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

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T eme Songs Spanish Class Lunch on the shore Seniors Our Senior Year Our Friends in FHHS Senior Prom Regents Studying for Chem. Room 108 Fort Hamilton Specials Our Faculty Our Senior Show Macbeth A Seni0r's Fountain Pen Before Regents Graduation Chem. Teachers History Late Student Emergency Room Monday Morning Hygiene Inspection Tomorrow Mrs. Hands and Cooks Graduation Day Salmon Cards Freshman Sophomores Juniors Assembly Detention Nutrition Class Boy's Future True or False Test Square Dancing Underclassmen After Third Quarter Report Senior Girls Locker Room Shop Class Students and Faculty Fort Hamilton High School South of the Border Down by the Riverside Get Out of Here and Get Me Some Money fl oo Easy to Remember, So Hard to Forget That Old Gang of Mine Stardust Laughing on the Outside, Crying on the Inside Three O'Clock in the Morning Let Me In, I Hear Music One Meatball Young at Heart The Greatest Show on Earth Crazy, M an, Crazy How Dry I Am Didnit Sleep a Wink Last Night Rags to Riches I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire It's in the Book Open the Door, Richard Show Me the Way to Go Home Sleepy People Gonna Wash That Man Right Out of My Hair No Use Crying Over Spilled Milk There's No Tomorrow Among My Souvenirs Stranger In Paradise Allez Vous-en Till Then . . . And the Band Played On Oh, What a Beautiful Morning Gonna Bake a Sunshine Cake You're In the Army Now Gotta be This or That Changing Partners Too Young just One More Chance Sweet and Lovely Whistling in the Dark Blacksmith Blues Side by Side Thanks for the Memories judy Ciano Dorothy Vance

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Zami ill emh 'Patamvnt The Class of January 1954, being of sound mind and good health de- clares in writing, its last Will and Testament. We hereby agree to leave: To future students, our names, elegantly carved on the desks. To the Freshman, four whole years to go. To the S ophomores, the scotch tape that held our books together. To the juniors, the wonderful thought of being Seniors. To the Seniors, the Regents to take and enjoyf' To the Track Team, a set of wings. To the Cheerleaders, more powerful lungs. To the Band, new music. To the Senior Council, a planned term's activities. To the Craft Classes, our hand-woven baskets. To the Cafeteria, more Hero sandwiches. To the Senior Treasurer, our emptied pockets. Still of sound mind, we leave: To the Deans, blue salmon cards. To MR. LEDER, no more January classes. To the English Department, all our worn-out run-on sentences. To the Science Department, open windows in every class. To the Art Department, Modern interpretations. To the Gym Department, our Medicals. To the Sten, Typing and Math Departments, lots and lots of erasers. And to the TOWER, good pictures every time. But most of all, to Fort Hamilton High School, all our dreams and the memories of happy and education-filled days within its walls. I155witness whereof, we affix our signature on this day of January 24, 4. Carole Turino DON'T HAVE DO HAVE 1. Campanella Thompson 2. Grant Lee 3. A Will A Way 4. Hymn Carroll 5. Chase 8z Sanborn Maxwell 6. Stromberg Carlson 7. Wrong Wright 8. Scars Byrnes 9. Hershey Bosco 10. Browning Barrett 1 1. Snead Hogan 19

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SENIGRS