Fort Hamilton High School - Tower Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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NNIVERSARIES are more than a time for celebration, they are a time for thought and evaluation. Primarily they are a time for looking-back, for recalling the good times that have been had, the progress that has been made, and the events along the way which have contributed toward that prog- ress. Somehow, when the time for this looking-baekl' arrives, we tend to overlook the unhappy and the unsuccessful, and seemingly tend to View the period through rose-colored glasses. That is as it should be. Life was not made to be a series of tragedies and shattered dreams, and although there are times when that is all it seems to consist of, the tragedies, when viewed ini their proper perspective, do not seem quite so tragic and the disappointments of the moment appear almost insignificant. Thus it is with anniversaries. The suc- cesses and the moments of happiness are most outstanding in one's memory. Anniversaries are also occasions for looking into and anticipating the future. Wihat does it have in store for you-the same things as in the past or something new, something better? That question can be answered only by time but it is possible to help shape the answer by evaluating and attempting to make improvements while profiting from past experience. VVe dedicate this issue of the Tower to two important armiversariesa Fort Hamilton High Sehool's ten years of growth and achievement. and Mr. Ludwig's fifty years of leadership in the field of education. As we review these past ten years, we are grateful that we had Mr. Ludwig's careful guidance through our periods of growing pains, and we are thankful for the many pleasant and happy nieniories we share together. As we look to the future. we are assured that our lives will be better and happier because of the line training and wonderful inspiration we have received from Fort Hamilton High School and from Mr. liudwig. C O O I O I I O I Q Six

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7a da 2046 , , , F rontispieee ..... ..... .......... Title Page . . . Dedication ............... .... To the Glass of June 1951 .... . . Our Miss Brookmann ...... .... Hamilton Remembers .... Department Chairmen . . . Senior Prefect Teachers .... .... About Mr. Ludwig ..... Wait and See ..... To lWrs. Levis ....... Remember the Time ..... Senior Show ........ Class Will .... Publications . . . A Sports History .... . . . . . . . Elizabeth Goddard .... Diane Rubinger, Karen Jensen. . . George DiBari, Leslie Gordon... Elizabeth Goddard ............. Emily Bond .................. Mortimer Givan, Robert Attiyeh. Ronald Corn ................. Jane Saunders ......... John Ryan, James Luotto .... Wadette Kaibney .............. Elizabeth Goddard, Emily Bond . . Frances Maiorca, Mortimer Givan Karen Jensen, Diane Rubinger Ronald hloss, John Fitzgerald . . . pddldd mmf Vffaatmtdana Fort Hamilton High School Entering .................. Mr. Ludwig ..,...... The Administration . .. Those Were the Days . , Montage ............ Senior Prefeet . .. In the Spring ....................... Senior Grade Council and Class OHicc'rs . Presenting the Seniors .... Hallway of Fann- Carnera Shy .... Senior Show .... Sports .......... Arista, Mixed Chorus . Band, Orrlir-stra . . . . Cliernistry Srjuznrl, Sf-r'rr'l:uri:ul Sw rxiu forps Sm'rx'u'm' C'oi'p' Autographs ....... lfighl V . .,n , S...