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

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1- Mas. ANNA MAE MALLOY Latin I Latin II Latin III Sophomore Class Sponsor I I ,, Spanish I Spanish II La clase de espanol is always lively and colorful. Mrs. Murphy has chosen Edward Gens to translate the date into Spanish. , ..-...,-rn: ,gd Carol Baytel enjoys explaining Latin grammar to Mrs. Malloy's students. This classic tongue has recently increased in popularity and now boasts a third year Latin course. Page Twenty-two MRS. EMMA S. MURPHY'

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Literally gifted senior mem- bers of the Criterion staff are Cseatedj George Bolge, sports editor, Carol Spence, page one editor, Diane Brod, page three editor, and Jackie Kroschwitz, page two editor. fStandingj Barbie Waln, cir- culation manager, Kathy Van Czak, advertising manager, Pat Maroszan, senior re- porter, Diane Yansick, busi- ness manager and Dennis Radcliffe, senior reporter. K. 26590 I I amz 'cha The Walter Winchell's of Hamilton . . wonders with English language . . . six issues a year . . . deadline time is pressure time . . . the whipmaster-Mr. Moldovan . . . roving reporters . . . is it true that? . . . did you hear? industrious staff . . . never a dull moment . . . won Columbia award . . . pride of Hamilton. Page Twenty-one Getting ideas for future Criterion pages are fseatedj Diane Patterson, Elizabeth Wilcox and Judith Wood. fStandingJ Jule Patterson, Rosemary Speciale and Nancy Spence. Susan Spence, Nancy Lane, Kathy Ford, Kay Everett, Pat Heyesey, Nancy Ludwig and Bob Bolge admire finished product.

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kelm Countries of the world are no longer islands in themselves. Long ago, the isolation of peoples required that they need not know the speech of others around them. Today, a shrinking world, communications-Wise, has put into play the study of other people's language-of Spanish, French, Italian, Russian, Japanese. The serious student of languages will have taken a giant step toward understanding races of people who have long gone unnoticed and misunderstood. MRS. ITALIA M. DEVOS French I French II Latin I Language Club Mademoiselle Barbara Jenkins discusses the foreign travel posters with her classmates. Mrs. DeVos' students enjoy the conversational atmosphere in their classes. Page Twenty-three