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

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SENIORS We'lli Always Remember -NE S Q -S , X U 9. QW X4 May friendships fire be bright and eier be glowing

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Our show, Senior Dazen was spectacular. It opened on typical teenage comments which led into the gay and snappy opening chorus. The curtain parted on a 1920 scene, complete with songs, flappers, Moody', Valley, and a blackbottom, and continued into a modern dance interpretation of Our Four Years at Fort Hamilton. The French Can Can, K'English Shakespearef' American Prom'blems,,' Latin American Mambof' Bermuda Shortsf' Vienna Waltzu and Scottish Finale all found a place deep in our heartsl' and memories. The color, excitement and sparkle-dust continued throughout the day-in our classrooms where we were the teachers,'l in the lunch- room where flash bulbs popped, and reached its peak at our Senior Party where we greeted our friends and teachers, revived the show, and let our feet answer the challenge of the fabulous Senior Band. The critics, agreed that our Senior Day was the best ever! Nostalgically yours, L. 6' M. Defzrerl Diary, Friday, May 27, 1955 Tonight was the Night of our Dreamsfl our Senior Prom. It was wonderful-the beautiful dresses, the handsome tuxedos, the gor- geous flowers, the dinner, the music, our classmates, and our escorts. Golly, remember when we were freshmen, dreaming of our Prom? Well, it was everything that we expected, and even better than that! Mom and Dad didn't appreciate it very much when we came home with the milkman, after spending the wee hours of the morning painting the town red! What a wonderful, wonderful, evening! Romantically yours, L. 6 M. Dear Diary. June 4, 1955 Fort Hamilton together, just hear our voices ring, on our Senior Boat ride. Gosh, did we have a fabulous time! Never has the Hudson heard such resonant singing, happy laughter, and excited chatter! When we jubilant seniors got to our destination, we spent many fun-filled hours frolicking in the sun. Our parents say we look like native Floridians-what with our sun tans Qburns is more like itj. The trip home was . . ., the stars, moon and the waves Qno 'isea sick calamities or men overboard, howeverj. Well, it sure was the greatest grand finale for our wonderful Senior Activities. Nautically yours, Ley G Aflargo 2 O

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