Hamilton Central High School - Hamiltonian Yearbook (Hamilton, NY)

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The class of 1982 dedicates our yearbook to: For her concern and care for students, her warm glow, smile and personality, and for all the kindness she has shown us throughout our years at HCS, we, the Class of 1982, with deepest respect, dedicate our yearbook to: Mrs. Sharon Kinney Dedication—3

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Roll with the Changes Changing Changes? What exactly does this mean? This years yearbook decided to pick a theme that was part of our school. Many things have changed in our school. Maybe you missed it, it might have passed you right by. These are some of the changes. The biggest change has to do with this years yearbook. As you will see as you thumb through your yearbook you will notice colored pages. The yearbook staff put in a lot of hard work and time to be able to afford these pages. Also the yearbook staff received a yearbook room where we went to work on the yearbook. In the beginning of the year the yearbook staff was faced with a big problem, who would be our yearbook advisor? Being a yearbook advisor is not a popular posi- tion to fill. Dan Callahan graciously agreed to put up with all the complaints and headaches that goes into be- ing a yearbook advisor. The yearbook staff was very thankful. Other changes appeared this year that affected the whole student body. Such as school lunches were seven- ty-five cents. That was a fifteen cent raise from last year. There is now a Student Senate instead of the tradi- tional Student Council. The Seniors this year received a few privileges, such as sitting in the front rows of the auditorium and they were able to go to lunch two minutes before the under- classmen. These changes may not have moved the earth, but they do prove that we are Rollin’ With The Changes. 2 —Opening

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4 —Candids