Hamilton High School - Review Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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RILDA TIPTON -- We hardly know shes around, shels so quiet. MARY TOIZERGTE -f XVe all want her ior our nurse, HERNIAN TURGE -f Blow, Gabriel, blow! MARIAN TRAIJTHWEIN--Another dark haired quiet girl. WYLRNON TilEMBLY7Jl!St an allearound athlete, with good looks and every' thin'. BROWN TRVMAN fn Why say any' thing? You all know him. RoIxERT TeIEv W- Nice, nifty, and pesty. HAZEI. TURNER Y Ten easy ways to hold your boy friends. EDWIN TLlRPI1J'TO find him, just look for Ruth! ERMA ULhi'N93C little girl whose interest lies in hooks and Willie. DAVID URMSTUNfD3V6 likes acting, Doris, his pipe, Doris, and oh, yes, Doris. RUssELI. VAILfQuiet and studious. That is, in school he is. HOW.SRI7 VAN SYCKLE i- Howardk only wish is that certain people would learn his name and not call him BifCycle. LIICILLE VETTER-Is she a whiz in biologyl WII.LIANI VII3OUREK7'Did anyone no' tice that twofbit hair cut Bill carts around? CLARENCE VoGEI.iHe gets our vote for class i'Pal, IVIARTHA VooEL-Where'd you get those eyes? HONVARD VORNHEDERfThS star un XVest Side Baptist. GERALDINE WAREORD-Dancing, sewf 1ng7Gerry is good at anything. KATHRYN WARNDORE - Does a tall blonde have anything to do with the song i'My Buddyn? RICHARD WATKINs-The trouble with Dick is'--he studies too much. CLARENCE WEAVER A- just a grocery boy at heart. JOHN WEAVERffNOW we know who handles the money, don't we, John? BETTY XVEBB f Seamstress supreme, sweet and blonde. Joi-IN XVEBB7uBl!tCl'!n haircuts are his specialty, also Louise. CATHERINE WEBER-What a piano player! What a singer! What a talent! GARNET WEBERfThE greatest prob' lem on her mind is catching the Lindenwald bus. RICHARD WEBER - Are we glad Catholic High gave you to us! Boanin WELCH- Bobbie is her daddy's little sunshine girl, DON WEI.Ls4Takes school as one long vacation. ROWENA WI-IITAKER-Why clon't you speak? Really, people Clon't bite. BETTY WHITTINGTONfThC girl with the smile.

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FIINNON SOWITLL f His sleek black hair makes hIIn Katffs One and Only. ROBERT SPINOLER- Scholarship is his middle nIIIIIe. NANCY SPOERI.-V--Two years ago she Look :I flopffur Fluppy. SusAN Si'OhRLfTl18 one that isn't Maryurie jean is Susan. GORDON SROUEE-Big Chief Mischief Mziker. EVELYN STEED-Originality plus 4 with friends unnunibered. MABEL S'rEENIsERcEN Y Mabel and Ed- 'the inseparables. RICHARD STEPHENSON -- Another student that can't make lf at 8:25. DOROTHY STEVENSON -- Our petize blonde typist who pines for lim. XIIRKZINIA STIQVl',NSUN'f She apprecif utes the finer things in life. MARIQERET STEWART f The dainty brunette with the Southern drawl. BETTY STIEHL ! Not many can cook and sew as well as she. GARRETT STII.I.INcs --- Those wonder- ful waves make all the boys green with envy. RUTH sTIVERS'fRLlIl1iE, the friend of the people. IOHN STOBBART -- johnny's an ice skating champ, as long as he's on his feet. MARJORIE sTOMPS'R8d hair, green eyes, Ooomph. ELMO STONETODE of the boys from the hig city. HUXW'ARD STORM f just a mixer of Chemicals. Noteffle takes chem' istry. DOROTHY STUMPI-I A- Theres Some' thing About an Old Love. hh! Dart! QB. PEARL SIJLDOVSKY-Little Miss jitter' bug in person. MERRILL SWAIN -W Merrill and his camera are the Reviews best friend. MIRIAM SWIETERMAN-One angel who got lost from heaven. GETRTUIJE TAYLOR - Petite, polite, sophisticated, ancl quiet. MARCELLA TAYLOR-The girl with an enviable disposition. JOSEPH TERLIZZI-A gift from Cul- IfOrnia's Golden Gate. JOHN TIIIEM-When you can't find Cappy, try Monty's. GEORGE THOMPSON-Always has an answer. Never at a loss for words. HERBERT THOMPSON+A tall blond boy who's quiet at times. LILLIE TI-IOMI-sON4They always say to watch out fur the quiet girls. .lol-IN TICE - Oh, johnny! Oh, johnny! Ohfcvol DONALD TIEFENEACH-He's a nicey of the first degree. RAY TIEMANfSometin1es he's quiet, most times he's quiet.

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MARGIE WHlTTLESEYfD. D., don't you think Margie's a good actress? Vv'e do. RAYMOND WIKEGINS -- Texas Wig' gms is the mischief maker in room 217. IVIARJORIE JEAN WlLDfThE inseparf ables-Marjorie Jean and Susan. FRANCIS WILKS - Deed is our aquatic star. MAURICE WILLIAMsHOne of our in- dispensable football managers. CATHERINE WILMER - The Lady Who Couldn't Be Kissed. Why, Catherine! fAsk Randallj JOYCELYN WlLSON - Beautiful hair, gorgeous teeth, what more do you want? MARY JANE WILSfJNfNE3C, polite, and a friend of all. MAYME WILSON - To be Frank, Mayme does all right. RALPH WILsoNi Dynamite is a small package with a lot of boom, NLLLIE WISE - Quiet as a little IHOLISE. MERLE WITHROW-Ross lost a prize when Merle moved to the city. AL WOEDL-AH athlete. Big, strong, and handsome, too. ANDREW WOEDL-fAn efficient Stu' dent Council member. MARJORIE Wooo-fHer interests een- ter around a grad.j A tiny, cute brunette. DON WRIGHT -- Fitting competition for Lawrence Tibbett. BILL WRIGHT-- Pesty is his middle name. ZELLA WRIG1-ITfShe's rather quiet, with little to say. HAROLD WYNN - He's an artist worthy of mention. 'icottonf' RUTH YAEKLE'N63f as a ping walk' ing model from Vogue, DoRo'rIIv ZECI-IER-Tennis and talk' ing are Dot's favorite pastime, LouIsE ZERFASS7W0Uld you like a copy of How to Worry Success' fully, Louise? JAMES ZOLLERSYAS a golf player, he rates ace high. ALFRED ZUGEHOER- Click! What's that? Only Zugie and his camera. Virgilian Medal Vera Richardson American History Club Award Pearl Martin Ben Strauss Red Cross Essay Contest Ruth Cawein, Connie Plapp, Bob Black