Hamilton High School - Review Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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Sophomore Party Sophomore Dance Decorating Committee Sophomore Student Council Members A I Class of 1942 Officers: President ,,,W. .,,, B ill Cropcnhakcr ViccfP1es1dent ,, ,,,, Bill Apgar Secretary ,,,.. -,, Don Puthoff '1'Temurer ,,, ,-- Fritz Dnxis Advisers: Miss Dorothy Bczzvcr, Miss Mai'g:n'ct johnson Miss Mary Stephenson, Mr, james Lmc. I1

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Class of 1 941 CLASS COLORS-Green and Gold Junior Class Play The Late Christopher Bean Dr, Haggett ....................,............,. Joe Marcum Mrs. Haggett --- .... .... M arcella Duke Susan Haggett --- ...... Betty jane Kem Ada Haggett .... ....,... D orothy Davis Abby, the maid --- .... Mary Morris Taylor Warren Creamer --- ...... Alvie Cornett Tallant .......... .... M ark Schuler Roien ,,.,.......s -,- Lorain Frazier Maxwell Davenport -- ..........e..... Dave Sloan Makefup --, -,-MiSs Clara Ramsey Director ........,.,.., Miss Edna Walthers Junior Class Officers President-Bill Shank VicefPTesident-Mary Morris Taylor Secretary-Mary Elwcll Treasurer-Bob Kuenzel ACl1'ise1sfMiss Clara Ramsey, Miss Edna Vvlaltliers, lwlr. Harold Hutchison, Mr. Raymond Vwfilson Junior Prom May 4, 1940

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Sept. Sun. Sun. Calendar ll-1750 students eGreetings! fStart this three o'clock business. --Public speaking class catches on to the windy atmosphere created by the golden voiced orator, jim Denham. 14f'!jackiei' Goldrick and Nazifjoe Torge become victims of a nuisance and practical joker. 154-Jack Latimer discovered as Public Nuisance Number One. 16fHarry Robinson couldn't go to the dance 'cause he didn't have Zi skirt and sweater. fSleep! CSounds funny doesn't it7j 18--Miss Elizabeth Steinle returns from New Zealand to find Editor Black practically ngrayf' j. B. Holden, the man of the hour. Vv'hy, didn't you knowfthose speeches were all his idea? 2OfBetty Lotz gets a letter from New York. First issue of Review. Anna Mae Laven is seen in llO just gazing at the paper, saying. Gee, 1sn't it beautiful? Football, Football, FfOfOfT, Football!! Hamilton, 33: Columbus Aquinas, O. Well, all right. fVig'lante Russ Dalton sleeps late. He had a hard night protecting those great big sophomores, fjean Cobb enjoys a wiener roalt with all the trimmings. Mr. Braunwart is surprised to learn that alimony is used in printing. Qwens has a little trouble remembering. After all, s:hool's only been started three weeks, and how was she to know gym clafscs :tart so soon, -Big Blue socks have H. li, S boys x.'c:nc'e n Blue and 'Nl1itefWh,Le and Blue. f-Digniiied senior girls st on floor, Coavh l,i1 Grimm lets down hair at first ea assembl . P r Y --Poor old Purcell!!! 14 to 0. Shriner, iluete, 'il can't remember, unquote. Oct. 1 f 7, fFlash!! A rainy fain, day. H. H. S. studes spend time and money at extravagant penny arcade. llfrfrfrfr. jack Frost and smell of moth balls everywhere. Senior girls discover Tom Latimer Qlor all the good it does theml. 3-Ed Barrett forgets to stop by for Elsie Gambrell in the morning. Elsie waits until she's almost late for school. Sophomores pose ior pictures. Dave Sloan has worn a tie since Monday cause he didn't know -'Don lvlcCaiirey, the handsome thing, borrows a mirror from the photographer to see how his on just what day hed have his pitcher taken. pretty black waves look. 67Hamilton, 33: Lima, Z. lt's gettin' to be a habit. Pretty autumn decorations plus Pat Cisle at Girls' HifY hop. Sun. 8fMayme Wilson learns more about the art oi he' oufi. ing Frank -lske and Eubanks lind pruncs an interesting subject. Lorraine Chambcis, heap big news editor, 'lv what! Herbert R.R. Thompson becomes library idol. He is seen at a table with six girls. Columbus discovered America exactly 447 years ago. Tempus lugit! fFrid,ay-'Need we say more? Hamilton, 264 Dover, U. Sarringhaus starts making his passes to l'r.t:i. Everyone makes plans to coixie batl: to school since Engltsh tlass speeches are over. Mary Taylor best uspeecherf' jane Hardebeck starts looking for broomsticlis and black cats. Hallowe'en is only two weeks away. fContinued on page 45B