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

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- iw AW' . . in many ways because of the range of the athletic departmenfs program. For the students who show the most promis- ing athletic abilities and interests, there are the boys' varsity and junior varsity sports and girls' after-school sports. Each stzident, during regular gym periods, is tested in various physical and endurance exercises. There are intramurals to suit all boys interested in homeroom competition. A wrestling club and team was formed this year. Along with opportunities to keep physically fit, Hamilton ofers extensive drill in the ways to maintain the best health care. ELIZABETH WILLEy MARGUERITE THOMPSON physical Education 5 Health Physical Education G Health Student Council Adviser Girls' Athletic Association Girls' Athletic Association Inlf'-'lmumls 11554 we A. L, if if 9 .1 1 fl. As part of the regular health course, girls in Miss Thornpsorfs classes get front row seats at first aid demonstrations. From lightest to heaviest in weight: lkneelingl C. Mertzg P. Young: G. Watking C. Ionesy lvl. Bachman, captaing C. Peters: R. Gromlichg W. Eggert. fStandingl F. Rice: R. Wirth: G. Csapog R. Farmer: H. Thebergg I. Tothy I. Leveringg L. Maultg Mr. Edick, coach. Missing are I. Allen and C. Dale: ' '7ea.m Wrestling, a new sport at Hamilton, is rapidly gaining in popularity. Considering that three boys closed the season without a defeat, this hrst outing was a success. The team record was 5 wins, 2 losses. A large number of boys came out for the activities period sport, a testimony of its popularity. If possible, it's hoped that this will become a varsity sport. Page Thirty-three

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CLIFFORD I.. BREESE Director of Athletics Physical Education ri Health Driver Education 1 ,yn LEA E TERRY 9th lOth English Physical Education 51 Health Varsity Football Coach Gym Leaders Club THOMAS W. KENNY PhYSiCC1l.EdUCUfi01'1 5 Heflllh Mr. Bartlett's boys wait for Tom Paris and Driver Education Iohn Williams to slide down the ropes Assistant Intramurals Supervisor so ihqf they gem have Q go gt the ropes IOSEPH H. BARTLETT Chairman, Physical Education 51 Health Cross Country Coach Track Coach Professional rescue workers came in with their bleedmq manikin to teach girls in health class proper emergency first aid procedures Page Thirty-two

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Warming up for the assembly Christmas program are four of I-Iamilton's musicians. Mr. Kunz and Mr. Greeban arranged the program. 11 Sandra Fusco receives a red cross flag, symbol of her homeroom's 1007 enroll- ment. Darlene Rebecca, varsity cheerleader captain, practices before a biq basket- ball game. Marc Lehman presents an approach that may be used in a forthcoming debate with another school team. Page Thirty-four