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

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rr,r ; J.. AfiTICLF I C Section 1 Know all men by these present, that we, the S ' Wjior Class c£.,! Hamilton Ili h School, situated, in the southern part of Ear.iiJ. ton, in j the County of Essex, in the State o-i Lassachusett s, do declare the I following to be our last w: 11 and testament. j t Section 2 Also, v e, who are about to leave this school in the full pos- session of sound and ’well- trained minds, prepared by tedious and I profound study, do proclaim all former wills, documents, and decla- rations made by us null and void. ' liiough o ' .i.r estate be small, ’we bequea.th to those, hereby inecrlLiod this will, our possession ' of wealth, character, an ' ’ beauty, and do hope that profit vi ill be gained from our namerous i.iista] :es . AKTiOLE II Section 1 7e le ave to ilr. V’ass our deep gratitude for his cooperation and profound understanding of the students. Section 2 lb Mr, Malone v e bequeath a book of matches so he may readily touch off those Caesar Pads with which so many of us Seniors strug- gled. Section 3 To Mrs. Boyd we les.ve a double supply of book-report note- books, so the Juniors may write their reports O NCE A Vi EEK instead of jonce a month] 7e also leave her a tor. of coiriL:ic:.s to pass out to {Sophomores so they ma.y become v oll-bred Seniors and have no punc- Ituation errors in their compositions. is ection 4 ' -i- ' o Miss Edivondson, wo leave an alarm clock so she may have no trouble in timing the speed tests. Section 5 We leave Mr, ChasG better and ..ore understanding classes v ho will readily grasp and muster his formulas, theories, and corol- laries, I I •lection 6 I ToJ.Iiss Herndon, wo leave reformed class of students v;ithout jJack Chisholm and Edv ard. Lan thorn, i |Section 7 j 1 g will to Mr, Wales an extension ladder to facilitate his fi ' Umerous trips to t]’c observ. ' ' ' tion roof. 0

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1 DORIS llAE TRUE ' Pansy ll S chil n; tc train at the North we know she ' ll - . W’ is t, Shore Babies ' . ' [ pitail. W bhj her ;(. ' .: nnin.r; snile, succeed. Glee Clul| 2, 3 vV ' -S4 ' v; ' Jitterbug Jollities 1 Minstrel - o.w WV ' Gypsy Rover 3 ' ' Haniltonian Sj f ' . JOHN JAMES WALLiiCE Jiji Jock has the sea,; i hi’si! .V8in going to join the ines next year, ' 5’J :I”! L- Soccer 1 sp- - gskotball 1,2 Chairman of rCss Gif:;t; Q i;.i 5 iittee Mar— ANITA RIVERS WASS Mouse joined us December 1, 1941. She intends to study de- signing at Westbrook Junior College next year. Field Hockey 1,2, 5 (Capt.) Basketball 1,2,3 Glee Club 1,2,3, vR ' la.nist 3) ypsy Rover 3 Latin Club 1 French Club President 3 Hamiltonian 3 Snocth Susan President 3 EMILY JANE WET SON Emmy has been our quiet but observing class treasurer. She plans to be a secretary or a clerk next year. Class Secretary 2 Ticket Committee Senior Social Basketball 3 Chairman 3 Softball 3 Class Treasurer 3 Gypsy Rover 3 Field Hockey 2,3 Sec.-Treas, Smooth Susan 3 Wass ' 42 Class Mottro --— “• Now wo launch, where will we anchor? Class Color — Maroon and Gold Class Flo wer«— Talisman Roae •i ' f {• 48 LITERARY HYPERBOLES Some novelists don ' t seem to care what they do with their char- acters ' eyes. For instance: With her eyes she riveted him to the spot. He tore his eyes from her face and they fell on the letter, at her feet. Their eyes met for a long, breathless moment then swam to- gether. Marjory would often take her eyes from the deck and cast toiQii far out to sea. He wrenched his eyes away from hers; it was a painful mon- ent for both of them,

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g it ion 8 We bequeath to Mr. llondolaohn an adding ua chine eo all the runs kvhich his thriving baseball team makes this year may be calculate if ithout difficulty. Section 9 To I.Iiss Schoulor, wo lo ' -.vo several gallons of molasses so pupils will be able to enjoy sweetened beans during the sugar short- age. Section 10 To Hr. Dunn, our cheerful janitor, wo leave a school full of cooperative students v;ho v;ill carefully scrape their feet before entering the building, thus leaving Mother Earth in the great out- of-doors where she belongs. Section 11 To the school building, v;e leave escalators to eliminate the enormous traffic congestion on staii-e while passing betv een classea VJhilo those escalators are being 5nri ailed, wo v ill see that the traffic officers are provided v ith billies, and traffic whistles to help direct the traffic. ARTICLE III Section 1 John Cullity walls his book, ' Mlow to Flay the Infield , or Three High Balls and One Long Bat , to Roger Martin, so that Rc r can be next year ' s baseball star. Section 2 Armstrong leaves his distinguished position of Cl£?.ss President to Paul Pooler; that is, if p.:.ul thinks he can fill Jimmie’s shoes. (Size 11) Section 3 Anita Wass and DorotJiy She.; of Amalgamated Giggles, Inc, leave their continual snickers to Gl-cys Palm; but, Gladys, don ' t laugh too hard in class, or 3 ou ' ll b.j laughing after class, as well. Section 4 Dana Perkins leaves his oratorical s]cill to Doan Fowler not that FoT . ler doesn’t talk enough, but a certain aptitude is renuired Section 5 Winni ' ' Si” tt k lo-ves his books, How to Drive a J odel T , to Section 6 Emily V etson, our Class Treasurer, leaves her monetary negotiations to Rob- ert Ma cRae. Bobby being Scotch, one ma.y be sure no money will slip through his fingers.