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

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To THE CLASS or 1931: Two of the finest experiences in life are the pleasure that comes from the best possible performance of a task and the satisfaction that one has in serving others. The World 'to-day needs people who realize this. I hope you all belong to this class. In your four years of high scho-ol I trust you have come to know the comfort that is derived from buckling down to a job and from staying gby it until you have done the work appointed for you. The joy of unselfish service you may already have experienced, but you will come to know that in greater degree as wider and more varied opportunities offer. Whether you gain fame and wealth is not material as judged by the standards here mentioned. I hope that each of you may have the lasting satisfaction that comes fro-m knowing that you have played the game the right way. Then your school will be proud of you. Sincerely yours, df: , June, 1931 .

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Faculty SCHOOL reflects the spirit of its faculty. The warm, personal atmosphere at Hartwell High, the intimate bond between instructors and students, and the acquisition of education with pleasure speak well for the faculty of our school. They have been our pals as well as teachers. Yvc appreciate their friendship, their capable instruc- tion, and the many ways in which they have in- fluenced the shaping of our characters.

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