Hamilton High School - Review Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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e S We Chant of. . . . . lT would be horcl To iudge The evenT which vvos mosT en- joyed by oll our sTudenTs, buT Homecoming will long linger in our memories ond ThoT ol our charming queen, Miss ChrisTine Woggoner, ond her group of gracious oTTendonTs Tor iTs solemniTy czncl The Teeling of oneness ...... of This We ChonT. CopToin Moodie Boker ond The Big Blue Gridders will long remember The nighT we beoT The Middies, ond none of us will TorgeT The bonfire ond rolly.

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The gymnasium has come to represent to many only the meeting place of those who go to watch a particular sport. The gym is more than thateit is a building where you learn the meaning of a team that works together and you get the feel of honest sweat that comes when your whole being cries out for victory. Here too is taught the lesson of taking the losses, of smiling arid saying honestly that the other fellow deserved to vvirt. In this part of our school is heard the Chant of the feeling of building ...... our bodies and our minds. i , .sn -L: x' V wigs - - 'il 14:7 i i' : h::.'.,. :, .: V' 7 ' our school

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the fun we had ........ Sociol ocTiyiTies oT l-lomilTon l-ligh School were highlighTed by numerous donces ThroughouT The school yeor. Novel dec- oroTions, delicious reTreshmenTs, ond ci feeling ol ioyiolTy seem To become o symbol oT The lun we enioy in our school yecir. Besides The donces ond The TrodiTionol Homecoming, There is ThoT Thrill ThoT comes when The beoT of The drum colls you To The porode ThoT herolds our Teorn, our clubs, ond The young lodies ThoT represenT our school. ,nn YK if 4 A Lf, Ny., 4 ,l U -L Qs? 'Y::, lH M .155 in ,fa is - K 2 T ':?..e,L,iu.4 ,is.5i,.e, W' fm:fu,ffzM is 'WVMW