Hamilton High School West - Retrospect Yearbook (Hamilton, NJ)

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Louisa BAIRD General Music Junior E? Senior Choruses Choir Baccalureate Choir Class Night Commencement 8th Grade Chorus Community Program All State Chorus 5 if '-flied, ' i, iiei foiie i MRS. MIRABAH L. CoMBs Art I , Crafts II Stage' Design 8th Grade Art JOHN ROMANO Instrumental Music Music Appreciation Concert Band Orchestra Dance Band Marching Band . . . in fine Art Here's the area in which the student may create and experience the sensitive approaches to living. In such an environment he may practice his skill and, who knows, become a master at it later in life. Each department Within the fine arts provides the tools for special expressions. 'Z i if ag 9 w , J ',..,' if xii-Q-7551 , Air- 5 .,E?1- 4' WILLIAM THOMAS Librarian Library Practice An attentive music appreciation class learns about the latest in album music. , Mrs. Combs looks on as her crafts students, Michael Mack, Joe Farfalla, Beverly Miller, Gerda Uszkereit, Leon Claitt and Eileen Reisser, create handi- works. PAGE TWENTY SEVEN Audio Visual Director Visual Aids

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MRS. JOYCE M. ILGES 10th English P.S.f?D. adviser Senior Commencement Coach American Legion Contest Voice of Democracy Contest 2 z 5, K N... ' x 1. v if . t . 5 ' . E... ' 4. .:E MRS. GERALDINE BRYAN is 9th English A 10th English 1- Make-up Club LEA E. TERRY 9th English 10th English Physical Education 6? Health Officials Club Chess Club J. V. Football Coach , - ' ' f dialogue during S' f Mr. Terrys 10th grade pupils are reading a blt.0 liljergture class. They're John Render, Ron Krolikowskxy Bafbafa Kafasko' John Williams, Jim Tomko and Edna Fernbiwh- Q....,kv is i 4 5 vgik 53+ iff flx -K A , , X .f.. X fkflff. : , 4 93, v iii l' S 1 fr 'ii F ' l Q3 ' jf 3 gl '3' ' 5 .s 35 9 r -' 2' ' , F -r Y if J 73 Q is :lil ' ' 'f l I- his Y .ge .' Q f- MRS. ELIZABETH HARBOURT Ilth English 12th English MRS. MARY S. HALL 9:11 English . gait Booster Club WMNEQFQ 11 w2,,!1',,ff ,eq fm Ei W' 4fs9u an W - if 3 9 gg 'iffy , , , , is .fi . .Q ,. il in word meaning in Mrs. Harbourt's l1E , Q1fzjE?q.tggQi,fgg.931ggg .' -l 14 ' rl' ' class to Eleanor Giles, Dom Cavalucci, Julie Jacobs, Fred Schultz, Lois Yansick, Valerie Cosma. PAGE TWENTY SIX 9' ' f, s s ,Q 58,735 2 saw' 48 Q ei 2.12-Q ef as oee.l 2 eeo A' ,e 'Sw af? fm ' It EW ig'-Tiff? CV. R ' ratio.. L fe. azffeffaff L 3123 Y 4 fv.r- 455. sae 113 we . 4,,...-33.2 G Wm.--, .ae .Wag e Fl' We 1-rf . .- -inf'-'Q e 9223 - 9194- fha .:. . .vw a G49 .- aw. 'si 'F' A9 . 1

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,it- r . . . in Social Studies In recent years, perhaps months, social studies and all its related fields have received universal importance. lt there's any one area that deserves critical thinking, it is the area of study involving man and the World in which he rnust live. We like to think that Hamilton graduates are able to blend facts and good thinking as they take up their new roles as Citizens. ,........-1 - h of history I0 Wm' h Glenn Bti:-mughs Elglliriiclcszhe Marie Griffiths and Kathi Dane as Jim armer, ' ' participate. It's Olivia Lucidi's turn for an oral report before her classmates. The class is Mr. Owen's American history for juniors. PAGE TWENTY EIGHT JOHN H. OWEN Chairman of History Department Ilth History Mks. GHNEVIEVE NER1CIIlK 12111 History Ushffrettes lill ls. DAVID E. Bmn Ilth History