Hamilton High School - Review Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

 - Class of 1941

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FRED 'ILLIAMS ---- USupermanH of 217. LUCILLE WILLIAMS---She never lets slip awrong word hut is always ready to help. CLAY WILLIAMSON ---- A jalopy. clothes. and a blonde. Lucky boy! VIOLA WILLIAMSON ----- Vio1a'S pastime is keeping a scrap- book of brides and movie stars. BOB WILLIS--just a Killer' at heart. IILBURN WILLIS ----- Baseball, baseball, Wi1burn's favorite game. LUTHER IILLOUGHBY-Quiet, but has lots of friends. THOIAS FILLSEY---Is he bash- ful. or is he? We can't tell. IARY IILSON ----- UMaryn is a grand old name. She's a lrand girl, too. BILL lINN--- ---See Hnthorn, june. JOHN WOEDL--A typical H.H.S. mischief maker. MARY HELEN WOLPERT-Those who say the least say the most. JEAN WOOD---Does she get all that homework, or do those books deceive us? JACK WRIGHT---jack is every- one's friend, but always in trouble. BILL YEAKLE ------ A friend to all. ELLIS YELTON---Chemistry and Hsolidn are UF1uff'sU favor ites. Hmmmmmmmm! DOROTHY YOCKEL-She likes the library for some reason. ELAINE YORK---Creates plenty of lauvhs in the back of the room. lon't you think so jack? I GEORGE YOUNG ------ Basketball player deluxe, and an all round fellow. IRENE YOUNG ------- Irene gets around. At least that's what 217 thinks. LOUISE YOUNG----USmittvn is her first, in-between, and last thoupht of the day. HELEN YUKOLA---When will she and uCorn make up definitelv? Whnt's rhe matter, Corn'H don't you know she has a Buick? RUTH ZIMMERMAN ----- Wha!'s at Kern'sthafattrnnts uPeteh? BILL ZINK- ------- Inseparable companions. Zink and the Chev.n DOROTHY ZOLLER ---- USewyour own is Dot's motto. RUDELL FUGATE ---- If took all our persuasive powers to get this modest little bov to face the camera. LORAINE KOGER -------' Loraine probably didn't like Indiana so she came back to us. DONALD SIMS ---- Donald didn't decide to be one of us until February.

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HELEN TILLIAN ---- She'll make someone the best of steno- graphers. LESTER TINCHER ---- Les and his stone-age stumble buggy do get around. ALICE TIPTON ----- Quiet? No! Noisy? No! just right? Yes! MARY TIFTON ---- Where there's fun--there's Mary ---- and vice versa. ANITA TRACY ---- Her vivacious personality is inversely pro portional to her size. GEORGE TRUE ------- Easy-going George, likes hunting and the Model A's.H IRENE TRUSTER---The insepar- ables--Irene and jean. RUTH VINNEFROM ---- Look three pictures ahead for her closest friend. DONALD VERDON---The handsome band member, often seen with a brunette sophomore. ELLEN VIZEDOI---She loves to write poetry QPH. For details see Yehudi. IELBA VOGEL--Fun, Melba, and Ruth go hand in hand. BETTY VON STEIN--The ivories certainly get tickled in a deft way. ROBERT VON STEIN--Basketball manager, Student Councilcap- tain, and German student. Schlafen Sie Gut, Bob?n DON VORHIS-He's tops. A real all round fellow, but his heart belongs to Peggy. DOROTHY IADSIORTH--She has a nice voice, in case you've never heard it. I-louzn 'wscans---Hcmevs s. s. Basketball game on Saturday explains his absence on Monday. '1 JACK IALDVOGEL ---- After 3:00 P. M. he divides his time among the Y, hunting, and Charlotte. DOROTHY IALKE--Umm, wouldn't like to take a Welke?H Especially with that sweet smile and gorgeous! SAMANTHA WALKER ---- Her girl friend Thelma agrees with us that Samantha has brains. THELIA IATKINS-Shemakessome ice cream company a goin! concern with all the cones she buys. ALICE WATSON---Lovely looks, just enough sophistication, and brains ----- Whew!!!!! FREDA WEAVER-With her U gray matter and oratorical abil- ity she is bound to succeed. JOE IECHERLE---213's leading authority on the latest sports events. ANNA WEHR ---- Those big brown eyes can't deceive us. CAROLYN WEHR ----- Always in a rush is this athletic minded IIIISS. MARY JANE WEINMAN- 7 H pin, ------ Hi Y pin, off hand, We'd say SHE RATES!! ! ELMER WEISS-Quiet in school, but outside????? ALICE WELCH--She's trying to win her man by singing and dancing. IARC IELLIVER--Brains, smile and laugh. Boy, that gets them. JACK WESTON ----- Quick on thee comeback. Never at a loss for words. KENNETH WILDER----A talented lad who should go far. EMMA IILDI ---- Where there is Emma, there is Evelyn. Speak ing of original chuckles!



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. SENIOR SENATE lst Row-Elaine Seegers, Dorothy Reece, Vivian Case, Dorothada McGuire, Ruth Glindmeier, Eileen Stevenson, Dorothy Bieman, Joan Ott, Pauline Hurm, Jeanne Dilg, Karol Pugh. 2nd Row-Helen Montgomery, Mary Elwell, Dorothy Leyrer, Mildred Hoskins, Jean Wood, Bob Harding, Bob Burns, 3rd Row-Don Barger, Don Vorhis, Clif Kern, Bob Lacker, Alvie Cornett, Bob Furginson, Bob Kuenzel, Joe Marcum, Jack Howard, Les Koehler. Not in picture ---- Jack Carr, Mary Dolf, John Stone, Eileen Stevenson, Marian Swart, Frieda Weaver. Senior Class Play- NTHE WHOLE TOWN'S TALKING' Class of A 19 4 l Class Colors--Green k Gold Senior Class Officers President lst Semester-Bob Furginson 2nd Semester---Bob Kuenzel Secretary ------- Joe Marcum Treasurer- ---Les Koehler Class Advisers Miss Fleeta Rawling Mr. Christ Geckeler Mr- John Holden Miss Mary Heck Annie --------- Hattie Simmons Taxi Driver--- Henry Simmons- Ethel Simmons- Roger Shields- Chester Binney ---Sarah Dister Cora C. Jameson Eugene Campbell --Joseph Marcum Betty Jane Kern ----Ray Colwell --Alvie Cornett Sally Otis ------ Lila Wilson ----- Ruth ------------ Jane ------------ Mrs. Jackson ---- Donald Swift ---- Lettie Lythe ---- Lola Verle Inloes -----Pauline Hurm -------Zella Bond ---Mary Lou Ellis --Eleanor Parsons ------David Sloan -Jeanne Henninger STAFF Business Manager ---- Arlie Melton Tickets ....... Dorothy Leyrer Stage Manager ' B0b Skillman Electrician---Aaron Loughead PPOPQFCY MEP---Walter Leadhettef Prompters ---- Maribel Andrews Program -------------- Earl Bruner Mary Lou Leist Publicity --------- Kenneth Wilder Head Usher -------- Ivo Binder Director--Miss Mary E. Stephenson

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