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

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tam awzacdaalaeedc , ALTHOUGH THE superintendent and his assistant remain quietly in the back- ground, their untiring efforts are always di- rected toward the building of a better Hamil- ton High. No reasonable student request has ever gone unanswered. Their friendly, under- standing manner have earned for Mr. Mor- rison and Mr. Bills reputations as easy men to talk to because of their concern for stu- dents' futures. tiirry t W0-Wdfld D, Wfafzfziean Superintendent of Schools gfcnalal 26664 Assistant Superintendent of Schools Page Ni ne

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an gadfwl af ' THE GUIDING BODY of Hamilton Township schools is its Board of Education, which is composed of nine members who meet monthly to extend order in an educa- tional system experiencing rapid growth. In addition to leading the Schools through their complex problems, these distinguished persons are well known for their contribu- tions of time and energy to the success of other organizations, cultural, charitable, and civic. THOMAS J. DUNN President of the Board of Education Wczmdzm 7aww4.f:,a 'gaafzd af gafacalim Seated from left: Howard D. Morrison, superintendent of schoolsg Albert J. Gater, Jr. board vice president, Mrs. Alberta DeHaven and Mrs. Thelma Blasig, secretaries. Standing: Richard Klockner, Wallace R. Hartman, Henry F. Gill, board attorney, Patrick C. Bush, Clarence C. Martin, Richard C. Crockett, Arthur Peeck, and Raymond Bearce. Thomas J. Dunn, president, and Willard F. Grimm, secretary of the board, are not in the photo. Page Eight

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M we 4 These are the leaders who must see to it that Hamilton High runs smoothly and efficiently. Each must make decisions on every-day prob- lems and yet maintain the infor- mality that welcomes students' questions. To these, then, go the thanks for the many instances of their kind- nesses and guidance. George J. Murphy Principal cmd ua Gladys Ely Dean of Girls James A. Goursen Vice Principal P T