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

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ADMI ISTRA T10 Qlzomfmfz fvifm illhftltfzzt Brhfge: Lift'i 1llfl'l'fH'H To the Seniors: There are loyal hearts, there are spirits brave, There are souls that are pure and true, Then give to the world the best you have, And the best will come back to you. Now that this long-awaited occasion, graduation, has arrived, we should like to take this opportunity to express our grati- tude to you, Mr. Kaye, for all you have done for us during our four years in Fort Hamilton. You have given our senior boys a greater sense of responsibility, enabling them to earn the respect of their fellow men. Your understanding, your thought- fulness, your cheery smile, will ever re- main a part of our fonder memories of Fort Hamilton High School. fzzciifh Reich Miss Hrookman lg xv-sf ' ' Mr-as NQiI.L,z3f Mr. Kaye l l

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Miss Holfman --1-11:11-g-5 Mr. Quigley 'IJ SCHOOL We thank you Miss Hoffman: For planning our programs and mak- ing it possible for us to take the subjects we wanted and needed. For providing us with literature so that we might become aware of the numerous opportunities available to us. For arranging career conferences which enabled us to select the college or job best suited to our needs. For all these services that you, working together with our grade advisors, our col- lege coordinator, our job placement ad- visor and our program committee, made possible for us, we thank you. Amie Marie Lezzrhr Mention the words assistant principal to any High School student and you will get a delinite reaction. The pupil will un- doubtedly produce a negative response. In Fort Hamilton, however, the response to Mr, Quigley, our assistant adminis- trator would be quite the contrary. Not only is he accepted as a regular guy and admired by Fort Hamilton girls and boys, but he is respected for his ability to repri- mand, to befriend, and to guide. This man has a wonderful capacity for under- standing teen-agers. Many years after graduation, we seniors will recall as a friend-Mr. Quigley. fzfciith Gfzrgjzzlo

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T0 OUR GRADE ADVISORS For four years we continually pestered and bothered you. For four years we had program troubles, college troubles, career troubles and, yes, even a few salmon-col- ored troubles. Now, we appear trans- formed. We now face you with only blissful countenances and perhaps you wonder at this change in our beings. You guided us from that frightening freshman year unto that splendid senior year. You saw us better than anyone else in the school. You saw us at our most awkward moments. When we were puzzled and our worries appeared infinite, you somehow brought us away from all those worries. At times, when we were unde- cided and made a beeline to the grade ad- visors' ofhce, you always managed to find time to guide and advise us. Despite all your other duties you never refused to dis- cuss our problems with us and to help us solve them. Yes, we smile now, and it is through your unending efforts that we do smile at marvelous years of high school. We hope, with deepest sincerity, that in future years we shall prove that the immeasurable amount of time and effort which you invested in us was not wasted. flldij' K rofzzmzzz Q 7 .mfvwga Mrs. Hart o Mr. Leielltman 12