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

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i-f locus problem for Mr. Jordan. S MAX C. JORDAN Head of Mathematirs Department Advanced Algebra Algebra Il T- d M h III Sgzde Gegjnetry Miss MARY DQNNELLY Trigonomehw Plane Geometry Finance Committee '?JiiZ 'E:li2 Student Patrol Page Twent y-eight SANFORD H. HUNSINGER General Math ll College Adviser Guidance-12th grade boys

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Special attention is given by Mr. Romano to clarinetists Ken Hoffman and Richard Krueger, JOHN J. ROMANO, JR. me 141252. In a world so engrossed with rockets, missiles, science and mathematics, one might think that there is no longer a place for The Fine Arts. Here at Hamilton, our fine arts department offers the students a means of self-expression and creativeness and reflection. Examples of these can be found in the art room, music rooms, and in the silence of the library. Concert Band Dance Band Orchestral Director Music Appreciation Mus. MIRABAH L. COMBS Color Guard and Majorette Sponsor Aff-9 7 , Three of Mrs. Combs artists, Concetta Stanzione, Ellen Lesnak, and Barbara Hegedus, touch up ceramics. , Crafts Stage Design Miss Louisa BAIRD Vocal Music Senior Chorus, , Choir Sunday Services Class Night Commencement l w l WILLIAM R. THOMAS f Librarian -, W V1 Library Practice 3115, . . ,.-, - 'H ., Audio Visual gm Visual Aids ,g g ',,,i ,,,. t ., is-J, , ,gg lZfLQf.R,f 315 -U 5 ,, l 4 gm W I g ,.r '. W fi 1' . . W, . V. ..,,ng., F, ,W 3,-m ' ., 3r,..+f 15' :Zhi-. 59 i'??ff?7'?-V -'kwlrl' Yeti? - , Miss Baird leads a choral group preparing for our music festival, Knickerbocker Holiday . Page Twenty-seven

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ummm No matter how you slice it, mathematics is a rugged course-and it's for the rugged individu- alist who realizes that long hours of study and practice lie ahead. However, all students who take math will praise its usefulness, the excite- ment at finding the solution to a puzzler, and its importance. Like science, mathematics is becoming an es- sential for the human being living in a world of mechanization whose philosophy many times relies on the cold, hard facts . Our students do well in math and have done well in the colleges and universities. MRS. RITA N. DAl.0lslo 6 Algebra I General Math I ' 'f 1 is V 8 algebra problem. Miss Donnelly's class finds H logarithms easy computation. S . W t Miss ERNESTINE VAGNOZZI Q fi it General Science Viriiilki A gpg, N, H V? Algebra I ' Trade Math II Cheerleaders PAUL MASSI A Algebra I 4' g'.1 ' Trade Math I Service Corps 5. Geometrlsts Kathleen Ford and Donald Arrowsmlth experiment 3 with inscribing angles in polygons. It Page Twenty-ninc