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

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of Hamilfon High gclmool We are proud of our hard-working, efficient administrators. The tremendous responsibility of running our school efficiently requires constant effort and work on their part. Mr. Murphy's capable leadership as principal is highly respected by all students. We are grateful for the invaluable help and guidance which Miss Ely and Mr. Coursen have given us. To thefm we offer our thanks for making this year worthwhile. GEORGE I MURPHY Pnncrpal GLADYS ELY Vice Principal Miss Ely and Mr. Murphy congratulate Heli Linnamaqi and Sharon Hayes on achieving semi-finalist status in the National Merit Scholarship Test. IAMES A. COURSEN Vice Principal Pg Eght

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The Cl minisffzafofzs 06 the rfownship gchools These are the leaders who hold special responsibilities for stimu- lating and guiding the cooperative activity through which the purposes of education are achieved. Mr. Morrison is in a position W i 'R key roles and therefore have MR. HOWARD D. MORRISON, superintendent of schools, dictates to his secretary Mrs. Helen Oliver. to initiate more different kinds of activities affecting more persons than anyone else. In the interaction between the school board and the superintendent lies the genesis of major administrative policies and procedures. The superintendent and his staff set to a large extent the tone and mode of operation within the school district of Hamilton. RUTH E. REININGER Assistant to the Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction. MR. WILLIAM R. COURSEN Director of Secondary Education. MR. RALPH ABEL Supervisor of Health, Safety and Physical Education. Page S t . ,.' 6, f 3

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ecial gefwices get Hamilton Miss Bette Ann Ayres, a Hamilton graduate, joined the office start this year, while Mrs. Marion Pointon lseate-dl is a recent addition to the guidance office. Too often we take for granted the services performed by our nursing, office, cafeteria and custodial staffs. We have come to know their concern for us when we were troubled, for everything they do is done with the idea of pleasing us. We have come to understand, too, that their work is of the most taxing kind and that in time of pressure they were at their best. We thank these people for their services to us and to our school. Mr. Harry Reeder, chief custodian, gets school in shape tor morning rush. MRS. ELIZABETH LANE, R.N. School Nurse Future Nurses Club Page Nim- MISS RIGALDA GROPP Senior Clerk MRS. AGNES SAUER Cafeteria Manager MR. WILLIAM PARENT Visiting Teacher