East New York Vocational High School Opened on April 26, 1941 ENY Vocational was originally housed at 2416 Atlantic Avenue, which is probably considered outside of East New York today. Built for $1,450,000, the opening was delayed several months as the school was competing with the war effort for shop supplies. The school sits on land used by the Brooklyn Water Works when they added additional pumping stations in the 1880s. Now known as the East New York Transit Technology High School. Click on thumbnails to enlarge
		East New York Vocational High School Located on Wells St., Vincent Luongo sent me the update shot back in 2005. The shot on the left dates from 1943.
		East New York Vocational High School, 1950s Eloise Wendell sends in a shot of her friend Carolyn Cronin sitting on the steps of the school. The view is from the corner of Hill and Euclid. On the right, Phil Santella sends in a picture of his graduation day in front of ENY Vocational in 1953.
		East New York Vocational High School, Aviation Class 1953 Phil Santella also sends over this more formal shot of the Aviation Class of 1953.
		"Crossroads", 1961 Yearbook Some pix from the 1961 yearbook pictured at the top.
		"Crossroads", 1961 Yearbook Second set from the 1961 yearbook pictured at the top.
		ENY Vocational, 1963 Robert Ingardia not only sends over the 1963 graduation picture of the "Mechanical Tech" class, but an 'update' shot as well!Pictured: Robert Ingardia Anthony Augugliaro, Joe Buono, Dan Bivona, Reggie D'Onofrio, Joey Marasia, Marty Johnson, Anthony Variale, Paul Kateridge,Floyd Berry,Ted Lewis,Alan Hahn, Louie Pierno
		Crossroads Yearbook, 1963 I actually found the yearbook for this class. On the right, a sample page- their yearbooks had a lot more pictures than the typical high school yearbook of the time.
		Crossroads Yearbook, 1963 I cropped these pictures from the yearbook showing the atheletic field and some of the surrounding neighborhood. On the right that's the pumping station in the background.
		Crossroads Yearbook, 1963 The yearbook even contained some odd local photos, including this shot of a house on Hegemann and the Old Mill.
		Crossroads Yearbook, 1976 Someone was selling this on Ebay, though I didn't grab this one..