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

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COMffiRCIAL AWARDS IN THE JUNIOR CLASS There is much enthusissm in evidence in the Go;:imercial Depart- ment since the system of awards vjas introduced. Each pupil in the advanced Stenography and Typev riting classes has an opportunity to compete with pupils of other schools throughout the country. The tests are composed and corrected hy officials of the Gregg Vi riter Company, and this ono.bles a student to receive the same consideration of his work as do pupils in other high schools. It also proves to the student that he is doing the same type of work that is being done in other schools regardless of size, and shov;s him that his chancos of success in this field of endeavor are just as great as the individual v ' ho has been educated, in larger institutions of learning. 0. G. A. COMP. TYPIST COM. THEORY 0. A. T. SR. 0. A. T. Millard Palm 1 Viola Bailey Mau ' ? Sargent Isabelle Isabelle Peale Francis Isabelle Peale Millard Palm Peale Myrtle Allen Covjdrpy Myrtle Allen Pr aaue is Myrtle Viola Bailey Viola Talley Edwina V ' ilbur Cowdrey Allen Mary Sargent Millard Palm Jeanne Boors J eannette Crowell Arlene Tucker Ruth Jackson Viola Bailey i Ruth Jacksor Viola Bailey Millard Palm Edv ina Wilbur X X X X X Office Practice Mr. Payne (dictating): Sir, my stenographer, being a lady, cannot type what I think of you, I, being a gentleman, cannot dictate it. You, being neither, v iil understand what I moan. Father : Childs ; Father : Childs : V ell, son, hov are your marks this quarter? They ' re under wa.ter. What do you mo an- -under v ator? Below C level. X X X X :?■ Did you ever sec: Wallace without his bag of tricks? Moulton without Mullins trailing along? Irene Hamilton in a quiet mood? Arlene Tucker with a cuick reply in French? Cowdrey on a Friday erasing Mr. Malone ' s blackboard time? Charlie Palm without Hillard? Jano Porkins without an answer? McDonald doing the shag? in swing X X X X ' Scout Master: What is your good deed for to-day? Cliffie Moulton: Mother had only one dose of castor-oil left, so I let mj sister have it.

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BASKETBALL RE ’ORT When Coach Walton wan tra5.ning his candidates and grooming them last November, the material seemed the most promising that had appeared for years. It took mar-y weeks of intensi.ve drill to v eld this material into a working squad, but the results v;ere worth the v ork. Th Coacii decided to use a new system, and choose his teams by classes c tie manaaod to get a full quintet wath tv ro or three substitutes frosi each class. The seniors made up the first team, and the so,.ihomore ' Live ■ ' layed as the rego.lar second team. The entire sq ad of four teams contained tv enr.y seven mem- bers besides three managers. George Harrigan v ' as cToseii as caprain of the squad. Be- cause it was necessary to have a caotain for each individual team, elections ' mere held in the three lower teams; and Clifl ' ord IVioulton was elected Junior Captain, Richard O ' Leary, Sophomore Captain, and David Greely, Fresirman captain. The competition v;as keen between the rival squads during the practice scrimmages. The sophomores and yaniors had such keen rivalry that, during the last of the season, they were allowed to play against each other as preliminary games before the main attractions of the evening. The teamx again entered the Danvers Tournament with hip-h hones but was defeated by Amesbu y High b r a small score in a remarkalaly fast game. they easilv defeated Upon invitation. Coach Walccn Schools Tournamont hold in the YL ' the first game forward to a hard game wi one, out the locals won Newbury team which they boys were determined to to be fairly sea ten whe ;h Roeiceorc ■y baskets by Ralph Har into ovortimo nerieds both a id expected an easy had defeated twi. ft -i 9 be anything but easy . ill the last f if teen ;an c“Y d aid Hami: ;.ne itered his team in the Small A. Building in Haverhill. In Topsfield, but they looked The came iwas a very close Howe ve r , the II ewbur y and Hamilton seemed sec( ' r?ds two timely le gairiG v ent , by one point, the various up the score • ton ' was aplo After the so that to wir r ame , game and the tou rnameut , ueurnment a.wai ' 0 .s w ere given cat. Haujilrorj. vvon me gold tropViy, and with it, carno golds, basketballs for each member of the first Both IVilliami Koloski and Ra.lnh Harrigan were named memToers team, and C-eoipge Harrigan received a team. of the All- tournarront firs