Hamilton High School - Review Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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GET-TOGETHERS The Retoil Selling Club sells Booster Buds. Left to iight: Opcil Lawson, Bob Siebold, Scmdiu Kolberer, Joyce Clcippcr, Ncincy Wnlloce, Donno Hurley, At the close of the summer vclcotion, cinother type of informal get-together took ploce when groups of students niet cit Mr, Thcic,kcirn's home to discuss the problem ot school spirit ot Homilton High School. There were only two meetings, but school spirit wcis given u heod stort ond students resolved to keep it ot its peok throughout the entire yecir. An assembly wos held to boost the spirit, during which the students leorned the words to The Chontu, the Alma Mater , und The Big Blue Fight Song , The spirit of the olumni ond the students wos kept high by the retoil selling closs who sold Booster Buds ot oll the home footboll games. This feeling wcis evident wherever Hcimilton High School pupils gathered. Denny Thompson entertains cz group of seniors, Left to right: John Shullo, Denny, Glenn Stitsinger Gretchen Hoyes, John Fike, Bruce Hunter, Ben Russell, Julie Newton. llll

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IT IS ENJOYING THOSE INFORMAL BM A group of enthusiastic students met at Mr. Thackoro's house before school started to discover ways to promote school spirit. Left to right ore, Back Row: Jim Lacey, Mr. Thockara, Sharon Kelly, Penny Brice, Brenda Hicks, Julie Newton, Dorothy Hart, Connie Thomas. Third row: Lloyd Ferguson, Bob Hopkins, Linda Meeks, Virginia Gillespie, Catherine Gebhart, Peggy Hightower, Potty Hieb, Ann Stace, Carolyn Crow, Prudy Duemer. Second row: Corol Joslyn, Dorothy Sparks, Lisa Biedenbender, Morii Simons, Neil Ann Stuckey. First row: Leslie Ringel, Jerry Johnson, Bob Zellner, Don Curtis, John Shullo, Bob Dorenbush, Fred Thomas. Everyone has lun on the train trip to Lima. Seen here are Cliff Brafford and his trio as they break forth into a fight song . T101

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ll2l . SCHOOL PRESENTATIONS Assemblies and other school presentations play a major role in the school activities. Occasions for this year's presentations were the United Appeals Drive, Homecoming, holidays, plays, and numerous games. The annual Variety Show was presented by the Junior Red Cross to raise money for the United Appeal Drive. Lewis Cisle, master of ceremonies, and Denny Thompson's band were featured, others who took part in the show were Molly Hurst, Shirley Smith, Sue Gorrell, June Simpson, Donna Gentry, Becky Bake, Maynard Harris, and Barbara Golden. Among the most impressive assemblies at Hamilton High School this year was the annual Homecoming Assembly, during which the Homecoming Queen and her Court were formally introduced to the student body. This year's decorations were the work ot Carolyn Eberhardt, Linda Hayes, and their committee. Christmas, Easter, and Thanksgiving were celebrated at Hamilton High with programs by Y. F. C., which each include an appropriate message delivered by an outstanding Hamilton clergyman. Presentations during the year which are planned for the general public as well as the student body were our two plays, Arsenic and Old Lace, given in November, and The Man Who Came To Dinner, presented in March. Gary Gibson, Jacob Doty, and John Fike perform in Arsenic and Old Lace. Lewis Cisle plays Santa Claus at the Christmas Assembly. ---1. :