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

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r ' 'F 12 Alxffv-MW lily se 1 li nys I 5 f f DOCTOR ELIZABETH REID SAUI, GILMAN VICE PRINCIPALS ADMINISTRATION The orgranization and planning of a school yezugf--its zicaclemic progrrain, its I social c-alenclar and the meeting of its many problems, is a tremendous task. That our school year has run smoothly, and, with a sense of order, can be attributed to the efforts of our principal, Mr. Watson, our Vice-prin- Cipals, Dr. Reid and Mr. Gilman and those who work with administration. Secretaries HERMINE TASSONE KAREN HARVELI, I EVELYN HUTCHINSON ALICE FUES ,GY

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Q Q K Nye., L.-I fx sw . 14, l 4 2 .- x.. -' Ng fe 'Q L CJ BMX xi, . , -' x' V . as , - -' f Q QJ f tr,-1 N J .s , .xefs P fx' gf' s Cf Mr. Walter Almond Mr. Gerald Bleistein Industrial Arts English History What is the gravitational pull of a gum- drop? What is the square root of a circle? Questions, questions, and mo1'e questions! Of course, not all quite as way out as those quoted, but they do prove our point that the life of a faculty member can be quite frus- trating. And yet, they pursue and persist in their Mr. Ernest Brahm Mrs. Mildred Brearly Vocal Music Business Choir Director Department Head efforts to nurture our intellectual curiosity so that we are not just taught but are eager to carry the torch of learning. To all of our faculty, may this be our testi- mony that we are grateful, appreciative, and, above all, aware, of your contribution to our future. 7 ,f ,N .53 'K ' ,fi ss' 9 i acu 1?