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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1948 volume:

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H L Jwzzmzzwffom Hugh Sdhoop 50 Wmmzzpflfwm, mass The Hzlmiltonian 5' Jem word From the oeginr np of tle human race and unt'l the end of tlme there has been and always will be a certain chain that tends to link us together as members of a great human family This is the chafn of friendship We have chosen Friendship for the theme of our vear book for we realize not only as students, but as fmture citizens that it is friendship and friendly rela tions tlat vale our world a e te place in whlch to live The underclassmates wHl lonp cheri h circle of friends will soon become a cmuk of glowing memories never to be forgotten The senlor will venture forwardlnh various paths of life' great hlehwa ann it will be Friendship that Yelrs to teer them or to a successful and adventurous future . , i .- e H L A - , L p V , - x U . C 1 4 L t er , . s. friendshlp,for as the years roll by their , 5 , ' 5 , X , 1 5 I v ' m,. ,, , 4 . .T 1. , S V , . The Hamlltonmn ,V Jfadtcd Lon We, the students of Hamilton High School, wish to dedicate the Hamiltonian of 1948 to one of our most devoted teachers Mr Carl Joseph Martini Because f h s untiring interest in the student bodv, have become as athletic at Hamilton veloped our personality leaders schola tlcally as well champions Since his arrival High, he has widened and de field of sports His winnlnp and plea ant mmle have won him a wide circle of friends Because of the e traits ln his fine character, Mr, Martini has won our 8V6P18StlDH admiration and re spect, I' N N . , o 1 I we s . . , , s . . S The Hamlltoman jfmmnmfomumm Slfcczzff bw-,. ML EDITOR Mary Alice Pooler ART Ruth Vickery Jean Au tin ADVERTISING Nancy Chittick Robert Brooks Betty O'Donne11 George Bilodeau BUSINESS MANAGER Barbara Whipple PHOTOGRAPHY Leigh Keyser ADVISER Miss Libby Volk lu H llllllffllll Ill Nmmuwomuam Sficajf i ASSISTANT EDITORS Zelda Hughes Hilda Moad Rosina Dagresta Shirley Killam Theresa Malone Marlene Wilson Ann Cullity Barbara Bennett Phyllis Kinsella Marlene Titus 1'.ff..a-vv,a,,,,,,mN.s Ruth Thompson Helen Jean Lander Roger Merry Jack Rice Alvin Whipple Barbara Cushman Barbara Haley Claire Thayer Ellen Walsh Thu Humilrcmizm QCRCMHIQM I' K A J' 4 if Q i K s The HdH1llI0I1l1lI1 -Nba Mrs Hazel E Hamer Principal Instructor of Arithmetic, grades 7 and General Mathematics, Algebra 1 fl Z G 'L rl ' ..,-, Mr Elwin F Towne Superintendent of Schools Y The Hamiltonian Miss Editk M Anderson Nr Vilbur Armstrong Instructor for Civics, Sales and Instructor for Biology, Science and Psychology U S History, World History Mathematics, Chemistry Dbyslcs -S ,l '1H ' Miss Ruth E Austen narrer sennett Instructor of ang ish Music instructor of U S H stoz ITODIGFS or De or cy o11d uso p Hy, fcrld Histozv bc'erLe Thc Hzlmiltonizln . 5 'ning Ms M1111cfnrJ Boswell Nr Harsh 11D Gero t +cr of Hove Lcnno cu InQtructor of shon nb f-1,.1' Wn wh.. -Ss' FF n J Mnlo 1 1 InstruL+or rf L Lin Frencn env In ruetcz of Algebra ueo etxx Txigrnometry Ivy ical Edun ticr , 4 V Q 7 f Q A . , I S 3 , ' A . 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Pinafore 2 3 Pirates of Penzance 33 Varsity Club l,2,5,4g Athletic Association 2,53 Class Ring Committee 53 Junior Prom Committee 53 Hamiltonian Staff 43 History Award 23 Outdoor Club lg Victory Club lg Tennis Club lg Track Meet 43 Wlgywf Nancy cnittiek PPO W fy Nancy is the senior athlete Full of fun from head to feet Happy go lucky and hasn't a care f' Whatever she has she's wllling to share Basketball l,2, Captain 5,4 Field Hockey 2, , Glee Club 1,2,5,4, Tr-1 ai Y 2,5,4, Varsity Club 2,5,4, Athletlc Association 2,5 H N S Pinafore 2 Pirates of Penzance 5 Patience 4 Junior Prom Commlttee 6, Fire Souad 6,4,Modern Dance l, Cneerleading l Hamlltonian Staff 4, Track Meet 6,4 Outdoor Club l Victory Club Pop Concert l, Charles Cullity Charlie arlle 1S full of the 'merrv ole dick fo chool work he could never stick X He plays all day, has loads of fun W ef, When it's time to work he's all done aseball l 2 4 Clee Club 5 4 Patience 4 VGFSIUY Club 2,o,4 Junlor Iron Committee f ag!! ll II , 3 , ' s . 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Q gxti-Q. -Q we 99, 59 The Hamiltonian Rosina Dagresta Nhosie Rosie joins the Seniors hit parade Whatever the odds she'll make the grade Always happy never sad Pleasing others must be her fad Basketball 4 Glee Flub l, 2, 5, 4 H M S Pinafore 2 Pirates of Penzance 3 Patien e 5, Athletic Association 5, 4, Junior Prom Com mittee 5 Hamiltonian Staff 4 Pop Concert Richard Deshon Hpash XV YJ Richard of course isn't so very tall e just has to duck coming in from the hall He and Charlie make quite the team They do homework with a neat little scheme Athletic Associatlon 5 4, Vice President Junior Prom Committee 5 David O Gardiner In school of course his interests are slight But in football he's in the fight lothing eems to bother this boy Avay from school 1 his only joy Football 5, 4 x M ll Q 3 .1 3 .Q o 0 M 5 -' 3 3 ' 4 5 s -s M Q- 61 .. du V, H - A , , ' . SM K' . . ' - ., y The Hamiltonian Donald brart HD0n Donnie is a great lover of cars Soon he'l1 invent one that will make NMars Fe needs onlv a few tools, and maybe a horn 'hg, One minute you see him, the next he's gone XJ Maurice H if Jr nJun1or We'll always remember Hatt's little car I guess it ran in coal and tar We could always hear it rattle and bump As into the school yard he'd come with a dmnm Zelda Pushes Over yonder she come on the East Hamiltonkus And about Mr Bennett she like to fuss But when she really gets down to work Awav from it she will never shirk ee Flub l 2 5 Pirates of Penzante 5, Athletic Assoeiation l Junior Prom Committee 3 Hamiltonian 'taff 4 mil m I I . . 4 : n K : I ll fe 'fu A L jf J v 2 Q1 n . H I m ,L 4, K M W t' ir L S. V r s A Jw Q, I '5i im gf k 'T S , :ff 4 r . S 'VN lu A EEF' G1 f 9 n 9 4? N ' . A , .y 9 we I S 5 The Hdmllfillllflll Lelgh M Keyser nhay Wherever Leigh is he's taking a picture At every event he's a permanent fixture He takes a few good ones in the dark And usually doesn't miss his mark Baseball 5,4,Basketb ll Manager 2,5,0rchestra , ,4 Glee Club 6,4, H M S Pinafore o Patience 4, Varsity Club 3,o,4,Athletic Asso ciation 2,6, Cheerleading l,2,o, Ham ltonian Staff 4, Rifle Club l ww J ff Shirley W Yillam sh1rley's always full of fun And with us she's number one For a little girl she's full of pep And on the dance floor she's really nhep' Glee Club l,2,6,4, Pirates of Penzance 3 Patience 4 Varsity Club l,2,5,4, Athletic Association 2,5, Cheerleading l,2,5, Hamil tonian Staff 43 Public Speaking 23 W' Helen Jean Lander NEssien This is our blond better known as NEsseyn She's always getting in quite a umessyu Out of school and teachers she gets a kick But with all the gang she really can tick Basketball Manager 43 Glee Club 1,2,5,4: H. M. S. Pinafore 2, Pirates of Penzance 3, Patience 43 Tri Hi Y 2,53 Athletic Association 13 Class Secretary l,2.3,43 Junior Prom Committee 5 3 1 Hamiltonian Staff 43 Public Speaking 2,3,4 3 Senior Activities Committee 43 Outing Club 13 Track Meet 5,43 Victory Club 1. L, u JJL, Ms' gl L ' 0 f u bl' Qsip dd rar 2 5 3 . I 133. : I- i. . W: X '. . I 1 A . , My ' .. yd as 3 by ' ,Q-Q 4 Ii ' . r . , 3 r , ' ' ' K: X ry f A flj The H2lI11lll'CDl1l2ll1 , sup' . ..4WJQ,V' , , ,A, xl 1 qggf , -in 1 f,1' X , Theodore Lincoln Malone 'Tedn 2.499 This guy is very handsome and dark With his brain he'll hit the mark In school and orchestra he plays part And about the girls he's getting smart Orchestra l,2,1,4, Glee Club 2,3,4, H M S Pinafore 2, Pirates of Penzance 5, Patience 4, Varsity Club 2,W,4, Class President 2, Class Vice President 4,Junior Prom Committee5, Mass State 5 R ORG? S Merry Bert nRogN is tall, blond, and fa r ua! qgm Too bad that he hasn't got a spare Ju t too many gals for that one guy some of us will ju t have to sigh -.. Baseball 5, 4, Basketball 1, 4, Capta1n,Foot a l 5 4 ee C ub 2 5, 4 Pinafore 2 Pirates of Penzance 5, Patience 4 Pi Y 2, 3 4 Varsity Club 5 4, Junior Prom Committee 5 Hamiltonian ,taff 5 4 Tennis Club l Track Hilda Marion Moad Ngillil A brunnette gal thats hard to beat The kxnd of a girl you love to meet You'll always remember her as a friend The good looking gal with the happy trerd Field Hockef 5,Clee Club 5, 4 Pirates of Pen ance 3,Patience 4, Athletic Association 1, 2 , Junior Prom Committee 3 Hamiltonian taff 4 Victory Club l S 5 mf x V 4 g . . c . . : ' J n t . . I L.. W J .' X J X ' X, x - n lu 1 - 6 s , yt an . V I . - b l , 3 G1 l , g g K 4 ' I A ' 9 A 4 5 f 1 ' f - 5 - 7 , Z f P 5, 43 Rifle Club l V E R lf g sv' A ' A 2 4 v A ' J- , 1 T S 3 v ' - ' u tu , M I It , ,L :A ll 1 M yr NJA ,fy W The Hamlltoman Betty O'Donnell Bess IU' nBess is the poet in our class Without her the day would never pass Known as one of our be t athletes Little 'Bess certainly can't be seat Patience 4 Varsity Club 5,4, Athletic Assoc iation 2 Treasurer 2 Class Rlng Committee 5 Junior Prom Committee 5, Modern Dance l Cheerleading 4 Hamiltonian Staff 2,5,4, Track Meet 6 4, Public Speaking 4, Outing Club l Victory Club 1, Bernard Perkwns H95 Perk rambles up from old Park Street gp, When his 'boats' not going, he uses his feet Even though he arrives axlittle his late His spirits aren't dampened by his ill fate C18'3 Tree urer Mary Alice Pooler nAllie This girl was born under a lucky star We're sure that she is going far Alice is made up of everything plus We're certainly glad she's one of us 'Hhs Orchestra 45 Glee Club l,2, Junnor from Com rittee 63 Hamiltonxan staff l,2,4, Editor 45 N2SS.St8t0 63 D.A.R. 43 S.A.H. History kward 6, Track Feet 6,43 Pop Concert l. I x0 , 4 fo at . , i - a ?, 0 b A - K n ll Ai 1 f , S 1 fd Basketball l,2,5,4g Captain 43 Glee Club 4g 3 ' ' 3 I ' A 3 ' 3 ' . ' ' ' : ' u K n 18 I U LI. - 1 . A V I ! S L 5. .hx JL! n may is 0 The Hamiltonian M I f John H106 Jr ' 1859? Who's number o on our basketball team Who thinks up ery little scheme You know why Jack doesn't do as he ought to Pleasure before business is his motto Baseball 2,6,4, Basketball l 2,5,4, Football 6, , Glee Club 2,5,4 H M b Pinafore 2 Pirates of Penzance 5 Patience 4, Athletic Association 6 Class Treasurer l,3, Junior Prom Committ Hamiltonian Staff 6 4, Outdoor Club l 2 Rifle Club ',2 Tennis Club 1,6 Natalie Thalla seaver Slim Big green eyes and a cute feather cut There isn't much, but can she strut Beauty brains, and nersonality too Something thats found in very few xp, Basketball 5, 4, Cawfain 4, Plea Club 1 5 4 Prlates of Penzance 5 Pat1ence 4 Tri Hi Y 2 5,4, Athletic Association 2,3, Junior Prom Comnittne odern mance l, Senior Actlxity Committee 4 Outdoor Club l, Track leet 3,4, Pop Concert l, Victory club l N X. Rut1 A Thompson jf, E24 Hguthy Blond hair, blue eyes, a happy smile he's everyones friend all the while even though school doesn't interest her much In the classroom, he adds her touch Basketball, ASSlStaDt lanaier 4, Field Hockey 4, Cleo Club 4 Patience 4 Athletic Associa LLOH 1,2 Jun1or Brom Co1m1ttee 3, Hamllton aff 4 1 o y Club l TIBCK eet 5 4 Out door lub l . . ,X F i J I J , ll as .' 5 4' 5 . . '. 3 3 . 3 . ce 53 . ', - , , : L : . C7-ff , , Q 0 N H f. ' ' iv- ' l A ' 1 1 A I I . S g .. - ,im l , . ' x U ,slyi . , 'z . T7 ' - ' , I . ' 1 n o, .H , gy-5 - 1 . F' '6 crime coc A a ' or - 4 ' a oae4 C'3yQ1 Nl V c ywbat gw?g..ca Us , 4 yigwws A p. ,fi Nb., .. I F J A I , I . . ae ka4iLL n 210 a ' , L 5 '54 A cn L , ' gl 4 A 'T 1 tv S 2 ,, ,, at l 1 .' f M N ' , : I 1 Q j , , - , L1 I A . I. 1 ' ' A ' St, g 'I'ct r' 5 1 ' 1' , 9 - N- C . 3 sly v.a an l Q A V , - ll., A X 'fhe Iianulunuan Ethel M. Tillson nFr1syn Driving about in a little 'convert' Looking so pretty and looking so pert Driving along he's all she can see One of these days she'll land in a tree Basketball 4, Captain 43 Athletic Association 1,22 Junior Prom Committee 53 Outdoor Club 13 Track Meet 5,43 Victory Club EA SWR QW 4 ,el Henry Tobyne nT0b19n He was recently found with quite a voice Of most of the girls he could have his choice On the football field he was quite the sight Right in the middleg right in the fight Baseball 5,43 Basketball 43 Football 2,5,43 Glee Club 2, 5, 43P1!'ateS of' Penzance 53H.M.S. Pinafore 23 Patience 43 Varsity Club 5,43 Junior Prom Committee 53 Fire Squad 43 Senior Activity Committee 4. Ruth Vickery nRuthie Ruth was meant to lead the rest Out in front she does her best We've had many examples of her art Wherever there's work, she plays a part Glee Club 5,43 Pirates of Penzance 53 Patience 43 Junior Prom Committee 53 Cheerleading 43 Hamiltonian Staff 43 Senior Class Activities Committee 4. WW The Hamlltoman Cl Baseball l,2,3 4 Basketball 5,4, Glee Club 4, Patience 4 sit5 Club l,2,5,4, Athletic Vice President 2 President Committee 5 Fire Squad 1,2 Barbara Wh4pple 'Chris the clown of the class we let it pass loads of pep her every step Chris ou know is Whatever she does A pretty pal with You have to watch Basketball 4 Field Hockey 1 Glee 2,3,4, H M S Pinafore 2, Pirates zance 5, Patience 4, Tri P1 Y 2,3, Club 1, of Pen- Varsity Club 1,2,5,4 Secretary Athletic Associa tion l,2,5,4,etudent Council 1, Class Ring Committee 5 Junior Prom Comm1ttee53Modern Dance 1, Cheerleading 1,2,5,4, Hamiltonian Staff 2,5,4 Victory Club 1, Track Meet 4, Pop Concert 1, Outdoor Club 1,2 nwhi Alvin Whipple P In school and snort he's out in front Whether it's a dribble or pass or punt In our class he's known as President' When asked to work he's never hesitant l,3, Football 2 Hi Y 2,3, Var Association 2,5, 5,4 Class Rin 5,4 Hamiltonian UStaff l,2,4, mass state 3 Rifle club 1 ,MM WWQMQALQLVWWX mf M 17 1, 1 n I he 2 ' ll , I ' ' , . . . . , . - ' 1 T 0 0 3 I ' E 3 9 I , ' : . 2: or Club 1,2. 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O I ' K , ,L X X C HGSSQS rl he H umltom in CQCCILSS my 5948 Brooks, Robert Chittick, Nancy Cullity, Charles Dagresta, Rosina Deshon, Richard Gardiner, David Grant, Donald Hutt, Maurice Hughes, Keyser, Killam, Lander, Malone, Zelda Leigh Shirley Helen Jean Theodore Merry, Roger Moad, Hilda O'Donnell, Betty Perkins, Bernard Pooler, Alice Rice, John Seaver, Thalia Thompson, Ruth Tillson, Ethel Tobyne, Henry Vickery, Ruth Whipple, Alvin Whipple, Barbara A Xfff jkfdfg, V Qi fl I Mnlgf va, .L4wo4. .fff rlqlll, Ii lllllltflllldll CCQLULSS Of 11949 d-ou.: UPF H6 VC' X af ,H ND X ,W Austin, Jean Bilodeau, George Campbell, Dwight Camobell, Gelean narl on, Marie Clock, Harlan Cullity, Ann Cushman, Barbara giewirs, Allan lynn, Walla e Haley, Barbara Hatt, Dorothy W Wilson, Marlene Hatt , Warren My L' V Liphtbody, Alice Malone, Theresa Marks, Paul Peterson, John Poole, Robert Sargent, Geraldine Seaver, Edwardff Thayer, Flaire Thompson, Janice Tremblay, Raymond Trussell, Robert ,K ff W The Hamlltoman 51 S4 CQCGISS Loy: M950 I 5-Q Allen, Donald Allen, Jean Amirault, LOU1S8 Brown, Thomas Burns, Frederick Cullinane, Rita Counihan, Daniel Cronin, Roberta Croly, Narlna Dixon, Joanne Grant, Dorothy Hersey, Gardner l Humphrey, bylvia Maidment, Arthur Moran Willlam Pooler, Mildred Ricker, Beatrlce Sargeant, Shirley Schofield, Dagmg Thlmmer, Jean Tltus, Marlene Trembley, Rgbgpt Trepanier, Elizabeth walke, Ann Holleran, Pnilomena Jentworth, Beverly Joodman, Donald LJ I' ,Lf Chiles Of 09511 -v April, Joan Caverly, Marguerite Clock, Elizabeth Donlon, John Eskelson, Bertha Gardiner, Gloria Gusoski, Stanley Harding, Charles Jermyn, George Kinsella, David Lander, Lucy Lombard, Anne Love, Diane MacCurrach, Ann Maidment, Janet Plam, Joan Pariseau, Jane Saunders, Gerald Schofield, Lee Shannon, David Stelline, Virginia Soper, Evelyn Tate, Laura Trembley, Lee Wentworth, Edmund Yeaton, Joseph v , SFJYWBQV C wa . . VVJ V- The HHIHIIYOHIHD M CPGLSS tw: i952 Bennett, Judith Blenkhor, Janice Crowell Ruth Dagresta, Anvelina Davis, Judith Lskelson, Anna Grant, Donald Grant, Sylvia Henley Robert Henley, Thomas EHQJMIQQJHUSEQSQIFW ' J I I I H Humphrey, William Johnson, Franklyn Liscomb, Edmund Manthorne, Barbara McFarland Robert Moad, Elaine Rauscher, Edward Kicker, Robert Roy, Lealie Sabean, Maurice Smith, Richard Stone, Natalie Taylor, Ann Tindley, Shirley Thayer, Charles Tree, Frank Wadman, Carolyn Walke, Elizabeth Walsh, Ellen Washburn, Roger Wiggin, Sandra Emeney, John McCulloch, Robert Trepanier, Arthur The Hflmllffllllflll GEMS ccyfi953 Allen, Harold Allen, Phyllis Carter, John Look, Charles Dolliver, Alice Donaldson, William Doyle, Harold Geiki, Johnstone Grove, Wayne Henley, Betty Humphrey, John Hurd, Eleanor Johnson, Theodore Jones, Raymond Jones, Thomas Kinsella, Phyllis Leblanc, Anne Liscomb, Barbara Messer, Ruth Nickerson, Emily Pariseau, Janet Peatfield, Joanne Pooler, Lionel Steeline, John Taylor, Philip Tillson, Peter Trepanier, Clarence Wadman, Richard Udfzzwdfws The Hamlltoman THE BOY'S GLEE CLUB gi iN5s,aSss MJ lst row Leigh Keyser, Henry Tobyne, Robert Tremblay, Theodore Malone Miss Austen, fdirectorb Hobert Brooks, Jack Rice, Alvin Whipple, Roper Merry, 2nd row John Neilson, John McLean, Paul Marks, Charle Cullitv Donald Woodman, Richard Niggin, Lee schofield, 5rd row Fred B1rr Ray Tremblay, Gardner Hersey, George Bilodeau, Harlan block, Edwin Mczrrow Edmund Wentworth The Boy's Glee Club has developed this year into a serious and worthy musi cal group, du has rehearsed regularly and performed with more spirit and polish than ever before. This heavy demands on the High School Boy's Glee their solos, choruses, year's operetta, 'Patience' by Gilbert and Sullivan, laid masculine nleadsn and the boy's chorus, but the Hamilton Club eagerly assumed their responsibilities and delivered and spoken lines with power and zest. -1-----,-------fy V ,ax Vi . . 4, F .T T, , g'IQ.li',l2.'.Ef.','I'1I'1 '..T?'.LT.f?lf,'1a..,'!','M'2' - h .3 - 'fihfe' Q, 1SSx,xa-msgn-g .. M, W, . X I .K 5 ,g,:,,E.......Ta,Q.. .,,. tt.. . .,,.. I Q A We 233 2 H N-' ' , , ills of T - 1 My o W7 .,,,,,,, saws .. X... 3 tl.. .L . .K K ag,.. s 'ln ,I . , 1 T . ,f -V - 54, y .rl ,. . .. V ' v o ' - , V l N J - .- . . s D v f- . 1 E . . . , . .. J' The Hamiltonian X . ' .X X THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB lst row Jean Rauscher, Beatrice HlCk6P, Joan April, JoanDixon,MUmed Pooler, Mtss Austen, fd rectorl Jean Tlmmer, Philomena Holleran, Sylvia Iumphrex, Elizabeth Trepanier, Dlane Love, 2 nd row Theresa Malone, Marie Carlson, Ann Culllty, Nancy Chittick, Roberta Cronin, Hilda Moad Barbara Haley, Marlene wilson, Barbara Cushman,HeLa1Jean Lander, Zelda Hufhes, Alice Llghtbody, Ruth Vickery, Roslna Dapresta, 5rd row Anne Walke, Betty Clock, Rita Cullinane, Barbara Whipple, RuU1Thompson,JankB Thompson, Letty O'Donnell, Thalia Seaver, Louise Amlrault, Dorothy Gran Gloria Gardiner, 4th row Claire Thayer, Marguerite Caverly, Marlene Titus, Beverly Wentworth, Jeannette Maldment, Jane Pariseau, Dagamar Schofield, Joan Palm, Shirley Klllam The flFlS flee Clu' of forty four voices, representnng grades n1ne through twelve, has exoerlenced durlng thl current school term its most exciting and gratlfylng season so far in 1ts hlstory Early in November the Girls' Glee Club collaborated with the loys s Glee Club in a stirring Music Assembly, the program of whlch featured Strauss' 'B ue Danule Wal N and a review of our favor e choruses from The Pirates of Pen ance At The ChTlStNHS Assemlly, lalf of the glee club collaborated Ultl t e seventh grade in a varled program o carol sing We have alway consld red the annual operetta the crowning accomplishment of the year,and early in April we put on a gay performance of nPatience bv Fil bert and Sullivan ln the Comndnlty House, but on lanuary twenty fourth, we added a very SHIHJ jewel to our crown when we went on the air' from Station WLAW,Law renee, on behalf of the 'Nnrch of Dimesn drive This was our first experience as a group slnlln on the radlo, but with careful planning and rehearsing by our director, M185 Austen, we accompllshed what many a professional group wish they couli have done The program opened wlth a choral arrangement of the nTwenty 1 rd Psalm' and closed with 'O e korld and Sousa's nStars and Stripes The oloa ts were Ruth Vlckery, soprano, Johnstone Gelki, pianist, and Miss Austen, vlollnlst John tone oiki ha served us admirably as accompanist this year, and w are nrold of his accompli hments . l l i w 1 . 5 . : I I T , v 3 , ' , : Y 2 v 2 4' ' 1 ' V f - . ' ' A . . V .S . . I . . . z , r ' 1 'nl A ' liz - ' it n Z Jw - P X 1 YI -' A 1 . U ' , f' - ing,where solo voices chanted the Christmas stories,echoed by answeringnglorlasf ' . s ' e I I' I - - , A A n V v - ' 1 7 ' W' Q ' . I. g . . tl l A I 0 I n -Q1 N A H s 's : L ' ' ' . . J s G s ' A e A 1 s . The Hamlltonlan THE HAMILTON HIGH ORCHESTRA AA xy ' I The Hamilton High Orchestra had to undergo a complete reorganization thi s fall because of depleted membership due to the graduation of several good instru mentalists We now have instead of clarinets, five melody flutes played by Jean Allen, Louise Amirault, Mildred Pooler, Beatrice Rlcker, and Shirley Sargeant. Theodore Maione, Leigh Keyser, and Theodore Johnson, are trumpeters, and Gloria Gardiner,Diane Love, and Alice Pooler play violin, plano, and drums respectively At every regular assembly the orchestra has played the marches, and the three trumpeters have led the singlng of' the Star Spangled Banner. . ' N I . 1 I ,Q h K 5 Q K 75' - ff L ft X .d ' ' .1 , 'N Q X H I I I T The Hamiltonian 'PATIENCEH Once a year in the early spring Hamilton High School echoes to the rafters with lively chorus rehearsals in the sewing room and with something that sounds like opera and dramatics going on in the cafeteria. Yes, another operetta ls in progress. The date is always set a little too early for comfort, but we have to get it ln before the baseball schedule swings into action. This year the choice was Gilbert and Sullivan's 'Patlencen, and what a cute operetta that was! Two aesthetic poets, Bunthorne CGeorge Bilodeauj and Gros- venor CHenry Tobynel turned the heads of twenty maidens much to the disgust of twenty stalwart dragoons. Patience, a simple milkmaid fRuth Vickeryl was the most popular girl, but Lady Angela fHosena Dagrestal, Lady Saphlr fNancyChMH1ckL Lady Ella lThalia Seaverl, and even Lady Jane CJanice Thompsonj, who is older and much stouter than the rest. were all interesting to the officers of the dragoons. The other maidens were Marie Carlson, Roberta Cronin, Rita Cullinane, Ann Cullity, Barbara Cushman, Barbara Haley, Sylvia Humphrey, Shirley Killam, Helen Jean Lander, Theresa Malone, Hilda Moad, Betty O'Donnell, Joan Palm, Ruth Thompson, and Barbara Whipple Three offlcers of the dragoons tried their best to become artistic ln a d6SD6P8t0 effort to win back their girls but even though the colonel KTheodore Malonej was hopeful, the major CRoger Merryj wa bothered with cramps from too much practice in aesthetic dancing, and the lieutenant fAlvln Whtpplel became dlscouraeed and lost his patience The other iealous dravoons ln luded Fred Burns, Glean Campbell, Harlan Clock, Charles Culllty, Wallace Flynn, Leigh Keyser, Jack Rice, Lee Cchofleld, Raymond Tremblay, Robert Tremblay, Robert Trussell, Edmund Wenthworth, Richard Wlggen, and the lawyer, Donald Noodman The proolctlon of an oneretta ls always a whole school affair at Hamilton High Miss Austen, the music supervisor, of course, directs the music and the staging but she is assisted faithfully by many other faculty members The cos tumes this year, as before, were procared and ared for by Mr Towne and Miss Boswell, the make up artists were Miss Ready, Miss Volk, and Miss W lliams, the scenery and printing were produced by the industrial arts shop under Mr Gero's surveillance, the props were cared for by Miss Williams The ushers were qelected and supervised by Miss Anderson, the tlcketswere handled by Mrs Hamer, and the publicity was tended to Ly Mrs Edmondson Mrs Gordon MacFulloch, pianist, furnished all music accomnaniments Between the acts specialty numbers were featzred Johnstone Geiki played piano solos and a black faced chorus of vlrls sang a novel arrangement of four tephen Poster favorites to the accompanlments of sand raper wood blocks and the rhythmic tap dancin of John Parter WN! l as I . 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The boys had constructed a ski jump, and everyone had a grand time, either skiing or tobogganing down the hill. It began to snow in the latter part of the afternoon, and the flakes added realistic touch to the carnival. To climax this wonderful day, everyone, still attired in ski clothes, retired to the gym, where a record hop, specializing in Virginia reels, grand marches, and polkas was held. We also made elaborate pl8nS for our spring outing and banquet, which was anticipated with great pleasure, for that was when we received our uH'sH which we had earned during the year in the various sports. l-.1-1.1..1...- s ' e 1 o o s lht Htllllllflblll in CHEERLEADTRQ T aw, George Bilodeau, Barbara Haley, Marie Carlson, Ann Culllty, Ruth Vickery, Barbara Whipple, Betty O'Donnell This year the Cheerleaders have aaaln experlenced a very su cessful season Five new comera were added to the ranks in September and lt was decided purchase new uniform We lnally agreed on whlte jerseys with Hamilton written a ross the front and green sklrts These outfits really stood out on the football field and basketball floor, and helped to encourage us in our cheering We elected Barbara Whipple as head cheerleader and Miss Williams again served as our advisor At the lose of the football season, the cheerleaders, with the help of Miss Williams, splnsored a banquet for the hard work ng football team A record hop was also held later that evening andan en1oyable time was had by all. As usual the cheerleaders werekept onthe hop during the basketballseason, cheering the boys on to victory in another of their successful years. Some times I think we were as happy about the wins and as d1sappo'nted about the losses as the team. Now as cheering draws to a close, we sorrowfully bid several of our members farewell, but we are looking forward to next year and are anxious to welcome the new comers. Barbara Haley r . - - . . 2 4 mesa LAW' K ,, , M , F,-5-,w ? 7' , ,fi .. f A WA , . 5, X . ' ' ,.,... Q-v xt. .. X 5: Q' M, V gy. ' X , W H ' QM 1 C ' , - . ' to , S. v If VI N G , , L o Y A R C C . ' : 1 , The Hamlltonlan FIELD HOoKsY f' ML. lst POW Marlene Wilson, Marie Carlson Nancv Chittick Claire Hmver Barbara Haley, Ruth Thompson, Hilda Moad: 2nd row Dagamar Schofield Anne Walke, Joan Dixon, Beatrice Ricker, Roberta Cronin, Theresa Makxe Jean Allen, Miss Williams, Ccoachl Tre 1947 Girls Field Hockey Team opened the season early in September, with Niss Marguerite Williams as our coach They held their practlres every Tuesday and Thursday afternoons Due to the severe weather conditions, they were allowed to play only four games out of the six games that had been scheduled. They are looking forward to a promising season next year with such veterans as: M. Wilson, B Haley, T Malone, M. Carlson, C. Thayer, J. Allan D. Schofield, R. Cronin, B. Rlcker. A. Walke, J Dixon, on our team It is hoped that we will get the Junior High Girls interested in the sport, so that each fall we willhave trained players. Claire Thayer P1 Y ' alien.. ..,..1.5. m-,. t 4.Mh li 5 ' 22 , - s ' xg , . N .-H , ,Q ' A V, ' , x J 5 .- I I . . . - 5 I . , , A , f . . M 4. . , , , , . I he H lmlltoman FOOTBALL l '2'..- ' . I O . I W i I num s Q V I , W. fi A I . ,A-, 4 ' I . , up v KH ' A a - neo C' ' I Q 7.7 f , Q qs . 1 5' ., , ' ' 5 ' .1 V 5 i 0 I ' J l ' 1 . . 4 4 i 1 1 V ' , .. u 1 E2 ' 0 ev 'flat The Hamilton High six man football team reported for practice at the opening day of school Coming back in the line up were several veterans of last year, but there were also many that would be missed Coach Martini was pleased with the number of boys that reported Practice was held every afternoon from 5 OO until it was too dark to see the ball After three weeks of hard plugging, e thought we were really ready for our first game, which was with the Alumni lost that scrim age by a small margin of 7 6 but that did not hurt our record because it was not a scheduled game After that first game the boys really got rolling and d1dn't get stopped once It is no wonder with our capable backfield that ran as follows Bob Brooks and Jim Tate filling in the half back slots, and Henry Tobyne calling the signals at quarter back The line picked up the name of being a stone wall,with Captain Alvin Whipple at center,and Buddie Campbell and Roger Merry at the ends, and our fine substitutes, no wonder we went to the top They included Bob Poole, Warren Hatt, Bob Trussell, Harlan Clock and David Gardiner The best game of the year was Hamilton against Manchester, when Mart1n1's boys beat them on their home field,1t being the first time in a number of years The team went coasting through the year, winning the title of being btate Champions After the Lancaster game the players were treated to a home baked bean supper. Later in the evening cheerleaders, players, and many others staged a snake dance through the town, with a dance following at the high school. The football team was awarded gold footballs with the words Champions em- bossed on them. 0112 The HHHIIIIOHIHD Glrls' lasketball JA,4x LHPHLA t Aa rw-ar' we i First row Ethel Tlllson, Thalia beaver Betty O'Donnell, Nanrv Lhltilck, Q Cushman, Barbara Haley, Miss Williams econd row Helen Jean Lander, Hosina agresta Beatrice hlcker, Hilda Moad Marie Carlson Ann Cul ity Barbara Whipple, Huth Thompson The Hamilton High School G1rl'1 Basketball Team had a fairly succes season, with a schedule of ten ames Althouvh the team dd not have an lmprea ive record for games won, all their name were clo e and the team ertainly was not outplaved in any conte t They started the vear off by defeating the Alumni u ing the zonir fecl ima of offense and defense which they decided to use throu hout the se sun Whenwe played hockport, Charlie Pe ales, the bov s ref ree, pinch hitted for our refuler referee, and both teams ran wild lhe Hamilton irl's howed an edep e for thi fa t playing and won 28 to 21 Again, at Lopsfield, they showed that they could come throuch and after dm first quarter when their passing wa a bit wild, the irl pulled ah ad, staying ahead until the fourth quarter where the game was decided by the whistle Tops field winning 41 to 40 The fast playing with Rockport dldn't help the girls when they plaved Ips- wich, for the Ipswich team walked away wlth the game, gain no some 20 points on fouls alone. Six seniors, Nancv bhittick, who was hlrh scorer of the feam Bettv 0'DmvHH runner up, bthel Tillson, Thalla beaver, Barbara Whipple, Hoslna Bavresta, plawf their last game on March 5, winnlne the alwavs trvinv Alumni, 56 to 2V. Three other plrls will also receive their letters, two junior-, H bcrefhlq and Barbara Cushman, and one sophomore, Davmar Schofield. Under the able leader ship of their coach, Miss Williams, the 1948 49 club is looking forward to a fine season next year. . ,J '-flly - 'ef-'fr I v 4. , , , . ry I' Il' l . . A x B l ,QM . J gk Q - 4 g ' g B I I ' 'F ' an V i g ., 4 :Q Q1 . ce' w ,, V., A , , -- N G e H W. ....,.. Q .. V, e .W skis - K h R. .4 A sz ' ' . O x A ' - 1 ' '-. , . 5, : , , A ..., , - ,, v . J J 'M ' 0 t' 1 . . . ,. V , ,.sfu1 - L. 7 , 1 , , . . 5 , s s ,. , c . Q , 3 e , . s Q . 'n , , 1 TI rw L ' . , ,, ' - is 1 L ' -w - ' L , , 0 A W S 4 SS ' I s , . I1 , '- 1 N . . s , s . ., 1 l 1 I he Ha lltoman Ys' vnssmf BASKBTBALL ,zum The basketball season of '47 and '48 bro ht it loyal supporters of our quintet ug many exe ing evenings to the The Littleton game was an unusual victoriously thrllling contest for the local basketeers, for this game was played at the Boston Arena The prime pur pose of this game played at the Boston Arena was to introduce some of the schools, which in the future would participate in the small school tournament, or Class C Tournament Our first game in the Class C Tournament was at the Malden High School Gym Playing in such an enormous gym was somewhat of a handicap to the local , as well as their opponents The Immaculate Conception team of Revere, we played and de feated by a score of 37 26 In the semi finals, played against Westwood, Hamilton was again the victor by a 55 54 score The last minutes of play Hamilton lead by one point and in this time by keeping possession of the ball by some smart ball handling, we did become the victors Cwe won this one for Mr 0'heil's baby boy who was born in Beverly Hospital, while we were on route home from the gsume Winning the game meant that we would participate in the Class C finals against St Patricks of Watertown A glance at the St Patrick boys convinced us that human skyscrapers were the rule rather than the exception Their shortest man was just 5'lln and the tallest was only 6'5ng nevertheless we entered the game with the love to win and the fight to go with it. Lack of stature seemed to be our only handicap, for that 6'5 fellow seemed to be always in our way. As the closing bell sounded, we found ourselves on the bottom of a 44-50 score. We con- sidered this loss a moral victory and by no means a disgrace to lose to such a team. On March twelfth Hamilton lads successfully ended their season by trampling the Alumni by a score of 49 52, ending the Hamilton Hiyh basketball Jack Rice, Bob Brooks, Henry Tobyne, Roger Merry, and Alvin Whipple. will surely be missed in the future years. careers for These boys Members of the '47 and '48 team wish to express their gratitude under such a wonderful coach as Mr. O'Ne1l. We will all remember his ing and sportsmanly was of training a basketball player. for working fine coach- A ,A ' V of 'fin 4 U S - B V' - W-fl'-ua, o H 'ff We 'lf f t 4 4 m T X,-me 4 4 A 5 , The Hamlltoman BASEBALL Si gs 4L.mLra ,mr wx, Wgfor LQA'Lf0 U0 - ,Ng lull IL ,M V0 ,wLr0,, N'U0'f 'Q-Wfcf ol row K LM: lst row Robert Poole, Gelean Campbell, Jack Rice, Roger Merry, Alvin Whipple, Robert Brooks, Leigh Keyser,2ui1ow William Humphrey, George Jermyn, Dan Counihan Charles Cullity, Warren Hatt, Robert Tremblay, Donald Allen, Donald Woodman, lr B8I1l'16tt Many anxious faces within the Hamllton High School are waiting for the nPlay ball' signal which will be given April 16, when Hamilton opens 1ts season w1th Billerica Between the prevailing March wind and the frequent April showers prac tice sessions have been delayed A very successful season is anticipated by coach Bennett KWhen Mr Bennett anticipates a successful season, either it is, or he finds out the reason why!! a full schedule has been organized and the locals will be playing atlaux twogames a week The old nstand bysn are back for their last year Bob Brooks, Jack Rice, Burt Merry, Bud Whipple, Leigh Keyser, and Charles Cullity Thelossofour catchen Henry Tobyne, will be a great handicap to our team. 'TobieU substained leg inynh ies during the basketball season and will be unable to participate in the coming season. Bob Brooks will fill this position, while Cullity will move to shortstop Dependable Warren Hatt will move to second first sack, while towering Burt Merry will field will play consistant ball behind the Whipple, Leigh Keyser, and Gelean Campbell field. The team wished to extend their appreciation control capable will do base. Six foot Jack Rice will coverthe third base. This air-t1Fhth1 pitching of Don Allen. Alvin their share ln covering thecmt to Mr. Bennett, who is giving his time and knowledge to make possible a successful season. 1 d ' 1 irq' W: R: Y an i - r K fha. Hn ,K if an xnxx' T' 5 h-VE? 'if ty-,wx L,', yt- av- ., 1 . syn' 3 A 0 T ps A ,. A 'ff A ' ' 4 N h'-, M X Q X . lv, ,. 5 7,12 - . wrt X -. . 'Q uw, - f , .V 4, Y qw g U a ,K 4 R IL my . A . 3 I o 2 Q . - o o 0 ' v 0 ' 2 0 llu H IINIITOIIIII1 9. f J. . 1 I l X' 1 ,QQ .5 if! Au 3 The HHmllfOHl11D C css Htslkorznes Haas On September 5, 1947 a group of high spirited young m n and women ex1tered the 'Pearlv Gates of Hamilton high lookin forward to renewing old friendships and to a happy vear At first we ea erly awaited oar rraduation but as thedays so by, we begin to dread the day we will leave ood old H H S The first thing we noticed on ept mber l4, 1947 was that our faculty list remained the same At that point there were a few froans from both t achers and pu 11s We entered the homeroom and there sat Mr Bennett beaming at each one that entered the room Incidentlv that beam shortly changed to a frown elected our class officers as follows P esldent A1vin Perle hipnle, Vice Pres1dent, leddy Naione Cecret rv, n len Jean Lander and lreasxrer Botvhpoks Our seating was arranged in rather inconvenient positions, blt w till managed Our first glory of the year came to us when football rolled around de had Roger Merry as right end, David Gardiner, as left end, Alvin Whipple as center, Henry Tobyne as quarterback, and Bob Brooks as right halfbsck Ne finished with the state championship and no one deserved it better than our boys They had been through plenty of rugged practice with Coach Martini every afternoonvdthout many complaints It was a great sight to see nRog running down the field wldh the ball and Nancy going wild on the side lines It was hard to tell which one was more worn out at the end of each game Tobyne, who has lately become quite a glamor boy in H H S , did some fine playing for the team Could it be the inspiration of a certain reshman, Henry? Alvin Whipple, Captain of our great team, along with Hatt, Tate, Brooks, Clock Campbell Flynn, and Trussell, are credited with our every winning At the end of the season, the boys were given a banquet sponsored by the cheerleaders They returned from their last victory at Lancaster to sit down to a wonderful meal, prepared by Miss Williams and her helpers The table was decorated according to football trsditior and speeches were made bv the Captain and the Coach We all felt quite sorry when we realized it ues the last football game for most of us After supper a snake dance was conducted dowr through town and was led by the cheerleaders We carried ourlugh school banner and the cheering could be heard all over the town Threeindividual cheers were giver by the cheerleaders in the center of town and all traffic atm ped for us We returned to the high school for dancing and the members of the team were rewarded by the cheerleaders for their good work' Field hockey came around and once again we saw Nancy C on the fiehddis playing her athletic abilities Hilda Moad and Butt Thompson helped tocarrythe senior on The team wasn't too successful and we shan't out any scores down Wher you are drawing your own conclusions, we shall ask you not to be too harsh er all the girls were getting ready for 48 Cheerleading has become quite a fad in H H S Although the cheerleaders don't receive too much publicity we know thev are appreciated Trey have new green and write uniforms and ever though they don't draw in as much monev as the old ones did,they make a beautiful show on the floor Barb Whipple B O'Donnd1 and h Vickexy hold up the seniors end of the line while B Haley A bull ity, and Narie Carlson hold up the Junior s end Ne had to take B Whi ple out ofdm lead, because she kert yelling our orders ln Polish' That was just too much Basketball came and again heading our professional list we had'Bertn Merrya 'Buttex-bell Bice and this year we have the other member of the Big Slndicate, Claghorn Whlrple. H Tobyne and B. Brooks have done a wonderful job in bringing the team the success it ras had. We hoped that this year would be the best yet Eg' O Q , . . , N , e , v V 1 lun V v ,Y y - . . - - I 1 T1 . Y , R V cr -B A . ... . . . F , . 5 e. e , , , . . , ' . J ' e .,. s . 1 , ,, . . ,1 , , , . In L . , M, . . We - . P , - , ,, , y vw ' , ' lv' 9 'v l v A ,, L, , F V 5 , ,r , ,, L' , , . , , . ,, , . 1 e s, , to keep Mr. Bennett hopping. I . n I V Y . . . V ll . , , , , . . . . . . 11 Y ' I I , , . . O A I ' 1- - . I I l V O L . ,- g 1 , . . , A 'N' c r i . . . . A , . . M , Aft A i u u. A A , v A l u L 4 - . 1 .. A - 1 1 V Y . . . . . , . . ' . . . , . A 1 . 1 ' . ' . ' .. fl, n u '- N- 1 - , Q Q . The Hamiltonian if Y xti 1 , i 4191 5,3 , fi 'F A n L I ff W1 The Hamiltonian but we were not quite fortunate enough to see Ipswich go down to defeat at the hands of our boys. The boys entered the uSmall Schools Tcurnamentu and went right to the finals but were defeated by St. Patricks of Watertown. It was no wonder they got ahead. They certainly had the height on us. They even made But 100k small! Our boys put up a wonderful fight all the way which was almost as good as a win for us. We played in the Boston Arena and won. Our boys must be a team of which we could be proud. The glrls were more successful this year than last. We won some 9 mes any how. We were promised uniforms for the first part of the year, and throughsome- body's hard work, they finally did come for the last game. They are green satin tights and when the crowd arrived, we were all anxious to sea if they would stay or run If we had them the first part of the year m ybe we would have had more support We hope that all the younger classmen will back the girls next year N Chlttlck B O'Donnell E Tllson, R Dagresta, and last but not least. OUP deflated toothnlc , Thalla Seaver She deserves a lot of credit when you stop and think of some of the girls she had to stand up to! Hunting season has passed, and once again the senior homeroom is full Guns have been laid aside and all thought of coon hunting have been dissipated Rice, Merry and Whipple all took turns taking Mr Bennett hunting, but we see theykud no luck He still sits behind that desk in Room 25 As you know we have quite a few politicians in our class We had a state election with Nall the fixings and elected Alvin Perley Whipple as Senator Along with him went two Representatives, Alice Pooler and our lone Junior,Buddy Campbell We re all looking forward to seeing you in the white house kids! Thoughts now are bent toward graduation ln June, but we will miss the tea chers, chums, and the old school itself We can see Mr Bennett now with tears in his eyes as he watches us oass by we'll leave you all with one thought be fore we pass out fof the schooll, enjoy school while you re there because thefew days before you leave will be your sadest Leaving Hamilton High we will look back on all the friends we have made with both teachers and classmates Friendship has been the basis of all ourgai times in both work and play in school and lr our golden chan of friendship every one is regarded as a link Betty O'Donnell H949 We came back to school as juniors after a pleasant mumnrfvacation a o u on entering our class room, we found as our clas adJisor, Nr Armstron I'm sure Mr Armstrong was lookirg forward to seelna us, as we always behaved owcll in all his science Vice President We welcomed one chance to to to cla ses' We elected as cla s officers P e V6 t ul u e Bobby lrus el, ecretary, Barbara Haley d ire s ver :no Pfig new member into our class this fear John Neilson was ed o f verly High and is now n H h S txde t Q d f une 9 dm were Wally Plvnn, Bobbv Poole, Bobbw True ell, Harlan Clock, vdrren nat a c our next esr's captain Buddy Lamobell lhe team won he sic man champ on 0 Hn sta e this vear ard walked off wwth the trophy It must hav hurt Manchester s pride' The boys were given a banquet November l5, and w re awrrded l champtn ship footballs hood luck next vear bovs' Next came field hockey on the snort agenda O r team nev r ha 1 'Ca'0U, however, Ann Cullity, Merle Carlson Mimi Malone nd B pb rq A 1 V grid hard to make it uccessful barb was el ated cap1g n qnl . A ain the magazine drive rolled around +0 Hgw51f0n H1 h spd Nnjm, were awarded half the profits from the sales This mon v iq nina 10 bn U pd for 01? Junior Prom It will really help us out ery much . e a l,t f - . , . , . . lv , . 0 ' 0 n . I I 1 j . . ' . , , , , . . . , , r' ,p - .5 ' A . . . 1, , . g . 'Y , j 1 S S . s. t .2 r sl? f , l ddv iavrb 113 , , 1 1 C ' S , Z gr m',p w-, , Q A M .c ' . q. . .F , In L Be 1 , 2 -H. . s,1 r, .n a fT9f, ' .' L The Junior bovs went out for football. Those pnrticloatlna on the ball 'eam , . i f r 5 V 'H 'f,t nl V - 1 --- - - - - 'J A f - I rh': f 1 ' 1 , - - .A . P . , ' x , 1 fr , 1 , in if , .. O 1 l . . T' f ' J -. . u , e aa sw cersfu - - ' ' G - M , , , a a n . n el . - ' e - - 1 S, 4 e I she T-,ally '?-gnpy-rl jf, W ' -. A T , r, , W'e U , , , . , . ,. . ,3. K r ' 1 I ,I 1 x 4 , . l , V . The I'I'1I11llfOI'll in Gw 'fl . 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's 3 2 ,W i 5 1 3 i L ll ltr Ne were sorry to see four of our class members desert us Paul Marks, and Dwi ht Campbell are now aoinr to Beverly Trade, and Dottie Hatt really surprised us by rett np marrled and keerinp it a secret for two months' We all wish Dottie luck Our other member was Gere Sarpeant It seems as though the boys are really setting around in basketbalL playing ln the Boston Arena and Malden Hlvh Buddy Campbell can really sink those baslef Nally Flynn is next on the list and thought to be the best by one 1unlor girl Bob Trussell and Bobby Poole also supported the t am on the floor Poolie hurt hls foot at pra tice one day and was kept off the team for a few weeks, however, he was back on the team in a short time, and did a fine iob The girls basketball season had better luck this year, winning three games out of seven Barbara Haley had a good aim for the baskets Barbara Cushman Ann Cullity Everyone looked forward to April third, when Miss Austen pre ented Gilbert and Sullivan's operetta, Patience Ceorze Bllodeau aealn had a leading part He and Miss Austen get along so well' The Junior boys and girls are well represented in the.Glee Club and operetta We, the Juniors, looked forward to the closing of the junior vear Ourwost important event was the Junior Prom, which was held May 16 The decorating com mittee elected were Janice Thompson, Bobby Trussell, Wallace Flynn and Barbara Haley We think you know enough about the Junior class now, so that we may end our account here When you hear from us again, we shall be the mighty seniors Barbara Cushman 11950 When the vophomores thirty one strong came back to school on September8, 1947, Mrs Boyd was our homeroom teacher, and she and the class became great friends Under her supervis1on,we elected class officers as follows president, Uonald Allen, vice president, Gardner Hersey,secretary, Phlomena Holloran trea surer, Roberta Cronin When we learned that Mrs Boyd was going to leave us at Christmas time,we all felt indeed sorry, for ste had been teaching here for more than twenty flve years, and everyone was very fond of her Mrs Boyd was in charve of the Christmas assembly Some Sophomores presented a plav on tle meanlnr of Christmas carols,the Girls' Glee Club as lstiny. Then, with ap roprlate remark , Alvln Whipple, on behalf of the school, pre ented a glft to Mrs. Boyd, to which she graciously responded. After this, we went to our homeroom for our party, Here, before refreshments were served, Mrs. Boyd opened her gifts. The school gift was a beautiful table lamp, while our class gift was a fountaln pen. Th- H1 ni miun could jump pretty high on that gym floor. Marie Carlson supported the team, dsc n .ve ,I 5 . C' L llmllrm N 9. ,,,., ' 'F Shui Q. 2 bv' H g The I-lumiltonian After the Christmas holidays we were full of talk about our Christmas pre- sents and holiday fun. Our new teacher,Miss Wilhelmina Ready, was in Mrs. Boyd's position. We like her and think we shall be great friends, too. As a result of the annual magazine drive to raise money for the school, those who sold over ten dollars' worth of subcrlptions were rewarded by being entertained at a school party A number of Sophomores were eligible for the honor and were delighted both with the party and the prizes which they won Next came the mid year exams Practically every student'burned the prover bial mldn vht oll,H all for the cause of education Bu we still have H H S and we see that our school days are fast slipping away from us Marlene Titus 0950 On Qeptember 7, 1947, the twenty eight members of our class fxeshman year of high school Most of us were in fear and tremblinp pect of metting Mr Malone, the renowned language teacher, but it surprising if he too quaked a little at the prospect of dusting of m'nds However, we now get along very well and are vood friends entered our at the pros would not be our dormant This year we welcomed a new member of our c1ass,LeonardDesautelle Although Leonard hasn't been here very long he has already made many friends Also, this addition gave our class the grand total of 29 members Class officers were elected as follows Joan April,preskbnt, George Jermyn vice president, Diane Love, secretary, and Barbara Bennett, treasurer In school sports we all had a lively interest Charles Harding was the manager of the bov's basketball team, ard Richard Wiggln, George Jermyn, and Lee ichofleld joined the Jurlor Varsity team George also 1olned the baseball team this prlnp Many of the rlrls 1oined the Glee Club 'n the fall everal were in the operetta, katience Th s was a lot of fun One of our members, Diane Love, is the pianist in the school orchestra, al though we feel that we are Nell repre ented in H H S activities, just give us a We d1dn't do very well ln the mavazlne drive this vear, but this made us dl the more determined to do a much better job next year Before Christmas, we packed Red Cross boxes for the children of Europe this project we did very well, ard several pupils volunteered to pack individual boxes by themselves Judging from the accounts we heard of the llea ure the e gifts afforded, the members of Hamilton High must have made many friends abroad As the merrv holidays drew near, there wa much whispering among the pupil o Hoom ll As a result, Mr Malone wa pre enter with a pen and pencil set as vrnrlse Christman gift Ne also had refreshments and exchanged small gifts fe had three cla s members in the Public speaking Contest, Richard ivvln , Bertha Pskelson, and Joan April Bertha took some honors comlnr off with third 79 . . , - I . - ' I he 1 - 1: . . ., . l . , . . ' A - I -K 0 , ,b ' 0 . l A . . 2 ' 9 - . . . - V . A D A ,P A' v ' J A , n , , , . s ,, Y f f . , , S u n 7 . .. . -A 1 ' S . . . . - few more years and we will really make you sit up and take notice. . .. . ' . ln , x , - 1 5 e S ' o U s , , f' ,- 1 I A , , , .J , Q 1 .. . , . a 31 I , . ' 1 , , . 'V s , C , , , W . 4 . , 1. K . ., ' ' ,. ,. offs . Phu H lmlltomln 'bac 5- X B1 x 1141 Q fx 451111, 'fa i 'Q' f-my ' 4 The I-lwlniltonialn Altogether, the class of 'ol thlnks we've had a verv pleasant tern a fresh men Je have made many friends, and after ummer vacatlon we hole To enter our sophomore wear and make many more QIPUUIH ennett ' ll 952 The 'Frmend Shlp l9s2H set sail on September 9, 1947 wlth Mlss Anderson at e helm Captain uHonestn Grant ablv assisted by First mate nGood lelghbor L scomb, controlled the destinles of t e crew Chief Pay Clerk ueolden Ruleu Stone held the purse strings Ships Clerk HKlnd Heartedu Crowell managed the log The second welk out of post nbou put on its first nhappy hnu N Tle feature of the happy hour was a spelling match which ended in a tie hetwcen the crew and the fair ladies Ships Clerk Uklnd Hearted' Crowell shlfted from tvpewrlter to the piano On the slxth week of our cruise Miss Boswell reported aboard from Lunchonia The whole ship was entertalned by an educational comedy called HT Sec Our elves a Oth rs See U ' Seaman uFr1endl1u Bennett playing ourselves After crossing the equator at Chrlstmas time, lr Gero came aboard brlnglng omedy called 'Rip Returns a Little Laten tarrinb in thms little bit were Car penters Mates, Good Neighbor Llscomb, Honorable lcCullock, an Loyal y Washburn The eighth grade boys basketball team practlced very P knowlnp th6y WO113-d be JLUUOP Varsltles next year The girls also haue a ba kltball Team Most of the crew turned cooks for the Christmas Holiday Cakes ice cream, tonic, and cookies were enjoyed by all During the sixth month of our cruise we stopped at our hone os long enwubh for to welcome our mothers and fathers a oxrd we hai corplrted ny txls tmme an exhibit of our handiwork and 8CCOmPllShmLDt on the crul e to dlte Later the boys put on a 'strongman act ln the mess hall Ne ended our cruise ln the xddle f Tune wust i tl omn he sports ln the Sn rlt of xlendshlp Ellen alsh K N ' C 1, 1 S - . 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Q n me to j ' ln t ' I , ' i ' H ' l-lv 4 H11 H 1m1lron1111 aww as 'Dfw ,,.,,,pv-P- ' w,ApmH,,,,,.....,,.-1- ' X 2 . .2 K I y 4' , '14 4 , . 3 3 . 1 i f 11 1 iii ' A 4-,Q 2: EMN , Q tl N iq 1 The Hzlmiltcminn 09533 The new seventh grade entered Hamilton Junlor qlbh School on Septemher 8,'47 We knew right away that thele were nany things to learn and enjoy We decided immediately that we liked the variety of having a different teacher in each subject and a six period rotating schedule lhe subjects in eluded are arithmet c with Mr O'Nell English, with iss ieadv or Mr OUeD home economics, with Miss lo well or Mr Pero physical education, with Miss williams or Nr M!1ItlI1i, eobraphy, with Miss Anderson, and science with Bennett e were very nucl Dleased when told we could have Q basketball temn mle seventh and eighth grade Llrls cooperatively formed a team, whlle the boy Rnmed a team of tlelr own Another delightful surprise to us was having our own lockers for hooks, coats, mats and ruhhers There l orly one problem, lf we lose our key , must borrow tle master key or huy Q rew one We llket vely much havlnp a semblies every other Friday If we were asked which asse bly we enjoyed most we would say Mr O'Nell's because dw seventh brade particlpateu in 1tL December lq, lQ47 The boys and girls exchanfed gifts and cards, after which were served zefre hments including andwlche , cake, cookies, creampuffs, tonlc and of course, ice crews! tle ewbl ebluury the sixth, directly after the mid year, four punlls received roses for telng on the Honor Roll txrec tlmes, whlle one pupi received a caxnatlon for helmf on the Honor Roll two out of three times, vhen we thin! of all the featdres of JUDlOP high chool, we know Je are LIOWI up boys and plrls ltl many mew problem as well as food nes to 1 clpate Phyllis Kin ella , v f 1 w , , ' .. 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MobvrL LI1som r-4 traine skippers recognize in t librity C8 8 -A-5 an g,J 1'm SCO ,LMC r 6 Y any Joh Olds lue Bl oofn Hi' ell HD Do my o B - Sky and B a r Harlan sth W w me? who Lander Jean A Helen If: E Armstrong Mr .O rl 54- K- 'C L.lly Fons Charles with H unnv? f look it ndoes th Vickerv R Haryes Culllty ol uts V le St. and Grove Babe Ru h in the Javy , Roslna Dapresta 0 11 W W h imi P M- Sful :E diehard Deghon giat do vou want? fixing the car Model A's mechanic F onald Grant keep qui t V - ' 8 c 1 Perkins midget r y1r1e5 Killgm my soul and body at the airport a pilot employe Q: Zelda Pughe ' 1 it in a puddle jumper Hop a'long Cassidy in the lumber business : gurioe Hath oh baloney Bever a a o 5 e in 8 H .VI nn ll ll I, :J 9 gh Keyser hello kid anywhere Dillinger master criminal E lice poolep aren t youawful cafeteria Jerry d 3 4 e t ice Kaye the missing nL1nkH E' - n 5 eard the latesgo where there's trouble can o Arc w ry ure! sureg' with Nancy aval eserve men military man Llda Moa no me next door etta million lvin Jhipple 'all right e with Mimi Thom . 1 H t 1 5- b p Buzz said so chasing Buzz Louise M s. 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MZ-ng ,rn ,aff Thu HflH1llflJI1llI1 f V 1 Exe fdent HIP HQ J CWSL 1 T ILVAS OUR DAY TFAT VVF MAY xl FLW PTH WTFKT UT TO NI fowxlfwenfs cu ' 'S G I IATLCT, 'V , , , l Cv:.n1if.1er1ts of the 'LA5: CF 3249 .Tenn 3rgf.el , - 9, E-pb - Hflev, ir . ' iber-t Trussell, Vice President Fdbm-1: Pccle, Traasur FBO TQANYT US O IVKK1-ki f C' . , V - f- , f- n 1 , '.A . ,x . 4 ' 0 TCXZGIT b, ' ' I Jr.. The Hamiltonian COMPLIMENTS of the SALEM SAVIN S BANK lqg Bank with the Chlme Clocku Deposits Over 354,400,000 Assets Over 340,000,000 11518 1949 Over 150 Years of Service HAMILTON TAXI 2 VVAY' RAxDlCJS Al.L C:A Located next to Drug Store RW? LUV' C Shoes for 'Ie Lnt11e Pamwlv Quality at Low Cost 194 Caoot bt Beverlv nop City Hall JOE GOVONI'o FRUIT bTORh 58 RAILROAD AVL 50 HAMILTON, MADS TLL 60 V DLICT QLAR S P m17 on uressma'1ng and la 11r'r P 9' K Dre ses uifi B ou Omwnq P elm lar Avm IP R94 Arthur M Carob 11 Box 0 111 Kindlnnf Wood mvrl P11 1 ' fi Ulm' ' . . A , . . , I 1 I O A t C . w N W Q H A . I L T C N D I I E R N I 1' 5 7 I - F IN BS N O. If -t F UN ,L E EVO? .HOP t , W 1 X Ale NA ,Q wird Always somett'rf new in Footwear C , Y . , 1 - . r.. - s ,.. - 1 SP9 - '. ' ' MPS. unnovihv Ps 1 - 1 lil iw-1 1, ,-:le ' ' ' ' I ',1. QE -J tx . 5 I ' 9 I Ct .. lrmmts uf o Hgh' Lan, mass. ' g'im FTvirM dorvlce . P v , I The Hamiltonian CURTIS LUMBER CO. Lumber R Building Materials 82 River St. Beverly Tel 0032 xfuf n 1Vh Dm. 1. for 1111111 ' 111 11.1 1111 F 0111 U KCl., Q1Lxz.I:.T IAQ 1111 Q c L m Wx? We of the T 3? Tr SKU OUT Q Irecmt or the advfbvf' PFS Che corfr lows - 1 f I -f . 1 NPI . iSHOii1'j ' Q 1 1 'IXCM55 X A'.L1x 2fm'TLwmf wrt OTAFF SVT' OE-lK'K1'1 N wi .1 ,, ross '1'YT1f1.'.11111'14Tas , to ,, 111m 11',itc:r's boug'jht,, sold, mented, W mm fr, mln Pap: H-cl. 1 A H ' , ., ffxyxt 1 A ,i'N aL 'A wI 'Nl-.E-IY J .' XNY 1 11 ' LTLINE Lf V LYTII-Q, Q 'LEIJI L51i'I'T 'L' Bl. Yr L5-, L,O , 1 1 I In H lmllrom in THF COBULEH QHOP Quality Material Workmanship bervice Shoe hepairins SHOE BILLERICA nl TTNC C AIRWAYS 1 C nPORATLD Alexander Road Blller ca Aviation Services Flight School Private and Commercial Instructor Courses Instrument Courses Airplane and Engine Overhsullng Plane Sales and Service Charter Service to any point Planes for Rent elernore Bfllerlcs 940 r 1 - ' , . . 4 1 . . L . 7 Q , . o 4 - N - - SHLTWS - vv v 1 rv- nv -x -- -rx: vw' 1 -Q ....-,, .r. .x 1, U -. A A ,U . - 1 . The Hamiltonian CK TOV All Kinds of Tractor Work and Trucking Land Flowing and all kinds of Farm Work Tel Hamilton 54 'V LYDON'S SOCON Y STATION GREASING WASHING TUBES TIRES REPAIR WORK ACCESSORIES ROAD SERVT CF Ma'n Street Hamllton 755 Wenham, Mass WALTER S FLINT 170 CABOT STREET BEVERLY MASS REAL ESTATE INSURANCE MORTGAGES H OM ES ON EASY TERMS J CAREY BARBILR SrIOP So Hamilton Mass CHARLESB POOLE Moulton Street MILK AND CREAM TPI 9 'J Hamilton, Inass WHITCOMB CARTER BUILDERS HARDWARE Paints Owls CuIIery TooIs KlIcI1en and Garden Supplues BEVERLY M A S 5 DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVERWARE E LeBEL Jewelers 264 Cabot bl LEBEL HAMILTON REPAIR SHOP Lawn mowers sharpened and Repeured Pow er Mowers and Tractors For Sale 63 WILLOW STREET N1 I C L O dc S E R O I I csv ' I ' . ln, ,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,W , W: , ,mn Z we - CO H -lm 55,351.59 IB73 I - - I I I , I- -IT . , L E 4 , o L rx i , - W I 1 ' ' ' ru. -11 J. u1f'I-2. Iwnp. The Humiltcmiun 0 1 Syonqora of the HQm11'on TC3ClPFQ' Club Sclolarslip llbur Armetranp, Ireqident own 'FP , ce Freq ivm T u0r1tc Natchvldvr, Secretary Nr Frank J 'alone Ireaeurcr H A M I L T . N T E A C W E H S ' W L W R 1 , . ', . ' L D ' x 'V fr ' . ' , v .. Nr. J 1 O J,11 V1 ,-' gif, Jnrf . w . . , , ' N , + ' . A . , U . The Hamiltonian .jlne Loyfdfore near your JDO Mothers like our store You fellows will too A one stop shop Devoted to outfittinf botfs In Sensible I-ashlonable Clothe At reasonible prlces A SPGCl8l section for your Younger' brothers too Cotner of' Dane and Labot Street Beveriy Massachuseits Radio and Phonograph Sales and Service MARTY S MUSIC Hamilton 7.20 THE MEARS SHOP P E K I N HAMIL'l0N OIL COMPANY cl.EANsEns -.- TAILORS I-RANK MAIONIE P p RANGE AND FUFI OIL TRUCK AND TRACTOR WORK OF ALL KINDS Asbury Street lllephone 512 Depot Square Hur llton bo Hamilton Mass k . O J 1 f- , :1 . , . A 1 ' ,. S . 1 Q O T 0 '. t.ro. JA - v .X A 1 D .. , , .. f 1 - lhc Hlllllllfibllltlll MASON'S MARKET Meats CFOCCFlCS Provlsiuns Matcnless Brand Canned Foods CNone Better! lresh Fruits 8 Vegetables flU seasonj Authorized Blrdseys Frosted Foods Dealer We deliver daily Xour patronage is solicited and will be pivon ones courteous attention Tel Hamilton 390 Paints, Oils, and Varnishes M I L T Deoot Squa e South Hamilton Mussacluwotts P81 Mlxeu P411 ariwale lools and Fqrmlnl lnnl n s k Q1 1 HA ILLO FOOD Qin? RAILROAU AVhNUh SO HA'IITON IAQ? 1 ' I ' I A d ' V 6 V. CV,iLIfLl,S of S?r'1d jneafre H A O N k T7 jwriet sfvee H A R D W A R E S T O R E . , r , . ,t , ' . ,1 t.,,, ,, Noore's W. .y ' ,' ' gtg Q M m N ' , Pgv U Q I ' 1: . ., 'H I , , L., U 4 , -, I . lv. .1 , gg , . ' Q Tug omo t. W fff- f f W COIIfQf1IfS L frlowu The l'l1lI'll1lfUI112lH Bayard Tuckerman, Jr Arthur J Anderson Robert J Dunkle Jr Robert T Forrest Julius F Halle Arthur J Ander on, Jr Hertert S Tuckvrman LL Insurance of Every Description 108 Water St , Boston 111 Broadway, vel xo k Telephone La a 0 Tr .9700 T leplmne ar 1 X 154.1 I 0 o , o . S . '1 , , O lj R 1 O N, Tx U S S 7' L L 97-' CO. A Good Reputation Does Not Just Happen--It Must Be Earned , - W Y' .v Q T' f' Tj 1, 3 V ff , 1 , E' C-'i.V 7--F is The Hzlnliltcmizm WELCH R LAMSON Inc. Coal Coke Oil General Contractor Mason supplies Telephone 450 South Hamilton, MBSS Shoes for Entire Family uF1tted by Expertsn SHOE FITTING GILES SHOE STORE 154 cABoT srREE'r Leverly C F TOMPKINS CO 132 CABOT STREET HLVFRLY M'XS5AC'IILJSkTTS Compliment of the HAMILTON FOUHLR' CLUB Hamilton Iassachusetts IFIPS RIVER STASLES Riding Lessons Horses To Hire Horses Boarded Hunters for Sale A MERRH1,FUMNUVC9 DEPOT SQUARE FIT LINC' STATION COMVTINENTQ OI A FRTEND HAPVEX L DOUCETIE UFITFR in ILE South amilton T 1 101 N V ,1A' s' W I A A ,, , Q U R S ' ' ' - ,- , 1 I I I IA SO. ff . ,, Y' TW 1 A'.J, A ' . J - J . - .1 . ... 'v v fl 4 X , . . 44.1. I' J 1 J if The Hamiltonian D IC K E R I N G GEORGE VLPICKERING CO. The George W Pickering Company has kept the North Shore warm Continuously, for four generations, Picker'ng has progressively led the field in heating and home comfort Out of the Horse drawn carts that once peddled coal door to door has grown New England's most modern fuel delivery system the famous SILVER FLEET the last word in speed and efficiency Your friends and neighoors of the Pickering Company have always been heating experts Today, when fullest comfort demands completely AUTOMATIC HEAT, Pickering soecialists are prepared to supply you the finest in automtic heating equipment at the lowest cost Pickering offers a complete HOME SERVICE for setter living including famous General Electric Appliances, electric kitchens and the very finest in fuels OIL, COAL, AND COKE! mf Vx ' 'Tiff 1-5 MW ' O J. . L - -.. . -- O 0 I . 1 I nw A i -' .. -EI W xx wa 1-...P A Qi , 'w.,I, A pk . . 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