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

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-Ssh! VVe have 'smystery meati' for lunch again. in M ll I jcaty f ffl lf A il if , ng wJ ,pd ' f -1 . a . ,.. , . K ,I 'L .-:-55 f gy! E616 .5 . V ' - SQ ' rf ll .lsilzglli -iv -V f 1- V '- l if -5-. as -- 5 if ,,fj7'Q3. ' 'i' 5 ky, N - if . 1 W 1 ' - 5 f 1 ii -' - f i f V . f - g :A M , . -Miss Briekel eatehes Pluma making faces at Bob K. -Everyone crams. Exams begin to-morrow. -Dejected students begin nerve-wrecking exams. February -We determine to turn a new leaf. -Girl Reserves' initiation. Follow the gleam. -Roger calls Mrs. Carlyle a fiery old devil. -VVhy the chalk marks on Pluma's gymn pants? -Again we sleep late. -Seniors write limericks. -Pat is a year older. lViser? VVis,, bluslles. Boys laugh. Little red jumper. -Hartwell boys defeat McGuffey. Score is 17-15. -The inevitable happens. Miss Adamson and Ethel wear their red blouses to-day. March -Miss 0'Brien to Roger, Come here, Sally. -Chester and Eloise at war again. -We meet Herbie Televox. -Chemistry class uses home-made fire extinguishers. -Kitty introduces new way to keep ears warm without wearing ear muffs. lfisl W., l

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237 N. 1 -.-Q I . . sh Y Q., 3 December C . ell ' Wafrrzx. . I .za a -F441 f lib kms Pluma's picture appears on bulletin board. -Kitty is sleepy. She stayed up late last night-reading a book. Martha has big date with the dashing Hammie. Finally! Mr. Fisher again introduces ulackadaisicalf' Thrilling fish stories told by Robt. M. Zimmerman, noted deep sea divel On the way to victory! VVe win both basketball games at Reading. Roger searches for evidential cireumstance,' in Hamlet. January Mr. Evans advises Eloise to have her head examined. Miss 0,Brien nips romance in the bud. Chester is moved awav from 4.1 5-Basketball games at St. Bernard to-night. 8- 9, 10-Mr. Fisher brings Good News from Heaven. 12-Music rehearsal at Music Hall. 15- 16- 17-Lester's hair turns white. 18-Seniors cry, Where, oh where is Essenwein? 19-Basketball games. Poor luck. 24-Dramatic Club presents VVhy the Chimes Rang? 5-Roger is consumed by his flaming Christmas tie. 73 9, Pluma. 13 15 16 -Miss Adamson gives new definition for squatter sovereigntyf, --Seniors recite poetry. -George Moriarity tells us how to steal without being caught fbases, of eoursej. l57l K 'T Q 'LN I f?' A ,Q 1 J ' 4 V, . W L ii,

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Q ,4 ' gl. 1f 9. 'Y 'r sy wx lm1'uM4.? : GH ME! l-I it 42? k 4 . - Q11 ,Ill il' 6 UK. . 3 . pi S . l. . . 1 . 4 lewlh SKIN Y' 'iii Avi? - 1 01' -- ,-l .- , ..., 17 19-Roger has new definition of bustle.', 23- Senior 'irl frets lecture on falniliaritv. ts - . Mr. Fisher knows why eackling llCllS lay no eggs. 25-l'nbr'eakuble glass shatters when hir. Evans. drops it 25,-u27+Juniors and seniors present Hulda in Holland. 30-Hulda has gone back to Holland. April 1 6-Hinkle trades ears. --Seniors have Uliaiby Dayf' 'ittle darlin's. 7-Civil strife. Senior class meeting. 9-Grrr!! Bears and lions! 13-Scholarship cards and basketball letters awarded. 14--ltlany grandmothers ill. Openinfr day. on floor. 16-Dramatic Club presents All theblvorld Loves a Lover. All! the de lieious Miss C0lIlC0'I'lC0.,, 20-Silence at school. Eloise begins week's vacation. 22-Seniors unearth pencils to sell. 27-lvillie lectures on 66Cl'llll0.,, 28-lve win the Valley Track Meet. May 1 4-Seniors hand in essays. Results of strenuous labor. - Pop,' tells Eloise to stop sputtering. 5--Esther sets new stvle in ni htfrowns. . C7 I 59 I P9 1...