Hamilton High School - Hamiltonian Yearbook (South Hamilton, MA)

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To The Class of 1961 This yearbook is proof that a high school is a small but quite complete community, all by itself. With so much achievement in evidence, we can be assured that our young people will soon be making substantial contributions in their various places of advanced study and employment. The era of pessimism about our nation’s youth is waning, and rightly so. At this very very moment we can sense in our particular institution an increasing appreciation of aca- demic achievement and a growing seriousness of purpose in general. As you will see in the pages that follow, our faculty has many reasons for being proud of the young people of our schools! Donald W. MacDiarmid Guidance Director 10

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For the class of 1961 I have a special feeling of warmth as it is the first class which I have been with for the full six years of its journey through Hamilton High. As 1 have seen growth in knowledge and wisdom modify the behavior and attitude of the members of your class, so do 1 hope that you have found a like growth on my part. This would be the message I would have you take with you, that there should never be a time when you cease to change because of this learning. Be ready to admit your mistakes, but learn by them and do not repeat them. May the success of the class of 1961 in the future fulfill the promise shown in its years at Hamilton High. Peter N. Coffin Principal 9

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Language Department Mr. Reedy, Miss McKay, Mrs. Ferrini, Miss Rizoli Math and Science Department Mr. Wallace, Mr. Lane, Mr. Staples Social Studies Department Mr. Moyer, Mrs. Berry, Mr. Reedy 11