Hamilton High School - Review Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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wciitldif liliivlcw Review of Year Continued from Page Six How fondly we remember Merely Mary Annu! It told the world that High School students fat least from Hamiltonb are capable of putting on a real play in a real way. Next came the memorable Palace Nite , a gala affair for the foot- ball team put on by the Junior-Senior Club. The social events of the Christmas holidays are kept sacred in our minds, diaries, and memory books. Clarence is the next feature of exceptional interest that will long hold the memories of its cast and of those who saw it. We were all exposed to the Army Alpha Intelligence Test and sur- prised even ourselves by our intelligence. One of the big assemblies of the year was the one devoted to honor- ing the E students. President R. M. Hughes of Miami gave the ad- dress. The boy's basket-ball team was one to be proud of, but the girl's made an even more impressive record of not losing a game. We Will always honor and feel proud of the Blue and White girls. Gone, but never to be forgotten, is that memorable Senior Dayn on which the most outlandish and childish costumes imaginable were worn by the dignified Seniors. Ah, well-a child but once. The base-ball and track teams were again up to the school's high standard and deserved the support which they received. One of the greatest sources of pride of the school and especially of the senior class, was the production of Nathan Hale which was played with true professional acting and characterization. How dear are the memories of practices, rehearsals, and at last the play itself before two packed houses. Last, but not least among the reminiscences of the juniors and sen- iors are the Class Nite and Commencement exercises. Now that we have finished this most joyous year of Hamilton High, the seniors to join the Alumni and the underclassmen to continue in the school, we look back with yearning for the friendships and faces that have been dear to us, and in parting we say with Aeneas, Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit. l 14

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622 WEEKLT RLMUEW MRS. LOUISE GROVER Librarian Have you any books? Yes, sir, Yes, sir, for them as looks. W. H, LEBO Supervisor of Music Little Boy Blue come blow your horn. l C. W. JOHNSON Chemistry As I went over High Street bridge, I met a right ,QQOOLI Scholar. MISS GEORGIANA HAHN Secretary Toll me pray, where you hide yourself all day? MISS JOSEPHINE SLATEK Supervisor of Drawing The Queen Wai in the rlraw- ing room. J. H. DE ARMOND Military Training There Wm El litilc man, ami he had 21 little gun. rv ,asaeaa affzi -'f,111 1 .,,' 13

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