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

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PAUL MASSI Algebra II General Math I CHARLES R. MCCALI. Algebra I, II General Math II Assistant Football Coach Sports Appreciation Highlights of Sports THOMAS W. SNYDER Geometry Trade Math Public Speaking :St Debating iii!izi3iQEZ,:':2z:::pv . , 1' , Page Seventeen Senior students Nils Stolpe, Harold Giles and Alex Lyczak get first-hand information about surveying from Mr. Jordan.

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14 MAX C. IORDAN Chairman, Math Alqebra Il Advanced Math Supervision Club Finance Committee maamaaaa and for those seniors with the ability and courage to take that step beyond Algebra II and geometry, it offers an excellent stepping stone to college math. Many of us remember our struggles through algebra and geometry. Those of us who have studied under Mr. Max Jordan, who is graduating with us this year, will remember him as the brilliant mathematician who set his levels high and his brand of math, once learned, stayed learned. WALTER R. EDICK Algebra ll Trade Math ll Social Biology Wrestling Coach Assistant Football Coach ln plane geometry class, Donald Hunt, Bill Luthke and Kathy Lucuski assist Mr Snyder in explaining the sperical triangle. Paste Sixteen

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.,,,,,,.,........-0---H MRS. GENEVIEVE NEMCHIK U. S. History I, H Russian Club Usherettes . . . ww 4 we've been in high school. Born at the close of World War Il, we were ado- lescents and teen-agers in the continuing Cold War era. History has been with us much of these last four years: new states formed in continents no longer remote, racial tensions flared in our own land, a new president gave us a new kind of vigor, Americans and Russians plunged through space, Venus is too, too hot, hair pufed out and up, skirts shortened, and the twist was born. At Hamilton, we studied these history- malzing events. We witnessed some and did some. JOHN W. OWEN Chariman, History U. S. History I Ancient History viii' AFRICA 5 L Page Eighteen DAVID E. BIRD U. S. History Modern History When Mary Lou Bratsko and Peter Wright offered a panel discussion on the African states, Iohn Lever- ence checked to see if their com- ments received any reaction from the class.