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

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it arf is za: 1. - gg p -ft. f usiness De afzfmeni qfaculfti Q -X llfi ,- if E iii. 'X Wx ALICE C. WILHELM Shorthand Typing Business Economic Problems Bed Cross Sponsor Traveler . . . collects Danish Christ- mas plates . . . enjoys art oi Winslow Homer . . . football spectator. RALPH H. IONES Chairman oi Commercial Department Bookkeeping Il Business Law Business Machines Accounting and Ottice Practice School Bank Senior Class Adviser Summers on Barnegat . . . the perfect gentleman . . . most becoming silvery hair . . . works hard for seniors' pleasures . . . Trenton State night teacher . . . celebrating quarter century at HHS. MRS. SHIRLEY DAVIDSON Shorthand Transcription Secretarial Practice Proud to be a grandmother . . . daughter's in Germany . . . loves to dance . . . expert with knitting needles. CARL E. ABBOTT E.C.A. Director Bookkeeping I Guidance Varsity Soccer Coach Varsity Basketball Coach Air Force Lieutenant Colonel . . . his Cadillac and M.G. are hobbies . . . jazz lover . . . serious about keeping fit . . . looks great in his tux. sip-t Page Twentyvfour BERNARD HUGHES Business Law Business Correspondence Business Math Economics Assistant Football Coach Assistant Track Coach Satisfying to putter in the house . . . business journals make interesting reading . . . good business sense . . . once escorted tours throughout Canada.

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K gn 9 ,Q Qt if? flue rlllafh classfzooms Hamilton alumni in colleges have reported that they've kept up with the best of them in math courses. And rightly so, for their math courses in high school were varied and complete. To meet even greater challenges senior students will have higher brands of math beginning next year. The times seem to call for more concentrated study on particular subjects and math, because of its scope of fundamentals, must be learned in steps and with accuracy. Hamilton students will not be denied the proper development in mathematical training. Pointing oui different qeorrieirical figures in Miss Don- nelly's geometry class are Page Carwile, Nick Kudra- jashev, Dolores Brischler, Karen McCormick and Iohn Leverence. ,li- Pagze Twenty-ih ' i th he-xaQOf1 To Gini Frech reveclls the ml?lSlerliiSe?'s general math his classmates in Mr. UHSI Q course. Delviriq into ihe field of hiaher math is Mr. lordan'S advanced algebra class. Steve Periiek explains an equaiion as Eleanor Giles aids with a pointer.

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l IOHN E. PrEnsoN Business Math Retail Selling and Buying Varsity Track' Coach Friendliest one of them all . . . expert on tracks . . . when he's serious he's joking . . . hard worker on special projects . . . big house tor two grow- ing kids. MRS. FANNIE B. POLLACK Typing I Bookkeeping l Attendance Daughter Susan at Boston U . . . favorites in music are Bach, Beetho- ven, Mozart . . . in reading, historical novels . . . expert in needlepoint . . . always a warm hello. MRS. CHRISTINE R. SHACK Shorthand Typing Retail Selling and Buying Majorettes Cheerleaders Directs migrant workers' schools sum- mers . . . well dressed . . . historical digests and novels . . . heavy drama to light musicals. MRS. RUTH M. KLINE Typing I Ste-nography and Transcription Business Economic Problems Mother of 3 . . . partial to semi- classical music . . . always a smile for you . . . likes cutting a rug with the Mr. MORRIS AGRESS Record Keeping , Typing ll l Shorthand 1 Transportation I. V. Soccer Coach Typing Club Father of 2 . . . daughter at Douglass . . . summers spent fishing and swim- ming . . . goes tor modern art. Page Twenty-five