Hamilton East Steinert High School - Cresset Yearbook (Hamilton, NJ)

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Dr. Elizabeth L. Reid Richard F. Watson Mrs. Pellegrino swers the office phone while Mrs. Tassone keeps busy at her typewrite F, We wish to make known to our AS- SISTANT PRINCIPALS our awareness of their interest in us and in all the things that are part of an effective school year. Thru the combined efforts of Dr. Reid and Mr. Watson, and the efficiency of the office staff, Mrs. Tassone and Mrs. Pellegrino, the details of a school day are met with success. ' 5 4 N 4 lf ,,,.', ff I

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Ca Zflzc Graduates Of 1960 You were our first Junior Class, a dis- tinction to be shared by no other class. Like last year's seniors you became pio- neers in laying the real foundation of Hamilton High School-East. Together we shared the problems of our newness, and together, we set about their solu- tion. You shared the bitterness of our early defeats, and you thrilled to the savory taste of our victories. You helped select our school seal, our school songs, our school cheers - you helped us be- come the Steinert Spartans . Not only were you an important part in the establishment of our original tra- ditions, but in this, your senior year, you continued in the same spirit to build upon that which we had, and with an eye to the future, you further enriched our heritage. You realized what each suc- ceeding class must realize - Steinert will become what we make it, each of us is important in its destiny. For your family and friends and others of us who have faith in Hamilton High School- East and high hopes for the years ahead, it has been most gratifying to work with you for the future of your school. 476' Q!qqp...nlslbg '----.' - '.'1uv ' ' 'L -r ' i ggi' xg.-an it .nn ,JK , ,431 ,qw Q-JK To MR, COURSEN has fallen not only the honor, but also the task of being the first PRINCIPAL ofa new high school. Despite the innumerable tasks that this has demanded, he has always had the time to take an inter- est in all our activities, help solve our many problems, and offer us encour- agement and leadership. 7

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Grace R. Bolge I A X. Donna E. Boffs Ralph S. Abel Jane G. Allen Joyce S. Allen Walter L. Almond Robert E. Anderson 5gJlI?0fvlSOV Ofprl:l9Ol?l?, Stenogrophy, Typing ll Physical Education Electric and Auto Shop Advanced Mathematics o etEdaJrgr3NOnYS'C0 B.S. Rider College B5, Trenton 51016 B. Ed. University BS. Rutgers University B S T t ST t Future Teachers ColleQ9 Of Mmm' E,C,A, Dtregfor ' gem on O E of America G.A.A., Maiorettes Hunting Club, O 996' Cheerleqderg Grounds Supervision Ed M Rutgers xi Latin, English kdxsf BA. Douglass College i Mildred V. Brearley Secretarial Practice Transcription B.S. Trenton State College Stockroorn and Book Records, Chairman at Business Department 5' x T' Q1 Sfaculfy You have built your dreams Now put foun dations under them. to quote Henry David Thoreau. To our FACULTY has fallen the task of pro- viding these foundotions. Thru them, we have acquired a capacity for understanding. We have learned the magical sound of words when properly used, the sounds and words of a foreign language, the precision of mathematics and art, the skills desired in the field of business, the principles of gracious home-making, the joy of music, the joy of accomplishment of mechanical skills, and the satisfaction ot physical well- being. V' We acknowledge and do homage to our tac- t .X 'y who have made wisdom our provision for jf' urn from youth to maturity. ' 1 Owen Caftreww hyAVerna R. Cartlidge Joseph A. Chrzon Mechanical Drawing Ste-nogrqphy, Typtf-tg U- 3, H,SfO,fy BS. Trenton State ' s B.S. Trenton State BS University of COHCQ9 x College Scranton MGCVWOVUCOI X t Gndicraft Club Freshman Football Drawing Club, Stlgent-Faculty DW Ornmittee 'tp ft 1-5 1fKY 'U5 -q-' Z, 4 Q. ily, Geography, Sth Grade BS, Trenton State College Barbara E. Collis English BA. Douglass College German Club I' ,vs Q--