Hamilton High School - Hamiltonian Yearbook (South Hamilton, MA)

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The Parent Teachers Association WILL HOLD A WHIST PARTY DANCE AT GRANGE HALL ON Monday Evening, February 17th, 19 THIS IS THE TWENTY-SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF CHILDS’ WEL- FARE DAY FOR THIS COUNTRY AND THE PROCEEDS OF THE EVENING WILL GO FOR THE BENEFIT OF CHILDS’ WELFARE IN TOWN. Peters’ Pins - - Rin s H. W. PETERS CO. Class Emblem Makers 5178 WASHINGTON STREET Boston, Mass. J. RICHARD O’NEIL SALES MANAGER Peters’ Pins - - Rings COMPLIMENTS OF THE FACULTY OF THE Hamilton High School Mention THE HAMILTONIAN when answering advertisements

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these examples until I return to correct them.” We hope the unfortunate lad didn’t stay all night. Miss H. (to class learning new keys on the typewriter) “Did you get that Philip?” “No.” “Why not?” “Because we never had it before” Run to a fire and the world runs with you. Run on an errand and you run alone. 1922 The “Freshies” forget that they must be “on their dignity” now that they are in high school and not address their class- mates by their nick-names. Sweet are the uses of a jack-knife in the Freshmen class ! ! Bird, beast, or fish? “The three kinds of sentences are com- plex, deplex, and incomplex.” From a Freshman paper. Mr. A — “Who is a good photographer here?” “Luke” — “Beany Holland is, he was the only one who passed in stenography. ’ ’ Teacher — Tell what you know about electric railways. Freshie — It doesn’t take long for the passenger to go from the farmer to the consumer. Wanted : A hockey game with the Sophomores or Juniors. A Freshman. The fraction leaned over and touched the whole number on its digit. “Say,” she whispered, “is my numerator on straight?” — Ex. FADS AND FASHIONS Don’t you wish your brother had a pair of knitted stockings? Boys be careful ! Your neckties will get you in trouble if the girls turn many more rings. Ask some of the “Freshies” how to overcome pale cheeks. EXCHANGES THE HAMILTONIAN acknowledges the receipt of the following exchanges : “The Review,” Newton High School. “The Cambridge Review,” Cambridge Latin High School. “Volunteer,” Concord High School, Concord, N. H. “Oracle,” Manchester High School, Manchester, N. H. “The Quarterly,” Stanford High School, Stanford, Conn. “The Monitor,” Wellesley High School. “The Breeze,” Cushing Academy. “The Mirror,” Waltham High School. “The Herald,” Holyoke High School. “The Gazette,” Lynn English High School. • COMMENTS “The Cambridge Review.” Your edit- orials are good, and we certainly envy you your fall athletics. “The Review.” Your stories are vei’y interesting. “The Breeze.” You are certainly well informed as to your alumni members. “The Herald.” Where are your ex- changes ? “The Mirror.” Each of your successive numbers shows us that we have a high standard to maintain. “Oracle.” The jokes are clever. “The Monitor.” A little poetry would add brightness to your paper. “The Quarterly.” Your paper is very entertaining. “Volunteer.” You have a good paper. Where are your comments? IG

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