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

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Principal's Message From Where you stand now you may find it a bit difficult to believe but it is nevertheless true that today you are writing finis to the most exciting and important years of your lives-your high school years. We hope that these years have brought you all that you have Wanted and hoped for-all that your parents, your teachers, and your community have tried to give you: a deeper realization of what you Want to do and be, a passionate devotion to our great principles of freedom and democracy, an awareness of your respon- sibilities as citizens of this great and happy land, a respect for the dignity of all people of all races, creeds, and religions. On this We all agree. We have one overriding concern and obligation- to make this World a better place for ourselves and for those who Will come after us. ln this never-ending struggle you must play your part as others before you have played theirs. You must not believe, as some would have you believe, that there is no hope for the future. The glorious achievements of our country and our people are a living symbol of the Wonders our faith and courage and energy have Wrought. There are no hopeless situations. There are only men who have grown hopeless about them. There is much unfinished business for you and for all of us in this beautiful and turbulent World We have inherited. Take your place With those men and Women Who have dedicated themselves to the job of finishing that business so that we all may live in peace, security, and dignity. ABRAHAM H. LASS