Hamilton High School - Review Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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'a. F':f3 l L' f X lg ' 'Q gk Jliw, f Q. A 2 Q E Josephine Streit-Hair just so. Dressed so neatly and we've even heard some envious ones of the gentle Josephine Streit-Hi-Y, 1, 3, sex ponder suspiciously 4, Athletic Association, 3. over the secret of Joe's 4, Debating Club, 3. pink cheeks. But we be- lieve you, Joe , You didn't buy it, did you? Albert Hoffman-Big, g00d- natured Al ! We all Albert Hoffman - Fresh. - know he isn't much of a Soph., 1, 2g Jr.-Sr., 3, 4, scholar but scholarship Athletic Association, 1, 2, isn't everything, you 3, 4, President, Hikers', know. Even though he 2, 3, 4g Foot-ball, 1, 2, 3, does bluff through his 4g H Club, 3, 45 Class studies, he's something Vice-President, 2. more than a bluff when it comes to foot-ball. Sadie Mae Crabb - Sadie may Crabb the show but she never has yet. She has pale yellow locks and Sadie Mae Crabb-Hi-Y, -1, most beautiiul blue eyes. 2, 3, 4, Athletic Associa- Just gaze at her picture. tion, 4. -Beautiful? She is the object of envy of manv fair damsels because of her graceful slenderness. Oh, Sadie, how do you do it? Exercise, diet or what? Thomas Slade-Tom is fam- ous for his skating pond Thema' Slade - Freshf but not famous for that Sophmlf 22 Jl 'S'r 3' 41 ,, alone Hevs Somewhat re- Athletic Association, 1, 2, served but not too prac- 3f 41,,J12,'Sf- Mmstreli tical for a bit of romance. Loyal 33 , The world awaits you, Tom-go to it! :e3::za:::e:s:z:., '-'., 1 ,5gfg,,gg,g5,3-,i 26

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' 1 life . -- ap Sl. 1 gig ll ' ' 5 is ig, 1 3 VV Edith Beckett-Our noble ' editore so we will have txzlzislosifiili 5155! fffmfgieY,.1, another of these brainy 915 4fiiCY1fi0Lvla210?, people. So quiet and 4'. ALh1'ti ' A Zhi t'i0' studious. Cat's wool is Pi. Y 2' 9 If ,C S1 bn one of her prides and joys. 3 'ni' i fagmglal. lg ' It's coming in now in bl gi Elms f4'.l EH' ' .e' beautiful ringlets. You Cfifmfg A u ll '4.fh'?lgl'f' know she had typhoid and .I le Li.nnE,a ' ' ,ls Oli we were in peace for sev- gm' k j 4 'ommencumm eral months. She tries to pea el' ' make us believe she isn't hefty but-'Z yes she is a mighty fine girl. Virgil Schwarm - Fresh.- Virgil Schwarm-Hail to the Soph-i 1, 21 Jr-'ST-1 31 4? king of the S. O. S. F, P. Athletic Association, 1, Zi He's got them all beat 3, 45 Vice-President, 4: when it comes to imitat- Senior P12158 45 Hik61'S', 3, ing the one and only 4g Annual Staff, 43 Foot- Kreisler. But V made ball, 3, 43 H 45 Basket- good in both foot-ball and ball, 3, 42 H , 43 Tfafrk, iiasket-ballg We are strong 3, fig Ol'chIeFtl'zEl'i ly, 2, 35 or him, Ban , 35 A' .lu , 4. Isabelle Stillwaugh- She's just Issy to everybody. When you think of her, you think of pep and energy galore, good na- ture to the end, and a Isabelle Stillwaugh-Hi-Y, Wonderful personality- 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket-ball Man- She could persuade most aggr, 3, 45 Plays-Hi-Y, anybody to do anything 3, 4g Athletic Association, with them eyes and them 49 Dyamatic Club, 3, 45 smiles. A fine dancer President, 45 Hikers', 3, 4. and manager. We think the only reason she's tak- ing shorthand is so she'll be able to write lists of names faster. Malcolm Webb- Ma deer folks, I takes great pleas- Malcolm Webb - Fresh- ure-etc. Mac slaves Soph 2. JI.,Sr 3 4. on the Review , favors Secy'jTTe2m gf At1f1etig , one. certain lighbhailled Assoeiationl 45 Hike1's', 43 semor lassle' and colltm- Review, 35 Business Mgr., uauy Says funny thmgs' 4- Asst. Business Mgr., 45 But those are only half of may Yi ht S k ,, rg. . . , . l g pea rl, ., hlm. The other half IS Jr -Sr Minstrel lg just Mac , What more ' ' A ' 1' could we say? In .'.' ' -'-' 1. 553 v'.V IJ 25

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5 f WEEKLT REVUEW Ross Bartlett-Our famous musician! Ross certainly can make our feet go. Like all artists, he's fond of ladies-like all artists the ladies are fond of him. But different from all artists he's level-head- ed. He can drive mighty hard bargains and there's a reason for every move he makes. You might think he's soft hearted- but dnn't be misled. Isabel Corless- lSSy likes H. H. S., doesn't she? She likes being a junior, too. Well, We're not sorry she waited for us-there's al- ways room for one more, especially this happy-go- lucky little girl. She never worries about anything and she says everything turns out all right any how. Well, We hope it will always be so. Palph Engel-Ralph may be a farmer boy but you'd never know it. The way he mixes Spenser and Mil- ton up is enough to make the poor fellows turn over in their graves, and he wants to know who wrote t'Burke's Speech . We can't imagine why he wants to know that-does he expect to beat up on him-or What? Martha Burkhalter - Stop! Look! Listen! She's got one on all of us. Whom among us can say we've seen the mountains and lakes of Switzerland? This girlie has-in fact. she was born there. Now take notice will you, look twice! She's in for any and everything-and she's got a whole lot of ambi- tion. Ross Bartlett-Jr.-ST., Hike-rs', 43 Base-ball, Isabel Corless-Hi-Y, Ralph Engel-Aljlllet sociation, 2, 3, 4. Martha Burkhalter-- 35 Athletic Assoc 4g Orchestra, 2, 3, 3, 42 3, 4. ic As- Hi-Y, iation, 4. 2, 3. 27