Hamilton High School - Anchor Yearbook (Hamilton, IN)

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4 ?aZ6'oc Sedona Another busy school yeai is nealing completlon Ann again the school has been a cornmunitx Centex that has lnen used day and night The friendly spirit of the students and the ple Lsant c operation of the faculty have rnai ked this yeai as 1 year to be remembered This IS the fourth xeai of the Dlesent cldIYl1I'11wtldlL10ll and these four years have been ones of continual progress as a school organization. Special efforts by all the faculty have been placed on meeting the individual needs of the students. The co-operation of the P. T. A. and the Band Parents organizations have contributed much toward the successful operation of the school. This Page Sponsored By: Sh1'idcr's 1. G. A.-fklamilton 4

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Charles L. Sharp, Principal AB. lVlanchester, M.A. Ball State Besides the responsibility of being Principal of the school Mr. Sharp was also sponsor of the Senior class. He has spent much time with the class in helping us to make our decisions, helping with the Anchor, and the numerous other activities the class has had. We have worked, had good times, and spent many hours of discussion with him. He has done a great deal for us and equally as much for the rest of the school. Now as we are through school, with the greatest respect and gratitude we wish Mr. Sharp the best of luck in the fu- ture. Office Help-left to right-Sue Baker, Bazil Penland, Jim Gnagy, Norma Malone, Sandy Shrider, Joan Crain, front, Anne Fee.