Naugatuck High School - Greyhound Yearbook (Naugatuck, CT)

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UNITAS IN PACE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1946: The approach of the graduation season gives me an op- portunity to extend to you the congratulations of the faculty on the successful completion of your high school course. You graduate into a new world, new not only to you but to an older generation as well. The development of extremely rapid means of travel and communication has produced an new era of world citizenship. The discovery of the means of util- izing nuclear energy gives the world vexing problems. Man now has at hand the means by which he can, according to his choice, unravel the very fabric of civilization or weave a pat- tern of world brotherhood, forever free from want and fear. just as the courage of youth made victory possible in the late war, so your vision will aid in solving the vital problems of peace. True to the traditions of this school you will, in good time, take high part in the affairs of men. And if in making your decisions you lack inspiration, look to the character of Mr. Slade who was principal of this school for many years. You will find there an understanding, calm and generousg a faith, firm and determined, an idealism, prac- tical and compelling. The world has need of such attributes. As you leave these halls, the best wishes-yes, the hopes of the faculty are with you. EDWARD L. KEHOE. Page Fifteen

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UNITAS IN PACE MR. KEHOE Page Fourleezz

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UNITAS IN PACE MR. CHITTENDEN Page Sixteen