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

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OUR SENIOR DAZEP' September 15, 1954 Demfesz' Diazry, Our Senior year! This is it-finally, after years of homework, heartache, and Regents. We are the High and the Mighty, the ex- alted Seniors, worshipped by Freshies and Sophs, envied by juniors! Our sparkling Senior pins fbadges of positionj insure us against mis- taken identity! Here's to a wonderful, wonderful Senior year!! Prophetically yours, Margo Arefzr and Lerlie Eprtein October 1, 1954 Dem' Difzry, Boy, are we a good-looking and spirited class! Today was our first Senior Assembly. The whole school was electrified by our soar- ing enthusiasm! We sure were proud of our celebrities' debut, but our excitement reached its peak when we received our treasured jew- elry. Wear it proudly! Joyfully yours, L. G M. October 16, 1954 Dem' Diary, Life is wonderful! Tonight was our Senior Hayride. It was fabu- lous! The moon was out and the weather nippy, but we were snug as a bug in a rug,', all packed in the wagons like sardines. Whoever knew that marshmallows were so good, or that a ferry ride could be so wonderful! Confidentially yours, L. C9 .M. October 50, 1954 Dem' Diary, . . . The clock chimed twelve as our pumpkin coach, drawn by black cats, arrived at the entrance to the Haunted Castle. The moon cast an eerie shadow as a creepy owl hooted. . . . Oh, honestly! Hal- lowe'en leaves its effects. We spent a marvelous evening at our Senior dance. The Boys' Gym was transformed into a supernatural paradise, with ghouls and goblins leering at us from the walls, as we danced to the band's music. Had a simply marvelous time! Eerily yours, L. 6 M. is

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IAIUAIY IQSS I 2 3 I 1 I 9 I0 ll 'S I6 I7 IB 25 , F5 - lgul 6 November 11, 1954 Dearest Diary, On a picnic we will go! We've gone-on a picnic, that is! It was fabulous! We left for Clove Lake promptly at 10 A.M. and even those who make the late bell their constant companion came on time. We didn't take our bathing suits, but some of us went swimming, any- way . . . fand not intentionally, either!j Lucky thing we had some blankets and Fort Hamilton boy scouts who built a fire. We returned X V' -5' lg gg ,I ,f If uf fzhome tired from our exercise, hoarse from singing, stiff from riding -- Ou M ,, - Apex 2 -. L U55 5 5 I 7 2 IJ' I , 3 4 29 ' ls lo 5 2 2'z '5' ,alla 9 25 2 a Arun. 1955 M' I2 3456789 10111213 111 55 Nn,.!9'- '5 1 ' i' A 5 3 ll 1 1 f, 11 '2 ' 21 s 9 me Qu 11 s 15 , 25 15 l9ss I 2 3 . 8 9 I0 ll X5 I6 I7 I8 QF? 24 25 ' J fly 4 '-,I94-4, I1 ,S s 8 If I, 1 1 20 I, e 2 1, I, Iycus 3 r ,gs 2 5 J 9 4 lo n ,f 5 Sgprs -, I 44,5 ' .,, 1955 ,S 6 1 2 .7 s 2 J ro - Q ,O 25 1 0: Zahn ,, 2 V. -fs 12 'gi ' s 1 I7 ,fl - ' 11oVE ! '-.nfs Q ,I W- 5 2 3 A 6 7 5 I3 14 'Z .muse-,199 zo 2' 19 1 z 21 28 7 B 9 I 5 6 7 I6 ll 12 13 'A 'S 23 R-E is I9 20 2' is so zs 26 27 18 and happy from a wonderful day with our classmates. Exhaustedly yours, L. ci' M. December 7, 1954 Derzfeff Diary. Skating along, rolling with ease- Oh, honestly, do we ache! The floor was mighty hard! Everybody looked great-the girls in shortf!j skirts, the boys in ties and jacketsf!!j As we skated, the organ played our alma mater, and we realized how very lucky we were to be Seniors at Fort Hamilton. Nostalgically yours, L. 6' Ill. january 14, 1955 Deareii Diary. Water, water, everywhere, chlorine's not ht to drink! We went swimming, at the St. George tonight and had a terrific time. Looks as if Fort Hamilton could top any school in a swim meet. Our high divers and underwater sprites looked terrific. Even though our at- tempts to get a tan under the lights didn't succeed, we had a splash- ing good time. Swimmingly yours, L.c?M. Friday, February 18, 1955 Dewey! Diary, . . . This is our great day. . . . The struggle with the show's script, the friendships formed, the fun at rehearsals, fthose endless hours during Regents Week,j the rushed snacks at three o'clock, be- tween classes and rehearsals, and all our dazed days came to a climax! 19