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

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,- -333 ,fl 22 'l'Zif i L A gi s up 'l'hc tail! llilI1t'L'tllilll0 lictu llcltn BL-tn flrnlnzttic society took plnvc on tlctohcr 19. The Thctzt I'1 llllJt'l i tnriitslicrl suitnlfh- music' for thc rlzinvc. Rcfrcshmcnls wt-rc suwccl nt H1230 und punrli was aivnilnhlt- lllftbllglltllll thv t'X'4,'I1illg. An initintcs' mlnnrc followctl thu rclrcshincnts nml then nftcr nmrc clnnving tho 1 murty vmlctl. llu- livin llcltn llvt i ha lil tl 1 - it-ir scvoml flnnfc on April -l. Again tho Phctn Pi l,lI1l!I'Sl.lll'lli5llCtl thx- lllllSit'. 'l'ht- pnrty 4-nrlcrl nt thc llSlllll tinic. lht- I5 ID I3 clrnnintiv suvicty hchl thcir first incl-ting on SL'lJll'llllM'I' W for thc election of otlirw-rs. Stainlcy C'hnrch, Rivlmrvl Rziint-, XYnltc1' Lung, :incl Ruhcrt llnhnlc joint-fl tht- li. ll. Ii. ln jzn1t1:u'y tho scvoml group joining thcni were Max Dcpuy, Rivllzml llnlvy, tiuhlwull IDL-wvy. :tml Allan-i't llcflcmnrk. Tho soviuty jnincrl this your with thc seniors in pruscnting thc illlllllill st-Imol play nnlnm-rl , Tho Iiomm-r . Scvvliil of tht' nit-mlwt-rs prcsuntcrl n lninstrcl show for thx- lJL'llCl:ll ot' thc .Xtlih-tic .-Xssovintion. This vuiivlttclcs thc ycnr's nvtivitius nnrl thc socicty cncls thc ycnr with Z5 incmlmcrs. Pfl'.S'fI!l'7ll I '1'n'-lJrf'.vi1lf'11I Svfrrvlrzry Y 'rea s u V87 .hlllllifllf cvtlltllflil R llmmrury Mrwilwr llnrmmrlv ,'ll1'n1ln'r Ilummzry .llrnzlwr lfrnnvis Mhru llillll lil'lll'tlit'l l.t-tm Iirnnignn Klux DL-puy f'llflWL'll llcwcy Vhzirlcs liclkins M ISM B ERS l'f7I'l'M'IlftIlIiI'lf Ruhurt llnnhlt: Rit'll2ll'tl llnlcy .Xlht-rt lla-tlcmnrk wlElll1C5.IUl1IlSUI1 xxvllllillll johnson XYnltcr Lung Rlkfllllftl Mutlnlc Y 'wenty-eight lX'IORli.XN 501.1115 PIIILIP S.xNnoRx l'H1i.11'tL.xvL,o1um HENRY fi.Xl.l'lN RICIIARD S'l'R.XULINtL :fI,.XY'l'0N E. Rosle . G1uvnoN W. Y,xv1.ia . W11.1,1ixu K. Yorxu .-Xllmcrt Nlvnclc Llcwcllyn hloorv klnv Pnrkcr Angcluo Rzilfaurlc Richnrcl Rninc Robert Snitvhlcr

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---'ca-!,?p,9i,,37 , ing JA- ,ZZ V, A 4 A 5.3 fi X , f f 'ifigi' ' is ',' I , P E ' Almeda Literary Society The last meeting of the school year of 1928-29, was in early june, electing the following officers: Presidenl Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Miss Rice, Advisor Helen Sollie, '30 Helen Beebe, '30 Alice Cossey, '31 Marion Fleming, '31 Melrose Suters, '31 Doris Tuttle, '30 Marion Whalen, '30 Ruth Grems, '31 Isabell Armstrong, '32 Jennie Messina, '32 Eilein Child, '30 Elsie Smith, '30 joy Suters, '31 Phyllis Leland, '31 Mary Mott, '31 Myrtle Howard, '32 Amy Parker, '32 Helen Lang, '32 HELEN So1.Ln2 PHVLLIS LELAND Jov SUTERS MARION WHALEN Marion VVilliams, '31 Dorothy Patterson, '32 Louise Hess, '32 Catherine Murphy, '30 Rose Kunes, '31 Matilda Kunes, '31 Mary Benedict, '32 Ruth Bronson, '30 Mary Carpenter, '32 Doris Myers, '31 At the beginning of the school year the Almeda Society had fourteen members. In Septem- ber fourteen initiates were taken into the society. The girls held their autumn dance in the high school gymnasium October the twelfth, nineteen twenty-nine. This proved a great success and was followed by another, when the society presented its formal dance March eight. The girls have kept up the standard of the society, by holding a weekly meeting in the junior home room and a monthly meeting in the gymnasium. The part ofthe year was given to the study of the Constitu- tion. The girls feel that this year has been very benehcial to the society. Twenty-ffzwi R. G., '31.

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miwa ,, ,ff fu' ' 4 , ,Ks',?,.,,t 4 t ev . 4' V ' Q? C A 'CK F 'Q -f ' x, r ,P t I L.,. 4 xr ,f ,' V hi I High School Orchestra Directorailliss Gaylord Violins Clarinet Leon Thayer jay Parker Francis Albro William Briggs Henry Galpin Saxaphone Andrew Hengst john Crowe Cornet Drum Stanley White james Leland Piano, Eileen Child The Orchestra, under the supervision of Miss Gaylord, met once a week. They were greatly handicapped because of the loss of old members and the ad- dition of new. They were unable to appear oftener in public because of this reason. They played two selections in chapel when the Almeda Society presented the one act play The Ladies Speak at Last on March fourteenth. They appeared again at the Parent-Teachers' Banquet on March fourth. As in previous years, they offered selections at the Operetta, March the twenty- eighth, Senior play, April tenth, and the Commencement exercises. R. G. '3l. Twenty-nine