Hamilton High School - Review Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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WEEKLY REVUEW Gordon Oyler-He'S right in for all the school activ- ities and we feel that we've known him for four long years instead of one short one. We're so glad he made himself right at home and let us know he was here and we're glad he came. Virginia Newkirk-One of these bobbed-haired little misses who would much rather go to a party than come to school. We need gay, happy girls like Vir- ginia just the same as the thoughtful, studious ones. Horace Shields- t'Tubby Essington of O. S. U. fame never had a thing on this boy as a drum-major. When he led that band across the field, the crowd was all attention. Now 'tis rumored a fair maiden is leading him, even as he led the band, Dorothy Davies- Dot left us for,a year to explore California and perhaps discover a hero. She must not have met with success because back she came. They say a bad penny al- ways returns anyhow. A'Dot is slow and easy- going but very much scared of the grim facul- ty. Cordon Oyler-Athletic AS- sociation, 4, Senior Play, 45 Band, 4. Virginia Newkirk-Hi-Y, 3, 4, Athletic Association, 3, 43 Glee Club, 4. Horace Shields - Fresh.- Soph., 1, 2g Jr.-Sr., 3, 45 Athletic Association, 3, 4, Senior Play, 45 Debating' Club, 3, Orchestra, 33 Band, 2, 3. 45 Radio Club, 1, 3, 43 Rifle Team, 33 Capt. R, o. T, C., 4. Dorothy Davies-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 4, Athletic Association, 1, 2, 4. . ,,, ,. ... ..... .

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2 WEEKLT REVUEW Thomas Dempsey--If life were only one long dance! Eh, Tommie ? If you want to see a couple real- ly dance, watch Tommie and 'tEd . Tommie has a style of hair cut that's his own-it's pa- tented too-so beware. He's got one achievement we can't find the combin- ation to. He can get les- sons without ever seeing a book. Is it induction or deduction? Sarah Cohen-We all have to take off our hats to Sarah. She's getting through in three years and pulling off prizes right under our noses. But then, remember she's a Cohen-what they want they go after, and get it. Sarah is a class in any- thing all by herself. We'd like to know what subject she can't talk on. Rudolph Augspurger- Who can help liking this jolly, good-natured chap, so ready to please or help you out the morning after the night before? It sure- ly is a nice grin that he gives to one and allg it's always ready, even on blue days and surely im- proves our temper. Just hang on to that cheerful smile and the success of life is yours. Susie Guntle - She's rather backward about reciting - at least, she acts as if she's demure and shy, but we haven't figured out yet whether she really is, or whether- well, she has neglected to study that certain part. However, she hasn't neg- lected to study some hu- man beings known as men --but that's all right, Su- sie, Hop to it! Thomas Dempsey 1 Fresh.- Soph., 1, 2g Jr.-Sr., 3, 4 Sara Cohen-Hi-Y, 1, 2g Athletic Association, 23 Hi-Y Play, 23 Debating Club, 3, 4, Rudolph Augspurger -Ath- letic Association, 1, 2, 3, 4. Susie Guntle-Hi-Y, 39 Ath- letic Association, 4. S' rv

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WEEK LT X Jeanette Mills 1 Naughty, naughty Jeanette! You don't like to study at all, do you? And such inno- cent sounding alibies fsome seniors in Mr. Fichter's classes didn't know what an alibi wasl you can find, too, for not having your lessons. Well, this would be a funny school if everybody liked to study. You're all right, Janet , Nlarion Woods-Our electri- cian and all around handy- man. He always appears to be very brusque and business like. It has been rumored that more than one female endeavored to dazzle him by 'lvampingn but remain true to your rep -be vamp-proof. Lorene Epley-'Koh do yall? Well I don't .-Behold. the sassy 'tWidow Chic of our honorable senior play. She certainly can act, and we're proud to claim her. Lorene is one of those people who can use more big words in a minute than most of us can use in five minutes. We don't know whether she's bluffing or not, but she seems to know a great deal about 'most every- thing. Harold Cates-To look at his countenance one would not be able to tell Wheth- er he was plotting some wicked scheme, or think- ing how pretty the little birdies look, flitting about in the blue sky. It is to be hoped that it is not the former. He really looks like a vaudeville star, but -you never can tell! pf X flag Nl.. ga lllillllriw E Jeanette Mills-Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4. Marion Woods-Jr.-ST., 35 Athletic Association, 2, 3' Radio Club, 1, 3, 4g Capti R. 0. T. C., 4. Lorene Epley-Hi-Y, lg Ath- letic Association, 4g Sen- ior Play, 4, 30 14+