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Hamilton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Hamilton, TX)

 - Class of 1931

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Hamilton High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Hamilton, TX) online collection, 1931 Edition, Cover
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ILQSI1 PHUNEER Editors IWAURHNE REGISTER CLARHCE ENMWETT Managers CHARLES LEMMONS ANDREW CRAIIG published My The SfE1U1i01I QHSISS Ehfaumrnillfoml High School HAMILTON, TEXAS -' m' W 5 Wk F' -MQ3 '---A ' ,tial M' - f A' 1 EQ af 12 Ein mt il fi Y 25 , Q As L 'vw 'Y Nhvv C ll am wa ,mwnnn 1-11: X L ...U V ---- Y . I . . 1 F I ...J-M, W -f......, lit? Q 'V J . f , . X . ,. ,, ,I- V - ., I - 1 --,ff .GRN ,-.. ...... ,M .-..- NN, M1 ,w , ,, , , , , 1 U9 .Q .,,, -4 r ........-- . - Y ?i--N ,,g-- 1 - V ' wh N f. 'l , -'T '-'mx ---TH-h , -M . fi - , K , hs N' ,, . 4 -f' . 1 . , ,, . , - ,, V, Y - Y 1 V , , - . M V . i 5 . M 1 fm' ' I - .. 2 .I+ H f- Q .ML . X 11,151-,Lit Q-H.. ,Cl I F I hi I , A ga I 2 N Qi'-WF Wifi lt 'E RQ -Fibff -?3,M lFV v 'vu -L-I-,-E bimgi flux, in ',Q,1v,,lv,. . A' -- W-g t WZ T -M 'E :?f1 7 Y ' -Qi -X I TR F if !-.af V -l 2 xgin... 3 X1--ts -c .3 17 K rt I ., W' , - e H- ' - f, 5 'a 2,2 , ' 'Qld -fm. -rf, 1 ' I ' ' - i AJ' COIPCCWVOJIU The Pioneer is the result ot our earliest attempt to record the events of this high school year. VVe have tried to be impartial in our representation of the various activities. If to review these pages brings pleasant memories of your experiences in Ole Hamilton High, our efforts shall not have been in vain. -THE STAFF. -. A-':.,.---- -M ' may F1 --AAHI - ..-za ,.- Q T113 5 . ' ' if ' ' . 'lflllil . 'I'-if-- - -- -f-rwf4 ':-:T-------R ' ' ri '- ' , , M3731 ,,1.-,pe as Me, I m+'l'f,1Qf,,.-'lv ' 'N--.-- . --ff ,Wy t ,L fp- ,- l an :S---B .s.J- L 'Q 2. A J ,.1 gat . Q ,Q W. A ' M ' . ,K t 'ji' f llfl1w.1u'3-uf H n' ,U Q Mi - F14 'f' ew eww-ff . f- - .Aw '-f W2 E?-'Q 2 N 35.344 fff Qi? 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We know that your parents have projected their very lives into you and We can imagine their fondest hopes and most pleasant dreams becoming realities through you. We only hope that your school experience will assist you in living that abundant life of service that will make your lparents and friends h3DDY. It has been our desire during your school years to remove every obstacle from your pathwayg to stimulate in you new hopes, new aspirations, and a new consciousness of your own possibilities in living that life of service He would have you live. We have worked togeher with a common purpose and have been inspired with common ideals. Our association has been happy and we trust profitable. You have made this volume of the Pioneer possible through your school loyalty and co-operation with the faculty sponsors and so we extend to you our best wishes throughout your future life. Your friend, ARTHUR L. BENTLEY. 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Science, MISS URCY COOK North Texas State Teachers College. Six years in Hamilton. English. MRS. A. L. BENTLEY North Texas State Teachers College, Seven years in Hamilton. Mathematics. MISS LOUISE WILLIAMS Texas University, B, S. One year in Hamilton. Home Economics. History. V MISS OMA ELLEN CAHILL LEO RENDESSH Texas Womens College, B. M Music. 1 . One year 111 Hamilton. Seventh Grade, ,c x,.,-f'- ' fi ...... '--rag: .'.. .. -fx-, W I gag, ll J' fx -1 - - . 1 L 1 L. ...... -..gif if 31- , Qi... I . f 'Y ' iii.: . . J K ' ' V' . , h Q44 , 2, ,wr ---- 1, Q - N 1- IT fT'k. Tiff.,-n, 'S' AL- -A ------, I- Syl f-'-: --ii-E.. ful 'Q -df GR. If ,,......--l.. ---1......... ,jj-N.-f : 'u ' - W f N fx I 'vp-'Q V V -f I ' ng. .a . U W ' ,.. W M .. - Q 3 A 4, 2.1. hg.',,+ .2 sf., mumghvv Q .im 4'.u.'1:W'iU!- if X ' W ff' lF,!TM?'11'1 J. Jw f if , .. ,fy TW is 'i2q?::.-Licfxgmi :E -' N 5-if-F K, , fn ,,--.----A- ,,,, ,,3L...,.,,., , M W fx i rj W WE? , XP u K x V V2 :E --J... i 'H Action! 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PAUL WEST Route 4 Route 4 is the only one of his kind in captivity. His un, failing sense of humor keeps his classmates laughing von- tinually, FR EDA CLAYTON Freda Freda. has sessions with Muses and writes poetry. She has been with us only one year, but we wish she had vome to us sooner. -- - '- '. -'M' J an 3 ' ' .,.,,, '- ... --'f - f D' 345,53 'If-ef iq, nw . il 45'-H-5' RUTH RISINGER Ruth Ruth with her good nature and ability to read, has helped to keep the spirit of the school moving when things looked gloomy. CHARLES LEMMONS Hoochie Captain of the football team his Senior year, Hoochie de- livered the goods. His grin will always carry him through. MAURINE REGISTER Maurine Maurine is a very lovable girl with a personality that every. one admires. LaVERNE PATTERSON Zschiesche Zschiesche is just anoth- er bigrheart-ed Senior. He dist likes studying, but he likes talking exceedingly well. Nui' it 0+ s 'fw 9 . 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She has won a high place in the hearts of her class- mates, MAUHICE CRAIG Halleck Maurice is a hard working student who is really determin- ed to win, although he likes to talk at all times. EDITH PITTS Edith Edith does not talk much, but when she does she says a mouthful. Vie are hoping for takes his part, hard or easy. We are sure that Bogus will be of more benefit to his com- munity than a street car in Venice. LUCY HELEN PIGG ..LuCy,, Lucy is a neat, sweet, per- fect lady who everyone admires. To strangers she seems rather quiet, but to us she is wide awake. LAWRENCE WREN Steve Lawrence graduated at mid- term this year, so we had him with us just half as long as we would like to have had him. He is a popular Senior. and one her, ultimate success in life. of the best football players in Central Texas, .l,C '5.- '-'H' :? ?? '-ss-z3g.?... --'gl-- ,..f'- Fx' 5 3 N Mfg V'-19 -rv film nun , l .-are t V me-h J J- ...S 4 , -- ,I l fy s-if -'t- ' - - -4 SNL- W ' 'me an f e -,1 ' ' 1 g '--ftiiff 57a 5 3 ' I if . , 1 P ' A t ,, - -e-,---- QE? -' x 7? X iw SE, fl? -Ji if gg va ' ...5f ' ' Q -J 5' ' -A 2-735' ia ' 3 32:1 ' tl Rh 'I :4 111 .fs if 1 X js .V , , . V Y w 8 to Q K3 il ' gi L1 1 09.4.0 sm ' !f'k A '-sf ', ....... .. eg . 0 l -H 'f?'fif..' f 1- xl ' - ' M',,-,-- 1, -f--,gs ag --- e-5'- ----x., -M-.A,,.. :iw-X: , 'xgltx 1 uo 'wgilatfp 1' I I I- ...Sm-- n 5 iff ,,,,,, .- xfr- LQ' Qt. . r Y I -- , el i, -Har d:-, .mt T V Y. me A - N , V. -l ,v ' W ' 5 - K ' YV. N. FUQUA Tince Ti11ce is one of the fore- most Seniors when it comes to helping the other fellow. He can play football, basketball and baseball-and how! SARAH VVILMA KNORZER Sarah Sarah has always been a smart student, even though she does dislike studying. She is partial to geometery-ask her. OTIS MCCLINTOCK Baby Face Otis is one of those kind of fellows that does not mind trying something else if he can not succeed at what he first tries. We surely admire his cheerful smiles every morning. MYRTLE VVINDHAM Jakie Myrtle is so very quiet we can hardly tell she is present, but sometimes on many occass ions it is best not to tell every- thing one knows. We feel free to predict that Myrtle will rise to a great position in life. ff-V-f---'--W if if JOHNNIE PETREE Pearlie Johnnie with her ready wit and smiling face, has earned herself a place that will not be quickly filled in the hearts of the students. NORMAN SCHRANK Fuzzy Fuzzy is a stranger in his- tory classes, but he will give an answer to any question ask- ed by the teacher-even though it may be rather exaggerated, MARION HENDRIX Gayle Sweet and demure, Gayle is always ready to smile or to help the Senior Class in any way she can. Wie, who know her, have easily learned to love her. MALVIN CLEIVIMER Mal Quiet and reserved, he minds his own business, We ask Mal. vin when we are stumped on a long word, fra? fs mi. 'ix N' --W Wi l- 5 fl. .l,g' 15, Lei? Q ,f.75IQfI' 1, 241 sf - 5 A 'f ,.., ' ' ' - . X .. , . ' :i::.i. zfffyZf- 'N-e- ,LJ g ,.. ......, A-e-fQx'?'i:::-2----Mx -r, r A U ,A -----1-W ' -M 2,2157 ' - ' ' ' ' . ' 'irq vw X fa. . T-R R , ' 4 ,i as -N as M... -Y t gf ji ' ' i.ll'l1m..1v:ur P' -, , 1 K.. .. iw' A--fe-tif --3 ' . K Q H 1. ze- , S A - J 2 .. ll ttf lift aft I .3 kj 1 4 ,..f- ':'- '..,. 91. x gl D X , T- fw..,gi,- 1- --f-', -...f,,,-we - L-. W 'rf -:L+ S -,ee v mu ' . ea,-1-.f-b ' -M 'H f V n RUTH HIBITS Ruth Ruth has been with us through many crisis and in all our travels through the rugged climb to our Senior year. She has been a lively and helpful student during her High School career. JAMES BILLINGSLEY ..FrOg,, James. although he is a runt in the Senior Class, is a giant when it comes to doing his part. HAZEL DAVIS ..Lee,, If the Senior Class were a pack of cards Lee would be the joker. She fits into any situation and fits like a new glove, LEONARD VVINKLER Shiek Leonard is a quiet, smooth- talking boy, but he is always ready to help the girls at any time. Leonard hails from Blue Ridge. EVERETT BLACKVVELL Blackie Everett is soon described as having an even temper and a winning smile. Everett is a hard worker, MAXINE HUDDLESTON .lMaX,, Though very much afraid she will find herself an old maid. Maxine sticks to her music, and someday we'll be saying, I knew her when she went to H. H. S. VESTER NEWTON Newton Vester is a boy Whom the Senior Class was glad to add to the roll. He is very quiet, but a true sport. He made a good showing in football this year, MAXINE DURHAM Maxine Maxine is one of our sweets est girls. With her quiet and agreeable disposition she is sure to win success. : -D. -hm A 5 1 n T ...... ' '1- -4' - iff aj 'fig H13 -wg. Al I 3 . , '61 .-T-' Yv--Y ' 'iT L Q. , , s , I -ij. I xl- , . . iii., K Z , - iltfl----Ss-8. 1 S-ci' 't ' 'ii '4 i: ' 'mr-N--Q-t. A-if . Cf' -'-' fp- I. --....--:.Ls...y Y-mags, r.. ' M A fv'-qt x, mfr Q ., ..- . - ' -V ., . f f -,- 5 A .i ,ft A J A ' - -1' N., . , . - . L . -. VV r ., MMM' Q .l.4 '-and-u-navy. Ef5?5'f N N. -+5f'Tf7f ' 'TF' H F1 '74 ' ' Jw f 'l t . -p iff 15457 221 li-It lei! :Egg , If y 1 new Baile' ' K , x Q ' v , v 4 'H L..-...'i-Hifi , 'gifs' R.. fW,rL.f -g- 'ffl-,q,...'.,:s--ffl--Q 1 we Am ,Q 'Ig -1- ,- i , E r -ee...-, so A -QL ... . be ee as y A' A -5,- ROBERT HILL Mex Hill is a basketball player par excellence. His ability to play football and basketball has helped him to win many friends. MARGARET COLLIER Red Red , although very tiny, has energy, ability, and en- thusiasm out of proportion to her size. She has won her place in the Senior Class. EDGAR VVILLIAMS LkEdY! Ordinarily Edgar is reserved in nature, but when he plays fooball he forgets all that. PETE HANVKINS Pete Pete flashes around so swiftly that the impression she leaves behind her is a streak of loveliness. Pete is a very energetic girl whom We are all proud of. FAY HOBDY Fay ' Fay is a very industrious student, and is one of the most brilliant girls in H, H, S. She has not let her work interfere with her making friends in the least. LLOYD HUMMERT Lloyd Lloyd, with his wit and smiles, has won a iplace in the hearts of those who know him. G ERALDINE DURHAM Jerry There is a spice and kick to Jerry which combined with friendliness forms the basis of her popularity and besides, how she can yell. JOE CLEVELAND Tuffy Joe is a careful student- careful not to over Work. His cheerful greetings are always desirable, and they are willingu ly given. ..7C fL3r-f'- P T 5 iii: ...,, '-- 'fi-E.. '- f- m LE gi 44 1 ,----N. ,ax s-.... l A .1 m ' -aww-nslrm ' it :i'ji1Q,-gp - .X ' 3' tgierfi, -:ig I L ......, -f'44 l- X. ' if 1 r ' , :Til --'t e-if A - swap , if-eye-2 - 95 1 M M --F- fi' -. W nigger , 'rf Chuck always has a funny 5 X . - . ' R' 5 V ' -if X' sill'-MSP 2 'cl ' 1 N N- ' . - , 4' 2 0 DI Mk' I 1 , Q Y ' , . - --,,,..---- 'Q--sv ,HW S Y Qu 4 A ,,- ..b.,...--...SN h an-Y-i?'.l' ,- i 'xzfjg ' is ll, fly V All -7- - ' , ,ge--4L ESEVy IWW AA,,,, M., .K N-X., F .V ., . m5,w, Vr . H ,. eeaea A H gff'1'4 2 ,Ne 'Wifi ist? is r 1 xl 4 A. 1 Y -1- 2, 25- HERMAN VVALTON CLAY FRANKS Chuck ffKay0H joke and has never been known to have anything less than a suitable retort. IONE GARDNER Dick lone is indeed an asset to any institution and we are ex- pecting to hear great things about Ione some day, PRENTICE HENDRIX uspinxu Prentice is a good sport, and is smart at games and books. We approve of the manner in which he plays football, Soma how, the Seniors look to him as an older and wiser brother. MILDRED SMITH Mildred Mildred just does not know how to be seriousg she just was not constructed that way. She flirts with fun continually and uve think that she usually suc- ceeds in having her share of it. Clay is a straightforward girl who is sincere and determined in everything she undertakes. EARL. H!LL Hill Hill is unusually quiet-un' til he gets started. He is a friend to all and has made a very popular Senior, HAZEL RICHERSON Hazel When you think of Hazel, the picture of a neat, pretty girl comes to your mind. She is very industrious and her chief characteristics are sunny smiles and neatness. TED CATHEY Silence Ted has one big advantageg hedtalks slowly, which gives him an opportunity to think at the same time. Ted, success is your. May you hold it as you hold a silent tongue. V:3 -r--'him ia ...... '--vxiv-hx ' --:QQ .fe ll. LL Z? LEX: R' 1. fm t j'P'w 4 -anal-undue. - - . . , ' -H '-'-- ' 7' ffl ,. .19 .- ...,, -s I Q -lbp i if 'ia'- '- '--N... --A4- ,,,-fQafg ,,.. X H 3 9 - s. ' ' I, -Tis' -1Li.'fe---1 ' 'F iff- ' ' 'Xa-1--M - fl -f ' s, X L t-'Qt I. ' v-kg., , 9 . . 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This party will be one of the brightest of the happy memories treasured by the Hamilton High School Seniors of 1931. One of the merriest festivals of the schoo1's social calendar was the Hal1owe'en Party in which the Juniors so graciously entertained the Seniors on Hallowe'en night. The K. P. Hall, the scene of the joyful time, was decorated in the spirit of the night and was truly spooky enough for the most weird -- 2 - ' J ' 'mt F' --'-- . ' .fiil ' -- If 33235 QM 'TAX fb mi if '- - J 1. so S W 1- s JP w tm N '-und-gunna. 'Air 4 X . , -'V , v f ' ' ACZTI' 1. ,V .mr . ,Z.-ii... M N M I . if ........, 'I 'Q-4-rllf ' Af- 5 -' x X-Q1---- -1 qu, V . ,Z ' . ' A '--' -L.,-.S 'f--,,..k .5 Q . . HA, tr F ,fl W. ' 1 ' ' . TT . 1131 A wg ' , 1 ' - - .,i.-5-:gf ' 'F Qatar q AQ 1 e war ff' A k ara ' 'wx . X is 5 'l .Elm xi., 'T --,-Qg,.s3 'dL 'Q . - --Y -H -- -sm -- ii -tg fvi K- - .-ers' 37, ' rl it 'K' fav- ' Qu , of ghosts. 'The hostess even overcame the Seniors mantles of dignity and all joined in for the jolly games that were played. Truly it was a night to be treasured in the memories of the Seniors who love 'Ole Hamilton High forever, as well as for the jolly Juniors. But there must be an end to all things, so after delicious refreshments were served, the guests departed, taking with them a pleasant memory of a joyous time. St. Valentine was elaborately represented when the Seniors of '30-'31 assembled at the home of Miss Lucy Helen Pigg on February 6, 1931. A very pleasing color scheme of red and White was effective- ly carried out, representing the Valentine motif. As the Seniors arrived they each registered and then all entered with that class spirit into a number of interesting games. All members present reported a swell time, and expressed that this party would be a happy Senior memory for long years to come. On account of St. Valentine's mighty grip over the Seniors, they again gathered at the home of Enid King on Friday night, February 13, to be entertained by Maurine Register, Ruth Risinger, and Enid King. After the guests had arrived and had registered in the Valentine Register, the games were started. Games, stunts, and contests were the diversions for the evening. While all were deeply interested in games, the hostess broke the fun to serve refreshments. After which other games were played and then they bade each other good night. Following this the Seniors had their annual party at the Perry Country Club House which was a gay meeting place for the Seniors of '30-31 on the night of March 13, when they were entertained by the social committee of the Senior Class. The radio furnished imusic while the guests entered into games of 42 , flinch, bridge, other card games, and a few ring games. The Saint Patrick Day motif was brought out in the refreshment course and the favors. 4 ....--.... ' 5 11' ff F DFI, G N?-?IQQlQ N'75i5l , JC- . -,L.- A . sr A w f ..-,. I . K is ...Q M T- 3 Lg QR ' --ffl -'- .. ' I ' -1 -5- 'M' ' ' ',Egicg.:- - i's.,lE,-A.. 576- T. M 4- n 1 'A lj! -1? J W ,,...1TN-'4'F1..fg '..-,,1.g'3, in ia I x +. ,A 4 -Q-pvgqiumiuqv'- V , VV -V A ee I t 4 WEE V 5' ' f iv-:LW ' f if -2 iiili Sal war is 1 as 1. 1 r .f -1, - . fs T - Q fi W0 rf' 3 Y ,y ' is M------Q--s, ..,,, if -.-Hst......., I , ' l -,,,-f-f' on ' 'i 45--A 5 -Q in Y L u.!W,'.bi.FvA 5,4 'aw p my 'H ' vl U M -: U Q 9 9 fBllllllOlI S 50:2 There are sixty-four jolly members In our '30-'31 Senior Class, Of course we all will work and strive 'To make our grades and pass, There are thirty-three Senior boys, And we'll all agree, they make the noise. First, Paul West, the boldest, the handsomest, the best, He can easily be distinguished from all the rest. And Glover Wright, we see him so long and tall, He really should make a hero playing basketball. There's Glen Riley, yes, he's small we all presume, But his low mumurings can be heard in any room. Leonard Winkler, his blonde girl wants to attain, We do hope his efforts won't be in vain. And Malvin Clemmer, we won't forget to say, Is pofpular with all the girls just any day. J. D. Hurley likes to speak of Edgar Allen Poe, If he makes a great writer, the reason we'll then know. And J-oe Cleveland, we wonder if he'll make a physician, His talents should give him this noted position. Oscar Berry, the Senior boy as now we see, Is working hard, a famed lawyer to be. There's Lawrence Wren with his singing voice, He will surley make the opera his choice. And Merritt White, he is distined to be a messenger boy, With his letters and his papers he should bring great joy. There's Vester Newton, he'll be a minister we're We may in the future, his long sermons endure. And Norman Schrank who's fond of all the girls, He really entertains in all their social whirles. Bertice Ballard really likes football, Sl1I'G, If he were not present, there would be no game at all. Oh yes, and Maurice Craig so bright and dignified, His tricks and mischief in vain he tries to hide. And Charles Lemmons. who likes being a sport, They couldn't do anything without him on the ball court. There's Everett Blackwell who is always so chaste, He studies so much, not a moment does he waste. And Otis McClintock who talks to all the girls, We wouldn't be surprised to see his hair in little curles. W. N. Fuqua really likes to radio, There is practically nothing that he does not know. And LaVerne Patterson, who tries to lead them all, But really and truly, he likes the study hall. There's Earl Hill who always is on time, f ef f-'sz' get 358 4 K -1g,,..- -hp... F - li , .... 1 , ' 'iiiiii' Q 1 ,...r. v ' . g g f , , I :fr ---h- ' ,E ,.,.. ..,,fw9'7:.,- it pi fr '- , . -N... 'mi-ef---s i is gym' '- s 'v-s pf I 1 f Q J -- - , M , Q 1' 4- 1-1,-S-'Iii'-' ff 'fe- ' ' M i - 'K ---9 .. 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There's Sammy Harelik, the president of our class, He belongs to that noted Unholy Three, mass. And Loyd Hummert is also an Unholy Three member, An occasion last Christmas he's sure to remember. J. fT. Wren, a most studious Senior lad, is he, We have no idea what his future will be. Also Norman Thompson, who is interested in immigration, Perhaps he will some day be a leader of our nation. There's Herman Walton, whose speech is very rare, Of course he 'possess that high and mighty air, And James Billingsley, who is little but loud, They say he can be heard in any crowd. Then comes Edgar Williams, not the least, but last, He's a believer of the future and not of the past. The total of the girls is thirty-one, .A nd amid their work comes FUN. First comes Merle Ferguson our most masculine girl, She would not change her roudy ways for all the world. There's Velma. Gromatzky who a saxaphone can play, She'll surely be a professor of music some day. And Geraldine Durham has won her renown, By her winning smile for every one round. 'There's Ione Gardner who indulges in fun, If we were entering races. I'm sure that she would run. And Hazle Davis who loves a bl-ond as well, All the girls auite envy her, and she's a popular belle. Also Naona Livingston with her laughing eyes of brown, Wouldn't it be terrible if she should wear a frown? And Merle Whittenton, who pretends to be bashful and shy, But if you believe this you'll learn better by and by. Certainly Enid King would keep going to the drug store, Even though her mother told her never to go any more. There's Ruth Risinger, whom we all like to hear speak, tl at u'i'XM w..f-as at , 1-.ET ' L :J W , ' H l 'ff up 'ii' 11111-11. T, - - I s 74:5 48- f' ' 4 -sv v 1 4 1 ,.., ,Hx 5 bo 5 ., .M ,Nw . - A . J I Y '-,- ' .g.,., - - '- A 1 V 1' AA it 1,215 lf 2' ' ff ' . ' ' M J ' f- I Q, VY , 1 ...Q-nl-.pw-wuiunsf lf'-'udrfv-yy ' Inq Jfj gi A f , Ei -, if-Qjeif ' fgtfhzrfq G 1 U r-as are are sl -f . ' ' L ' ax ff ' 4. A Q' in N1 . . ji. fplgnl' -f-- jffl'Xle r--M i s f X.-.Ax V-.nw A .2741-FJ E-0 vi.-i s -H A 1 -F:,:3P,,,-v--- ' f' It seems that she never tires, but could talk a week. Don't forget Pete Hawkins, w'ho's the life of her class Indeed she is a teaser, and a jolly little lass. Lucy Helen Pigg really might be called Miss Prim, But we'll have to admit, she's always neat and trim. And Freda Clayton, who likes all conversation, But ask her how she feels about Math. examinations. Marrrie Schwartz whose silence is just gold, But no Wonder, it's just this, her age she hasn't told. And there is Johnnie Petree, who is known by all, Of course she is fond of boys, whether they are large or small. Also Sarah Knorzer, whom her future has starred, We hope her prospects will never be marred. And Alma Hartin who's as studious as can be, She's striving to reach a goal, as we can all see. There's Myrtle Windham, with her starry eyes of blue, We hope her success, in what she undertakes to do. Also Margaret Collier who's little but loud, She believes the saying that two make a crowd. And Erna Clay Franks, a writer she hopes to be, And then there'll be good literature, as we can see. 'I'here's Maurine Register who really is precise, But she's a SENIOR, and of course we think she's wise. Loraine Munnerlyn with her fascinating eyes, And really her smiles should win the prize. And Edith Pitts of study she has no fear, Some time her education will be a treasure dear. There's Zuba Agee with her curly hair, She doesn't like to study she does declare. And Hazel Richerson who considers Math. a pleasure. This subject in the future may prove to her a treasure Sara Nell Embry whose tricks are so rude, It would be impossible for her to be good. And Mildred Smith the campus round-about, Of her frequent car rides we are in doubt. There's Maxine Huddleston our librarian clever, She is always courteous and gives us service ever. And Gayle Hendrix, who likes English so well, She says that she could master this if she' could only spell. There's Maxine Durham, who likes to keep in style, Although she keeps on studying all the while. And Faye Hobdy, one who likes all books, She has at last found her favorite reading book. Ruth Hibits an intellectual Senior lass, She concludes the list of our '30-'31 Senior Class. -Dedicated to my Senior Class and our sponsor, Miss Urcy Cook. FREDA CLAYTON, Class Poet. A421 w....,..PMr-1 we -LQ I J WIN - L ' ' K ' . ... ........., 'E Q H93 -3 Y 2 my - s. ' , f'.,g V , .f--' '- ' H - '-1 QP ' Q 4- v 1 1 K ' ' .-..-- . f - 'Y N-5 ,, ,fu ' - il 1 'w ' i 'Rr W i V-J .sf l H J. W , ,, 3 may , . , , . J'-' ' vt ' . ' H - . 5 -'vw 'Tf ' H 1 , U gn 5' 7 5' ' J H .I-it . 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Many of the students started out together in the grade schools, and united i11 the seventh grade in one jolly band, forgetting the old enmity between East Ward and West Ward. Officers for this year are: Loraine VVhite, tpresidentg Daphine Pointer, vice- presidentg Amye Oglesby, secretary-treasurerg Louise Pierson, Chairman of the Social Committee. The Juniors believe in the fact that all work and no play makes students dull company, and they set the example of mixing social activities with studying. Their social calender, which we do not. have room to print here, was full of picnics, weiner roasts, parties and other happy carousals. Let the Seniors boast of their dignity, their superiority of underclassmen, speak of their intelligence and stately mien-but after the Junior class of this year has passed on, others will say: That was a live class, always progressive and active, jolly and friendly, and greatest of all they were good sports. 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V - 'J S-,-ff! U U , 1 dx JXP ti QBp...1,V ex -' X ff'-at m K. ,+ J . ---W--.. t1:ala......, if ,fn .21 s'..,q..!mgPA1f -1 3- ' lu, v Y Amr i .LTWV ,-..-TQQSN SOPHOMORE CLASS TOP ROW, left to right: Obera Richey, Eldon Jones, Nellie Eidson, George McCoy, Clarice Lawson. J. H. Smith, Elizabeth Miller. SECOND ROW: Genieve King, Alton James, Cloie Thompson, Milton Bass, Catherine Wood, Quinn Rounsaville, Mary Virginia Wieser. THIRD ROVV: O. K. Wall, Margaret Davis, Otis Grant, Naomi McClendon, M. R. Ballou, Evelyn Dalton, Louis Harelik. BOTTOM ROVV: Eaxline Smith, Burrell Elliff, Patty Logan Gerald, Joe Garnett Walton, Viola Jones, Malcom Prueitt, Velma Ruth Dalton. JOHN PAYTON WILLIAMS President ,j?f.V3 'N'-M fi A 3 A , M3332 57122 e tiiiafis as -- ... ...K 1 -,W ms., all lillqll ul,,,,,,m.,,,L 4 .L ' rv- - . V . It 'T' , H , lf- V , Q N 1, T , 1' 'ffjrx Tien- ax- i-......ff.,,Tf4-,. .J-me---N-.--.j,E .fp ., .. ,, fp K S, ..----,. ' --. -..,.L.:l15'.g ' . A 5 5 . f , , . rf' . . '1' 'IJ' - . V R N f -K ,, , ., , V 14 ,,.QQ-,J -1 kr. -1' - 1 -W - ' - - ', ' . ' ., ' Y f ' . . . . Tiff Til-filill?sKQ.lETE..L fn , y x 'q , W E l ?-K , ,x I f f' fi v ,' N Nt ,vm If Rx 1 1 ng 0 XX Ag I . ,,---- 9- 'r---- X' '4 '---we--S J.. .,. 1 Jn r- an -wr' nl ..... -- ' , 959, 4'-M .5 -X, 5 Nfx ni qw iv ,nb - H 95 .-,gif - -- if SOPHOMORE HISTGRY fPatty Gerald and Elizabeth Millerj Although we are only Sophomores, we are everything Sophomores should be. YVe have entered into every contest and school activity with the right spirit, and have been very successful. We have boasted many athletes. John Payton Williams, one of the most popular boys in high school, made the first team in football, and showed some of the upper classmen in the lineup how interference should be run. Pewee Jones, another soph, was student manager of the football club. Gordon Toby Gipson, Otis Grant and Ernest Grimm also worked for the squad, and Will be valuable men hater on. During the County Interscholastic League Meet many Sopho- mores competed. Nellie Eidson played doubles in tennis, Joe Garnett Walton won first 'place in Senior Boys' Declamation, Clarice Lawson and Obera Richey took first place in Junior Spelling. The Sophomoes could not be left out of the high school orchestra, as we have more members than any other class. 'They are: Obera Richey, Nellie Eidson, Patty Logan Gerald, Margaret Davis, Eldon Jones, J. H, Smith, Louis Harelik, and Quinn Rounsaville. Almost all the girls were in the Pep Squad, and they were very loyal members. We believe in having our fun, too. On Friday, April 3, we had a picnic at the American Legion Park. It was a very enjoyable affair, with Mrs. Sullivfan, our sponsor, in charge. The Sophomoes beat every other class in school when they won the half-holidway for selling the most tickets. to a play directed by Mrs. Bentley and Mrs. Sullivan for the benefit of the piano fund. She Sophomores have also had the saddest event of the year happen to a member of the class, when M. R. Ballou died. He was one of the most beloved and most popular members of the class. If you do not believe We Have the Stuff just watch us as Juniors next year. -ff, 4 ,mr H LKSXA' .s-. S, 'fi ff- f' tml? vis is . .. ' 'J A ..,., ' Ag ' : ' Q MX Tl, 47+ -- 'i' ,-N ' N-E- IZ: A-H f ,. ' 4 Q '-' 1 '- M - . . Q, 4 ' - , - - -. A Y x . . . ,Q-W, .. , , A 0, ' ' X - Q k 'D' - - 1 . -3w94 'fY .F,ffMH'muwn.f .N r , .--MW w gg .,s..,..,. 'rf 'l' 'YF A 61- he 1 .I y 1 N K Erie lily ,,. M, og - f-f jQ51'I4iks ' -so 'err'-' M 'i- - ' , . - FRESHMAN CLASS Presley Atkinson Paul Claunch W. F. Clayton George Coston L. 'TL Crain Joe Dempster Arlie Hibits .lohn Morgan J. VV, Morgan Aldrous Oglesby J. T. Pointer William Ragsdale Joe Thompson Charles Wood Scott Wright Robert Hafley James VVest Narval Wade Raymond Driver Lee Bostivk Ruby Babbitt Josie Bailey Charlotte Barnes Kathleen Beall Lorena Collier Lillie Mae Driver Ethelyn French Joyce Hartgraves Amye Lee Hendrix Pauline Little Myrtle McCrary Ruth Miller Zona Newton Ora Newsom Imogene Norwood Beatrice Oglesby Ruth Pirtle Mary Pigg Margaret Sikes Mary Fay Sparks Annemone Stiles Fay Thompson Willie Lois Barnett Merle Pigg Helen Easterling Frances Eubank .rf sw- , 4? ff-2-Zig 51 fire? il A -vxi: - ,LM 1- K ,W 'S me Q J-as x 5 8 1-'nos-,-V tml lin ilu! ,, 4 1 5, ,fd .,.. were-N I ,T j 'Q A 2 vii f- . f gf.. , f A w J ANY A-A,lZ..I.:-i ' H H x 1: , - .1-x.::X iff' X 'SLN --- -t--- e 1'4 ' -l L '-N-N..-,.... ,.,, f ., . L -uf ' M- --Nswixz-:s,.,. - . f -' , , 'mv ,L ENS, K- ,. . N .. . .,... N , -- ,Wh ,. , ,, 3-. ...- 1- f fx 4- Q B - - - e 1 A A'-H 4 A , k 4 -ond!-u-ullv-1. E b 595325 TFT 1 3 Jw P YQ, ew w! ,. ,fm L Aff ' f ,.J f 5 is Lg - Q., '1 K xi , 1 V sl fd ff? fx I ERVOTIMIGS fi mm 8 -ig-F a ,,, B W, - 3 953,12 ss-L -C B9 M Qwlliliw cugtzwj, 'x' ---X --ff - - ..., ,Q Wig- J V , 1 H-- .. . ,,., ,Tim -All-+f....i..-...Qs-. 52... f 2Yg -- -A . - X 47: -- , -.-- -'---. ...F c ,, ,,...- '- Q Q X ,. R f --:G-as ':g- , '-S-....... -, -N - , X-X, .4 , r, , z.: .J , VJ .--. ,H H Q-v----. , .. wh ...v n 1 V7 - - , -- ' -- - ,Z -- - 1 N. ix. X k ,..- VA A Y .H - V Y Q . K .1 , xr 3 4. -gi , ,., . .., ! 1 AJ Y' ,G , A - . -V ENUM K Vl Ni Sxwnlirnlr AQ? 5l'1IA,l , il4'7L.'Q'L' .N ll llilbf A Vg. 'i'Q,1Cl 1 F fr , H rim-ew ,f J J CLASS FAVORITES In spite of the fact that most of us were poor this year, unusual interest was taken in the popularity contest at a .penny per vote. Altogether some 4000 pennies were dropped in the ballot boxes. Each class selected by popular vote a boy and a girl to enter in the contest for the most popular boy and most popular girl in the entire high school. Each pair of class candidates had campaign managers from their own home room. This system resulted in some warm political speeches being delivered in chapel and elsewhere. The Seventh Grade candidates were Mary Sabrina McKelvain and George McCoy. They were managed by Stella Jane Rounsaville and Vincent Wieser. The Eighth Grade, or Fish ran Ruth Miller and Presley Pep Atkinson. They were managed by Paul Claunch and Ruth Pirtle. T-he Sophs entered Genieve King and John Payton Williams, under the management of Nellie Eidson and Eldon Pewee Jones. The Juniors ran Louise Pierson and Russel Fuqua. These two candidates were managed by Andrew Craig and lsmael Pirtle. The Senior Class entered Enid King and Sammy Harelik. Geraldine Durham and Charles Lemmons managed them. The four candidates who survived the primary race were: Enid King, Sammy Harelik, Russell Fuqua and Mary Sabrina McKelvain. In the final run-off Enid and Russell won. ...f':5.-- 3 5 ....,,. '-ysgz., -- -fl.. ' f 'JP .4 NAM he MII l1m.,vuT::1M,,m-,L ,-tm: : - ..,,, -- s:---- I 3 , ' K . C .arg i' gm i . A N ' :Tri --2. 'N- .fix J- --'-.-, e-rage? fe- N-N, H fr. ...H ' f ji - 1-' M 1-M - -s-v-1-T'3E-f--- 4, . 'R' , 3 1. gym . 2, an s ,, ' ' , -Y . X , . A' . k . , V . - . ff ' -cigfiif QAM' W RWE QLYPZW 'W KE AF' WE' W if A A ' J 2 4 --I '7 lj-L? ? 'F Fi J! : 1 'I--,,ii..--- v '..3-KRKQQ' REL -53.1.4-'Q-.. fwfibif -7 - f', 15.111-- A -wg v ,- ..-- , W Sl f- ,, f f -fu'- ', - f A, -- Q f ' '--'-.tr 4.1 K IZ, W 0 :TEE 'Q f I , ff I fx ...'d'Qv, :U , 'Y X ' ' .j Q - 'ln . Y :k 'x! ' f' :lf A K .F I A I U x gl' 'J ' I Y 1 X 5 N w-L l Urgmmizatioms ffffsigzw . . f F 4 '-A 2, VP gifs fx W' 'T' L J . ' . 'L,,,,,- '- --'.1,1'QV js A. 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Asst, Editor Tuma PQOMCQT STQSLIHF GERALDINE DURHAM RUSSELL FITQUA ERNA CLAY FRANKS ALVA CONNER Sor'iet,y Editor f'EllfU0lliSt Art Editor Sports Editor -L 1 .-f------M fm A w . -K? . -L W.- ,.- M , is :ig ,g,VV' t N 7? .,::.i1 - -W: H W1 R SL na- . L . , 5: gp ELA A 'Q tf im, 1:'fj1 . RQ df mfg!! Cl 'U' ' , ' - . - 'Q' - -E.,f3,,....Xng A d,,,4-.:,,.,,,,,- ,. M ' I A'-T1 'f' - -,mu '---1:1111 ' :EH 'wr ' X K-f---f-m- : 2 - .xl - ' ' X . ,i y-MJ, , P v V , A , ii, . uf' g .01 .- H ' ' EEE'E . ' ' A ' V M Q , Qlflzm Ijfilllf j ' Q V. .JA - 4 -vw!-naive. if ll L-ggka is -re ' W ..- QQ'- '... X 'E --f --'L' ', ,,- , ,L - ,. Y 4 u W rl it '1' ra, ' l 4,-1.1 , --sr-,r. ..-U ' ... ..lH.- - . . . ...ws- , x -F -4Y- r F .-e,.::,j fi ,L fl,,,. J -egjli if . if . ia if' aa fe I x 1 I'-ik K . Z I 7' 1 :ni N H N327 QL .-Sr GLEE CLUB Milton BaSs Kathleen Beale. Irene Brinkley Lorena Collier George Coston Katherine Cathey Margaret Davis Geraldiine Durham Sydney Edmiston Nellie Eidson Erna Clay Franks Murl George Margaret Grisham Mavis Higdon Maxine Huddleston Loyd Hummert J. D. Hurley Thomas James Patty Logan Gerald Genieve King Elizabeth Miller Lorraine Munnerlyn Johnnie Petree Louise Pierson Dorriece Pirtle Ruth Pirtle Naomi McClendon Obera Richey Nolman Schrank Mary Fae Sparks Cloie Thompson O. K, Wall Lorraine White Merle Whittenton Mary Virginia Wieser Q Q L 3 A ' 'Q T Ni fig 1 fwfr 1 www' Q mn ' ' 'if li'l- NE f--' ., 3 5 N 'N -f5L- 41114- BS' 'fd---Lbilf.. ,L v -V ff' - -Q -V . 4. - 1 .... , -.., , -:.,- V... g ..,..,i::, ,, ,. , ':,.,,. -i HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA . - ' 1 '1 -'ff mfs 'il C SF: fav- C f 5:1115 ' 4 f- 'NW A f it 'M re' ???r'? i'f+e 32354 lllfef QQ li' va N - l - f If J if lbw lf A3 it we - ' fn, ' ' . 4 , . 0 1 'H .. - A ,' ,------ ' 3 ---- ,., K en 4 fa- ah----H---t-. .,-....H.-2535, V B V . Zn. .- T. A. .-Me f M- .- -X-C- . , s 4 YJF A 1 In -,D-r .. W, Nivr lw H 'N ' Al 1 i W Leo F. Rendessy, Director Louise Pierson, Piano Nellie Eidson, Violin Arlos Thornton, Violin Obera Rirhey, Violin Beth Brandon, Violin Faye Sparks, C Melody Saxaphone Margaret Davis, Alto Saxaphone Floyd VVilliams, Alto Saxatphone Vincent Wieser, Alto Saxaphone Louie Harelik, Soprano Saxaphon Sammy I-larelik, B Clarinet Eldon Jones, B Clarinet N, -f- w' , A 1 231235 ff? 4,3 v- ,ff-Y -5 6 J, H. Smith, B Clarinet Boh Miller, B Clarinet Quinn Rounsaville, B Clarinet Lorraine White, Drum Joe H. Eidson, Jr., Trombone Murl George, Cornet Glen Pierson, Cornet Carson Pieree, Cornet Sidney VVieser, Cornet Velma Gromatzky, E Flat Horn .Ioe Thompson, E Flat Horn XV. R. Coston, E. Flat Horn -. F x--, Fx S, F T ' '-Ili' 41 .Tu - .. rl lx .v ' it J:-xg:- .,.,-,gx A ,T,4N-w,.,m-N S v, P., .. 1- I If , -kai: 'A 'r' I-w w ff XB-NW.- . ,L -- ff oi, . ,Q - - M A'lT-5w'l n ' .. A . . if A 1' A Qmlvil 13?-' 15? il 'tm .1 .4 '4 --v:v-muon. 31? ' K---lf--fszf - G- eye Kkfffyhq 11-2.1 q fl g q -f 1 MT-HA: N eeae TWH ly. ER .Q- rff' .+ - -'-J Ylifllfca M A53 ' 73dl:l,PWl53fe ' N ?'Q-fs' if . ef 4 -,w--M-H-..tM gli: ,iv:e-...,.N le fw ... 'fi5'l 'Ai' T !g'f't'55 i l- -l i eeee --We e e T44 Y? Ibalette alnnfll lBlI'llllSlll1 Clluli MISS AGNES BRYANT, Teacher. MRS. C. E. CHANDLER, President. EUNA MORGAN, Vice-President. STELLA JANE ROUNSAVILLE, Sec'y-Treas. Stella Jane Rounsaville Mary Sabrina McKelvain Edrie Talley Tink'l Cleveland Charline Chandler Mrs. C, E. Chandler Mrs. Crockett Mason Loraine Cleveland Euna Morgan Gayle Hendrix Clarice Emmett Myrtle McCrary '-- Y ':'f '-'A-N-Mu I Y 3 air' fl ?',,,-ff: ,,.,, r-- 4- i,,, --- ff . 22:23 my li N .T Y 4 4 AR---h-milf? -1... ix N -.5 -L 'sg 'R 1 Y any 7 , ,Q I - K Q, , X ,, .. ' V I C .. Ae - 4 -M 1 .- ' - -- 1 ..:.?e--' ' f'i -ii haf- --f Meme- . -1 , .A-if f - --If -. A QXQ---3..:.sw 4,-.-I-Q . 1 . 'f' , VS- --' ' , - - 4 T :- ' , , .. . A ' - , '. fp' ' .f rr ' R. .dw - . ' ' ,.' r -V . ' ' , I 9 V ' A M-.-w.,..:v ml! g,,,,d,, ,,, .1 . Mr, ,. ,iz 1-41, ,- , . . fi 9 , F . . W .. 3? x ir N jfgff 05? I 3311543 ik' --.E5 qi: wi .dc e f L 4 I4 f QIJJ. ta f AE li IL! , H ti .1 J, .LV5:.- rff 5 .5 -Rx ' ' K M if ' t il H 3'W'v J Xiu FET f f'i - . s 1 ,-.---H-.. ny' ,gigfb,-,.. fifgae - ' ,,---- E sr . 1- P Y- -Me---iam--.---k..a..'w I .NZLAVQ n Y' uugwqlbif , I bl- , x i ' z eal . Ann Wi: New- ,, PEP SQUAD On Friday, September 12, 1930 the Pep Squad was organized for another year's work in Hamilton High. There was enthusiasm shown not only at the first meeting, but also at every meeting held during the year. The first meeting was held for the purpose of elect- ing leaders and officers. Pete Hawkins was elected Pep Squad lead- er and Geralding Durham assistant. The following officers were elected: President,Pete Hawkinsg vice-president, Geraldine Durhamg secretary-treasurer, Johnnie Petreeg chairman of social committee, Hazel Davis, Enid King and Louise Pierson. The Pep Squad under the able direction of Mrs, Sullivan had the most successful year in its history. Great loyalty was shown the school, and the football boys. The Pep Squad was always on the sidelines cheering our boys on to victory. Many stunts were per- formed by the Pep Squad this year, and it gave the spectators a thrill to see those seventy boys and girls ready to do their part. Entertainments were given at various times by the Squad for the football boys, but probably the best was given by the football boys themselves when they entertained the Pep Squad with an old- fashioned souping. It is the wish of all the members of the Squad who wil not be here next year that those left behind carry on and make next year the best in the history of Ol' Hamilton High. 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Bogus Wrenj The Sigma Gamma Mu consists of an active, working body of business like seniors joined in one group for better co-operation in satisfying their thirst for grammatical knowledge. This club meets every Friday afternoon under the leadership of Miss Cook, and renders programs about the different branches of civilization. The Sigma Gamma Mu consists of the following members: Zuba Agee Oscar Berry Everett Blackwell Maurice Craig Sara Nell Embry W. N. Fuqua Sam Harelik Gayle Hendrix Prentice Hendrix Ruth Hibits Lloyd Hummert Charles Lemmons Otis McClintock Lorayne Munnerlyn LaVerne Patterson Edith Pitts Hazel Richerson Lyndon Sargent Mildred Smith Herman Walton Earl Hill F-ioyd Williams Fay Hobdy J. T. Wren Maxine Huddleston '- -' fu-Y H ,.... . --rep.- ------ 432531 IZ,-.ka am, +0 ' Ld -A-1-RANK in-It 'X .-1.12, AE , . M' t -- I fr-,jj - L5 54 exft, ss- - ' Ai . . -'Q' Y' i 5 ' .1-Taj 1 TJf Q -Q--A ,,: ... ......, ..,-f'Tfg I'-f--' '----. W .2 I7 K' f A .A-.f,,...-.g I A-in . ew- .1 - A--f . . -zf f . e v . . ' r r Q, mf Jil.--f t 1 -MP? :x A ' -H '- '- ' 4. 5, f . V- ,,.,., ' X 'M ' 4 .1 .W -wmv-nuan- 'L ' 1 .-.'zf TE7f ':fa'9fq' Q 1 .- F .. , ' ' 'NW f Q Q X ml lggsrigglsggqa ff K ti. 'fs ' '35 Q W ff .W Sie P Q, 'M : ,f T ,,,--------we-1, ig, ,,l-ie. is W T152 j,mY'4 '4..ZHfrL.f -qw - fn, nfs!---HL--HE ' 'UK Wl:f g'X-as I 1 ' K -:w-.: ,,-- -M ,. V H' :.. - + - K 5 - U. C. ENGLISH CLUB In order to learn parliamentary law, public speaking, and to link themselves more closely together, the English 11-B class organ- ized a club. This club met at the regular class period each Friday and enjoyed programs on various subjects which were entertaining as well as educational. This variety added spice for the spicy. Bertice Ballard James Billingsley Freda Clayton Malvin Clemmer .loe Cleveland Margaret Collier Hazel Davis Geraldine Durham Erna Clay Franks lone Gardner Velma Gromotzky Alma Hartin Pete Hawkins J. D. Hurley Enid King Sarah Knorzer Naona Livingston Jimmie Nicholson Johnnie Petree Lucy Helen Pigg Maurine Register Glen Riley Ruth Risinger Norman Schrank Margie Schwartz Norman Thompson Arlos Thornton Paul West Merritt White Merle Whittenton Edgar Williams Myrtle VVindham Leonard Winkler Glover Wright Vester Newton ffur ,,,-.---M In 'iw ga -+5 xsfgggg gi Q? .:: .,... . '--sv-Scif.- ' -- I3 , 4 .im .Y 'ff n 0i ' .1 .U '.-ant!-v-it-1. v7 Q '-' ,..- --.-,-., A- '7i5m::-7-': '--'T-STA-X X E , fi R I , I , J ---kc... .. '59 X'---f--- , - ,Q -Y' ' ' to ' !n5 S------ -e.,,,..f2jf-f':,,,,,'i ' , fa, p . ' 6 ,TN A' 1 Q 5 ,A F -A - ,,.-- g Q A . -2 .Y Q ,' ' .1 'I-Z' A-Qu-.'i ' 1 'Rex 'ri' ' I ...ef-ffzgif 67:1 fl ' 4 ff .3-af S Au f 2 4 'J Z , , -if ?7'45QtQE 35.3755 lglflbetjw 'LE' QQ If , N A' D I 1 1 M 5 , 1 L Q A .A -if-to ' 0,5-..IlU ak .' 'fi ' l 5 .4 ' F !,,,-----'- - -1 ,.- Eb----H--Q., I QQYQJ r ., .iuflzwqibifb-V 'L AJ.- R i agg 1 4 ' i Lgxfw- , I THE JOLLY JUNIORS CLUB Jolly time is the real motto of the Jolly Juniors Club. They have been organized since September 19, 1930. and have been having jolly times ever since. Even two of the members, the honorable sponsor and a dignified senior, Bum Williams, were to lessen their titles to become Jolly Juniors once more. Not ony has the club been entertaining, but also educational. There were numerous jokes cracked and Kangaroo courts heldg programs of art, poetry, authors, and many other interesting subjects. The club members were sorry to have Leota Newton and Bum Williams drop out at mid-term but were rerpaid by the arrival of J. C. Wade. Otherwise the club has remained intact. MEMBERS Nell Blackwell Irene Brinkley Lillian Cates Katherine Cathey Andrew Craig Alva Conner Miss Cook Sydney Edmiston Clarice Emmett Olivia Hedgpeth Lorraine White Mavis Higdon Earlee Holloway Jewell Fay Hurley Clarence Manning Leota Newton Louise Pierson Dorriece Pirtle Daphine Pointer Sophia Sargent Paul Smith Floyd Williams Inez Youngblood reuse'- 1 ,L Q Gifs, fl ' ...,. , -Mw- a Sig? gap 45 ZX Ql1.KRvg gE-- ' Q 'Sn 4 L I 1-'vvh-v 'm link in un 8 4 -owtlvuivn 3 or 33, 5 'XQLE ---- A - . 4 f N f,Qi71 A 1 gg-.. x. R N ,N it cr' . f?1-Qef1::::1bs' - --f' or-is--PM 272' M f t if I f 'M' '- T-'-Ll . --eh , ,.- ' - ,,- A e '..r,,Z' -sig. - , - Q 1 ...jg , A .. ,. V, . --f -af ,ff ' - V-ff-fit 1354 13 1 , 1 . F ,, ' ' 4 ' NW f ., X ,N g -,fe fy SE, li'-fi is if-151 Egg j wg x If J Q 3 7.3-4 if 1 ' 1 lar' - H Xu ' 7. J! f 9 + . '- Y ap -ff -5 ' W 1 J- Rl XP U U . -J H- 1 , --l. .1 g l Q ,, Y, 2 rf w' f 5 Q' 'rf K ,,--f----A-ge L -,- lm.-----...M -,,,.,,N QQYN-s + auvfwilhifb- -TA 'l-,11L,fZz-'f ' : H 792 Y a-1 ...W x?-- , ,qu ' ' f Y 'jf -Life.-'Di .N A 'A-1 . --v ' ,ii ,--15 ,, 4 1 WILLING WORKERS CLUB At the beginning of the year the 10-B English Class met and organized an English Club. Once weekly the club met and enjoyed otherwise. A successful year was an interesting program, comical or enjoyed. Those enrolled were: Nadine Agee Garland Anglin Eugene Berry Grady Couch Bernard Dansbee Neal Dancer Russell Fuqua Murl George V be ---'- ' Emir- f' fl'-iF F' ,1 cc.,ce ,, guy L-,743 e Qrwv lk Buell Hurley Thomas James Billie Carey Amye Ervin Ruell , .,,,, -.--.. NE'-1 Lemmons Noble Oglesby Prueitt Talley . r XT .fll YV ff' a 2513:-or-iff, e.r-61.11B:::1.1fi?fflMmr'NNe-L+-- if M x ' we , 4 ff H o- rr . , ' Q E- A , fi. 3.1,1?al-'. ' gf,-ra . , , ' - ' -- , an 1, ' 'Fl I A ,.,'.,,, , f. . . U'l6'9bpy- fm! lm . nn an 1 -.-we-mann QV! L for f 7ig?4f1 F fl - C f V 'X H--,,-------'r+k 'M Q. fx 7, -1. ...- ., YL . .L- . farm- Z---ff ...X JL- ' -ff is ut .-:my . . wg- .l 5 VL.-,,q.-f-536 g: '-11 . 4 L . Pdf 1- 4 ' 1 ? :fini Ill? H l 1 if rim QR W B ' . -- wif sl til Vflseff Q it 1 I N N8 W- 'fl X Rf. '4 , v ,., Cnkl 4 , A , YJ q M bv 0 ,,.-- X ' t -5,w-,e'.:b 0 A.-A HOME ECONOMICS CLUB I Ruby Babbitt VVillie Lois Barnett Kathleen Beall Lorena Collier Margaret Davis Frances Eubanks Ethelyn French Joyce Hartgraves Mammie Hedgpeth Amye Lee Hendrix Genieve King Pauline Little Ora Newsom Imogene Norwood Mary Pigg Margaret Sikes Anemone Stiles Cloie Thompson Paul West Ruth Pirtle -' A' .n-D-Mm I 3 lk ' -m'..i::,, ETX. 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' 1 +-5 ,m, J 1 , 522 :ic ,gg arf s 1 c, fc-'F fy. 11'- W 31 ,gh Y fr 11 , ww 5 , 2.1 , ,r wg , 1 A vw, 4- 11. xg ,S 7 7 35 wwf' X-W . f , 5E 'WL mlmig' 1-:QE yi 4 1 -11 2 A S YH . p Q ., .114 ' -- 1f'Tf7f 'Q A , P C ' -11 f Q 1 K- ifwfgvgg LW 5? QQ ff f . -' 'rw 5 .M 2 x- 1' N 1-'f-fs' H .+ J' ,,--.----R-.. - .,,, 9 zm..-.A, Xb bf. ntzfk nf., af.2,gIA..fg.A V ff - W LT, 0 W In ,wi n A. C. NIX JOHN B. SULLIVAN Assistant Coach Coach agiggwdfl N:-.F f- wiggxc til? .,,... H11 'J' J in -P-fb X 'WW K-v-0'w-v 'ml lm ,nun 'ha uh .,..,--..........- 1 H , , h '?'S.g1'l --QL... ...A .... - I ---,UV -- ---'- V-.- - - .... ' f -'-L... ,- , ' I if 14 ' 4 L A f Q K j - digg 75-Q7'7 -' -,- ....... -.-f-'J- :.- -M 'A ', ' p fi '- , H- ,--.9 . -H V 1 -ixx -b, ' - 'X-.-.. - . J 4-H y f -- f .- . --1 W -- ff-.. , . W f .' 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Charles Lemmons, pictured above, was captain of both foot- ball and basketball. This was an unusual distinction, and the winner of it deserves more credit than should usually be bestowed on a high school captain, W. N. Fuqua, the other lad pictured on this page, was selected by his team mates as track captain. He lettered in football at end, basketball at forward, and ini track as a 440 yard dash man. He was an outstanding performer in all three sports. 15552.53 -is f to ... . l e f jg ' 4 ' 4-A V 'A'tlt d fiiiiifgl ,, X I -t 'iam 'T1'A4'- Ht - l--a': wX-'-J-- f 1' il e--f 1 '-'B . a s - ...W . .. 'ul V ta.- -...C4 .4-' -L5 fm K 'rpg 2' uw,.w,..,,, 1 lilly 'gags 8'-.E AL ---F-- 1'f 5 , 17 - - .. f 2 WTI' fm WLQFQ- gg N -3,M ,,, ' 'QYSFI' .KG Helga Q E A ' I ,' 1 ,,--f----s-N ' ..., M gf , ,., Q3-fr nm 'd 'f--2AUffv1B1.'g ,P V -- s gi -TJ -iff? .i F -J X 7 5 X M . vim, , 1-'Em if -'LX' . 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In this new position Steve made good and was probably the best offensive center and line backer in this district. LYNDON SARGENT 175, Fullback This was Sarg's last year to play for the Bulldogs. He played fullback on the offensive and backed up the line on the defense. He covered the enf tire field when in action and was working all the time, He made not only the allfdistrict team but also the State Honor Roll as well, Sargent could be depended upon to gain ground when it was needed and could stop the other team from gaining. SAMMIE HARELIK 1.20, Quarter Sam came out for football last year and was a good second team man. When training stat- ed in the fall, Sam was right there. He started out playing halfback, but before the season was over he was one of the outstanding quarterbacks of the district. PRENTICE HENDRIX 1 80, Tackle Hendix had never been in a fooball uniform until this seas on, but before the season was over he made a man's size showing in the eyes of every coach of this part of the state. If Hendrix had one more year to play for the Bulldogs, he would put himself on the all- district team. CHARLES LEMMONS, Captain 205, Tackle Hoochie, the big captain, was the daddy of the team. He had that valuable, rare knack of instilling confidence and fight in those whom he led, His physical power, coupled with his personality, made him one of the best linemen and most valuable players that H. H. S. has ever boaster. He finishes this year. May we find more like him. PAUL WEST 1 5 0 , End Paul is known as the dash ing end , but was shifted to quarterback. Paul's leadership as quarterback brought the Bulldogs to victory over several teams at the first of the season, but Paul was shifted back to the end position at the last of the football season. JOHN PAYTON WILLIAMS 135, Halfback Payton lettered his first year this football season, but it was his third years to suit for football. Payton,' played a halfback position and was one of best interference runners that has played for the Bull- dogs in several years. He has a bright football future. Watch him! w. N. FUQUA 145, End Tince played his first year for the Bulldogs this season, but he made it a good one. Tince is a good natured boy but aggressive, cut out to be an end. He is fast and has all the qualifications of a good player. Hustle is his middle name. f'5 'I' stills? are -as . ssl f--. ,Aa 1 sf-N-fat ' - 1 -1 ...... .. H' Mil - Q- F b X n ' -1,- -- M- - ' -' -- ' C if - K. ' viii? 7 W f JZ., ,L ..,.,,. , . - X.,,,-,C--.18 ... A 1, ' -af f - . as sf 1 -. ' s 2- ' -haf: N- 'U N - , '05-v, '..llm nu In-an Ev ',: 5 I Y 1. I if U , a . mx -U-E 'iii' ' X U. l w 1 pg- x I x o 'wuhbw K9 v X . it ss i f . A 'Ti' --is -fn -U -z,-: v l .. H ' Aw. are at . ' ,..- f y 'IW 1 QQ, ,Q .sy J. T. WREN 155. Guard Bogus has lettered his second time. He played center on the second team last year and lettered as a scrub on the first team. Bogus was shifted to the guard position this year where he made his letter. He is a good natured, hardgfighting boy and the Bull. dogs are sorry that this is his last year to play on the team. EDBEN SIKES 160, Half Son lettered his first time this year with the Bulldogs. His good punting and passing, along with his line 'plunging ability, made him a valuable man on the team. Son has another year of football and we hope he will be able to play for Hamilton. BERTICE BALLARD 1 9 5, Guard Although Ballard came in from the country and did not know much about football, he fought hard enough to letter. In every game he played hard. Ballard fought hard and hever gave up. This is his first and last year for the Bulldogs. VESTER NEWTON 160, Guard Vester's first year with Ham. ilton, but he showed what he was made of 'by his hard fight. ing. He started the season at guard and his fighting spirit kept him there. Newton always had his side of the line on its toes and ready to go. This was also his last year to be with the Bulldogs, f'-Dr-f fs KH 'E LaVERNE PATTERSON 2 0 4, Guard Zschiesche, after one year's absence from the team. returned to his position as a guard, and became one of the mainstays of the team. His hard fighting often encouraged the team to try harder. This was his last year, and it will be hard to fill his position. IRVEN JONES 150, Half Irvin is one of the few men who will be with us another season. He was held back this season from his best by an in- jured ankle. He is expected to lead the backfield next season. ROBERT HILL 160, End Hill entered his second and last year for the Bulldogs, and emerged as a victor in the vic- tories. He came in last year as a gre-enhorn and rapidly be- came a valuable man. He play. ed end last year but did a great deal of 'punting this year. JIMMIE NICHOLSON 1 4 5, End-Center Jimmie was the outstanding man among the reserves this year, and is exlpected to be a regular on the lineup next seas- on. His aggressiveness is his main asset. He played any position, any time, and always put out. 4 X'-'X--:xx-' gag ,,,.f-rf: 5-......LNw'X ff R Vw in 3 SEE, L- E 3 Lliiiii- ??5LiEr. J? 15 ' ' S2 A '-'-' i 1 -... li ph, In - A- me -P-- 1. v. - , --- is 'T ' - 'N4-,.,.. 1 TF '7 N .. 1 - PM I1 ' Tw- A' -V-'Y -- -- if n A ' in ' A 'ir is-as.,.,,f 1.111154 H, I W6 .1:'- ' ' . ' - , iff'--igjf cfFa 3!'1 I 4 1 , isf' 1 kg I' F ' ,. . EL s Qelfg api trays-are 7, K ' '33 9 07 7 .1WL'1ff9 '7 t5 L 3'kD fs ' 'M' . . 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Most of the starting lineup graduates this year, but several good reserves and letter men will return to play another season. fr If The past season's schedule and results of games follows: September 19 September 27 October October October October October November 11 November 21 November 27 3 11 24111 11 31 af W ,N-R. 10 11 17111111 62:1 1.42 1 Desdemona vs. Hamilton 11 Daniel Baker vs. Hamilton 11 Goldthwaite vs. Hamilton111 111110-25 1111 110--0 1 .11 16-19 ,Comanche vs. Hamilton 1111 1111 6-13 1 Hamilton vs. Dublin-.- 11 1-0 Forfeit 11Hamilton vs. Stephenville-111111110-26 Gorman vs, Hamilton 11 11 1111 0-7 1 1 111 Hamilton vs Gatesville 11111111 14-7 Hamilton vs. DeLeon 111111111 6-13 Hamilton vs. Strawn 1 11111 111132-0 'IS ---s, 1. , il Hz H W 4 H 'af f r-- V 14... . M 'l gs. ' 2 gn-M Q Ss .1 L - V , f 11,1--f ------- H' ggi, -ff 'X-N..-,1w11 ,Q -1-if Y 'iifge ,J 1111i-'j'11l :,,g 'V 1 Ah 5 11 - . f' Q-b. A qi Q., v. ' aj' . ,... , . 1 s r' 1, u p -. . 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A , x fi - . ,ff-I ,A . Q me at tzmlseaeia. r s w 'I 1, v 'p. I 'A 0 gl 4 I 'Tile as Q M W 'A .V -5-1,-fr 'M' A... -s 'j,4 + V ' -- I BASKETBALL The Bulldogs enjoyed one of the most successful seasons in basketball this year that Hamilton High School has ever had. With only ten men working out, no two of which had ever played together before, they Won the Hamilton County Championship for Senior boys and defeated most of the other quintets they met. Due to football the boys did not begin working out until after Thanksgiving Day. They ,practiced a little from that time until Christmas, and took up basketball in earnest on the second day of January. They developed fast, being in good physical condition, and started playing practice glames early. The height of their playing season was reached when they defeated Gustine in the John Tarleton Gymnasium by a score of 22 to 12. The Gustine boys had just wfon the Daniel Baker Invitation Tournament. +They then entered the district meet 'at Brownwood and drew May, one of the strongest contenders for their first opponent. They put up a stiff fight but lost to the May Boys by four points. In the County Meet. thed defeated Gentrys Mill, 31 to 85 Mt. View, 23 to 9, Carlton, 25 to 21, and Indian Giap, 25 to 15, in rapid succession to 'win the cham- pionship. Incidentally they defeated Comanche by a score of 27 to 13. The five outstanding men were: Lemmons, Sargent, Fuqua, Ballard and Hill. Hurley, Riley, Newton, B. Hurley, and Schrank kept them working hard for their positions. Lv-f-is 49 M +1 QA5 '- H-f if 4 H ?1:i1: A 'AYEEE31 , '33- L 4 1 A'l'Cl1.i1p'-1 'K I ' + -w -V ------ ,fix ,. .....,, X, ,ig fi , - I -f br -M-I--M .IF Q-'f -,ww 1 ef . H Y at f - -4. , ...t - fs. -V'-I 1--.,....-.. ' 'W ,,. ii 'Af 'BT' 'fmt .1-rt x V7 4. ' J ' . 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In the one mile relay Fuqua started, Ballard ran second, Hill third and Sargent anchored to win third flace. Ballard and Sargent ran unusually good fraces in this event. In the same event at the county meeting Fuqua and Hill ran fast heats. Among the Juniors John Morgan looked best in the county meeting. Ballard and Sargent qualified for the state meet, but this book was printed too early to give the results of their work there. Hamilton athletes' best time and d'sTance for the past season follows: 100 yard dash Bostick, 11 Sec. 220 yard dash Hill, 24 Sec. 440 yard dash Sargent, 53.5 Sec. 880 yard run Hill, 2 minutes 16 secolnds. One mile run Sargent 5 Min. 5 Sec. One mile relay Fuqua, Ballard, Hill, and Sargent, 3 Min. 44 Sec. 120 yard high hurdles Ballard, 16.8 Sec. 220 low hurdles, Sargent 27 Sec Pole vault Ballard, 10 ft. 9 in. High jump Ballard, 5 ft. 6 in. Broad jump Sar- sent, 18 ft. Discus throw Riley, 94 ft. 7 in. Shot, Ballard, 41 ft. 8 in. 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