Hamilton High School - Review Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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Doug Wlmmer pms corsage on Betty Westfalls formal before they leaxe for the dance The hlghllghts of each year Our Hamllton Hlgh hula glrls Bessle Llpscomb Janet Fitzgerald and Ina Fogel help us to swxng to v1ctory 1n the blg Homecommg Parade This 1S the Wlnnlng float bu1lt by the Art Department and sponsored by the Leshner Corporatlon l WH fwfr! s :f I O O O O L- I fav ' , y ij t ,

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Robyn Schaub IS typxcal of the Co op students who work hard both at school and on the Job Who can ever forget the memorles of the wonderful floats 1n the Homecomlng parade? There were the Retall Selhng Classes velvet covered float the Hlstory Clubs horse and buggy, the wmnmg 1ndustr1al floats the boy s H1 Y wlth the1r flre truck, and, of course the tradltlonal student counc1l float Wlth our queen and her court Nelther Wlll the dances nor the feelmg of that fxrst corsage from your date be 11kely to fade from mmd What wonderful memorles are these to take through hfe Wlth you' Only memorles are there r - 1 ' 1 , - 1 I

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l I Decorating for the Senior Dance, which is also an elaborate affair, are John Ditetrick, Dottie Swain, Betty Blake, and Bill Helton. Our appreciation for many things will never quite be gone - the friends we made, the memories we hold of all the dances, the spiritual benefits given to us by our religious assemblies on Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter, and at other times, the pleasure of walking down the halls and speaking to all the friends We have made during our stay at Hamilton High, and the wonderful times we had at our basketball and football games. These are some of the things that we will never quite forget. Are sure to linger ong