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

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Graduation JUNE 11, 1931, 8 P. M. PROGRAM OF EXERCISES CORONATION MARCH . ................... - ......... .... M eyerbeer Orchestra SALUTE T0 THE FLAG ...... .......... .... H 11 gh' School Pupils HIIAND OF HOPE AND GLORY ................ ............. E lgar High School Chorus INVOCATION .......... . ...................... Rev. W. Edward Roberts SEAND THE GLORY OF THE LORDH .............................. Handel High School Chorus GOVERNMENTAL CONTROL IN BUSINESS .............. George Leonard Alcoke CIIOI'1NIANA .... ............ ............. ........... . ..... S a a r Girls' Glec Club 'IYHE GREAT AINIERICAN. . . ........ .... .... 1 J Zuma Long a. FoRsAI:EN ...... ................. .... K o .schat Boys' Glee Club b. ulhIO0NRISE,,. . . ................. . . .Pache Boys' Glee Club SCHOLARSHIP RECOGNITION Harvard Award. Bryn Mawr, Alliance Francaise, Mathematics Awards. a. GOD 'POUCHED TIIE ROSE ..... ........... . .... . .. .... Brown High School Chorus b. UIJEND ME X'OUR AIDH .... ................. .... G' O unozl-Fisher High School Chorus PRESENTATION OF DII-LOMAS ....... ........ A ssistant Supt. Chas. Otterman CC VOICES OF SPRINGH ...... . ................ Strauss IBENEIDICTION ..... 4 ............................. Rev. James P. Attridge VV. E. Fisher, Director Of Chorus Isabel Flett, High School Cl1Orus and Boys' Glee Club Accoinpanist Mary Louise Ewry, Girls' Glce Club Accouipanist Western Hills High School Orchestra

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7-Miss Adamson gives one of her easy Civics tests! l1iPieturcs taken for Annual. 14-Last minute preparations for exhibit to-night. 15-Seniors victorious-9523 to the good on dance. 18-Music class and spring fever. Ho hum! 19-Prof. Leo Stoffregen entertains us. 22--Last minute worries for sale of bridge tickets. 26-Ethel and YVillie, big seniors, give principal parts of verb-Hbring, brang, brungf' 27-Big pep meeting to launch sale of Annuals. They're oft! 28fSeniors give picture show. Struggling, struggling to pay for this dear old Annual. June 2-Zoo Day for Hartwell elementary grades. 3-Seniors look angry. Yvhy that new ruling to make seniors attend school another week? 41aWon't be long now! Junior-Senior banquet at the Zoo on the eighth. 5-VVe breathe free air! YVith wistful, backward glances we tearfully de- part from the portals of Hartwell High. 8888 Extra! Extra!! Miss Frances Brickel, teacher of French, Hartwell, marries Arthur Dondero, noted violinist of Cincinnati! Steamer romance! No sooner look'd but they lov'd, no sooner l0v'd but they sighld, no sooner sigh'd but they asked one another the reasong no sooner knew the reason but they sought the remedyf, Good luck and happiness to the bride and groom! mo 1

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