Hamilton High School - Review Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)
- Class of 1942
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Stage Manager-John Dawson eg wsef ,Fq'Qfp, fiysx Property Manager-Virginia Asher 3-N W, ' Publicity Chairman-Mary Eggleston lbigt ' A Electrician-Roger Williams LW- - 1 ,S Prompters-Margaret Winnefeld-Marian Wonnell 1- :ki FT 2: -f Head Ushers-Merlin Johnson-Bob Helwlg ig! Eff ff c M Director-Miss Mary E. Stephenson SENIOR CLASS PLAY February 14, 1942 'BELIEVE IT OR NOT' Lena ......................... Mary Lou Henkel Mrs. Pottle .... .... Mary Alice Brown Gladys Pottle.. ...Dorothy Antenan Jane Pottle ..... ....Juan1ta Hagan Nancy Hamilton .... .......... Glenna Day Harriet Follls.. .... Loretto Montaine Plumber ......... ........ Joe Mislovic Process Server .... ...Milton Anderhalten Cuthbert Jackson... ...... Albert Jones Norman Follls ..... ......... Bill Hurm Uncle Silas ....... .... Stanton Newkirk Bridget 0'Hare ..... ...Georgeanna Jackman Health Inspectress.. . ...... Sonora Connell Detect1ve.......... ....M1ckey Lowenstein Highlights From The Senior News Reel SOPHOMORE YEAR with memories dear of junior highs We sophies came with wsys so wlseg Until as underdogs we learned That such ss we were often spurned. To football games we lightly tripped, Mid yells and screams our cokes we slppedg But homeward bound, we cheneed to meet The juniors lurking in the street. We fledglings gave e party gay, Our budding talents to display. Although the girls desired to dance, The boys were much too shy to prance. when Thsnklgxwing rolled around, 'Big Hearted Herbert' csle to town. One performance was not enough, leny were turned sway in A huff Foraela and flowers, both night and dey When time came for a ruling hand, The boys it seemed were in demand. We infants tossed A springtime spreeg A rippin' ole time for a paltry fee. JUNIOR YEAR Al jsunty juniors we returned To prove to all the worm had turned. Ie were keen and solid too Wisdom end knowledge was gained by few. The leaders of this mighty troupe Had ul jumping thru the hoop. We threw a shindlg ln the fallg Music end laughter filled the hell. lere on our minds in the month of lay. Our junior prom was a huge success, And to our year lt lent finesse. SENIOR YEAR Stately seniors now we were, And mighty proud of it, yes sir. But the horrors of U.S. and chemistry A Kept us continually ln dismay. Swing your gals at the autumn fling Wes the cry we all did sing. It was time for the senior dance. Jeepers! did we ooze romance. Tone of talent won the dey, and gave punch to the senior play. 'Believe lt Or Not' they rolled ln the aisles At the falsette voices and rice ln piles. Though in horror of our last exams, We brushed them off with willing hands. There were :miles end tears end laughs and sighs lhen at last we said our fond good-byes. Q MI ,,, Luella Anney-'sms'-chicken and drnnnng-if-rooey'Wnxmng--n vxrgxnxa. vxrgxnn Admng--'Jane'---Eva Hue-shows- F1mer's Tune. Clxnnnn A11brxgm--- lJuke'--- M11iurds--blondes-rabbir.0--- u-ack. ,mn uexunder--voxxey-auxlf-f beuurrnunfnuby and Julia ---- '-1-une ue Huck, Baby. Avu uexunder-Af'nxng-er --me crenn-'vu-yu Kidl'- I'l1 wan For You. Rrlnu Allen--'Babe'--'Rlues In The Nxgnuffusr eurs-Fxuyahn Fxoyd. uumn Annerhul men-undy'-perk chops-dun' nonhxn'A'oh nyv- music. Mary Andursun--'Ha Lamb'-tuna fxsh snlnd---eolngneh l,xebe- strnul'-Bob. Mildrerl Anrlr'evls-- MlCk2y ---- spugnnu--'sur Dunn-A-'on fudge'-nun.. Dorochy Jo Antenen ---- 'Fuzzle nun'-neEa1n5-n.xnbow-'nr-.vow angel food anne. mu Apgar- T1fmy -roocbu11-- numxs-' ' 'us Aurunn'-virginia. sun Apgur-foonbn11-51eep1n5f- :mek steaks ---- 'rms Love of uxnen Juck Aren:--Faocball-av.euk--- 'Marie I-Zlenu'-Hudnnon-Pu. Mary Aruennmun-'nouns'-'sur unsr.'--m1een--rmxngfcxoches and gudgens . Dorothy Arnold--A-- 'Hector's Pups'---boulxng--'mwnxgnn we Love'-nursing-sewing, Eileen Arn01d--'sv.ubby -p1ng- pong--'Yours'-zypxng-unyn-ing but spinueh. Virginia Asher-1'5t1nlty -c0neS- novels-H1-Y-'Heaven Can Wait'- -on nnfmyn Ruby Asper-phonograph-pots una pans--basketball- l've mn In nun and That A1n't comin' munnu Augspurgern f-f- snnppy vlnmes-chin-u1nn1 rresnnenf 'wnbruceuble vou.' nurgorxe Busan---cnnny--J-why vonw we Du 'rms More Onan'- uou11ng-Frndu and mwdu. Rouen au11ey--cnnnnnnu11'--- anna beans ------ puxuns-me! skat1ng4V1v1un. Fillleen Baker-- rrx115'-.zmxx soup--swunxng--'n.K.Km'---- vxrgxnxu una wana. Lorruxne Bauer-- Toons-p1nf1 rnmuns--chop suey--tweeri--A- Meera. crm-les Harker-'Wilson' -gal r- running-'Mun'-nrensp. merry nurneu--'G'--currnnsn 'For ueuvenw sue' --,- 'unun currs ur nnvern churn! annex:--'rnnr'--u1r corps-puruus-andy una nun. 'ramen annals-'1'nn'-swxnnxnk 'Munn nun'-Hsu. .runes 1nf1r- mary muusn-sp1nnCn. 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Betty Jnne srownvr'opsx-co1a-- oonvermiolesu'dmopolo'-room 1ongsvBob. noronhy Brown-Jnomrnvskxrrs ond swoamors--career woman-H sxoepdng. Howard nrown---woofer'--more vood:xonsqldrxnesfpedfpoolv- Freddy. wory mxoearownffriod onxons- monde--oomosnex1-cdurornxa, hero I oodozf-nyo now. vancy Loo Brown-'aredo-H5119 n',Fire1-nxxxidr-ds--nmourger cheese-Howanor. music. Edu nruok-- nero'-snurrg-- spmdorrfooxd weather-work. Horny sruschf Y1pe -dobdung- corn on the cob-mud Quxes. chorxoue suonon---'nurvr n one mr-umm'---pxddo--puzzles, md Rockin' cmxr. Ralph BuCheit- Buckets -bnrbe- cue--Soldier of fortune-cabin up North. Flame Hurkey-Shepherds Sere- mm---sffrewnaxxS-nn-'Hey Rebel ' Anne Burger-'Angels or Mercy' office pmnuee---ore clothes 'why snare'--w.1k1ng. '4LAnIey Bur-kart--bnsebnll-Bob Thomtn--beef slew- I would if 1 could! sum nurunardn-me crennxm- rxlung--wy Lerrxers--Persxan HECS. Margie nurneeu'veBches -uaw1- 1ng--noughn-ns--nursing-snrn. nurkhnrdn. 'rr-nm Rurnsrsm0ny -fnnfxng- nun bxscun.-noise-drnxng. vxrgxnu Lou Burns-'Jenny Lau'- sknxng--swn-ing--nqd crass- Kue and lilly vu-gxnxa Rue Rrown--- nee'--- bright. C1un.es--s1ng1ng--cn1- arm-ni,-rhx11pp1nQs. nan rar-mane-appxepn -records- rlymg-nawung-iur nun. H111 cnphexx-nngelrwa ene- The1-a--bneua11-'1'n.n's -ex- mv'-'51ve'. wnnen cnpuen---'our muscle mam'-women-hmmm puddxnprem- Ang. Anne cnng nga--'Bunny'-sxngxng bicycling--uuves-ur corps x 1 Charlotte 0.51-cnseyqn.-my barbecue-fun-Ban. nv, line c,nmr--'h.1r-p1n:'-- Alun-mnognpny-rabnn-m.m- mg nun-ex-fern. Margaret caskeyJBu1xe'-psng- pong-cngese and Quakers-I-W gene. non cunn-'cnwhme'-eenn1s-- 'H1 1 H-unfxnxsma sy-phony. Mary Caywood--sewing-dnnc1ng- ice cream----,msn nary'--'Im Falling For vow. Tony Ceeere--Retry-'Hx-k1d!M nancy-'Heaven can W.u1v. -Remy. Don oxen-'mg ne,1er -no-em plunge-nounsnexn-uu1s-any ugh. Uaraelln Clark- Nipe -ggg11ng- food-'ronxgnn we Love'-auch. Frank Clnlsonlllig John -faotf blll-old ulrs-hnlburger-Hurm. Lillian colhurn--Gene Krupa-- mekey--sands-good-goo-1-hu. Bull Ccldiriun---'Rubin'--milk chownme-hanannxx--onn11ghb prtnting. Ulnford Co1l1er-1'D9ncon -soup- luslc-B111 Cook. aux cn1nns-'Ju-p xv., John'- :ru-pez-crack-Rowsey-Amen. I anew 1:anese-sofnn11-cmcken- an--Bronx nusc-.Joe-mnnng. Sonun Connell-'Sonny'-rurzune tellers-dancing!-vllffles-Geo. sux cook---slx--wsun:-sxeep engxneenng-uugxe. sunny cook-wmxs-sung sus- 5mu-nxeeds-Anuexxa-roses. Lucille Carson--Southern cus- me-5-mnveung-cn.-.k1es-ca-e-1- ucation-MUSIC. menu-d caru.-uluxng-back-pw ner-puns-enumsn-y-ony. Elsie Cnzntchy-foo thlll- Wh1 te Cliffs of Dover'--Ruthe Beck- lan-VII. M11 Cropenbaker- l4u1e -s1eep- football-'Take n ensy,sBne:' .wanna Crowe-'Crowena'-'Tell In To The Marines'-fxshxng-H chop sney. nomehy cu-.nxngs--'cmnp'-'xr 1 and B u1ne'-Lennxs--1unn1u- funn, mek nam-.er-vm weuher-pe.. nuts- WhaL's your tl'0uh1e?'-- Rob-Jim. uelvin Dn1Lon--'Srre:eh -oys- ters-'Vurts'- Elmer's Tune'-- blondes. Mary havxdsonlnh sure! J'l-Blues xn me Wight'-excitement-solid fund-nn. 1-ren navxwveenxe'-pork amps. danes-'von a1n't, just ntnppm' your ups' Fritz navxs-- mg neu'--mue mme 'vecxA1-wunen1-wng11sh- cnsxe. Mary Davis--'crnpe'-swear po. names-- m-een Eyes'-fish and amps. John DnwsonJ'Same mfrerencu- unegar pie---'Jen'--nick lm-1 chxck. Glenna Day--- Oh me! '---5-mu jewelry--Robesp1err'e--s1acks- Harvard. uAr,gor1e De n0u-- sn0rz1e -- Glen Muler---'Holy cnsz'-.. Jxnerbnggxng. Jack De cisco--'snouey -nunu xng,wham-milk-'ann we,u?'--- Homer Bluff. Roddy nennxs-HRock -skxxng--- rnfno-'Dark Eyes'-Tn-Ta. Kathryn De wut--unnz1n'7--. scuffle--singing--'cnnunonga Choa-Choo'-college. Neu nxckxnson-'nxclue'-S-nm uches--sung- Hx: K1f1'--con- vm-cables. RuthD1nge1d1neJ'Boots -mus1c- Money nan--fx111 picmes- My snddyu Allyene uon-ue1x0--sw1mnng- mushrooms--'xnmrmezw'--Jack Marsh. n1A-nys was-1-anon p12-honing 'sherryn-muse-keeping. Edwin Frbhlng--nS1av.s'--currle doves-radio-'Rose 0'Day -Beef. Mary nggxesmnwu-va'-nagwmfa Sandwiches-debate-ice-Skating. John Elan---'Speedy'---T-hone sneak---women--'say n agun, bronherl' B111 E1deI'--hlxdlninL0n--l'!r'l1D- nance pie--sun. of rheB1ues'- Juniors. Eunice Flnerson--roller rinks- mncnronx--nlocnes- A1n'z cnav. nwfulx'-baseball. norumny Engl- 'rn1n'n goods'- sxemnng--u11 people-Jnckie- Lillian. 'ron Estes- Mellow as Q cena'- eorn pane--ounnun cunning-- um-gxe. Ray Evans-fwhere rnerew smoke :here's fire'---cherry pm-- dunes!! Esther Ewen--fried chicken-V puns--msebulx-'oh, gem'--fur CORt5. Dorothy Faber--porno cr.1ps-- sm-.pbwus--:enn1s-Hn sluys lex'-1.ucn1e. uny Fuuonx--'No can ao: --- wnry--nenny-bannnns and puk- les- Yu-n. neny nrnerrwrm-Q-nav'-pop corn-fun-swxnmng. Paul Fnrner--1ww1xng--chs11-- mountain --151: -'I-nwux-n sun- sem . Rush Fe1blingerJ'P1nk1e -opera crenls-horses-'That 's del lshl' -Hnwnn. Knmneune Ferrxs--nanny-knxp un?-very Louise-'ned'-nned nuke . Melville meme--mere'--xenre xng--peru eenenge--sQfnen11-- DDL!! Josephine nerm-'.y0e'-u1nek- berry me--we negexf-unrg-H 'c. sn unry mnnnere- aen'-aev11's-- food enueq-ea and b1ue--b1ke- baking. Ln Verne Fisher--'Punch'--nd coins- Only Forever'-hot dogs and henna. Robert FiSh2r4'F1Sh'-chhcullts pie-nnw11ng--0-en-nnemer Navy nen. lnry Fitton-Flttun-P nnneneru- D0 reactinn-electrical Storls- egg neg-p1ny1n' renmnxx. Fay Flowers-vox1eyun11-enema nec-rxngs-Pny11xe-.yu11n. June Fosdick--'Jin'--E null-- ELONDEI -spagherudnnen-Ednh. unnun Fox---'Rl-yn enunv'-H S cups -5 eenk-'ana'-anna. unrpne Frnzee-novxe fanechop sney-nn-nxnays nnu ue1en. .vo Anne Prnuer--- anmen -e-- racing---:mer krnnn---e-.--. 'Ill-ya Jnexupxexxne. Knnhenne Freen.n--'rgnv.y'--- sleepingqwtntossalad-lnrg und unry. Helen new-'Len 'er 1-xpx-e.. nnychxng--F1-mexg--'someone's Rocking ny m-eu sou.- nm-nn-y Frengon--'I ne xv-- aeugnn-me--r1nwere--Pn-Ann-- dogs. Em-1 Fmn--'sn1w-poo1-run- M11-urn uennher-Blur. Franklin Froen-'.vnev'-1onf1ng- beans-'Je ne sais pns.'-Gnry. .neu Fry--Hancuson'-enbbngee- exeepxng-nun and sen. un:-gn-en Frynrgere-'sxe' ---- verde--Leann-eheenxeze cue-- '-uy anaaym Pluline Fuetterer -------- 'I'11 becchn' -scrawherr1es-horses- MxrV.hA-Rosebud. heya Furginson- Ycu're not n' b1rd1n'! -fried eh1eken-Mu11y- cops. un-nn Furnxer-Jworry wuz - spxnanh-xnaxnn bracelets-'You wernveaux. Clyde cnbbnrd-'rnlody'-bnnnnn even- pie-nu-inns-gnbmng. Mary Lenxee anranernepxnneh- Kitty--'Let Me Off Up Tuwn -- Fsther. zdwnra nu-un!--'Hey annex--e emenk-bneennu-sxu-ue1. Jnnee nu-ren-nnnzxng-pnnpuan pie-unvy-Andy-fnrnxng. Fred any---'ann Dry 1 Anx -- ehenuers,hnI--wxne,wonen, and song-and gong? cnnherxne one r.-nnwung-nnxnnee xnaunn-afennxng-non . mennm- George-- mme Mae -- chu1-washing-Lxnya-'cnreleeen mn ner1neu--vnd1eew-e1eep- xng-French funn-engineefxng. r-any neu--'nm aerxnnelw- sport suits-nurse-fresh earn- 'nevxnwu' Dvyxe nx11ey- nun'-m-0ubone-- uumegrupns-'sang ar India'-... wana. Colleen n11nnne--wuse1es'--- TENNIS--beans e -ir-maxe'---om Maid? Russell Gleason--'What do you suyv'-success-spank the Lyms una wuner. Walter Grur-'Horsey'-pxe-very Leu-nunburgers-Muny Lou. Eileen nrurr-'-x-:gg'-e-1ng-nob- B111-spinach. cnurlen Greenwnod-- Chuck --- lllsic---Hula!!---'Hi D00 I -Air cm-pe. Pauline Gronas---'Pete'---pop corn---nurseng--ennhes-'no r worry? . Bob Hacker-'Jock'-hnsketbn11- soldiering- 0h! Brenner. Helen nueck1--- neney'--enue- 01une--people---runways I --- 1-unny. Junnnn Hugan--'Butch'--goose 11ver-sunnng-Jerry-Jerry. Ruben Hublxn-'Hun'--uexxnp 1enon pxe-guitar-uunnes . Jo nunnun--'nune -su-ny ents undnugs-'viper'-merge: range. sen Hunnerxe---'-H.n'--gn1r--- Bernie-Jr.- 'I'h1sLove nf Mille' Bob nurbron--nxnee neu pie-- 'szurdusV'-flyxng-Bah-John. Eve Hunan--'-Eve'--nodenng-, Thus sharp'-------going nn umalemwn, sob Harmon--'Luc ky'-nunb11ng- Num nz-s nge-cnesmer. Jenn Hnrrxs---grilled han and cheese---tennis--Evelyn-Glenn Hiller. Dora Harrison--- DstecBke --- banana sp11Le-no1d me buckw- Jerry-jeu. Helen Harrison-- What.'s cook- xns'--wexsh rnreb1t--goss1p-- Faye. Robert nun-swxnuxng-ne creen- wuxuxng-cnnnes and Jann. John Hnrnleb-- I'u going buck an 'rexus --rnrn1ng-pnnneues-- guns. norecny Hucnorn-'nn'-nurse-- 'Arriving or leaving? ---Mary Lou. virginia Rumen-- Gin -snruw berries---black uonverv.xh1e-- with red leather sent!- Neal He1nr1en--- He1nxe ----- hamburgers--none rrxende-1ess homework-gay pm-ues. mn-on nexser--'uursnn-cherry eoues--u happy haue--dogs--H Ye11. any Lou ne1csnun-- 1u,buby'- happiness--potato su1ed------ Everett-fun. Julia Henderson-- Rnox1e ---A rnvusekeepmg-u nun and u cur- 'wnueenu known. Mury Lou Henkex-euscura pn-- 'For Pete's sake-----knitting purues-enreer. Audreynem1d-'Lune Audrey'- tomatoes?-'A sxnner ussea an Angel'-sleddlng. Kathryn Henna---nunen'--nee, 1'n hungry'----gulf--M11 any nun. Alford Hetz1er--- A1fredo --- creuned un-ees--Honzny gosh- geogrupny-Nnuanu unnnen, Evulxemeks-'Evxe'-dx11 pick- les and me ere-un-Leunxx---1 don't know-arguing. new H111-senng-Pun Luck 12- len-mnuarohi and cheese. Virginia uurrnnn---nxnny----- Interior newrnnng-hnnrxrep wuldorf sum. Lorznxne Hokn-- Hnxey'-v.unh1- ingr--'Holy Snake'---Joan and auch ----- 'rhxs ls No Laughing runner. Bobbie Jane mnnes- 1'h.v. nxn' z no stuff'-Bannnnssnlesnmship - pnrnhn radio-dancing. nnvid Hn1scnn- Dave -skn.1ng- 'conressxng the n1nes -msm- ball. Carolyn nasmns-'sunshine'-D zrnve1--nspnrngnr--rnn-phonn- grnphy. Everett Hoskins- WhnL's nook- 1ng'r -annmng nah Lou-physh nhl 'ed'-r1sh1ng. Chester hnnse-'cnew-hv1nr1nn- me skues-shank-n1nrxys. Price nnwe11-rnnxn-unnnnnpiv Sana geonemry---'chnzunoogn Choc-Choo'-Chester. Robert nnherJ'anvQr -pxng-pong- engineering nv. Puranphnnhnrg- ers and rout ner. .1-cquenne Hudson-4 So1m nm dude'--dancing and ungxng--- spaghetti--Ruby, neun ana Fnye. Adeline nne1nehunch- nopey -- pepper-inn me eru------junk ,1ene1ry-Bah. unry ae- nurrnra-'su asv-- auuhxe uns-----1 aanw uno' nn.-mg emu---'1 run 1 hm n 111-ew Glorix nurnngn--'sn'--pep-1 can----Marvxn-enung--'could ben num anngerrarn-dnncxng-noun 'Bite ls'---'I GDC It Bld and 'rhn Axnw anna.- B111 I'lurl- Audrey -f0ctbl1l-- lediclne-A-Kirin!-Stln, Frlnk and Dave. Lnrrnxne 1s.nes--'skeerer'--- erenn puffs-hnwung-fxnnng-H nnsnnnna wavy hnxr. nenrgennnn .ync1rnnn-- sns1e--- fashion aesxgnxng---ur cerys rervxne-dnnplxngs. .ynnnnw me Jnnksnn--Fr.nmw-- vo11ay-hn11--nnunrc1n1-renn- xng. B111 Jackson---'spnke'---una sneks and bright ues-'whnvs mnkxngv'-Jnpnn's aerenn. anne .Jn-as---'snorr,y'--n1p pxnne--nnn And eggs---1 une ZLL. nanny .vefrrxes-h1eyn11ng-erm chating--ice cre..-norozhy--- 'RBIQIDQI' Pearl Hnrbnr- xnngrne .ynhnnon--'1ny -snurr- uranr and pennucs-- o.x.k1a'w auch-111512. Albert .!ones---'cnrnuerm'---- clarinet'-sweet pucnwen--ur nn.-ps-n1enn Hauer. cenu Jones---'nlneuxe'--men: loaf---reading--baske tha11--- 'chnnnnongn chnn-chnnn' Vary Jonson--unn.v.1ng--cheep 1.1.8 nuke--nennxr-'Fur cryin' out 1nna:'-uxeyne. unry Jane xe11ey-h-rhacne-ren heads-'You uad1n'r -dnnnxng-- Isrle. Pun xepp1er-'np'-runs: herr- preaching---'29' Paras---men nun. Aileen xnehun--'.!eeperr'---- nanny--Cnndy--nurnxng--whne Cliffs of movers' Geneva nng---'aehny'--nnnnn. pnaaxngquue-'aa Honesv. wnn ue.- Richard lloo1b11n--'Sv.oop'---- hlondus----howling---any food ehnvr good!! Eililn Koh1er- E -chsesehllrg- Cr!-Bllir-Stir Bulb-'Bite Hel oem Koxnnnu--Anzo' ------ 'on mnne11'--aennmnnms--pxe n la lode-'Skunk Song.' lu-k Konrad--'Mike'-steak nnd potatoes-tennis-future M.D. nnnen Krnhn-'mann nnnsnn11-. fencing--Lnnnen--nanny:1-nn: fudge snnane. Dan Krnnerwwhyv'-nnrd pxnyxng- sirloln snenk--'Mooney'-hunk ing. nnzn Krnnnnn1-'Krnny'+nnnrn- -Hen ne noll'-nursing. Carolyn unus---unnnunlx--no erenn-- No, um'-- run1gm We Love'-zypxnn. Betsy xnxnn-f'nnn'-anym-ennxnr 'wnnvs nnnkxngv'-nmnnnn .nn dressing. mennra xunxnnn-'nick---snr.- rr'--mann -nun-fren tunn- porbltlnh-SIX. .vnnnr Lnknnnn-'Lnuey'-punpnn pie-Kipling-u nnnr--snnpmx' nnnn Lnven--'vuggn'--gn411nd cheese--'I bstchul -nurs1ng-- nunxc. 1-men Lnnnensnn ------, wen, usu-nu '---porn ronsn--rnunr skating-nsinging. Tol Lltller-Viennese llltzes- fanning--'nnn,eonra you npnnn n nnllnrv'-npannm-'n nnpexs any Lnnrnnce--prnv.1e1n-z.uue-- nnung mcnran-snnny Kaye. Helen Lee-neu lanf-h1kingv'I think'-swell orchestras. Jo Ann Levennon---an----chan soup-'ru nan'-,nuns-spans. cnrl Lewis---'onxlmnh'---corn -us xc-nowung-hom dogs . Wanda Lewin-'Bunch'-'tau nxnw n nnnunx'----tned shaman-- swxnnxng-Eve1yn. wuunn 1,n1s-- wu11s -sn1n- ning--snnnk-manned poenoes- snsebnxl-'Hxnexgnbnr'-'Ir you ennw he gona be enrefull' Helen x.nyrer-nnnmg- pn-nnnb Ang-nendxng-aeccy-num. Helen Lxnnney-'sxandie'-nnfn -ron gnc ne:---nnmmn----'ny suadyn Yvonne L1l1s-'Kentucky'-cake- 'For crying out lcudl'---Dhio Stats?--lusic. Antoinette Lo nnnnn-- 1-nny'-- pxnnnpple pie--now11ng-'unne mann'-Yvonne. Dlniel Lo Buono--'Heck'-base- blll-cards-Phil-'Blue Danube' vnxup Lockmnn-'Uncle new-gem tennis----nuts ----- Middletown 'unnes--mf nnrnnnr' Margnarie l,ong-'unrgnw-sing ing-sn1nas-nn-snr.-wn. ne1phn Lou-'nel'-.ppm pie-- nursing-plana-Markle. Rltn Lolell-shoes-locha clkef cnxcngn----nn-, 1-ms not get pu-snnn1.'-ren fingernails. unxnun Lowensreln ---- 'vuckny rnnnsew-'sig nenx--s1r101ns-- shun-gr snnpper--A Leddy benr n n new neu house! Jeanne Lndfly-sw1nn1ng-uperns- spinach-'Nighty rughc'-muy. .Innes Lyon-'cnnn'-scrnpbooks- u1n': in unruly'---Irene and Betty-'Melancholy Buby.' vbee uner1--r1sh1ng--nnnroms-- flying-nunung-gns nnaen. vxrgu unnn-'unns.y--r1runn- npxnnen----2 ln the hnnd is -umm 3 An the nnsnn Lee unnrna--snormy--nmcuen.- sleeping-'seven Beers mm :nn Wrong van-nn. Jack lush-zrnrnc nnnnger-u nnnrrnelon-Cnr-E-1-Alxyene. Richard unrun-'sp1nn'-nnmr- melon----lnw-'Yau Are ly sun- shine'-Bud-Jack. Mary unssnrnxn -,-- 'Jw'---me erenn--sknung--any cnw'---- 'mnews Tune.- nnberm unyer- urhuy--nnnam11- nn- and eggs-Navy-swimming. Henriettn unyuJ'nenrx'-5rA1x- ad cheese-APY,-'Vllnt to lK!l0l'P'- rnxnng. Irena nynnra--slug'-xnannp 'No .uvel'--srucwr and pre:- zexr-Lnn -shnexm unrgu-an uncnrnnek- non num:- auuble :alt-'Skunk song -serv ball-Robert. Cynmhxn ueunnnm-- cyn'-pxnp npple-- nn'c ann: ua! -nop tune jewelry-swing. lary unGreevyJuerry -records- rmrung-10ng hair-snow fights- nsnn nnu Day. nun ucxnwsh-runs'-nxcyaxep conrys--on Crnpx'-rnnnerns. unnxex unun11en-'uonn'Lmor11es- Nnvy-nuns!-11vxn'. umm lcouun-'Bulbs'-hnnunp gers- Huy snun -nnrr1ng---- unrg. Everett. ucwnorrer-rxsmng ,--- hnsurnmlx-'Keep 'sn Flying'- Chattanooga cnnn-chan. opnx uCwnarnr-hnnburgers---- S tlrdus tidding bells -dlhc ing- renaxng. Rouen unxnr ---- run men-- You're ly nnrnn ----rnnvr putting xr. nndlyx'-novns. Buddy Ieiner-basketblll-Jack Bill Killer-tlins 111 . Ill' aret leistsl'-'lid 9 -snolh s s llickay-blushing. nn-om unrgy-fan-n-un nua- curving-Slit urn may-cxrxsx Betty unrzlunrue-gona :uste- n nnnu-Arne sm'-sxenpxng nnunry Hanger-'nun'-nnkea huns--'uoonlxgm cannul--A annexng teacher. Betcy lucmex- 'rhnn -ua mx'- senny dog-- lerzLe'-Food!--- annexng. Doris uuhnex---'unn---good, exenn run-nurse-'x know wnyn unrmn uxley-'unrn'-rea hemr- 'rnxe n pnnaerl'-anncang. Annu uuler-unxxrnn emu ---- western rnnchrnownoys-drnnng. Junior lunar ----- 'Juney -hm rings-fnnnunxxx-burr hear cuts- grndnnnea Werrilan U1119l'J'Bi11 -flevi1'S food une-'cone .nd get ns'- Chenxsmry. Jae lislovic--'Tex --Ed1Lh--- man A, swupnr nn-Luxe-gnmf. Ksnnsth ll1tehe11-'Ken -Y.ll.-- 0hupeAchfuz1l -Chuck-Sports. Loretto uoncn1ne--wnnmy ---- rnrrou-plays-nnsu. Louise looney-V---unnnrger an pickles--Johnnie--radio rune- funns-sper: clothes. our uo0rn---sxenpx-'J.v. --- -vnxgn Bastien'-Marines. Russell ll00re-- Russ'--ussel- blies-mls-'lat Ile Off U'ptUln - Rorsia. Edith uornz-'muuy -dr.ung- potlto soup---erm u----nospex singers . Cnrllss ll0l'l'1s--'Corky'-chexw rles-billiards-Rowsey-Wltkins . -re--ie usrr1s-s1eep1n5-u-n.n- ss-nssebsll-'21-ex-'s rune'--- nemnxse. cseherxne uorf1sen-'cec.'-ees- -ew1egy--asne1ng-u.ry-'mm' n gen excitedl' Ruth lmrcon-'Iorcy -sermbs11- su-pseaehne-Jay. Dnrthea lim-den---'Doc'--xenon cokes-Jil-'No stuff! '-llerzie. Paul Nerf--spans---eaex sn- pxmes-engu-eer-aes151-Ang. summon Newkirk--'Bud'-cor-ned beer hash-'cssey Joneshhlll- Pef.ee m---new de, gsxsv an rueaefsenn Nea'--nuner- :ilk-'Nighty psnenn '--go1r-- women. nuns. new-as--ner dogs-'sim Lwister'-volley neu- 're11 se .crea--.m-Ae. Marjorie mu-rig--'ws pens 1n s pod'---ruler swung--'nos can you ee117 -ponm chips. Rose Oaks- cherr uice- Rn1n- ' Y .1 new--people--1 Know Why.' Betty o11nger---skeees---eup- xng-shearing-spxneeh-wax ter . Betty Psge-neu-ana and cheese- rcxxersnmung-'se there wer'- shows. Bdythe Ps1-er-'Eay'-zuve1--- day ares-mg-'oh reul1Y7 as-es Pulessuy---Pep--p1unrf my---'se--s-syx---sea Bless Alericl. ' Evnlie Pem.mgeon--cornred -- neg legs--memes:-neny und Dora. Jack Penny--nachines-out, dem- savenxsxng-u.seus11-s Len. Mary Pemers- ----- 'um-y Esung Peners'--spsgheru--Fa-'seven Beers -nh :he Wrong wsnn.' Earl Petersen-'rece'-hunnny 'You dun well'--puspmn pxe 'The Martins and the coysu' Ruth Prsfr-'linens'-passages-v blue eonveruh1e-ss1nmg---- 'ns-een Eyes.- Carol Potcerf-'H1ondell -hofw1- xng-Ne1son Eddy--chrxssy-Suki ing. my-and Puwelx-nsskeLbs11 ---- apple pxe--exvu engineer---- spans. Betty Preclzec-Finuffy'-j iv1n'A nr. Pepper-rnaxsns-xrene. Ruby Purvisllion'-old clothes- enxeuere-nurse-'nesven1y days!- Donnld Puthof'fJ'PSL -tulb11ng- grapes-'I Said 'lol'-Carol. Jonn ash-es-'chuck'--hssebe11 'Lee ue err upw-m'---engxneer ang. Exleen 0verho1mz----cheesehuxg- Lunar: Rankin-'ml'-sledding ers-Evers--'You n1n'c jxvin'l - coeoanu: ereu pie-'say kldl' tennis-Bob. Clifford Psce- H1ck loaf1ng--- Jenn Rawlings-'glondje'-buyer svnuon-rrexgm trains . in bus1nesS. You said 1L! +-- Helen and Elaine. Bernie Rem Huh7 -f-conch--- football- Anchor's nexgh---- dnmes. when nexsfer- aunL'-boxxnp nbbn. 'Clementine'-salesman. Charles nxchardson-'.umb1e'v phewgnphyv-druggxsm-f'nn'v. umm awful, uabelv' - GenevA n11ey- vere'-anxng--- double deckers---'Prisoner of the sean' Patsy mxey-'Pav'-B111 nexus- 'x know why'-dues. Evelyn nnnenhouselnve'-mmf boat.--Mike H112-'Are you kid- din? George Robben---mg 'r---bone Szeakfnewhxng-mennxswarner- 'blitz nuggyf nupr. nubxns0n--Jaonby'----- Mildred--long vacations--'The Little won who mvea the -fuer Hugs' Dcronhy make--wha. boy'-beer barbecue-Jack-orrme work. Hunan Russ-daughnums-gn-ev 'How you nu ao1n r -ra-un. Clarence nowsey-'nuw5e'-s1ng- mg-snuaenm ceunn11-drums. sue Samsf Sanmy'-root beef-- swillling --f- third finger left hu-.1-cuonng. Pnrxcn snnaers--'vu'-Suv ing-career gn-1- news co.- John Snpplshorny'-turkey-'The soma Rock'---nnxsner---Ind. Arcs. um-nn Schirmex---'Do you new in'--svn-ing--'uy L.-me so Love--nu-ogrnpner. Edward Schl1tt--basket'bl11--- daCeB fsarlf -Stahl!-math-Vnn. Patty scnruer-'could bel ---- nrusn--norsebwkffr1a1ngfny- Knsp-Leleprwnxng. Robert Schuber--baseball ---- - chicken-- E1mer's Tune'--less homework. mud Schuherz- Farmer -polw wi-.mn ---- 'weve chu pile of junk or park xv'-M1-Y. mu1 schu1er- cnssy'-.renery- nvnnon-checkers-'v... .' Honra Schulze-'Penrod'-peach 'pie-the girls-sun and non. Elnir Sc0f1e1d- Baby -Feps1-- 'hs Auzuun'-football-Eileen. num-ea Seba1yJMx111e -Ralph- m1-Q15-enncxng. Fannie senuef--'nn'--Golden nuxe-'Jn'-hope nr-esnfsingxng, Robert shlmmn- 1'nnc sow-- cnpmg-indusnriu nrmsfsn-- nn fuotball. Buford sme1a-'u0nkensze1n'-- chocolate pie--Index nrpnnes- 'Keep 1-hu F1yxng.'- Allan silver- Sid -golf-Amy skirts-Iaxine. Kenneth smnvson---'Kermy'--0 Mchmxsv,--'who aaw -1aemy-- Jun. Ann sxpp----Fuzzy'----.shed pomnoes-nnw11ng-.va--Bob. Lbuise Skllllan-'Rsreblt' ---- manner-spuunng---'now about mme -use'- rea Smalley- Fuzzy -ceren1--- fur-xng--pmue yuxcewhuxs- ny. Beulah snnh-'s-xny'-cheese- nurgu-S---5w1ng--'cmnumogn chau-cnno.'- Janet snmn----nswoxxlroll no -ore'-gobuxng-nousonro-non. Jarvis s-nn- nor,n1evrs ---,- -ornxng sleep- ----- augon on-1 manor-'song of Indian' Louise Smith-7'SChubel !.'5 Sere- nnde 4nursing-Louise sn11-nn- tennis. Mary Ann Sl1th- Sl1tty - Gnd - eggs-eating. Pou1 soma-'An like nl' ---- sob ond Dan-'Lazy nxver'-luck, plenty or in. Tolzlie Slith--chocolate-'Dulb dlshml'-circulation manager-- victrolu. Berry South-'Bez'-fur nonn- 'ly gosh'-'sweoonoorn of sign cm.' John spoaororo-moy--ping pong- parties-'Tonight We Love. :ook sue-anon-'Jonson'-ooaloo of fun-'You .inn just o nun- pxn' yuur gn-ss'-plone lunch- os. Leona scoo1o---nfooroouor'-- fellow suouors--'n1ngnov'---- Iuscle developuent. Don scorronrn-nu-goxr-ong1n- ooung-oopoo1o11y xoo oroo.. muh Steiger---1ove,1xfs .no friends--cute clothes-Jcellu S.D.C.'s. son sLo1gor--'shnrx--onoo-- Indian joweuy-Ed-opinoon. x Anne soophonson----rnnvo for sono--oolxogo-ocronnn11-ana. um-gory scopnonson- worse -N 'Tho Lanp 15 Low'-Louie ---- -o voxcmx , Everest smoworc- snew --pxo-- more pie-weight xxfnng-sonmo Clause. noun snonnn-'Honey--roodxny foot longs-'black cowshdanc- ing. nnxpr. soournJsoew'-noou11ng- -non-porfoouonxsm'-This Love of I1ne.' num seo-.ro---'alonaxo'-oy? nors:,poop1e--sense xr, puv- dancing, Louis sr.o-ps-- sues'-n1-Y--- dunes-Donbncting? Huy Louisa swne-2' steaks-- dnung-clothas-Ruch and Beary. Jenn Ellen sv.ou:- .vo-Jn'-oos- anno ,yowoxry-French Dries-Betsy .na M-ry. Patricia Stout-'Porky'-waffles and ooshows-on-Boston fsrriers- 'A Porno: Day. num Strain-orange blossom- nnno ooznogoo-coorgxo-sob. E1-is Str1ckerJ'Str1cknxne --U. s.-'ny honey'-'I non I non o Duo'-Boones. Patricia Strong-- Pat,sy'-r1d- xng-chop suey-Scotties-'Great gunsl' Janet 5tulpf- Du1tl -S.D.C.'s- the nn in her ure---'suneo River! Walter Sweet- Sweetie-honey'H fishing--B0yd's-Bob A Jnck--- Ruth. Betty u1bor:- unoho11-F.oo - cute oxozhoo-'coodnoss: -per nuts .9 noodles ----- 'loonlighc Serenudel' chorus Tny1or--'Ch1ck -pluld ,mns-cn-blxng-Ponny-'1 Know Why . ' anon Taylor-'Elmer'-u-osrop ova-women-no .no Jock. Jann 1'oy1or- s1ondn -l:oymon- gnn-w.n.o.-ovunon. rrene repuer----anne'---peru ruse--cuss rxng-'aeuuse'-- nypxee. Evelyn rheeu.1d-vshnrny'-'ner- tnnely'-anything ehoeo1eze-- plenty or sleep. S Clarence ThouAsJ'Hooks -steAk- ienexng-Anne 1-ryler. Glenn The-as----'m5herr1ng -a eeaages- Qu1v,,p1eree -box1ng- an-mms. nou Tho-xn-rmxng-huenu1--- Dieu-mule-oranges. rn Thomin-'Zambia'-buyer ----- knitting for gxrle-inked beans. Daisy The-penn-'nu--neexsx zz bxeye11r-5--neeuny euxcure. um-gen Thomson-'Morale'-'Ain' e mu A mg anew'--nrry-phone. graph records. Robert 'rnorpsen-'Like father, like son'---an-foo-'11s Aun- ulil. F.-.nu 1-nurnn-'we11, see when x r-erm'-ee1xege--seny--vey enables. Paul 1-ierren-'pher-rey--rece horsee-hom deg-Melvin. Charles Tlllery--'Chuck'-auto mechanic-Phil and Dave-bennrh as. - +1- Walter Tuxery- nnp1ee'-Hu, nd'--eu-ulxng--nneozype ep- erner-rurnng. Phyllis T11t.on---- Squirt -N Dennis uargen--'oern,1enen,xrv clude ne our'-pxnerpplee-ann. Gordon Turner---'F1nsh'-b1l1- iards-'Jealous'-chelist. can Turpin--'llxce'--nxlk md vegeashlee---ur1e--nru-neee- neu. Dan Tyson--'noe'--r good card ge-e-er-.ve1-Eggs mu harem-- 'D1dd1e. lf any Ann Upton-'Uppey'-concerts an a -mor-horsemen riding-- memn are.. pie. Enrl Van Horne--'Van'-chewing me reg-sen-in-my Tengarden- sexeneex Charles vw w1nu1e- nxp -hur- .urg-vmx Harris-Tony-driving. Elizabeth vnrs--'Libby'-sep he-burgere--renher answer-- 'Bud. Freida vurrmeaer-'unp1ee --- u,s.--veuey mul--'You don't suyl'-fun. neun.: Wadsworth-'Rollo' ----- peLewes--nn11erae-uusxc1--- 'Checker .ru-p. H Don wunseen.--roonbrll--me, Jerk and mrrmy---sxeeparrg and eeung-uery June. nm-amy wr1nseon.- sunky'--- enrrnme-cnrk mule-'rho-xn. Polly wrrr1ek- uuee1es -ren-- red neu poxxen-seny. Raymond Wntk1ns---MUSICI----- drenmg-'.1eeLer --n1ermee--- Pnzy. wu-e wukxns--'wx-'----fried emuken-red-mercury-flowers. Plullne WltS0l'lJ'Pe!.0'-dU-nuLS- sen-Lem--aereing. Alvin Weaver-'What sly, per:- nerr'-greduenxanm-wood-wrlh soup. .me neberlnxuee In The Highs'- food lnny nnay--.xr corps-- so-feey and nasweren. mn nur-'sour-v,ee'-'when you ,ey mer-ev'-areriem--be'1xng. 1 f n 1 , ff view- wexzs---Bunch'---Fresh off :ne can----'Apple zuosson Tile'-cheese. Benny welsh- soo:s'-knnuny everybody and everyth1ng-sec- 1-nary. Mary wE1sn-vuangs'-:run cue- -oh,gouaness1 --norumny, muy .nu wnndn. nm-amy wercz--'He11a,cnv.s'-- 'Ruse o'nny'-nurse--Jewe1ryW sewxng. Jeanne w1ck-1enn1ry--nus1c--- 'runny 4, nag--un,-319. Roger w1111nns- nog -wouEu--- nnynnxng nnued fond ---- sob A Ernie. Sophia W1l11alS0l'l-'TllCll8! '--- danc ing-onions-nnseunx . wane wnus--'nnxsy un.'---- M11 pickles-volley ball-'You dnnw sayl' La Vern w11snxre-'Lucy unen- food-nan-'se Honest, wnn ue.' .men W11son- But.ch --crnp--- Mendes-cn11rern1n-Su-nwberry jan-wonpn. ' nnnn u.wilson-'sherry'-rxdxnp nngel food cue---um-gan H1511 scmwx. muh R. w11sun-Hern-Hern1e--- sneer Kern---Hgrbxe soy------ fsuch A ru:!1 ronnxe wx1san-'scooge'-sneer ers--Henry Grable-'Your Feets 1-on mg'-nrnculn. un,-gun w1nnere1a-Junrg1e'- tuna fish Salud-groan lr lhite- wnnn neue-'ny new. my wxsennn--dnnnxng--'Thu's no 11ex'-.,Lueky A. noe---'my Dreaming. Charles W1l'.l'.-- Ernie --FO0D-- bowl ing-brunettes . Robert w1n---Chen-1Es--nens- pnpers-mnnaes .1 reanenas--sn- lade the Pants too L0ng.' Betty wnzeurni-baking-nusxcn dressxngmcny Called Heaven'- Mary. nn,-ry Nslke---'Hank'---peanut butter----bowling ---- blondes- 'axnevs Tune. onine Wolpert.-'Sally Annu-- IUVIES-hal A corn-'The Things 1 Love.- llnrion wonnnxl---wnnle'-unb forms---eyelashes--horse hnnk rxdxng--dented fsnders. Wands Wood--peanut butter and July--.hon--'Nunn --'Muse Cliffs nr uovul'-anne. Lune wood!-mn slnting-noob ing-ice Cren--uname. Anne wonenayke-- Luckyh ---- neexm-'S-'any Cow! -runn1ng- 'The One 1 Leven Edward wright---spans--S0114 roou-nncmnxsn-everyxwr1y-'cept rennxes. .Innes wrxgm-'.un -Jonrnnl-H xmseunl1-px-inning-engxneerxng. nuns wuesn---'The an-nu--non nnn1e5--arg-nng---dine wasn- erns-'long nur, lm-gnrem wynn----wynnxe'-new sleds-w.n.u.--1 Know why.- aob !enu1e-'anew'-smenk-s1eep- 'neorgxn Tech'--'Hi-yu young- :nel-ss' Grace Youngnan-h1k1ng-ro11sf- rndxn-rypnng-unry. ,wr unrnnn z111un-F-cur1ey --wnrn nenaner-dxggxn' .inndeunns-D 'glnnour'-'nh,a111y,on, ' 'mn z1nh1unn--nnn-neceras--v runberb-wus-me sunung-num. Pearl BoI11ng-'Sa1ty -f1sh- ing-nrplanea-Paul, Be, Hugh. Dorothy BruckJDrAzz1e 4nuon- light excursion:-'Misa You'- nurse-swimming. Raymond Cain-'Bingo'-chicken dullpline -swimming-c hee kers . Juanita Crank ----- 'Corn-fed Cranlvlickey-triple deokers- 'Btairlay to the Stare. William Gibbs-!Play em cool'- cakeJV1gg1eWoogie'-sports. Bob Howard-Yleiners and beans- hrunettes-flremen-'The Bells of Ban Raequeln' Joseph Keller-'Steve'-baked ham-llargie-'The Anniversary VIe1tZ.' Tom Latimer Betty Brusch . wx John Zoller-llleorgef- 'Fore'-loudsocks-'old Roek1n'Cha1r -Fruits Harold Blount.---'Hel' bowling-loaflng-Women- food . Dan 0onuay--farm1ng-- tumblin' weed--G1enn- jalopy-Pete . Mary Catherine Cook- nKltLy'--Johnny--RUG- CUTTING-ice cream. John Little--'Curly'-banana ice cream-'You Made Me Love You'-Air Corps. William Lynch-baseball-pork lg beans-lMc0n11ght Cocktail'- red socks. Jack McKart--eating----'627 Stomp'-baseball-steak. Earl M1nterJ'Mac -sandl1ches- Jane-'You Are My Sunsh1ne. Ray lloore-'R. C. -Live tobe a hundred-'Shutter off' ---- sleeping- Sky1ark. Joseph Moran- Joe -draw1ng- hot dogs--Rita-'Indian Love Cllll' Mary Pate-'Shortyl-pie A la mode-'Woodchoppers' Ball'- table tennis. Miller-baseball-steaks . Edwin Pierce - Buss1e - uenchee-baeeba11-pro- Andrew Roherts- Jack- son ---dx-awing--'Just checking ! -chewing gum- Cldllldcs . Oscar Stewart-lYI1111e - 'BS nlertl'-B. diploma- fishing-A. J. Viale W1leon---'Vl'-- fruit--Warren-baskefw ball-Stardust. Arthur W1seman- Doc'- lork?4:hem1stry-filthy lucre-fried chicken. Eilleen Lutz--slacks - r1d1ng--D1ck- Tanger- ine'-architecture. Moss Prulett ----- 'A rolling stone- - - I'-pork oho'ps--- 'Keep 'sm F1y1ngw-H1 Bauer Hubert. Rauch-1'Rock'-s1eep1n'- 'lt louldn't. look good in print!'-pork chops. 'Paul R91ffJ'Bud -blrdhoueee- aled ridxng-bananas-carpen- try. Earl Rogers--'Long John'--- cake-eleeping-'Star Spangled Banner. ' Paul sehe11---Pokey'-poa1-- 'How About You'-baseball . Don Sch1ck-'Beak'--sk1rte-- 'Somehow'-pep-'Now Iouldn't You Like to Knoii' B111 Schne1der--'ll1ffet'--- blondes---tickling the ivor- ies-curls. COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Valedictorian - Shirley Barton CLASS NIGHT SPEAKERS Robert, Schields-Ftmny books- chlckan--'Ylhatcha knoI?'--- eu1mm1ng. Gene Sxbsrt.-'Bee'-clothes-- 'The Rising Sun'-Jack. Elmer Sm1thJSm1tty -lport.l- plenty of food-Charles. Robert Stan1ey--'Bob'-bale- ball-steak-Jae k-'high pock- ets.' Eugene lehrly--- Ieky -??-- 'Says you'-super-aooperroat sloopar. Wayne l1natead-lRed'-1oaf1ng- ice cream-relaxation. lllllam Io1f-'Wh1tey'-ehap- suey-swing nualc-a1rplanea- damee. Shirley Barton B111 Cook Don Puthoff Clarence Rowsey B111 Apgar Marcia Heiser Don Cisle ,I ,- .- Q9 .0 ,.. A 'Os it fun' W - XS 'L' -K ff COIVUNE1 ATTRACTIONS Startled from our afternoon nap, too sleepy to remember where we are, we an- swer the ringing phone. Oh of course, now we re- member, Peterson's Hotel and the desk clerk, Ernie Witt., is calling to remind us the Bill Hurm Theater opens tonight, June ll, 1962. The feature is to be the sequel to 'Believe It Or Not, starring Loretto Montaine, Albert Jones, Stanton Newkirk, andMary Al1ceBrown, those tal- ented actors and actresses who have reach- ed the top. We hurriedly dress and go down to a delicious dinner of sausages from the Fritz Davis Meat Market.The door- man, Bob Coldiron, calls a'1'1erman cab for usg and, wonders of wonders, our driver is Victor Wells. Around the new Cawein building, past traffic cop Steffen j Xl-Fi'-,-, .- . 3 :Q dfirlf 2 fe- f I we soon reach the theater. 1 ' 1 Buying our t1ckets,we think we recognize the face behind the window-Oh yes,it's 1 Georgeanna Jackman who used to sell tickets at the Linden. Rhoda Boggs and Billy James sell us candy bars in the foyer. Well of all things, we find Paul Schuler and Paul Keppler still at their ushering jobs, and they tell us the beautiful theater was design- ed by our old friends Patty Schroer, Polly Warwick, and Howard Brown with mur- als by Thelma Burns. Until the curtains part let us listen to Stan Cook's orchestra and watch the people coming in. Oh look! that's Bernie Reid and Kathryn Herold-I mean Mr. 8: Mrs. Reid. That other distinguished looking couple is Mr. Sf Mrs. Everett Hoskins. She was Mary Lou Heitsman. They are at- tending the show to celebrate their 15th wedding anniversary. ln the wedding party we recognize Dorothy Hathorn, Adeline Huelsebusch, and Dotty Fremgen who are escorted by men of their own choosing, ahem! There's Sophia Williamson in a- nother of those Olinger ensemblesg with her is Ginny Hoffman whose glamorous hair do is the height of fashion. Coming down the aisle on the other side is Patty Getz with the attentive Benny Watkins, and just behind them are those schooldag sweethearts Joe Mislovic and Edith Stleg- er. The lights dim, the music fades, and part,Howard Elder start as the curtains Schultz and Bill theprojector showing sports shorts. First we see the world tram- poline Champions. With expert skill Bill Apgar, Don Puthoff, and Chick Taylor de- monstrate a double backward halftwist midair somersault-very difficult to per- form. Now the scene shifts toa swimming pool in Beverly Greens where the annual women's meet is being held. Competing are our old friends Helen Haeckl, Boots Armen- trout, Eileen Overholtz, Sue Sams, and Miriam Furnier, cheered onby Marcia Heiser. Before we see who wins the golden trophy designed by Rocco Conese, the scene changes to a golf tournament. Tom Latimer, John Zoller, and Adele Wilson are playing while among the on- lookers are Shirley Barton, quiz-kid coach, Ed Schmitt, professional dancer, and Dotty Jo Antenan, Cuddley Toys de- signerg and Pauline Watson, laboratory technician. There'sTedSma11ey, collec- ting as usual-autographs this time.We catch a glimpse of Junie Miller on the next green Qsti1l?j trying to teacl Betty Michael to play golf. The short Lowenstein newsreel with Earl Van Horn as commentator shows Gov. Dave Schubert at the launching of Frank Frost's latest invention, an undersea freighter, whose captain will be Charlie Barker-he always liked to travel, we re- member. We miss the address given by Jo Hamblin the orator, because we are eves- dropping onBetty Brusch andEvalie Hicks audibly discussing composer Fred Gary's marvelously trained hair. Our attention returns tothe scene in time to see the sweepstake winner, that lucky Sarah Burk- hardt. It 1s a great occasion raine Baker Coming down to their seats are PatW1seman, Luc11leCorson, and Mary Lou Henkel closely followed by Otto Ko- lodzic, DannyMcMullen, and Dick Martin. CTJTVTING ATTRACTIONS and on her racing farmare ' gathered such celebrities as Chrissy Benninghoffen, horsefancier, Bob Krahn, fencing champion, Henri- etta Mayes, world famous land- jg' x scape artist, Patty Stout, owner M O and exhibitor of prize Bostons, and James Niederman, reporter. As the film moves rapidly onwe are taken to the annual auto races at Indianapolis. Among the daredevil drivers are Frank Clawson, PatBreese, and Blair Scofield. From the Judges stand Earl FrostandJackFrywatch in- tently. Among the excited spectators are Ann Worten- dycke, Bob Howard, and Lor- ,,:l- .... The feature starts and we see many familiar names: Clarence Rowsey, pro- ducergM1lton Anderhalten, d1rectorgBob Harmon, original playg Helen Lindsey, Margery Stephenson, musicg Margaret Casky,costumesgMary ,,- Louise Stone, ha1rstylesgCar- ff'o1 Potterf, jewelerygandG1n- 3' ny Asher and Martha Ziliox, properties. All through the picture we recognize the fine actingof our old chums. The picture ends,andas we return to the hotel we realize what a fine class of seniors we had back in the good old days of 1942- scriptg ,f v 1 .If LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT State of Insanity City of Wild Dreams County of No Accounts. We, the Senior Class of 1942, being of unsound and indisposed mind and not under any sober influence dohereby declare this to be our last unwilling testament in manner following, to wit: Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article Article I I1 III IV V VI VII VIII IX X XI XII lary lcllreevy wllls her glam- our girl bob to Dick Koehler, lnstlgator ofthe 'butch' move- ment. Jean Luddy bequeathes her at- tachment to Virgil to George llehls. Joe Mislovlc leaves I-lezzakius to fellow country-dweller Ron- ald Stewart. Tires? Fred Gary hereby bequeathes hll perlphrases to any stuttering sophie. See VIebster's pg. 1822- Dave Schubert grants his steaks on the hoof to Billy Schulte. Sonora Connell wills her spot 11ght 1n Wlldyeer Merrament- to June Weiland. Anne Stephenson wills her 'Hi Pall' personality toAnne Zil- lox. Ted Smalley leaves his delib- erate manner to Lois Garrett. Doll Puthoff wills his miracle- man muscles to Billy Flenes. Earl Van Horne leaves his elf- ln my laugh to its ardent ad- mirer, Miss Brown. Chrissy Bennlnghofen leaves her knack for clacking needles to Ellie Ott. As lf she needed it. Virginia Hoffman bequeathes her smooth ping-pong stroke to Helen Summers. Artic le Artlele Article Article ,Article Artlcle Article Article Article Artlcle Article Article Article XI!! XIV XV XVI XVII XVIII XIX XX XXI XXII XXIII XXIV XXV Joan Blumenthal wills her rad- rlmmerl 'eyes' to Lois Glenn. OICAI' stelhfl bBSCOlShl! well sn1nea spp1eupon nan lncensn. Betty Brusch imparts her class- room sffervescense to Cather- ine Peuriroy. Shirley Barton leaves her math grades to the flrst lucky su- phxe. Ralph Stewart wills his slick- as-a-vhxstle 11ne to any un-- der graduate harem keeper. Bussy rxeree wills all past, present and future connection with poetry to Kenny Mead. Edith Steiger gives the nights she spent reading copy at the pr1nter's to Rosemary Hepting. Roland Wadsworth leaves hi! hot licks on the trumpet to Dordy Weber. Johnny Zeller reluctantly wills his collection of golf medals to Tuffy lrent. Patrick Breese gives about ten pounds ofhis football beef to Chuck Brinker. Carol Potterfwills her Nelson- eddyphobia to Gladys Brinkman. Fritz 'Davis and Don Clsls leave their 'big business' ability to Harry wxxks. Colleen Gilmore leaves that shlfty one-two punch to Pudge urn'-se-.V Duly executed and signed before me this thirty-second day of Luna 1942. Signed NITWITNESSES Harry Dly rl! Nut-Brown Miss-Fit Ton Go Wuest floung Man? Bye Heck Wee Won Nell ibut you can have herb 1 DANCE CHAIRKEN Class of 1943 President ............Hsrry Wilks Vice President ....Merlin Johnson Secretary .. . Tressurer .. Scribe ... Margaret Sloneker Russell Dempsey ......Dick Gard CLASS ADVISERS Miss Fannie Rothbaun M158 Edna wB1th9l'S Mr. Wins ton Metcalfe Mr. A. A. Dragset 'THROUGH THE NIGHT' lies Fleota Rswling DITOOCOP v M f R 'QM Mi .E rf Jw' -js: W.. Q-yf4Vy.EJW5 mwwqghwwiqau . mimi, 15'g'?m 2 ' ' 'JM ?w6VW' ggi 7TQ?Q5??' Roberts ......... Gregory Stanton . Kay Stanton ... Scyre Holbrook .- Mrs. Alicia Keefe Bunny ........... Dwight Holbrook . Calvin Driscoll . Smith ......... Burt Jessop .- .. ..... Ed H111 .....Jsck Ramsey ...Livia Porrszio ......Juno Woilsnd ....Msrgsret Sloneker .......Joe Dister ...Earl Base ....Don Lelhner ....Jack Thomas ....0rsel Braun mmwm 011. Um 1,lf14m, sw? m 1mM?'Mx mm 0Q,H.ns.fmm9m ummWmmMmmmmMmmgM1M,fWywEm.1vU, mmmmmmmmwmmm. mamma. me u so I 1 MYOJJJ MM Q. Bxilhfwp B55 ba s k fpwlmlmnmm ' num ' -I wan 'W UQ, Mm MW- Tlmg5l1mmiic Ymq31ui5lYvumhl5oWiu. ,ii s si 'v Tuflmmihuppmdlwnvwmmlgf, W 3 - FmmJ2?clmn1:igqq'Y,3QJn 150111, I Al mm. ' I I I 1 I I I I I ? l 1 w z iii U . X I ,, ..,,, -.,.,A,,, ,,L, VLVL I ive 5....A IT: - Q -.,.l,.l..i..- - I . I 1 .......i......I - l ' un U an H I .1-it-1-.2-p , U U 4...-11... n - 7 The Weekl Review EDITORIAL STAFF fl --?-Q, i M' 'fig-I -f i -J s, E Fifty-seven members compose the editorial, typing and busi- ness staffs of' the Weekly Review. These students publish the weekly high school newspaper which has a circulation totaling thirteen hundred. Advertisements are se- cured from the local merchants through the business staff' each week.Exchange papers with other high schools totals approximate- ly two hundred and fifty and the papers received are filed for reference. V Quill and Scroll, an honor- ary society for highschool jour- nalists, has a membership of e- leven persons from the staff' of the Weekly Review. This chapter was named for C. W. White, super- intendent of schools, and was BUSINESS STAFF QUILL 8: SCROLL organized in 1939. Each year, Qu LA, the club inducts new members who 5 have excelled in journalistic Sc- eu. 'I 01' k - izoifrozuu. sfmrr aiu Wu: Executive Editor ........................ Patty Getz 4- E H' uf Managing Editor .................... ..-.. Jim Niederman 4. Qfkggggqawi School Editor ..... ....... ..... E d ith Steiger e. News Sketches -- --- Richard Corum 4- Copy Editor ...-......................... Jeanne Luddy Feature Editor .................... , ...... Marilyn Messner Q Reporters .... -Marilyn Burnett, Dorothy Wainscott, Rosemary Hepting, Ruth Sharp, Pat Schneider, Iim Trebel, Franklin Frost, Fred Garyiapat Greenwood, Adeline Trembly, Eliza' beth Bishop, Louise Owen. Who' Who .......... .................. M iriam Furnier Sports Editor ..... ........................ D on Cisle Sports Reporters ............ ---Dick Koehler, Harry Wilks Exchange Staff ........,. Helen Standafer, Sara Ann Steiger Staff Photographers ........ Bob Brown, Mickey Lowenstein Cartoonist -- ........................... Maurice Carter News Supervisor ......-..........- Miss Elizabeth Steinle Head Typist and Copy Reader ................ Betty Merz Typists: Rosemary Metzger, Ruth Ann Kranbuhl, Eileen Kohler, Susan Hall, Ioan Blumenthal, Thelma Reese, Anne Stephenson, janet Lakeman, Eileen Overholtz, Mildred, Rowsey, jean Gerber, BUSINESS STAFF Co-Business Managers--Fred Baumgartneft Dorothy jo Antenen First Assistants ............. oe Dister Barbara Welliver I . Assistants .... Eugene Lively, Maxine Murstein, Kenneth Mead. Collection Manager ...................... Charles Bartels Axsistants---Phyllis Tilton, Pat Wiseman, Wilma Watkins, Dorothea Murden, Eileen Kohler. Circulation Manager ..................... Iune Weiland Assistants ..... Gladys Brinkman, Glenna Day, Mary Fitton Business Secretary ..................... Marian Schirmer Faculty Business Manager ............... Harold Hutchison W'Qu1ll and Scroll Members. 41' 4' I' il' TYPISTS EDITORIAL STAPF Ulumn Day-Editor Mary Anon Brown un-y naman M-run vm-ne11 Doris -vue-A ART STAFF Senior Cinema SEN! nwrgunn. human-nanur Patty noun Dorothy rnmgan nam-nn. u-yu cAu-:ruun Ada-1. Wilson Tom Llumn novnscv Art surf ASSISTANTS Fon PERSONALS C I NEMA STAFF rvvxsr ne 1pm Leu CAMERA MLN Mmkey L0-vennexn nab nrnwn sPnR'rs Bob Kr-.rm Ruswhss Kamen, vena charms mrzns nun. uvemy JDO Dist!! vnyuxs 'rumm- Elleen Kohler nm-chef. Murden non-nnhy Jo Antenen- June wanna Maline MUYSLBIH Wilma Wn..kins BsrbArA Welliver Barbara Hifi STAFF Bus xness Wir . SUPERVXSOR msn Mary Heck Lucille Corso!! Loretto Montaine Pnyun muon Marian Sbhlrmer Gladys nnnkmm PM msn.,- ur. nuzchxnsuv-,ncuny ma-151mg un. ADVISERS lr. James Koger Mr. John Holden Mr. Harold Hutchison The Student Councll STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President Clarence Rowsey Vice President Shirley Barton Secretary Janet Smith Treasurer Mickey Lowenstein 1941-42 PROJECTS Sale of activities tickets Sale of defense bonds and stamps Swing assembly and one act Plly Assembly of Ritz Trumpeteers X-4 K g? 4 - X . - if 'K ff. gf 4 0+ , ' . 9 1 'C 35? 'F' 1: v--Z' 1 :4M,-by ,JVM . . ,Hd .X , W , The American History Club .1 K ADVISORS M155 ana me Cope ,w,mi V eww Miss Marjorie Grafft I o V Miss Edna Walthers from Latimer Mr. John Holden ww, t Mickey Lowenstein Vice President Pres iden ' Paul Keppler mmtz V Treasurer Joy Lawrence Secretary HISTORY CLUB ACTIVITIES The calendar of the 1941-42 American History Club reflects the students reaction to a world at war. A- mong the outstanding activities were the purchase of a Defense Bond, the donation of' clothing and S40 to Bundles f'orBr1ta1n, and the sending of Christmas cards to ex-members serving in the armed forces. A salvage committee contributed over S150 to the school's Victory Fund. Several hundredbooks were collected for soldiers and the proceeds from the Fulton Lewis, Jr. lecture were given to the U.S.O. The usual welfare work was continued with donations to the Infantile Paralysis Fund and the Community Chest. Five hundred Christmas Hpretties' were sent to Caney Creek School, for distribution tothe mountain children. Christmas dinners were furnished to four local families. The annual history award to the all-round senior was given in the form of a Defense Bond. The c1ub's special feature was the presentation of Fulton Lewis, Jr., speaking on What's Happening in Washington Todayd' .M 'V Qgb .ie 0 . -So i 3 5 4 5 1 5 5 Y 3 f Musical Production THE BAND THB BAND Community programs as well as school events this year enjoyed the capable services of the Hamilton High School band, under the direction of Irvin C. Hamilton. In addition to playing at football and basketball games, this talented group furnished music at Ham1lton's Sesqu1-Cen- tennial, and marched in the Armistice and the Memorial Day Parades. The group won a superior rating inthe Southwestern Ohio Dis- trict contest at0xford, thus giving proof oftheir excellence. Concert's J KS were given during assemblies of the a junior high schools and foran even- f ,N ing audience in the Hamilton High .gf School. Another contribution of the music department wasthe 1941vers1on of 'M1dyear Merr1ment.' 555 J ie e.M W JR-nTE4 'Gig' , - ,gsm a ? H Q,,'1 Hu , I, 56 - mf ' fs5?QWi. Q'V2fnEf Bank Ewaf unveil MW QW 'E 'ig Em? 1 S 2 , f NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY llny Ind varied 'Bri the uctivitlas of tht Hlmllton Chapter of the muon-x amor sunny the pun yur. rw numbuu were spon- nrm. vxneann Palmer num on -map se. Lire-, ma r-'rea :va r Q 5 1 bl 5 . ,, ,. 1 Hip., ig , :U 3 I U ' 2 iff? if , if 'B G 4 1 A 'A 'IPX ,,x. Maw nnau-bran on l'ihOt, una or lIysO.ery.' student spank- ern fran Mum University gun inrormuve una. sarviee an :ho community un rendu-ed by mum of Christmas sunken puma An naeiiy homes. To nun. the ur effort the society f m' K -fi 2198241 1-,iz gif-, . 'zzz 1433? f X 5 S , fl? mf' - ag, 1 .1- M 4 4 ff,,?:L f 1 'JU' Ig 'z - '15 . ' . i 1' 4 ,,. is red S T e,:aI1e u,.er .v nupua snlvugn non-ferrous menu . a one of the most importxnt a- K I - e n x oven: nt 1 1 .Q L m -m op - , : z - fi ' ' .L 21, 1 - Y 5 nan at - can uf nh- g 1? , k 1 e s c 0 u L r Q n 5 z he n A, ,-T g if 1 , x 5 2 J Y Q.. mn. of 5 F' .-: .. H A ,fiffff '5S5'S,E.-1 : -f i- Vx nh- we 1- Q D 55655905 XR if Pfggrclris U fsfafew e E . l Q01 3:55 V 5 Chain-Yt slice , fi- X 1 vg.:fsx?, .A , ., ...f , - in g m -'ann-1-1---1 w r 1 K : .1 ' to 110' 25 1 fi 5105 S N ATI ON FL HONOR SOCIETY W' s 1 . 22 Ja x K 5 6 G bf 'Z 90 N., , 1-.an THE BIOLOGY COUNCIL President - Ted Smalley Vice President - Livia Porazzo Secretary - Margaret Sloneker Treasurer- - - - Alma Phelps Advisers - Mr. Robert Wieche, Mr. James Line, Mr. R. E. MacQu1ston The Biology Club consists of all pupils in the biology classes of the school. Its aim is to increase their knowledge of science in regard to plants and animalsg also toencourage them to read papers and magazines to keep up with modern science. The councilis composed ofone boy andone girl from each biology class. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB President - Evelyn Rittenhouse Vice President - Carolyn Hoskins Secretary - Margaret Meister Treasurer ---- Ruth Morton Program Chairman - Betty Preckett Publicity Chairman - June Shearer Advisers - Miss Elizabeth Roll, Miss Mina Dowty Retail Selling Trainees L Hanford Collier 8 mnmm ut Wiww e,c0' tae Lesson One: Team Work' 9y by Z, 1019! x 5eT omg!! ,1t 'Iso Umm! Dhserfue sul' ' abs 'el 1 c 1-Guan H8115 -he 208' The George-Deen vocational retail selling course was introduced at Hamilton High School inJanuary, 1941. Under the co-operative plan of study the trainees fas the students are officially knownj attend school four periods each day and are required to work at least 15 hours per week in local retail establishments. The teacher instructs in selling theory, directs discussion ot' actual work ex- perience, and co-ordlnates the trainee on his job, thus the job experience has a two fold value: fly it is actual laboratory work, 123 lt bridges the gap be- Er 'ec B tween school life and the worker's world. The trainees receive instructions not only ln the elements of selling but also receive an introduction to the man of technical as- pect of the distributive occupations---Stock control, marketing principles -advert1s1ng-4'11splay- store mathematics-speech for business store man agement . :He . H01 11 Pr, 'Wes r 'sh 4 Oro an J, F ievasoflse la, Ion c s,, . o lu can '- If shfp-.E '-1, at 13156 iw' ze0'5 s 'a hire fo Pte B- ,409 'oovf Ma Y' ,Q '5 N. F. L. established here in 1939-40 is an honorary association ofhigh school students whohave done credit able work inspeechg membership is retained by continued participation of speech activities Degrees have been earned by102 students of Hamilton High through participation lnsuch activities asthe Ohio Prince of Peace Contest, Student Congress, humorous and dramatic declamation, extemporaneous speaking, original oratory, oratorical declamation, and debate The Degree of Distinction ls the highest degree awarded to any N. F. L. member. Mary K. Eggleston, a char- ter member of the Hamilton Chapter, was thefirst toachieve this much de- sired goal. This yearthirty-two schools sent contestants to the Tri-State Speech Tournament. At Columbus North High School, February 7, Marilyn Messner received the trophy for first place , !!,, AMILTON ORE NSI: EAEUE CHOUL H MIGH S F L The National Forensic League. . d ' dam in dramatic declamatlon. On April 2, 3, and 4 the N. F. L. Tournament for Western Ohio and Southern Michigan was held at Bowling Green State Univer- sity. Livia Porrazzo was awarded the trophy for first place ln original oretory. A q. Members ofHam1lton Chapter participated in the act- ivities of the 0h1o High School Speech League. The varsity debate team, composed oFWarren Bisdorf and Jack Thomas, Pau1Raps and Erich Ringel, wereawarded a trophy for their victory inthe district finals. Clarence Mor- ton, Marilyn Messner, Betty Brusch, and Llvia Porazzo also qualified forthe State finals lnindlvldual everts. The Speaker's Bureau organized lest year has been ac- tive throughout the whole year. Its services have been appreciated by local organizations. They were especial- ly active in the Community Chest Campaign. fl 1:', X flklx MMXN Miss Miss Miss Miss Miss MF. J Mr. J SPONSORS Dorothy Beaver Madge Shaper Fleeta Rowling Fannie Rothbaum Gladys Ganter ames Line ohn B. Holden H145 Dgahyrt TONIEHT L, Q 65 TE E XTX! 3 5 f gf : f W' 5 W - K4 , 3 45 5 I Mr. John B. Holden Mr. James Hall Mr. Robert Wieche Mr. Ray Tilton Mr. Homer Hage Faculty Manager Basketball Ltne-Coach Football Assistant Coach BASKETBALL SCORES Hamilton 30 Defiance 39 Hamilton 19 Middletown 37 Fremont 33 47 Wilmington 21 Newark 36 43 Winchester, Ind 15 Zanesville 22 19 Mansfield 19 Akron North 34 27 Lima Central 25 Dayton Fairview 29 33 Norwood 35 Lima South 40 43 Dayton Stivers 22 Columbus Acquinas 37 22 Middletown 34 Hughes 19 CHEERLEADERS: Clarence Rowsey, Marcia Heiser, Cap Stubbs, Eleanor Ott, Robert Plker, Helen Sommers. FOOTBALL SCORES Hamilton 7 Fairview 6 35 Purcell 0 20 Roger Bacon 6 7 Toledo DeV11b1ss 0 7 Huntington, W.Va. 19 21 Springfield 7 26 Hughes 6 12 Toledo Central 7 6 Middletown 6 V, Note: Due to one player's ineligibility, which was unknown at the time the games were played, the first eight football games were forfeited. Most of the opponents asked that the scores remain unchanged. 41 Q 10 ,N ! ly TM Y -ff XE Gu it FOOTBALL First Row: Mgr. Tewsrt-Webster-Seegmuellar- King-Brinker-Dodgson-D.Arent-Mgr. Settles. 2nd. Row: Mgr. DeSa1ms---Phillips--Hunter-- Tullis---Moore-D1ckerscheid---Hosk1ns-Storm- Biegel-Head Mgr. Barker. 3rd. Row: Apgar-Wehr1ey-Cropenbaker-Mi11er- Breese--B.Reid-Robinson--J.Arent--Wa1nscott- Scofield-E.Re1d. 4th Row: Coach Tilton--Geary--Pater--Steed- Stiver--Parrot---Hurm--Clawson--Frost--Conch Wieche. , BASKETBALL First Row: Hershner-l1111s-Nap1er-McMu11en- Brinker. 2nd. Row: Weber-Wilks-Schm1tt-Mi11er-Arndt- Minnick. 3rd. Row: She1ton--Arent-Smith-Meiner-Va11- Garrett. ith Row: Gerlach--W1lson-Farmer--Jackson-Du Vall-Van Wormer-Bennett. was gem L . p QB S 'V ff, 4 'bi it I , M l :J in L. 'F5 -I' +5 a. f rl, .Qu j! 'la I 'X fe XJ' , X ' y...l1.LLx 53 8.uJw.Cm-'li U 5- ' ':'- Q K R if' K t W KP 13 K , K fl.. , I I. an , fin' if -. . -, , Yi: W - - T , I ' .i 1 q imi WJW ,L Q . . We X' mb LA 'k :'3..w11fQ k ' s...Q www JM wwf - L f L ' 1 I ,IAA R ' A K f ff in f ' F . 'w,.... pzi1.g z:E ifwi ' V A wi!-.aii+ I if .HL 3,1536 N - .:.,,, , , A R H,.f444,fC,.,,..a'Z. , V A 14 ,i 1, Hgh ' i Y 2 , iii? , k,,, f' 7 13 5 s .f f ,, 5 1 1 I Q ,, -.gw ' ii Y ity ' ZR X F ,K,, Ui is ' HQ .41 ,. F' gang f' f 1? V9 J H, K M H43 ,,.., wx . .I ??i51s3T': Wil I-KZ!!-Q, yd.,-4.4. QM' ,... '1 L 1:2 -, 51.4, 654-1 BASKETBAL Minor Sportliglmts TRACK ' GOLF 7 - E 2- ff Y L w ENNIS 0 I TBALL BASEBALL l I I Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept. II Fresh start, fresh boys, fresh paints. Clean start, 1 1 boys, clean paint. 1650 students thrilled to be back. Juniors and senlors mobpretty sophomore, Patsy Greenwood. Review staff organizes--Patty Getz named 'big boss.' Sophomores fbetter late than neverj dis- cover Patsy Greenwood. Sub-Deb Dance. Students trip the light fantastic. Marcia trips Puthoff. Only 37 more weeks of school. Patty Schneider busy preparing for summer vs- cation. Little Donny Clsle decides to dedicate this day to learning his A,B,C's. Student Council Meeting. fisle shines in Fngllsh class. UF TIME Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept. sept Assembly program. Augustin Turner from Chile, talks on Latin-American good-ns1gh- bor policy. Jo Hamlin demonstrates how to he a good neighbor. Hamilton defeats Dayton Falrvlew 7 to 6. Junior Miller comes through with a kick. 'Feetball' after game is pronounced suc- cess. CSupr1se?D Buddy Melner forgets 1t's Saturday and comes to school. Pussle Pierce catches up on his 'beauty' sleep. Buddy Melner forgets lt's Monday and stays home. At least that's his story. Sophomore girls watch books. Senior boys watch sophomore girls. Teachers uatch senior boys. Butler County Fair. Half holiday-Hooray! Sept. 15 First Pep Assembly. Students let out ex- Hamllton downs Purcell 35-0. Now we're really getting good. cess energy. Helen Sommers and Rob Piker appear as new cheerleaders. h Sept. 17 Actlvlty tickets sold to students. Soph- omores prove to be best buyers. Sept. 27 Margie Herman named 'Our American Girl Hamilton Business College Butler County's Foremost School of Business Founded 1865 Rentschler Building Phone 4620 THOROUGH TRAINING in COLLEGE-GRADE COMMERCIAL COURSES bv COLLEGE-TRAINED, UNDERSTANDING TEACHERS Our Country is at war, AND it will not be won with bullets alone. The Defense Projects, the Government at Washington, and Industries over the nation, need-MUST HAVE- TRAINED office workers, as well as materials and fighting men. This means excellent positions with good salaries. Why not do a very Patriotic Duty by TRAINING AS A BUSINESS HELPER-to help carry on this gigantic undertaking. EVERYONE will be needed. Wllen it is over, you will have a training that will last you throughout life-and be a valuable asset no matter what line of work you may enter. g .uum,Q ' Well-Planned Courses Adequate Faculty Modern Equipment Large Classrooms '6f1e6mblem -.V tZ? 'Ernrfenr School The on'ly Business College in Butler County Accredited by the National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools Member:- Ohio Business Schools Association Sept. 28 Sept. 29 Sept. 30 Oct. 1 Oct. 2 Oct. 3 CALENDAR Rumor has it, a certain blond is heart- broken over losing theAmer1can Girl Con- test. Could it be Earl Van Horne ? ? ? Marg meets Dick Powell---Sigh ! ' Students have their pictures taken. Martha Zillox electedpresident of Senior class. Woman Suffrage reaches a new high. Fire Drill: Dan Webster carries hisbooks out for their first airing. Hamilton upsets Roger Bacon in the mud, 20-8. Barker upsetssara Ann at'Feetbal1' with corny jokes. Det. 4 Oct. 5 Oct. 6 Oct. 7 Oct. 8 Coronation Ball. What! No queen? Cen- tennial gets off to great start. Margie Herman flies back from Hollywood with Ty Power under her arm. KA photo- graph of courseq Bell Ringers Assembly. Sophomores dis- cover another advantage ofactlvlty tick- ets. Benny Watkins hears Tommy Dorsey and de- cides to joln the band. School dismissed at noon for Sesqul-Par- ade. Dorsey hears Watkins. Oct. 9 Oct. 10 History Club Council has first get -to gether. TDI Latimer elected to preside over ell. Benny Watkins reports back to school. School 1s again uxsmissea at noon for Sesqui-celebration. This 1s getting mo- notonous, but oh, how we love it! Fancy Groceries - - and - - Delicatessen HANDY PANTRY Main at D Open Daily and Sundays 9 A. M. to 11:30 A. M. Phone 4708 O. Huelsebusch OWL CLEANERS 8: TAILOR Suits Made to Order 22 7 Main Street Repairing Altering Congratulations and Best Wishes The Hamilton Lumber Company QUALITY Building Materials 940 Central Avenue Phone 505 Established 1911 COAL -- COKE BUILDING MATERIAL BRICK m--- STOKERS MARTIN LINGLER PHONES 73 - 74 Maple Avenue and Fourth Street LESOURDSVILLE LAKE Meet The Gang Miami Valley's Chosen Playground .. . at . .. 0 0 B E E L E R ' S swim - DANCE - PLAY A 0315 I 0 D Corner Main and Eaton A RIDE THE CYCLONE BUY WAR STAMPS AND BEAT THE JAPS Oct. ll Oct. 12 Oct. 13 Oct. 14 Oct. 15 Oct. 16 Oct. 17 Oct. 18 Oct. 19 Oct. 20 Oct. 21 Oct. 22 Oct. 23 CALENDAR H.H.S. takes part' in Sesqui-Program by playin: football game against Toledo- Devilblss. 7-0 victory. How sweet ls revenge! Flash! Lowensteln goes tobed before five A.M. Students come to school with bags and books. fhags under their eyes, due to last week's strenuous schedule.j Rita Lowell is persuaded to lndulge in the exciting game of golf. After two days of constant dubbing, Rita decides Ping-pong is much more breath taking. Honor Society holds firstmeeting, and e- lects John Zollers to presidency. Huntington W. Va. Pony Express brings a special delivery to Hamilton. It is bad news. 19-7. Seniors stage' football dance and Daniel McMullen and Colleen Gilmore stage some fancy j1tterbugg1n'. Certain High school seniors arestrangely absent in church. Could the senior dance be the cause? Seniors begln tohave thelrplctures taken for annual. Ray Evans jigs his tie out of moth balls. Tamea Bartels discovers reports are due tomorrow. She becomes panlcky and an- swers a question in chemistry. Students receive scholastic dividends. Tamea wasn't toodiscouraged, but she de- cides two questions would have been more gratifying. Keep pluggln Tam, and some day ---- I Today is last day of school this week. How grateful we are that teachers have conventions. Oct. 24 Oct. 25 Big Blue travels tosprxngfleld for game. Bill Apgar shows ouroppositlon the finer points of football. Score Hamilton 21, Springfield 7. Fritz Davis donates all his w.'ldly wealth to the Babies Milk Fund. Was it two or three cents? the BEST of SUCCESS to the Class of '42 BLOU T' C0 ECTIO ERY 2245 Pleasant Ave. Phone 2535 Fountain Service -- Sandwiches WILLIAM COI-IE NEW and USED AUTO PARTS Phone Hamilton 332 -129 S. Second Street Hamilton, Ohio Next to Labor Temple Hey Pellas! See DUNLAP'S Complete Line of CLOTHE . . . FURNISHINGS Big Assortments-Popular Prices Ask about our 10 PAY BUDGET PLAN D U L A P ' S 18 S. Third Street BUEHLER'S uality Meats Lowest Prices Always Phone 407 Third and Court MODERN EQUIPMENT SELECT LOCATION THOROUGH PRACTICAL BUSINESS TRAINING T COLLEGE GRADE COURSES Under the Direction of Instructors of Long and Successful Experience BUTLER COUNTY BUSINESS COLLEGE First National Bank Building LEROY R. ZIMMER, Prin. 'iAccredited by Ohio's Business Schools Association SHELL PRODUCTS SHELL Lubrication All Kinds of Accessories 24 Hour Service SteWart's Service Station Phone Hamilton Front and 3598 Ohio High Sts. BOB STEWART Proprietor JONSON BROS. Restaurant and Soda Grill Sandwiches Plate Lunches Dinners Steaks and Chops THE KITCHEN SHOP LPI us make that dream kitchen come true All types LINOLEUMS Linowall and Cabinet Work Venetian Blinds - Window Shades 410 Main Street Phone 119 CALENDAR Oct. 26 Earl Peterson attends church and spends afternoon writing poetry. You see church is inspiring. Oct Oct Oct. Oct Oct 27 28 29 30 31 Navy Day Assembly. Girls gasp with de- light atEnsign Blackwood's navy uniform. Jack Arent wears his boy scout unlform, complete with short pants and middle blouse. Girls gasp again! We can't think of a thlng to say for to day. We qultli!! Draft takes effectg we were only kidding about quitting anyhow. Halloweeng pranks areplentlfulg elder is plentiful. Have youhad enough? We have. Nov. 1 Junior Sweater Swing. Dora and Ivan hailed King and Queen of the Hep Cats. Nov. 2 Girls' andHoys' H1-Y meetings. Oops, we forgotg this is Sunday. Nov. 3 Result of senior pictures. Wainscott to Scof1e1d,fQuotaJ 'Were your pictures good or did they look like you7' fUnquote.j HOTZE'S GIFT SHOP Gifts, Greeting Cards - - and - - China Ware Main and D Streets Phone 3 5 8 Congratulations PARAMOUNT SWEET SHOP Paramount Theatre Building Thomas Sarhanis Base Ball ,. .and . . . Soft Ball Equipment C U L L E N SPORTING GOODS --COMPANYH Phone 305 23 South Third Street We Offer Our Best Wishes To the Class of l942 KEISER 1 Second National Bank Building Say it xvith 0 . . . S T O L L ' S Congratulations , , from , , . . . Flowers THE 0Hl0 ICE CREAM 8i CONE C0. I ij' Frozen Confections of All Kinds l 501 Central Avenue Phone 3111-M 29 High Street Phone 165 Sincere Congratulations To The Senior Class of 1942 from the TOBIAS STUDIO Middletown Specialty Shop Middletown, Ohio Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. 4 5 6 7 CALENDAR Election Day--Junior Millerelected 'stu- dent of the 'weak'.' Ed Schmitt gets picture ln the Review. , Schmitt turns down Hollywood contracts and Retty Groble. C? H Review Staff invades Columbusg Nlederman lets his first taste of-ahem, the big city. Toledo--Central Football game. History Club stages s 'Bond Sale.' Review Staff arrives home. Columbus is recuperating quickly, Nlederman not so quickly. Junior Playcastselected. Sh! Who's the villain? School dismissed forArm1st1ce Day. May- be the World War did some good. At Hi-Y Meeting A talk on 'How to Become Beautiful' is given by Howard Schultz. Nov. 8 Nov. 9 Nov. 10 Nov. 11 Nov. 12 l Nov. Nov. Nov Nov Vov Nov Nov 13 14 15 16 17 lH IW Visitors day-Van Horne out slings every- one in the Bull Contest. Pep Assembly. Helser tells more funny Jokes ? ? Middletown 6 Q Hamilton 6. Pater comes through for his Alma Mater. Annual Staff Meeting. Glenna Day and Georglanna Jackman named co-editors. Rreese works geometry problem. Mr. Ko- zer calls for aspirin. Grown-up testsg Russ Gleason issent back to kindergarden. Parol Potter? lets her bowllni ball run sway with her. That's one way to get a strike. Congratulations and Best Wishes d G I B S O Office Supplies and Equipment ,. EAC imfswfggtfn Wffigzi - gtLN,?:- 417 Second National Bank Bldg. Hamilton, Ohio Congratulations CLASS OF l 9 4 2 Anthony Wa ne Barber Shop 3 High Street Phone 1327 NUNNY'S POTATO CHIPS POP CORN CARMEL CRISP D0 NUTS PEANUTS 338 High Street Hamilton, Ohio PROESCHEL FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE 547 Main Street Tel. 328 Musical Records Sheet Music Instruments Supplies Congratulations RADIOS - REFRIGERATORS . . . from . . . WASHERS - STOVES B E N T E L ' S 122 0 yen HIGH Eveiiin-fs STREET MUSIC STORE U JEXVELERS - OPTOMETRISTS Hamilton's Oldest Music Store 158 High Street , Congratulations 9 :Z c L A s s o F ui 1942 i L From A Member of CLASS OF 1920 Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. R CALENDAR Thanksglvingg Turkey dinner. Cold Turkey. Turkey Soup plus the Cranberry Ball. 9, .1Qta5 Turkey Hash. 1' ,fwk 'igfigrf tv fy flr la' Lf- ' Fido gets turkey bones. JL '-- , 5 X., .A ,. - ' 4 . Qyllg fl! ali Frank Frost does his Christmas 'shop--- ,,wk. :f 'Ti -N f . ' -ea- ftl 1 . vii ' A !'F- . L ' 11 ng' ear y C IW? -w L .Eg '! it Ly, I. 3 134 Q ,:..41.J:.- fig-skew. Bill Cook talks to Admiral Byrd at the 2' - ' ,,. , fffi K ' 'jE:7w...m South Pole. gg ' i , , 3. se' ls! . I ,ls u x ki In -,ILL 1 H - i V f Lyi-L.. ' 1 Junior play acclaimed success. June f5Ll yi' 5: 9:35 H' , Weiland ditto. L -'ml A X ', 'H' Q z it ., ,iZJi, ':r:f..... Q-L ...lf Q' V L' ' Y ' Boys Hi-Y convention at Springfield. Chrissy Bennlnghofen starts herletter to Santa Claus. Janet Smith dgesn't have a date! Y Football Banquet. Pat Breese makes gratulations Pat. Stampede. Smitty gain. all-Ohio team. Con.. gets on the beam a- Senior play cast selected. Believe it or not, R111 Hurm has to pose as a woman. Rig Blue falls before Defiance 1n first basketball game of the season. Hamilton reaps re defeats Fremont. The greatest cat venge, and definitely astrophe of all time. Japs bomb Pearl Harbor. In an assembly we clare War on Japan hear United States de- DAVID WEBB if SONS Mrs. Gordon Webb, Licensed Lady Embalmcr Ross at D Street Hamilton, Ohio 48 -- PHONES - 78 Best Wishes- ' Class of 1942 BOB- BILL- DO BURG Main and B Streets Shoes and Men's Clothing Congratulations DIEFE BACH JEWELER Sheldon L. Burns 124 High Street Ph. 370 Lady Attendant ROBERT L. KLAUS Funeral Director AMBULANCE SERVICE ff ETTY'S for EAUTY STYLES T0 SUIT Cor F St. and Elvin Ave. Hamilton, Ohio YOUR TASTE AND APPEARANCE HATS OR CAPS RUGS Cleaned and Blocked Cleaned and Reglazed BETTY'S BEAUTY The HILZ BROS. Co. Dry Cleaners and Dyers Cleaning--Reglazing-Repairinq and Sforfng Fur Coals First Step Over PHONE 4 , The Bridge We Call and Deliver Hamilton' O' Compliments DUERSCH COAL CO. 501 Main St. Phones 586 or 587 P! ' cms .SW eww ,, D0 12513 44 B251 With this Fleet We Deliver Only The Best In ICE CREAM and DAIRY PRODUCTS HAMILTON MILK CO. Branch FRENCH-BAUER Phone 236 or 1742 CALENDAR Dec. 9 A slight. decrease in enrollment at school. Patriotism runs wild. Dec. 10 Report cards. Theme song ofstudent bodyg 'This Is No Laughing Matter. Dec. 11 af 12 The gilded tumblers climax a bigger and better Mid-Year Merriment. Dec. 13 Tri-state practice speech tournament. Dec. 15 Biology council elects officers. Ted Smalley named to preside. Dec. 16 History Club sends Chr1stmas presents to Caney Creek kiddies in Kentucky. Dec. 17 Allen Silvers hurries to Coney Creek to get in on the spo1ls. B111 of Rights As- semhly. Dec. IR Little Kiddies' Party. Bernie Reid a- warded s. rattle in the prett1est baby' contest. Dec. 19 Christmas Assembly. Reid is removed from auditorium because of unnecessary noises. He exchanges his rattle for a doll. Dec. 20 School dismissed for Christmas holidays. Students celebrate by attending the Jr. Co-op Formal. THE RALSTON PAINT COMPANY Paints Artists' Supplies Third and Market Sts. Phone 426 BOYD'S Best ln Town HAMBURGERS . . . SOUPS-PIE-COFFEE TURNBULL Fuel 8 Building Supply Co. Certified Weiahrs and Service is Our Morto COAL TRANSIT STOKERS COKE N RETE and BRIQUETS MIXED CO C STOKER COAL 1026 High Street GEO. R. TURNBULL HAMILTON. OHIO PHONE 5658 . ,J 'A 'I .A 3 ' THE sun THAT SAVES You TIME ' ', AND MONEY A THREE-PIECE, THREE-PURPOSE COMBINATION Fon scHooL, LEISURE AND sronrs- .p.,::,f::faf51Qza 'I 2 :E L , 1 ' . ,': 1'-' iffiff' A 1233.2 g f? 'Q 5 wk, A , fa ,, ' ' as f' ,3 eg jf I, . 335-Eff A SHETLAND OR TWEED COAT V AND TROUSER-WITH AN EXTRA CONTRASTING SLACK WITH PLEAT POCKET 52256, Q Eff? THE COMPLETE SPORTRIO Other Suits at 3523.50 and 525.00 With Contrasting Slacks ffQ:ggW.,.,-JL1:,'2 7'1i:f gz1,44n'13j'1-rap ' STUDENT DEPARTMENT SECOND FLOOR , A ZJS3 if , fi, 1 ,sf ' F- iff ,ZW X' A 1 ,5,,,t. ,aff 1 1 v-if 4 , -3 Ev, in E ali, E7 :QL- 'J S , ' f 23-:IH 1 iw . ' ' Hit. 1 '1'5215.a2f' 5 ,s . 5. E ':f:' ': Zffzflg' Q 135559 v : .li 25. 551 155 .Jw 'V ,A ':2I2E..,i Wi - X Q4 .Af Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dsc Jan Jan. Jan. Jan Jan Jan. Jan. CALENDAR Chrissy is still writing her Christmas letter. After writing a 60 pane letter, Chrissy finally finishes. Alumni Dance. 'H' sweaters dragged out of moth balls. Christmas Eve. Clawson hangs upa shapely silk stocking. We wonder? 7 7 Christmas. 'Peace on Earth Good Will To- ward Men.' 'To me, too,' says Gilmore. Inter-fraternity Dance. Blllydamesjolns 'Tap-a-Keg-a-Baer' fraternity. Akron-North game. 'Hough sa1d.' Only 362 more daystill Christmas. Chris- sy decides to start her letter, and work on it gradually this year. 'Remember Pearl Harbor' becomes the cry of the Nation. Harry Wilks has a nightmare about those 'little yellow men.' New Year's Eve---H1-Y Formal breaks all previous attendance records. 1942-H.H.S. students make New Year's Re- solutions to study hard in the future. Dayton Fairview vs. Big Blue. 'Snowball Formal.' Students spend this day ofrest ln a fran- tic effort to gather their worldly knol- ledge in order to be able to 'shine' to- morrow. School begins again. Paul Keppler brings his new ntoy train' to demonstrate ln physics class. 'Scrooge' comes to Hamilton High School. who saw him? Honor Society adopts a 'Code of Eth1cs.' Jan. H 'Snow' comes to Hamilton. Ice skating prevails at Potter's Park. Jan. 9 Miriam Furnier is nicknamed 'On-ya Heini.' WAY E HILL NURSERY-Florist Cut Flowers Corsages Potted Plants Novelties Nursery Stock SEEDS OF ALL KINDS 322 High Street Phone 21 I 7 Congratulations - -from - - LESHNER AUTO PARTS 426 S. Second Street CITY TRANSFER W. L. WICK MOVING - STORAGE GENERAL HAULING Fully Insured Satisfaction Guaranteed Seventh and Maple Phone 8 HART-Jewelry Co. 10 S. THIRD STREET For Graduation Gifts I il ln: I Best Wishes TO THE CLASS OF 1941 ..from.. THE E. H. FRECHTLING COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCERS SUPPLIERS TO RED AND WHITE STORES SCHOOLS, RESTAURANTS, INSTITUTES Established in Business in Hamilton Since 1878 This Book Printed by Our New .... HSPCCC1-1..1l:11OH process HAMILTON ENGRAVING COMPANY FRANK SU MA, Proprietor Third and' Market Streets Hamilton, Ohio Phone 3590 Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan. Jan. Jan Jan. Jan Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feh Feb CALENDAR Lima-South conquers Rig Blue. Richard Corum misses church to study for approaching exams. Boxing Tournament. Results? H.H.S. has seven winners to take on Joe Louis. Oberlin representative. Defense Stamps sold to students. John Elam buys a bond. What wealthl Murden, Merz and Michael go to Cincy to take in the ? ? ? show. They want to see what they've been missing. Murden, Merz, and Michael told to return 10 years hence. s Columbus Acqulnas comes to Hamilton, and hands a big blow to our Big Blue. First Aid classes start. 'Lucky' Worten- dyke finds the work a bit trying. Romance blooms between Peterson and M1111- ken. Romance dies between Peterson and Milli- ken. Honor Society Yarn Drive. Benny Watkins donates his socks. Phew I I I ! Allan Cannon arrives from Pennsylvania. A police escort is needed to get him to and from his classes. Pep Assembly. H111 Smith speaks on ba- half of team. Hamilton starts winning streak by crush- ing Hughes 34-19. Middletown here we comel I I Joan Blumenthal forgets to giggle. Wally Farr gets exempted from everything, except physics, French,Eng11sh, and his- tory. Exams start. How quiet it seems. Gloom --.- Gloom ---- 'Renaissance' Exams are over. Big Blue team travels to Middletown. 'Fxamlnashun Recuperashun Hop.' Don Steffen recuperates from Examlnashun Recuperashun. Tommy Wilson remarks after examination week, 'I like examsg they fascinate me. I can s1t and look at them for hours.' Health Assembly. Visibility poor through thlcket of busy knitting needles. MILILLO BAKI G CO. Bakers of Fine Bakery Goods Birthday and Wedding Cakes A Specialty Phone 5331 802 Heaton St Congratulations to 1942 . . from . . The Complete Jewelers MCCOMB-SCOTT ll South Third Street BICYCLES FISHING TACKLES. TENNIS ...and... BASEBALL SUPPLIES D ERSCH CYCLE CO. 22 North Third Street READ ..the.. HAMILTON SHOPPERS EWS Every Wednesday L. For a Happy Voyage on the l Sea of Health 4 xi Set Sail for the lce Cream Store Summertime Suggestions A refreshing Chocolate Soda A gorgeous Banana Split A nutritious Malted Milk , 41. lcv Cream is tllc nearly perfect food, It's so cnjoyalrlc and delicious and yet con- tains so many elements your lxody requires . . . iron, calcium . . . vitamin A, and many 0lllfl'S. v , . . . . You d enjoy ice cream if it liad no food value WllillCVl'I'. Actually its nutritional value is among tlle lligllcst of all foods. MBCGYGSOYS lce Cream one of our 72 dealers or wn o retail stores. For a Cozy Home Call . .. HAMILTON 597 BUNDY COAL CO. 851 Franklin Avenue Compliments . . . of . . . THRIFT E MARKET VIRGIL HOSKINS 443 East Avenue Phone 1351 GOOD LUCK SENIORS For Office Supplies and Sliop Equipment Call or see GEO. P. SOHNGEN STATIONERY CO. SHAW - WALKER DEALER The Most Complete Restaurant in the City of Hamilton EATMORE RESTAURANT Plate Lunch - Steaks - Chops Toasted Single and Double Deck Sandwiches Always Ready To Serve 229 Main Sr' Hami1f0n,0hi0 PHONE ass 110 soUTH SECOND sr. CALENDAR Feb. 4 A side remark between u 'sassyb sophomore and asaucysenior, Cquorel 'ls that your orilinal face, or just a retread?' Qun- quotej Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb. Feb. Mass revolt contemplated by armed forces on receipt of 1001 donation of H.H.S. math books in Victory Hook Campaign. Hamilton 47-Wilmington 25. Jack Arent leads Blue to victory. Hamilton 43-Winchester 36. nur boys are on the 'high' road now. If we only knew that tomorrow the bus men are going on strike! 0h for a gazing globe. Time was when our time was your time and your time was Eastern standard, which is now war timeg but we can't tell time any how, so skip it. Assembly on Narcotics. Martin Fox trades his cigars ln for some gnssy Pepsi Cola. A11 is well. Well, we hope so. Happy Birthday, 'Mr. Llncolnl' Mansfield vs. Hamilton. We wade knee deep in rabbits' feet and horse shoes. 'Audrey' Hurm frolics about in A fetch- ing feminine rig. His falsetto ls the hit of 'Believe It or Not.' B111 Schneider dreams of Audrey. And that's no joke! U. S. history classes stages. 'book' drive. Tuffy Arent parts with 'Alice In Wonder- 1and.' First aid clans has bandage exam. Pat Thomin rivals Sally Rand with her 'Ban- dage Dance A ll Hamilton H1gh.' Dot Wainscott and Edith Steiger discuss boys in chemistry class. Mr. Geckeler not only closes the subject but sits on the lid. Courtesy, 'Esqu1re.' Congratulations BEST WISHES LOWENSTEIN FUR ITURE C0. Q yt Third and Ludlow Phone 412 SPORTING GOODS MAYTAG WASHERS FRIGIDAIRES RADIOS I 4 5 I C. A. CLARK 8 SON Main and Streets Phone 5050 I 745404, CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF SMART JUNIOR DRESS and PLA YCLOTHES Arriving Daily I 9 4 2 ELLA E. CUSTER SHOPPES 2265 Pleasant Avenue 1Lindenwaldlb -1 557 Main Street fwest Side! BRANNON'S THE RADCLIFFE DRUG BEAUTY SHOP COMPANY The Rexau Store 235 Court Street Phone 3694 Q HWI1 and Second Sts. Ham'l Ol CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OP 1942 UIIIIIIH IE Q ffl FW4 ANTHONY WAYNE HOTEL HAMILTON - - - OHIO PHONE 2 0 9 3 Feb. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb. Feb. Feb Feb Feb Mar Mar Mar Mar CALENDAR Ritz Trumpeteers helpblow away suffocat- in' sulphur from chemistry lab. Honor Society party. John Zoller, pres- ident, nearly loses his honor when he is caught stealing a tire for the scavenger hunt. Quotes Zoller, 'Why doesn't some- body tell me these th1ngs'l l ! Dayton Stivers-Hamilton. Our Little Boy Blues cleaned up the floor with them. Ted Smalley informs his father that he chopped down a cherry tree. Ted buys biography of Washington for his father to read. There's a name For the quick romance be- tween Hill Smith and J. Fosdick. It's 'bl1sskrteg.' Frank Clawson gives advice to falling students. 'Try praising your teachersg even lf it does scare them at f1rst.' Seniors shed tears at last Pep Rally. The Middies come toHamilton. Even though our team lost, we certainly made them 'sweat.' History Club Dlnner Dance. Corky Morris unsuccessfully tries to juggle peas on his knife. Mr. Holden shows him how. This day was no exception. March cer- tainly came in llke a lion or was that Earl Van Horne growling about having to get up to go to Sunday School? Salvage for Victory started at school. Otto Kolodzlc hesitantly partswith three cherished funny books. Physical education show. We wonder what other talent Shulze will demonstrate be- fore the school year is over. Dr. Paul Popenoe addresses students at assembly. Juny Miller decides not to leave home. lar. 5 Home Economics Department complete gar- ments for Redmcross. Mar. 6 Honor Society stages scrap drive. Clavson cleans out his pockets. THE A TENEN E GINEERING COMPANY Compliments . . . from . . . SCHUL'S ICE CREAM Makers of Novelty Ice Cream Bars 1161 Shuler Ave. Phone 4460 Our Sincere Congratulations To You The Graduates of 1941 If we can be of any service to you by helping Mom and Dad. please have them call on us. PERSONAL LOANS AUTOMOBILE LOANS THE ATIO AL GUARANTEE 8 FINANCE COMPANY 736 High Street Phone 1424 Congratulations no . . . and . . . Best Wishes To The Seniors of 1942 - Q' The Coca Cola Bottling Works Co. DRINK ERIE BLVD- John Loclder 6' Sons PHONE m 4975 Greenhouse Anthony Wayne Hotel IN BO-1--I-LES Phone 38 Phone 411 CAREFUL INSPECTION -HIGHEST GRADE PRODUCTS- SKILLED PROCESSING FRECHTLING DAIRY CO. Mar Mar Mar Mar. Mar lar. Mar. Mar Mar Mar. Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar. Mar. Mar. lar Mar Mar CALENDAR DeMolay Dance. Marybelle Randall from Cincy gives Nlederman a tumble and all the stags a belated thrill. Thermometer rlses one degree. Betty 0- llnger shows symptoms of spring fever. The Richards Kuhlman and Corum spend the day discussing the latest scientific ques- tion, namely the advantages andd1sadvan- tages of a three inch hair style. Lewis Beeken gets date with Ann Zlllox. sh ---- . Beeken discovers he hasa lot to learn a- bout women. Big Blue journeys to Dayton for State Tournament. Need we say more? Little Jim Marsh wins light-weight wrest- ling title. Who said Friday, the 13th, ls unlucky! A case of mlstakenidentity. Chester House is mistaken for a genuine 'homosap1ens'. Qcourtesy of Biology Club! 'Yokel boy makes good.' Bob Krahn wins saber contest. Ambition of the week,----Roddy Dennis dreams ofthe day when hewill have enough money to pay income tax. Dick Dalmer, the llttle man who wasn't there. Late again I I Dick Dalmer discovers we're on war time. No wonder! ! ! ! Fulton Lewis, Jr. named History Club speaker for the year. Mary Davldson is seen without Ray Evans. Ray Evans swamped with flowers and get- well cards. 'Salt' Frost sees 'How Green Was ly Val- 1ey.' He hurrles home to plant grass seed. 0--me the Mystic, alias Fred Hardenbrook, explains mystery of Tibet. Red is Bill Lewis' favorite color ln any shape or form, even when it comes to fem- inine locks. Gregor Ziemer lecture. History Council has luncheon conference. 'Say, dldya get his autograph?' who went out with who when? fans. page 99-3 GR Y'S FLOWERS Flowers to Meet the Occasion That Super-touch in Arrangements ELITE BAKING CO. 212 HIGH STREET Bakery Lunches Ice Cream Candies Basketball medals swardedx. That gleam I you see is in Sara Stelger's eye. Maggie-Jigga Dance. Phyllis Tilton hit- ches old Dubbln to the shay. Mar. 30 Mar. 31 Apr. 1 Apr. 2 Apr. 3 Apr. 4 Apr. 5 Apr. 6 Apr. 7 Apr. 8 Apr. 9 Apr. 10 Apr. 11 Apr. 12 Apr. 13 Apr. 14 Apr. 15 Apr. 18 Apr. 17 CALENDAR One act play cast 'brings back the ba- con.' Hamilton rates two in allstar cast. A sunny day. Suprise. April Fool. Busse Pierce announced vale- dlctorian. F. B. I. catches Fred Baumgartner hoard- lng lollypops. Naughty! Naughty! Good Friday, school dismissed. B111 'Dracula' Butler loads his shot gun and calmly awaites arrival ofHsrr Easter rabbit. Easter comes but once a year,and when it comes lt brings-eggs - eggs - and mor! eggs. Vacation slowly coming toan end. Oh! the joy of anticipation. H. H. S. students take elimination tests. Ohl how bitter is the awful truth. Somebody besides Dan Antenan reads news sketches. Audrey Harold 1a seen practicing her xy- lophone for a change. Band Concert ls terrific success. Saddle-Shoe-Shuffle. Busse Pierce finds 1t's a joke and suffers hydraphobia. Walter Tlllery voted public nuisance No. 1. June Fowler discovers a forslgn entangle- ment - Italian spaghetti. Senior girls' swim and pot luck. Who sn- joyed the beans? Joe M1slov1c's Arabella taken by mistake ln scrap iron drive. Fulton Lewis Jr. comes to Hamilton as History Club Speaker. Quote Mlss Cope and Miss Graft, 'Jun1e iswithout a doubt the handsomest man ever toappear on tha lec- ture platform.' Unquote. Graduation takes a load of Your Mind- Get a Pair of LEIFI-IEIT'S Shoes and take the Load of your Feet. L E I F H E I T ' S Walk-Over Boot Shop AMERICAN Printing and Publishing Co. PRINTERS Printing-Publishing-Linotyping 110 N. Monument Ave. Phone 730 Hamilton, Ohio Apr. 18 Apr. 19 Apr. 20 Apr. 21 Apr. 25 Apr. 24 Apr. 25 Apr. 26 Apr. 28 Apr. 29 Apr. 30 CALENDAR 'Macbeth' comes to Cincy and draws s large Hamilton High School audience. In thespring, s young man's fancy gently turns to thoughts of Madeleine Carroll. B111 Smith enjoyed seeing 'Bshamma Pass- sge.' The lileyglrls cause muchexcltement with their long pants. Sophomore boys' blood pressure rises 40 points. Speech League holds banquet. Colmencement and Class Night Speaker's elected. B111 Cook and Betty Brusch gain privilege to let off steam at Commence- ment. Swing Assembly. All God's chillun got rythm, and we're no exceptions. Students sing 'Why don't we do this more often?' Local Boy makes good. Allan Silvers claims to have taken his first trip to e Nite Club. I guess he never heard the song, 'It's a Sin to Tell a Lie.' Allan pays for his sin. Hr. Silvers doesn't like for Allan to go to bed so early!!!--in the morning. School dismissed at 12:30. Sugar ration- ing causes much happiness tosome people. Namely H. H. S. Students. C H O comes to our rescue again. 12 22 ' Shirley Barton named Vsledictorian. Fac- ulty choose Tom Latimer to speak at co- mmencement. lay 1 May 4 May 5 May 6 Clarence Rowsey and Marcia Heiser named Mr. k Miss Hamilton High. Honor Society Induction Assembly. Mer- lin Johnson is bewilderedg he always thoughthisintentions werehonorable,but it took the Honor Society to prove it to him. Sugar rationing. School dismissed at 12230. Students decide it is worth giv- ing up sweet sugar for sweet freedom. Last FeportCardbefore final exams. Bill Lewis is starting to click in U. S. his- tory. Better late then never, Bill. Congratulations To The Class of 1942 MILDERS' INN Famous for Chicken Dinners Established 27 years Congratulations Worthmore Clothes Shop 136 HIGH STREET Headquarters for GRADUATION CLOTHES BUY YOUR Defense Bonds and Stamps . FROM . . Columbia Ped. Savings and Loan Assn. of Hamilton Dollar Fed. Savings and Loan Assn. of Hamilton Home Fed. Savings and Loan Assn. of Hamilton Peoples Fed. Savings and Loan Assn. of Hamilton West Side Fed. Savings and Loan Assn. of Hamilton May May May May May May May lay May CALENDAR All good things must come to an end. Re- gistering for'Sugar Ration' lsover temp- orarily. Big Blue Baseballers defeatliddies, 4-1. Phillips gets offer from the Reds. fThey need a spark plugJ Saturday night, and all ls quiet. Ex- planation: We can't have ourcake and eat it too, if we splurge tonight, well, no Junior Prom for us. To whom it may concern: H. H. S. cert- ainly has a crack golf team along other things. Our king of swing, Johnnie Qbet- ter known as George? Zoller is certainly no slouch with a nibllc. Beautiful Ohio assembly. 0 for a new set of tires. who sa1d'A woman's place isin the home?' Kay Schmeer contradicts this statement by being placed as 4th player on our tennis team. There is something about the new gym e- quipment, Cnamely, the trampolenel that is fascinating. Quotes Joe Weber, 'It's got more kick to it than a Mickey Finn,' unquote. Junior Prom. There was nothing conven- tional about this affair, it went off like a firecracker. - with a bgng l ! l Dan Webster isstill starry-eyed over how devastating Barbara lookedsaturday Nite. May 26 May May June June June June June June June June Seniors start rehearsing for their Com- mencement exerclses which take place June 12 of this year. Sophomores start rehearsing for their Commencement exercises, which take place June 1944. Correction: Sophomores aren't really slow, they just haven't ripened yet. Exams commence. Seniors doubt whether they ever will. Class Night, a great event for all good little seniorsg and an inspiring climax to an eventful and long to be remembered school year. Baccalaureate. It really looks as if the end is near, but, 0, that history exam. Exams, will they never end? Ditto. But we get a half holiday. Recognition Assembly. Seniors rehearse Commencement. Juniors and sophomores see how 1t's done. Commencement. Seniors bid a fond fare- well toH. H. S., and inthe words of Miss Brown, prepare to let the world commence on them. Young Men and Women .... Make a Contact with a Bank as soon as possible and for the FOLLOWING REASONS: 1. To be in touch with valuable sources of business information. 2. To establish credit. 3. To receive help and credit. 4. To build reserve funds that you can use to advantage. WEEE THE HAMILTON CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION M666 First National Bank KL Trust Company Second National Bank The Citizens Savings Bank Sz Trust Company i ,YY --.v-.Y-Y . - - ..... --- - Y . W - O I CONTRACTS , ff SIGN nuns
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