Hamilton High School - Portrait Yearbook (Hamilton, MI)

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Mrs. Sanders enjoys the satisfaction of teaching remedial reading. Mrs. Berens tells the class about grammatical English. Mrs. Houseman helps students understand modern English.

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Debate finishes first ia O.K. Blue Division. The debate team plans their arguments for the coming year. In its second year of interscholastic debate, Hamilton com- piled an overall 33-7 record that included a first place fin- ish in varsity competition of the O.K. Blue Division with a 14-2 mark, a second place in reserve debating with a 13-3 record, and a sweep of state district debates, winning six of six debates. This year ' s topic was ' Resolved: That the jury system in the United States should be significantly changed. ' A debater can score a possible 30 points in a debate, and a team, 60. Our varsity outscored opponents by an average of 48 points to 36. Our varsity affirmative team Tom John- son and Dan Grondin were 9-3 for the year; our negative of Pat Strenberg and Tom Hallquist were 11-0. The re- serve unit of Beth Topp and Louise Grondin (with Earl Slotman subbing once) finished 8-1, and Keith Hulsman and Karl Meyer finished 5-3. Mr. Folkerl lectures on English literature to the class. f i

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Mr. Phelps reads an exciting story to the class. Mr. Koss points out a fact in world affairs. Geography teacher, Mr. DeJopge offers his many years of knowledge. Mr. Herbig discusses social change in history class.