Hamilton High School West - Retrospect Yearbook (Hamilton, NJ)

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Sara Abel Arthur B1nz RETROSPECT STAFF Theodore Kmter Shlrley Jones Al11son Revy Sara Abel Arthur Bmz Betty Clark Sandra M1ller Stanley Jensen Loretta Tureck Betty Clark Theodore Klnter John Kerlm J oelyn Ferrette W11l1am Ford A11se Joyce A11se Joyce Lee Jones Krlsta Uudna John Kerlln Joelyn Ferrette W1l11am Ford John Innes James GlbSOH Gall T1lton Edltor 1n Chref Football Sect1on Day by Day Assocxate Edxtor Club Sect1on Sports Edltor Track Sect1on Operetta Evenlng of Muslc Senlor Play GAA and Modern Dance Typlst Soccer Sect1on GAA and Modern Dance Typ1st Shlrley Jones Alllson Revy Lee Jones Krlsta Uudna Artlst Washmgton Tr1p Sect1on Basketball Sect1on Adrnlnlstratlon and Faculty Photographer Senlor Ball Asslstant Photographer P S :Sz D Section Baseball Sect1on Club Sect1on Staff Page Recorder of Sales Mr Anthony Allto Faculty Adv1sor 4 4. dv 1 f X z Tip K 5 A . I I f- Aff. x 5, p A ,J pi A to A e , 4 .ng A tr- 8- P af 'x A lr., ' v K Q-. - i , I ,, I , . - - , , N K 2 11 ' J : l , lf' V Three Sandra M1ller Stanley Jensen Loretta Tureck John Innes James GIDSOH Gall T1lton

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OIQDEIQ GF THE IQETIQOSDECT Title .... . . 1 Staff ....... . . 3 Foreward . . . . 4 Theme ......... . . 5 Tribute ............. .... .... 6 Faculty Theme .................. 7 Administration and Faculty . . 8 to 16 School Scenes .............. 17 to 20 Senior Theme .... .. 21 Seniors ....,...... . . . 22 to 65 Activities Theme .... ....... 6 7 Senior Ball ........ . . . 68 and 69 Senior Play . . A .. . '70 and 71 3 lf! '1 'ft f r L, f Ll' Operetta P.S.8vD.. ...... ....76t092 Sports Theme .... ..... Clubs . . Soccer . ........ . . . . 72 and 73 74 and 75 93 94 and 95 Football 96 and 97 Basketball .... .... 9 8 and 99 Baseball ................ 100 and 101 Track .................. 102 and 103 Girls Athletic Association . . 104 to 106 Modern Dance . ..............,.. 107 Washington Trip ......... 108 to 111 Advertisements .... .... 1 12 to 1 1 9 fr ,.4

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