Hamilton High School - Review Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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Freshman-Sophomore l, 25 jun- ior-Senior 3, 4, Sg Review Staff 55 Annual Staff 55 Basketball H 45 Football H 4, 5. Junior-Senior 3. 45 Freshman- Sophomore l, 23 Tennis HH l. Freshman-Sophomore 1, 2g junior-Senior 3, 4, Roof Garden Revue 4g Hikers 4. Helene Bender-'KSay, have you got your chemistry. CORNELIUS ERNST All hail to the quiet, simple looking little fellow that walks our halls carrying heaps of books and appearing CPU overly studi- ous! Appearance is sometimes deceiving! This is true of Fat in another way, too! VVho would think that he's the one who shouts M97-103-42 Egry back hike! on the football team and Fights like a tiger on the basketball Hoor? Wlell, it is he-and we're mighty proud of him. EARL BERCANV The little boy that thinks he's so big! But what would the Sen- ior class be without him! He surely can handle a racquet Qten- nis and otherwisej. He's not mis- placed, either, in a bowling squad and an orchestra! When he gave his speech in his debate, we were almost forced to change our minds-and admit-he studies Some Qtimesj! ANESTINE WILLIAMS Ah! Yes! She is very shy and demure. Her voice is so very low that we must listen carefully to catch each word. She is always as calm as can be and we some- times wonder if an earthquake would excite her.--Anestine is ambition personified and we cer- tainly envy anyone who can trans- late Spanish like she can. ROBERT BEELER Sandy hair, blue eyes and a kid- dish grin-that's Robert! He smokes fcheap onesj, chews Qgumj, drinks Cwaterj and swears fit is the stylej! Alto- gether, he's a good old sport, with a glorious streak of wit and can make anyone sit up and take no- ticelf Including street carsj PM

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Hikers 2, 3, 45 Freshman-Soph- omore 1, 25 junior-Senior 3, 45 H Club 15 Junior-Senior Min- strel 35 Annual Staff 2, 3, 45 Hike Leader 45 President of Athletic Association 45 Football H 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball H 35 Football Captain 3, 45 Senior Play Man- ager. Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 45 Hikers 3, 45 French Club 45 Hi-Y Play 1, 3' Athletic Association Play 45 Seni i ior Play 45 Review Staff 45 Edi- tor-in-Chief of Annual 45 Secre- tary and Treasurer Hikers 45 De- bating Team 35 Athletic Associa- tion 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Night Speak- er 35 Commencement Speaker. Freshman-Sophomore 15 jun- ior-Senior 3, 45 Junior-Senior Minstrel 35 Athletic Play 4. ' - Hi-Y 45 Patriotic League 25 Athletic Association 4. GLEN HOLZBERGER No matter what game it hap- pens to be, one handsome face we always can see. Shiny black hair and a manly form, his poor op- ponent has come to harm! Each feminine voice sings loud with praise, when upon their idol they do gaze! When he's around there is aways fun, for Moke is the friend of everyone. I GRACE KRAUTH Stately, tall and fair is a de- scription of no other than Miss Gwacie Kwauf. Reams of gol- den hair, charming blue eyes and a coveted complexion are hers! Can she make speeches? Yes sir, and use big words, too! As for her ability for iesj isn't the fact that this book is under her editor- ship enough to prove it? We shall always remember her as a jolly good friend! HARLAN VOGEL If you have any question to ask, Harlan is always ready to answer them. Even if he doesn't know what you are talking about he will give you an immediate reply. VVe don't know what he intends to do as a life work but whatever it is he has the grit and persistence which leads to success. EVANGELINE METCALF Another of our studious mem- bers. 'Tis said that ignorance is bliss but in her case it must be wisdom is bliss. Judging from her innocent-looking expression you would not think she could possess such wisdom. Girls like Evangeline are sure to succeed for she is one of our blessings in womanliness and virtue. Helen Stout- I spentffour hours on history. een

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Freshman-Sophomore 1, 2 Junior-senior 3, 4, Athletic A51 sociation Play 45 Princess Bon- nie 4g Senior Playg Assistant Edi- tor of Review 45 Annual Staff 4 Commencement Speaker. Junior-Senior 4. Cashier Boys' Lunch Roomg Commencement Speaker Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Play 25 Review Staff 43 Annual Staff 45 Patriotic League 2. LEO DIEHL Senor Diehl, I believe? Ah- me! Those touching stories in the Weekly are his you know! A good, strongly built body be- longs to him! Yes-sir, he has a particularly winning way-a good voice and a dependable character! Let's pull oi? our caps and cheer this worthy member of our class! HERMAN DULLI Anything that is due, Herman will do duly! He's called a mov- ing man! 'Tis said he can move anything from a barrel of sugar to a piano-without exerting him- self! That's a hard one to be- lieve, isn't it? He's a good fellow -only we wish we'd heard more of him. EDWARD KETCHUM Ed is our lunch room cashier. The way he can count up a full tray full of eats is a mystery and he has never been known to make a mistake. Speaking of Spanish conjugations and synop- sis, Ed is quite an authority. We don't know what his head is up- holstered with, but it must be what scientists call brain. MILDRED DAVIS Mildred is always entirely too busy to be bothered by any mere male. But someday-well, per- haps it isn't wise to predict, but we will think it just the same. Was there ever a daintier girl within our school's gay walls? We can also say she is a most efficient typist. Isadore Hornstein- That's me-Hornsteinf'