Hamilton High School - Portrait Yearbook (Hamilton, MI)

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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.

Page 95 text:

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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i ' Studying the worlds of yesterday Okay, let ' s just settle down. Today we have a film on . . . This quote is taken from one of the various social studies classes at Hamilton. These courses give students the background they need in American and world his- tory so they can learn and take from these studies what- ever they need to make it in the present day world. We, as students, can also study these pages in history and feel pride that we live in a country like the United States, where freedom is a common thing. This depart- ment strives to teach us this. Maps are helpful to Mr. Buitendorp in leaching his histor classes.