Hamilton High School - Review Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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,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

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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

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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