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

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' IK tr Tjt TK IK TK Mr wr iir tk ik ar laar m ar ' laitf ' taitfararar laiaararar its ar itf The HAMILTONIAN Published by the Students of HAMILTON HIGH SCHOOL M mtM M stiva. m. m sti sh sk. so. 5k Jii5n.jn. Jija. jte jtt3n.m, sn m kt 5iL 5k 5k 5k M5k: MAY, 1926 EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-chief Assistant Editor Athletic Editor Business Manager Literary Advisor Business Advisor Class Note Editor Junior Class Note Editor . . . Sophomore Class Note Editor Junior High Editor . . Dorothy Bancroft Wayne Hobbs ... Roger Humphrey , Lawrence Anderson . . . . Mrs. Laura Boyd Mrs. Elizabeth Bush William Laski Julia Buzzell . . . Mildred Baldwin Muriel Pentz Junior High Class Editors Charles Whipple, ’30 Lois Campbell, 31 TABLE OF CONTENTS Jane’s Easter Bonnet (poem) liiTERARY — A Better Prize . The Awakening An Easter Egg Rolling . Unstolen Fruit Apple Green and Tan . . . The Easter Girls Editorial — The Senior Trip Football for Hamilton . . Co-operation in School . . Athletics School Notes Jokes Mildred Baldwin . . . Ruth Cullity Kathryn Lamsoyi . Mary Corcoran Marguerite Lake Mildred Baldwin Doris Honeysett . . . . D. Bancroft W. H. . . Thelma Bailey 2 3 3 4 4 5 6 7 7 8 8 9 16

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DALEY’S Hamilton Market Order s Delivered Best Quality of Goods Main Street HAMILTON, MASS. Bon Voyage, Seniors :ei-. Ift CHARLES WHIPPLE L. M. WHIPPLE BECK’S POND ICE MASON CONTRACTOR HAMILTON, MASS. Telephone Hamilton 112-W so. HAMILTON, MASS. Tel. Ham. 112-R P. O. Box 99 ROBERT QET ROBERTSON COMPANY THE HABIT Saving is essentially a matter of habit and habits are most easily formed in youth. A Savings Compliments of Account here will help any boy or girl to form the habit, and to profit by it. AGNES L. MOYNIHAN Naumkeag Trust Co. BEAUTY SHOP Arlington Avenue SOUTH HAMILTON 217 ESSEX STREET Salem - - Mass.

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Its la Tc itr iir ttr la la ar ar ar laar laiaar laiaiaiaararar laiaararar laar JANE’S EASTER BONNET Oh, mom! Oh, mom! The postman’s here. And he’s got something there for me. My! Its so large, and big, and square. You just come out and look and see. My Easter Bonnet sure enough! And I can tell you, it’s just grand. tVhen 1 walk into church today. They’ll think I’m queen of the land. Oh, mom! I’ve got it all unwrapped. Just look at that for style. Those feathers and real ostrich plumes. They beat Susannah’s hat a mile. Oh, mom! I’ll take good care of it. I’ll not wear it in rain or fog. It looks just like they said it did. In Sears and Roebuck’s catalog. Mom, don’t you be in such a rush, I cannot keep my eyes away Long enough to put it on. My, won’t I look some swell today? There, at last I’ve got it on. Well, mom, how does it look? M’hat makes you stare so hard at me ? Don’t it look like the model book? W ell, seeing you have lost your tongue, (You look as if you had a fright). I’ll go and take a look myself. Oh, mercy! It’s a sight. It don’t look no more like the hat. It ain’t becoming me at all. I simply hate the shape of it. See how the feathers droop and fall. The straw is cheap, the color poor, Think you I’d let Susannah see A wretched looking hat like that. And what a fright it makes of me? And you can bet Jane kept her word. It’s in the garret tucked away. She laid it in a dusty trunk. And there it’s hidden till this day. Mildred Baldwin, ’28.