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

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We had fhe co-ed lunchroom promised by campaigners. 1 5 4 ' T- ., , i i .T -- 1mwrmmm 3 ,fl - l5LWEEDEbUMV Q fWfff!W.W . NO HOMEWORK 2 E 1 X 4 I 'JQ j 2 00 3 aff ,nw ,, . W! ,,, A711 , .5 ,f 4 5 ,. .TWQMW MLW- N0 lfiwsk. a XX 5 '1J'l-1' - aaiiseg, 'Q is X 216 Q -E fT if T 1- N 'nl lf .i -: I ,y- J., l W 'l .. f' ' T Z T I mmf N Q4-1-' Mr. B. Cohen defecfed 'ro Russia. One Hundred What Would Mr. Waldbaum los'r his black boolc. lvlr. Charry forgol lhe school song. Dr. Drachman had been caughl reading a classic comic. More of +he sludenl body could be classified as sane. Mr. Sass' name had been spelled correclly in 'rhe be- ginning. Mr. Davidoff ran for office on The Republican ficlcel. All lhe senior piclures were llaflering. lvliss Gelber really used her guilloline on lhe s+uden+s who 'Failed +o read A Tale of Two Ci'ries. Mr. Safran gof conlacl lenses for his chemical eye. lvliss Gesualdi slopped going lo The opera. The swimming pool were really on 'lhe roof. Gary Lamberl hadn'+ been chorus leader. Mr. Charosh slopped malcing puns. Mrs. Scher wen'r swimming. The Trophies in The lobby were dusled. Every girl who lried oul made Booslers. Mr. Cherniss won lhe Nobel Prize for Lileralure. Mr. Greenfield adrnilled Thai women are The superior sex. Mr. l-lolder gol a llal fire on his bicycle.

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ln '58 the Juniors sure were great. WE WON! .luniors enjoyed their trip to Paris. So did the judges, but the Seniors went Berserk, We'II strive to our utmost, showing sportsmanship too. Dear Utrecht, were loyal to you. Uur .lunior Year brought Arsenic and Old Lacef' a televised Litrecht football game, Sam Levenson, practice College Boards, a Barn Dance, the Merit Scholar- ship Test, Sing victory parties, a pigeon in the assembly, and the birth of the fencing, tennis and soccer teams. LOOK, LOOK, SENIORS ON THE WAY Passes, we torge passes. To quote a well known Senior: 6'They marked me cutting just because I was in Chookiesfi' Cheer them on, dear Boosters, cheer them on. While the twirlers twirl, and our cheerleaders leap, it is inevitable that our Boosters will form an N.L'. arzd tllr. Charry will lead the band in the school song. In Utrecht we are always sneaking bites ot lunch in classes. We really don't understand this because as Seniors we have no classes and four lunch periodsll We're having mid-terms in the morning. Midterms arzd Regents-the dread of any normal child. Seniors are victorious: spirit and spark are glorious. if rl WE WON AGAIN! Sophs turned blue lwe guess from their 'cWinter Wonder- land j and ,luniors red when we returned victorious from Atlantis. There'll be no more lockers to sneak through, no more hallways to creep through, no more excuses to think ot . . Our hearts are breaking atter all these years. Who can stop us trom shedding tears? Utrecht l-lighl With our English and history Regents safely passed, and with a sigh, we receive our diplomas and a flood of memories. We think of the Regents Scholarship test, our College Board marks. eiril service tests, college applications, the flooded hfth floor, the student-faculty basketball game, the Project Talent tests, the Beatnik Dance, the gossip in the uTasself' the school concerts, crazy hat day. and appointments for COMET pictures. ln our senior term we recall electing senior officers and celebrities, and ordering jewelry, hats, and buttons. We remember, too, the senior show with its parody of nglflacbethf' Senior Day, lollipops. senior assemblies, the County Fair, the senior breakfast and boat- ride, the prom and graduation. Nor when we part and teel the teaq The lessons done and school gone by, Shall break the union founded here, While swings the earth and Qlows the sky. Ninety-nine

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Happen If 1 We had larger lockers. Mr. Epsiein's lab experimenfs worked. Mr. Hersh slopped smiling. Swimming Leaders wore bikinis. Mr. Safran could spell. Mrs. Friedberg gol a lelfer of accepiance from college. Mrs. McClenahan won a Merif Scholarship. There weren'+ any Regenis answer bookleis. Mrs. Grau wore her dungarees and her husbands old shirf 'ro class. Mr. Goldenberg really owned Peanul Chews. Mrs. Marinello had laryngifis. Mr. Greenfield had a co-ed searing arrangernenf in his classes. Mr. Davidoff wore brown socks and a yellow suil. Mr. Feingold sfopped sending for parenfs. The secref iclenfify of Lucky Vidac were revealed. Mr. Slosberg didn'+ give quickie quizzes Mr. Pofell had some eccenfricifies. Mr. Epsfein palenled one of his invenfions. Mr. Gordon gracluafed. ll-le's been a senior a long rimel Mrs. Lighfcap had a class or burros. E l .e ll l ' E' , 5 lv ' r mfg -, f sf E r ,jf,' ' , -ll. feng :L . ,wif l 7ix' :i 1 lf Q' 'E REGRET Tdl ANNOUYCE 7 Qmvr, BECAUSE orl E TEC ICAL 5 QDIFVIC LTIESQ JH-IERE WILL BBQ: 5 N0 ENGLISHQ QREGENTS 'rmsl fi TERM l ll V'4. 9',- Baird OF A EJ....ns.,,. , E ii 'i l ff l I - i The Sfudenl' V , Cour+ insfifufed 3' capifal ff? fl X ' A punishmeni. i i fc-E Q ,ffa I i X Y , dia? ' 'Ts' IQ i 'X . 3 ,cr i i cl 4 . ' X 'X fig? X' , , g ,jf gy lg The fencing 'ream made shish- kebab. One Hundred-one