Hamilton High School - Portrait Yearbook (Hamilton, MI)

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H-Club holds many projects this year to pay for the weight-lifting machine. Athletic Sisters encourage support by driving this VW in the Homecoming Parade.

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Wrestling demands sheer determination. Lampen attempts to break opponent ' s grip. Ron- One: J. Busscher. B. Peters, J. Pitsch. M. Lohman. P. Van Tubbergan. D. Ver Hoevan. Row Two: R. Kraker. S. Lampen. J Knoll, L. Bledsoe. B. Moore. T. Lubbers. Row Three: D. Schrotenboer. D. Vander Kooi. M. Goldina. K. Meser. J. Wilson. Coach Stoel. J. Lampen. B. Bartels. L. Brinks. S. Shuck.

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Clubs provide sports equipment This year both the H-Club and Athletic Sisters made enough money to buy some useful equipment needed by the athletic department. They also found time to have a few parties during the year. The H-Club earned money this year to buy a weight-lifting machine for the boys in sports. They sponsored money-raising projects throughout the year. The boys sold REX. sold hot dogs and coffee at football games, checked coats at the tournament games. In all the H-Club raised about $750. The H-Club ha d a party at the Holland Swimming Pool for all coaches, and old and new members. The Athletic Sisters raised S900 this vear by selling candy and drinks at football and basketball games. With this money the bought new cheerleading uniforms, and uniforms for all the girls sports teams. They had a bowling party this spring and then went out for pizza. The H-Club is sponsored by Mr. Herbig and Mr. Hondorp and the Athletic Sisters are sponsored by Mrs. Dietz. President of the Athletic Sisters. Patsy Sternberg, stocks up for the games. Selling snacks is the Athletic Sisters ' way of making money