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

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PREFECT Our clamor plus our cry and hue Were withstood artistically by Mrs. McHugh. 4-2 MISS SCULLY ' Health Edzzmzfion Miss Scully We'll remember long Because she made our bodies strong. MR. SWAHN ' Hirzory Mr. Swahn taught the why and how Cf everything thats history now -l-el Miss SK1DMoRE 0 Lfmgmges Her sympathy did Miss Skidmore give To students studying the gerundive. Miss WATERs ' History Miss Waters advised us as she saw best And taught us about the east and the nest. +6 Miss MILLER ' Mfzrhezmzrzti Miss Miller taught us the right angle With which problems disentangle. - .lia . 4-7 MRS. FRANKLE ' Set1'em1'j4zl Stfzdjey Mrs. Frankle made teachers' jobs lighter A Because she taught students to use the typewriter. , W W s W N y2?2g,Q7,1' -E-S Miss PATTISON ' English fLeave of Absence Miss Pattison helped us solve many a ruse Now our thinking is clear and not obtuse.

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T0 OUR CAREER ADVISORS 1 'fi Hrs. Catania Mrs. Rodemann We entered Fort Hamilton, to grow in body, mind and spirit and we were aided so ably by you, Mrs. Catania. Your wonderful spirit of helpfulness, encouragement and continued patience helped us overcome the many obstacles leading to a better future. No problem was ever too small nor too large for your consideration, and your friendly assistance always reassured us. We wish to express our sincerest grati- tude to you for making it possible for us to better serve our God, our country, and our fellow man. Lerfie Ellztleilz To you, Mrs. Rodemann, goes our kind- est thoughts and appreciation for all you've done for us. Witliotit your understanding and counselling, many of us would not have been able to face the business world with the assurance that we now have. The enthusiasm with which you helped and encouraged us will set the tempo for our careers, as well as the pattern on which our futures will be based. Always remembering your inexhaustible efforts, we face graduation and the future with a sense of security. Odefte Militemz 13

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Wir!-., 4-9 TEACHERS MRS. MADISON ' Sew'eIm'ial Stzza'ie5 Mrs. Madison showed us the short way To record our knovt ledge from each passrng day. 410 MRs.OLsEN ' Ezzglzrb 4-12 18 L Many a book we were made to open Because Mrs. Olsen ever kept hopin'. -3-11 MRs. HYER 0 Biology Mrs. Hyer fllled our cerebra With many a gem about the anuoeba. MR. FLASTER ' Shop Mr. Flaster didn't shirk To reach us students wooden work. -i-15 MR. PLATN1cK ' Shop Mr. Platnick, fthis is plainj Taught us to cut against the grain. MR. RAPPAPORT ' Eugfirla Mr. Rappaport, since you're new We wish the very best for you. 5 4 ..,.., , , fix it ., fs 0' ts i. ,, , L ,,,.. 11717611 we were of the f0u'e5I fzlllkj You azfnfed our 1'i5i11g fear5. Nou' fvlemcf mfepf our befzrffeff tbazlzksf For gzzicfuzzfe ffarozzgfa the yea1'5. A5 f7l'Ef6ff.l' fmt too perfect f U' 6 fl'jC'6?I I0 IDLI55 ffye ILEJIL, Biz! you lnzre fmzde the perfect prefect. Goa' bfe55 -1'fJIl.' you are 6651, Size Oppelzlveimef