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

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H has been a real pleasure To work willw you as your adviser. The presenl class has been remarkable for ils sense of responsibilily and for irs complerion of Jrlie dulies Jrlial were underialcen. Qrlwer oufslanding Jrrails of Jrliis class were friendliness and good will. Officers and members willingly and cheerfully conrribured Jrlweir lull slnare of flue work. As an imporlanr by-producl' Jrliere has developed, berween Jrlrie Seniors and Jrlwe facully working wirli Jrliem, a deep relalionslmip of murual respecl and undersranding rlwai will long be remembered. As you leave us for ojrlsier splieres of aclivily-be il college, business, or any ollwer field - iusl Jrransfer Thar eniliusiasm of yours lo your lulure Tasks, and you may be assured of lwappy and useful lives. Our besl wislies go willw you for your success. EMANUEL SCHACKER Senior Adviser's Message , I-

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l Principal's Message During The darkesT days oT The EirsT World War, an American oTTicer, Then sTa- Tioned in Belgium, asked The laTe Cardinal Mercier: Do you noT someTimes Teel discouraged and lose hearT? The answer oT ThaT greaT soldier-churchman is my message To you. Perhaps l mighT, replied The Cardinal, buT you musT remember ThaT l am a soldier in The army oT a CapTain Who never can be deTeaTed. Nearly TwenTy-one cenTuries earlier, anoTher greaT leader Taced even greaTer danger. Judas Maccabaeus was The CapTain oT a relaTively small and poorly equipped army oT Jewish paTrioTs who were TighTing Tor Their very lives. Their independence and Their religion were aT sTake. AgainsT Them was arrayed The mighTy Syrian Torces developed under AnTiochus The GreaT and sTrengThened by his son, AnTiochus Epiph- anes, whose TanaTical deTerminaTion was To desTroy all Israel. Every Channukah sea- son reminds us ThaT here was anoTher CapTain who knew neiTher Tear nor deTeaT. NoThing less Than success could saTisTy him. Success has been aT once The waTch-word and The goal oT every young graduaTe ever since schools were TirsT esTablished. The GraduaTing Class oT January l956 is no excepTion. Each and every member oT This class hopes, and righTly hopes, Tor success. NoThing less will ever Truly saTisTy you. The aTTainmenT may noT be easy buT iT can be cerTain. The obsTacles ThaT we all Tace Today are as noThing compared To Those ThaT Taced Judas Maccabaeus or Cardinal Mercier. AlThough cenTuries aparT, boTh aTTained vicTory in exacTly The same way. All Through The inTervening years, righT now, and Through all The ages yeT To come, The answer To all our problems is sTill The same. Only as we idenTiTy ourselves wiTh ThaT greaT army oT heroic souls who counT noT The cosT and who know neiTher Tear nor discouragemenT can vicTory and success be made sure. ln This spiriT, I wish you all every possible success. RAYMOND L. NOONAN Ten

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School Administration i Mr. R. L. Noonan Acllng Principal Miss M. T. McGra'rh Mr. L. Feldman Adminishafive ASSiSl'6l1i Acfing Adminisfraiive Assislani DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN Dr. J. M. Drachman Mr. B. Cohen Dr. L. Sorieri Mr. H. Silomer English Social Sfuclies Languages Malhemafics M Mr. I. Sass Mr. C. Inman Mr. M. Zamore Mr. D. Kappel Physical Sciences Biology Accounfing Secrelarial Sfudies mflc Mr. A. Hubbard Miss M. Winclecker Mr. P. Ehrlich Miss M. Rooney Mr. S. Canior Shop Speech Music Ar+ Heallh Eiducafion