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

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CONTENTS Page DEDICATION .... . . . 1 TOWER STAFF . . . . . . 4- EDITORIAL ........... . . . 7 MR. LEDER'S MESSAGE .... 8 SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION ............................ ..... 1 0 COLLEGE COORDINATOR AND PLACEMENT ADVISER ..... ..... 1 2 TO OUR GRADE ADVISERS ............................. ..... 1 3 JANUARY CELEBS ................... INTRODUCING JANUARY SENIORS ... LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT .... DON'T HAVE-DO HAVE ..... THEME SONGS ............,..... INTRODUCING JUNE SENIORS .... JUNE CELEBS .... CANDIDS ..................... LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT CHRISTMAS COMES ................. YOU'VE HEARD OF-BUT WE HAVE- CURTAINTIMERS ................... SENIOR SHOW ........ DIDN'T WE HAVE FUN! ... STUDENT ACTIVITIES .... .....14 .....15 .....19 .....19 .....20 .....21 .....4-0 .....52 .....67 .....68 .....69 .....70 .....72 .....74 .....75

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MARCIA BERNSTEIN Photography Editor BUSINESS STAFF Mr. Alexander Selwyn, Busi- ness Adviser: Mrs. Martha Ford, Circulation Stafl' Adviserg Grace Cincotta, Business Mana- ger: Martha Ricapito, Jean Kelemen, Barbara Olsen, Ed- ward Imperato, Irene Kuroski, Barbara Polisena, Marie Casel- nova, Elsie Russman. ART STAFF Lou Ellen Orr, Art Editor. Left to Righty Arlene Abdelnoor, Dor- othy D'Antu0no, Secretary: .Ioan Hofseth, Lillian Ellingsen, Assistant Art Editor: Mrs. Mildred Liger, Adviser. Our special thanks to Nick Bn-rnini for designing the cover. Biographies and articles typed by Secretarial Training A55 Mrs. Bonom, teacher.

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Our Four Years Enter to grow in body, mind and spirit . . . that was our aim when we entered Fort Hamilton High School in September, 1950. At that time we were foun years younger and though we hate to admit it, we looked and acted four years younger. It took those four years at Fort Hamilton to make us seniors but in that time we have grown and learned a great deal. Our minds as well as our bodies have grown and everything that we have learned has found its place in our minds and take.n root there. Much of this knowledge we have stored away for future reference. During these four years, however, much has been happening in the world about us. Tremendous changes have taken place in the fields of politics, economics, of international relations, of science and indus- try. We have been made aware of these changes and their influence upon us-on our body, our mind, our spirit-largely because of what we have been taught at Fort Hamilton. All this growth and maturity which marks our entrance into the adult world, either that of business or that of college, has been definitely hastened as a result of Fort Hamilton High School's line and practical ideals. Now that we are leaving Fort Hamilton, we like to feel that every graduate of the class of june 1954 is departing to serve better his God, his country and his fellow man. judy Ciano 'joanne Gordon 7