Hamilton High School - Review Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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llt THE REVIEVJ TI-IE W. C. FRECHTLING Co. Hamilton's 71 Year Old Store FRECHTLINGS APPAREL-- INDIVIDUALLY STYLEDi-- ECONOMICALLY PRICED We're not satisfied unless we prove th is to every customer. Girlz' Zlnter-rlama Blanket-Ball QCOIYIIULIQIT from Page 835 The Freshmen-Junior was a tight game WHEN your graduation shoes wear ll - - to 10 with the Freshmen on top, while the Out' have them repented to look like Freshmen-Senior game was rather slow, 20 to 4. HGW. The Junior-Senior game was 18 to 4 won by the Seniors. The class standing is below: Won Lost Pct. Clj Sophomores 3 0 1,000 Q25 Seniors 2 l .666 Q35 Freshmen l 2 .333 C43 Juniors 0 3 .000 Lots of Satisfaction QX .M.rAucs1'r-.m.cLA -i- Q 19 -flf REALTORS SCHLER BLDGPTXOXX Salesman JACK MOSER 4788-L iii? ' ' - :SS -,-lt. ' 0 , ' -X fx - gr Goodyear Shoe Repairing Co. MAX HORNSTEIN, Prop. 208 South Third Street SMART -- APPAREL For the woman who knows Jkml ' l'Qmil5on'5 Newest M M Wamag' 1 106 High St., Near Front Hamilton, Ohio WINKLER The sun shone and the rain beat up- on it, but it faded not for it was a WINKLER NSUNFASTH HAT Hatter Furnisher 235 High Street Hamilton, Ohio

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Qlnmmerrinl THE REVIEXV 117 Glluh CContinued from Page 975 Bronze Medals Ann Feuerbach ...A..,. 46 Words Maude Anderson ...,. 45 Words Earl Turner ...... Irma Brandel e..A Helen Maerz ..,. Alma Dwinell.. Geneva Jones A... Isabel Wisby .... ....,i..45 Words ........44 Words ......,.44 Words .......,42 words .....,..42 words ........42 Words Alberta Winter ......,. 41 Words Elva Clemmens .......4l Words Circulating Library Greeting Cards Juvenile Books Desk Sets Fountain Pens Corona Typewriters SOCIAL STATIONERY Calling Cards School Supplies See us for your Christmas Cards Stationery Gp Office Ruth Getz ..............,. 40 words Ida Braun ..,..........,., 40 Words S zz Z . is hoped that the club will continue with Q its Work and- that new interest will be created Complete Office Outfitters for its promotion. Stationers Yours truly, ANN PEUERBACH 217 High St. Telephone 587 Shuler St, Benninghofen Manufacturers of BLANKETS Retail Department open from 7 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. daily except on Saturday, open only from 7 a. m. to ll a. m.

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THE REVIEW 115 whiff: wha QContz'nued from Page 9D plays. Coach Tilton and Miss Banker, plus Major De Armond and Sergt. Blackburn com- plete our list of 'lcaptains of various school enterprises. R. W. Devore advises both the senior class and the Boy's Hi-Y Club, while Miss Pettit advises the REVIEW staHf and a troop of Girl Scouts. Miss Sharkey is also an advisor, her charges being the Girls' Hi-Y Club and 'ALa Espanitaw. The Misses VanMatre, Wittkugel, Keller, Culhan and Griesmer, all come under that group known as 'Abridge players , and their spare time is taken up following the teachings of Milton C. Work. Mr. Arnold has quite a name for his Voca- tional Guidance trips, by which the students receive a visual education. Mr. Carter and Mr. Fludder are quite well-known about the town, and may always be seen talking to someone. Mr. Fogarty and Mr. Milligan are perhaps not so famous in deeds as others, but their person- alities are liked by all. Mr. Kimmel has his hands so full of freshmen that he has little time left. Miss Sears, at one time REVIEW supervisor, now supervises her Ford on its daily jaunt between here and Glendale. Miss Slater super- vises the art work of the school, while Mrs. Sepin, as librarian, supervises the outside reading home-work. Miss Roll and Miss Dowty can cook and that alone, in this 'Acanned food age, is enough to endear them to most people. Miss Crawford has not been active in school affairs recently but she has a job carrying the love of everyone who ever studied in her classes. Fin- ally comes Miss Bullock, who is to be married, So it can be seen that after all we have a human and famous faculty, which is and has done much for this school, for Hamilton, and - for fun. THE GREEN LANTERN BROADCASTING STATION W. S. R. K. WJ-W W- cQ bCA5f- - 35 Hamilton's New Metropolitan Department Store - The - BURNETT - WAITE Co. 232 High Street A Store Catering to the Newest of fashion whims The newest modes in Accessories, Ready-to-Wear, Shoes, Gloves, Hosiery, and Lingerie of Special Appeal to the chic Co-ed desiring Fashions of the moment. Every Department a SPECIALTY SHOP 'Hg ' Q Q N fy, WW KYW NWA. QW' Ni? cab,-WP ff :L 1