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

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gn The proficiency and efficiency of many of Hamilton's business students are known best of all, perhaps, to the staf. With them, Mrs. Shock conducts question-cznswer session with class in retdil selling and buying. Mr. Pierson's business moth students form groups to work on problems. fFrom lettl Iune Mcxncuso, Betty Snyder, Ioyce Petroski, lose-ph Zorcxtti, Richie Vcruqhn, Cathy Booz, Merry Korsdk and Bob Holland. teachers would be at a loss, for the work that the students do is evident on all levels of activities. In a time that requires accuracy and the will to work, Hamilton's ,future office technicians, secretaries and bookkeepers should be among the best in the area. Certainly, their training is detailed to the extent that they may be no strangers to out- sidev routine. Hamilton boasts of its business studentsg leaders in industry have found them to be excellent workers. '55- Mr' Jones keep? Shure SYS OUT for improper procedures dmonq his students tdkmq accounting and office machines course. Page Twen ty-sis

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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

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Mr Hughes looks on as Iames Morton, Linda Wilhelm, Iudy Zauner and Charles Gray put their business law to Rose Downs Amber Trernetiere, Rus- sell Miller Carol Murphy and Sam Iones listen as Mr Agress explains an aspect of record keepinq. Valentina Kovalev, Nancy Lawton, Gale DiGuiseppe, Elsa Opperman, Lorraine Orr, Barbara Gratton and Helen Toth study techniques of using business ma- chines as Roberta Kamrnerer types.