Hamilton High School - Review Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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Left - Ileen Swain, Andriana Lazares, Ann McKenney, Kathleen Wolf, John Brown, John Andrews. Right - Jeanne Biegert, Patti Jackson, Christine Bowling, Ruth Garner, Marion Dove, Patt Stoll, Ralph Skinner. Mr. Paul Ickes nik .1 if? , - wg? ' isa, , V ' .- .C 9' E 7 J Jeanne Biegert - Division Pages Seated-Susan Duemer, Janet Grevey, Joe Lowenstein, business manager, Eula Watts, Patty Locke. Standing - Pat Johnson, Mary Jane Deisterg Mary Conroyg Ann McKen- ney, Ann Taylor, Mary Ellen Kramerg Betty Conferg Jean Knapp. 'C' 'Q gn. 'T' -5- Art Staff Miss Carrie Niehoff A d v i s 0 r Jean Hage Clzairman of Art Stqff B u s i n e s s 4 S t a QE

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Mr. Terry Wickham Superintendent of Public Schools l BOARD OF EDUCATI ON LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Hugh Kernohan Mr. Peter Rentschler Mrs. William Watson Mr. Edwin Brendel Mr. Calvin Skillman OFFICE GIRLS Standing: Ruth Gardner Sitting: Helen Huelsebusch