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

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, A'Y3-,Q 5 and W Know 'Em by These:- If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If If he's near flaming red hair . she's in search of help in Chem. he's arguing with Miss Rice . she's giggling in English she's quiet . . . he's wise-cracking or causing a rumpus he appears to run a traveling library . he's pestering some one . . Willard Hitchcock Marion Fleming Henry Galpin Matilda Kunes Alice Cossey Tiny Sanborn Stanley Church Dick Raine he's waiting for a ---Rose--- Shorty McCale the teachers don't know 'em apart . john and Julius Charles she's talking between 9:01 and 9:15 in the home room Marion Fleming she's hunting a typist . . Melrose Suters he's shuffling his feet he comes in at 9:10 . he's quiet, shy, and bashful she's continually talking . he's got the St. James Infirmary Blues she's seen riding in a Chevrolet she's seen with a book bag Fifteen Leo Brannigan VVillard Hitchcock Floyd I-Iinman Phyllis Leland Bob Hahnle Ruth Grems Doris Myers

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as , 1,45 , V, h fcfqi u C6 ,, . . 3, -ig Q, , Junior History The Class of '31 entered upon its scholastic career in September, 1927, the largest class to enter Hamilton High School up to that time. We were the first freshman class to take advantage of the improvements in the old building and of the gymnasium in the grade school. The following officers were elected at the beginning of the year: President, Richard Raine: Vice-President, Ruth Grems, Secretary, Doris Myers, Treasurer, Albert Hedemarkg Students' Council, Phyllis Leland: Facul- ty Advisor, Miss Hannah G. C. Stapleton. We differed none from an ordinary freshman class in the fact that we in- dulged in childish pastimes and also partook of parties and several interclass basketball games. In our Sophomore year the following persons were chosen to guide the des- tinies of our class: President. Philip Sanborn, Vice-President, Doris Myers, Secretary, Al- bert Hedemarkg Treasurer, joy Suters, Students' Council, Richard Raineg Faculty Advisor, Mrs. Woolston. Having little fear for the iron discipline of Vice-Principal Everett Lane, we amused ourselves by hearing him give vent to his vocal power in moments of irritation at our foolish pranks. Two parties were held in which we combined with the freshman class. This year under the guidance of Miss Rice, our faculty advisor, we have determined to make it a bigger and better year. The pupils assisting her are: President, Richard Raine, Vice-President, Phyllis Leland: Secretary, Philip Sanborn, Treasurer, Albert Hedemarkg Students' Council, Melrose Suters. We had one party which was attended UD by the faithful members of the class. We also put on the junior-Senior Reception which we hope did justice to the tastes of our most worthy Seniors. The day of graduation looms not far off in the future, striking terror to our hearts, and after a great deal of research, we find that perhaps one or two have some hope of graduating next year. H. G. Sz R. R. Fourteen

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