Hartwell High School - Wave Lengths Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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January 9-Les came down again this afternoon and stayed until 5 P. M.-A.L. January 16--She,s marvelous. On January the sixteenth in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and thirty, the Seniors of Hartwell High are trying to select the most beautiful girl in the class. In thinking the matter over, I believe I am justified in saying that m is the most beautiful senior girl. I know her fairly well and I truthfully gave her my decision, but she does not seem to agree. She will never be able to change my mind. She is what I call one Swrof Baby. Someday I may be able to call her mine.w-L. K. January ZOeMy Weakness.eSitting in the cloakroom, happy as can be. Sitting in the cloakroom where Miss Bartlett cannot see, Sitting in the cloakroom where Ilm out of view, Sitting in the cloakroom is lots of fun, ifs true.-L. K. January 27-Last night was a red letter night for me. I met at last a girl who suits me. She is seventeen years old-just three months younger than 1. Her name is peculiar; but, of course, I like it.-H. H. February ZSeCold to-day and dismal for me. Pickett is joining the Navy. He said last night that he probably would not see me before he left.-R. J. D. Match IZeKing for a day! Really it could not be more fun than being City Manager for .1 day, Fun? Illl say I had funw-and what a thrill! As soon as Col. Sherrill had shaken hands with me, two photographers entered and took our pictures. Imagine! I had my picture taken with the City Manager. Thrills and Heart Bumps!-D. B. April 15u--A terrible uproar was heard in one corner of the English room to-day when :1 dear little June-Bug sat on Dorothy Diehlis neck. Poor doodle-bughleshe scared it out of the window.--A. M. E. 69 v

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3.0.0.401. I929 Calendar 1930 SEPTEMBER 9-Mnrtyrs to the cause of education enter the arena. lO-Usual stampede of scared 'Treshies . ll-Back to the old routine; noses t0 the grindstone. 13-913mm call for football players. Big turn-out! High hopes! 14-Summcr sunburns die a natural death. 169Rogcrhs idea of a French ditty- Through the W'indow We Must G6,. 259Seniors break ground in diaries. First smb-9a pep meeting write-up! 27-Some encouragement for football squad! Defeated Ludlow 7-2. 30-Deck falls for the French class. OCTOBER 19Unus'ual display of aEection! Three senior girls keep Miss Brickel company after schooL tFirst of year to have D, TJ 39Paddlc 'Iinvitcs,1 for freshman reception. Looks aw-ful bad! 49Hnrtwell clashes with Reading on gridiron. Tough luckl9tie. 79-Freshmarfs Infernwthe dreaded reception. StDrnmatic Club meets. Shades of ShakespeareU 11--Herc,s the way! Hartwell llvF-Ludlow 6. 159Wns Hartwell present at Highland game? Mon Dieu! 249Red Grunge talias Lew Craig knocked out at the O. M. 1. game. 25-Hurrah, :1 holiday! Merci, dear teachers. 309An attempt to choose senior ringt Hair pullings and tongue fights! NOVEMBER 1-Hnrtwell ducks are no good in the mud. Wyoming more accustomed to it. 5-Hcavens bc thanked!9teachers are old enough to vote. Half-holiday for h'us childrefi 79Seniors finally reach a decision. Rings are ordered at last! 129First basketball practice. 139-Oh, those muscles! ZS-Senior gct-togethcr party. C'I can make my chest bounce, bounce, bounceU. 27-Th;mksgiving vacation9Bless the Pilgrims! DECEMBER 39thitchcr show-c0ncretc candyubig success. 4950mm class mccting-morc black eyes. 6-wFirst bnsketbail game of season 10-D0rothca passes another milestone. 119 Thc Old Lady Shows Her Medals -Dramatic Club play, starring BilFS hairy legs. 129 Snnkyh program by Hopi Indians. 139Report cards. All seniors get 90 in Civics! 169Eight more days of bargain-hunting . 24-Goodbye until next year. tHeart-rending 09 farewells cnsueL