Hamilton High School - Portrait Yearbook (Hamilton, MI)

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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.

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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.

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Mr. Rosine makes out science lesson plans for next week. Mrs. Dietz explains atomic structure to the class. Understanding why Are we going to the lab, today? Do we have to wear our goggles? Notes again! These are a few of the ex- pressions heard each day in some of the science courses offered here at Hamilton High. It is always amazing when, in one of these classes, you finally discover and understand why some common occurance in nature happens and it is so terribly discouraging when you cannot figure out why one mole equals one avogadro number of atoms. Science offers all students so much to learn and only when you look at the world around can you realize that we have only begun to scrape at the top of the vast areas of knowledge in science.