Hamilton Central High School - Hamiltonian Yearbook (Hamilton, NY)

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X 1- fl.L'i2l'A5l'.' 1 Q, - - i,H,.L 1-rf ' , A Q!Z'llL.VL'fl.6J' RICHARD STRADLING B. D. B, C25 C35 C455 Manager of Basketball C353 Basketball C459 Students' Council C453 Class President C45. LEON THAYER ' Orchestra C15 C25 C35 C45. DORIS TUTTLE Almeda Literary Society C25 C35 C45, and Treas- urer C35g Class President C35g Girls Glee Club C35 C45, and President C45gHamiltonian Staff C35 C453 Business Manager C453 Chairman of Iunior-Senior Reception Committee C35. MARION WHALEN Almeda Literary Society C25 C35 C45, and Treas4 urer C451 Basketball C25 C35 C45. PROFESSOR C. E. ROSE Faculty Advisor I n Eleven

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-fue '4 , Q ciiviiiea' MARION ROBIHNS Senior-B. D. B. Play C453 Transferred from Cortland High School. ELSIE SMITH Almeda Literary Society C3 C453 Basketball C453 Senior-B. D. B. Play C45. ROBERT SNITCHLER B. D. B. C25 C35 C453 Football C25 C35 C45 and Captain C453 Basketball C453 Class Vice-Presi- dent C353 Student Council Member C353 Presi- dent of Students' Association C45, HELEN SOLLIE Almeda Literary Society C25 C35 C453 and Vice- President C35 and President C453 Girl's Glee Club C25 C353 Hamiltonian Staff C25 C35 C453 and Asso- ciate Editor C35 and Editor-in-Chief C453 Student Council Member C253 Class Vice-President C453 Class Song Leader C15 C253 Senior-B. D. B. Play C45. MORGAN SOLLl E B. D. B. C15 C25 C35 C45, Vice President of B. D. B. C35, President of B. D. B. C451 Football C25 C35 4453 Hamiltonian Staff C453 Senior-Beta Delta Beta Play C35 C45: Boys' Glec Club C15 C25. Ten

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fw,5 af 4 mf!! li ' 1.. .' T .' -r' ' lf, ', is ,X V The Senior Class We are the class of 1930! Soon we are to go forth into the wide, wide world and make our own way. Although our four years were not all fun, we have had a good time while we have been in high school, and all of us are sorry that we are going. As freshmen we entered school in September 1926, forty-seven strong. At first we were very bewildered, but after becoming accustomed to our new environment we assumed that characteristic attitude of all freshmen-self importance. John Lynch was our president that year. Under his guidance we put on two of the biggest and best parties ever given by a freshman class. Our sophomore year, which was more or less uneventuful, saw Martha Livermore as our presdent. That year the annual interclass basketball tournament was started, which tournament our class was never forunate enough to win. Our junior year, during which Doris Tuttle was president, stands out by vir- tue of the fact that we observed the tradition of our school by entertaining the class of 1929 at the junior-Senior Reception. Our senior year, the present year, has been the best of all. We put on two good parties in co-operation with the juniors. We presented the play The Boomer with the aid of Beta Delta Beta. We were the guests of the juniors at the annual Reception. Last, but not least, comes Commencement, which we have all been looking forward to for so long, but which we dread more and more as it approaches. Richard Stradling is our president this year. Now that our four years are finished we can look back upon them and say with pride that we have been a typical Hamilton High School class, which implies many things, among them being that we have contributed generously of our members to athletics, Beta Delta Beta and Almeda Literary Society, and that we have co-operated with Mr. Rose. There have been many changes in the school during those four years. We have seen the building of the new gymnasium and grade school to go along with the consolidation of the districts around Hamilton. We have seen a great increase in the number of faculty members and a phenomenal growth in size of the student body. However, the changes have not all been in the school. Our class now numbers only twenty-three, most of the other members of the class when it entered school having dropped by the wayside, gone back a class, or taken up attendance at some other school. Before leaving our Alma Mater in june, we desire to thank our teachers for seeing us so successfully through school and to wish other graduating classes all kinds of success. Although we may soon be far away from Hamilton High School, we shall never forget the days we spent there, or the friends we made. VV. B. L. Twelve