Hamilton High School - Review Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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Hi-Y 3, 43 Patriotic League 2. Hi-Y 43 Athletic Association 43 Athletic Association Play 43 Hik- ers' Club 4. Hi-Y 43 French Club 43 Patri- otic League Z. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Hikers 2,33 Hi- Y Play 1, 2, 33 Athletic Associa- tion Play 3, 43 Athletic Associa- tion l, 2, 3, 4. EDITH PAIGE 'Tis rumored that Edith abhors the deadly pastry and milk choco- late. The reason? Sh-h! Some- one just remarked that she was getting quite stout. But we know Edith will not worry about it for she isn't of a worrying nature. To be old-fashioned, we can say that her manners are very lady- like and that is saying quite enough. MERCEDES MARR NVhen this blushing maiden came to Hamilton High there was an epidemic of broken hearts and twisted necks. To see her Hit around the halls made a fellow feel like throwing his books away and watching her. Why worry over such horrid thing as books when Mercedes is near? If you ever feel depressed, take our ad- vice and hunt for Mercedes. EVA LANCASTER Here is one student who can truthfully say that she has made good use of her four years. 'We never see her idle, although she finds time to make staunch friends. How does it feel, any- way, to be so brilliant? We would like to know you better, Eva, if you would only allow us. EDITH MERRILL At a first glance Cunless it should be in an argumentj Edy would appear a neat and sedate lassie. But the next time you look, you'll find the biggest bunch of independence, yet. Our Mer- rill has a good deal of spirit and a lot of pep-when she wants to use it. One thing we mustn't for- get-she has sympathy by the pecks and can be a very capable nurse. Can she cook and be a good housekeeper? Yea, verily! Bill Griesmer- See you at church tomorrow ! Thirty-one

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Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y Play 1, Z5 Athletic Association Play 4. Hi-Y 1, 2. 3. 4, Hikefs 3, 4, Hi-Y Play lg Athletic Association 3, 4, Patriotic League 2. Freshman-Sophomore 1, 2, Junior-Senior 3, 45 Hikers 3, 4g Boys' Hi-Y 1, 25 President Junior Class, President Junior-Senior 45 Vice-President Freshman-Sopho- more lg Swimming Manager 2, Captain Swimming 2, 43 Tennis UH 2, 33 Basketball H 45 Football H 4. Patriotic League 23 French Club 4. Wilhelmine Reutti- Aw, gee, listen kids, I c Thirty MAGDALENE DURROUGH Ah! Our fair young elocution- ist. VVhenever there is a play or party we always rely on Mag, for we know she has the ability to en- tertain us in a manner that is charming and all her own. Our eyes have become accustomed to this auburn-haired damsel and we are proud she belongs to the class of '20. HELENE BENDER For some reason or other, said young lady always reminds us of a Spanish senorita. It must be those hair, that eyes and them neck, With our compliments. Has Bender ever asked you for your lessons? You know the rea- son, don't you? Why, of course- a date! That's Helene. VVe all like her-boys included. ROBERT BLAIR Behold! The master of all evils, the doer of some good and the red-head of our class enters! He's one of those fellows that hold up the honor of old Hamilton High. Tennis and swimming are his pals and he has a fine record at foot- ball and basketball. He's known as Red, Buzz and Blair - but he's just Bob to us-one of the best products of the class. HELEN STOUT If wit had a commercial value, Helen would be very rich. She is accused of having remarked that boys are such idots. Always say- ing such absurd thingsf' It is said arguments are the spice of conversation, therefore, when Helen says something it is full of pep and to the point. Leave it to her to stand up for her rights. an't-if

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4 Freshman-Sophomore 1, 25 Junior-Senior 3, 4, Military Training 3. Athletic Association Play 4g Minitrel Show 35 Princess Bon- nie . Junior-Senior 4. Hi-Y 1, Z, 3, 45 Hi-Y Play 1, 3g Athletic Association Play 4g Re- view Stait 45 Treasurer of Hi-Y 35 Patriotic League 2. FRED HAMMEL All hail to our chauffeur. Fred lives in the country so we can't tell how he behaves when home but at school he is somewhat shy of the fair sex. But he has lived through it all very easily, haven't you, Fred? A mighty fine fellow and we remember his manly sup- port in anything worthwhile. VERNON BENZING Fat and jolly! That's the way they make them! Laugh and the world laughs with you. Vernon also displays 'Ksome voice. This fat boy shows spirit-he turns up for try-outs. That's the at- titude we like and we hope it will gc? hand in hand with him through i e. HOWARD SCHAEFER A newcomer but a mighty wel- come one. He's from Sevenmile and an all around good chap. His hobby is catching the 5:45 train every morning. That's more than most fellows can do, and we take our hats off to Howard. Early to bed and early to rise, you know. EDITH MAE FITTON Divinely tall and bewitchingly fair. That's what they say in story books, don't they? Well, this is a story book that tells the truth. Many good records has this said young being, as you can see. UEdi Mae never gets just terrible mad -just a little bit worried when cause arises. She's also planning to go to Smith. Them brilliant guys always wuz a great envy to us dumbheads. Geneva Weiser- I'm tellin' ou Timmief' Y y Thirty-two