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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1954 volume:

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ALVETA EGBERT has served as Board-Clerk for five years. She has been a great friend to the senior class. especially concerning our funds. We give her our sincere thanks. gre atly appreeiated. MR. ROBERT COMEH. principal of Hamilton Township High School. is il fine gentleman as well as a wonderful principal. This is his first year as prin- cipal although he taught here during the l95l-1952 school year. He has certainly been a wonderful advisor and has helped us greatly. k . .Flgt Q ,gd x X gg, 'R' BOARD OF EDUCATION The great contribution the members of the Board of Education have given our school could never be expressed in words. Their untiring effort to make our school the best is greatly appreciated. Front row. left to right: Mr. Frank Peters. Mrs. Alveta Egbert. Mr. Cyrus Donahue. and Dwight Strausbaugh. Second row: Clarence Wiseman. Lewis Eakin. and Ralph Roof. rg, -3, LUIS C. BREWER US. in Ecl,. Ohio Northern History English Tri-Hi-Y Advisor WORLEY BAUCHMAN All.. Ohio ll. Latin Nlathefnlativs MARY BELCHER BS. in Etl.. Ohio Statv li Physical Erluration Health Hathvmativs CAA. Atlvisor Clie-e-rlt-zuling: A-Mlvisnr J f.. L 'Nw- D. L. Dc-CENZO BS. in Ed., Ohio State L. Industrial Arts Assistant Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach DIANA FRANCE B.A., Ohio Slatm' U. Junior Play Atlvisor Junior Class Advisor English GEORGE R. COLE BS. in Ed., Ohio Stare U. History Civics Future Teachers Advisor X6 Q-s fu-3 MARILYN HARP BS.. Ohio State University Commercial Annual Advisor Tri-Hi-Y Advisor DELORES ENGELMANN B.S. in Ed., Ohio State U. Music General Music 7, 8 Girls' Glee Club F. M. GORDON B S in Ed Ohio St . . . . a M.A., Ohio State U. History Chemistry Physics Hi-Y-Advisor It' fi: 4.--x W8 -0- W-'nur 53 5' 'X I wr-N1 RAYMOND O'DELL Ohio State University Health, Physical Education History, Biological Science Reserve Football Varsity Basketball Track PAUL ORR B.S. in Ed., Ohio State University General Science Head Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Head Baseball Coach EARL MCMICHAEL BS., in Ed., Ohio State University English Spanish Spanish Club Advisor Senior Play Advisor School Newspaper Advisor Student Council Advisor JEXN SHERMAN l3.S. in Ed. Ohio State lf. Homf- Econmnif ERXYIN E. PRICE ILS. in E1l..Uhiu5tatn' Ii. Xrt l'.tlllK'llIl0Il R,-XY SEFIJQNISINIJER l3.Nl. in Clarine-t. Ohio State US. in NIllNi1'.0ililbSll1l4' Ii Orvhm-,tru ihlnnl XILRIEL WALKER HS.. Wilmington Cullvgt- Km-nt State. Graduate Wbrk Librarian P.-XIJLINE WHITAKER HS.. Ohii, State Ii. Hmm- Frrnnrnnicw -.sl fini NORMAN SHIPLI-IN Eaft Tenn:-sscc Statm- H5. in Elilllwhliitlfl Mimuograph CflIIllllf I'L'i8l Sophomore- Cla-N Slmlixur if 5' ' x SK . s M1025 i l 1 I-so L Aunty' 5309 July kb' ft fowl' V25 yicljyc Elf L Z L HELEN FLORENCE BOND BOnclie The Hand of Art. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, CAA 2. 3, 4, All Star 1, 2, 3, Art Club 1, Mimeograph 2. 3, FTA 3, 4, Vice President 4, Band 1, 2, llajorette 3, 4, Art Work 1, 2, 3, 4, Publications 4, Annual Staff 4. BETTY BROWN HBH.. The gal with a roice. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, FTA 3, 4, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Special Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 4, Wes- leyan 2, State Contest 1, District Con- test 1, County Music Festival 3, Music President 3. it ,X fx fe ft'r!'H ANN BECKER Ann Quite a character. Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4, CAA 2, 3. 4, All Star 1, 2. 3. 4: Band Lib. 4, Mimeograph 3, 4, FTA 3. 4, Special Chorus 1, Glee Club 1, 2. GEORGE BECKER George A finer friend cannot he found. President 3, 4, Honor Society 3. 4, President 4, Student Council 4, FTA 3, 4, Hi-Y 3. 4, Secretary 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 4, Escort 3. JOHN BRYANT Johnny Know him once, like him forever. Vice President 3, Junior Class Play, Buckeye Boys' State, Annual Staff 4, Editor, Honor Society 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 4, FTA 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3. RUDOLPH CALDWELL ..Rudy., A guy that gets around. Track 3, 4, Junior Class Play, Sound Effects. DOLLY JUNE CHAPMAN Dolly A real trumpet player. Treasurer 43 FTA 3, 4, Secretary 43 CAA 2. 3. 4, Vice President 43 Tri- Hi-Y 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 33 District Band 2, 3, 43 County Band 2, 3, 43 Student Council 1, 2, 33 Honor Society 3, 43 Junior Class PlayQ All Star 1, 2, 3. DANIEL T. CLINGER Dan Tall, flarlf and handsome. Vice President 43 FTA 3, 43 Annual Staff 43 Escort 43 Track 3. 9' An, its '44 4 hm.-f' l I-qi 3 5...-' Y i FRANKLIN CRi':MEANs Frank Nice to know. Track 3, 4. DOROTHY Coarse GEDOVY An ambitious person. Honor Society 3, 43 GAA 2, 3, 43 All Star 1, 2g Tri-Hi-Y 43 FTA 43 Ski Club 3g Annual Staff 4, Assistant Edi- tor3 Mimeograph 43 Cheerleader, Foot- ball, Res. 3, Varsity 43 Basketball Var- sity 4. ELZA CHUM '4Elzie One swell guy. SHIRLEY DARST Shirt Tail Personality plus. Football Homecoming Queen 43 Honor Society 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, President 43 CAA 2, 3, 43 All Star 1, 23 FTA 3, 43 Annual Staff 43 Publications 43 Junior Class Playg Clee Club 1, 23 Special Chorus 2g Cheerleader Basketball Res. 33 Football Res. 4. M if I-of'-v EARL ESEMAN Earl Good things come in small packages. Hi-Y 43 Student Council 1. 2, 4, Presi- dent 4: FTA 3, 4, President 4. DOROTHY EVANS Dottie A gabby one. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g CAA 2. 3, 43 FTA 3, 43 Annual Staff 43 Mimeograph 33 Pub- lications 43 Clee Club 1, 33 Office Staff 13 All Star 1. MARGARET DOUGHER .tpeggyn Willing to work. GAA 33 Tri-Hi-Y 4g FTA 43 Cordon HS. Clee Club 2g Riding 23 COS- tume 1, 2. NANCY DOWNING ..Dagg.. Always friendly and full of lun. Junior Class Playg Student Council 3, FTA 3. 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g CAA 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Special Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 County Music Festival 33 Annual Staff 43 Art Club 23 All Star 1, 3. Ihr' s if- JO ANN EVANS SAJOU A smile for everyone. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 43 FTA 3, 43 CAA 23 Annual Staff 43 Office Staff 3, 4. RAYMOND FIELDS Al-lay.. Never a worry or a rare. Honor Society 3, 43 Student Council 43 Publications 43 Editor 43 Annual Staff 43 Queen'S Escort 4. X ROSEMARIE FRALEY L'ROsi6 Beautiful brown hair. FTA 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Spanish Club 3. 4: Office 2, 4: Nlinwngrapli 4g An- nual Staff 4g Cie? Club 2, 3, 4. RICHARD GERMAN Dick Never without an answer. Junior Class Playq Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 4, FTA 45 Student Council 4g Football 2, 3. 4. fii CAROL JOHNSON Carol .lleelc and mild. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Library Club 3g Publi- cations 4g Annual Staff 45 Glee Club 1. JANE KALLIES njanien One little devil. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Annual Staff 4, Cleef Club 1, 3, 4. -A NW' 8 is fx i f 1' . ROBERT J.-ull-is l3Ol1'i jus! goocl naturerl. Junior Class Play: F Staff 4: Publications JRANETTE JOHNSON Jr-am-tt:- .4 fine gal to lfnoux kv' A'i TA 3. 43 Annual 4. Tri-Hi-Y 3, -lg CAA 2. 3. 4: FTA 3, 4g Spanish Club 1. 2. 3. 43 Annual Staff 41 Ulm- Club l. 2. 3. 45 Special Chorus l. 2. 3. 4. in NINA KARSliNER Snowball The gal with a lzotrorl. Tri-Hi-X 3. 4: GA.-X 2. All Star l. 23 Class Play Student Director 3. Publi- cations 41 Annual Staff 4: Cleo Club l. 3. 4g Special Chorus 4. NANCY KELLER Keller Small but mighty. Honor Society 4g Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4. Secre- tary 43 CAA 2, 3. 4: FTA 3. 4. Junior Class Play Student Directorg Annual 4g Publications 4g Cheerleader Foot- ball Res. 3. Varsity 4. Varsity Basket- ball 4g Clee Club 1. 2. 3. 43 Special Chorus 1. 2, 3. County Music Festival 3g Accompanist 3, 4. 1 f -bd W' ly! ii 6- K JANET KALLiEs Jan Silent beauty. Queerfs Court 31 Tri-Hi-Y 3. 42 FTA 3. 4: Annual Stall 4g Ch-e Club 1. 2. 3. 41 Special Chorus 2. 3. 4: County Nlusie Festival 3. Jonx KARNER NJN.. One you earft help lilfing. Football Queens Court 3: Honor S0- eiety 3. 4: Class Treasurer 3, Secretary 45 Il,-K,-X 2. 3. 4. President 42 Tri-Hi-Y 3. 41 FTA 3. 4: Publications 4, An- nual Stalf 4: Clee Club 1. 2: Spevial Chorus 2. MILDRED KNIGHT Millie A smile that wins. Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4g FTA 3, 4. Treasurer 4g Student Council, Secretary 4g Mis- tress of Ceremonies 4g Queen's Court 33 Cheerleader. Football. Res. 3, Var- sity 4. Basketball Varsity 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3. 4g Special Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Ensemble 4g County Music Festival 3. RUBY LAWIIUN Rubarb Those eyes. Junior Play, Honor Society 4g Tri-Hi-Y 3. 43 CAA 2, 3, 49 FTA 3, 43 Student Council 3g Majorette 3. 4g Clee Club 2. 3, 44 Special Chorus 2, 3, 4g County Music Festival 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4. BESSIE LEIGHLY ttBeSSv- A little rerlheaa' without a temper. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g Honor Society 3, 4, Office 4g Annual Staff 4g Girls' Cler- Cluh lg Library Staff 3. LORETTA MALIREADY Minnie Where there's jun, there's Loretta. Future Teachers 3, 43 llanrl 3, 4, Tria Hi-Y 3, 43 Chaplain: Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Clem- Club 1, 2, 33 Girls' Special Chorus 1, 2, 33 Annual Staff 41 Mistress of Ceremonies 4, GAA 2, 3. 45 All Star 1, Library Staff lg Arl Club 23 Choir 4. Q . .yur Quai' 7 'Q' 3, . its MARY MCDADE Mickey Sparkling eyes and dancing feet. CAA 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g FTA 3, 4g Student Council 43 All Star 1, 35 An- nual Staff 4g Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Special Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Ensemble 45 County Music Festival 3. SHIRLEY A. MEADOWS Shirlee Bird Little and likable. FTA 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Annual Staff 45 Office 4, Mimeograph 43 CAA 4g Band 1, 25 Clee Club 3, 4. WM JIMMY MARINELLO uhm., Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2, 3 43 Student Council 4. MARY JANE MARINELLO Mary Jane Chatters with delight. GAA 2, 3. 4g Tri-Hi'Y 3, 43 Vice Presi- dent 4g FTA 3, 43 Queen's Court 35 Honor Society 43 Glee Club 1, 2' 1 Special Chorus 2. 'T HO' BILL NTEYERS ' HBH! Our bashful blond. Hi-Y 3. 4. Vice President 4: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2. 3. 4: Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 3. 4: FTA 3. BERNITA jo N.-XNCE Bert A fine leader. Prcsident 1: Spanish Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Student Council 2. 3. Secretary 3: Honor Society 3. 4: Junior Class Play: llajorette 3. 4. Head 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: FTA 3. 4: Office Staff 1. 4: CAA 2. 3. 4: Annual Staff 4: Mimcograph 3: Concert Band 3. 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: District Band 1. 2, 3. 4. 5X 'tif' MARY AIOORE Shorty,, Always something to say. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: FTA 3, 4: GAA 3, 4: All-Star 2: Junior Class Play: Glee Club 1, 2. 3: llajorette 4. PEGGY Muxscu ..Peg,, Cute as a doll baby. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: FTA 3, 4: Clee Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Special Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: An- nual Staff 4: Basketball Queens Court 2: CAA 2: County Music Festival 3. is ,.! lVlARLENE OiHARRA Marty Our black-haired beauty. Spanish Club 2, 3. 4, Secretary 3, 4: CAA 2. 3, 4: Art Club 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Que-en's Court 2: Maid of Honor 4: Library Staff 1. 2: Majorette 4: Alternate 2. 3: FTA 3, 4: Clee Club 1, 2. 3: Special Chorus 1. 2: Choir 4. PAUL OLIVER A whiz in basketball. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4: Junior Class Play: FTA 3, 4: MC Junior-Senior Prom. JUANITA PECK uBunnyv Fun galore. GAA 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, All Star 2, 35 Cheerleader Football Reserve 3: Varsity 45 Basketball Varsity 4g Special Chorus 2, 3g Clee Club 1, 2, 39 Alter- nate Majorette 2. ANNA DELORIS PRINCE ..Dee,, An earnest worker. Secretary 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4g FTA 3, 4g Spanish Club 3, An- nual Staff 4, Business Managerg Glee Club 3. 4, Special Chorus 4. GUILES RICHARDSON Cuiles Better late than never. Escort 3g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, County Music Festival 3, 4, County Solo and Ensemble 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 45 Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 2. WILLIAM SAMMETT Bill Our star hooky player. Football 2, 3. fav' I 5 I DARLENE RAY Blondie .lust nice. Junior Class Play, Honor Society 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 FTA 3, 45 Annual Staff 4, Publications 4, Library Club 3, 4, President 4. MELDRYN RAY lGMel!! A guy with a horn. Honor Society 4, FTA 3, 4, Annual Staff 45 Band l, 2, 3, 4g County Music Festival 3, 43 County Solo and En- semble 2, 3. 45 Band Representative. lv .4 jovcii 51'i:vi:ms ..-'HN A willing wvrlrer. Minn-ograph 3, 4g Office 3, 43 Cheer- leader lg Annual Staff 4, Art Club 13 FTA 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, CAA 2, 3, 4g Clee Club 1. 2, 3, Special Chorus 1. 2, 3, Choir 4. JOANNE SWEITZER Foley Doesnlt have much to say. FTA 3. 43 Spanish Club 1, Office 39 G11-e Club 1. 2, 3. 'Vx 'une SHIRLEY MAE SCHRUBER Shirl Easy to get along with. CAA 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Honor Society 3. 4, Student Coun- cil 4: Spanish 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin 2g An- nual 4g Clce Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Special Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 4, County Music Festival 3. ICLEANOR M. SIIEPIIARD Ellie .Yever a :lull moment. CAA 2. 3, 43 All Star 1, 2. 33 Tri'Hi-Y 3, -13 FTA 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Clee- Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Special Chorus 2, 3, 4. v wks' , 6, F Q, , RICHARD L. TROTT Dick Lady's man. Student Council 3, Football 2, 3, 4g C0-Captain 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All-County Basketball 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Captain All- County. EVAN VAUGHN uSqueaky Our cameraman. School Photographer 2, 3, 43 Student Shop Teacher 4. FRED VICK Freddie Handsome and quiet. JERRY WEBER Roach One of our football heroes. Football 1-2-3-4, Co-Captain 4, All County 33 Basketball 1, 2, 4g Baseball 1-2-3-43 Student Council 2-4g Hi-Y 4. 'Q' CURTIS WILLIAMS Curt Tall, dark, and bashful. Talortt High Schoolg FFAg Baseball 5 RONNIE WILSON nWiHyu Football 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Future Teach- . -,gawk ers 3, 4. r-Lana.-344' -. HARLEN WILBURN Harley FTA 3. wma! Sid!! The 19314 llainilloniun Fluff consists of thirty beniors who inet daily the fourth period with Nliss llarp. their Advisor. Vyvorking together they inaclc the amount needed to puhlish the an- nual hy selling candy. pop. and popcorn during the football and haskethall gaines and also hy 21 candy sale and selling adyertisc- INCIHF. Editor' , , . H Assisgfrnt Editor . U lirzsrrvss Manager , AfIUC 'fiSI-HQ' Manager Circuikrlion, Manager , n-'Ki l '1- .40 John Bryant Dorothy Coffee ll:-loris Prince Jeanette Johnson Rosemarie Fraley --4 First row: Shirley Meadows, Shirley Darst, Joy ce Stevens, Dorothy ..' 4 Corfee, Deloris Prince, Jeanette Johnson, Joann Evans, Nancy Keller. Second row: Miss Harp, Ruby Lawhun, Jo Ann Karner, Bessie Leighlv, Janet Kallies, Betty Brown, Peggy Munsch, Carol Johnson. Third row: Robert Jaines. John Bryant, Bill Myers, Eleanor Shep- hard, Dan Clinger. Mary McDade. Nancy Downing. Shirley Schreiber. lNot pictured: Marlene O,Harra, Loretta Macready. CLASS PROPHECY Greetings: As l come streaking out in a new jet-propelled Rocket 222, l can tell by the sky-writing that twenty years have passed. Silently I guide my Rocket 222 into the Jet Palace Parking Space. Who should be my welcoming party but Earl Eseman, president of the Rocket-Jet Corporation. His stooge. Harlen Wilburn. is right behind him loaded down with packages. brief cases, and blue prints. With Earl and Harlen as my guides. we enter Rocket City. There on the corner stands Dick Trott playing the organ grinder while Nancy Downing has her har off. begging for pennies. On the next block. we pass the 1Joannet Karner Building. l see Joanne sitting by the window with Ceorge Becker on her lap taking dictation. As we cross the street, l see a large tent all lit np. lnside the performers are getting ready to go on stage. There stands Nina Karshner, Jane Kallies, and Janet Kallies. As usual. they are giggling. Jeanette Johnson is right behind them trying to finish painting the sign that reads. g'See the Great Performance of the Four Bubble-Ciggle Dancers. As we travel on, l see a smaller tent next. There stands a sign reading Evans Flea Circus. l see Dot and Jo have gone into the business together. Frank Cremeans is the stage manager. While waitinglfor the sky light to turn blue. who should drive by but Ronnie Wilson in his 1974 Jet Ship 99, lt seems he has just inherited all of his father's money and business. Sitting next to him is Betty Brown. Ronnie manages her by getting bookings for her in all the current musical productions. While walking on down the street, who should we see but Helen Bond. H s sbantd has lost his money in a card game and Hele A ' and current skypapers so she can get enough m to 1 er twins. Anna Becker is standing next to her shin shoes. GOI! lnue n troll there suddenly bursts a loud noise of - 1 ' L around the corner, we see Nancy Keller, -Ju i Pec ill Knight and Dot Corfee with their rocket shits n bheerin fo e spaceball team. Bernita Nance, Mary Moore,, u' Lawh - :J rlene 0'Harra perform as jetorettes el the ba the spaceball field at ljalftime. C After we e spaceba ame, we bump into a mo the omer. There stands Dick German John s ccguns aimed at one another. It verfthe gun moll, Joyce Stevens, way. hungry, so we stop by the Space to eat. Our waitress is Loretta Macready with Mary McDade following her with the water condenser. The food was great and when we asked who the cooks were, the answer was, C-uiles Richardson and Mel Ray. of course. Peggy Munsch and Eleanor Shephard are running competition against the Space Bar. It seems they have started the idea of hiring male bubble. dancers and all the girls in the Rocket City have been flying in to see them. The main performer is Paul Oliver, and Bill Myers, stands behind the eurtain just in ease a bubble should burst. As we continue our stroll, we come across this huge building. lt seems Bessie Leighly and Carol Johnson are making millions on their new invention. Rosemarie Fraley has come over to write a patent for it. Since she is their. business manager, she gets a ten per cent cut. Joanne Sweitzer, Shirley Schreiber, and Shirley Meadows are in the back of the building. Joanne is mopping floors, Shirley Meadows is washing windows. and Shirley Schreiber is running the elevator. The next building seems to be a dancing school. Through the window l can see Jerry Weber posing as the dance instructor. He is teaching the new ballet steps to Bill Sammet. There seems to be a new building going up next door. l see Elva Crum and Evan Vaughn digging ditches while Robert James supervises. l guess Peggy Dougher is the owner. lt seems she recently inherited some money while staying in Africa and wants to be remembered by her old friends so she is providing funds for a building in Rocket City. I see Jim and Mary Jane Marinello now own a branch of the Salvation Army. They are on the corner singing and shaking bangles. Dolly Chapman is accompanying them with her trumpet. The Candy Factory stands on the next block. It is owned by Shirley Darst. She is going around and sampling all the finished candy while Ray Fields mixes it and Rudy Caldwell wraps it up. All three have lost their high school figures. Oh, what a cute little white rocket house. Daniel Clinger lives here. He is married and has a dozen children. He believes it is cheaper by the dozen. Curtis Williams, the landlord, has been trying to collect the rent for the past ten years but Dan refuses to pay. Why, there is Deloris Prince and Darlene Ray. They are arguing about whether to turn left or right. As usual, they never settle it and carry on straight ahead. They usually aim their rocket guns at one another, but the last time they shot one it made too much noise. Fred Vick, the police chief. arrested them. put them in jail for thirty days and took away the rocket guns, just for disturbing the peace. So now we must leave Rocket City and its fine citizens. As I climb into my Rocket 222, I wave so long. So long. Z' if I ... If I f 4, 'NHP- 5. f,,A : E , A-ff w. ' f I J' .' 1 I fvt 15 fs S Z? x S SSP N. X lima ill emit 'P51EII11P11I I ANNA M BECKER wull my love for sporta to Mary Young I IEORIJE L BECKER wull my senuor clase preeudency to any lucky Junuor I HEI EN BOND wull my Qenuor health workbook to Carl Mercer and Bull Bond I BETTY BROWN wull my pug nose to Lmda Anderson I JOHN BRYANT wull mv honor of beung selected to go to Boys State to the next lucky boy I RUDOI PH CALDWEII wull my black haur to Bull Wernert I DOLIY J CHAPMAN wull my trumpet to John Prushung I DANIEL CLINCER wull my place as escort for Maud of Honor to any luckv junuor bov wluo u asked I DOROTHY CORFEF wull my place a cheerleader to Norma Tolluver I I'RANKI IN CREMEANS wull my grade un health to the hughest budder I ELZA CRUM wull my quuetnese to Tum Blake I SHIRLEY DARST wull unv plate as Football Homecomung Queen to any lucky Junior I MARGARET DOIIHFR wull all nn lu cram k I Jerry Steenl 1111 -. and I know he can fund Qome gurl to carry them I NANCY IJOWNIYI wull uny good luck of goung wuth an all around athlete to Jan Warner and Joyce Roller I EARL ESENIAW wull uny place un puhlutatuon to any unlucky oul who want ut I DOROTHY EVANS wull my seat un publucatuons to Bob Cramer and I hope he can do a better Job tluan I dud I IO ANY EVANS wull my long haur to Phyllus Donaluue and luope he can do somethung wutlu ut I RAYMOND FIELDS wull my abulutv to get along vuuth the teachers to mv brother Jum I ROSEMARIE FRALEY wull my place un the offuce to any one wluo luke to work I RICHARD LERMAN wull my lly uuuuu uth to au uymuuu e who can keep ga un ut I ROBERT JAMES wull my automobule to Bull Irabuel I JEANETTE JOHNSON wull my boyfruende to Roberta Johnson and luope she has more uccess tluan I I CAROL JOHNSON wull mv Qhorthand pen to anyone who can take ut for two years I JANE KALLIES wull my good fortune of becomung the Basketball Homecomung Maud of Honor I JANET K-XI I IFS wull my place on the queens court to any lucky junuor gurl I .IOANN KARNER wull my I AA pre udency to any gurl who wants to work I NINA KARSHNER wull my beat up locker KNO 193 to Karlene Wukoff I NANCY KELLER wull mv cheerleadung to Verla Haynes I MILDRED KNIGHT wull my place ae cheerleader to Beverly Roof and hope she gets s , . . 1' I . ' . , I . . . . ' . , .. . . , . I , . . , I . , . , , u' , . . J , S . . , J . . . . ' 1 I . ' ' 1' 's 0 I' . , J I . u , ' ' ' ' 't ' :Q ' ' s ' S . , ' , , u u l I . ' - ' , ' ' , f S V . - . . ' 1 . . . ,Y 1' . ' .5 ' Q .' s . , , ' . . . ' . . . ' ,i . . . I . . . M t . L ' S u 1 I ' I -lr Q Q ., ' . 3. G f rlllii. much enjoyment from it as I did. I. RUBY LAWHUN, will my position as majorette to Tny sister, Shelby Jean. I, BESSIE LEIGHLY. will my place in Honor Society to someone who will appreciate it as much as I. I, LORETTA MACREADY, will my place as Football Homecoming Mistress of Ceremonies to anyone who can remember what to say. I. JAMES MARINELLO. will my football jersey fNo. 88k to Dale Roof. I. MARY MARINELLO, will my greatest honor of becoming the Basketball Homecoming Queen. I MARY McDADE will my seat in senior health class to Jo Ann Dennis and I hope she puts it to a better advantage than I I SHIRLEY MEADOWS will my large wardrobe to Eleanor Dieble and hope she takes better care of it than I I MARY MOORE will my place as the shortest majorette to Marlene MBSSIC I PEGGY MUNSCH will my honor of being on the queens court to any girl who is selected for this great honor I WILLIAM MYERS will my bashfulness to Bob Gresham I BERNITA NANCE will my baton to my sister Norma and I hope she gets more use from lt I MARLENE O HARRA will my greatest honor of being on the queens court twice to any girl lucky enough to receive the honor I PAUL OLIVER will my front teeth to Tim Blake I JUANITA PECK wlll my place as varsity cheerleader to Carol Harden I DELORIS PRINCE will my place as Annual Business Manager to anyone who has the time and patience I DARLENE RAY will my lon blond hair to Shirley Everhart I MELDRYN RAY will my music and cornet playing ability to Melvin Vance I GUILES RICHARDSON will my place as head drum major to the next lucky person I WILLIAM SAMMET wlll my ability to hook school to Tlm Blake I SHIRLEY SCHREIBER will my ability to forget people to Mary Lee Griffith I ELEANOR SHEPHARD will my ability to graduate to Connie Crawford I JOYCE STEVENS will my ability to argue with Mr Shipley 1n bookkeeping class to anyone who has the same talent I JOANN SWEITZER will my black hair to Sharon Bond I RICHARD TROTT will my good fortune of finding a camera man to Pete Tufts I FRED VICK wlll my convertible to Keith Johnson I JERRY WEBER will my f in senior health to Bob Cramer I CURTIS IIXNIS will my 1 e l 'Nlarlent 'Nli 1 l ROINNII' Wll SON Wll lllllllN to find 1 lravsbtiry blonde to Eddie lutlur I l'IARll N Wll BURN Wlll mv llortne I lerrx ut , , . . 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Macready Maryyane lVl'lI'lllPll ,Jllll 'Vlarlnc Ilo Mary Vlc lhclc Shlrley 'Vlc adoyl Mary Moore Peggy Mun ch Bll 'Vly c r Bert Nance Marlene O llarrl Paul Olly er Juanlta Peck Delorl l rlncc Darlene Bay Mel Hay Gulles RlLl13I'fl on Blll Sanlnlett Shlrley bchrelber Jo Schyaeltzer Ellle bhephard Jo Qtey ens Dlck Trott Evan Vaughn Fred VlCk Jerry Weber Curt Wllll3Il1S Harlen Wllburn Ronnle Wll on VUVIBITIOIN Model Be a Man Artlst Offlce Worker College Go to Callfornla Offlce Worker lvlllllgtff Fa hlon De lgIlf'l' I' lectrlc al EIlglIlf'PI' lvflllk Drly er Steysarde hfllgl Hou eyylfe Tall Man HOU9LMllC Ilelephone Opc rator Whlte I ollar Workc r Secretary Englneer J0lI1 Marllle Secretary Sec retary Houseyslfe Hou eyylfe Hou eyslfe Nccrctary Hou eyslfe Hou eyslfc becretary Lab Technlclan Qecretary Farmer 'Vlodel Hou eyufe Telephone Operator Ty pl t Fduc ated Bunl Hou eyslfe Nlodel Car Dealer Housemlfe Secretary Qec To Detectlve Elec trlcal Englneer College Factory Worker OlflC6 Worker Wre tler Factory Worker Own Drlve In MOVIE Father of 4 KldS Qtudlo Photographer Qchool Teacher Preacher Truck Drly er Jockey To be Rlch LIKELY TO BE Clgarette Glrl 67th Presldent Strlp Tease Artlst 2nd Martha Raye Grave Dlgger Flnanc ler Sallor s Wlfc P0lltlLl3Il Paper Hanger Welght I lfter CITLUS Barker I t Lady l I't QllltIll Wlllte Wltc ll Dr Thlll Lady ln Clrc u Mr AI1lt'fll l Old Mald Blllll Coal Mlllt r Motorcycle Racer Sewer Worker Potato Peeler P xpedltlonlst INltc Club Slnger Professor DOIICIW Lady Preeldent s Wlfe Mother of ulntuplets lVllIllQlCI' s Wlfe Electrlclan Fat Lady Bubble Danc er Garbage Collector Goy erllor of Texas Notre Danle Football Coac ll Nursery Teacher Goss-lper Janltress lll Poor Hou e Canlpalbn 'Vlanager Marrlage Counsellor COIl'lCdl'ill J allblrd Mrs Elnsteln Bum s Wlfe Crlmlnal Prospector Undertaker Factory Loafer Future Llherace Mlser MllllOH3lfCSS Own Popcorn Co Bachelor Nlte Club Owner Truant 0fflCCf Professlonal Gambler Prlnclpal of H T H S Hltch Hlker Be a Poor Man as L' 79 ' . x . was Y - V . vw V . .N ' '. 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' - S5 ' 57 ' BG 77 ' I K n GL 57 ' K . 44 -fs 44 77 ' ' ' . . . . . . . ac as - 1 ' . I SC ' 3? ' Q I fafsws 52 , E121 grfovsg .ll XIUR LLX5 PNIOI IIX 8TH 1 R DI- IIN i 3 rr Hum ll' CLASS FFICERS J Si' I. Sr K w - Qf?Q I , L A . rfmis Ixx :uv I 1 Q If 1? H .5 7' 1 L i ' v 3 J e 5 . All I 1' . . ' V :L .Q 1 V W hi ' I And Away We Con Bob Gresham, Larry OlHarra, Phyllis Helsel. Mary Griffith, and Bertie Bar- ton. ll'XlORS The Three .Uzzsketeers Ann O'Harra, Mary Young, and Betty Little. i 'Sm Trouble Shootersn Mr. Comer, Bill Bond, Verla Haynes, Joann Dennis, and Bob Cramer. Big Business Jim Hoon. Forest Doersarn. Karlene Wikoff, and Phyllis Donahue. Hfzzlure llonzenzalrersi' Eileen Newton Doris Ulrerl Nlrf. Sllt'l'IllllH Shirley Lu-rlv Nancy llzilinert Work Joesn-I Bother Thenzu Dean Jacob Paul Ellis Jerry Tufts Charles Egbert George Baker ufust Posing Bill Wernert Crystal Wilburn Shirley Perry Kenny Stover C'There's Always A Sleepy One in The Crowdv Pete Tufts Kathryn Taylor Marlene Massie Harold Carle-y 6'Get Busy Boys Shelby Briggs, Geraldine Bodkins Eva Coy, Robert Shuler, Kepler, George Shannon. Cab Session llivhard Beightler. James Moore, Robert Wliseman. Carl Mercer, Mr. Orr. 'Wir They Love to Patty Caldwell, Lois Durst, Joy Root. HWIIO D!1HHI.I:2., Alone Yvilburn. Donna Southall, Paul Sprague. Walter Wviegand. Not pictured: Jack Cummings George Wiegand, and Tim Blake? Talk Goble, Linda . First row: Wfauleka Adams. Beverly Brown. Sylvia DPfl3Q', Eleanor De-ihlP. Jean Claffey, Sharon Fausnaugh, Rosemariv Carey, Sharon Bond. Svcond row: Ralph Coon, Russa-ll Baker, Linda Xndersfrn. Shirleav Eu-rharr. llunna Cramer, Call llatvlwlur. ,luv Brignl-r, Nlvlvin Fullvn. Third row: Larry Byvrly. Orville- Dunn, Fr:-ml Chappflear. Stanley llunagzan. Emerson Darst. Eugene Chapman, Larry Arhaugli. Jann-5 Fin-lds. Nlr. Cole. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS '1 l'resz'1fent ,, lVllKE LOMBARDI l'I.l'l' l'rc'51'denl EUGENE CHAPMAN Sl'l'l'l'flIf'Y Y-, SHARON FAUSNAUCH 1'm,.m5f JOHN PRUSHING 549515 Quayle Seaemfd and 567414 Qmdea Seaemfi Qaeda gfcwzcvz acdetg X 't fe Fil-N1 row: Ut-ssiv l.r-ig1lxly'. llorotlly Corfu-. .lo Xnn lkurnt-r. Dolly thapnmn. Flnrlvy Srlirz-ilu-r. Shirlvy Uarst, Mary' Jane- fylarinc-llo. Nanry Kr-llvr. Karla-nv Wvikoff. Svvoml row: .lohn Bryant. Rirharml Hr-iglitle-r. llarle-nv Ray. Shirlf-y l,yvrly. CQ:-oru' lim-kt-r. lie-rnitu N.im-v. liulvy l.awhun. Melvin Ray. Ray' Fit-ltls. HONOR SOCIETY The Franklin County' Honor Society giy Seniors in Franklin County' Schools. The an enthusiasm in scholarship. stimulate the in tho Community. to promote leadership. pupils in svhool. lncluvtion servives for nm-is ins-inlu-rs fro held at Grove City on October 19. 1053. .v s rm-ognition to outstanding juniors and purpose of the organization is to create cle-sire In rc-mln-r si-ryim-Q lu the school and and tlcyelop il Christian vliaracter in the in Hamilton 'lioyynship High School wort' 1 pa Flr t row Beverly Roof 'Nlargaret brabul 'Nlary Herron Jean Llaffey Joyce Thomp on Darlene Ray Nfconcl row Nlnlln Lauhun Carol Tlwmpon fall llatxlulor 'Nlargaret Shuler lluerly uuce Jeanne TllZltlllPl Beth ean Xn el 'Nancy Phllllp Plxlll Hel el N11 Walker l'urd row Ralph Numour anne Warner Norma lollner Nlurlu Fllmmpon Ruth Elkln Mr 1n1a Orem Nllkc Lmnlrardl Rlllldfll Smale laul Elll l tm 'l ft The Llbrary Club of 1953 and 1904 Qtarted out the wear by gettlng acqualnted wlth a new llbrarlan and advlsor lVl1QQ Nlurlel Walker The purpose of the club IS to create an mtereat 1n books A great number of new books haxe been purchaied for bow and glrla OFFICERS President Darlene Fay I' ice Presidenl , , ,, , H Janice Warner Secretary ami Treasurer ,,,ee ,,,,, P hyllis Helsel Student Council Gail Batchelor 7 lx.u M Mr' First row: Dick German, ,lohn Bryant, George Becker. Jerry Weber, Earl Eseman, John Wamer, John Prushing. Second row: Mr. O'Dell. Bill Bond, Ronnie W'ilson, Robert Gresham Richard Beightler, Bill Myers, Carl Mercer, Forest Doersam, Eugene Chapman, Mr. Gordon. The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. The Hi-Y is a branch of the Columbus Town and Country Y.lVl.C.A. The Club is composed of sixteen boys from the 10th, 11th, and 12th grades. They sponsored noon movies to raise money for various activities. This year the Hi-Y had a joint induction service with the Tri-Hi-Y at the Obetz Lutheran Church. We would like to thank our advisors. Mr. 0'Dell and Mr. Gordon, who helped us in so many ways during the year. OFFICERS K V V H W John Bryant President Vice President 7 Bill Myers Secretary 7 H ,, George Becker Treasurer D1ClC German .M i W R . .m.......s.rHrfai-buff., . e First row: Bessie Leighly, Jo Ann Eyans, Mary Jane Marinello, Shirley Darst, Nancy Keller, Mildred Knight, Loretta Macready, Marlene O'Harra, Joyce Stevens, Shirley Meadows. Second row: Carol Johnson, Dorothy Corfee, Deloris Prince, Nancy Downing, Mary McDade, Peggy Munsch, Ruby Lawhun, Bemita Nance, Miss Harp. Third row: Shirley Schreiber, Darlene Ray, Peggy Dougher, Jeanette Johnson, Ann Becker, Eleanor Shephard, Nina Karshner, Jane Kallies, Janet Kallies, Betty Brown. Y bit. , , ,.. h First row: Mary Moore, Joann Kamer, Kathryn Taylor, Bertie Barton, Mary Griffith, Chrystal Wilburn, Geraldine Bodkins, Marlene Massie. Second row: Dolly Chapman, Dorothy Evans, Phyllis Helsel, Karlene Wickoff, Verla Haynes, Jo Ann Dennis, Phyllis Donahue, Mary Young, Ann O'Harra. Third row: Juanita Peck, Helen Bond, Shirley Lylerly, Nancy Downing, Eva Coy, Linda Durst, Patty Caldwell, Mary McDade, Mrs. Brewer. The Tri-Hi-Y Club is open to all junior and sen- ior girls willing to create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Chris- tian character. This year for the first time, the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y Clubs held a com- bined induction service at the Obetz Lutheran Church on December 13. It was a very beautiful and impressive candle- light ceremony. We are very grateful to Mr. Glaze Thompson, Ex- ecutive of the Town and Country Branch YMCA, and Mrs. Brewer and Miss Harp, our advisors for making our club a suc- cess. The Tri-Hi-Y Club again sponsored the successful basketball homecoming. The Tri-Hi-Y officers are: Shirley Darst President Mary Marinello Vice President Nancy Keller Secretary JoAnn Evans Treasurer Loretta Macready Chaplain Millie Knight Student Council ' ' Staff fs '17 wa First row: Earl Eseman, Nancy Keller, Carol Johnson. Nina Karshner, Shirley Darst. ,lo Ann Karner, Darlene Ray. Second row: Ray Fields, Helen Bond. George Becker. Hr. XlcBlicbael. Dorothy Evans, Robert James. The 1954 Publications class is made up of members of the Senior class. This year there are thirteen students in the group. with Mr. lVlcMichael acting as advisor. The Publications class is existing to get more students interested in news writing. word forming. and practice on newspaper writing. This year the class is writing for three daily newspapers and four weekly papers. The Publications class also publishes the Daze which is the school paper. Aflvisor Mr. McMichael EIUIOV ...,,. Ray Fields Assislanl Editor ,. George Becker Art Editor , , . ,. Helen Bond NEWS WRITERS lloroth' Evans Carol Johnson Yina Karshner. Darlene Ray. 1 Y y , , A s Shirley Darst. Joann Karner. Bob James, Earl Eseman, Nancy Keller. named! First row: Jimmy Marinello, John Tilly, Richard Smeals, Sharon Mitchell, Mary Herron, Earl Eseman, Mildred Knight. john Prushing, Gail Batchelor. Second row: Ralph Seymour. Dick German, Bob Gramer, Pete Tufts, Mr. McMichael, Jerry Weber. Shirley Schrieber. George Becker, Mary Young, Ray Fields. The Student Council promotes better school citizenship via clean-up drives, good language campaigns, and keeping school property in good condition. A school supply stand is opened by the group every morning in the lobby. Pencils, papers and other miscellaneous school supplies are sold. The student council also makes recommenda- tions to the administration on school programs to be put into effect. OFFICERS President H W , o,,,, ,,,,,., ,o,, ,,,oo, ,,o,o E a r l Eseman Vice President ,,,, ,,,o, . Jerry Weber Secretary , ,. ,o , Millie Knight Treasurer . ,,,o ,...o,o,, . ,o Mary Lou Herron Sergeant-at-Arms , , , Dick German Advisor , , , Mr. McMichael '-v '7 CS YV First row DOI oth E 'Ur Shlply ShxrlevyNIZ:33MHeRe:nBgJnfL Ruby Lawhun SPC I 0 ec er ,Ion-9 qttun Ill mn Dorothy fllfffi Jim Var H HIC 0 The students NO!'klIlg m the nnmeograph room haye done a tremendous job thlg year Members of the group type and run off StCHCllS concernlng such thmgs as the absent l1St each mornlng slx week and semester tests assembly programs, and many other such ltems They are a hard workmg group and have certalnlv accompllshed a lot. They are under the supervlsion of Mr. Norman Shipley. Zh! 0776 Hlnmflbv .N F169 4 rx lun ll:-rrmi. Shvllmy Briggf. l lloiiiia giilllllllll Nhaule-hu Mluui-. Nlzi . l XY lliurn Yanvy Ke-llc-r. Karlc-nv First row: Sharon Bom. . . Shirley Nh-aclows. Sharon Fun-naugh. Phyllix Hvlsm-l. llrvlu n . . Vivivknff. Peggy Nlunwli. 5ew'uwl rms: ,lam-1 Kulliw--. ll:-Hx lin-viii. Xlargurf-1 Crulnivl. juycv Roller. Jan Wlirnvr. Vicki lluvvs-llf. l.imlu ,'xTltll'l'NlbI1. ,ln D+-nnif. l.1-wftla Nlacrf-ally. Xlarlvnv 'lqhiril row' Nina Kai'-line-r. ,lunv Kulliw--. llUM'Ill2.ll'l!' Fralvy. Shirley llc-lurix l'rim':-. lflvanur Sl1i'I5l'l8Tll. 0'Harra. Ioym- Stn-ww, . . lA'vrlv. Niilliv Knight. Nancy lilmsning. Xlary N11-lhulv. Shirley Svhrviln-r. Riilwy l.aixhun. 'r f Q f-S First r flail 127' Wa Siniff Ctlnrnilld'If'llf'lnr. SW.4.mmf4r1la ffur,-UL Lnyy, RU -4l.1l14ny-jjifahh. Hur I . . N ,I 'C . r 'A lr- ,. 1-1 favlor ' - arily H ' sail. X. Il uhh-n. l.i1zfI!i'Dmlj'llx. XId,.gklHAt,Nhiriiillll 1 x Hx R uvr. NIM, lihmjxilf. liurnl Hurd,-H Y- . ,U .V l . I . Nl Dayb- 19 'f UMD' Mr. Seenlinbinder came to our school three years ago fresh from Philadelphia. Our band has grown and responded un- der his able direction to a full size sixty piece symphonic band. Mr. Seen- linbinder is a graduate of Ohio State University with a B.lVl. in clarinet and a BS. in education. He was formerly assistant solo clarinetist with the Co- lumbus Philharmonic under lzler Sol- onion and solo clarinetist of the Dayton Civic Band. This year our Marching band was the best we have had at Hamilton. The band had snap, show, and precision that filled and thrilled the highest expectations of the people who watched our marvelous band perform many varied shows. The band was truly the delight of all Hamilton. I E 1 w . e , . A ., sj f M . , . V WW , k A7 U m K bww K Q, , ,. awww . A , ,REQ f y Wi ff P f'ffM1' , - if - L1 Ev? ifffw q safzffffxlfxgzjfgr' flu? -ff, W ,i.gi fmQL A L'55.,sf1.W ' w ?g'f'f2-iff-5A ' , A ' M . .Q I U A? L, ,L . .. V i 14' . I V1 A Y' W. ' X1 ' M ik , 1-Q , A , , ' . , . . . .6 X ' . ' Q 1' I , 1. A . - 3' - A . Q . Ci, 4 g J 4 4- , , , Y I V Q x ' 1. A W S ,A WY K4 - N X ' A f Q A ' x ' ' f' 'Cb 1 s ' 4 A , . . , X - , fi x k ' au, I s 6' Q 5' 1 93 A Y WL . 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' F1rst row Marvm Fullen Joyce Roller Betty Caldwell John Snyder Carolyn Forshey Second row Llnda Anderson Kay Vance Kay Stewart Nancy Potts Betty Boyer Dolly Chapman Garry Peck Earl Grlfflth Wllllam Bruce Kathryn Taylor Third row Ann OHarra Ph1lD1ll Beverly Brown Carolyn Huffman Mamn McDole Jenlynn Thomton Guxles Rlchardson Tom Gnfflth Don Walters Denms Trapp Kerth Beggrow Bob Purtee Vxckl Howells Roger Hart Fourth row Jack Root Danny Lutz Londa Mallon Bobby Lawhun ROSIB Mllls Walter Kuhlweln Bruce Johnson Forest Doersam Melvln Vance John Prushmg Mel Ray Flfth row Orvllle Dunn Jerry Brown Mr Seelmhmder Carol Hardm Mary Holden Mlke Lombardl Slxth row Ralph Seymour Charles Brown Bemlta Nance Bllly McPhearson Jlm OHarra Bob Dunn We also have a symphomc band at Hamxlton that played everythlng from Sousa s famous marches to the llght selectlons of Vlctor Herberts favorltes Last year the band recelved an excellent ratlng at the Ohlo MUSIC Educators contest and thls year have hlgh hopes of wlnnlng superlor ratmg. it 222' jk- ? 6 'Z' SX 'kiim aff:-i J.. 41 ix lk V . 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TI1- 111 1' I'sa1111Q' 's Iut 111 II11- 11i1'k of II1111- ix f1111111I I11 111111 of II11- 1111111-1111. 'IIII1' gang I- 1'11u111Ie1I 1111 z1111,I Nllll INICCQ11-w ix II11- I1' ' ' 11I Iuy. 11.-XY'--I' 0'I '. III'Ii lI lillI1 I'IIgg1Il1s. ,IKII II 'dl 1 IIaI1I1'1-II, 311111 K1 'lt'l : 1 AI III V. A ' I Z II11-alis I'r'11ti .1,'. ID111'1II11' lI111'I111': j111I, I.111g1. Ni 1 K1 'FI -1': Ia ,Il'I1'1' 3 IN' ' ' 1: 51 I.3IIlLllTI. Ifarl I-Iv an: Nliw Ya I10 11. II1- '1 N 1 '11 512 - 'I' 11111 -11 J1 1I' . 4- UIQ11 . LLJU J pw I JUNIOR MISS Junior Miss was the title of the play put on by the Junior vlass on November the high school auditorium. The story eoneerns a young thirteen year old girl. Judy has a burning desire to grow up and be like her glamorous sister. Lois. who is 16. During the story Judy deeides that her father must be in love with the daughter Fluffy advises Judy to bring Harry hack into the family fold. lt is first neeessary Ellen. Judy also takes it upon herself to 20. 1953 in Graves. She of his boss. to eliminate save her unele Wiillis whom she has never seen until his unexpected arrival on Christmas Eye. Judy thinks he has been spending his unknown past in the penitentiary. Judy and Fluffy also practice walking in their first high heels and conspire to wan le 'ounff men to be their evort' for the Yew Year dance With circumstances at their g y I. s s . : . - . worst. there is an unexpected turn. and Judy becomes Hiss Judy Graves, a lovely Junior bliss. CAST-Bertie Barton. Judy Graves: Bill Bond. Hascon Cummings: Paul Ellis, Mr. Gravesg Shirley Lyerly. Mrs. Graves: Phyllis Helsel. Fluffy Adams: Dean Jacob. Barlow Adams: Mary Griffith. Lois Gravesg Carl Mercer. Tom Arbuckleg Kathryn Taylor. Hildag Richard Beightler. Mr. Curtisg Ann O'Harra. Ellen Curtisg Kenneth Stover. lfncle Willis: Harold Carley, Telegram Boy. .n, ' K 'ix ' 5 5 Avi! E .-J'-S 54. N,g....v..--,---- ',.,.,' N-Z, . arg - ,, , K :WM W , M--....,.,. 'H Q W i 4'k if M M Q i J 5925597 First row: Larry Arbaugh, Ronnie Wilson, Dick German, Dick Trott, Jerry Weber, Jim Marinello, George Becker, Bill Myers. Second row: Bob Cramer, Bob Shuler, Bob Wiseman, Carl Mercer, Bill. Bond, Bob Gresham, Jim Hoon, John Bryant, Mike O'Harra. Third row: Mr. DeCenzo, Dayle Roof, Jerry Steenhuis, Fred Chapalier, Emerson Darst, Paul Orr, Eugene Chapman, Kenny Syx, Kepler Runkle, Larry 0'Harra, Mr. O'Dell. The 1953 Hamilton Twp. football team was very successful this year in as much as they were county champions and finished the season with a record of 8 wins and 1 defeat. This year the coaches met at Groveport High School to select an all-county team. Hamilton was proud to have the coaches of Franklin County select four boys from our school, to represent us. The following boys made the all-county offensive team. Right Tackle-DICK TROTT, Captain Honorable Mention Left Half--JERRY WEBER Center-DICK GERMAN Fullback-CARL MERCER Quarterback-GEORGE BECKER Right End-BILL BOND Right Half-JIM MARINELLO 30 f M41 ' Q ' sa 'XY x Eg if 9 - ii 0 ' ' K , ,- W Hamilton ,.............,. Hamilton ....,A,....,.... ,O Hamilton ..........,,..,7 20 Hamilton ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 36 Hamilton Hamilton .,,...,.i,...... 6 Hamilton Hamilton Hamilton .,.,......,,., VARSITY SCORES Groveport ...,., Mifflin ,,.,,,,.,, New Albany Winchester .,,. Dublin Reynoldsburg ,37 Lincoln ......,.. TotalH.T.H.S.-2241 Opp.--32 Aver. H.T.H.S.-24.8 Opp.-3.5 9 Beavercreek -, Vlfesterville ., we' HP' 9: gffgfsf at fi' 6 R D P Lin ' . eynoldsburg 51 'Sfiffhn 4 1 vno dsburg 40 New Albam 0 lfrrmi11on'g K0Uy51a,5-G .X R vnoldsburg 19 Canal Vim play by Gnrman We-.., chester 0 t Hili Vaughn hohli gif goof' Umi . Reynoldsburg Z0 Dulflin 0 US! at a Sm ' 10IlSvm'carz fi ' N 'A 150143 Q0 14 points the first k 11 .hm :DNN I1 CS U EUTIY SCOT9 Gives Hamilton l'D8l'E7Ci back with If counted 42 PM R ' ' ' mv ti iz-d and 20 in the fourti' Mmmpvn H ,M wx Wm Over Beaver Creek Humsiron Decasson mjWf0,,m. ,wks ',c,,,,Qd wi llanqggwg 'IR'v.x'1wixzp mu- fi fasi. in payfiirt T6'i'I'il0!'3'. Wvber 1 mm locbzlifw ww in 2, bsnffe ff' dv- WICITUQ'1'9 i'mnw'v Nwuiih IOP CHVPC 'YEMW ,. . , L':ez-mi Xhfwzxwtrr m cu-nsgmi Nw gina! the flrfif lInn'm.am1, a gfwnu A Ii:-nmslvfm limi-51, LMMu,-- ' ww ',gg'y15,hghy7 1,557 112.11212 Vflkii UN' ' W Sfuazfwi. ii:ar2w211mL SijVs x'1'L A 1 ,'.f 1Q ? MX ,H ,fx an ru U- ,LW ' v- , 'raiiffe , ,,, f , - --ul ,X , db, f,g7+fk,x: 2 Z. I'-' .A 3 4, 4,4 v,, J ftm v'4fv,u . ,gg Qs f-pu ww af'g' . ,v : av DHA A - KR Q ,,,,, ww if I F N, . 'fmsffwgff pf Q 4' a ,Q .1 w ,,f 4' 'Q ' Aff., ld 4 Af Q O if gn: 3 G S ii? 11:3 .ai Q Zi 1 is 'B U Quays-u'c w6 8. ' . 'gli ' Hamilton Tounshxp 20 Grow fldsnuk ' the gazigergtfith seo? porn, Hamilton '1ownAS'h'if . 'P ye of the touchdowns. irounced Gahanna Lmcoin , I n . German started the fm' the first time In eight scoring spree when he ref years. 37 to 7, and finished -Dm' Mafmvs f 'b'e 'nd ns 'hw mwiefvaied champion of the ban wer on a short ihe Franklin CountyLf':1gue Fri- inf' followed 8 smyard day mam- was nailed back with a touchdown. I Q lrted the third P :-..u. u..a.3fas.3 -A ard pass into was nailed wil . ar 'qwapid Q :frail Y x 10's um 650' .ami on owns ip, W ie blasted Reyhoidsbiirg 38-6 Friday THEN- is tied wiih the Purple H-21lflf'I's for the best leam record i7-ll an the F!'8Ili-THU Foiinigv area. And il' the Rangzefs get bv Gahariim lkiis week. lheyfll clogzup Matching last yoalfs record Di ' ' W mu1wnUA,gA3f.DR, seven vifrtories and only two losses no Gahanna and Dublinl will prove zz ms,ux's-sized job for a boy-like squad of Hamilton 'lfiwnshzp Rfiiizzf-if ihis, fail. i Jim Marine o Scores Th ree TDS Hamilton Township, which SUT' prised Reynoldsburg with a 38-6 walloping a week ago, finished in PI I ayer Schoo McClure. Groveportv ., Norris, Groveport ,Deiewesen Dublin W, . Niereeix Hamilton Twp. Culberson. Grove City Lilies. Grove City Bennett. Reynoldsburg Weber. Hamilton Tw . Townsend. Werltefvilgr NW-U-xiii CSI of the area outfits in , , . Q-mg .. -. Q Ri iff and hi? high gear last night by trouncxng, ,. .A . Il.. H16 f'l?i.ml.D In H t fi rmn. Gin-ve Cityl Qav,,,,,i55, 3-hm ll xxlll lux 1:1 . are eliglial Gaharma, 31:-7, to walk oi! with giaxgsiigblmmlii-H Two nw, N, lg in m ix ly 1,m,,,h wi, the Franklin County Leaguelnam-l,j H,,y,,,,1,m,i,g .- . ., , f W, wi, championship. It was the sev- ilgwwil, Rewnioown ' -.' 'S' il U , 'fs' A 1 ' 1 th Uloif-, Westerville , 15.uf 841 fiifll, that lfazi V eague Wm or ekinh-mont Reynoldsburg L KTYYTDQ li-om l Il lllll 'IHN ,41 5-hows 20 viciories' A ' M -M . , ,- -, he Pwfilli Hllwl l I1l H '+ for his three-wo um SILNIORS A V 'ai 5' 3 ren ,V gglmigifgn. Inkanim vxiuwiexir-c are a o W- ' , '1 r ' , Y g V X i 4- -i 7 . ,. , A . Nni,txihmE:1gr1s1iGMM ,L mfmpm of Sttaclxle 1. mfliidate.-. lhei me '12, , . Q' ' , , Q HYXV:i5,' lim. :limi Ronnie l 3: , Q WS. Vflgh ? H UH' :HX ,. rglllll. L2 we oi 1:1-wifi :md M 1 ' - X9 er - ' ,gn Q ' M A4 'W rs! LXHXXXX A ,X , V, ' nw , K X, SCN 1 fr - X.F'ilf'l, l60-pounder con L . V f ' . 3. fmm lwiifxrack is workll a l .. A A . i 1 4 , - ' ou ' - vi- Nfl. 50111012 well aa Ulf? quarterbac ' , ,Q N ,,,'-Q ,,' dx E 1 if. Emil. sophomgwiio, lgio, is hack at righ . .' X ' 3 'gs 0' 5 5 Q out . flgvuwiv' Gprfl -' -., Q ' 4 Q , - Ee! s tv. my N x.'s x ii K who... - mu .xlollci again Opera . 4, H J fy' miie' g .9151 I 'W 35 3 fiicflillliack, although he weigh , 'H g ,W Q ,s' ,Q H- 'X Wapmao, 1554 f N 'Q '5'. 'f. i X lunior , 4 , 1 Mir Qu K 3 Q lx 'P Bond and Myeis, eacl' S, fs ' 'gil - A ' 'Rive Hamilion experience . , ia I , s Q , 'ig A W, Q 55:9 -Q K 'Irol . slizrdy 190-p0undS 0 ' Q I. QA 1 v . 1, s 4, ,xnxx 45: 1' 1 RIA 3' A os, has .limited from iullk . , In e P 3 ,, ' X E lc, wi :isle Cramer, G 5 L fl ' f - Cramer. Bond and 1 ,z 6 v. gh 4 g.O A... i' 1-QQ- egg Ei 4 ' if K av ,400 info WW. I oo, Q o eo, Mi at its ' .is ii ltxtliu' 'Q Y 1 J 5' is: an .X ' , - 5 . Nipgfi 'Q .Bo 1851 Qgsfftg , u Q Ji Q 15 ' s , m ' io ei!! 5 QQ gi. .lm --0 fokitisiq A as I Ae 'QQQQ R' if if A Q Q QYQ: 23: 'it or F ,- we we i :M ga,-Q. ,A at L' I1 ig-figs 5 Lamar? lg 9 , 5 i3L ,vice yy: e Yitg-SVA - g..ws,ga,- .wg ors. while the othei 're seniors. ' Q EAN! FACES on x A 'Q' md this is only Q-ndition dealing ig. They Range! our orfiy View scrlmma e f' ' inga ' 8 gel? Yi 45 S if Q. Q Ay. But hard, 00 i and the elimma i ,r jobs for a nun whnwhad. no 12.3.55 U JICK TROTT ind. Wlhl atstanding on deienso id! ilton, which hcl yards rushing and MVC! downs. The Ran89TS PIC 011 1318 Und I 285 yards EY0 dtho idiot! 1 -01' the 14 first downs Q 6 'if 'Lt end there' -, to the Win-i and 19. Time rani f on the first threat, an 80 yard drive and Canal held for I I L E on the 19. made some serious bids, too. one going to the one foot line. ihantiamilton made a great goal-line This astand here, checking the visitors for Orrxthree timei after Canal had ad- .,ii'ij5 !Qi?3i53Sm iflillwgiottoafiftii'fFiZ 15nY3d5iIi Jem' Webber inter' Nrgtmsg lg,rie,ht the dehtlesef-ond quarter. 8 paSS by TOIII RallSCh Kameiduze-up. Once Gr? gets pas: zlliouf Harfgilicfiilelfx mCilf:?1f'h0fCT:1l211ha2li1g up an Offqjagkle 1-un b , ,, , A, , ..., A Q fp A S ' b twice in me omnhsgubqszggffQirfiwzil-llfeenilxpmmm5 d Mp M0631 so-fiifi-Bggna Mercer that netted 60 - - 4, , , .' - ., - :mv E ' ' and a touchdown which rloggieewffblglfssilgsiih f V-Mercer. Hariiilton Tivp. full- H Scoring Sp,-ef. that carp L 1 lf . K 15? an LEAGUE back, looks like a. peaceful fel- defeated Hanlllton 'Toyvn fB6CkST-+0-BOl'ld Pass school cF1nal.Savi,1,1fl'gu- o In -low in this picture, but he a 3840-6 victory Qver Re 1 . , HamiI1QnTW'p, 7 o o 215 fs fiwrecked Reynoldsburg 's Raid- bu,-Z FI-iday night, 5Clvcks for Hamilion gmggidiizww g 5 g 314 gg gm, Friday mm by punching Mmm. was me whoiei 3 A C- ,, B .k R-H Bn d csahaigica ...fQ. 3 4 o sever four touchdowns in Hamil' attack for Hamilton Town Q Ni Iengfalnletilppr s ' 1 Q fn 2::Linwii1'.'fIf' 2 1 3 111 moz ston's 38-6 victory over PFC' it bllmppd Unboafen RG lg? IFF xfrmg, :hx .Q aggnu, t W Mifflin n 6 i gg ggg tviously unbeaten Reynoldsburg- bm-g from the champion i,,j',,'f7'B2QW 5'f.5,,1f'-..g.1.-,T1Sf2LY NW M23-T,L4.42,.'f-l-e-- --rn-no bv Bin Cheatham. the mmm coqmy 193 ion mp 'wimw Nw em-nnrl vom' in a'l'0w 1 The aerial, 95 U 1 ou l BW Ollll HIII 1011 3 S' Jerry Weber M 1 new 9' .EX H ,A , wiv, n 'X XX Eff X is 4 is Sf -inv- as Faf' ref S' Queen: Shirley llarst lfscort: Hay lficlds Nlaicl of llonor: Nlarlene Oillarra liscort: llan Clinger junior :Xtte-ntlant: Mary Griffith Escort: Kenneth Stover Junior Mtendant: Nlarlene Hassie Escort: Charles Egbert Sophomore :Xttendant Sharon liausnaugh Escort: John XX arnen The Queen and her Court were elected hy the Student Body. The Homecoming game was played on Friday. October 23. 1953 with Canal Vidnchester. QUE 5 . 1 . W f 1 as li 2 ,ww 51,1523 'Wlmff t 193315. lhf' ,,J t gg A 5:l'f5!!i,-3--:i ,s4-95, 5 .14 'v, - ' ' 4-,que- I 5. ,R 5 M J jiQ? 34m'o. 1 f fc, 95 L BPS PIP nm! mg rom 01111 V T of ,The Franklin County Leaguclstreak ond as iiw. Duiaim mdmifQQ5, ent too many nights wifhourmle ifFi!7Si'31'9: 'l3hef1'i?'S? Y4E?1?3?i'i9l . Aarm You ll mt mg HL Mm! ne or Timm of th? teams m WC! Hamiiimm spoiiod Nw Lawns iff tandmgs upper Strata gpumggri T-G lezifi, hm 1130 Iifzxvgvn QV der cut by an Of!-beatvn mem- loaguos most impz'mwi HUB A . So Hamilton Townshipk ro- fo -ACHYIW Ulwif SWGSQZ- if venated Rangers took the cueifiglfiiii my nd knocked Gahanna Lincoln! W A' out of first place Txxcasdaylfigg 5gEi,g:'IXff'?' at' Gaharma. Sth ' h ' , ' upsetting the Lioos. Nami!-'Wiih is fgfnafgx reduced the leagww fwlolffi- A K to UPVO icjilflfi H xv!! MIX a, L 9-3 each turn be reduced 1 and D :sum :mx Wednesday mr FOR THE SECON 1. Gahanna has HAMILTON TOW jump on the Lf second half as Fetheroli and I connected for a W Xpgyux yy: nm ,xf winners never although Gahar contention un a 37-29 lea left in the goaled at th Meige followe- poims to redux to 37-36 with 2 Dond and Myer! 8 41-36 score and do then was fi Fetherolfs fox H XWI INN -f- put the game Gahanna. Gahanna had an the floor, but H: of 27 foul shots while Gahanna xii XIX! 'Q of 12. Don Ma 1 not from outside, i NNW' l N U ith 18 points, whil XHXXXX '29 15 lor the winners. Our boys were Wag fully during that Io We wermft playing I We just ccmldrft win have the propc-r atm confident, of their ah The other night. if they didxfr Wink fo HXXIII IUX M that Gahamm would u Xl XIHUX Hi XXM IX zz, MXHXNXX K Nl XX Rl I.XNXz ff HXXIH IHX 2 HXXIH NJN 'M lXNXl XN!XlHl6H'lC 'L Q xl an , ,sslw I ' WRX QU: zfefjg Y 5 our 1 5 W' from bffhmd I0 Wm OW' Gimp nfhsr one of the Countv teams Thxs iamous cr of the ol o Season rose up Frxday mght th F ,1 L um Lea ue I and Groveport a 56 49 set I 9 rarmm O 5' Z UD 11: own Lauri Fm Hamilton Township c fer yranmg by th,-ee Domyg rently xx the hottest ham m t an one game gt me hm! Hamxiton w,q-01-gd 02 loop And although out of Xl' 'Nbut loser pm,-.15 m fp? thlyd period tg yake raw the Rangerw defmntoh UT 1 41 38 Iead and cushxoned 'melt haw H WICG U1 the WICCUOU 1 for G1 ox epo Grivepcrt 'rn' rn T . QLD? I I A I hr, 1, f ' 5' 'I 4 'fi' ' 4- K .I f Q .A 4 9 Y A V I , , . . 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'front c Mex-ew 1 Becker 1 Toialw Q e nt and of Q nmigfmn Township rontmue to lmproxe WGYOVOPUU ODPII a forma: 'X asf PN I I I I -IXN IIXXIII INN ll IXXXI, XXINQ IIINII II IIXNIII INN Rh NI-QNX XIIIXNN A II XXIII INN II Pl III IX Jw IIXNIIIIHX Ib ' f'ImX'l'I'HH'l is JK, I, HXXIH lux M HI-I3 Ncmllwlllu I IIXXIII IHX 'll 4 Nl.l XINI I2 6 IIXXIIIIHX fo IQXHNXXX 541, II XNIIIIHX W XIII-'Ifl IN 33 IIXNIIIIHX P IXNXI, XNINIIII III If IIXXIII IIHXI NIM XIISXXY ' II XNIIIIIIN III N V xx, te 'ait perxod rufh fhf' FIWUIP lxvn Ion-h Pay UD mmm T' 1' dmppod rim ma-ik nf Qi i f f' I 4' l . li A l ex, i T' ' .rf I Q The court consisted of five girls and their es- corts. This was the first year that a freshman girl has taken part in the Homecoming Ceremonies. She was Mary Lou Herron. escorted by Keith johnson. The sophomore attendant. Shclliy Lawhun was escorted by ,lim Hoon. The two junior at- tendants were, Elaine Wlilburn, escorted by Earl Eseman and Ann O'Harra, escorted by Dick Ger- man. The Senior attendant and Maid of Honor was Jane Rallies. escorted lry Ray Fields. ,Q . is X. 'M- 'is The Senior Class of Hamilton Twp. High School nominated Mary jane Nlarrinello as their 1954 Basketlmall Homecoming Queen. She was elected by the student liody. Her escort was Charles Egbert. 5 , 1 1 s 5 i 5 L i . 2 l , feaewe ?aaz!54ZZ A A A ILT xv E' N I xl xxf vi -af ,- Cui XF' vu, ,,... v-44 ...ye i59'L is , . 'ff Qiny' vasuwufulrfmam f f 1 I- 4 4 '11 First row. Dick German, Carl Mercer, Dale Roof, Pete Tufts, Bob Cramer, Paul Elhs. Second row QQ, ,f Mr. Orr. Paul Sprague. Bill Myers, Bill Bond. Dick Trott, Jim Marinello, Alvin Lanthorne. 1' E 2 ii First row, left to right: Tom Ellis, Jim Perry, Eddie Tucker, Larry O'Harra, John Warner. Forest Doersam, Charles Newberry. Second row: Emerson Darst, Richard Egbert, Jerry Featheroff. George Baker, Eugene Chapman, Jim Hedrick, Bruce Johnson. Third row: Carl Mercer, Bill Myers, Bill Bond, Rudy Caldwell, Stanley Dunnigan, John Prushing, Mr. O'DelI. 0 I U xa First row: Shirley Darst. Mildred Knight. Dolly Chapman. Nancy Downing. JoAnn Karner. Ann O'Harra. Verla Haynes. Jeanette Johnson. Dorothy Coffee. Second row: Miss Belcher. Ann Becker, Dorothy Evans. Mary Jane Marincllo. Dcloris Prince. Shirley Meadows. Joyce St e'y'c' ns. Loretta Macready, Marlene O'Harra. Nancy Keller. Third row: Helen Bond. Juanita Peck. Mary McDade, Eleanor Shephard. Ruby Lawhun. Bcrnita Nance. Shirley Fcl irff ibcr. The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to promote interest among girls in athletic activities. health, and sportsmanship. The club membership is for Sopho- mores, Juniors. and Seniors. Any girl may become a member after acquiring 23 points. Every girl must have a grade of B or better in physical education and an average of C in all other subjects. Points can be earned by participating in speeclball, volleyball. basketball. hikes. and horseback riding as well as swimming and boys ling. G. A. A. sponsors the football homecoming. parties for the basketball players, foot- ball team. etc. The goal of the girls is to receive the large HH which is given for earning 100 points. With the earning of 150 points numerals are given. Bracelets are given to Seniors earning 200 points. President .,..,..,.. s,,. J oann Karner Vice Preszklenl 7 Dolly Chapman Secretary .,,s.,s Ann O'Harra Treasurer ,,,, , ,e,,,, , ,, 7 Nancy Downing Sergeant-at-Arms s,,,ee , ,...s Millie Knight Verla Haynes Advisor .... ,,,ee M rs. Mary Belcher f444ac641!cha cg 1 , Q 1. , md 'A 'Kgg-2-Q 1 . ,h g , 12 H Q. if 3 4 vm K 1-if six! 5 ' 4 L 1A , -fbf--fff1f'f?g4,2g'fM- rlfylli W 'P E I Wk fexvrww K pg, vs! K, ,af ll 'ff' ,- SENIOR CLASS HISTORY There were one hundred and four proud but a trifle scared freshmen that started thelr nmth year ln September of 1951 at Hamilton Township High School We all thought we were really something too at last by entering our first year of hlgh school Since we had such a large group of students we filled four home rooms We were under the direction of Mr James Kirkpatrick Mr JamesJ1nks Mrs Dorothy Utz and 'Vlrs Jean Sherman Many of the boys went out for sports and made the reserve football and basketball teams We held tlass elections and elected Bernlta Nance as our president Robert Calvert as our Vice president Paul Oliver as our secretary treasurer Earl Eseman as one of our Student Council members and Dolly Chapman as our other Student Council member As we came back in 1932 for our sophomore year we were a tnfle smarter a little prouder and no lon er scared The girls were allowed to Join the Glrls Athletic Association for the flrst time We had only three home rooms Our directors this year were Mrs Florence Cope Mr George Cole and 'Vlrs Diana France Then electrons got under way wrth Dlck Forman as our president Marlene OHarra as our Vice president Ben Nloore as our secretary Grace Holden as our treasurer Jerry Weber as one of our Student Council members and Bermta Nance as the other For the first time the girls were eliglble for the Queen s court We chose Marlene O Harra as our football attendant She was escorted by Bud Fisher We chose Peggy 'Nlunschas our Basketball attendant She was escorted by Ray Cramer Nlany of the boys participated ln such sports as football basketball track and baseball ln our Junior year we were even more proud We were active members in many of the school activities such as the GA A H1Y Tri H1Y Future Teachers Glrls Chorus Band Spanish Club and Library Staff We again had three home rooms under the dlrectlon of Mrs Diana France Mr Norman Shipley and Nlr Paul Orr We elected Class Officers and chose George Becker as our president John Bryant as our vice president Deloris Prince as our secretary Joann Karner as our treasurer Nancy Downing Ruby Lawhun Dolly Chapman and Dick Trott as our Student Council members Honor Society members were chosen from our class Those chosen were John Bryant Bernlta Nance Darlene Ray Bessie Leighley Dorothy Lorfee George Becker Ray Fields Joann Karner and Shirley Schreiber Our class put on a play called Meet Corliss Archer Mrs Diana France was our director The cast consisted of Darlene Ray Paul Oliver Bermta Nance John Bryant Nancy Downing Dolly Chapman Dick German Mary McDade Mary Moore Robert James Shirley Darst and Ruby Lawhun Our student directors were Nina Karshner and Nancy Keller We chose light blue and dark blue as our class colors and a white rose as our class flower Our class was represented ln the football queens court by Joann Karner escorted by George Becker and Janet Kallies escorted by Samuel Hedrick In the Basketball queens court we were represented by Mildred Kmght escorted by Gulles Rlchardson and Mary Jane Marmello escorted by Phillip Meteer We were honored to have Nancy Keller Dorothy Corfee Millie Knight and Juanita Peck as our reserve football cheerleaders Shirley Darst was one of the reserve basketball cheerleaders Darlene Ray was chosen to attend Buckeye Girls State and John Bryant was chosen to attend Buckeye Boys State The majorettes from our class were Bernlta Nance and Helen Bond The substitutes were Ruby Lawhun Marlene OHarra and Shlrley Newberry At last we were able to attend the annual Jun1orSen1or Banquet The 1953 banquet was held at the Fiesta Club Seniors at last' How long we had been waltlng for that day Our class offlcers were George Becker as president Damel Clmger as vice president Joann Karner as secretary Dolly Chapman as treasurer and Earl Eseman George Becker James Marmello and Dick German as student council advisor Our football Homecommg Queen was Shirley Darst with Ray Fields as her escort The maid of Honor was 'Nlarlene 0 Harra with Daniel Clmger as her escort Loretta Macready was the mistress of ceremonies Our Basketball Homecommg Queen was Mary Jane Marmello escorted by Charles Egbert The mald of Honor was Jane Kallles escorted by Ray Fields 'Willie Kmght was the mistress of ceremomes Gulles Richardson led the band as head drum major The majorettes were Nlary Moore Bernlta Nance Helen Bond Ruby Lawhun and Nlarlene O Harra Our Senior Play was held on March 26 a mystery comedy entitled Dangerous Nan lVIcGrew directed by Mr McM1chael At commencement we were proud to have Dorothy Corfee as our Valedictorlan and Bessie Lelghley as our Salutatorlan And so on Nfay 21 1954- our high school days have come to an end We wish to thank our parents teachers principal and superintendent for their help guidance and understandmg during our years at Hamilton Township High School I I 7 9 . , , , q 7 I 9 ' . 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YN f. iw, C .f' , r. .J l Eli.. 55-H' , J -' 'fx' .W Mr. Raymond McMillin and Mr. Harper have served us tremen- dously as janitors during the past year. Not pictured: Mr. Perry. Here are our faithful bus drivers: Weridall Herron Jim Sheets Oscar Elam Lee Collins Harley Herrun Not pictured: Leo Young and Ed Hann Wle thank them for their aid in transporting us In and from school. 'a uf ,V wr A 9 During the school year Mrs. Weber. Mrs. Potts, and Mrs. Sheets have served us faithfully in the cafeteria. We have appreciated their help and co-operation very much. Sf'- Q-' NR J 3 www Compllmen+s of +he PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION of Hamllfon Township Hugh School E? gk, THE BUCKEYE STEEL CASTINGS COMPANY 2P Clb Oh CompIimen+s of BABBERT'S TAVERN OHIO MIDLAND LIGHT AND POWER CO EI+ S Columbus. Ohio Canel WincI'aes+er, Oh ec ric ervice THE PEOPLE S BANK COMPANY Canal Wlnchesfer Ohio I904-50'rh Anniversary I954 MEMBER OF FDIC BERGER MEATS INC Wholesale and Refanl NO ORDER TOO SMALL NOR TOO LARGE CUSTOM KILLING Columbus Ohio Harlman Farm Orchard and Vineyard Apples Peaches Grapes 4 Mules Sou+h of Columbus Roufe 23 Lombard: s Place Pizza and Spaghe'H'l Shadesvulle Ohuo FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 224 Fornof Road Ga. 355i 'I Dairy Queen I622 Parsons Ave. Di. 3344 MaH's Sundaes Cones BeH'y's Dry Cleaners G 96lI 256 Obefz Ave Obe+z Ohio Congrafulahons +o fhe Graduahng Class of I954 Johnson s Res+auran+ 24 Hour Service 255I S Parsons Ave The Cl'I'IZenS Bank of Member of F D I C Ashvllle Ohio Phone II 263 E Mann S+ a. Q Q T Ashville I The Columbus Compllmenls of Rendering Company General Fafs Olls Proleuns Baking Co Fran Road G 7 Makers of Bond Bread Columbus Ohio Ga 8726 Office Hours Curhss Candy Co MON TUES WED 900 500 PM FRI SAT 9 00-6 00 P M Dr Wendell W Pfefferle Compllmenfs of 0P+0me+r'5l Chapman Traller Courf I845 Parsons Ave l52 Wnlluams Road Du 4528 Columbus Ohio lc a. lI2 l Hume' Cain THURS. moo-uzzoo AM. Di.lI50 ,, ,z 2 ,, DECKER CONSTRUCTION General Con'rrac'ror ROADS STREETS DRIVEWAYS cl PARKING AREAS 207 Vlclor Avenue Columbus 7 Ohio Ga 7592 Ga 0825 Besl' Washes 'ro Ihe Gracluahng Class of I954 Shell Co I335 E Mann Coumbu hlo JACKSON PIKE SAND and GRAVEL CO Offuce and Planf Columbus Ohno WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL Ga I660 Complnmenls of Cassa BonlI'a I338 E Mann Columbus Ohlo HEAVY DUTY womc A SPECIALTY HIGH FRANK GARAGE Truck Servlce 2228 Soufh Hugh S+ree+ Ga 30I5 Columbus Ohlo JACKS BARBER SHOP JACK McKINNEY CALVIN FULLER RICHARD HAFER l9l3 Parsons Ga 6605 PREMIER FLORAL COMPANY Complefe Floral Servnce I835 Parsons Ave Ga 2748 HELM FLORISTS Flowers 'For all Occasuons 484 Fores'I' af Washmgfon Columbus 6 Ohlo I I an 0 . ' l s, O ' I997 Jaclcson Pike I New and Used Cars RAGER CHEVROLET SALES THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BUY OF ALL C A RAGER Owner Grovepori' Ohuo Fr 7 535I DONLEY AUTO SERVICE SOHIO GAS d OIL ACCESSORIES TIRES d BATTERIES GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Sou+h Eourfh Sfreef Du 4333 RALPH R DONLEY Prop CompIumen+s of OAKS TRAILER COURT and GROCERY ELAM S GROCERY MEATS GROCERIES FROZEN FOODS POULTRY PRODUCTS 36 Lyle Ave Ga 202I Obefz Ohio SHADY MANOR RESTAURANT and MOTEL STEAKS CHICKEN SHORT ORDERS ShadevlIIe Ohno Rou+e 23 HARVEY S MEN S SHOP The Sfore for Young Men l8l4 Parsons Ave Ga 0959 Complumenfs of +he FOREIGN GROCERY CO I956 Parsons Ave CALL US WE DELIVER Columbus Ohio Ga 2l38 WHITE S PHARMACY I I79 Mann Sfreei' Ev I I40 Prescrlphons an H H an 3427 S. High S+ree+. Ga. 0I64 l . ' I NORTH GRAIN CO Gram Coa Seed Orovepori' Ohlo 753I ASHVILLE HARDWARE CO Every+hmg an Hardware Mann Sfreei' Phone I0 Compllmenfs of THE OBETZ COAL 8: GRAIN CO Coal Gram Feed and Hardware Ga 2095 Obe+z Ohlo CompIlmen'rs of MILLS ROADSIDE MARKET NORM ZITZKE Grovepor+ Ohlo SHEETS GULF SERVICE Obe+z Ohuo Ga 0226 Tires Ba+Ierles ParI's DUPLER S I G A STORE Groveporf Pike Ga 7565 Mon Thurs 8 am 6 m CompIlmenI's of SIMMONS 81 SONS MARKET SIMMONS GULF STATION Ga 0226 Obe+z Ohlo DELIVERY SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF ASHVILLE BANKING CO Member of Federal Deposlf Insurance Corporahon ' 34 ' Fr. - I I I, 1 1 .- . . .- p. . OASIS RESTAURANT Home Cooked Foods Home Made Pies Foun+aIn SSFVICS 75703 Grovepor'r O Represenfing FARM BUREAU Au+omobiIe Fire and Life INSURANCE Grovepori' OhIo Fr 75377 WILL W FISCHER 8I SON GROWERS DEALERS DISTRIBUTOR OF FANCY VEGETABLES AshvIIIe OhIo Columbus Phone AD 74I3 Besf WIshes +o +he Graduahng Class of I954 CONEY SLAND II9I Parsons Avenue Dealer In Ford Cars BORDEN S GARAGE COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE som and FENDER SERVICE Auro PAINTING DEALER IN EvINRuDE ourBoARD 54 MerIIne Ave Obefz O LIfe Insurance doen I' Cosf If Pays For RETIREMENT INCOME EDUCATION MORTGAGE FAMILY PROTECTION Be sure you Insure wI+h CYRUS DONAHUE AND THE WESTERN SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE CO MCCLISH DAIRY PRODUCTS HOMOGENIZED SOFT CURD CREAM ORANGE DRINK BUTTER Bes+ WIshes +o Senrors of I954 Phone Ga 55I7 Fr. - . - . . I I I . STANDARD MILK-CHOCOLATE DRINK SUCCESS and BEST WISHES +o The OUTGOING CLASS of I954 Mr and Mrs George Darfus FR 7 5389 FR 7 5643 Mann S+ree+ GROVEPORT OHIO BABY PICTURES Ray Fields Mary McDade Darlene Ray Harlen Wllburn Shirley Schrleber John Bryani' LoreHa Macready Berm+a Nance Nancy Downing Rose Fraley Shirley Darsl' BeHy Brown Eleanor Shephard Carol Johnson Delorus Prmce Peggy Munsch Dorofhy Corfee Janei' Kallues Mlllre Kmghf Nrna Karshner Juamfa Peck JeaneH'e Johnson Joyce S'revens Dol' and Jo Evans Ann Becker Nancy Keller Joann Karner Dlclc Troll' Shirley Meadows Rudy Caldwell Helen Bond George Beclcer Earl Eseman . ' I9. ' . 20. ' ' ' . 2l. ' . ' 22. ' . ' ' 23. . 24. . 25. . Dan Clinger 26. Jane Kallies . ' 27. . ' 28. . 29. . ' 30. ' - 3l. ' - 32. - 33. - ' . 34. ' 35. I, ,.., r . , ff 5 Sw ww A Q- H1 ,3.,Q-Q ii, Q5 46. ny. EE J ,ff :Riagg :tg Fi M 9 a' gy . -.1 SAL 3, f 1 V5 ,FL I I . ,yy WWXW NQQXQ W QM pjpafiiysdjg' Gm? C Q f' J We K WW kbw we M216 KZ! 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