New Utrecht High School - Comet Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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.ii CLASS PRQPHECY U . FTER passing four phlegmatic years of wading through Macbeths, Burkes, and what-nots, I was finally graduated from that institution of learing known as New Utrecht High School. Confidentially, mayhap a bit brazenly, I strode forth into the world that had been pictured to me as kind and unselfish. Alas! and alack! The puny protection of all my knowledge was insufficient to ward off the scorn and derision that met me. Thus it is that I hid myself, for twenty years, in solitude. On the fourth of February, 1952, cu- riosity having overpowered discretion, I ven- tured into the world a second time. The first member of the january '52 class that I ran across was Harry Zuckerman. Fa-cheese, he exclaimed, where have you been all this time, Joe ? He was on his way to Jack Goldberg's dentist's office and from there to the Mildred Isaacs Theatre. We're showing the 'Green-grey Galoshes' by none other than Mildred Dunetz, he said. No ? I questioned in surprise and doubt. Yes! says Zuck, and Jack Bleckner, Lucy Zinberg and Sylvia Katz are starring in it. No ? I questioned in surprise and doubt. Yes! Zuck said, and Harry Greissman is the publicity agent. Greissman ? tooted up the voice of toothless Bernie Selevan, wasn't he in our class? Yes, I think I can chisel some tickets for tonight, and off he scurried throwing a hurried nod over his shoulder. And if you want to know something, Perry Rosenberg is going to run in the La- bor Sports Union Olympics for the fourth Twenty-eighl time, said Abie Ratzan at my elbow. Reluctantly, I had to tear myself away and go to accomplish the fulfillment of my quest. My plodding feet carried me in the direction of Union Square. The square was black with people. My strength was too puny to enable me to get nearer to the speaker. In despair I was about to depart for other parts, when suddenly I beheld none other than William Curtis fnow a successful Tammany man, with Sylvia Dubrow on his arm. Bill, I shouted, you've got to help me get close to the speaker. Sure, sure, he answered nonchalantly pointing to a small group standing on a side, there is the solution to your problem. To my extreme confoundment I noticed that the group was composed of former classmates. There was Ben Roskin, who was now playing short stop on the Brooklyn Dodgers, joe Ceravalo, star half-back of the New York Giants and soon to retire to coach Notre Dame's eleven, and Hattie Un- gar, now Olympic swimming champion. I acquainted them with my problem. J-j-just f-f-follow us, said joe Ceravolo. Pow! They broke through the mob and we were in the front row before I could say Gavriluk Schmusy. While passing through the mob I had a fleeting glimpse fo Sarah Richman, Eunice Kawolsky, Jack Richman, Sarah Koplowitz, Gizella Fire- stone and Joe Weisdorf all attentively listen- ing to the speaker. I immediately recognized the speaker on the platform. It was Leo Genzeloif. He was swiftly moving his arms hither and yon in excited expostulation. fC071fi7ZZl6d on Page 661

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