Automotive High School - Headlight Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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.24 message iam l'. 3cL6JcLow ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Your publication deserves an honored place among school papers, for it will serve your distinguished school as a condensing mirror to bring to a focus of burning interest the diversified activities conducted 'by the Brooklyn High School of Automotive Trades. In divers ways you will record your successful efforts to harness Power in the service of man - to make the automobile not only an ef- ficient machine of propulsion but also an agency for promoting a richer, fuller, and better life. For unless a machine serves life and makes it more meaningful, it becomes the master of man, and he its servant and subordinate, often to be crushed by it. The releasing of the power stored up in gasoline by the quickening touch of the electric spark, and its proper control by the driver, is symbolic of a great purpose your school is serving, which it will never ignore. There is latent intellectual and spiritual power in the student body, await- ing its release by the ignition of supreme interests. Under the stimulation of your devoted teachers and supervisors, this higher power is set free as trained intelligence, right will, warm sympathies, and ennobling loyalties. Power is your watchwordg power in its two aspects - Physical and Spiritual. Power to serve and power to blessg power for efficiency and power for happinessg power of motion and power of emotion and noble feeling. Here are two sides of the radiant bow of promise that spans the shore of today and the 'alluring strand of -the morrow, May you pass over this arch to the land where wishes are fulfilled -and 'hopes realized, OSWALD SCHLOCKOW, Arrirtant Superintendent of Srboolr. Q. -5- A

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Q.. J4 meddage ,ilrom r. Siege! DIRECTOR OF EVENING AND CONTINUATION SCHOOLS l am delighted to hear that the Senior Class of the Brooklyn High School of Automotive Trades is issuing a school publication. A truly representative periodical of this nature gives an opportunity for self' expression to the students, and at the same time enables the puhlic to understand the work ofthe institution. It also serves as a record of the happiest days of a person's life, where, under the wise leadership of the teacher, friendships are formed among the students which bring dividends in profit and happiness throughout their entire lifetime. I am glad to greet the students of your school and trust that they will always carry out those high ideals of service and citizenship. Very truly you rs, MORRIS E. SIEGEL, Direflm' of Ezfening and Cmztimzaliou Srhonli .. 41-..

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