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

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new af .fedfmflay One of the deep-rooted traditions of our school lies in its standards and quality of learning. To the teachers there is nothing more satisfying than the I-know-now gleam on the faces of students. The impact of four years of study reflects in our faces the more mature look, the look of ones who have, to copy a Shakespearean phrase, held the mirror up to nature . We owe our awakenings to the teachers in the classrooms. They understand that it is there the student must make his brush with learning-or be swept away. surf lt...,,m .. li reea ..... E3 ,f ! ' A ' 'A av. 4,

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MRS. ETHEL YEPSEN A Gun mt 12th Hislory fb d War II discussion with the Senior John Kelly livens a Worl Y sen approves this approach. use of a map. Mrs. ep DAVID E. BIRD Ilth History 455154 L 'izfr- :3, If Q- .J ments in history is film time . Here Mrs. Nem- 'b tion of Paris- One of the nice mo neak preview of Ll era chik is about to present a s World War Il . Page Fifteen MRS. GENEVIEVE NEMCHIK 12th History Usherettes

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Students learn by examining Science Fair projects. Below, the classroom explanation is one of the processes of learning. Students experimenting are in the process of learning. Page Seventeen