Honor League officers Caption: "Honor League officers--The Benjamin Franklin Honor League of the Brooklyn High School for Specialty Trades recently elected new officers. Left to right are William Stuher, president; Jim Chu, B. B. Gair, faculty adviser; Ben Werde and Samuel Malmen, vice president. The honor league is in charge of the sale of war bonds and stamps in the school. ..." Each officer is holding a large one-word sign: "Craftsmanship," "Scholarship," "Character," and "Service." The name of the school was later changed to George Westinghouse Vocational High School.

Learn by doing Caption: "Learn by doing--Students in an auto mechanics class at the Brooklyn High School for Specialty Trades, 49 Flatbush Ave. Extension, are shown hard at work in a session of armature winding." The school was later renamed George Westinghouse Vocational High School.

Set for action Caption: "Set for action--Sgt. Joseph Hapliznick of the Borough Hall Recruiting Substation shows Antonio Rizzitano of 2014 83dSt, left, and Alfred John of 304 Tompkins Ave. how to operate captured German and Italian machine guns in an arms exhibit at Brooklyn High School for Specialty Trades."

Brotherhood Week Caption: Harold Russell, at microphone, speaker at George Westinghouse Vocational High School's 'Brotherhood Week' exercises with Mr. Kingsley, acting principal, left, and I. David Cohen, principal, and Sol Holt, chairman, right.

Doing their bit Caption: "Doing their bit--Pupils in special shop class at George Westinghouse Vocational High School, 49 Flatbush Ave. Extension, do their part in Junior Red Cross enrollment drive by making enameled ashtrays for sale during the campaign. Instructor Nat Winkler is shown with, left to right, James Hagerty, James Pace, Al Bonaccorso and Salvatore Bainieri."

Schoolboy Santas Caption: "Schoolboy Santas--Students of George Westhinghouse Vocational High School exhibit some of 400 toys for underprivileged children made at the school as they present them to Red Cross. Shown left to right are Jerome Sumpter, 14, 588 Washington Ave.; Junior Red Cross representative Margaret Andrews; John Morris, 15, 160 King St., and Alejandro B. Mariani Jr., 91 Pineapple St."

The whole truth Caption: "The whole truth--The fate of erring students is decided by his peers in student court at George Westinghouse Vocational High. Sitting in judgment are, left to right, Judge Roger Andersen, Chief Justice Edison Canty and Judge Richard Sabierajski, as Joseph Nelson is sworn in by Court Attendant Richard Genna and Court Clerk David Stecker takes notes."

Cooke and Cobb Company Exterior view of Cooke and Cobb Company building located at 213 Steuben Street in Clinton Hill.