Hamilton High School - Review Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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MAWN X To the right: Don Ross and Jack Puckett are following the first rule in becoming good typists, Thot rule is, keep your eyes on the book and not on your fingers. i w Us Time Too! N Bottom: Mr. Wieche, popular biology teacher, is shown lectur- are Dove Wetherall, John Shullo, Judy Holden, and Belly Guy ing to his students on plant life. Among some of his students who are shown in the fifth period class. 23 oe- ,,,....f-X' ,,..- l mmf nm' ll 'l'l

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Bottom: This year at Hamilton High School English Composition was added to the curriculum. Shown with Mr. Davis and Mr. Cahill, who teach this senior subject, are several students who seem to be deeply absorbed in the rules illustrated by the in- fat To the left: Mechanical Drawing is one of the useful and popular courses found at H.H.S. Shown here is Mr. Adolf Dragset and Larry Hopper. Larry receives personal supervision on his new layout. fiw s fi i i f il Iiig w ff f ii ii We was 4 swift. s 5, it We L Q 1 1, K 4 X x . 9 X 5 ,.s,,,ie?. gi., :ii . Books and Lab Take School struclors. Shown left to right are: Jim Erion, Conrad Collier, Nancy Early, Mr. Davis, Dianne Grove, Sally Vinnedge, Gere trude Flowers, Polly Paulin, Bob Leshner, Mr. Cahill.

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Miss Rosalie Jendrick's art students seem somewhat pre- occupied with the current proiect underway. Decoration for dances, safety posters, and school posters are among some of the tasks assigned to talented art students. eew memmmms5fm15!SssQdsww,5seswneermP:n. .. . . t. X. John Benzing, apparently learning a trigonometric prin- ciple, is shown at the board. His teacher, Mrs. Madge Schaeuble, seems well pleased with her student's progress. Ron Garrett and Gary Dunaway are caught in the act of learning their lessons in the new vocational drafting course which was initiated this year under the guidance of in- structor, Mr. Marvin Jones. ll 4.,,..Y Q ' , I la ': - 3 '