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

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1803 1953 FACULTY , -in R. FRANCE, DIANA TAYLOR B.A. Ohio State U. Junior Play Director English Graduation Speech Adv. ORR, PAUL B.S. in Ed. Ohio State U. General Science Head Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Head Baseball Coach GORDON, FRANCIS M. B.S. in Ed. Ohio State U. M.A. Ohio State U. PRICE, ERVVIN E. Hi-Y Adv- as. in Ea. ohio safe U Hlsfuff' Art Education Physics Chemistry SEELENRINDER ' HAMER, JANET ' RAI RNI. ' Cla ' 1, Oh' Ohio State U. lstatglu mud 10 B.S. lVIusic Ohio State U 1 Tcmcln , Orchestra Social Studies Baud Sponsor Honor Society 6 ff M3 df VVWL I THE OHIO SEAL The Creat Seal of Ohio was provided for in thc Constitution of 1802. Blut it was not until early in l805, following a gathering of ollicials and others at Belle View Clater AdenaD near Chilli- cothe, including Coyernor Edward Tillin, Secretary of State VVillia1n Creighton and United States Senator Thomas VVorthington, that the idea for the seal actually was decided upon. Having tar' ried until a late hour, as they walked south of their hosts home, they saw the morning sun hetween the hills of hflount Loganfan inspiring sight. It was this sccne that Creighton himself incorpof rated in the design he made for the seal. Ten

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1803 1953 t FACULTY BAUGHMAN, woauar COLE, GEORGE R- A.B. Qhio University B.S. in Ed. Ohio State U. Latin M.A. Ohio State Mathematics History Junior High Football Coach Civics Varsity Basltehall Coach Future Teachers Adv' BELCHER, MARY Phys. Ed. Health Nlathematics COPE, FLORENCE J. B.S. in Ed., Ohio University lNl.A. Ohio State Commercial Annual Adv. Tri-Hi-Y Adv. B.S. in Ed., Ohio State G.A.A. Adv. BREWER, LOIS CRALL ENGELlNlANN, Historv DELORES English B.S. in Ed., Ohio State U. B.S. in Ed., Ohio Northern Music TriAHi-Y Adv. General lX'lusie 7 Sz 8 Glee Clubs Girls Choir STATE FLOWER Selection ofthe scarlet carnation as Ohio's oHicial flower was inspired by a sentiment. An ex- cerpt from the adopting resolution passed by the General Assembly in 1904 reads: Events always have their immediate cause, and that which immediately leads to the adoption of this flower as our state emblem was the love for it by our lamented McKinley. To him it was a daily companion . . . Then for its beauty, its fragrance and its Htness, let it be adopted as the state flower of Ohio, and let the action of its adoption be to the memory of William McKinley. May the scarlet carnation as our state flower emulate us all to deeds that will represent the good that is within us. N ine

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1803 SHERMAN, JEAN B.S. in Ecl., Ohio State U. Home Economics SHIPLEY, NORMAN East Tennessee State B.S. in Ed. Mimeograph Commercial Junior Class Sponsor THOMPSON , RUTH ANN lwuslcingum College, A.B. English Spanish Journalism Paper Staff Adv. Co-Director Senior Class Play Spanish Club Adv. 1953 l FACULTY VVHITAKER, MARK B.S. in Ed., Ohio State U. Biology Phys. Ed. Asst. Football Coach junior High Basketball Coach Student Council Adv. WIIITAKER, PAULINE B.S. Ohio State U. Home Economics VVINGROVE, JACK E. Ohio State U. B.S. in Ed. Industrial Arts STATE BIRD The cardinal, strong-voiced songstcr of pronounced red plumage and high crest, was adopted as the oflicial Ohio bird by the Cencral Assembly in l933g the adopting resolution reads, in part: The bird cardimllis cnralirmlis commonly known as thc 'cardinalf is designed, and shall be known. as the official state bird of the State of Ohio. Eleven