Hamilton High School - Review Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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NIISS RUBY SEARS English III and IV MISS CATHARINE VANMATRE Plane Geometry, Algebra I and II MR. G'. C. ARNOLD Commercial Geography, World History MRS. SARA PENNEY 1: WL ANNVQ MISS MARJORIE GRAFFT U. S. History, Economics, Sociology NIR. A. J. BRAUNWART Printing, Commercial Geography MISS MARGARET JOHNSON English Il, Business English MR. A. R. TILTON Biology Bookkeeping Miss ELIZABETH TURNER MRS- MAUDE JACKSON German, Algebra Secretary I uw I .14 ' so ' .- ' .1 . . ' 'fl 'Im'!.-e ff, ' -'sl I ' ' ,,,,..--'1::::122: 2'l5'l' if-q5::f!'!jjff!' Ilfi MU 'f '55l1 ,,.!!!f55!! 1 'VII 1'1!!Il1N' I g?fif 'mI'fI? '- I.1141:fiiiizafmrwwuWu.-I 'i2il ' Sql' 1 I'fff255issiifil I !IiiiIi1fii2::1a52iw Q 'i ' l!ZilIl5fE:ilgfiiiissaiifiyl llliimw 'f i.Iffe ' f I 'T3ix11H1H 2 I 'UV' 'H BRI YF aiu, I r 5 - quit I if wuiigwfglb ' X v, ' . 1' , 1 y H V , Y ' f - M M f y ' X 3 ' ' Q, if , I ,N fl sn P, Y, 'WI 5 .fax R , A R, 'L fl ,f K K, .X - ' - - W. -, . , I ' ,L,,1.f',, ' .,2,-wr 4, 3 I ,Q ,V . .. ' g s ys Y , w -ui-fax W E , 7 W ,gf ., P 7 .TT-Z'-i'l'?lxN Q.. ii : R 'Q' E+, r 1 jig I4 My Q Ygi , -1- -.' Y 5 :ZJ 53 -. ' y -'-:....-- .J L:.aj1g,-:T-.S-..' M-4? Ef'2i--':, :?f -fi-Q- 'T-3215. f 11- e -321-ff?-2-+ f - - - ' I

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rar BWI- :mtg MISS ELIZABETH ROLL Home Economics, Commercial Geography MR. CHARLES MILLIGAN Physics . ,, MRS. HELENA FITTON Advanced Stenography MR. W. S. FOGARTY XVorld History, Algebra I MISS ORA BROWN MISS AUGUSTA PPAU Home Economics MR. WILL H. LEBO Music MISS WILMA SOLT Librarian MAJOR J. H. DEARMOND Military Science MISS EVA L. WRIGHT English II, Public Speaking ' Sfvfwyfaphy. Typing I., f ' 5 -- .,,fW'M', , 1, ,, . y , x xii. x 'X In .. I I , myxvyf no I, QKi!M-Ug?5,'Ii3lEi,'g1:1 12' ,,.Iu, -11'ff5iQ253ggg:EE?g3EIFE!QW?QJSIE,giWllmgwl:Wmrfij f. v . g . ' f' -ie W Q S 'Rf ,Iwi-EEEEQW - 1 'L'T21EiIifE.sF : 1, , ,-In u X In I . ,gy ,7 All Q I gtk .. , I 1 I ,Il IIIHIII' .qui ' fi' - 31. -' ' fx 11,1 ...' I W - W kit' Y 4 ' , . - A I V S:-we I -. ' :If -1'-5 I 5p, ,ia ' iff..-if ....... -. .Mp-: . - f.. - '.-. am-...:f.f4i. . . L wg. ---.

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vf'Q ff'si5f' its , aafxf' 'P Student Association f One of the most important events in the history of the class of '31 was the organizing of the Student Association this year. This Student organization is composed of every member of the student body while the Student Council represents the Student Association, two members being elected from each registration room. The most important piece of legislative work that the council has developed during the past year has been a point system which will hereafter regulate and limit the number of activities in which one may participate. The traditional detention has also been limited to one night a week. Members of the council also take charge -of the ticket sales. The oilicers were inaugurated at an assembly during the first semester. They also gave a Christmas program, their annual play. ln view of these activities the Student Associations first year has been a highly successful one. ln the future it will no doubt become a form of student government vital to the school. President. ., EDWARD GORSUCH Vice-President ....... BOB BURKE Treasurer ..,...... MARIE BRAUN Secretary .... GEORGE WIESMAN Auditor ....... .....,.. D ON OGG Wa . . of-..f,r4.u..awws..Vo..ua..