Hamilton High School - Review Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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THE REVIEW AS YOU TURN THE PAGES OE THIS 1927 H. H. S. ANNUAL AND GLIMPSE AT THE PHOTGGRAPHS JUST REMEMBER THIS! THEY WERE MADE BY JACOBI MURRAY 2055 Discount to 1927 Graduates

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99 THE REVIEW Elie Enreahnr CContinued from Page l05l night, I must see you. Tell me that I may,- shall we say here in the garden of the Cassino? If you win? You must win-until to- night,-good-bye. The amphitheater was brilliant with gay decorations, and the bright clothing of the crowd, It seemed that all the celebrities of Spain had come to see the bull light-the famous dancer Senorita Price and the Duchess Metcalfe, sat in a box which was richly arrayed with flags and drapings. The young novelist, Sen- orita Hinds, had caused a sensation when she had appeared, Then was a sudden hush-a toreador appear- ed in the amphitheater, he bowed-a wild chew- ing arose but suddenly stopped-a bull rushed forth from the wall-it caught a glimpse of the red and charged-Frederick was prepared for himg little by little the bull worked him into a corner and then by a brilliant attack he was again in the middle of the arena,-with one more slash the bull will be conquered-but-seel Frederick has slipped, he is falling, the bull charges-the crowd shouts madlye-the horns of the bull have caught in his clothing-but wait--someone has attacked the bull from the rear, one wild thrust and the bull succumbs- Senor Mitchel has saved the day. The mob is exultant, a new hero has appeared. Alberta recklessly fought her way through the mass of people to a little room oil the arena. Here Erederick's slight wounds were being cared for. He saw her at once- Say, clear out of here for a moment, won't you? he appealed to the attendants. Oh, Frederick! Darling , she was in his arms, Hit's alright now. You see I'm not a Spaniard or a toreador but an American. Mitchel and I are on a world tour, he bet that I couldn't win a bull fight. He wins! But why didn't you tell me you were an American? VJe promised that while we were at Seville we wouldn't tell anyone that we were Ameri- cans, until the fight was over. Will you meet me at the Cassino to celebrate to-night? That night as she danced in the garden of the Cassino, under a tropical moon, in the arms of the man she loved, it seemed indeed like a scene from fairyland. Happy, dear heart? A tender smile was his answer. THE GREEN LANTERN SOUTH - ON - THE - DIXIE' UDRESS WELL AND SUCCEEDN- Until it knows your true worth, the world judges you by your appearance. TO BE SUCCESSFUL- LOOK SUCCESSFUL. You'll find the right things to wear, here, always, BZ, i 6, - jeff, .- 'YJY5-,Qz1.4Lf7'r.5'11oP Third and High Kuppenheimer Clothes Society Brand Clothes Dobbs and Stetson Hats G O L F SPORTING GCODS and RADIO SUPPLIES Eield - Air 4 Stream 'life Sportsmanls Supply Co. 38 High St. Phone 4135 Hamilton, Ghio

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120 Svnphnmnre Qllama CContinued from Page 57D Hale, Evelyn Hammel, Betty Hansman, Edward Hapner, Lorel Harris, Frances Hayes, Marvin Heller, Richard Henrie, Elizabeth Hensley, Mary Belle Hetterich, Robert Hibbard, Gertrude Hilbert, Kathryn Hill, Lucille Hinkel, Everett Hintermeister, Louise Holden, Mayme Louise Hunter, Harold Hunter, Joseph Hussong, Velma Hyde, Arthur Ike, William Jasbring, James Johnston, Claire Jonas, Lucretia Jones, Henry Jones, Lowell Kaufman, Henry Kehr, Mildred Keller, John Kidd, Marjorie Kincaid, Jack Kindred, Ann Kunz, Norval Ladley, Ruth Lamb, Helen Laughlin, Esther Legg, Robert Leifheit, Glenna Leshner, Leo Lester, Boyd Levin, David Linthicum, Bill Logsdon, Edward Lotz, Arthur Marsh, Martina McCormick, Mildred McDulTee, Gertie McGarrett, Adelaide Mclntosh, Helen McLain, Nellie McSwain, Arthur Miller, Eugene Millspaugh, Robert Minnis, Mary Jane Mitchell, Harold Moebus, Edwin Molter, Carl Moore, Thurman Morgenthaler, Emma Louise Morehouse, Charlotte THE REVIEW Morris, Arnold Morrow, Violet Morton, Jacob Morton, Sara Moyer, Oma Mullins, Ray Murray, Atha Musch, Howard Nein, Naoma Neofes, Lucille Nusky, Mildred O'Dell, Elmer Oglesby, Clyde Owen, William Pabst, Senta Penwell, Alva Perpingon, Wilhelmina Pettit, Beatrice Petricoff, Bertha Petricoff, Herman Pickering, Harold Phillips, Edgar Phillips, Raymond Plinneke, William Post, Hiram Prince, Earl Probst, Carl Ratz, Don Reece, Alice Reed, Mary Jane Reed, Wilbur Reist, Frederick Rekers, Herman Rentschler, Herbert Robinson, Clarence Rodefeld, Ralph Rogers, Louise Rosencrans, Kathyrn Rothwell, Jane Catherine Rozsar, Mary Rupp, Leona Sampson, Udora Sandidge, John Sauer, Archie Schaeuble, Charlotte Schaeuble, 'Mary Frances Schaub, Frank Schisler, Earl Schmidt, Robert Schirfranz, Edwin Schlickmann, Marguerite Schmitt, Ruth Scholl, Dorothy Schmutzler, Edna Schubert, Betty Schwab, Eleanor Schwab, Helen Louise Scott, Robert Serviss, Marjorie Settles, Lida Shafer, John Sheley, Janet Shepherd, Harold Shelhouse, Dorothy J, Shoup, Geraldine Sippel, Clara Smith, Frances Smith, Lucille Elnora Smith, Marian Smith, Marjorie Snively, Mildred Florence Snodgrass, Rowena Sperry, Emily Sprau, Warren Starkey, Eleanore Stefek, John Steiger, Bertha Steiger, Sam C. Steinkamp, Isabel Stephens, Bernice Stevens, Verna Stitsinger, Ruth Stuckey Louise Stuckey David Stanifer, Deema Stumpf, Mildred Surman, Florence Tanner, Irma Taylor, Thomas Thomin, Hazel Triebel, Charles F. Trieber, Elmer Truck, Adrian P, Vinnedge, Harry W. Von Stein, Ralph Wagner, Walter Waite, Lee Walker, Jessie Walker, Mary Helen Warren, Edward Warren, Melba Watson, Bernard Watts, Ruth Webb, Corinne Weiland, Naomi Weislogel, Ruth Wells, Mary Welsh, Alice Welsh, Eunice Wertz, Edna Whitaker, Ben White, Murray Wick, Emelie Williams, Gomer Th Williams, Merle Winkler, Fred Winter, Bernice Witters, Hazel OITIBS Woolwine, Harold Woolley, Esther Workman, Christine Zellner, Caroline Zihlman, Vera Ziliox, Thomas Zimmerman, Louis Zimmers, Russell