Hamilton High School - Review Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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The gourd of fdacation Aupen71AeA many new Imp:-valemen M Standing left to right: Mr. Edwin Brendelg Mr. Holland Crecraftg Mr. Charles Hayes, Mr. Harold Howard. Sitting left to right: Mr. Walter Crewsong Miss Jewel Wynn, Mrs. Cristian Henesg Mr. James Black. The Board of Education, of which Mr. Charles Hayes is president, plays a large part in our school system. It sees that we are provided with adequate classrooms, books, heat and light, and numerous other things. Five citizens of Hamilton make up this board and donate their time and effort to furnish us with better educational facilities. mr. C'rewAon AupenJiAeA . . . In a school system as large as Hamilton's, there must be someone to supervise the proceedings. In Hamilton, this official is Mr. Walter Crewson, super- intendent of schools. From his offices on Dayton Street, Mr. Crewson regulates the Hamilton school system down to the last item. He is often seen around the halls of H.H.S. looking to see what can be improved in the school. 28

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P anning At Hamilton High a program of studies is planned that will benefit all. A Well arranged curriculum is offered that covers any type of vocation whether it be in business, industry, homemaking or in a pro- fession that requires college education. Our school offers an opportunity to everyone to prepare for his life work.

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mr. Wy directA . . Mr. John Fry, our principal, directs the studies and activities which go on around our school. In spite of his heavy schedule he is willing to lend a hand to all who need his expert advice and counsel. mr. Kroger ad1Ii.AeA . Our assistant principal, Mr. James K. Kroger, advises boys about the problems of school, home, and future careers. He is the faculty advisor of the Student Council and sponsors many other activi- ties around the school. The boys, and a few of the girls, too, know that Mr. Kroger is always ready and willing to lend a help- ing hand to anyone who needs it.