Hamilton-Wenham Regional High School
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Hamilton-Wenham Regional High School (often abbreviated HWRHS) is a high school in Hamilton, Massachusetts. Its sports teams are called the Generals, after General George S. Patton, who lived in Hamilton. The school boasts hand sanatizers throughout the hallways, compliments of the Lyons' Club of Hamilton Wenham.
The school is the home school for "Harmony", a select vocal group which has sung at Red Sox games, at Tanglewood, and other assorted venues; it is also home of Theatre Workshop, which is an annual participant in the MSHDG One-Act Festival. They have reached the State Finals rounds six times over the 20 or so years in competition, and have moved on the New Englands three times, the most recent being with "Kansas," an original one-act play by John Robinson, an author and former teacher.
| Principal | Robert Krol |
| Assistant Principal | Phil Conrad |
| School type | High School |
| Religious affiliation | None |
| Location | Hamilton, MA |
| Sports teams | The Generals |
[edit] Notable Faculty
Kevin O'Reilly - Named Top U.S. Economics teacher of 2004 at the NASDAQ national teaching awards.
Chris Shailor - Director of the theatre program for Hamilton-Wenham, including the One-Act Festival.
Claudia Frost - Director of the Concert Choir and Harmony.
[edit] Notable Graduates
David McWane - Lead Singer of the Band Big D and the Kids Table
Jonathan Ball- Pro tennis player
David Polito- Award winning graphic designer
Gabriel Frasca- Acclaimed chef Chez Henri,Aquitane Bis,Radius, Spire, owner/chef Straight Warf
Roxy Rush - Adult Film Actress
Charlie Wilkins - Pro Skateboarder
Anthony Atamaniuk - Actor 30 Rock
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