Hamilton High School - Review Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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Glass fcpropbecy 3 7 S'the sloyy sleek blue smoke curled upyy ard from 3118 pipe of a solitary semor yyho yyas seatcd by a blazmg fireplace a dream of the futur was formmg ltself A small rmg of smokc nssued from betvyeen hrs ups and as If grevy largcr It yyas as nf he vyere lnymg rn the yyorld of tyycnty fiye years rn the future Fmdmg hlmsclf standing outside a large build mg he decided to myestugatc lt He stepped msldc and yyas confronted by Bette Mefford pray ate secre tary to the scnentnst Duck ohnson vyho had hr laboratory and ofhce here After a cordial greetmg she led hmm to the mam laboratory yyherc Drck and has two assistants Don Harbaum and Buss Hull were workmg to perfect their televnsnon apparatus Duck explamed that he could dnrect the scope of has machme to scenes nn drfferent cntxes m fact he could pxck out certam persons and just yyhat they werc domg at the txme A suggestnon was made by the solitary semor to shaft around and find out what the rest of the Class of 37 were domg so Duck com plied by concentratmg hrs machlne on Washxngton D C A vrsnon of the natlonal capxtol flashed mto vxevy and qulckly centered on the Senate chamber There our lllustrxous class presrdent Fred Strodt beck fnow the senator from Ol1l0J had the floor while the Senate stenographer Frances H111 vyas frantncally takmg notes on hxs speech As thls scene faded a VISION appeared of Broad way rn New York Cnty where Mayor Don Betz vuth hrs wlfe Helen Preston was leadmg a parade Im medlately folloyy mg the mayor s car was the mumcx pal band of vyhxch Bob Daggett yyas the drum major Thousands had turned out for the celebra tlon A certain group of young ladles stood out from the crowd Yes slr they yycre none other than Dot Vie Brooks Lela Butts and Betty Ralston Four more heads which appeared seemed famllxar Therc on the sldevyalk stood Dons Webb Clarc Pnggott ackle Belcher and Manlynn Black chattmg to .1 group of young men about the day s eyent Aftyr the parade had passed the croyyd dxspersed But at the same txme e magnc eve of thc teleyrsxon ap A cw' ' eff. to AV. K n. 4- paratus focused on a large office bulldnng vyhnch yyas called The Brledebell Bunldmg oys ned and man aged by Saul Campbell and Bull Brxede aided by their prnyate secrctary Bob Wnttman plus a large staff On the door of one of the offices yyas the sngn Ioffc and Heck Surgeons lt looked as though Ro and Rolfe had accomplnshed thelr goals The door bemc, slnghtly ajar the teleynsxon spectators pceked nn sce what they could sec Seated at thenr desks vyerc thc doctors conhdentnal sccretarles Bonmc l'ult and Betty Huntcr The sccnc thcn shlfted to thc Boggs Inn oyy ned and operatcd by none othcr than anc hersclf A banquet was bemg glvcn by Marge Walks and Sl ohnson celcbratmg thcxr tyyentleth vycddlng mm yersary S1 IS noyy a nationally knoyyn football coach Among the congenml guests vycrc tyyo Clyss of 37 graduates namely Bull Sneed and jane Annc Tnmberman The banquet belng ovcr the group pro cceded to the roof garden of the Hotel Waldorf Astoria vyhere Bob Cochran s orchestra vyas play mg NllCCfC3dlC Howard Stock Elkan Horvymtz and Bob Ferdelman Bob announced that the famous Metropolrtan soprano Ellen Cochran yyho yyas tourxng the country yyas a guest of the hotel and smce ohn Bolton the talented ynolmrst and Myrna Wntters famous pramst vyere m the audlence he thought xt would bc .1 good ldea to have these two accompany Ellen rn the Jevyel Song from Faust After thus performancc Bob requested Bob Andrevys Ed Mayer Veva Broyyn and Herbert Goxns vnsntmg artnsts of renown to stand and take a bow The evening then cnded mth a song from the audience But the guests couldnt lcave beforc George Smnth a famous pho tographer had taken thenr pnctures Leaymg lNevy York the teleynsxon took the solrtary scmor vyestvy ard to Chlcago yyhere hc found ohn Brmkman electrncal cngmeer Dxck Arnold professor of metallurgy at Northyycstcrn Ed Can mng scctxon superynsor for thc lcadmg groccry 'Naomn Buntnng and Paulmc Black thc mayors pr: V' Y S .jf -rw . . 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Glass gdstory HEY xxandered lonelx as a eloud that floats on hrgh oer hrll and dale xx hen all at once ther saxx a croxxd a host of hrgh and mrgatx senrors' And xxere thex seared aes the class of 37 actuallx flrnched lt xx as 1 sl1x and baekxx ard lot but that xx as before rt organrled IS the sophomore LllNS A commrttee xx as sent to Iours Beer xx ho consented to head the class rn rts effort to mlkc rtselt knoxxn Nlarguerrte Xlxrlks xx as selected to keep a record of the class accomplrshments on the held of brttle 'lhen the armx marched forxxard xxrth Xexx Worlds to Conquer It xxas 1 great fight but rt soon oxercame the embarrassment of berng placed on tl1e shelf and of berng treated lrke fragrle glrss xxare The football season passed bx qurcklx the basketball season xxas xxell under xx ax, the holrdax festrxrtres xxere gone but not forgotten, rnd tl1e snoxx xxas fallrng thrck 1nd TISI xx hen there came 1 pause rn the dax S occupatron xex the pause tl11t refreshes for, rndeed, exerx one drd refresh hrs mmd for the great dax Lrke 1 flash exrms xxere on the sophomores, but the daxs came and xxent 1nd tne xxorld remarned unrmpressed I hardlx seemed pos Close but all rndrcatrons pornted tl11t xx IX -Xs the upperclassmen hurrred about makrng therr hrarl preparatrons to brd farexxell to Hamrlton I-Irgh therr admrrers sat back falled xxrth axxe and just .1 brt of sadness and regret But thex came back xxrth 1 bang and I1 1de themselxes knoxxn A three months x1eatron had done xx onders The ofhcers xx ho had been chosen bc fore adjournment rmmedratelx took charge xxrth lred Strodtbeck drrectrng the elrss 1ctrxrtres 1nd G1rl1nd 'Vlunz ready to step rn rt 1 moment s notree Vlarguerrte Wrlks eontrnued to record the class secrets and John Brrnkman mrde them knoxxn to rll wrth hrs reportrng as otlaerrl scrrbe The hrst el1ss project xxas the rumor partx 1nd .1 prrtx rt xx rs rn every sense of the xxord xxrth dmcmg, games, and entertarnment Meanxx hrle the football team l1ad made ltS wax doxxn the Held oxer the goal lrne to an undefeated season Then X alentrne s Dax xx as selected for the preseratatron of the rumor class plax He1rt Trouble The all star cast xx as chosen and after rntensrxe practrce gaxe the class a dramatrc standrng recognized bx exerxone From then on all florts xxere unrted and clrrected toxx ards one end a Class 'Nrght that the senror class xx ould nexer forget Ab solutelx unconserous of the upper class Commence ment actrxrtres gorng on 1round them, the junrors made plans for therr hnal trrbute to the upperelass men Thex left nothrng undone and before thex realreed rt the doors ot the school h1d closed once more The thrrd trme xxas the charm Thex xx ere noxx. looked up to and set as the example for the rest of the school It xx as .1 responsrbrlrtx but an honor as xx ell and 1 conserentrous lttempt xx as made to justrfx the confidence placed rn them Agarn thex' had chosen Fred Strodtbeek to guide them xxrth Saul Campbell next rn lrne Nlarguerrte Wrlks had been re elected to the secret1rx s eharr and Elnora Pcttrt had consented to keep 1 close exe on the bankroll The senror d1nce started the ball rollrng and placed the eroxx ns of krng and queen of the senror class on the he1ds of Sr ohnson and Nlarguerrte Wrlks All other aetrxrtres took the brek seat xxhrle the Brg Blue stcadrlx marched through rts basketball season, takrng along the S051 trophx Then rt entered the tournament rnd the home toxxn folks sat up nrghts breathlesslx axxartrng the returns Daxton xx as sxx ept off rts feet rn short order and then the boxs broke loose moxxed doxxn all opposrtron, and emerged from the Columbus onslaught as 1937 State Champrons Then one d1x the photognpher appeared xxrth l1rs elmera tucked under hrs .arm and the senrors xx ere f1stened on the xxorld forexer Wrth IES ICllt,lIf1L1l debut 1lreadx made, the cllss took one step more and chose for rts ianal contrrbutron The Torch Berrers , 1 Sltlfe ora IFDIICLII' drrmrtres, xx hrch proxeel to be 1 huge sueeess Announcements were ordered and egrrduztron clothes selected and rt brought onlx tl1e rerlrlrtron that the senror class members schooldaxs xxere nerrlx at rn end Class Nrght elrmaxed therr good trmes and left the xx ay open for onlx Baccal1ure1te and Commencement Thex b1de farexxell to the scene of therr joxs and sorroxxs and parted reluctantlx from therr classmates xxrth a srncere Good bxe 1nd good luck . - 1 - , . . 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Glass fpropfuecy Gontunued vate secretarues jane Mohler dean of a Chucago hugh sehool and Elnora Pettut phy sucal educatuon durector at the Unuversuty of Chucago all havung lunch ut one of the downtown restaurants Down the street from the restaurant was the ofhce of the presudent of the Taxucab Lo of Chucago Pete Dunwoody Standung un front of the Stes ens Hotel were Murgue Hartman Dot Keppler Martha Keller Eva Mae Baker Herman Treunen Bob Pugh joel Zunsmeuster Euleen Kaeser Irus Ty son Jane Welch Carl Wulluarns Wull Hagemann and Marlun Zecher all chattung about the trup to the Olympuc games held at San Francuseo The trup was beung sponsored by m Frechtlung presudent of a large mulk furm for hus employ ees and fruends Westward H to San Francusco and the gumes ack Brenner then popped up usung hus hugh pressure sulesmanshup on the world s greatest basket ball team Garland Munz Vernon DeunLer Carl Ott Tup Towles and Louus Beer whuch stull held together sunee that never to be forgotten nught un Columbus un 1937 whuch w us thus teams starter to fume Ierrv Andrews and Gordon Baker ure now theur managers Bull Dueker Bob Welton Wulbur Hughtower Alpune Iarmer and Ralph Cobb plus those men tuoned aboxe w ere the only men of the Class of v there whule Lous Gulley Katherune Hughes Cath erune Porberg Helen Reece Zola Rasner and Sally Burns were the young women graduates present at thus practuce meet Reyersung hus course from the seene of the Oly mpucs the solutary senuor trayeled to Hollywood w here he saw Lena Stephenson the new naoxue star walkung down the street wuth her busuness manager Gene Joffe We watched them pass the studuo of the Warren Bauer Pucture Productuon Co Inc Eduth Leshner a great dramatuc artust w as leayung the set wuth Rosalyn Lutwack Muldred Feldman and Exa Hornsteun accompanyung her Edna Cook and lalor ence Rupp movue reporters were approachung the studuo just as the scene faded and shufted to a uanch BQJ ,gl 3.- un the Suerras where the jount ow ners Pluney Dudley and Paul Conrad were debatung whether or not to purchase the adjounung ranch from Duck Barrel who had decuded to moue back to Ohuo State after state flew past the televusuon rav untul the CI'J7V whurl stopped w here there was golden sunshune wayung palms and swellung surf and the solutary senuor knew ut was Muamu Ploruda where Iohn Glaseu and Jay Apfeld were edutung the largest paper there auded by Ed Montaune and Dot Phupps as theur star reporters The wavung palms and sw ellung surf slowly dus appeared as a faunt pucture of dear old Hamulton Ohuo came unto vuew um Harlow was the newly uppounted poluee chuef wuth Ray Rudder and Cluf Scarborough as hus auds On the locatuon of an old lumber yard .1 new structure had just been erected bearung the sugn Drake-Chemucal Supplues Cor luss Drake was the prcsudent of thus the largest ehemucal works un the Viuddle West wuth jewel Bond und Betty Hannan as hus pruyate gecretarues Roy Kelleu w as tluen un charge of the,m'gest theater un the cuty A new buuldung w as now stundung on the corner of Suxth and Day ton A but of unvestugatuon dus elosed the faeulty to be quute changed also Lullue Niue Pune w as now a U S Hustory teacher and Betty Albrught the new mathematucs teacher Thungs seemed to be sturrung around there H H S Goes to Funals un State Tourney was the headlune on the V6 fckly Rlllfllf along w uth an artucle unformung the students of the wonderful feat of Dave Warford graduate of 37 Zup' The scene was next un Colum bus where the finals were to be played Here comes the Bug Blue Shouts and cheers arose luke thunder as one f the Bug Blue forwards sank a long goal Hamilton Hugh once agaun champuons Suddenly ewerythung went black the solutary senuor found humself starung at the faunt smoke rung as ,ut faded unto obluvuon Once more he found hum self seated by the firesude after hus long journey hus umagunatuon V . 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