Fort Hamilton High School - Tower Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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iii FORT HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL R, T O Augus'I'us Ludwig, Principal FEBRUARY 1946

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FROM THE PRINCIPAL To The Class of February I946: CongraTulaTions To you, The TirsT class To graduaTe Trom ForT HamilTon High School during a Time oT peace. This is noT so much a disTincTion as a challenge, Tor in This posT-war world, we shall see changes as sTarTling as we did during The War iTselT. We have, however, Tried To show you The way To be a beTTer, happier and more saTisTying life, by sTressing The value oT The arTs, by opening The vasT domains of science and maThemaTics, and The culTural values oT The humaniTies. This new world has always been wiTh us. lT will noT be revealed To you, however, wiThouT pains- Talcing eTlorT, buT greaT is The reward To him who perseveres. ln shorT, we have Tried To help you learn The arT oT living wiTh oThers, To appreciaTe anoTher's poinT oT view and To undersTand his ouTloolc on life. Life is always commonplace To com- monplace people, buT iT can be made sublime by Those who are inspired, To see The beauTy oT The world abouT us, To seelc The good in oThers, and To serve mankind. May your graduaTion Trom ForT Hamil- Ton High School be a sTepping sTone To greaTer accomplishmenTs. Cordially and sincerely yours, AUGUSTUS LU DWIC5 Principal