Hamilton East Steinert High School - Cresset Yearbook (Hamilton, NJ)

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,4utumu ,Canvas Senior Prom . . . and the band played on . . as our new queen was led to that thrilling moment when fhne' crown was placed upon her Mfgg' head, 6 . . . and we danced on thru the Ioveliest night of the year.

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Steiuert Stars A Satellites enter - P. Z'.,4. Shout It wos only through the co-operation of the Seniors ond the P.T,A. that we were able to present the Variety Show, Steinert Stars and Satellites . The production on December 4th and 5th in- cluded excerpts from South Pocific , Li'I Abner , Brigadoon The Caine Mutiny , God's Trombones , ond Show Boat . I lt wos o new experience for us to share the work and enjoy- ment of rehearsals with our parents-one we will never forget. At left, Ray Freson and George Scams as they portray characters from the court- mortial in The Caine Mut- my. Top-Jeon Jervis fDoisyJ and Joe Rosino lAbner7 pose as they sing Nomely You from Li'l Abner. Cir- cled are Jack Cinkay and Sue Wortley singing Heather on the Hill from Brigodoon. Z! Right, Lee Mercier presents The Creation from God's Trombonesf' Below, the choir under the direction of Mr, Frank, Below, Ray Cromer and Jack Rowley, two pro- Confederates, stand in front of that beloved man sittin' up there on that beloved hoss, Jubila- tion T. Cornponef'