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

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Mrs. Lane gives Bob Chianese the once over as Donna Anderson takes notes. .1 if 9 fp olss 5 fri- . l f g g MRS. E1.1xABE'rn LANE, R. N. School Nurse Future Nurses Club dede ' Me governing ' Not ones who broadcast their tasks, these Hamiltonians perform with the professionalism demanded of them. Perhaps more than the teacher in the classroom, these people design the traditions of their school through the services they give. We are certain, at least, that they are there 'when we need themg that, after all, is what gives government its solidarity. 8' all Miss RIGALDA GROPP Senior Clerk 'Clie Miss DOREEN RADICE Junior Clerk WlI,I.IAhl B. PARENT Visiting Teacher Pam' Eleven

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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

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ez Z have as one of their tasks the meshing of activities and organizations and all students into a unified body striving toward a common goal, bearing many Y responsibilities in the process. Their primary ' ' b ' st oblect is to represent and further the est mtere of the student body and of their school. Student Executive Council who are reminiscing as they glance in schools album are fseatedj Barbara Waln, Connie Cileo, Dee Totten Suzi Pollack and Bob Powers. Joining in the fun are Diane Brod, Kathy Nutt, Pat Zelenak, Earl Ownes, Rose Knopf, Bob Chianese, Carol Gold and Don Tulodieski. Joe Roche gives his progress report to the other members of the Senior Council. fseatedj Kathy Nutt, Earl Ownes, Diane Brod, Gary Frese and Rose Knopf. Peeking over are Barbara Waln and Jo Vizzini. Page Twclvu