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

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Y- - 1 1-r ---I1vI-p-.2- w -. -. ' - -r . :..- -fr.--f . by ,FII - IIII!iII.I. mi-ff ig-p .,I3.au' - ff rgf--L - fit-' . '. -I -1 3 ' --w-,I .-.-- In-IV THE HAMILTONIAN Published by the Students of HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-Five DEDICATIGN ln grateful recognition ot' his ever- active service in behalf of Hamilton High School, his wise and companionable guid- ance of each pupil, and his kindly and judicious supervision of our school life, we dedicate this liHAMILTONlAN,, to CLAYTON E. ROSE gif GF Edl.10l'-lil!-cvllilif Ilmulrla nl.r Lfleraljy Fdilor .fl,n:I'1'.v'lar1 lx 13u.f'z'11e.r.r Jlanzzfjer 11.nrLr1anf 1ldve1'fz'.rz'11'I1 Ilfallalqzl' Il.1-.rzirla nl.:- Jr! lfdflnlzr J.n:ri.rl1111l.f Bqym' f1cIlville.r Fdilor 1'IJ'J'l.d'ldI'lf Girlx' Ilclivifielv lfdilor Ilmrzlrlalzl cll'l'Cllld1l'0II .Uanzzloer I1.r.rz'.ria111 Humor Fdilor Il.r.fl.flanl.f Head lfpl-.ff HAMILTONIAN STAFF . MAIIEL LANG LUCILLE EIIIJY, ANNE MIGONIS . . BETTY IONES ISMOGENE SIGSIIEE, MARY LOUISE RYAN NICTKIEIZSCJN TUFTS JOE MOLJNEY . . WAYNE SHELTON GORDON fi.-XYLORD, DEXTER LELAND . IOIIN WELLS, LEE ROY SOLLIEN ESTIIER BENEIJICT, JOHN SOLLIEN . . MAYNARD WVELLS IOIIN GAZLAY . NELLIE SWAN MARIORIE THOMPSON ANNE IUOZAITIS JOYCE WVILLIAMS . . HENRY BERRY MINNIE TACKABURY, KATHRYN BETTS . . . HEI.EN CATLIN TOP Row: Eddy, Benedict, Betts, Gazlay, Leland, Sollien Catlin, H. Second Row: Mr. Young, Swan, Shelton, Thompson, Gaylord, Iones, Taclqalniry, M. Third Row: Mooney, Wells, I., Sollien R., XVells, M., Berry, Mr. Noxon Bottom Row: Miss Cook, Miss Davenport, Tufts, Lang, Miss Goodman I.. W All' BM L . X Q 1 Q 1 CLAYTON E. ROSE, B. S., M. A., Supefw'.rI'11y I rincipal CERAYDON W. YAIILE, A. B., Vi'c-P1-im,-ipal I ELINICE I. GARDNER, A. B. HE FRENCH, R. . Social Sfudley Selma! Nzuzre ANNA W. PEARSALI., A. B., M. A. yy? 8 A IIARCAEEET HEFFE NAN .llollzc1nal1'c.rfSr1'cnre ing, zeneral Jlalhen 'ua' IIARRIETT HIXITII, A. B., B. gg LAURA M. HODGSON 'B SUI, l'll'EIlCl1'Ll.bI'Hl'l.l1l1 Geography, Wrilin-11, Science IFLOYDINI-1 E. CARI.EY, B. O CHARLES I. NOXON hlI1.I1fI.JlIf0fHl lI'11.ql1'.rl1 lll.J'I0l1l1, Civzbr, Silenl Reodinlo RUTH E. WIIITEHEAD, A. B. DOROTIIY F. QUIGLEY Laffn lffllolzlrfi, Spelling, Lllerofur MARION C. DAVENPORT . B. . OLA C. ALBRO Itlrzgfarlz HuH1a1'd.fuille School XVILLIAM F. GRII-'FI . . SAHELLE C. FAUCETT Illailzenzallar Sixlh Grade HELEN E. GOODMAN, B. S. MAIIY M. BARBER Commerce FHIII Grade INEZ L. COOK, Ph. B. EUNA C. FELLONVS Ilri-.lppreeialz'on , I'burflz Grade PHOI-:BE L. CLAYLURD ROSEMARY GRlENI'2ll .lluxic Third Grade CORNELIUS D. CALL, A. B PATRICIA A. HAWKINS .lluwic Second Grade RICHARD A. OTTO, A. B. ALICE B. FULLER .lluxic Film' Grade WILLIAM K. YOUNG, B. S. IRENE M. HOUSE Phywical lidueaiion Kindenoorfen FRED W. WVICKERT, B. S., M. S. DORIS O. TUTTLE flgrieullure Secrefaqy ALBERT F. IVES IEAN DART Indurlrial I1rl.r Hamilfon Cenler FRANCES M. VAN DEN BURGH, A. B., B. S. RUTH O. XVHITE Girlr' Phyrical Iiducofion Randallfville, grader I, 2, 5 VIOLA M. SPADE, B. S. KATliEllINE E. HUMPHIIEYS Iiomemaking Grader 4, 5, 6 Top Row: Dart, Cvreiner, Faucett. Young, Ives, Heffernan, Spade, Goodman Second Row: Hawkins, Fellows, VViCkert, House, Hodgson, Quigley Third Row: Humphreys, French, Gall, Albro, Barber, Noxon, Yvhite, Cook Fourth Row: Griffith, Van Den Burgh, Tuttle, Davenport, Haith, Carley. Otto Bottom Row: Yvhiteheacl, Pearsall, Yaple, Rose, Gaylorcl, Gardner '3 L Voxfw pa ' -f x?-x'-fx ' Q :aaeaf'f.a ' ,, um A --.--1' riQ31?x fx'7iiQv3VfXVf 1T1'f J ' 'av - -rx- ' 'i3e:.Tf 'r:.sf'. Qp 2 ,. fk. ? ' f ' 1' 4 , 9 I K Q 0 q f V V V 5 v ' ' - 46643 Q X f IN' Q 6 47N 6 Q 6 A ' 0 x 4 . 'P 1 f rw ' , , s f VN 636 QQAD- Wy- Y 4 5 We N Mm 1' ffl A UAT! . mx W. 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Ailsa Peterson PETE xl A V Pfzinf-bl'11irf1 Pele 7 e!,' QJVM .- Mg 4+ Sffflw lc ll ,ST lf uf If THE JUNIOR CLRSg At the beginning of the year the lunior class elected the following officers: Pre.vv'denl ..... IOE MOONI-:Y VliL'E-lJl'6'J'l.d6lZf LUCILLE EDDY SECl'6fHlZl! . IOHN G1XZI,AX' Treawurer . . KENDALL EDKINS Student Cozuwfl 1f8,0l'L'J'Cl1fL1f1.K'6 . . HAROLD SNYDER The classhassponsored noparticsbecause ofthelack of funds. The Iuniors did hold a candy sale in October to raise money. They have cooperated with the Stiudents, Council in planning all-school parties, with the View of having only all- school parties next year. 4. Top Row: Grems, Brown, M., Young, Rogers, Yaclcel, Brown, H., Greenleaf, Gaylord Second Row: Noel, Berry, Albro, Lamb, E., Gazlay, Penoyer, Nelson, Hibbard, Szawlowski Third Row: Qualey, Smith, G., Thompson, Iones, Scott, Little, Scott, D., Tallman, Calimeri Fourth Row: Mlirphy, Iollie, Smith, H., Blinebry, Hedemarlc, Peckham, Abbott, Migonis, Lamb, N., Furze, Sweet Fifth Row: Nliss Davenport, Hilton, Snyder, Eddy, Nlooney, Edlxins, Pratt, Miss Carley, NVilliams Bottom Row: Betts, Davis, Keefe, Tackabury, Iuozaitis, Reed, Wliclcwire, Dunn ,D JM, iff' It n -' ,. oxlv-V' Q I iiggfi QL. 75,-a THE SOPHGMORE CLASS As a class the Sophomores have not been unusually outstanding but individual- ly they form an active part in school activities. This year Dexter Leland was re-elected President 3 Cuthbert Austin, Vice- Presidentg Esther Benedict, Secretary, Marshall Robbins, treasurer g Edward Dunn, Student Council Representative. The class party was well-attended and successful. Top Row: Curtis, Laird, Lamb, D. Second Row: Faucett, O'Connell, YVhite, Sollien, Brown, Ripley, Sweet, Babcock Third Row: Betts, Guthrie, M., VVratten, Dart, Davis, Hansen, Iones, Duell, Newman, Russock Fourth Row: Ryan, Tackabury, E., McGregor, Fountain, Pesko, McDonald, Guthrie, L., King, Sigsbee Fifth Row: Mr. Griffith, Miss Spade, Miss NVhitehead, Austin, Leland, Benedict, Robbins, Dunn, Hixon Bottom Row: Sikes, Tackabury, M., Hansel, Carrocio, Yvilliams, Close, NValker, Boughton 1 M ,,.--A2v mafia M V THE FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman Class made a successful debut and at its first meeting elected these officers: Prgddenf EVERETT LELAND Vice-Prewidenf . IRENR NORTON Secretary-Treamurer . IENNIE RANSOM SfMdEl1fCOUHC!.! Reprexenlalfve . IANET FELTON They decided not to have a party because the previous parties this year had not been too successful. Although the Freshman class has remained politely inconspicuous, there is every indication that they will assert themselves eventually. Top Row: Iames, Listovitch, B., Blanchard, Lewis, Bjorkman, Scharman, Stone, Listovitch, M. Second Row: Sparrowhawk, Foster, Rice, Bemis, Dombrauskas, YVelch, Chase, Godfrey, Green, Sprague, G., Russoclx Third Row: Mr. Ives, Orvis, W'ickwire, 0'Connor, Baldwin, Gates, Bewlces, WVare, Armstrong, Nelson, Lloyd, Gillette, W'issick Fourth Row: Hartjen, Cooper, Dahn, H., Newman, Hofaker, Gazlay, Pearsall, Dahn, R., Klem, Faucett, Mr. Wliclcert, Iohnson Bottom Row: Stolp, O'Connell, Ransom, Norton, Leland, Felton, Miss Goodman, Yvood Fountain, Mennig Yfwfnffyfv, ff f, , 7' '!,77'9'f W ff!!! XXX I M qs 55 o 9 9 :QT I X 'Pi 0 4: 9 54' 694' I f N 211 M '9 :fig ,try I IQMJQ X WZWXWW v f WW! I ' 'D 'QC-wfw Wf,f,,,,. XY WM fwfWW Wf 'fgwff X AX A W T W W!!! XM! f X f f A , K K , w f f X! f mfgx MM4 ,?f gg XkSf X1 if Qs' www-33 ., , I : X. W ff f YN 5 fy I , f-vu,1,v,v, .Z: vu, 9, v,, fm X.: I, 4. ' .M 14- g ..... .l. lf.ffjg'igQL an 4 W If zfgf i,f'Wf,4MWWf? -X -- We il, - A' ' M: -hx! ' 4' X' zz- - fgMHfmM fn li , ..' M ZZ :AHT.Nfi,WTWfU ggggflf1:. 1 z . f ?f3X Wm ilw iEl,'iW4W'f-t2i1?if?:: g .i.1 f MX 141 Aff? -f? + 'F WM ti-ig-F? 'J S fd-355 ' ' STUDENTS' COUNCIL The main duties of the school are performed by this organization known as the Student Council. It performs a variety of duties such as choosing song and cheer leaders, sponsoring the Athletic Association drive, setting dates for all school parties, selecting managers ot sports, awarding letters and sponsoring all school dances. One representative to the Student Council is chosen from each club and organ- ization in the school. The officers of the Council are chosen each year by the student body. The ollicers for this year are: Premidenf NICKERSON TU FTS I!l'CE-PfEJ'l'd6l1f WILMA DIXON Secreiapzf MABEL LANG Treamref- . . RICIIARIJ WASHBURN Top Row: Felton, Snyder, Berry, Mooliey, Nligonis Second Row: Dunn, Lamb, Sollien, Yvashburn Bottom Row: Emmerth, Dixon, Tufts, Lang, Betts ALMEDA SOCIETY In May, 1954, the Almeda Literary Society elected the following officers for the coming school year: Pr,-,n'rz'enl FAITH XVHITNALL Vibe-Pre.r1'dem' . LUCILLE EDDY Secrefaqu ALTA Mosnisa Treawurer . . KATHRYN BETTS Student Council Repre.reniaiz've . ANNE MIGONIS This year the society has been unusually active. The girls have displayed decided interest in dramatics by writing a play. This play, entitled A Tour of Inspection which was presented at a Parent-Teacher meeting, was very success- ful. The program for the rest of the year is one of great interest. It will consist of programs concerning poetry, literature and drama. The society has indeed had a successful year and hopes for the future are high. Top Row: Fountain, Hedemark, Thompson, Migonis, Dixon, Ryan, M. L. Second Row: Baldwin, Hixon, Benedict, DePuy, Dunn, Jones Third Row: Emmerth, Betts, Eddy, Hilton, Sigshee, lVlcDonald, Williams Fourth Row: Ryan, M., Snyder, Plato, Swan, Sweet Bottom Row: Mosher, Lang, Xvhitnall, Miss Davenport, Hofaker BETA DELTA BETA The B. D. Bfs have completed another successful year. At the first meeting otlicers were elected for the year: PV?- l.lf6l1f . HENRH' BERRY I fve-Pmf-1'n'ml . XVALTER SOLLIEN Secrelaljzf and 77'm.vz1fw' . MASON IONES Sludml Council 1fe,1Jrf.u'e17lal1's'f' . . . JOSEPH MOONEX' At the next meeting eight new members were pledged to the society and have been later initiated by the fraternity. These were Dexter Leland, Richard Horton, Kendall Edlxins, Harry Curtis, Robert Lloyd, David Nelson, Edward Dunn, and Iohn Sollien. The one party ol' the organization held before this goes to press was successful. Music by the Ensigns was enjoyed by all. On December 14, the B. D. Bfs presented Polly ofthe Circus, a three-act play by Nlargaret Mayo. Much credit for its success was due to the untiring elivorts of Bliss Carley who directed the play and to Mr. Ives and Miss Cook who helped with the new sets. Wye closc the year with the hope that we may have been of more and better service to Hamilton High School than ever before. Top Row: Dunn, Edlcins, Sollien, L. R., Leland, Horton. Penoyer Second Row: Gahan, Curtis, Sollien, VVashburn, Hengst, Snyder, Iones Third Row: Nelson, Xvells, Lloyd, Yaclcel, Lamb, Tufts Bottom Row: Nlooncy, Berry, Wlr. Rose, lwr. Young, Sollien, YV. HAMILTON FUTURE FARMERS Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve. The Future Farmers' organization is one of the most active in the school, tak- ing part in many affairs outside of our own school. This year, they sent judging teams to the Morrisville, Canton and Cornell judging contests and will also have a team at the Delhi contest which comes later in the year. They have continued to uphold Hamilton traditions in making high scores in all contests. Their most successful one was the Canton contest at St. Lawrence University where they had two first places, and third place for the entire contest. Recreation, in the form of a basketball team playing boys from Cornell Short Course, alumni and others, had its past in the year's activities. A Wiener and corn roast and a wood chopping contest also provided enjoyment. The members of the agricultural evening school were guests at their annual banquet this year at which the homemakers gave their services in preparing an excellent meal in their rooms. A few members of this group will go to New York City, Long Island and cen- tral New Iersey on a Farm Management trip during the spring vacation. Hamilton feels proud to have Eugene Lamb as the district president of the Central Highland section of the State Future Farmers. Top Row: Lamb, D., Albro, Brown, Stolp Second Row: Tackabury, R., Davis, Snyder, Scott, Faucett Third Row: King, Kinney, Lamb, E., Dart, Keefe Bottom Row: Tackabury, H., Mr. Wickert, Johnson, Mr. Benedict, Nlr. Charles THE LEADERSHIP CLUB The Leadership Club was formed during the year 1955 hy a group of non- resident students under the direction of Mr. Young. The purpose of this club is to furnish organized entertainment for all the non- resident pupils during the noon hour. Only non-residents are allowed to become members. The officers for this year are as follows: Pre.-'1'denf . . . BRUCE LAMB I'7l.L'6-PF6.Vl.l!8l1f . AILSA PETERSEN Secrefarjlf and Treamurer . MAIQGARET WILLIAMS Sludenf Council Repre.renZafz've . . . HENRY BERRY Top Row: Crumb, Abbott, YVhitford, Rogers, Sprague, Berry, R., Blinebry, Lamb, N. Second Row: Brown, Migonis, Davis, R., Kennedy, Tackabury, H., Furze, Brown, M., Charles, Greenleaf Third Row: Brainard, Reed, Chase, Horton, R., Qualey, Davis, D., Sweet, Tackabury, King, Nlosher, Szawlowski, Lamb, E., Washlmurn, Hofalser, Johnson Bottom Row: Tackabury, R., Yvilliams, Lamb, B., Mr. Young, Berry, H., Horton, M. THE MASQUERS This society, formerly the Powder and Puff' Club, is the main dramatic club in the school. The meetings are held on the first Wednesday night in every month. The oflicers for the year are: Prewident . . NICKERSON TUFTs Vice-Pre.v1'def1f MABEL LANG Secretary . IOYCE WILLIAMS Program Chairman DESSA HIL'FON Each year the Masquers Society sponsors the Prize Speaking Contest held in February. This organization also competes with several other schools in a one- act play contest. The contest was held in Cazenovia this spring. This society is one of the most active groups in the school and its work is com- mendable. Top Row: Hilton, Benedict, Shelton, Blinehry, YVillliams Second Row: Ryan, M. L., Browning, Taylor, Emmerth, Horton, M. Third Row Ryan, M., Vllells, Lloyd, Sollien, Lang Bottom Row: Horton, R., Miss Carley, Tufts, Washburn THE THESPIANS The Thespians, a comparatively new dramatic club, started the year with a successful drive for new members. This club, having the largest membership in school, meets every other Tuesday morning. It supplies experience in plays and prize-speaking for those interested in dramatics but not eligible for Masquers. Program committees provide the pro- gram for each meeting which includes one-act plays, skits and readings. At Christmas the club had a Christmas tree and party, at which time the members exchanged gifts. The officers this year were: Pre.-'fdenz' DOROTHY SNYDER It'1're-P1-e.r1'11fnl KENDALL EDKINS Sfvrrffaqy-Y?ea.vu1w' MARY LOUISE RYAN Prqgmm Chairman . . HARRY CURTIS Top Row: Godfrey, Nelson, Robbins, Iohnson, Lloyd, Gates, Norton, Faucett Second Row: Rice, Sprague, Armstrong, McGregor, Wlickwire, Lamb, N., Bewkes, Ware, Guth- rie, Sprague Third Row: Murphy, Holiaker, E., Fountain, l., Charles, Wlood, Chase, M., Klem, Newman, Yvratten, Sigsbee, Wlallcer Fourth Row: Chase, M., Felton, Dahn, R., Migonis, Plato, Swan, Hofaker, R., Blinebry, Cat- lin, Duell, Baldwin, F. Fifth Row: Taylor, Miss Carley, Ryan, M. L., Grems, Snyder, Curtis, Mosher, Thompson Yvilliams, M. Bottom Row: Fountain, M., Sikes, XVilliams, K., 0'Connell, Squires. Houghton, Tackabury Eddy, O'Connor p 1 GIRLS' G-LEE CLUB The Girls' Glee Club meets regularly Mondays and Wednesdays during oppor- tunity period under the direction of Miss Gaylord. They appeared at the Prize Speaking Contest, the Madison County Festival held at Madison this year, the school exhibition in Iune and at Commencement. The officers are: Premideni . ALTA MOSHER Vice-Prefidenf FAITH WHITNALL Treawurer . MARIORY THOMPSON Librarian . . MARY LOUISE RYAN Top Row: Sprague, M., Godfrey, Nelson, Faucett, Ryan, M., Hotaker, E., Laher, Lamb, Benedict Second Row: Sprague, G., Scott, Iones, Klem, Gazlay, Dunn, Reed, Sweet, Squires Third Row: Dahn, Catlin, Wood, Swan, Anderson, Plato, Hofaker, R., Hilton, Duell Fourth Row: Wlhitnall, Sollie, Blinebry, Taylor, Mosher, Miss Gaylord, Hixon, Eddy, Pratt, Hedemark Bottom Row: Ryan, M. L., Green, Boughton, Carroccio, Myer, Murphy . 7,7 QWWMZWJMT THE BAND This year the band, now increased to nearly fifty pieces, made an excellent showing at all the home football games and at the Cazenovia game at Cazenovia. It also played for several basketball games. As this book goes to press, the band has its principal activities yet to come, namely, the Madison County Music Festival, and the New York State Band and Orchestra Contest, the latter preliminaries to be held in Hamilton. The finals will be held as usual in Syracuse. It is hoped that the Green and White Band may come out as well as it did last year at which time it was the only band in the state to win a place in concert playing as well as in marching. This year the Board of Education bought for the band several fine new in- struments, including tympani, a new drum set, bells, a bass clarinet, and a bass saxophone. With these and other new instruments the band has attained a much better and more balanced instrumentation with which it should reach newer and greater heights. Much praise is due Mr. Gall and Mr. Qtto for their fine work in making our band the leading organization of its kind in the county. Top Row: Gaylord, Gazlay, Greenleaf, Carroccio, Wheeler, R. Second Row: VVheeler, P., Stafford, Peckham, Stone, Austin, D., Larsen Third Row: Bewkes, Austin, C., NVells, Wissick, Armstrong, Sprague, M., Armstrong, B., Chase Fourth Row: Curtis, Prentice, Sigsbee, Pesko, Brown, A., uSollien, Xvhitlbrd, Babcock, Dart, Fountain, l., Pearsall, Ransom, I., Mr. Otto - Fifth Row: Van Slyke, Mr. Gall, Sollien, L., Smith, Jones, Sprague, R., Ballard. Fountain Bottom Row: Leland, Ransom, R., Babcock, Burke 4199995 THE GRCHESTRA This year the size of our orchestra has been increased by the addition of some new instruments among which are the tympani, bells and bass clarinet. Although the orchestra has not become very much larger, it has greatly improved in quality. The orchestra has enjoyed playing for its many concerts, some of which have been in other schools as well as in our own school. Among these concerts were numerous special assembly programs, the Parent Teachers Banquet, the three-act play, Polly of the Circus, the Prize Speaking Contest, the annual operetta and a tour of neighboring schools. The orchestra worked diligently to enter the preliminary Band and Orchestra contest which was held in Hamilton this year. Another important event in the history of this organization was its participation in the Madison County Music Festival held at Madison during the latter part of May. Congratulations should be given to Mr. Gall for his excellent leadership ol our orchestra. Top Row: Larsen, Gazlay, Austin, C., Peckham, Austin, D. Second Row: Mr. Otto, Ransom, Dahn, H., Prentice, Sprague, R., Smith, Betts, Ryan, Reed Third Row: Gazlay, B., Fountain, Theophilis, Klem, Wells, Pearsall, Baldwin, Chase, Sprague, M., Sigsbee, Rogers Bottom Row: Bewlies. Hixon, Mr. Gall, Gahan, Yvhitnall, Iones, Hofaker, Squires, Leland .VW BOYS' GLEE CLUB Under the direction of Mr. Otto the Boys' Glee Club has had remarkable suc- cess throughout its first year. Two concerts were given in school assemblies, in addition to the County Music Festival held in Nladison. The Glee Club was chosen to represent Hamilton High School in the afternoon contest of May 25th. There has been no boys, glee club in school for several years. The present glee club does four part work and holds rehearsals Tuesday and Thursday dur- ing the opportunity period. Top Row: Babcock, Pesko, Schzirman, Brown, A,, Davis, Brown, M. Second Row: VVhite, Sparrowhawk, Greenleaf, Sollien, Gaylord, Tackabury, R. Third Row: King, Leland, Dart, Hengst, Robbins, Curtis Bottom Row: Hartjen, Tufts, Rogers, Nlr. Otto, Peckham MINOR CLUBS LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, better known as the S. P. R., held its first regular meeting of the year in October. About thirty individuals reported for mem- bership and the following officers were elected: Prewident . IDA FOUNTAIN Vl'C6-PF8.Vl.dEHf CUTHBERT AUSTIN Secreiaqu . LUCILLE EDDY It was decided to hold the meetings every first Thursday of the month in the Latin room. The programs are made up of short speeches or skits pertaining to Latin. Mythology is the main topic of the year, as it is of interest to all students of the department. The Latin Club presented a Christ- mas program in Assembly, singing appropriate songs in Latin. Plans are now being made for the Latin project for the exhibit in Iune. Much credit is due Miss Whitehead for her able assistance to the club. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club held its meetings every first and third Thursday of the month during opportunity period in the library. The club has as its main duties the care and upkeep of the library. The members, numbering ten have prepared and Bled the new books which have been added to the library this year. The club members also have charge of the library during the day, making it possible to keep it open every period for the convenience of all students. The officers this year are: Prewidenf . WILMA DIXON Vice-Pre.rident RICHARD BERRY Secreiafjy . LUCILLE EDDY THE SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club held its first meeting in October and since then regular meetings have been held every other week in the science room. At the first meeting Ralph Bjorkman was elected president, Irene Norton, vice-president, and Marion Sikes, sec- retary. At every meeting there was a program. These consisted of labora- tory work, moving pictures and many other worthwhile projects. The pur- pose of this club is to help those in- terested in science to learn more about it ELECTRONS This year the Electrons under the instruction of Mr. Ives erected on the school roof, forty foot antenna towers and a one hundred and sixty foot antenna. Up in the attic the club built a sound proof studio in which there are the most up-to-date furnish- ings. Synchronous turn tables were purchased and an amplifier capable og carrying ten speakers was construct- e . Much credit for the success of the Electrons is due to its able and un- relenting instructor, Albert F. Ives, and to the leader and president, Ro- bert Lloyd. ASSEMBLY PROGRAM COM- MITTEE At the beginning of the school year a committee was appointed by Mr. Rose to take charge of our assembly programs. It is composed of three members of the faculty, Miss Carley, chairman, Mr. Gall, and Miss Gardner with Doris Browning, Alta Mosher, Mason Iones, Dexter Leland and Irene Nor- ton representing the student body. It began its work in September by planning the programs for the first semester. Each organization has been given an opportunity to provide a program. The mode of presentation has so changed that now the pupils have practically entire supervision, thus giving them fine training in public speaking. The committee, as well as the whole school, believes that this gnfcerprise has been highly success- u . P :ups7552.55.51-i,frr ,:,,,,:,, -up ':a m,.:,:,,'a-- 11.15--'min,.5'.'w,rf:f,,,,..q.-n .. ,. , ,...1 1 4'-'.':!,:': v., 1 ' f '-I-'wv-rr -ezf:'S!?5:f'N1i5'fk: MGH? .--iaulfi ' Ha . fi: eff E2 il ffi1'!'f if 42f13i5yMQ:e.,f:fs': '- '-1 ff ,.:!g, ,,,.,ga 1 .,3,,.wg4! ,.- A Aa uw .5 M ., -, O vo. .,f-- . vm w. my 'ic-.AQQA ,F '4-fgm.g.a Q ,uw V 1 , 'Q-ew-zffvj A - Y ' W ' is K' - 'J' , W I. '- H5g::M'vq,g ' wku M un A? ' ' . .,, ' W- .sT',fSvE, 1 .gg . A rf , if '91 1' HH-' 1, 1 1 1 f J' - . wi'i'i'ff!212,:,,,p5f.s 1f' ,1':'eZ11si ' ff ,INT H --ff-fgfy, ! MyWire'51'.-fQf: ffQ'55?g'l!:f::,.:f'IKy '4 l d, , . 3'5 Ol 1 . -- ' 151' M S , f ff fm -1-H fa. I Q ' I-1 'E 2 rf K! 435 0dh,' 4, N, 'xx M J Qi A W E35 P1 V f qu' ' 5 sf-.' yi! VV.-flip? B' A 'iv -, 13, XS MX if - L N EQ 3, 7'v'I'l5'fM fx Xfegx -X XX cAWy'Ii'-, , g 2 X., XQ. 4- Q'3Jf1N,.'f -:, rm m .425-'-'Y' ,M ,yr ' x imzlg ixfw A .f Wx 1 X I 'Ax - ' , .f ,vp w, Q . r 7 Y Tw Za -gi ,fl ' N, X ix 61 QM ,,4, , ,, QU: mmm I Jusesloudee BASEBALL Hamilton's 1954 baseball season was not as successful as in former years from the standpoint of scoring, but it still kept the fine record of Hamilton sportsman- ship. The games in general were all close and verjv interesting to watch. Captain Dick Washburn led in the batting averages and was the outstanding player of the season. Among the graduated members of the squad whose serniices will be great- ly missed this spring are Bill Kerr, Red Chesebro, Paul Raine, and Dick Ryan. The scores of the season were: Hamilton Opponenir New Hartford 5 7 Yvaterville 2 4 Whitesboro 2 5 Clinton 5 1 1 Whitesboro l 1 4 Sherburne 5 2 Madison 5 9 New Hartford 18 24 Waterville 8 7 Clinton 9 17 Sherburne 8 5 Top Row: Sollien, W., Shelton, Penoyer Second Row: Yackel, Raine, Snyder, Tufts, Mr. Young Bottom Row: Wells, Ryan, Washburn, Chesebro, Kerr FCOTBALL Three weeks before school began last fall, the football squad began practice under the hot summer sun. The team was expected to be only mediocre this year but due to faithful cooperation of the squad and Ki Young the team had a very successful season. This year the team had play-by-play motion pictures taken of the last two games. It is expected that next year pictures will be taken of all the home games. Hamilton High School expresses its greatest appreciation for the tireless work of Coach Young, Manager Robbins, the scrubs and those who were on the squad but did not receive letters. Next year the team will miss Walter Sollien who was captain, Henry Berry, Iohn Wells, Richard Yvashburn and Nick Tufts, all of whom have played regular, dependable football. H amflfon Opponfn Lf llion 7 7 Frankfort 12 0 New Hartford 6 6 Clinton 0 7 Whitesboro 24 0 Cazenovia 20 O St. Aloysius 59 6 Top Row: Dunham, Sollien, I., Nelson, Nlooney, Morris, Edkins, Grems, Robbins Second Row: Mr. Young, Hengst, Berry, H., Yvells, Lloyd, Getchonis, Lamb, E., Berry, R. Third Row: Lamb, B., Yvashburn, Tufts, Sollien, YV., Snyder, Penoyer, Noel, Dunn Bottom Row: Pearsall, Lewis, Blanchard, Austin, Babcock, Hansen, Lamb, D. BOYS' BASKETBALL This 1954-1955 basketball team was generally successful, although it was not a championship team. Hamilton stood second in the league at the end of the first half of the season, and managed to win more than half of its games for the entire season, both inside and outside of the league. It would be hard to determine the best individual players of the year, but Nick Tufts and Dick Washburn led the team in scoring with ninety-three points each. These two and all the rest of the boys who are graduating will be very much missed by next year's squad. Although not spectacular, thisyear's season will be remembered along time as another one upholding theHamilton sportsmanship record. Appreciation and credit for the season's success are due to our coach, to Bruce Lamb who was manager, and to those boys who were on the squad throughout the season but didnit receive letters. The record of the season: Hamilton Opponenhr Cazenovia 48 6 Clinton 24 15 Wlhitesboro 25 20 New Hartford 16 21 VVaterville 59 17 Cazenovia 55 24 Clinton 18 51 Vllhitesboro 19 54 New Hartford 17 29 Vvaterville 29 25 Top Row: Lamb, Yackel, Robbins,.lV1r. Young Second Row: Hengst, Yvells, Yvashburn Bottom Row: Eclkins, Tufts, Dunn, Penoyer GIRLS' BASKETBALL The girls' basketball squad started practice early in December and was cut to 14 members who were retained during the entire season. Early in Ianuary the lettermen of last year elected Wvilma Dixon to captain the team. The girls' team, complete with much of its last year's material, had a much more successful season than it has had in several years, winning four games out of eight. The scores of the games follow: Ilamillon Upponenbv Clinton 50 22 Vtlhitesboro 20 10 New Hartford 9 16 Vllaterville 15 12 Clinton 22 10 VVhitesboro 15 14 New Hartford 6 25 Wlaterville 11 15 Top Row: Nelson, Nligonis, Innes, Nliss Van Den Burgh, Lloyd, Thompson Second Row: Swan, Depuy, Dixon, Lang, Taylor Bottom Row: Emmerth, Catlin, Sprague, Iuozaitis, Sollie, Edlcins BOYS' INTRAMURALS This year intramural basketball was again successful. A twenty-one game series was played, each of the seven teams meeting every other team once. At the end ofthe season the Grey and White teams captained respectively by Harry Grems and Henry Berry, played during assembly for the cham- pionship of the school at which time the Greys won. The results of the rest of the games are: Team Won Lost Grey 5 1 Wh ite 5 1 Orange 4 2 Maroon 5 5 Blue 2 4 Green 1 5 Scarlet 1 5 More boys are enabled to par- ticipate in sports by means of intra- murals. Aluch interest has been shown, and the games have revealed some real talent and material for the varsity squad. Many of these games played after school proved as exciting as the regular varsity competition. Among the individual high scorers of the year were Harlan Scott, Don- ald Morris, loe Mooney, and Iohn Sollien. This year volley ball has again been taken up as an intramural sport, the competitions being inter-class. Each of the four classes and the postgrad- uates will meet each other twice, mak- ing a twenty game series. Much credit for the success of the intramurals this year is due to members of the var- sity basketball squad, who refereed games and to Dick Berry, who record- ed and had general charge of the games. 1 . GOLF Hamilton again introduced golf in- to its extra curricular activities last spring when a team was made up of Harry Curtis, Howard Patterson, Iames Leland, and Red Gahan, captain, with Beverly Moses as manager. Full privileges to the Seven Gaks Course were given the team, which was coached by the course pro- fessionals, lim Dalgety and Bill Iohnson. Because the team started late, only three matches were played. Although the team didn't win any matches, it formed a nucleus from which a better and more experienced team may be formed this year. The scores: Hamilton 2 Colgate Frosh 4 Hamilton V3 New Hartford HM Hamilton ly! New Hartford 1023 W K ey, K w E ii Zz. Ja , is 33 5, wma: f g , 1 QW if L V, ,LZ ,, , yag- 1-1 'vl' A X A i vw gs U3 5 Sl le F ywyx XQNNgXyxx Xvgwiw XXX X X YW? X N5 :WXM NN ' S xx N X ww N W2 ' xwwm 4.1.1. . . :V The Last Will and Testament of the We, the class of '55 Of Hamilton Central High, A XV ill and Testament do make Before we say goodbye Of Hamilton Town, State of New York, From Madison County, we Do make, declare, publish and state That this our Will shall be: Firstg we direct that all our debts, That we shall leave behind, Must Hrst be paid by '56, And they are of this kind: The things that we wish we had done- Both naughty and polite- We leave to you to carry out. And see you do it rightl We have made news and stirred things up, And now we leave to you The many hundred thousand things That we should like to do. Among these last desired deeds A few will bear a mentiong Although they may he rather crude, They fulfil our intention. Don't hesitate when you desire To answer someone back. lust aim your shots and let them fly- No ardor let them lack! Our wasted hours you may make up Before your door Time closesp Remember all that Study Hall ls not a bed of Roses Next: to the President-elect, Our happy-hearted Nick Will leave his gavel and his way A Of getting honors thick. Our officers will leave to those Who step into their shoes, Their spirited, light-hearted way Of doing what they choose. Class of '35 F Our members, one and all are skilled And tho' we all are clever, We have some members who stand out As cleverer than ever. Our temperamental artist, Roy, W'ho has a magic touch, Can hypnotize the human eye By making little-much. The I, Q. of the class is raised By intellect so great 3 Both Lang and Davis have so much, They're nearly overweightl We should Grant Ieanne a word of praise ln answer to the riddle Of how she suddenly acquired A liking for the fiddle. Without Margaret to help her on What will Miss Gardner do? For Mary and her little lamb Had nothing on those two. Maynard with his business mind Has put us in a pickle. We'll leave it to the boy who cares The most about a nickel. These qualities and others too Are willed to '56, We hope you'll use them profitably, And place them where they'll mix Last: to the class of '36 We will with warnings grave, Our class adviser, stern and grim, And tell you to be brave. No errors must you ever make, Nor sit in silence dreamingg For if you do you surely will Be sent out latere-steaming. And to you all we will and leave ln trust, a brand new deal, In witness where on we have set, Hereto, our hand and seal. While we are sane and still alive This Day of Iune in '55 DE PROPERANTE We don't like to hurry. It is only on rare occasions that we are persuaded of the necessity of doing so 3 needless to say, these occasions are the curse of our life, the bane of our existence. Nevertheless, it becomes increasingly apparent that we must either overcome our antipathy to haste or become lost in the rear of civilizationw-probably as a follower of Buddha. It is certain that civilization will not wait for us to overtake it in its frenzied progress toward its goal g although it is within the range of possibility that, if we live long enough, we may meet it com- ing back, already dissatisfied with its goal and progressing just as frenziedly toward a new and more alluring one. We, as moderns, are very proud of this faculty of accomplishing our ends in a minimum of time Cwhether or not the ends are worthy of their accomplishmentj. We call it Efficiency, and have set it up as a deity to which we sacrifice our tal- ents, our desires, and our interests. Do something! is the ever-insistent cry, it matters not whether the deed is great or small, or whether it is a blessing or a curse to humanity. The man who accomplishes something, be he the discoverer of a panacea for all our social and economic ills or the perpetrator of a particularly juicy murder, is acclaimed throughout the world as a reliever of boredom fthe greatest boon which at the present can be conferred upon Man is the relief of that boredom which seems perpetually to encompass himj and soon acquires that smug, well-fed appearance which we have come to associate with persons continually ex- posed to the Public Eye. Not only does the present attitude require definite accomplishments of us, but it requires that these be effected in a minimum of time. ln compliance with this, literary and artistic productions Cwhich are almost invariably classed by the press reviews as masterpiecesj are turned out in a quantity and with a regular- ity and precision peculiarly reminiscent of the methods of that famous industry of Detroit. Vtle do not presume to criticize this present attitude toward the necessity of haste as unscemly or at all detrimental to the common good. As we have said, we personally do not like to hurry. Vtle have been brought up in a village in which a person is permitted to gaze uncriticized at an approaching vehicle, and, upon its passing, to turn about and, Hngering the chin with meditative hand, to stare sol- emnly until the last puff of dust is dissipated over the once-more vacant landscape. This is not permitted in the centers of civilization-not because the by-stander gives offense to anyone, but because really, you know, a person should have more pressing business than that of standing about gazing at the passing show. Still, we do not criticize 5 we merely say that: saving intervention from sources more than mortal, we are condemning unborn generations to a speed-crazed, neurotic existence which will wreck their minds, destroy their souls, and hasten them to untimely graves! RICHARD D.AVIS. HAMILTONIAN TRADE MARKS MARION ARMsTRONGfNo Wonder Arm- strong Lmoleum floors are becoming. BESSIE BEMlS1BUt mother, he said he'd write. BEWRES, GATES, WVARE, FELTON, BALDWIN-Brooksie aIId her pals. RALPH BJORKMAN-The lure of a lovely skin, LOREN BLANCI-IARD-Keep that school girl complexion. MARGARET CHASE1Cl'laSeS Dirt. FREDA COOPER'-NHLUFHTHSSS of tone yOu've never heard before. HELEN DAHN-Why gamble with loveliness? RUTH DAHN-HOW the wrong shade of face powder can make you look years older. IENNIE DOMBRAUSKAS-Are you a shadow hunter? CAROLYN FAUCETT-Alice in Plumberland- IANE FOSTER1Th6 thrill that comes once in a lifetime. MARION F OUNTAIN-Help yourself to health. BETTY GAZLAY-Need a blonde fade early? CARL GILLETTE-'-YOU can't get by without shaving. RUTH GODFREY-Rub away that knot of pain. ILAI-I GREEN-Instant Relief. MERTON HARTJEN-It must be that Post's 40W Bran Flakes his mother's been feeding him. ELEANOR HOFAKER'ID every walk of life, guard the mouth. WALTER IAMES-For your collar trouble. WILLIAM IOHNSON-Hunt with a camera. GLADYS KLEM4Fresh yeast for that run-down feeling. WILBUR LAHER-If brings the Northwoods to your breakfast table. EVERETT LELAND'IS shaving making your neck break out? IACK LEWIS-YOU,ll do better on dated coffee. BEN LISTOVITCH-Come up and See me Some- time but not on wash day. MICHAEL LISTOVITCH-OHS of the 57. FRANCIS MENNIG-Are you a sofa walker? MARTI-IA NELSON, GLADYS SPRAGUE, RUTH WRATTENLYCS it's true they are even better than they look. IOHN NEWMAN-I wonder ifl can get by. IRENE NORTON AND DEXTER LELAND- Things that endure. MARGARET O'CONNELL-Save the surface and you save all. GERALDINE O'CONNORfeThe Skin you love to touch. HAROLD ORVIS-Cheer up! P. W. will fix that up. SAM PEARSALL--It takes energy to climb to the top. IENNIE RANSOM'COHCC nerves almost wreck a home. ELLA MAE RICEZCFHCRICS in Cream. WALTER RUSSOCKfRelief no farther away than your medicine cabinet. FRANZ ScrIARlMANfNature in the raw is seldom mild. ROBERT SPARROWHAWKLWhCH a man gets ' off his feed. ARNOLD STONE-Your gums can starve while you overeat. ELOISE WELCH-Stay On the Alkaline side. ROBERT WICKWIREfHOW big must a splinter be to be dangerous? JUSTIN WISSICK-Keep going with Pep. CUTHBERT AUSTINAlt takes healthy nerves to be a football referee. WILLARD BALLARD-If you don't protect him, mother, who will? ESTHER BENEDICT-The reward of a good cook. LOUISE BETTS-She looked 18-10 feet away. SIBYL BOUGHTON-What 15 minutes a day will do for you. ALFRED BROWN-Always up front with the big fellows. BENEDETTA CARROCCIO-All in one. FRANCES CLOSEfFamous close shaves. HARRY CURTIS-One of the nicest ways to get fresh air. DAVID DART-Power, pep and pick up. RODNEY DAVIS!-Everyday he burns up as much energy as a boxing champion. MARION DUELL-But, Doctor, I can't live on raw turnips. EDWARD DUNN-Men who know it all need not read this page. GEORGE F AUCETT'-WhCH your head is stuffed up. Eg:xOg2iEiI,?L?3BEE The Gold Dust Twins do it for you. LOUISE GUTHRIE-Don't say we didn't warn you. MABEL GUTHRIE-Talk so far for so little. ROSE HANSEL, DAISY WOOD, VIOLET LLOYD- Three flower Compact. PREBEN HANSENmBCWaY6 of Imitations. MARY HIXON DOES this shadow menace your canary? MARIE IONES-You're not talking to me. ROBERT KEEFE-It's living protection. ROBERT KINGfTt never humiliates the hos- tess. IOHN KINNEY-Iobs won't wait for the man who's late. DAVID LAIRD-Money to burn-but he uses 25c toothpaste. HAMILTON IAN TRADE MARKS DARWIN LAMB-You can't play rough with your system-no matter how husky you are. ROBERT LLOYD-The tiger in the house. MARION MCGREGOR-D0 you like to let loose? FRANCES NEWMAN-Every Picture tells a story. HENRY O'CONNELL-As fast as it is thorough- RUDOLPH PESKO-The cream of the crop. SPENCER RIPLEY-Believe it or not. MARSHALL ROBBINS-Are you a forehead wrinkler? DONALD ROGERS AND MARION SIKES-Event- ually, why not now? MARY RUSSOCK-And do they fall? JOHN SOLLIEN AND M. L. RYAN-Here's to our golden wedding. HAROLD SWEET-The Cook-trained man is the best paid man. VIVIAN TAYLOR--D0 I look like a woman of 60? DOROTHEA WALKER-what you have been waiting for. RONALD WHITE-The whitest white we've CVCI' seen. KATIE WILLIAMS-And do they fall? MABELLE ABBOTT'Wh3t makes my hands chap when my face doesn't? WILLIAM ALBRO-Do you make these mis- takes in English? RICHARD BERRY-Drink more milk, if'S good for you. KATHRYN BETTS-Your telephone will help you enjoy your summer more. LELA BLINEBRY-Always a bridesmaid, but never a bride. HOWARD BROWN AND GAY BABCOCK'WC guard our feet as a concert pianist guards his hands. MARK BROWN-Look for this signature. MARCELLA CALIMERILDGBP Lady Esther- JUNIOR COOPER-HOW are your nerves? RALPH CRUMB-AidS digestion. DOROTHY DAVIS-There is never an over- production of brain power. DOROTHY DUNN AND MARY MCDONALD- They satisfy. LUCILLE EDDY-If ou love me-send for a free trial packyage. KENDALL EDKINS-I earned S55 for myself. ANN FURZE-DOn,f be fooled by imitationsl JOHN GAzLAYQ50 seconds-dressing time. HARRY GREMS-You're not talking to me. HARRIET HEDEMARK-'Yawning at 11 a. m. ANDREW HENGSTT'-DF. Eliot's 5ft. shelf. WALTER HIBBARD-Here is R. C. A. Victor's Magic Brain. DESSA HILTONmThC flavor lasts. MARGARET IOLLIE-Let me tell you how to put on pounds easy. MASON IONES-Fit as a fiddle. Ready for 'Most Anything. ANNE IOUZAITIS-Do you hit where you aim? LORETTA KEEFElAn index of refinement. AGNES KENNEDY-For those all important finishing touches. EUGENE LAMB+That foggy night our en- gine failed. NORMA LAMB-I showed I could be a cham- pion when l got my chance. GLENN LITTLE-Why didn't you feed it a little 5 in 1. ANNE MIGONIS-Approved by Good House- keeping. IOSEPH MOONEY1DOn,t humor the child who won't eat. IULIA MURPHY-They used to call her Skinny. DAVID NELSONmACCCPf no substitutes. DONALD NOEL-I laughed when my dentist told me to chew gum. GRANT PECRI-IAM-It floats. . ERNEST PENOYER-Imagine, he was once a quick-tiring child. GRACE PRATT-It defies time. FLORENCE REED-Men who couldn't see me, are all eyes now. DOROTHY SCOTT-Slow down for the cross- ing but not for the bump. HARLAN SCOTT-P16356 stop at the next Socony Station. GAYNEL SMITH AND HARRIET SMITH-Relieve coughs and ease that tickle. HAROLD SNYDER-Goody-no school today. FLORENCE SWEET-G00d to the last drop. STEPHEN SZAWLOWSKI1Th6 typical I. C. S. student. MINNIE TACKABURY-Aunt Sue understands children. GERTRUDE TALLMAN-out with the old-in with the new. MARIORIE THOMPSON-It has no equal. WINII-'RED WICHWIRE-Get yourself a Camay complexion. JOYCE WILLIAMS-Winterproof your face with Williams. EDGAR WOODMAN-His case Showed great improvement in three weeks. PAUL YOUNG-Don't Slow down on our acl count. HARRIET ANDERSON Biology Club C115 Glee Club Cl. 2, 5, 415 Latin Club C215 Thespians C515 Intramural Basket Ball C5 415 Program Chairman Thespians SHIRLEY BALDYVIN Girl Scouts, Secretary C115 Thes- pians C215 Almeda C21 C515 Orches- tra C1, 2, 515 Tattler Staff C1, 2, 515 Masquers C51. VVOODLEA BAUM Transferred from Utica Free Academy5 Electrons, Secretary- Treasurer C41, President C515 Vice- president Ping Pong Club C415 Production Staff Senior Play C415 Ping Pong Champion HENRY BERRY Class president C515 B. D. B. C2, 5, 41, President C415 Business Manager of Play C415 Leadership Club C2, 5, 415 Student Council C415 Hamiltonian Stall' C5, 415 Foot- ball C1, 2, 5, 415 Thespians C51, Secretary OLIVE BRAlNARD Leadership Club C5, 41. HELEN CATLIN Science Club C115 Glee Club Cl, 2, 5, 415 Thespians C5, 415 B. D. B. play C415 Costume Mistress B. D. B. play C415 Basket Ball C5, 415 Property Manager Senior Play RUTH CHARLES Latin Club Cl, 215 Leadership Club C2, 5, 415 Thespians C5, 415 Almeda C5, 415 Basket Ball C2, 5, 41. MARY CHASE Latin Club C115 Leadership Club C5, 415 Thespians C5, 41. GENEVlEVE CRUMB Leadership Club C2, 5, 415 Thes- pians C21. NORMAN DART Future Farmers C2, 5, 41, Secre- tary C415 Glee Club RICHARD DAVIS Latin Club Cl, 2, 5, 41, President C515 Leadership Club C5, 415 Tat- ler Staff C515 Mathematics Prize C115 English Prize C215 Hon. Men- tion Latin Prize .gww-1 fi'i' 7 AVF? X1 IEANNE DEPUY Girls' Basket Ball Cl, 2, 5, 415 Girl Scouts Cl, 2, 5, 415 Almeda C5, 415 Science Club C115 Three One- Act Plays C115 Student Council C215 Class Vice-President C515 Class Treasurer C415 Senior Play C41. WILMA DIXON Student Council C115 Hamilton- ian Stall' C215 Class Secretary C515 Library Club C5, 41, President C415 Vice-president Student Council Vice-president Class C415 Almeda C5 415 Basket Ball Cl, 2, 5, 41 Cap- tain C415 Tattler Staff C41. SENIOR RECORDS X LORlS EMMERTH Almeda C2, 515 Basket Ball C515 Masquers C2, 515 Thespians C1, 215 Scouts Cl, 2, 515 Glee Club Cl, 2, 515 B. D. B. Play Production Staff C2, 315 Senior Play Production Staff C515 Latin Club Cl, 215 Science Club RAYMOND GALLMAN Band Cl, 2, 5, 415Orchestra C2, 5, 415 Orchestra Manager C415 H. H. S. Iazz Orchestra C2, 5, 415 lndus- trial Arts Club C115 Assistant typist Tattler Staff ZENONAS GETCHONIS Football C415 Basket Ball MELROSE GREEN Transferred from Morrisville: Glee Club C415 Leadership Club C415 Senior Play DORIS GREMS Thespians C5, 415 Manager of Cafe- teria ROSEMARIE HOFAKER Science Club C115 Girls' Glee Club C5 415 Orchestra C5, 415 Thes- pians C5, 415 Almeda C5, 415 Leader- ship Club C5, 415 Assistant Typist of Tattler Staff RICHARD HORTON B. D. B. C415 Latin Club C2, 515 Thespians C315 Masquers C415 B. D. B. Play C415 Head Cheerleader C41 Assistant Cheerleader C2, 515 Leadership Club C5, 415 Tattler Staff C415 Senior Play DE MOTT IOHNSON Varsity Basket Ball Cl, 215 Agri- culture Basket Ball C5, 415 Captain of Agriculture B. B. C515 Future Farmers C2, 5, 41, Secretary C51, President C415 Leadership Club C5, 415 Thespians C415 lntramural Basket Ball C5, 415 Senior Play C41. BETTY IONES Almeda C5, 455 Science Club CI55 Latin Club CI, 2, 5, 45. President C255 Girl Scouts CI, 2, 5, 455TattIer Staff C2, 5, 455 Hamiltonian Stat? C5, 45, Literary Editor C455 B. D. B. Play C455 Basketball Nlanager C45, BRUCE LAMB Football C2, 5, 455 Nlanagcr Basket Ball C455 Secretary-Treasurer Class C255 Leadership Club C2, 5, 45, Vice-President C55, President C455 Latin Club C2, 555 Thespians C55, Vice-President C555 Senior Play MABEL LANG Almeda C5, 455 Basket Ball C5, 455 Masquers Cl, 2, 5, 45, Vice-Presi- dent C455 Latin Club Cl, 2, 5, 45, President C155 Hamiltonian Staff C2, 5, 45, Editor C455 Tattler Staff C2, 5, 45, Editor C455 B. D. B. Play CI, 455 Secretary Student Council C455 Debate Team C455 O. E. S. Latin Prize ALTA MOSHER Class Vice-President CI55 Class President C255 Glee Club Cl, 2, 5, 455 President C455 Leadership Club C2, 5, 45, Secretary C25, President C555 Basket Ball C555 Thespians C5, 455 Assembly Committee C455 B. D. B. Play C455 Senior Play C455 Masquers DONALD MORRIS Baseball CI, 2, 555 Football C455 Thespians C555 Leadership Club C555 Latin Club Cl, 255 Industrial Arts Club Cl, 255 Science Club CI5. JOHN MURPHY Future Farmers , IEANETTE MYERS Glee Club Cl, 2, 5, 455 Thes- pians C5, 45. CHARLOTTE OAKES Thespians C5, 455 Leadership Club C5, 45. SENIOR RECORDS HOVVARD PATTERSON Golf Team C5, 455 Electron Club C5, 455 Production Staff Senior Play AILSA PETERSEN Biology Club CI55 Glec Club CI, 2, 5, 455 Latin Club Cl, 255 Almeda C5 455 Leadership Club C2, 5, 45, Vice-President C455 Tatt- Ier Stal? Assistant Art Editor C55. RUTH PLATO Science Club CI55 Latin Club C255 Girl Scouts Cl, 255 Thespians C2, 5, 455 Thespian Assembly Play C555 Glee Club Cl, 2, 5, 455 Costume Mistress B. D. B. Play C455 Debate Club-Ilion C455 Debate Nleet C455 Almeda C455 Intramural Basket Ball C2, 555 Tattler Staff C455 Busi- ness Nlanager Senior Play QE' geo RICHARD PRENTICE Band CI, 2, 5, 455 Orchestra C2, 5, 455 Debate Club C455 Solo Con- test C45, Manager IVIARGARET RYAN Clee Club CI, 2, 5, 455 Accom- panist. Boys' Glee Club C455 Latin Club CI, 2, 555 Science Club CI55 Class Secretary-Treasurer Cl, 555 Thespians C555 Masquers C5, 455 B. D. B. Play C555 Director Sauce tor Goslingsn C555 Director A Tour of InspectionI'C455 Stage Man- ager Cat's VVhiskers C455 Assem- bly Play Neighbors C555 Girl Scouts CI, 2, 555 Senior Play Busi- ness C555 Intramural BasketBalI C2, 555 Almefla C5, 455 Senior Play C45- DOROTHY SNYDER Thespians C2, 5, 45, President C455 Almecla C5, 455 Intramurals C2, 555 Manager of Cafeteria HAZEL SOLLIE Thespians C555 Glee Club CI, 2. 5, 455 Basket Ball C5, 455 Senior Play LEROY SOLLIEN Band Cl, 2, 5, 455 Glee Club C5,455 B. D. B. C2, 5, 455 Masquers C2, 5, 453 President of Class C155 B. D. B. Play C2, 5, 455 Student Council C455 Manager Basket Ball C555 Manager Golf C455 President Band C455 Man- ager Bancl XVALTER SOLLIEN Football CI, 2, 5, 455 Captain Football C455 Manager Baseball C555 Treasurer Class C555 Treasurer Class C455 B. D. B. Cl, 2, 5, 45. Vice-President C455 Masquers C5, 455 Production Staff B. D. B. and Senior PlayC2, 5, 455 Electron Club C5, 455 Assistant Ioke Editor Ham- iltonian C2, 55. MARION SPRAGUE Orchestra Cl, 2, 5, 455 Bancl C2, 5, 455 President Iunior Orchestra C455 Brass Quartet C455 Music Festival Solo Contest C455 Girl Scouts CI, 2, 5, 455 Basket Ball CI, 2, 5, 455 Captain Class Intra- mural Volley Ball C555 Thespians C5, 455 Thespian Play C555 Assistant Property Manager Senior Play NELLIE SWAN Biology Club CI55 Glee Club Cl, 2, 5, 455 Latin Club C5, 455 Thes- pians C5, 455 Basket Ball C2, 5, 455 Tattler Staff C455 Hamiltonian Staff C455 Production Staff B. D. B. Play C455 Iunior-Senior Reception Com- mittee C555 Almeda C5, 455 Debate Team C455 Thespian Play C453 Almeda Play C455 Debate Club WILLIAM SWEENEY Latin Club CI, 2, 555 Library Club C5, 45, Treasurer CAMILLA SQUIRES Glee Club Cl, 2, 5, 415 Science Club C115 Latin Club Cl, 215 Tennis Club C215 Orchestra C5, 415 Thes- pians C5, 41. HOXVARD TACKABURY Future Farmers Cl, 2, 5, 41. Reporter C21, Vice-President C415 Future Farmers America Bas- ket Ball C2, 5, 415 Leadership Club 5 Electron Club C115 Secretary 5 Glee Club C415 Intramural Bas- C41 CU lcet Ball C5, 41. ROBERT TACKABURY Future Farmers Cl, 2, 5, 415 Leadership Club C5, 415 Glee Club C415 Future Farmers Basket Ball Cl, 2, 5, 41. SENIOR RECORDS NICK TUFTS B. D. B. C2, 5, 415 President Class C415 Student-Council C515 Vice-President Class C215 Presi- dent Students' Association C415 Football C5, 415 Basket Ball C5, 415 Baseball C5, 415 B. D. B. Play C5, 415 Hamiltonian Staff C2, 5, 415 Mas- quers C5, 41, President C415 Prize Speaking C2, 51, First Prize C515 Ferdinand C. French Trophy C515 Boys' Glee Club C415 Senior Play C41, MAYNARD WELLS Football Cl, 2, 515 B. D. B. C2, 5, 415 B. D. B. Play C415 Science Club Cl15 Latin Club Cl, 215 Thes- pians C515 Masquers C415 Band Cl, 2, 5, 415 Drchestra C2, 5, 415 Honor- able Nlention English and Latin Prizes C215 Tattler Staff C5, 415 Hamiltonian Staff C5, 41. FAITH NVHITNALL Biology Club Cl1, President CI15 Glee Club Cl, 2, 5, 41, Librarian C21, Treasurer C51, Secretary C41, Ac- companist C5, 415 Orchestra C2, 5, 41, Librarian C2, 51, President C415 Almeda C5, 41, Vice-President C51, President C415 Play A Tour ol lnspection C415 Tattler Staff C515 Sectional Solo Contest C2, 5, 41, Honorable Mention C21, First Place C515 State Solo Contest C515 Thes- pians C5, 41. MARGARET YVILLlAlVlS Leadership Club C5, 41, Secre- tary-Treasurer C415 Thespians at YOUR PASSPORT to the Realm of WEALTH The National Hamilton Bank Leland Motor Car Co. Compliments of Traskdale Authorized Ford Sales Farnl and Service H. F. Snyder Hamilton, N. Y. Phone 296 Compliments of Lawrence E. Betts Dr. W. H. Hixon Dentist INSURANCE 0-U-0 Over College Pharmacy 12 Broad st. Hamilton, N. Y. Phone 193 What woman proved herself an able finan- cier? Pharoalfs daughter when she got a little proht from the rushes on the bank. Who was Ionah's guardian? The whale that brought him up. Suppose you were to bore a hole exactly thru the earth starting from here, where would you come out? Out of the hole. Compliments of Earlville Paper Box Co. Trask Motor Sales Compliments of The Grand Union BUICK - PONTIAC Company Sales and Service H. G. Babcock, Manager Phone 86-J Phone 53 GROCERIES PRODUCE Compliments of ' J' Ryan and Leland CHIROPRACTOR Phone 33 Phone 16 HaIHlltOH, N. Y. 26 Maple Ave. Hamilton, N. Y. FEEDS SEED CEMENT SUMMER AND SPORTWEAR TIME ARE JUST AHEAD Jantzen Swim Suits Everyone's Choice See the New McGregor Washrag Shirts 51.50 COMPLETE STOCK OF SANFORIZED SLACKS AT MODERATE PRICES CARL W. BAUM 8 Main Street What would happen to a man if he swallow- ccl his teaspoon? He woulcln't he ahle to stir. Why is the tomato the most cowardly vegetable? Because it hits you and runs. Who was the first great financier? Noah'-ff he floated a limited company when the whole worlci was in liquidation. Conkling-Rogers Co. Inc. EARLVILLE, N. Y. We have one of the largest stocks of Lumber and Build- ers' Supplies in Central New ALBANY .Magis BUSINESS COLLEGE Swish 1.1 rin! lil!-'12 Hasan --'W ' W' all ' 7?il'4'yiiij'ii!t 5 I' 1 it, ii -Lj- ?l:pgf , ..... ! York. Founded 1857 ,ML We Can Supply Your Need SENIOR COURSES BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL SALES MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING Chevrolet and Oldsmobile JUNIOR COURSES PRIVATE SECRETARIAL GENERAL CLERICAL BOOKKEEPING SHORTHAND Sales and Service Stuart F. Jaquay, Inc. For information, call at .the new College Hall, or address Prentiss Carnell, jr., Director of Admissions, 130 Washington Phone 208 Hamilton, N. Y. Avenue, Albany, New York. ChaSe'S Station Earlville, N. Y. Special Sunday Dinners. I 1 n t . .750 There's the meter trochaic, iambic, ciactylic Week Day Dinners. r . ' Q ' joe Theres the meter that's tender in tone But the meter that's neater, completer, . i ,t Lunches at All Times mc Swec er , Is to meet her hy moonlight, alone. Riglgyag House When was the auto mentioned in the old testament? VVhen Elijah went up on high. HAMILTON, N. Y. SANDWICHES LUNCHES GRILL DINNERS PULLMAN DINER Open all hours Compliments of Grove Hinman COAL, GAS Sz OIL High School Students TRUCKING Welcome at all Times S 1 '11 N Y k Charles De Puy Hamilton, N. Y. 0 SVI e ew or A. HENGST DEALER IN HIGH GRADE FRESH MEATS SAUSAGE-LARD Phone 78 and 79 F. O. CHURCH THE BOOKMAN 0--lj--0 Has everything the High School needs in the way of supplies. Our pads and notebooks are the best ever. Miss Haith: Qfinding only one in Classj Well, where are the rest of the idiots? L. Yackel: I don't know. I guess we're the only two here. E. Tackabury: Tell him all you know, because if won't take long. G. Gaylord: l'll tell him all we both know. It won,t take any longer. 234.5 Compliments of The HAMILTON REPUBLICAN THE SENIOR CLASS IN 1945 It is a most interesting group that is gathered in Super-Hooper-Rooper-Dooper Inn managed by Nick Tufts. The event is the tenth anniversary of the graduation of the class of '55. There is the still small Marion Sprague, and the still short Camilla Squires who toot and saw in a band. Margie Williams and Winnie Wickwire are talking over the creation of the new milk board. Looks like something is on fire! No, just Ag- nes Kennedy wagging her head to the tune of Florence Sweet's noiseless lips. Mar- tha Sprague just said, Those kindergarten children are so noisy! Who's the lady sliding down the rail? Betty Tones. Oh well, she has a pull with the management. Those two who are exchanging such sweet words are Walt and Wilma, the dancing partners. The blue-eyed lady over there is Ieanne De Puy of the Streak basketball team. Where is the music coming from? Well, Faith Whitnall, made famous by recitals at radio centers, is playing. Ruth Plato has risen to glory in her roles as a Vampire Actress. The lady way back in the corn- er has been working in a side-show as a midget. Harriet, how times do changee Well, if there isn't Don Morris who is pitching for the New York Yankees. They let him warm a catcher up the other day. The tanned-girl is Mabel Lang who has just returned from life-guard duty at the North Pole. Who's the important looking lady? Margaret, you have a right to be, after running all the dictators in Europe out of business. Motty has just returned from another sojourn in search of unconquered worlds in the line of the fair sex. Mary Chase and Dick Prentice,well-known orators, are the principal speakers this evening. They'd better be careful, though, because Prof. Davis of Colgate is already to watch errors. An army officer? No, just a gas sta- tion man, Norman Dart. Oh Hpawdoni' me for almost overlooking you, Dolly. She has just been to England teaching them the correct accent. The blond lady is Alta Mosher who has just joined the Cavalry, and her friend is Helen Catlin who has made fame as a circus rider. Ruth Charles is now county leader of the 4-H club. The tall dark gentleman is Howard Tackabury, the town's leading carpenter, and his brother, Bob, has just established another record for using 8 bottles of hair slick a week. The one who will record the picture of this meeting is Ailsa Peterson, a well-known artist. Charlotte seems to have recovered entirely from her broken leg and is now going constantly. The only one of our class now in high school is Nellie Swan who is teaching. Bruce finally consented to throw aside overalls long enough to come. Ray Gallman is now first sax player in the lsle O'Blues Orchestra. The man with the mustache, spats, panama, and red and white tie is Dick Horton, the old smoothy. Robbery, says the large man on my left. You should kick, W'oody. You're the national Champion ping pong player. Whois the man that's arriving so late? Oh Nlayn Wells. He's been arguing with the management trying to get in for half price. Noon Getchonis is now delivering ice in an airplane. Howard Patterson has just won the national open golf championship. N-n-not-b-bad P-pat. Shirley Baldwin has just returned from India after teaching the natives how to drive oxen. Dr. L. Emmerth is now affiliated with Colgate University. Melrose will you never grow-up and quit tittering? Doris Grems is running a new drug store in town. Ianette Loder is chief mechanic for the Randallsville bus. The lady who is peeking over the table is working as a stenographer. Ieannette, how do you reach the keys on a typewriter? Hazel Sollie is a chemist. That certainly is a surprise. The tall sleepy man is Roy Sollien who is still crooning among other things. Nick Tufts arises to make a speech, but no one can hear him. As l have said before, times do change. Compliments of . . Ed Safford William L. Burke Archie Ross Alice and Frances Ralph France Dr. B. S. West Hamilton Gardens Colgate Modern Tailor Expert Shoe Fix Shop Wood's Garage H. M. Rowe Lady Hamilton Beauty Shop Crowe's Drug Store Jack MacQueen W. H. Mooney Sheldon Wilcox MEMORIALS OF BEAUTY AND PERMANENCE Madison Granite and Marble Works Madison, N. Y. Phone 7 1 I-I. fy I 41' A -91 V Q Q nmlnon O dk V 41 at A, i lv. i Matinee every day at 2:30-gTwo evening shows at 7:00 and 9:00 Continuous performance Saturdays and Sundays PECKHAM INSURANCE AND REALTY AGENCY 24 Broad St. Phone 277 Hamilton, N. Y. Notary Public with Seal ECKHAM'S OLICIES AY ROMPTLY All kinds of Insurance and Real Estate Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, Trophy Cups, Rings and Pins, etc. Repairing of all Kinds Done Promptly C. B. SANFORD Next to Postoffice Compliments of Price and Co. UTICA, N. Y. TRUE HAMILTONIAN BONERS What are three by-products of the meat- packing industry? Milk, butter-millc and little calves. VVhat are two great forest regions of the Unitecl States? Pino Woocls and Nine Mile Swamp. What is a fortress? The feminine of fort. Henry R. Berry INSURANCE Telephone 236 Hamilton, N. Y. CANDY SODAS The Sugar Bowl Chris and Jim TOASTED SANDWICHES Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco, Sundaes and Ice Cream Theophilos Brothers Savage School for Physical Education Offers an accredited three year course in the theory and practice of health and physical educationg prepares men and women High School graduates for positions as supervisors, directors, teachers, and leaders in schools, play- grounds, recreation centers, camps, clubs and industrial organizations. -Catalog upon request- Register now for class enter- ing on September 20, 1935. Graduates of this three year course may complete the Bachelor of Science Degree requirements in one additional year at certain rec- ognized colleges. Employment Bureau for Graduates 308 West 59th Street, New York City, New York Name four ancient ornaments. ' r Lincoln, F anklin, Adams and VVashington. What is a vacuum? A large empty place where the Pope lives. THE COLGATE INN is very much interested in the ac- tivities of the High School and wishes its students the best of good fortunes in all their under- takings. NATE TUFTS, Manager Name four members of the cat family. The father, mother, and two little kittens. CLOTHING SHOES Tennis and Gym Shoes Sweaters What is a blizzard? Raincoats The inside of a hen. , Sllckers STRADLINIYS W. F. BALCH School Room Furniture Linoleum-Rugs-Window Shades DRY GOODS and Picture Framing READY-TO-WEAR Radios Phone 146 D P Maynard Broad St. Hamilton, N. Y R. TIMIAN BARBER SHOP and BILLIARD ROOM Dr. H. P. Wells Dentist Bank Building Hamilton, N. Y. Red Sr White Store Meats and Groceries Arpeako Products Phone 600-601 L. J. DANEHY, Prop. DRY CLEANING PRESSING REPAIRIN G We own and operate our own plant 51.00 CLEANING J. L. Flower Phone 196 22 Main St. What is a vocational school? A school where people are sent to have their voices Changed. Why do we have porters on a train? To help you on and brush you off. Why did the Americans lose the battle of Bunker Hill? They ran out of ambition. EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE Wedge and Waters Phone 31 Eecleston and Wheat PITTSBURGH PAINTS AND -Incorporated- VARNISHES Utica St. Hamilton, N. Y. JOHNSON WAX Doyle-Knower Co. Feminine Wearables UTICA, N. Y. MeatseVegetables and Fruits Poultry and Provisions Compliments of NOWEIPS MARKET Phone 147 Andy Hengst: See that girl over there? She made a fool of me once. Nick Tufts: What a lasting impression some girls make. B. Qualey: VVhat's the sign when your hand itches? S. Greenleaf: You'rc going to have com- pany. And if your head itchcs, you have company. Compliments of Dellamae Beauty Shoppe In Balch's Store Phone 146 Hamilton PLUMBING - HEATING TINNING Carroll and Larsen Home of BENJAMIN MOORE Paints and Varnishes Phone 238 Cor. Main and Maple Hamilton, N. Y. When You Get Married Go To Brayton Sz: Company 111 Genesee Street, Utica, N. Y. For your Dishes, Kitchen Ware, Etc. You'l1 find just what you want at a price which is right. Fro-J oy Ice Cream is the Finest of Foods and will go a long Way toward sustain- ing you in the battle of life. It is served exclusively at Col- gate Inn and other places of high repute. College Pharmacy On the Corner CANDY, KODAKS, FILMS The REXALL Store Telephone 55 NEW PLAYGROUND BALLS Concealed Seam Out Seam A Cross Stitch Seam NEW CLINCHER SEAM WE HAVE THEM ALL and ALL PRICES 290 to 32.00 THOS. B. BELL Next to the Postoflice Orvis Shoppe DRESSES COATS HATS-SUITS GLOVES GIFTS SILK LINGERIE Compliments of Hamilton Bake Shop WHO'S WHO ON PAGE 57 . Floydine Carley . Inez Cook . Eunice Gardner . Irene House Qon leftj . Ruth Whitehead . Harriett Haith . Helen Goodman . Fred Wiclcert . Frances Van Den Burgh Con rightj . Marion Davenport ll. Charles Noxon 12. Anna Pearsall 13. Cornelius Gall . Clayton Rose . Albert Ives . William Griffith QE b- -at wh- 2 . 0215 Q -gg 'as gg D.. 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Mrs. Iones was visiting some friends and left the following note for her neigh- bor : Dear Mrs. Sollien : Would you please put out a little food for the cat I have been feeding this winter? It will eat almost anything, but don't put yourself out. A student in geometry says that a love triangle usually turns into a wreck- tangle. Mr. Yaple Cin Chemistry classj, Now, class, we have finished with oxygen, to- morrow l'll take arsenic. Class Togetherb Hoorayl The Yanks are coming, hummed Dr. Wells as he aimed for our Editor' tooth. Silent watches of the night are those we forget to wind. . K -- -I - -f--- - .- 4: - 4, .W ,:,- .. -, ,., . - .1 f 1, ' :H - -- Q1 I.. 'v ' 'rw' -- fu - -. f. MEA ' . 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