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

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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.

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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

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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