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

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WE REMEMBER . .. We love you Duff as we left Steinert . . . Up On The Roof with the boys at the Plaza . . . the regular roll call on Bus 4 . . . six-gun Jose- phine guns down dead- eye Berrien . . . Little A and her big cigar . . . Richard Fats Har- monica Watson . . . the Plaza foam fighters . . . Barry Sullivan's f i r s t kiss . . smokey Scorch . . . Boxer champ Gil- man of the 2nd floor.. . two inches of water in the bathroom . . . Sey- mour the Sioux . . . S. O. Y. M.? . . . patrol- boys Caf and Gilmen in front of the Lincoln Me- morial . . . One-eye Leavens . . . Pick your pal on Bus 4 . . . The Honeymoon Special . . . Our Roaches and Ringo Leber . . . the Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World of Washington . . . Marcel- lus the Great . . . Wash- ington or f'Bust with Dolly . . . Dee Rittfs Ring for a Day . . . the cry, Get the garbage- menI . . . tomato juice, again? . . . card shark Brahm . . . the Mall that separated the boys from the girls but not from the men . . . or the Berlin Mall . . . Candid Camera Pivo . . . the Phantom strikes again at the Plaza . . . Norma's personal es- cort at Annapolis . . . Didn't you get dessert, Hoag? . . . Ro's trip to Uncle Abe . . . the romantic mix-ups . . . Michele the Mighty . . . Ride the goat, Ruhlin . . . Give it to them with the eau de toilettel . . . Mrs. Gauntt on 3 A.M. patrol . . . Watch out for the jelly-beans, Kathi' . . . the cheery voice on the phone at six in the morn- ing . . . comfort at Clem- enti's . . . Pete Watson and Sandy Reid . . . S al l y , the intellectual wig . . . 896, 897, 898 - Whewll . . . Where's the elevator? . . . We'll pick you up at 8 A.M. sharp boys . . . Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, Y-E-A-H!