Straubenmuller Textile High School - Loom Yearbook (New York, NY)

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3 'W Dc--is '?Bg- 12029536205 E il H? il. ill ll Foreword O the Editors of this Loom has fallen the difhcult task of preparing a book worthy of the class of January, 1927. This class has been termed the most promising ever sent forth from Textile High School. It is obvious that we may make a few errors in preparing so gigantic a chronicle. We ask you to excuse our mistakes and to remember that as high school students We have tried to do our utmost. ' The limitations' of space have forced us'to leave out some inci- dents of interest to the student body, but we have attempted to include all occurrences and activities of general importance. No omissions have been wilful. They have been necessitated by the lack of space. g V The Editors wish to take this opportunity of expressing their thanks to Mrs. Bodansky and Miss Leader for their aid in the editing of the Loom, and to Miss Stokes and Miss Doyle for their x'alL1able.aaiQ5,,i11 placing the Loom on a good financial basisj ' EDITOR. tl ll l l 1 lml 5 ocza mefyfaxgfaff az.'cw+f-:.'e5+:23:-19322151 3 Er, .,

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Qc-is Essay?-Qgaoz 420235322305 ag it ll lg lvl W 0 0 I ll X4 Dedzcatzon WE, THE CLASS OF JANUARY, 1917 DEDICATE A This LOOM to the Textile High School of the Futureg the great High School which is the goal alike of the student body and of our principal. ' We hope that Textile of the Future will 'fulfill our dreams and our hopesg we trust that its students will be governed by the Wise traditions of our school and will successfully execute that por- tion of duty which has been entrusted to them C 524 wil If Y ll ll ll in im' LL' E il wt rica, E865-itegirffsfi isfqiqwmfbw

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