Hamilton Township High School - Hamiltonian Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1950 volume:

OM7' SCHOOL BOARD Qt wi Y f- av V , 3 ! L.. u ' r Left I0 rigbf: Lewis Eakin, Clarence Forshey, Mrs. A. M. Sher- man, Frank Peters, L. D. Dowler, D. Strausbaugh. Not shown: Raymond Hann. For the untiring efforts of the Board of Education, the members of the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty are greatly indebted. New members who took office in January are Mr. Clarence Wiseman and Mr. Cyrus Donahue. PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION is-W V it-nvnhf' Attree McClish, President The Parent-Teachers Association has been very active dur- ing our school days at Hamilton. Their conscientious efforts to make our school one of the best are indeed appreciated. Page Sezfefz BOOSTERS ATHLETKICLUB John Lewis, PI'6J'flf9lIf The Boosters' Athletic Club was organized to encourage athletics. Each year they have had a Bingo-Euchre party and other money-raising projects. Their interest in athletics is real. Last year during the football season they assisted on the field in handling the crowd. Their help with parking was also appreciated. BAND BGOSTERS CLUB Mrs. Lewis Eakin, Prericievzt The Band Boosters' Club was formed in 1949 and have as their aim the encouragement of the Music Department in the high school. This group took charge of the concession stands at the football games . and raised enough money to buy uniforms. It is their further aim to buy expensive equipment for the band which the ordinary student does not buy. Without doubt such additions will aid Hamilton Township High School in having an outstanding band. Page Eigbl Um czcafg.. VVORLEY BAUGHMAN A.B. Olyio Lf latin Mathematics Physical Ed. jr. High Coach Latin Club Advisor FORREST BECKER B.S.M. Capita! U. Band Orchestra MARY BELCHER B.S. in Ed. Olvin Smrt Physical Ed. Mathematics Health G.A.A. Advisor LOIS BREWER B.S. in Eff. Obit: llnexfej History English Tri-Hi-Y Advisor an U. I 'nnov' ya i X I-X' -.,. .ef ,mir-' ' FLORENCE J. COPE B.S. in EJ. Obio U. MA, Obie Stale Commercial Annual Staff Advisor Tri-Hi-Y Advisor DIANA FRANCE B.A. Ohio Sfale English Speech Mathematics Jr. Play Director F. M. GORDON 5.5. in Elf. Ohio Slale .lI.A. Ohio Suze History Chemistry Physics Hi-Y Advisor BETTY JAMES BS. in EJ. ,lllljfflliglllll College Music Supervisor Page NU :ze GEORGE COLE 5.5. if: EJ. Obit' y:Jft' .I1..'l. Ohh S.'.:!: History Civics Futu re Teachers Advisor JAMES KIRKPATRICK BS, Et: E.1'. C.1p.f1.1! Lf Biology History Srudent Council Advisor Head Coach Eootlmill and Basketball NIERRILL LENHART BS. :IJ EJ. Ohm SMI: Art EARL MQIICHAEL BS. HI Eli. Ohio Slalc English Spanish Spanish Club Advisor Senior Play Director PAUL URR BS. in Ili. Ohio Sldlc Gen. Scientc Assistant fJ.ach in Football and Baslzethall Head Coach Baseball Page Ten .IAMES .IENKS B.S. in Ed. Ohio Stale Industrial Arts Photography Club Advisor ,IEAN SHERMAN 13.5. in Eff. Ohio Stnie Home Economics RACHEL SWERLEIN BS. in Ed. Bail Stale Tearherr' College, Mmzfie. Izidiamz Commercial English School Paper Advisor DOROTHY UTZ BS, in Ed. Ohio State Home Economics GERTRUDE WRIGHT BS. in Ed. Ohio Sfnfe B,S. in Library Sc. Wertern Reserve U. English Honor Society Advisor Librarian ff is Emo 5 Page NORMA JEAN ANDERSON Normi Tri-Hi-Y 3 Junior Play Ushererte Future Teachers 3. 4 Home Ec. Club l, 2, 4 Girls Ensemble 2. 5 Mixed Chorus 5. 4 BLARILYN JANE ATHEY rite Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4 Sec, Band l, 2, 5, 4 G.A.A. 2. 5. 4 County Music Festival 2, S Honor Society 5, 4 Orchestra 1 Future Teachers 4 DIARY E. BENTLEY SfJ0rtAi Tri-Hi-Y 5, 4 Treasurer Junior Play G.A.A. 2, 5, 4 Honor Society 4 Annual Staff Home Ec. Club l Girls Glee Club 1 JO ANN BETHEL Xeezzf' Home Ec. Club 2, 5, 4 County Music Festival Z MARY LOU BURCHFIELD Burch Tri-Hi-Y 5, 4 Junior Play Ticket, Mgr. G.A.A. 2, 5 Future Teachers 5. l Student Council 4 Homecoming Court 2 Annual Staff Honor Society 4 Tuelze X ig' N. x is-u..-- 'Nu- .f Yu- I -sims., ,Mn .Sf RAYMOND BEARD IFRHJIJF Hi-Y 3, 4 Junior Play Future Teachers 5, 4 Pres Annual Staff, Adv. Mgr. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Reserve Basketball 1, 2 Varsity Basketball 5 Track 1, 2, 5, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Sec. Junior Class PAUL E. BEGGROW Lover Boy Hi-Y 3, 4 Pres. Science Club 5, 4 Football 4 ROBERT R. BETHEL Bob Hi-Y 3 ROBERT CARTT Bob Senior Play Football 2 BERNARD CORDELL Ba5bf11l Junior Play, Aclv. Future Teachers 3, 4 Paper Staff 4 WANDA LEE BURRELL Burrell Tri-Hi-Y 5, V. Pres. 4 Junior Play Band 1, 2, 5, 4 G.A.A. 2, 5, 4 Future Teachers 5, 4 County Music Festival 5 Orchestra 2, 5 Mixed Chorus 5, 4 Girls Ensemble 5 Glee Club 1 Annual Staff Red Cross Representative WANDA CANN'Y Canyon Junior Play G.A.A. 2, 5, 4 Student Council 5, 4 Home Ec. Club 2, 5, 4 Band Tri-Hi-Y 4 Future Teachers 4 I VIRGINIA LEE COX EDWARDS Ginny Tri-Hi-Y 5, 4 Junior Play, Usherette G.A.A. 2, 5, 4 Future Teachers 5, 4 Home Ec. Club 1, 5, 4 County Music Festival 5 Girls Ensemble 2, 5 LAURA MAE CREECH Creechie Trial-Ii-Y 5, 4 junior Play G.A.A. 2, 5, 4 Future Teachers 5, 4 County Music Festival 5 Girls Ensemble 5, 4 Mixed Chorus 5, 4 Honor Society 4 Annual Staff HELEN CROSBY rfpeleu Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 County Music Festival 1, 2 ins- 5 WZ' is 139' -our i HANFORD COSTLOW Hank Baseball 2, 5, 4 Track 4 ROBERT DARST Bobbie Hi-Y 2, 5, 4, Treas. Annual Staff, Treas. Student Council 4 County Music Festival Baseball Mgr. 1, 2, 5 Senior Play ALLEN FRY George Hi-Y 5, 4 Sec. Science Club 4 Pres. Honor Society 5, 4 Football 5, 4 Treas. Junior 81 Senior Class ROBERT GREEN Bob Annual Staff Football Z, 4 JAMES GREENLEE I i 111 Page Thirteen JOANN CROSBY T i JDJ-1 Home Ec. Club 1. 2, 5. 4 County Music Festival 2 LOIS DOXYLER Do Do Valeclictorian 4 Vice Pres. Freshman -X Junior C Buckeye Girl State Tri-Hi-Y Sec. 3, 4 G.A.A. 2, 5, -l, Pres. Future Teachers -i Home Ec. Club 1. 2. 5 Honor Society 5, V. Pres. 4 Bancl 5, 4 Annual Staff BETTY LUE EVERETTS Bet Future Teachers 3, -l Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3 VIVIAN GEEDEY Viv G.A.A. 2 Future Teachers 5 Home Ec. Club l, 2. 3. 4 Girls Ensemble 1, 2 RUTH KATHRYN HOLDEN Red Tri-Hi-Y 3 G.A.A. 2, 5 Sec. Future Teachers 3, 4 Sec. Annual Staff, Adv. Mgr. County Music Festival R Honor Society 5, 4 Officer Girls Ensemble 2, 5, 4 Homecoming Court 2 Student Director, Jr, Play Student Court 3 School Paper 2, 4, Elito: Sec. Senior Class Page Fourteen lass ' L avqf Je HARRY E. HALL Handsome Band 4 Orchestra 4 JAMES A. HAYNES Bug.r Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 5, 4 Senior Play BURTON E. HEDRICK Burr Hi-Y 3, 4 Science Club 3, 4 Student Council 4 NELSON JESSE HOUCK Ears Hi-Y 5, 4 Junior Play Annual Staff 4 Student Council 4 Pres. Honor Society 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 5 Senior Play JOHN R. HURLEY jack Band 1, 2, 5, 4 County Music Festival 1, 2 Orchestra 1, 2, 5, 4 Senior Play JOAN HOON NIO.. Junior Play Majorette 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 Future Teachers 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3 Girls Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Court 3 County Music Festival 2 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Senior Play JANET JOHNSTON Nj. js. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Majorette 2, 3 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 Future Teachers 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3 Paper Staff 2, 4 Girls Glee Club 2 Mixed Chorus 4 Basketball Queen 4 NORMA KARSHNER Sallie Sec. Student Court 3 JEAN KRAMER Jeanie Salutatorian 4 Tri-Hi4Y 3 Treas., 4 Junior Play-Make-up Iv G.A.A. 2, 3 Future Teachers 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 County Music Festival 2 Honor Society 3, 4 Band 2 Orchestra 2 NANCY LYTLE Nance Tri-Hi-Y 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Majorette 2 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 Future Teachers 4 Annual Staff 4 Igr Student Council 2 Treas. 4 Pres. Home EC. Club 1 Girls Ensemble 2 Girls Glee Club 2 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Photo Club 4 Honor Society 4 16 atm if BOYD EDSEL JAMES jim PAUL JARVIS Goble:- Science Club 4 Annual Staff, Sales Mgr. 4 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Student Court 3 Hi-Y 2, 3 Treas., 4 V. Pres JAMES RICHARD JOHNSON Inn Junior Play Annual Staff, Bus. Mgr. County Music Festival DONALD F. LEDDY Rodney Hi-Y 5, 4 Science Club 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 4 Student Council 5 V. Pres 4 RALPH LOCKETT B1n'r Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Student Court 1, 2 County Music Festival l Football 1, 2 Basketball l, 2, 5, 4 Baseball 2, 5 Freshman Class Treas. Boys' Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4 Senior Play Page Fifteen ,, 1 . W P, J rg , 1 A- P - - r N , mm - -' , A. ,I 'Arm' 1 ' 3 s' ' Mx , v v 'W 1 I - 1 ' I 1 1 l P' w ., . wh' .-.5 ..f.-. 5 ,gf ',ll. Av er V' 5. J. mf? . ' : fb 5: ! - y V' -NA ' ,I L J, 4- '-'. A Av ' , M .1 J ' I L RUTH A. McCARTY Ruthie Junior Play Usherette Home Er. Club 1. 2. 3. 4 Girls Ensemble 3 VICTORIA MOORE l'5:Efe junior Play L'sherette Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, -i Girls Ensemble 3 JANE BIULLEN Butch Junior Play G.A.A. 2, 3, -l Social Chr. Student Council 4 Home Ec. Club 1. Treas. 2 Honor Society 5, -1 Annual Staff 4 DOROTHY JEAN OBETZ Dar Home Ec. Club l, 2 NANCY OVERSTREET ,X'a1zte Tri-Hi-Y 3. i ,lunior Play Cheerleader 2. 3. 4 Malorette I Head, 2 G.A.A. 2, 3. 4 Annual Staff 4 Home Ec. Club l Honor Society 3, i Homecoming Court 2, i Student Court 2 Paper Staff l, Z Mi:-:ed Chorus l Page Sizleen R., WMM -.sag 1-P' 1 LAWRENCE H. LOWERY Herby ' Future Teachers 4 County Music Festival 3 Paper Staff Junior Class Play, Adv. Boys Glee Club Mixed Chorus HARLESS MELVIN LOZIER Melv ' GAIL HOWARD MANNING Gail Senior Play Student Council 3 County Music Festival 2, 3 Student Court 2 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4 Football l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4, County 8: State Baseball 3 Boys Glee Club 4 ATTREE R. MCCLISH Al Hi-Y 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Council 3, 4 County Music Festival 2, 3, 4 Honor Society 3, 4 Orchestra 1, 2, 5, 4 Football 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3 DONALD D. O'HARRA Frog Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 County Music Festival 3, 4 Orchestra 1 PHYLLIS PAUGH Jeanie Junior Play Usherette G.A.A. 2, 4 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 County Music Festival 2 Girls Ensemble 3 Student Director Senior Play JOAN RAWLINS Mighty Joe Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Junior Play Band 1, 2 G.A.A. 2, 3 Treas., 4 V. Pres. Student Council 1 Home Ec. Club 1, 2 County Music Festival 1, 2, Honor Society 3, 4 Orchestra 1 Annual Staff 4 Senior Play PAULINE M. REED rfpugfr Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 Pres. G.A.A. 2, 3 Sgt.-at-Arms Future Teachers 3, 4 County Music Festival 2, 4 Girls Ensemble 2 Homecoming Court 3 Junior Play, Pub. Mgr. Home EC. Club 1 JOAN RICHARD T0af1 ' Junior Play Usherette Majorette 1, 2 Future Teachers 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 4 Girls Ensemble 1, 2, 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Special Chorus 3 Annual Staff HILDA WEARS TURNER Hizz'fli Tri-Hi-Y 3 junior Play Usherette Future Teachers 3, 4 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 4 Girls Ensemble 2, 3 Football Queen 4 Homecoming Court 3 Mixed Chorus 3, 4 Special Chorus 2, 3 Annual Staff 4 Senior Play .We 4 fill HANSEL RHODES Curly KENNETH ROSEBERRY Kenny Hi-Y 3, 4 Junior Play County Music Festival 2 GENE SAWYER Baz Hi-Y 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 DOYLE SCARBERRY Sbor1,1 ' Hi-Y 3, 4 Junior Play, Stage Wfithdrawn March, 1950 HARRY A. SCHUTTE Red Band l, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 4 Orchestra 2 Football 1, 2 Baseball 3, 4 Page Seventeen PATRICIA XVILSON Pat Ill: Tri-Hi-Y 5. 4 -Iunior Play Ticket Comm. GA..-X. l. 3. 4 Annual Staff 4 Home Ec. Club I. I Girls Glee Club I ELOISE E. XYYATT MBL ,Iunior Pl.1y Cheerleader 1, 3. 4 Maiorerte l. 2. Head 3. 4 GA..-X. 2. 5. 4 Future Teachers F. -4 Student Council I Home Et. Club l Honor Society 5. 4 Homecoming Court l. 4 Glee Club 1, 2 Student Court I Senior Pl.1y XVILLIAM EDXYIN SNYDER Flip Photo Club 4 Senior Play DEAN STORTS Elly Boys Cwlee Club 5 Mixed Chorus 5 Football 2. 3. 4 Track 2, R, 4 Photfm Club 4 Senior Pluy X'i'II.I.l.-XM FRA NK TRUTT BMI Paper Staff I Foorlull A Basketball 3 Baseball 1. 5, -I Asst Staue Hur. Senior Pluy Faye Ergbleen F .Z -asa-ff' -.sr It FN ,Z -kb '-'ii R 1 ,r 1 1 ' 1 f ROBERT LEE SLARK Bob President of Class 4 Honor Society 4 Senior Play x DONALD L. SMITH Smitty Hi-Y 2, 5, 4 Annual Staff, Editor Student Council 4 V. Pres Student Court 5 Track 1, 2 Mixed Chorus 2 Boys Glee Club 2 Basketball I, 2, 4 Paper Staff 4 Sr. 'Play Stage Hand DUANE STEVENS lI i III pjf Hi-Y 2, 5, 4 Science Club 3, 4 ii Football 5, 4 Track 2, 4 FRED KENNETH TOPE Ruben Future Teachers 3 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 4 Science Club 4 Photo Club 4 Senior Play RONALD DUANE VAUGHN Spook Senior Play X 1- l'mx,J, XM f Q X The Senior Class is very proud to give to the junior Class its place in Hamilton Township High School. XVe have had happy years, and to you we give the challenge to participate effectively in scholarship and activities. The Junior Class entertained us most graciously at the Fiesta Club on May ll. The decorations in the colors of the two classes, with pink carnations and white roses. presented a gay appearance. To the Juniors for this lovely Junior-Senior Banquet we say Thanks again . Preritfeul .,,,,.,.,,, .,,.... N orene Green l'ice-Praritlwzl ,..,.. ..,...., R ichard Helsel Strrelizrj ............ ,....... D onald Eisnaugle TI'EdJ'l17'EI '..,,....,,,,..i,..,,....,,,,..,,,.,...,,.,..,.....,... Bill Webb Slmfent Cllllllfff Repre,re111ali1'e.r ...,,.,.,,.,.. Larry Storrs, Claire Chrismer, William Foreman Clan Color! .........,,..,..,........e...,.,...... Green and White Clary Flower ,,,.... Pink Carnations I rzgffvs. Rott lx lfrances Davidson, Lois Tilley, ,loyce Dwyer, Roseanne Major, Bonnie Moats, Eleanor Beatil, Martella Osborn, Dorothy Crabtree. II: Bill XY'elwlw, Bertha Davis, Mary Luther, Norene Green, Mary Martin, Nellie Dennis, Virginia Ball, Viola Hedrick, jackie Reed, Rena Cain, Robert Munsch. Ill' Mr. Orr. Harold Brown, Paul Stover, Larry Good, Gene Morehart, james Kelly, Donn Hettler, Bill Nate, Dexter Mounts, Lyle Claffey, Melvin Wiseman, Larry Munkp Sff'io:u1.' XYI'arren Lee, Albert Wilson, Carrie Becker, Merry Rodgers. Left to right. Row I: Betty Fields, ,Io Ann Keller, Margaret Smith, Wanda Bond, Alice Williams, Eleanor Knight, Marilyn Rollins, Shirley Eaton. Elaine Eisnaugle. Rau' II.' Oliver Fields, Wilma Smith, Claire Chrismer, Katherine Miller, Edna Belle Donahue, Norma Wil- son, Nancy Mitchell, Betty jo Easterday, Estell Crabtree. Razz' III: Norman Henson, Emory Locke, Harold McCloud, Larry Storrs, Alfred Little, Bill Foreman, Frank Trott, Donn Simmons, Robert Farmer. Left lo right. Row l.' Gloria Elkins, Leta Coon, Mary Harvey, Geraldine Hanley, Marilyn Allen, Ruth Bod- kins, Dorothy Lewis, Gertrude Hockman, Carol Ellis. Razz' II.' Mrs. Swerlein, Ivor Rutan, Wert Prince, Alma Wampler, Doris Leadman, Joretta Kocher, Ava- lene Legg, jim Weber, Harold Holley. Rou' III: Donald Singer, Carl Puckett, Pierce Eyerman, Louie Marinello, Harold Southall, Emmett Cannon, Charles MacDonald, Don Eisnaugle, Ronald Fisher, Dick Helsel. Page Tu'e11ty-one SOPHUBIOR ES SOPHOMORE OFFICERS l'r'e.riift'11l v..,,.., .....,Y..,.......,..,.......,...,,,,. G eorge Brigner liicc-P1'e.fiJw1f ,.., .. ....,..,.. -loan Tilley Sei'l'c'fi1r'-1 ..........,.. ,...........,,,,,,..,,,,,,.,. N larilyn Eaton T1'ea.f1n'er' ..,.....,.,..,....,.........................,..... Janet Griffey Sflldldlll Cllillllffl ......,. Lois Donley, Richard Woehlert LMI ffl rjglwfs ,loan Coates, Sylvia Xvildermuth, Ramona Manning, Lois Donley, Rita Ross, Anna Ruschel, Nancy Welch. ,ludy Raynes. Run II: Herman Hafey, -lim Nye, Bonnie Warning, Donna Newberry, Darlene Decker, Eileen Beightler, ,lack Lewis, Larry Root. Run III: Mr. Baughman. David Boice, Clarence Brumfield, Arnold Rice, Glenn Johnston, Arthur Stewart, limes Moore. Ted Tope. George Briuner. Keith Archer. Lf!! lu 7'l.'!.7l,' Nancy Corfee, Katie Leach, Irene Wampler, Betty Aud, Frances Hurley, Valera Bond, Iris blames. liloreme Hawthorne, Marjorie Anderson. Razr il. Mrs, Frame, Clarence Fitzpatrick, Bill Garwiclc, jimmy Dowler, Mary Liff, Gloria Prince, Harriet lfranlzlin, Don Frizon, Wesley' Scarberry, jim Seymour. Fw Ill: Sranley Cosrlov., Howarrl Morrison, Richard Wloehlert, Lawrence Obert, Meredith Johnson, Donald Harvey. Dan Ealzin, Kenneth Strickland. Page Tuenlj-mo Leff In rigbl. Razz' I: Wanda Lawhun, Agnes Taylor, Carol Hoon. Carolyn Rollins, Dorothy Perry, janet Griffey, Shirley Bechtold, Marilyn Eaton, Rose W'arga. Roll' II: Mrs. Cope, Bonnie Olney, Shirley Lozier, Martha Chandler, Norma Young, Norma Tufts, Dorothy Beck, Louise Landis, -loanne Tilley, Joanna Dearring. Razz' III: Ronald Mauller, William White, james Hutchinson, Jack Hicks. Donald Davis, Francis Fisher, Cyrus Donahue, William Hart, Robert Niemann. Not ,f1701l'lI.' Loretta Peck, George Sammett, Lawrence Weax'er, John Baker, james Dowler, Harmon Dutko, Robert Cullins, Betty Hughes, Lois Leadman, Glenn Morehart, Trina Meadows. FRESHMAN OFFICERS Prefftilellf .,,..... ,,.,..,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . . ,,,, R ifhafd POHS lifff-Pl'6Jfzf6lil ,.,.,,.. ,,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r T Ommy Bgqkf,-f .3-6t'fC!i1I'j ....,......,,,,....,..,. ,,,.,..,,,,, ,.,,, ,,rr,r,,,, B i l l Beqkef 1 1 V 1 ' 7'Fi1.iIll'L'7' ,,,.,,,,.....,,,..........,.,....,.,,,,,,.,,rr,r,,,,,,,, Lee Cook Il 5111.55 'Ir Cf11fm'i!..Francis Moore. Richard Kreachbaum Lefl to riglnl. Rau' I: Mary Lou Helsel, Cora Bethel, Lois Runkle, Naomi Boals, Mary Singer, Donna Nei- digh, Delores Lewis, Nora Miller, Darlene Douglas, hloyfe Webb, Shirley Gordon. Ron' Il: Mrs. Sherman, Kenneth Noble, Tommy Becker, Betty Southall, Norma Whxgner, Tommie McDoug- al, -IoAnn Moats, Patty Forshey, William Bury, Don Sherman. R011 III.' Robert Mallon, David Fields, Donald Clark, Don Robinson, James Calvert, Dean Eubank, Olive Kirk, Jerry Cryner, Charles Lowery, W'alter Echart. Page Tzfefzty-three FR ESHBIEN LLM In Vjxlllff Dolly Pierce, Shirley Strait. Helen Lewis, Gladys Farthing, Louise Courts, Theresa Bates, Vir- ginia Beaver, LaRue Hutchinson, Phyllis Meteer, Lucille Baker. Ron II: Mr. Jenks, Cletis Bond. john Green, Evan Vaughn, Don Wilburn, Bob Locke, Thomas Wiegand, Don Thompson, Dick Potts, Mr. Kirkpatrick. Run III: Robert Cullins. Bill Becker, Roger Allen, Sherman Smith, Roger Hatch, Neale Binion, George XVeik, Kenneth Darst, Phillip Meteer, Leo Rhodes. Nor ,vlwria1.' Clarence Belford, Don Angel, Talmage Beaver, Roy Bish, Harold Mitchell, Elwood Perry, Edward Schmidt, Don Smith, Paul Stewart, james Strickland. l.t'f1 lf, mflvf: Marilyn Myers, Mary Lou Stover, Molly I-leiny. Mary Dennis, Mary Brigner, Barbara Jacobs, Phillis Adkins, Frances Moore, Kathryn Lowery, Irene Sharp. Pon' II: Mrs, ljtz, Robert Dixon, Paul Eyerman, Lawrence Hayes, jack Davis, Mary Haynes, Marjorie Tufts, Fred Schutte, -loc Niemann, Roy Erlenbach. t Ron Ill: Richard Armstrong, Ray Widmayer, Dick Kreachbaum, Norman Stewart, Harold Harber, Lynn Crawford, Dan Sheets, jim Shephard, Lee Cook, Sam Hedrick, Dick Beard. Page 'I'z1e:115Afour EIGHTH GRADE Left In riglaf. Ron I: Alice Fleak, Patricia Davis, W'ilma Crosby, Grace Holden, Lois Caylor, Maxine .lor- dan, Ervin Beyins, Gayle Camelin. Razz' II: james Johnson, Frank Cremeans, Raymond Fields. Jeanette Johnson, Helen Bond, Fred Rocher. Paul Baker, Richard Cox, Mr. Cole. Rau' III: George Becker, Wfarren Fridley, Denzil Davis, Daniel Clinger. John Bryant, Raymond Cramer, james Crawford, Richard German. Paul Easterday, Rudolph Caldwell. Leff In rigbr. R014 I: -loann Sweitzer. Marilee NY'ears. Freida Simmons, Audrey Sprague. Erma Perdue. Ber- nira Nance, Ruby Lawhun. Shirley Schreiber, Marlene O'l-larra. Run II.' Mr. Gordon, Ronald W'ilson, Melvin Ray, Shirley Meadows, Eleanor Shephard. Beatrice Tufts, Mary Moore, Leona Simmons, Robert Rainey, Robert Slick, Harlen Wfilburn, Donald Nace. Rau' Ill: Richard Trott, jerry NVeher, Thurman Mounts, Fred Rocher, junior Shook, Paul Oliver. XY'illiam Meyers, Burton Tolliver, Richard Locke, Raymond Puckett, Freddy Puckett, Ben Moore, Noi Jlvouvz: Mary McDade, Peggy Munsch. Shirley Newberry, Juanita Peck, Loretta McCready. Page T wif f- 1+ U' H.: 'if Ck -'Y .W .-. ,.,-v Ls' 4 x, - . 1 , 1 ' 7 -B W .. -gwli, 4 4, 'n F' V ,'. , ' f ' . YV, . w ff ,fy , ye, 71'-'w , w 4+ .V .r ' , . 'e . 4 L, Y. A: M ,-Y 5 . 1, , U3-Fi ff. . ,Q , 'ai p 4 7 .lf . V1-' 1 ' s - ,. 41' M ' ' K9 -' L . , sf 1 ' ' Jig! uns. , 'gsiil 'V ' 1. 1, I fl H L ' ,' rm.-M 44,19-.-aw lv V 1 '-,. ,n mv, . I., , I A .H 1 ,. V . I-V7 A x 1 . - 1 y1..,v -J , 1 5 .Q ui lf SEVENTH GRADE Lei! In right. Ron' I.' Marlene McDole. Eileen Neuron, Chrystal Wilburn, Kathryn Taylor, Marilyn Neidigh Sally Rodgers, Donna Southall. Doris Oherr, Alene Wfilluurn, Anna Mae Slick. Run' II.' Mrs. Brewer, Paul Sprague, Shreves Tuff, Joy Root, Shirley Perry, Ann O'Harra, Mary Young, Rm Goldie Stilt, Viola Strickland, Robert Shuler, Walter Wiegand, Robert Wiseman. III: Carl Tigner, George Shannon, Billy Warner, Vitral Mount, Kenneth Stoner, Larry O'Harra, James Moore, Richard Vettatoe, Curt Sexton, Andy Lakes. Jerry Tuffs, George Weigand, Charles Lozier Kepler Runkle. .Nur ,ilwzi 11: Ralph Fearheroff, june Hawthorne. Ld! Ruiz Ruiz Page Tuxenlj,-rir fff wgglif. Fuzz I: Doris Featheroff, Darline Bevins, ,Io Ann Dennis. Rosie May Fowler, Geraldine Bod- lziris, Alberta Barton, Phyllis Helsel, Patty Baker, Mary Lee Griffith, Geraldine Carruthers, Charlotte Collins. Il: Mr. McMichael, Forrest Doersam, Richard Cragio, Verla Haynes, Phyllis Donahue, Elenor Borcly, Barhara Bremer, Patty Caldwell, Nancy Hahnert, jimmy Hoon, Dean jacob. Ill: Richard Beightler, Norman Clayton, Harold Carley, john Dean, William Hurley, Clinton Hard- lwaruer, Dean Crago, Billy Bond, Johnny Hellman, Robert Cramer, William Hutchinson, Charles Egbert. v s 1 'K Sig' . 1 . Q! X X X 1Ix?', , W xiii N Q Q I 9 ga R Q0 eff XE gY.kiclS .b' O A XX A.A.:5i ...,::a - r, XXX, QQQQHGQ xxxxxx, , j Xxx . , If x K! ex r I4 !' x ,ff . -jundf' Elivflies Leaderslzip Scholarship Character FRANKLIN COUNTY HONOR SOCIETY Of HAMILTON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL Lefz zo right. Ron' lx Wilma Smith, Laura Mae Creech. Mary Bentley, Ruth Holden, Jean Kramer, Nancy Overstreet, Eloise W5'att. V Razr II: Mrs. Wright, Attree McClish, Nancy Lytle, Eleanor Knight, Marilyn Rollins, Joan Rawlins, Mary Lou Burchfield. Lois Dowler, Norma Karshner. Roz: III: Bill Foreman, Don Eisnaugle, Bob Slark, Marilyn Athey, -lane Mullen, Ray Beard, Allen Fry, Nel- son Houck, HONOR SOCIETY Membership in the Honor Society is confined to students in the upper third of their class in scholarship, who have leadership and good character. A banquet was held at the Mifflin High School, November I, 1949. Ruth Holden served as conductress at this meeting. Round and Square dancing followed the initiation service, in which group singing was led by George Campbell. Page Tu euly -eigbl STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. Kirkpatrick, Adzfiror These students are chosen by their classmates to help carry out the policy of the school. They work in connection with a faculty advisor, who this year was our Head Coach, Mr. Kirkpat- rick. They have been able to have an effective hall patrol, and have made a better school for all. Row I, left to right: Frances Moore, Grace Holden, Lois Donley, Nancy Lytle, Nelson Houck, Don Smith. Row II: Mr. Kirkpatrick, Claire Chrismer, Wanda Canny, Mary Lou Burchfield, jane Mullen, James Hoon. Row lII.' Don Leddy, Burton Hedrick, Dick Kreachbaum, Bill Foreman, Attree McClish, Bob Darst. FUTURE FEACHERS CLUB Mr. Cole, Arz'z'ir0r The membership in the F.T.A. is lmited to those taking the college pre- iaratory course with high scholarship. The officers are: 76116276712 ............,..... ,.,,,, R ay Beard 'iw-Pre! ....... ...... -I oan Richard 'ecremry ....... .,,.,,, R urh Holclen 'feafzlrer .,..... ....... J anet Johnston Rau' I. left to right: Ruth Holden, joan Hoon, Lois Dowler, Virginia Cox, Joan Richard, Norma Wilson, Lera Coon, Katherine Miller, Bonnie Moats, Elaine Eisnaugle. Row II: Mr. Cole, Advisor, Bond, Wanda Burrell, Razz' III: Bernard Cordell, Edana Belle Donahue, Slark, Ray Beard. Abreu! from picinref Hilda Wanda Canny, Mary Bentley, Eloise Wfyatt, Nancy Lytle, Wlanda Alma Wampler, Lois Tilley, Roseanne Maior. Herb Lowery, Marilyn Athey, Betty Lue Everetts. Betty Fields, JoAnn Keller, Mary Harvey, Janet Johnston, Pauline Reed, Bob Wears, Norma Anderson. Page Tzrenty-rzizze HLY CLUB Ld: nr rigbf Ruiz I: Larry Munk. Bob Darsr. Don O'Harra, Paul Beggrow, Paul Jarvis, Nelson Houck, Duane Stevens, Don Eisnaugle. Rim II: Mr. Gordon, Burton Hedrick, Fred Tope. Don Leddy. Gene Sawyer, Jim Haynes, Charles McDonald, Don Smith. Rau' III: Doyle Scarberry, Jim Weber, Emmett Cannon, Ray Beard, Bub Fisher, Allen Fry, Bob Slark, Arrree McClish, Kenneth Roseberry. , JUNIOR HI-Y OFFICERS ,, I-Hi OFFICERS Prerizfefzt ,.........,.....,,,..,.,..,,,.,.......,...........,,,......... Tommy Becker PM- 1 If -'- --'--' f 'f---- e - - A'- P aul E- Beggfow Vife Prerizfefll ........,.., .... , , ,.,..........,.,.,.,,..,....,..,.... Dick Beard Viv: l're.fiifcf1! ,,,,,,,,, ,.,.,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,., ,,,,,, .,,,,.,,...... P a u l Jarvis ge,,.0,d,.T w,rw-,-,w-----, .-,--4--A B ill Becker SH'C J'3 ---f 'f'-- ---'--'- G 50526 AA Ffv Trefzrm'er ..,.... ,,,,,,,..,,,..,.,.,,......,,,, .,......,...................... C l erus Bond Tfcumrer .,,,,,,.,,, .....,,,, R oberr E. Darst p,,f,,j,,, Adyjm, .UWVW vw,.,-'w.-wAA..----,-AA-----w.w----'----4.4-,-----'A,--,,-- M rl Orr Cl7JfilJi:71 .,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, N elson Houck ' Serqerzrlf-at-.irfrzr , ..,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,....,,,,,..,.,.,,,.,... Don O'Harra T 7 F.1m.'1y xiifziffff ,,,,.,.,,,...,,,,,,...,.,.,.,,,.....,,.,,,.....,.,,,..,. Mr. Gordon Page Thug Razz I. leff ff, right: Norman Clayton, Ralph Featheroff, Forrest Doersam, Larry O'I-Iarra, William Hutch- inson, Dean Jacob, Richard Bieuhtler, f Rau II: Mr, Orr, Tom Becker, Robert Shuler, Charles Egbert, Bill Bond, Bill Wernert, Keplar Runkle. Razz III: Did: Beard, Dick Potts, Cletus Bond, Dan Sheets, Roy Erlenhach, James Calvert, David Fields. TRI-HI-Y CLUB Razz' I, left to right: Rena Cain, Bertha Davis. Dorothy Crabtree, Wilma Smith, Norma Wilson, Leta Coon, Bonnie Moats, Norma Karshner, jackie Reed, Mary Lou Burchfield. Razz' II: Mrs. Cope, Edana Belle Donahue. Shirley Eaton, Virginia Cox, Pauline Reed, Joyce Dwyer, Lois Til- ley, Alma Wampler, Mary Bentley, Virginia Ball, Nellie Dennis, Mrs. Brewer. Row IIl.' Nancy Overstreet, JoAnn Keller, Laura Mae Creech. Marilyn Athey, Wanda Burrell, joan Raw- lins, Pat Wilson, Wanda Canny, Lois Dowler, Wanda Bond, Roseann Major, Mary Harvey. TR I -Hl -Y OFFICERS Presldem' ............ ,. .................... ..,.... . Vice Preriffezzt... Secretary.. .,... ....., . . Treasurer' ..... Chaplain ........... Sergeani-al-A rms.. Aff z'iJorJ .... .,...,,, ...Pauline Reed Wanda Burrell ....Marilyn Athey ...Mary Bentley .Wanda Canny ..........QPat Wilson ........Mrs. Lois Brewer, Mrs. Florence Cope The Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y organizations have been very active this year at Hamilton Township School. It is felt that when they are given proper recognition they will be of great help in developing the ideals of their clubs-to create, maintain, and extend throughout our homes, schools, and community high standards of Christian character. The social calendar included swimming meets and parties at the Y park. The Hi-Y gave 820.00 to the Community Chest and bought basketball jerseys for the boys. Movies were shown at noon for the entire school which helped defray the expenses involved. The Clubs are grateful for the work of Mr. Glaze Thompson of the Y.M.C.A. and Mr. George Campbell who led a song service for the entire school. Page Tbirl-1'-one FOREIGN LANGUAGES R R R LATIN CLUB I. fer: :fi f.'gfl'r: Marilyn Eaton. Darlene Decker, Bonnie Warning, Joan Tilley, Judy Raynes, Sylvia Yfilderniutli. Shirley Gordon, Betty Aud. 1l:Mr. Baughman. Barbara Jacobs, Lois Runkle, Patty Forshey, Cora Bethel, jean Prince, Dorothy Lewis. Tommie McDougal. lI1.' Lee Cook. Sherman Smith, Don Simmons. Lois Donley, Shirley Eaton, Emmett Cannon, Lyle Ciaffey. The Latin Club has been organized for all students taking Latin at Hamilton Township High School. The Club meets approximately once a month for business and social purposes. The activities are somewhat limited due to funds and Latin facilities. The Spanish Department, under the direction of Mr. McMichael, has advanced greatly. Besides having new books and a wire recorder, the Spanish students have learned regional dances and customs. On Nov. 29, the group demonstrated the Samba, Tango, Rhumba and the Raspa in a colorful, entertaining program. SPANISH CLI.'l5 Run I: Norma Tufts, Loretta Peel-:, Nellie Dennis, Bonnie Moats, Roseanne Major, Elaine Eisnauglc El eanor Knight, Shirley Bethtoltl. Rm: ll. ,lim Nye, David Boite, Donna Newberry, Dorothy iBeck, Wantla Lawhun, Marilyn Rollins, acl- l.ev.is, Mr. McMichael. Parc Tbnrr,-rim .litany . . . SCHOOL NEWSPAPER Mrs. Swerlein, Adriror Row I: Bill Trott, Mrs. Swerlein, jimmy johnson, Ruth Holden, janet Johnston, Attree McClish, Hanford Costlow. Row II: Herbert Lowery, Bob Cartt, Bernard Cordell. Rau' IIl.' Bob Darst, Claire Chrismer, Kenny Roseberry, Nancy Lytle, Don Smith. Our school paper was first with the news this year. Through its pages we were in- formed of past and future activities which kept us in close contact with each other. The features were well done and to Mrs. Swerlein and her staff much credit must be given. The Hamilton High School Library was reorganized in the fall of 1948, by Ger- trude Wright, a full-time graduate librarian. The library has approximately 1800 vol- umes. During the first semester of the school year, 4848 books were circulated. This fig- ure represents only books taken from the library and does not include the many reference books used daily. The library subscribes to 28 magazines which cover various fields of interest. LIBRARY STAFF Mrs. Wfright, Adriror Page Thirty-tlvrce D'mm4Zc'c4 . , . SENIOR PL XX MYSTERX IN THE LIBRARY D mm! In MR MLMICHAEI In mu, fefl In riglilx Fred Tope, Ioan Hoon Eloise Wyatt Ioan Rawlins Hilda Wears Bob Slarlt '7 ..l 1.1 ma. Jeff 11, rrglvf: Mr. McMichael john Hurley lim Haynes Nelson Houclt Dean Storrs Bill Snyder. Wfayne Vaughn, Bob Cartt The play scene takes plate in the librlry of Clarke College in the evening The mystery imolved is quite exciting but turns out to the entertainment and pleasure of the audience. SENIOR PLAY CAST l1fu'i!wm'f2l..11'ifn Ciltzribulll I-l.m'1i' Dui .ll.I7'fflI 1.13 rIl.1z1im1 Sf? fi V141 Cl C0 VVUC Do r,1 Dtauz ,lltlrvtzrcl flfffwu XIIHIIL' Coop-', Pre . H.n'1m.m fiumzj, Lynz l2iifet':'f,1 Bionic S11 euimz l:'!cui'r111.u1 Pffflcaminz Pf,!'1cum.u1 Herman Hcfnm P185 Yhnlj,-11,10 IH, , , ,,Nelson Houck ,, ,Joan Hoon ,, ,Bob Slark ,jim Haynes , ,,-Iolm Hurley , , Eloise Wyatt . Hilda Wears . ,joan Rawlins ,Bob Cartt ,Bob Durst ,Dean Storts ,, ,,Fred Tope ,Gail Manning Duane Vaughn ,Bill Snyder Ralph Lockett J U N I O R P L A Y OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY By Emily Kimbrough and Cornelia Skinner Presented November 1, 1949, by junior Class Directed by Mrs. Diana France Rou' I, left to right: Claire Chrismer, Nancy Mitchell, JoAnn Keller, Betty Fields, Wilma Smith, Gene Morehart, Elaine Eisnaugle, Bill Webb, Carl Puckett. Ron' II: Emmett Cannon, Larry Storrs, Marilyn Allen, Harold McCloud, Don Simmons, Marilyn Rollins, Katherine Millet, Emery Locke. The authors of this story, Emily Kimbrough and Cornelia Skinner, were taking their first trip to Europe in the early 2O's. They were young themselves and tell of their amusing and exciting experiences, and of the sights they saw and the people whom they met. The scenes took place on board ship and in Paris where the girls were studying. THE CAST: Cornelia Skinner ..c....,...... Marilyn Rollins Emily Kimbrough .......... Elaine Eisnaugle Leo McEvoy ..,..,,.........,..... Donn Simmons MH. Skinner ...... Katherine Miller Mr. Skinner ...,...,. ,..,......, E mory Locke Dick Wfinterx ...., The Steward .....,. The Purfer .......,., The Stezvarzleff.. ......,..i..,...Bill Webb . .,,,.... Gene Morehart ,,.i,.,Emmett Cannon Ann Keller The Admiral ......,.., ..l.,....... C arl Puckett Harriet St. john .........,,... Nancy Mitchell Winifred Blalzgh ,..,.,....,.l. Claire Chrismer The lmpeclreff.. Therefe .............,. Madame Elite ,,,.. ,........Betty Fields Smith ....,..,,.,......Marilyn Allen Momieizr De La Croix .,.. Harold McCloud The U7irzrlou' Cleaner ....,,...e.. Larry Storts Page Thirty-fire f- 1+ U' H.: 'if Ck -'Y .W .-. ,.,-v Ls' 4 x, - . 1 , 1 ' 7 -B W .. -gwli, 4 4, 'n F' V ,'. , ' f ' . YV, . w ff ,fy , ye, 71'-'w , w 4+ .V .r ' , . 'e . 4 L, Y. A: M ,-Y 5 . 1, , U3-Fi ff. . ,Q , 'ai p 4 7 .lf . V1-' 1 ' s - ,. 41' M ' ' K9 -' L . , sf 1 ' ' Jig! uns. , 'gsiil 'V ' 1. 1, I fl H L ' ,' rm.-M 44,19-.-aw lv V 1 '-,. ,n mv, . I., , I A .H 1 ,. V . I-V7 A x 1 . - 1 y1..,v -J , 1 5 .Q ui lf SCIENCE CLUB R :.. Qtr: rjxglirs Jim Weber. Nelson Houck. Allen Fry, Paul Beggrow, Duane Stevens, Don Sim- TNURS. gr' Ri 1. 5 Mr. Gordon. Don Eisnaugle. Ronald Fisher, Harold Brown, Don Leddy, Fred Tope, Burton Hedrick. The Science Club under the direction of Mr. Gordon The Photo Club was organized this year with Mr. has encouraged further interest in the sciences. Jenks the faculty advisor. It was organized to teach stu- Despite crowded laboratory conditions, the science dents who are interested in photography how to take, department at Hamilton Township High School had a print and develop pictures properly. really effective program. Visual Education helped greatly in the teaching ot the sciences. PHC DTC D- GRA PHY C I ,Lv B P111 Thrfg- Firfl Run, XJ! In rigbl: Don O'Harra, Mary Harvey, Eleanor Knight, Nancy Lytle, Paul Jarvis. Scrffiiil Ruiz: Mr. Jenks, Frank Trott, James Hutchinson, Harry Hall, Lyle Claffey, Donn Hettler, Dean Storrs. ' Yiwu! Roux Bill Snyder, Duane Vaughn, Fred Tope, Bob Slark, Harry Schutte, Attree McClish. QA PX! ' N . I jj, 5 Qi H if 'gym T12 ,E Q R .Egg Q , 'x ., - , it , 'H IQGL :'l:.. 1 x w l.'1!4:l ,in g IXXKX X, I ul I X 5 x M Y,l'lISln:' A . yn. . .yu:yxx :' X X X we ms ,vr it x 4 f X 1 X . .'x?,!ix'Gy w'rp.. 1 H V45-gs , A,-Q ., .fl , K ,- gi' XXN MQW-x.., 11:33 xxh Mx' ff .! 'l' -'ffm , ,1!uxfV4 '.:'-7:2-'I X',','x' x ., :dbx ' Pa aw -f fL',.9 ' '-X' -Y-x'.':5'gx' 4 .Y-,.. b A ,.-..,......Y , --K-- Y 71-Jfr-W. fiwvqgi 1+ y,,q,,,,.,2J,.v.mf, 9 QM? ff ww M , JMMJLM 7aaz'5aZZ game! . . . 3 'A .ai . . Page Ffmfg ., ,Y -,, ., . if 4 - an .Q ' HV- 9' Ron' Razz Roll' Rau INHI I. Iefl to right: 11 Ronald Mauller, 14 Ray Beard, 55 Gail Manning, 27 Bob Green, 35 Fred Tope, 24 Duane Stevens, 18 Nelson Houck, 26 Allen Fry. II: 50 Norman Henson, 19 Carl Puckett, Z9 Louis Marnello, 2.2 Harold McCloud, 12 Harold Holley 25 Paul Jarvis, 13 Dean Storrs. III: Mr. Kirkpatrick, coach, 16 Bill White, 25 George Brigner, 34 Harold Brown, 31 Don Simmons 15 Larry Storrs, 21 Dick Helsel, 20 Ted Tope, Mr. Orr, coach. IV: james Morehart, Manager, 9 George Sammett, 7 Robert Munsch, 45 Cyrus Donahue, 6 james Moore 32 Paul Beggrow 1' Pierce Eyerman, Lawrence Obert, 4 Glen Johnston, Manager George Weik, Manager Gene More- hart, Manager Kenny Nobel. pictured: 16 Frank Trott, 24 Larry Munk. OUR,COACHES - ESM A 4' N iw 373 V . ii . ,W ff if ff. I Mr. Baughman, Mr. Kirkpatrick, Head Coach, Mr. Orr. FOOTBALL STORY OF 1949-50 HAMILTON 8 HAMILTON O HAMILTON 2 HAMILTON 12 GAHANNA 19 HILLIARDS 21 MIFFLIN 40 REYNOLDSBURG 18 Although Hamiltorfs football season was rather disappointing in that there were no games won, the season could not be termed unsuccessful. The boys, all of them, played their hearts out for their Alma Mater. Many beautiful passes were thrown and many received that seemed to be almost winners for our boys. Those long to be remem- bered were seen at the Groveport, Gahanna and Reynoldsburg games. Good sportsmanship was evident in all the games. Injuries were costly to the team, especially in the Hilliards game when Gail Manning, Frank Trott and Duane Stevens were out of the game after being hurt. In the Mifflin game Frank Trott received a slight brain concussion and was treated at Mt. Carmel Hospital. The Groveport game saw Ray Beard injured. At the Dad's Night game, with Reynoldsburg, Duane Stevens suf- fered a split tongue. One of the games that showed the spirit of our boys was the homecoming game with Dublin, which ended in a 7-7 tie. The boys kept on fighting every minute of the game and though we neither won nor lost, we considered it a moral victory for Hamilton. CANAL WINCHESTER 26 GROVEPORT 14 HAMILTON 6 DUBLIN 7 HAMILTON 25 HAMILTON 7 WEST JEFFERSON I9 HAMILTON T All-County Team selected by the C olzmzbzzr Dirpalcb: RAY BEARD, right end. All-County Team selected by Obio Smfe j0lH'1ZcZf.' RAY BEARD, right end, first team, HAROLD HOLLEY, quarterback on second team. All-County team selected by Colzmzbzfr Citizen: GAIL MANNING, left end, first team: RAY BEARD, right end. second team: DEAN STORTS, second team. ag... fl Wilma Smith, Eleanor Knight, Marilyn Rollins, Margaret Smith. Page Forty-one ILDFE rstt ll tees 1 2 ttttte J . 1 l ,X f, 5 .Q FOOTBALL QUEEN Hilda Wlears Turner CULIRT Llfuiie 'N'j,'.ttt. Senior Attendant hitlej: Eaton. junior Attendant atizie Ree-l, Junior Attendant Y'C'.mila Lavvhun, Sophomore Attendant PJ ff rf',-I FOOTBALL HOMECOMING On Friday night, October 21, Hilda W'ears was crowned football queen. The ceremonies took place before the game. Mistress of Ceremony, Pauline Reed, introduced the Court who were Wanda Lawhun, sophomore attendant, escorted by jack Lewis: Jackie Reed, Junior at- tendant, escorted by Larry Munkg Shirley Eaton, junior Attendant, escorted by Paul jarvisg Eloise Wlyatt, Senior Attendant and Maid of Honor , escorted by Paul Beggrow. Queen Hilda was escorted by Bob Cartt. Mrs. Helen lFrenchJ Hoover, 1948 Queen, escorted by George Hoover, crowned the 1949 queen. Following the game the queen presid- ed over the dance which commenced with the queen and court and their es- corts. Round and square dancing were in vogue for the evening, where all had a grand time, until at midnight the band played Goodnight Little Girl of My Dreamsf' THE SENIORS HAIL THE FUTURE FOOTBALL HEROES OF HAMILTON JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM Run I. leff ffl 7'f,g'Z7!.' Ray Wfidmayer. Charles Egbert. Kenneth Stover. Ralph Fearheroff. Hayden Tufts. George Shannon. jerry Tufts, Tommy Becker. Jimmy johnson, Carl Tigner, Billy XY'.arner. Harold Carley. Rim II: Lee Cook. Fred Schutte. .lohn Bryant. Paul Oliver. Dick German. Bob Cramer. Billy Bond. Clinton Hardbarger, George Becker, Bob Xviseman. Bill Myers, Richard Trorr, Mr. Baughman. Rau III.' Roy Erlenbach. Robert Mallon. Burton Tolliver. Lynn Crawford. Cletus Bond. Roger Allen. Bill Becker. Fred Puckett. Bob Bates. Ray Cramer. Jerry XY'eber. Harold Mitchell. Samuel Hedrick. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS s..........-...-.- A - .,,,. A, ,.....,-. Z f I V 1 ' ' ,. l--...!,,..g..e,.....v-s-.-.Tk at , em, -.J ,.,.m. ..,, . ' V I I 5 Dolly Pierce, Molly Hiney, Mary Stover. Mary Haynes. Pais F-iffj-tlrree Baseball Volleyball Speedball Basketball , 4. 5 F. Ll'-Axfklh, 1 be 22 Z af li Q -- ,,z.f',g A ' ' a 1 'Q p wi A V ,V fg . Elk' x ,l A. -.ck uf V ', -lm l . he l tx.. ,V f H. .1.. 6 K wg,-gy. Q'f A ,, 3 ff . I V f ,.,. I , --, ,,.. , ,W . M Tennis Archery GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Prerinlefzt .,...,.,,,, .......Lois Dowler Vire-Paeridezzf .....w., ........, oan Rawlins S6L'7'6fd7'-1' .....,..... .,,,,,,...... Iv 'Iargaret Smith T7'6:1.f1l7'?l' ....,.,....,..,. ....... E dana Belle Donahue Sefgemzf-at-A1'12zJ ,..,,,, .,,...... Iv 'Iarilyn Rollins The Girls Athletic Association was active in promoting interest in games, health and sportsmanship. Each six-weeks school period showed a new athletic project. Swimming parties were also held at the K. of C. Hall to which the alumni were invited. During the football homecoming the G. A. A. provided the band for the dance. flowers for the queen and her courtfand were responsible for the beautiful decorations in the gymnasium. During the noon hour, dances were held to which students from the entire school were invited without charge. Here round, square. Virginia Reel and Schottische were taught by the athletic director, Mrs. Belcher. Page Form-fire E 4 V O . OUR ALMA MATER 746 l?50 W Pllb1i.YZ76d by 'Me Semin 66444 0f Hamilton Township High School Lockbourne, Ohio A am. 5 X Rx. If 'W X X ELOISE WYATT NANCY VERSTREET E .. X N K 'Q 1 ' l j. ,N fx' , l 3 1 r ff! The Varsity theeflenders shown on rhis page lmve been seen for many seasons. They were Varsity football Cheerleaders during the 1948-1949 seasnn. During 1947-i948 they were reserve football cheerleaders. During three basketball seasons they were active serving as varsity cheerleaders for the 1948-1949 and I9-19-1950 years1 while dur- ing the 19117-1948 season they were reserve cheerleaders. I-lamilton High has seen 11 high standard of cheerleading with these four and to them we feel indebted. ef' V , . JANET JOHNSTON gf K z L' Av Nr lf' X A NANCY LYTLE 3. ,it , ..,, s X '-1-:sf-fs x l Q . .V 1 . ' ' .1 :',lQ3 mm X' BASKETBALL QUEEN janet Johnston BASKETBALL HOMECOMING On February 10, 1950, Miss Janet Johnston, queen, was crowned. The cere- mony was held between the reserve and varsity games. Janet wore I1 white formal with a cor- sfige of red roses. Nancy Overstreet was her maid of honor. Rita Ross, sophomore, Elaine Eisnaugle, junior, and Margaret Smith, junior, were in the court. Miss Vivian Beiar, queen of 1949, crowned Miss Johnston. A dance followed the game, at which the queen reigned. COURT Nancy Overstreet Rita Ross Margaret Smith Elaine Eisnaugle El? ' Page Fortj sez en VARSITY BASKETBALL Ron I, left to right: Harold Holley, Bill Trott, Gail Manning, Ralph Lockett, Don Smith. Rua' II.' Don Sherman, Don Eisnaugle, Oliver Fields, Attree McClish, Ronald Fisher, Dick Helsel, Emmett Cannon, Mr. Kirkpatrick, Coach. 1949-50 BASKETBALL SEASON The 19-19-50 basketball season came out with nine wins and eight defeats. Three of these games were in the Franklin County Tournament. Our team was one of the smallest in Central Ohio and is noted among the county teams for its speed. Hamilton is the only team which had the first five recognized on THE COLUMBUS DlS- PATCH ALL-COUNTY TEAM: Gail Manning ,............,.............,.,.... 1st Team Ralph Lockett .........,....,.............,..... Znd Team Don Smith, Emmett Cannon, Bub Fisher .... Honorable Mention This recognition was given to Hamilton's team not because they had the five best players but because of the fact that they displayed a fine team spirit and played together come victory or defeat. OHIO STATE JOURNAL ALL-COUNTY TEAM Ralph Lockett .................................. Znd Team Don Smith, Gail Manning ........................ Honorable Mention At every game we had a different captain. At the homecoming game. Don Smith was chosen as the official captain of the 1949-50 squad. He is a guard and played his last season with Hamilton this year. Gail Manning came in -ith in the county in scoring. He had 197 points. Gail was the center on our team and contributed a lot of clean playing to our games. Ralph Lockett was selected as an all-county guard. He is one of the smallest and fastest players we had, Emmett Cannon and Ronald Bub Fisher are the only two of the first five who will return ne:-:t year. They were a credit to our team this year and next year should prove themselves again. Page Frwlg -eigbz WE ARE PROUD ! Hamilton T ow n s h ip High School is justly proud of the track team she has had. Gail Man- ning, one of the members of the class of 1950, was outstanding in the high jump in the following events. In the year 1949 he achieved the record of being first in the County, first in the District and third in the state for which he received a gold track shoe. RESERVE BASKETBALL Row I, left lo riglol: Arnold Rice, john Baker, Glenn Johnston, George Brignet, Cyrus Donahue. Rau' II.' Mr. Orr, Coach, Ronald Mauller, Ted Tope, Bill Foreman, Paul Stover, jim Nye, Dick Beard. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Wanda Bond, JoAnn Keller, Edana Donahue and Shirley Eaton. Page Forty-111:1e x, 1 5 NAV-1 X 1 3 3. . fi - 6 'Nw' 4 q Q y ,f 1 L if ff' Q HA , J. - sp , xxx 1 X fi xx ' 1 f 2' M ,, . X3,j'i'eA ' 5335, 'i fi! SQ-59 'lr X -6,2 . Q ei ,kk . 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N Q.....+- 1 . . QSLJ5 jf ., V ,Q ' 9, ' 'K mf' , 1 , 4- S, ff Q 1 '1 4 YS 4 Q , i 1 A X I I' K' Q32 ' A E .f g- Q' 'A-. 1: I' W M' gl ww. ww lf! Av ' 3 S x y 'O' 4 4 . ff N , X f M A X 1 Ev M L95 4 - ., ,...., 2 ff' R I K . ' f , t :L QW' . 22 , XY' N X 5. ' ! ff f X :Sufi mf ' ws x X M- Q '1 f nf 'A 5 z 5 ' X V. ' r . X 'ig 5 Q .- 'V JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL L. T' rs Rau I. left In riglyfx Rudolph Caldwell, Richard Lack, Richard Armstrong, Lee Cook, Don Angel, George Xveik. Wfilliam Murry, Dick Beard, Tom Becker, Richard Potts, Bob Mallon, Ron II: Robert Rainey, Jerry Weber, Roger Allen, Fred Schutre, Leo Rhodes, Elwood Perry, David Fields, Lynn Crawford, Dan Sheets, Roy Erlenbach, William Becker. Run III: Coach Baughman, George Becker, Roy Cramer, Paul Oliver, Dan Clinger, Richard Trott, Burton Tolliver, john Bryant, William Myers, Richard Germann, james Johnson. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Grace Holden, Mary McDade, Helen Bond, Juanita Peck. Page Fifty-In 0 Eloise Wyatt, Joan Hoon, Carol Hoon, Carolyn Rollins, Elaine Eisnaugle, Wanda Bond. 1 MUSIC DEPARTMENT MAJORETTES This year we had three new Majorettes who did a fine job. They were Carol Hoon, Carolyn Rollins and Elaine Eisnaugle. The old ones were Eloise Wyatt, loan Hoon and Wanda Bond. There was more twirling this year and quite a few new ideas were used such as The Big Eagle, the Big Eagle Pass in front and back. At the football home- coming they worked out a neat dance step. Eloise, the head majorette, was the Senior attendant in the Home- coming Court so there were tryouts held and joan Hoon was chosen to take the head majorettes place. Nancy Welch filled loans place. l E 1.. l l 1 THE MARCHING BAND Hamilton's marching band stepped out thirty-five strong at the first foot- ball game of the season, with Eloise Wyatt, the head majorette, in the lead, and the five other majorettes, joan Hoon, Carol Hoon, Wanda Bond, Carolyn Rol- lins and Elaine Eisnaugle, close behind. The band was invited to Mifflin September 30 to play for the third game of the season. They accepted willingly and the Old Oalceri Bucket was formed while the song was being played. Hamilton played their victory song and formed the letter H. Both bands played the Star Spangled Banner. Those included in the percussion group were: Don Hettler, Harry Hall, Donna Neidigh, Virginia Ball, and Phyllis Helsel. The woodwind group included: Shirley Gordon, john Hurley. Louise Lan- dis, jack Lewis, Harold Mitchell, Marilyn Myers, Ann O'I-Iarra, Larry O'Harra and Rita Ross. Those included in the brass section were: Roger Allen, Marilyn Athey, Wanda Burrell, Lynn Crawford, Forrest Doersam, Dan Eakin, Patty Forshey, Mary Helsel, Barbara Jacobs, Robert Mallon, Shirley Meadows, Phil Meteer, Williani Myers, james Nye, Don O'Harra, Loretta Peck, Ivor Rutan, Harry Schutte, Ag- nes Taylor, Kathryn Taylor, Ronnie Wilson and Ray Melvin. 6 4-0 3 P' X f - rf f 1: ' if i ' 1 ' 1 f e- ifmq T 1 .. . . i fix , . or fs- u . . i t ? s K -- - '-1 x Eu ' .av 'T' 6- , uint - Ffffevw. T ,S - - 1 Hear! Mtzjorefte Eloise Wyatt Page Fifty-three ORCHESTRA Rau' I. left to right: Jack Lewis, Louise Landis, Shirley Gordon, Dan Eakin, John Hurley, Don Simmons, jim Nye. Ron' II: Rodger Allen, Mary Lou Helsel, Barbara Jacobs, Harry Hall, Artree McClish, Roseann Major. DANCE BAND BNSW Row I.' jack Lewis, Dori O'Harra, Rodger Allen. Row 11: Harry Hall, James Nye, Marilyn Athey, Don Hetrler. Page Fifly-four MIXED CHORUS Flrrt Roux lefr to rigbli Geraldine Hanley, Wanda Bond, Betty Fields, Norma Wilson, JoAnn Keller, Nancy Lytle, Betty Jo Easterday, Elaine Eisnaugle, Claire Chrismer. Secoufl roux left to rigbf: Edana Belle Donahue, Kathryn Miller, Bonnie Moats, Ruth Holden, Joan Hoon, Virginia Cox, Nancy Overstreet, Janet Johnston, Bertha Davis, Dorothy Crabtree, Wilma Smith, Rena Cain, Leta Coon. Tlairrl Razr. lef! lo right: Victoria Moore, Ruth McCarty, Marilyn Rollins, Margaret Smith, Roseanne Ma- jor, Laura Mae Creech, Wanda Burrell, Shirley Eaton, Alma Wampler, Gloria Elkins, Carol Ellis, El- eanor Beard, Virginia Ball, Eleanor Knight, Jackie Reed. 130111-119 Roux left to right: Harry Hall, Fred Tope, Don Simmons, John Hurley, Bill Trott. Gail Manning, Ralph Lockett, Warren Lee, Keith Archer, Jack Lewis, Dan Eakin, James Nye. Kon' 1. lcfl tn righl: Dorothy Lewis, Helen Lewis, Betty Southall, Shirley Gorden, Patty Forshey, Mary Lou Helsel, LaRue Hutchison, Iris James. Shirley Bechtold, Darlene Decker, Mary Ann Haynes, Mollie Heiney. Ron' II: Darlene Douglas, Joyce Webb, Mary Stover, Phyllis Meteer, Donna Neidigh, Nancy Corlee, Francis Hurley, Betty Aud, Lois Donley, Carolyn Rollins, Dorothy Perry, Janet Griffey, Carol Hoon, Joanna ' Dearring. Run' III: Cora Bethel, Judy Raynes, Irene Wampler, Gloria Prince, Norma Wagner, Tommy McDougal, Barbara Jacobs, Dolly Pierce, Norma Young, Joan Coats, Bonnie Warning, Martha Chandler, Agnes Taylor, Marilyn Eaton, Bonnie Onley, Ramona Manning, Ellen Romine, Marilyn Myers. Ron' IV: Gladys Farthing, Louise Courts, Mary Brigner, Mary Dennis, Frances Moore, Joann Moats, Phyllis Adkins, Loretta Peck, Wanda Lawhun, Dorothy Beck, Louise Landis, Donna Newberry, Rita Ross, Kathryn Leach. Nancy Welch, Anna Ruschel, Rose Wargo. Lois Runkle. Page Fifty-five Page Tu o I I I This year marks the end of the most eventful half century of human history. During the past fifty years atomic energy, radio, the airplane, disease conquests, new materials, longer years of life, and a realization that there are other universes than our own are but a few of the developments that have been realized. From the early telephone and Marconi wireless we have the great electrical communications that permit us in Ohio to see a Rose Bowl game that has been played in California. But we take these things for granted because they have been our inheritance from those who sacrificed in the past. Two great wars have been fought during this half century and they have made us conscious of the whole world in which we live. No longer can Americans afford a splendid isolationg rather, our nation and its sons and daughters must enter courageously into world events that call for our leadership. This chal- lenge makes us humble in the light of the accom- plishments of the great people of the past. The Class of 1950 is deeply indebted to those who have made our world a happy place in which to live. We could never forget our parents and their sacrifices. Withotlt their help we would never know the happy day of graduation. The Class of 1950 feels indebted to all who make it possible to publish this annual. We would like to thank all the advertisers for their help and the faculty members who gave of their time. In painting the past we are ever conscious of the years ahead and the pictures that we will paint in the future. May they ever reflect the high ideals of our Alma Mater. The Senior Clan of 1950 GIRLS ENSEMBLE Pure Lefz fu rigbf. Ruiz' I: .loan Hoon, Ruth Holden, Katherine Miller, Bertha Davis, Dorothy Crabtree, Joanna Dearring. Rust Il: Loretta Peck, XVanda Lawhun, Geraldine Hanley, Carolyn Rollins, Dorothy Perry, Marilyn Eaton. Rwzt III: Jackie Reed, Margaret Smith, Dorothy Beck, Lois Donley, Louise Landis, Donna Newberry. BOYS GLEE CLUB FlffA', Rau I: jack Lewis, Charles Schundlemire, Fred Tope, Vfarren Lee, Ralph Lockett, Bill Trott, Lyn Crawford. Rm 11: Dan Eakin, Rodger Allen, Gail Manning, Harry Hall, Keith Archer, john Hurley, Mr. Becker. K an . I. ., A IH' J f-4 4 S, ' dz v , 1 'RB 'EQ Nr , I. Q, -v i. 5 .f A I -wr lm o i .mix '1 ff f-1 9' u-U5 Qww 3 M I r' -'HQ fa TO WHOM WE ARE INDEBTED The class of 1950 could not forget the faithful workers who have been on the job to make our school days the very best. Mrs. Hurley and Mrs. Weber have at all times been our friends, and their meals have been fine. The bus drivers who have done their faithful work will not be forgotten, nor can we forget the janitors who have helped us so many times. The work of these fine men and women have made our school days more pleasant and to them we give a big THANK YOU . CAFETERIA WORKERS Mrs. Irene Hurley, Mrs. Mary Weber. OUR BUS DRIVERS , Lee Collins, Curt Hann, Windle Herron, Harley Herron, i Leo Young, Ralph Sharron, Gilbert Scott, and Ed Hann. JANITORS John Davis and Ronald McMillan Not Jhouvzs John Bloomfield Page Fifly-:zine manmade Commerce Science Art Home Economics SPRING SPORTS - fi., ,, .. if if ,Mb Qi fm .3 BASEBALL In row. left to rigl:1.f.' Nelson Houck, Dean Storts, Lyle Claffey, Gene Sawyer, Frank Trott, james Haynes, Don Simmons, Raymond Beard, Ronald Fisher, Hanford Costlow, Paul Jarvis. 2zzrz' row, left to riglyl: Stanley Costlow, Danny Eakin, james Nye, Ted Tope, Bill Trott, James Weber, Bill Webb, Harold Brown, Ronald Mauller, Ralph Root, Glenn Johnston, james Moore. John Baker, Mr. Orr. -. - .tr l R' CIA TRACK B Zrf 1'0ll'. left to rigblf Donald O'Hara, Robert Brumfield, Oliver Fields, Bill Webb, Arnold Rice. George Brigner, james Moore, Fred Tope, Emmett Cannon, Melvin XViseman, Dean Storts, Robert Neiman. Qml rozv. lef! lo riglolf Harold Brown, Pierce Eyerman. Larry Storts, Ted Tope, Frank Trott, Ray- mond Beard, Attree McClish, Larry Good, James Hutchison, Jack Lewis, Hanford Costlow. Mr. Kirkpatrick. A .. 1.8 . , , is S - JUNIOR HIGH TRACK 152 roux lefz to right: Harris Wilburn, Richard Beard, Roy Erlenbach, Roger Allen, Joseph Neiman, Robert Mallon, Bill Becker, Tommy Becker, Jack Davis, Keith Harden. 2nd row. lefl to right: Robert Slick, jerry Weber, Rudy Caldwell, Raymond Cramer, Elwood Perry, Richard Creeshbaum, Cletus Bond, Don Angel, Dean Eubanks, Lee Cook, Mr. Kirkpatrick. Page Sixty-one Om 664144 Wdetcvzy . . On the first day of school, September 2, 1946, one hundred and three boys and girls entered the front door of Hamilton High School for the first time as Freshmen. We all thought that we were really big shots then. The first few weeks of school were spent trying to get used to the new rulings that were expected of us as Freshmen. We were all looking toward the pleasant and happy times we would have in high school. We filled three home rooms under the direction of Mr. Lynch, Mr. Black, and Mrs. Swerlein. Many boys went out for sports, some making the Reserve Team. Class elections were held and the officers were: President, William Kramer, Vice-President, Lois Dowler, Secretary and Treasurer, Ralph Lockett, Student Council, Nancy Lytle. Eloise Wyatt represented us in the Queen's Court, and also Nancy Overstreet had the honor of being Head Majorette that year. We came back in September of 19-47 as Sophomores and with a little wiser look on our faces as we peered down upon the new Freshmen. But of course, we told them some of the tricks we had played and some ideas on how to hook classes. This year the class was small and only filled two home rooms, with Advisors Mrs. Belcher and Mr. Hope. Then elections got underway with President, Doyle Scarberry, and Student Council Representative, Nancy Lytle. Four girls from our class that year were chosen as Reserve Cheerleaders. They were Janet Johnston, Eloise Wyatt. Nancy Lytle and Nancy Overstreet. In the Queen's Court for Football we nominated Mary Lou Burchfield and for Basketball, Ruth Holden. In Basketball we won the class tournaments. Our class made a great contribution and our boys ventured into the Varsity Team. In our Junior year the class numbered eighty-three students. The school was more aware of us, for we were active members in many activities of the school such as G.A.A., Hi-Y, Tri-Hi-Y, Future Teachers, Mixed Chorus, Band, Orchestra, and Science Club. We had an eventful year under the supervision of Mrs. Swerlein and Mrs. Smith. We had been looking forward to the Junior-Senior Banquet ever since we had entered high school. The Class Play, which was A Date With Judy , under the direction of Mrs. Thomas, was a responsibility we loved. This year mem- bers of our class were selected for the Honor Society. The Reserve Cheerleaders, of the Sophomore year, had now moved up to Varsity, and the boys were playing Varsity ball in all sports. For the Queen's Court we nominated Joan Hoon and Hilda Wears to represent us in Football, Pauline Reed and Nancy Overstreet in Basketball. Also this year Eloise Wyatt took over the position of Head Majorette. Ralph Osborne, as President, led the class through this year with Lois Dowler as Vice President, Raymond Beard as Secretary, Allen Fry as Treasurer, Attree McClish, Wanda Canny and Don Leddy on the Student Council. Seniors-at last! We were all so happy to be enrolled as Seniors but now as graduation time draws near we are all wondering if we won't miss the Old Alma Mater. Officers for our biggest year were: President, Robert Slark, Vice President, Gail Manning, Secretary, Ruth Holden, Treasurer, Allen Fry, Student Council, Bob Darst, Don Smith, Nelson Houck, and Nancy Lytle. This year our class numbered seventy students. A large number was added to the Honor Society from our class again this year. All totaling eighteen, they are as follows: Laura Mae Creech, Mary Bentley, Ruth Holden, Jean Kramer, Nancy Overstreet, Eloise Wyatt, Attree McClish, Nancy Lytle, Joan Rawlins, Mary Lou Burchfield, Lois Dowler, Norma Karshner, Bob Slark, Marilyn Athey, Jane Mullen, Ray Beard, Allen Fry, and Nelson Houck. Then we were faced with the problem of producing an annual, and with Mrs. Cope we started first by getting Advertisements. Next we had stories to get, have the pictures taken, and many other things before we were ready to go to press, February 1. This year we were led by Mrs. Belcher as our Home Room Advisor. Our Football Queen was Hilda Wears, with Eloise Wyatt serving in her Court, and for Basketball we selected Janet Johnston as Queen with Nancy Over- street serving in her Court. Our Senior Class Play was Mystery in the Library , presented on May 5, 1950, under the direction of Mr. McMichael. Seniors who gained noteworthy positions were Paul Beggrow, President of Hi-Y, Pauline Reed, President of Tri-Hi-Y, Ruth Holden, Honor Society Officer, Lois Dowler, President of G.A.A., Don O'Harra, President of Photography Club, Allen Fry, President of Science Club, Ray Beard, President of Fu- ture Teachers Club, Nancy Lytle, Co-Chairman of Student Council, Nelson Houck, Co-Chairman of Student Coun- cil, Ruth Holden, School Paper Editor, and Don Smith, Editor of the Annual. We all enjoyed our Junior-Senior Ban- quet given to us by the Juniors on May 11, 1950. And so graduation ends our happy high school days with Hamilton High School on May 25, 1950. I johnny Page Sixty-luo CLASS PROPHECY January 1, 1960 Dear Classmates of 1950: While flying over Dallas, Texas, to my amazement I realized that I was running low on gas. I tried to land as carefully as I could and to my delight saw the perfect landing on a farm. As I descended from the plane a wom- an came from the farm house and who should it be but our former Wafzda Canny. We were so excited, and, of course, fell into conversations so fast that we scarcely realized that ten years had rolled away since we had seen each other. What a noise-a car just breezed along the road. Who could it be? It was none other than Ray Beard in his new Super 20 Cadillac. It seems that he had become a very successful salesman and he interviewed the ranch owners about every january. How delightful it was on the beautiful ranch of Wanda's. Then along came the United States Postal truck and from it emerged Paul jarzfir. who had a letter from Ioan Rawlinr loner and jane Mullen loner. It seems that they had married the Jones boys. Their letter told so many interesting things. They were manufacturers of popcorn-in fact the largest in the world. Dear Old Hamilton certainly gave them an inspiration. In the letter was mentioned the fact that joan and jane were theatre enthusiasts. They recently had gone to the Golden Square, owned by Bob Darrt. One of the features that amazed them very much was a skating act by Marilyn Albey. They also mentioned the breath-taking acrobatic act by Loir Dozeler, Mary Bentley and Wfanda Bnrrell, As they were leaving the theatre, they said they heard the newsboys yelling: Extra, Extra, Read all about it! Pazrl Beggrouf just elected Governor of New York. That boy surely gets around. Their letter ended by saying they were sending a carton of Mulraw pop- corn. We went into town for a while and at the grocery store owned by Dnane Sfezrenr we got more information about the Class of 1950, and Hamilton High School. It seems that the United States Government extended the Lockbourne Field and housed thousands of people in the area that used to be surrounding our high school. Ham- ilton High School is now located on High Street, and may soon be considered in Columbus. Governor Herb Lowery and his Manager, jimmy Iobnron. did a lot toward bringing Government construction to Ohio. Then we went home and prepared for the dance. Who was at the hotel? A lot of her new friends but among the guests were jean Kramer and Mary Lon Bnrrbfield who were on their way to South America. It seems they wished they had taken McMichael's Spanish at Hamilton and were now trying to make up for lost time. They told us that Pauline Reed is now married and living in California. We had a slumber party that night and we invited Jean and Mary Lou, which reminded us of that slumber party when we were Seniors. We exchanged news and it seems that the Crorby sisters are signing with Harry Hall'r band. It consists of Harry Sebntte, Don 0'Harra. Iobn Harley. janzer Greenlee and Edrel larner. I also told them about Atzree McClirb who is now playing for the New York Philharmonic Orchestra. Hanford Cortlozo has now signed a four-year contract with the New York Yankees. Bob Cartt. Allen Fry and Bob Green have entered their hot rods in a junk yard derby. I don't remember who mentioned it but it seems that Norma Anderron. Betty Everettr and Vivian Geedey have an exclusive ladies' shop on the corner where the Union used to be. Their advertisement that was sent to Wanda featured Eloire Wfyatt, Nancy Lytle, Nancy Overrtreet and janet fobnrton, These former cheerleaders are now signed up with a professional league and they can be seen training new recruits for the cheerleading and majorette work. The last I heard they were going to Europe to cheer for the United States Olympic team in which Fred Tope is a member. Of course you heard that Ralpb Lockeit. Don Srnitb and Bill Troil have now graduated from Ohio University, where they played basketball for their alma mater. They are now rival coaches in the various high schools in Ohio. Rmb McCarly. Vifioria Moore and Dorotby Obetz are secretaries in the Court House in Columbus. It seems they knew how to be quiet when necessary and impressed the judge, Hanrel Rboder. Melzfin Lozier is now doing sculpturing in Paris. On his way over he saw the great shipbuilder Duane Vazzgbn, Duane has made a contract with Melvin to construct a memorial to the Class of 1950 on the site of the former building that we knew as our high school. It will be made of marble. Bernard Cordell is now in Hollywood and is creating hair styles for Hollywood's newest actresses, Rmb Holden and joan Hoon. He also helped Hilda Wearr when she was Queen for the Tournament of Roses. Laura Mae Creetb is now head of a travel bureau out of San Francisco. She had been a Primary teacher but things got too dull. Don Leddy, Kenny Rereberry. and Gene Sawyer are now in the Armed Forces. And what do we hear about Doyle Sea-rberry? He is now a candy manufacturer. He got his inspiration the night of the Groveport game. Dean Stortr is seen on television in the great wrestling matches. fC011ti72I1ed on Page 652 Page Sixty-tbree Elma 7066! LAST YVILL AND TESTAMENT. We. the Senior Class of 1950. Hamilton Township High School, Town of Lockbourne. State of Ohio, County of Franklin, being of sound mind and memory. do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. I. Virforia Moore. will my ability to get homework done to Frances Moore. I. Kemzeflv Ro.teberr'y. will my F5 and D's to Richard XY'oehlert. I. janet joluzrlou. will my three years of cheerleading to Shirley Becktold. I. Etlrel jamer. will my place in Science to jack Davis. I. 10.171 Hoon. will my honor of being majorette to Lois Donley. I, ,lobfz Hl!l'16-l'. will my oboe to anyone who can blow it. I. lean Kramer. will my long and glamorous eye lashes to Shirley Eaton. I. Nelrozz Honra. will my ability to get out of class to Don Eisnaugle. I. Rmb McCarIy. will my bashfulness to Ruth Bodkins. I. Barron Hezlrirb. will my place in Hi-Y to any suc- cessful -Iunior boy. I. Nancy L-itle. will my dimples to Wilma Smith. I. jim Hawzer. will my fast approach with the girls to Harold McCloud. I. Dm-orb-1' Obezz. will my glasses to anyone who needs them to see to do their work. I. Dofz O'Harra. will my place in the jazz band to Estel Crabtree. I. jane illallezz. will my ability to pop popcorn to any junior that gets stuck with it. I. Duane Vazfgbaz. will my ,SZ Chevrolet to anyone who can keep gas in it. I. Nauru Oz'er.fIreet. will to Io Ann Keller my sacred shorthand pad and hope she gets more use of it than I did. I. llVilliam Troll. will my goatee to Robert Mallon. I. Plvillir Paagb. will my position in the office to Shirley Straight. I. Fred Tape. will my nick-name, Ruben , to anyone lucky enough to have it. I. loan Razrlirzr. will my dancing ability to Mrs. Bel- cher. I. Dean Srorzr. will my roller skates to Mr. Heischman in order to facilitate his trips up and down the hall. I. Pauline Reed, will to anyone who will cherish them my happy days at I-I.T.H.S. Page Sixty -four I, Duane Sferevzr, will my curly hair to James Weber. I, Ioan Richard, will my good behavior to Virginia Ball. I, Herbert Lowery, will my bicycle to Elaine Eisnaugle if she will take time to put on the fenders, tires, and handle bars. I, Hilda Wear'r, will my honor as football homecom- ing queen to some lucky junior girl. I, Gail Mamzirzg, will my size 12 football shoes to Tommy Becker. I, Norma Anrlerrovz. will my ability to keep away from the opposite sex to my sister, Margie. I, Gene Sawyer, will my strike out record in baseball to Emery Locke. I, Party lVilJo1z. will my dirty saddles to Wilma Smith if she can afford the cost of the polish to keep them clean. I. Harry Hall, will my singing voice to Alfred Little. I, Eloire Wyatt, will my place as Head Majorette to Wanda Bond. I, Doyle Scarlzerry, will my height to Densil Davis. I, Vivian Geealey, will my laugh to anyone who hap- pens to want it. I, Hamel Rbofler. will my weight to Carl Puckett. I. Berry Lae Ererettr, will my ability to primp to jo- retta Kocher. I, Harry Sclmzze. will my reddish complexion to Ber- tha Davis. I. Loir Dozvler. will my legal excuses from study hall to the next G.A.A. President. I, Paul Iarrir. will my backfield on the football team to Larry Munk. I, joan Crorby, will my shortness to Cora Bethel. I. jim Iolmrofz, will my weight to Ivor Rutan and hope he uses it. I. Laura Mae Creech, will my place in G.A.A. to Lois Runkle. I, Roberl Slark, will my position as president of the Senior class to anyone who will take the trouble to have it. I. D011 Leflcly. will my football career to Ickey Johns- ton. I, Helen Crorby. will my ability to hook school to Norma Tufts. I, Ralph Lockezz, will my ability to get along with Mr. Heischman to Warren Lee. I. Paul Beggrow. will my responsibilities as Hi-Y President to Don Eisnaugle. I, Melvin Lozier, will my Plane Geometry book to Bill Nace. I, Wanda Canny, will my position as flag bearer in the band to Darlene Decker. I, Willianz Snyder, will my nickname Flip to Keith Archer. I, Atzree McCli.rb, will my place of running the movie projector to Chuck MacDonald. I, Wanda Lee Burrell, will my gift of gab to Eleanor Beard. I, Don Smitb, will my ability to thumb to school to anyone who has the misfortune to do so. I, Mary Loa Barcbfield, will my privilege to wear an engagement ring in my senior year to any lucky girl. I, Bernard Cordell, will Carol Ellis to Ivor Rutan, because of his great devotion for her. I, Bob Carrt, will my ability to square dance to some junior boy who won't learn. I, Mary Bentley, will my shortness to Elwood Perry. I, Bob Betbel, will my seat in senior math to Harold Brown. I, Marilyn Atbey, will my ability to play the tuba to my cousin, Patricia Forshey. I, Raymond Beard, will my end position on the foot- ball team to Oliver Fields. I, Jamey Greenlee, will my car to anyone who can keep gas in it. I, Norma Karrbner, will my quiet manner to all those students who find it hard to behave in study hall. I, Hanford Cortlow, will my place as outfielder on the baseball team to Harold Brown. I, Ratb Holden, will my ability to get out of class to Margaret Smith. . I, Bob Darft, will my shortness to Oliver Fields. I, Virginia Lee Cox, will my ability to dance to my little brother. I, Allen Fry, will my accurate football centers to Ron- nie Mauller. I, JoAnn Bezbel, will my bashfulness to Joretta Kocher. I, Bob Green, will to Jim Dowler my ability to study Plane Geometry. To the juniors, we, the Senior class, leave our place as Seniors and hope they can fill it as we did. To the Sophomores, we leave our ability to dish in the lunch line. To the Freshmen, we leave our ability to get along with other people. To the eighth grade, we leave our cheerful attitude. To the seventh grade, we leave the fun that we have had at H.T.H.S. To the faculty members, we leave our deepest and sincerest gratitude for putting up with us like they have. To the cooks, we leave a kitchen clear of 1950 Seniors. To the janitors, we leave less paper in the hall. LASTLY: We hereby nominate and appoint the Jun- iors to be our executor, without bond, IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereto subscribed our name and affixed the seal of the Class of 1950 this 23rd day of May, in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hun- dred and Fifty. BOB SLARK, Preridenl The attached instrument, was thereunto subscribed by the Senior Class the testator, in the presence of each of us and was at the same time declared their Last Will and Testament, and we ate at their request signing our names hereunto in their presence as attesting witnesses. IVitnerJetb.' R. P. HEISCHMAN MARY SACI-IS BELCHER ,... - PROPHECY-Continued I asked about Virginia Cox and found that she owns a riding academy close to Dallas. Ioan Ricbardr is mar- ried and living in Utah. They saw her at the last game that Ohio State played at the Rose Bowl. Pbyllif Pazigb is a secretary for a large store in Wyoming. She helps the manager, Barton Hedrick. Her telephone operator is Joan Bezbel. Nelfon Hoare and lame: Hayner have had an exciting time in Alaska on a secret mission for the A.A.A. While up there they saw Bill Snyder. Robert Slarb and Bob Beibel who own a large importing business. But I must bring this letter to a close. I shall take my plane to Heircbmazfr for refueling because China is my destination. I shall be flying Pauline Reed, a U.N. delegate, and her secretary, Norma Karrbner, to the Orient. When I come back to the States next year I hope I shall see a good many at the Alumni Dinner. I understand it will be held at the 35,000,000 Palace Ballroom on the corner of Rathmell Road and Route 23. Love to all, PAT P.S. I see by this mornings Journal that Gail Manning made All-AmeriCan End. Page S ixty- fi ve I I I I We, the members of the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty, dedicate this volume of the Ham- iltonian to Mrs. Eva Sherman. We greatly appreciate the support and encourage- ment she has given us along our path of education, and for her conscientious work as Clerk of the Board of Education and school secretary. To her we say Bon Voyage in her new path, as she and we part from our Alma Mater. 'Q-if Mrs. Eva Sherman Page Tb ree SENIOR CALENDAR September 6-Our first day of our Senior year. September 8-We elected our class officers. September 15-First Annual Staff meeting. September 16-First football game. At Lincoln Ga- hanna-score 19-8. They won. September 25-Game with Hilliards at Hamilton. Score 21-0. They won. September 50-Game with Mifflin at Mifflin. Score 40-2. October 5-Our first annual was sold. October 3-The first group of Seniors went up to Parkers for their class pictures. October 4-The second group went for their pictures. October 6-The third group went up in the after- noon for pictures. October 7-Pep meeting. Played Reynoldsburg in football. Score 18-12. October 10- Arizona , a movie for the whole school. October 12-Senior elections for the Queen. Hilda Wears and Eloise Wyatt were selected. October 15-junior and Sophomore elections for Queens Court. juniors-jackie Reed and Shirley Ea- ton. Sophomore-Wanda Lawhum. October 14-Tryouts for Head Majorette for the Homecoming Game. joan Hoon from our Senior class got it. October 14-We played West jefferson in football there. They won. Score-19-6. October 18-P.T.A. meeting. October 20-Mr. Neefe came down for a Math pro- gram for the whole school. October 21--Our Homecoming game. Hamilton 7, Dublin 7. Our queen was Hilda Wears. October 27-Game with Groveport. They won. Score 14-7. October 28-No school. Because of Franklin County Teachers' Meeting. November 1-Honor Society at Mifflin. Mr. George Campbell was present for singing. November 2-Mr. George Campbell was here at school for group singing. November 3-Movie for whole school, Margie , sponsored by the Annual Staff. The Annual Staff netted 56500. November 4-Last football game. Winchester 26, Hamilton 25. November 8-The juniors put on their play for the younger girls and boys from the small schools in the township. November 9-The juniors put their play on for the high school in the afternoon. Page Sixty-Jix November 10-Junior play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay . November 11-No school. Armistice Day. November 14-Hi-Y started a movie to be shown at noon for this week. November 15-P.-T.A. Dancing at noon. November 16-Cheerleading tryouts. Seniors are varsity-juniors are reserves. November 18-Health class went to the State Hos- pital. Seniors danced 7th and 8th periods. November 21-Mr. Gribler came down from Otter- bein College and talked to the Seniors. November 22-Mr. Parker came down and took pic- tures for the Annual. November 23--Seniors picked their invitations. November 23-Seniors had a Hobo Party. November 24-N0 school. Thanksgiving Day. November 25-No school. Thanksgiving Holiday. November 29-First basketball game. Salt Creek 40g Hamilton 53. November 50-The Bentley Trio gave program for the whole school. December 2-Game with Gahanna 41-40. They won. December 6-Game with Pickaway, Score: 53-41. Hamilton won. December 8-A representative from the MacMurry College for Women was here to talk to the Senior girls. December 9-Game with Grove City. Score: 36-28. Hamilton won. December 16-Game with Groveport. Score: 43-35. They Won. December 19-Music classes went to Mifflin. December 20-P.-T.A. December 25-No school. January 3--Back to school from our Christmas vaca- tion. January 6-Hamilton played University. Score 45-41. We won. January 9-Movie, Red Stallion . january 11-Movie at noon started. january 12-Tests for semester. January 15-Played Hilliards. We won-38-47. January 17-Played Mifflin. They won-57-46. January 20-Played New Albany. They won-53-31. January 24-Played Groveport. They Won--41-37. january 27-No school. Played Reynoldsburg. They won-47-42. May 5-Senior Class play, The Mystery in the Li- brary . May 21-Baccalaureate Service, 8:00 p.m. May 23-Senior Commencement. W. C. DE LILLE COMPANY Welding Supplies and Equpiment Medical Gas and Apparatus A complete line of supplies and accessories for oxy-Acetylene and Electrical welding. 'A' if 'k 772 Marion Road Ga. 1179 Columbus 7, Ohio Warehouses in Marion, Ohio - Athens, Ohio - Zanesville, Ohio ONE OF OHIO'S LARGEST DISTRIBUTORS OF WELDING SUPPLIES JI!-'I---ll--1ll1i.llLJ3.i.i--'I---lllll 'L-iklll-4' 'P--IKJIL +134 S' I 4'1- 4 4 I4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 + + + 4 4 4 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Beit lWiJl1e.f to Senior! from RUSS'S SANDWICH ' SHOP THE CANAL XVINCHESTER BANK SANDWICHES - SOUPS - COFFEE 'A' 4 Canal Winchester, Ohio Ga- 0205 MEMBER F'D'I'C' 2182 South High Street Columbus, Ohio BEST IN TOWN BEST IN COUNTY illIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII BEST IN WORLD '4REN'S DRIVE IN BEST WISHES 2375 South High Street Ga. 0129 if 4 Quality - Service A I E N D COME ONE COME ALL coma EVERYBODY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 241- 4- QLAIA-1+ -Q 49- 4--1l14Ok4I--JlLJl11OL1lk4L4lL 'IL 4- 'ii-i -bil i..Q----l--ll----hniv Page S 'xlg'-eight 'Q'il l' 'lfil il 1Pil' vlfwlfil' 'Wifi' -lYil' 'I' -lf P ilfil' 'lf l:'3fil' 'U' -?1lf1G'wl-'1b'1l- -l- -lrilf SLAGLE and PRICE With Best Wishes From Your Friendly SUNOCO SERVICE Farm Sfmt STATION The Loekbourne Farmers' COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE Exchange BATTERY CHANGING A-1 GREASE JOBS A. Q, PATZER Lockbourne, Ohio Phone 7-5321 Sunoco Gas and Motor Oils bring your car up to standard . . . 0 0 0 TILE GATES CEMENT PAINT FERTILIZER WIRE SALT FLOUR FENCE 653 S. High Street Phone Ga. 0249 SEED POSTS C 0 m plimeizlr of FORREST TOWEL SUPPLY COMPANY LINEN AND TOWEL SUPPLY SERVICE UNIQUE CLEANERS For Free Delivery and Pickup Service South of the viaduct on Tuesday and Friday evenings Call Ev. 0825 Complete Cleaning Services, Pressing, Repairing, and Alterations 'A' Ask about our specials each month. 533 South High Street If: a grand feeling to be well dreJJed Main 1311 Columbus, Ohio 1743 E. Main Street Page Sixty + l + + + 1' 4 i + 1' + + + 4 + 1' 5 + + + + + + l ? W l+ if + + yi il L+ l l 4 + 1 L C 0 m plimlents of Kelly's Barber College 49 W. Main Street Columbus 15, Ohio Ad. 1421 Teaching all phases of scientific barbering including bacteriology, anatomy of upper body, His- trology of hair and skin and the scientific manipulation of muscles of the head and face. Dr. Carl W. Pfefferle Optometric Eyesight Specialift 1845 PARSONS AVENUE 'k t i' Too many people lose their eyesight too soon. Thousands of people could have saved their eyesight if they would have se- cured glasses at the first feeling of eyestrain. 'I' 'k 'k Phone GA. 8726 for that appointment today. Good Luck Senior: from C. J. RAWLINS GARAGE and BLACKSMITH Shadeville, Ohio Fr. 7-5540 4 -h.l--414-41 'Elf' -0- -l--Jlllikii-41101 'lk-lil C omplimentx of KRAMEPJS SERVICE STATION GULF GAS and OILS Bill Kramer, Manager Livingston Avenue and Alum Creek Drive Phone Fa. 0233 Page Seventy V + I I BO LENBA UGH I 4 HARDWARE , CQMPANY WINCHESTER 1 IVI I LLING CO. : Waterloo Street I 4 Feed I GENERAL at BUILDING HARDWARE Grain I PLUMBING HEATING WIRING C031 I + Purina Chows I ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES . . Sacco Fe-1 t1l1zer I I I YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN + Phone Fr. 7-4535 4 Canal Winchester, Ohio g phone FR, 7.4324 Canal Winchester, Ohio I F . I' I , FR AN KLIN + CGUNTY FARM The Peoples' Bank ? COOPERATIVE E lA CANAL WINCHESTER, OHIO I The Commercial department of this bank Z GRAIN FEEDS affords excellent facilities for those who care I FENCE FERTILIZER to keep a checking account and at nominal I SEEDS FARM SUPPLIES cost. People find checking safer and more : convenient than carrying cash. I PETROLEUM Member of Federal Reiefre System I G1'OV6pOrt . . . Er. 7-5322 L. D. KRAMER, President New Albany . . Fr. 7-7338 Hilliards .... Fr. 8-7544 I I Page Seven Ififiiifv . iT ? ilfi' 'iilfilfifilfiv 'lfifil' l 'i 1?'1i7?' + I I 5 + + + I 4 'I' + N? if + 4 'I + + 4 i I I + + '+ I+ 5+ I+ F + + Ib I+ Nt I+ I+ li R+ 5+ 4 I+ I + + I+ II w H W + ? + + I+ lf V I Hd:--r --'ll--'F 'OMJF FJF4- -I-JIM!! -Ik4l1Jl- -Lil 4-- -B431 -ll-JP 41- ll--JO--Jimi' MeClish Dairy Products HOMOGENIZED -:- SOFT CURD -:- VITAMIN D MILK STANDARD MILK -:- CHOCOLATE MILK -1- CREAM CHOCOLATE DRINK -:- ORANGE DRINK -:- BUTTER 'A' Phone GA 5517 Beit Wixlvef to the Seniory of 1950 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1950 .IOHNSON'S + RESTAURANT 2551 PARSONS AVENUE 24-Heur Service Page Sen Z l to pul' all your eggs Ill Olle CSke'l' -A fr . . i ..-.-. - .4:-:':-:3:3:3:-:-- I , ' A ' L +: ':'k ' zisifi f f f - lf ssi L:g5f' V -' . 4 95- ' - 4-.-:- - -. - ..,,,, .-.- ' e. ---:-:-:-:-1 :-.-:-:-:- gf. rw -2- X H ' - :':'i:f::5555555553: . -555313: -Af4 r ' f':IE -45535-Q 955' fi . : 1::3:1 :, ,: : ,::::1 I 5353, - - ' '- '-'-' - 1 112: -' f'Tj::i e I .A .. .A,. .,,, . q , A ,.,.,,.. .. ' 425 ,-gfffffifi Qffffif 5 ,,,. . fiegiffff , ..-:f:I:ZgZg25:::5:--13:-1-'il'-33:2-lgig-.5. -'-:::-.':-t2I:ZgZgIg' -31:2-I - ' , ':g1t:.g:: 3. '+-.-..v': -4..e-.::f,I:+1r:r-2' '-'- xx- r:- 552- .,,A. -, :I ' iz?-was: '.-' ' 21 ' f ,:f:1:f:I- ' ...A . 1 - '. 52515 L :'if5f55s52'525a it ..,, -' ' L ,. ,, A ge lssi ELEC IC ,,,., , U . - .I -,-.- ,gfij,V-A5gQQ',.:35g5 ggv,.,i3:j ,. . doe Y 7f ? .: 5 3 fhe ' at i ff, tg beffer an d ob 1,-P ....... - rw., C THE COMPLETE USE of electricity is rapidly 'N eapel' Changing our way of life-and for the better! LIGHT, THE HOME Completely electrified homes and farms, COOK NG . REFRIGE using low-cost, easy-to-operate, time-and- LAUNDING - WATER HRATION labor saving electrical conveniences, mean ING ERlNGqRONlN fATING better living and easier working. ' ENTERTAINMENQF ' CLEAN. Rely on electricity exclusively to do ALL the jobs-not merely for lighting but for the L ON THE FAR big time-and-energy consuming jobs like 'GHTING . WAT M Refrigeration, Cooking and Water Heating REFRIGERATING ER PUMNNG -and thus gain the lowest price through widest use of the best method. It's wise to use electricity for any job wiser to use it for more jobs . . . and wisest to use it exclusively for ALL the jobs. Go ALL- ELECTRIC, The Modern Way. 'f' More rw asf- me 1 CQOLING . 'MfLKING.M'LK CHURN SEPAR :Nc . MOTORIZE Arms auffxe rms-' P2166 Ohio Midland Power Company CANAL YVINCHESTER, OHIO D Toons l 14+-5 Q n ' I XI, ass me Modern Way Page Seventy-three Y' 'U' Q' 'lf'Y Q' Cfil' 'U 5 'l 'if lfilfil- -lfi' i '9'i 1l' Wifi? Cf l lfifi? l 'l l l . l' I 4 1? U T Tfil' 'l l' il' O lfil i l '1 I I 1' I + I ? + I I 'r 1 I I A 4 'TT i 'l' 'if + f T I I f P I P P I + + 1 + i + f THE COLUMBUS RIENDERING COMPANY FATS OIL PROTEINS FRANK ROAD OA. 1127 COLUMBUS, OHIO HARTMAN FARM COMPLIMENTS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1950 O1'cha1'd and Vineyard APPLES PEACHES GRAPES ON SALE IN SEASON AT HARTMAN FARM SALES ROOM, FOUR MILES SOUTH OF COLUMBUS ON STATE ROAD 25. .Q -Ol 4- li- 4mJO- 4- -IMAOL--I-V 1141- -P--'P---E--lk.-.i-JP -9- -l----l1-l- lfrnll--ll----IMAP 4---'lv Pa 'T MCKINNEVS BARBER DONALDSON SERVICE SHOP P31-50115 Avenue Ffefb to Your Door 'k 0 6 Union Barbers ' Donaldson Baking Company AT YOUR SERVICE CND Waiting, Office: GA. 2128 Mosser Sohio Service Station SoH1o GAS at o1L - ACCESSORIES TIRES .sr BATTERIES STORT'S MARKET Reese Station, Ohio Parsons 8: Derring Avenue F4i7'm0mJ5 he Cfmm Columbus, Ohio Fresh Fruits and Vegetables - Notions Louise Mosser, Prop. GA. 0369 Phone: FR. 7-5604 Security if you live . . . Complimentx of 'upfofectiofl if You die The Obetz Coal and Grain Be sure you insure Cgmpany with i CYRUS DONAHUE Dealer in and The Western Southern Life COAL' GRAIN and FEED Ins. Co. ohm, ohio GA. 2095 Good Luck to Seniors of 1950 Bert Wixbef From to the Graduating Class of 1950 Pick Up and Delivery 1911 Parsons Avenue 256 Obetz Avenue GA. 9611 I Obetz, Ohio 4 'f 1 Page Seventy-five Razr I. fejl In l'i.QZ7l'.' Ruth Holden, jean Kramer, Don Smith, Nancy Overstreer, janet Johnston, Patty Wilson. Run II: Ray Beard, Bob Darst, Nancy Lytle, Hilda Wears, Paul Jarvis, Jimmy johnson, Mrs. Cope, Nel- son Houck. mum! Staff Edifof .r,.r,, v,,Y,,,,. . .,..,, ,,,,, ,.,Yv.,,,,,.,,,. D o n Smith Bnrizzefr Mrzfmger ,vc,,,,.,., ..,,,,,Yv,,.......,,, 0 Iimmy Johnson Acfz'er,fLfi11g Mazzagerr ,,,..,.... Ray Beard, Ruth Holden CifL'll1r1ffUiI Mrzmrgerr ,...,.r.rr,,,, Paul Jarvis, Dean Storrs Pictm'e,i' ,.r,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, Nancy Overstreet, Janet Johnston T7'6JJ'lH't.'?Z ....,,.YY,,.,..Y,,Y.........,.,,........ ....,,.,, P arty Wilson Erfiforii1i,f.' Hilda Wears, jenn Kramer, Mary Burch- poprnnz Uldlfifllff jane Mullen, Patty Wilson, joan Rawlins. Pace Four field, Nancy Lytle, Ruth Holden, Ray Beard, janet Johnston. Wayr and Meazzr: Mary Bentley, Lois Dowler, Patty Wilson, Jane Mullen, Laura Mae Creech, Paul Beggrow, Wanda Burrell, Mary Burchfielcl, Mari- lyn Athey, Joan Rawlins. Falfllfljr' Arlviror ......,...,....,,...,. ..,... F lorence Cope Al refrerlameul r2a1m'. Marilyn Athey, Virginia Cox, Mary Bentley, Herb Lowery, Mary Lou Burchfield, Laura Mae Creech, James John- son, Wanda Burrell, Lois Dowler. 5 T . 5 5 + 5 5 5 , + THELMA S SANDWICH 5 THE BECK COMPANY, Inc. SHOP 5 212 Groveport Pike Obetz, Ohio 5 Maytag and Safe! Service Feafwing 5 5 BORDENS ICE CREAM r Canal Winchester, Ohio HAMBURGERS 5 CONEY ISLAND 5 5 5 5 5 ELAM'S GROCERY T H E T I M E S I Effablisbed March 16, 1871 5 MEATS OROCERIES 5 In in 79th Year 5 POULTRY PRODUCTS Q GLENNABELLE HARTMAN, Manager + 1 5+ 96 Lyle Avenue GA. 2021 Publijbed Weekljf 1 Obetz' Ohio Canal Winchester, Ohio 5 5 5 4 5 NEW AND USED CARS 5 5 CELLAR LUMBER Phone 7-5551 5 COMPANY The Most Beautiful Buy of All .5 , , 5 Canal Wmchesteft Ohio Rager Chevrolet Sales I Phone FR. 7-4577 Groveport, Ohio 1 Representative-C. A. Rager, Owner 5 I 5 5 55 MIKE'S CARRY OUT 5 T5 300 Groveport Pike 5 0 ' 5 I BORDENYS ICE CREAM MCCLISH ICE CREAM AND MILK 1+ Groveport, Ohio Snacks and Drinks for Your Parties 1 5 Mike Draudt, Proprietor 55 L-1' QLJQPJPY 41101101 4141- 4149- QMJIL-'ll 'Ol -1119 'Q' 'P-i--4' 'P--ll' lf big 'I'-JIM-If--'EJ'-Y 4- -'f'- 'fl-JCL Pizge Seventy-fix THE WINCHESTER Compliment! Of CANNING CO. NQRTH GRAIN COMPANY Packer! of Quality Food: Peas - Lima Beans - Hominy GRAIN Sweet Corn - Suceotash COAL SEEDS PURINA CHOWS Canal Winchester, Ohio Fr. 7-5311 Fr. 7-4341 Groveport, Ohio Jackson Pike and Gravel BERGER MEATS, lne. Company No order too small or too large Office and Plant t 1997 Jackson Pike Columbus, Ohio + We sell Curing Salts ' ' ' Washed Sand and Gravel -k 1 0 o 0 + 224 Fornoff Road Call Ga. 3551 Columbus, Ohio Ga. 1660 Page Seve ly 5 5 4 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 + 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 -if--gr-gr!-5-A-gr 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 -l 1l' + wlf1lf1U 1l 'i '4' 'I' 7'Q il l l' 1l l' 'Q' 'lfilf1?'Qfi17 'Tfilfil- 'lfilY l' 4 MEATS FRUIT GROCERIES VEGETABLES DAIRY FOODS ff 1 SHEETS, ' OBETZ, OHIO Gulf Oil Gulfpride Pro zzctf d Q J zl 5 5 5 TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES + ir '5You1' Good Gulf Dealera' P4165 -'b + LONG'S DRUGS PAUL'S CUT RATE I 4 The Oldest Drug Store in the South Eod 480 South 4fh Q 1 4 Exmed Since 1905 Corner of Livingston + u Columbus 15, Ohio 4 I 1950 Parsons Ave. Columbus, Ohio 4. P AD. 0297 AD. 0572 'f 5 GA. 0136 1 + + 1 i + 1 GA. 0182 Night GA. 9791 WILLIAMS WELDING I 4 . - + I J. S. Mathlas 81 Son SGFVICC GENERAL REPAIR WORK ,Q 1 Station 4 5 Groveporr, Ohio, Rr. ij:1 + 24-HOUR WRECKER SERVICE 4 I TRUCK TIRES REPAIRED H. E. Williams John R. vcfuiiome 1 1 1106 Marion Road GA. 9791 F 4 + I 2071 Lockbourne Road GA. 0182 R' 7527 + + 1 f I MAYES POULTRY LEE'S CORNER 1 1 305 Hosack Street 'A' 1 FINE GROCERIES AND MEATS 1 f WHOLESALE - RETAIL + I FRESH ERUITS AND VEGETABLES 4 I FEED EGGS I + CONFECTIONS f I Oven Drefseri Poultry t 1 GA. 3912 Located at eomef of S. High so ood wuiiomo Rd. i 1 1 1 1 + 4 LEE COLLINS I PREMIER FLORAL Co. 1 p A11 New Garage 1- 1 COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE 1 1 COMPLETE LINE OF PARTS + 4 -A' 1- 1 MOTOR OVERHAUL AND TUNE-UP 1 + 1855 Parsons Ave. 1 I TOWING SERVICE 4 1 1 Phone GA. 8-6771 Groveport Pike, Obetz GA' 2748 Page Seventy-nine '4' 'l 'i' 'lf . ifilf1l + lfi Y 'lf1l' I 4 4 4 ? 4 4 I 4 4 'f 4 I I 4 I I 4 + 4 4 4 4 4 4 I 4 4 LOUIS WOOD'S GBOCERY Lockbourne, Ohio GROCERIES and MEATS Phone: Fr. 7-5707 Wifi' PLANICS BAKERY 312 E. Innis Avenue Ga. 1214 Bread Cake Pie Rolls 0 Meat Roaming of All Kimix I BROWN'S GARDENS I I 4 I 4 I I 4 4 4 I I 4 4 4 4 4 I 4 ? ? 4 4 LUNCHES ICE CREAM SOFT DRINKS 0 6515 South High Street Fr. 7-5633 LiL4l1JI---'IMJP 'Q--JP-Jfl 4---llkJl- 'P--414119 -1- 'I- BUILD AND REPAIR SERVICE READY-MIXED CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS BASEMENTS POOLS FOUNDATIONS FLOORS WALKS, ETC. BULLDOZER SERVICE ANY MIX QUANTITY F. W. SLOTER TRUCKING CO. 1997 jackson Pike Ga. 6444 - Ga. 6464 4- -Q-49 'F--Al14f--'ILJOKJLLMAP 'I----LLL Page Eighty l 'C' 4' ' iY Q' 'I' 'U' '? Qf 7i' lf17'T 'if4 '1l ilfi7?'1' '7'?fi7'Q' ifiilv -If gf Smith's Home Market + Quality Groceries - Meats - Fruits - Vegetables GROVEPORT OHIO FR. 7-5356 if ir if 1 For The Best Shop At These Two Fine MARKETS 'k i' 'A' Q f 1 Conrad S Market GROCERY DEPARTMENT CAN AL WIN CHESTER, OHIO FR. 7-41 1 1 -IL--IL-'I--'IL--IL'-I----ILAIL-lL.ik1l1 P g Egb 1.--grip -bln- 'I' ana! 670129 'zafufafiona ' l 1l' 'l' wlrifilfilfi' bi? 'fl' 4' 'i T Q 4' l l 'l 1l' il 'lYil + 'lf1l l 15' A 'zsefilz 1 .f fo kgs afczzm. o 7950 f . Congratulations on the Completion of your schooling. May it be only the start of better things for you in the future. Our best wishes go with you and the future. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Darfus MAIN smear, enovsponr, ol-no Your Friendly U7lfl6l'fU1f6l 43-1-4- Eighty-Iwo C omplimentx 0 f HOLLY and HARVEY SOHIO SERVICE STATION 2909 Lockbourne Road Columbus, Ohio You'1l Remember Us for: VALUE SERVICE QUALITY PRICE Phone Ga. 0370 THE PEOPLE'S STORE and LOCKER PLANT Custom Butchering Asso. of U. S. Super Market FR. 7-4169 Lithopolis, Ohio Compliment! to J- COMPANY SENIORS OF 1950 FROM A FRIEND C omplimentf of REDICK GROCERY CCOMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIESD 159 Derring GA. 5784 WILLIAM C. JERRY SEABURN FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1058 Parsons Avenue Columbus 6, Ohio Phone Ga. 3200 -- Ga. 2252 Pg E'gby-b rfilfilv 'Fifi' 4 l' 'l l 'P 'l i' '7'?filf1l' i 7 Q '7?f 1 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 .5 15 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 LJQL4-JE CRYSTAL DRUGS ESTEPS GARAGE 1833 pal-sons Avenue We Repair All Maker of Carr and Truckf PRESCRIPTION S Dfyg gud Fjfjf Sypplighf Baffhman Ave. at FOL1I'Ih Street Phone GA. 0562 GA- 9237 ALL WORK GUARANTEED C,,,,,,,gi,,,e,,,, of 1' H. 81 L. FRUIT MARKET Artistic Shoe Repair Co. HOME DRESSED MEATS 1914 Parsons Avenue 4000 S. High Street George Wachinger, Prop. GA. 8981 Ohio Pennant Knitting Co. Complimentx of 5 468 Parsons Ave. SCHOOL SWEATERS AND EMBLEMS OF ALL KINDS 178 Robinwood Road Perromzl Attention and Good Service GA. 4711 FA. 8018 NEAR H. E. BEVINS SANDWICH SHADEVILLE, OHIO S H O P 'A' O FANCY MEATS and GROCERIES if 1930 S. High Street FR. 7-5595 GA. 0127 5 Page Eighty-four ir 5 'I' 'l ?'i Q' lfiP Qfi7'? Q ilf17?f l ilf l ilf1l- 'lfilf1l l' 510' 'UfWlf1lfi3 i i7? 1lYil 'lf lf1l' U 'l' C OMPLI MEN TS OF SMITH Zia DODSGN LUMBER CUMPANY 200 Collingwood Road 'A' LUMBER, MILLWORK, PAINTS, HARDWARE, BUILDERS SUPPLIES 'A' 1 block east of 5400 South High Street FR. 7-5356 Ga, Compliment: of 86 Eftablirlaezi 1850 Invalid Coach Service Call Us - We Deliver The only funeral home with crematory in Central Ohio 0 1956 Parsons Avenue 1651 Parsons Avenue GA. 7861 Phone Ga. 2158 Columbus, Ohio Columbus, Ohio 'P-4kJPJE4k4E- '1-.Q..il-f'h.fL4QL-'Q'--'fL4ll--ll- -f----f----il.lk4lL 19-- P ge Eighty-fl x .1- ' M .M K. , X, ,, 'fzfmfkgf-wx 1 .,giK.,Af5k?,Q 9 F., Q ff ,M -3.-wg, X: , ' Qs, , l V Q if I'g,g fx . ' ' N' X wfw, , i V y as f:,,3-.Q5q,f-- - p,, - , ffn1,wif.y , . if 1. 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S963 l I Heavy duty work a specialty C01UmbuS, Ohio 4 + I Conzplinzeaztr of 1 o. R. WooDYARD AND Dye Realty Co. lb COMPANY I FUNERAL DIRECTORS Homes - Farms -- Investments i I 1346 s. High, Columbus 4 Phone MA. 7746 + 1 lllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII' l ,i SMITH AND FOLEY , INSUMNCE l Groveport, Ohio Dye Realty Estate Co. 'A' l if Phone: FA. 8082 Gf0VeP0ff, Ohio l FR. 7-5377 f FR. 7-4755 Fr. 7-5363 + i i- -L4--10--Ak ll--Ji-1+ 41- li- LL--41 -l--1l---l--J1..4- +- 'O' 4- -l---'lL-lL--L4-4- 1- -l--JI-H Page Eighty-.fix ilf1l l' 'G Fi 'fl' 1b 'l' l l 'ilfil' 4f7?'9ilf'1 'Qf Qagfmfiafalfiaad. , . , Class ot l950 Hamilton Township l-liqh School We are proud ot the part we have played in the production ot this year book . . . May our paths soon meet again. 'A' Parker Photographs 2036 North High Street UN. 2912 'k Pteifer Printing Co. 190 East Fulton Street MA. 4267 ,.g., P x Vvffrv Ln ZW mg KIWQQM H S -- fy Z ff-Y-.A. WWI ? KO A!! 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