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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1935 volume:

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HENSLEY Class President, '34, '35, Football, '33, '34, '35, BalSltLllJLlll, '33, '34, '35, Golf, '33, '34, Captain, '35, H Club, '35, Atblntic Council, '34, Student Council, '35, Hi-Y, '34, Math Club, '33, Treasurer, '34, '35 Dramatic Club, '34, '35, Glue Club, '34, '35, Selmlarsliip 85 to 9UQi', '32, '33, '35, AUDREY XVEISBROD Vice-President Class of '35, Basketball, '34, Traek, '33, '34, B.1SQlJ.lll, '31, '33, '34, '35, Hockey, '33. G. A, A., '31, '33, '35, SCC'Y, '34, Girl Rcservew, '33, '34, '35, Draniatie Club, '35, Glee Club, '31, '33, '34, '35 IRENE HENDREN Class Secretary, '34, '35, Ci. A, A., '33. Girl Reserves, '32, '33, '34, Math Club, '32, '33, Glcc Club, '32, '33, '34, Scholarship 85 to 9075 '34, Scholarship 90'f? or above, '32, '33, '35, XVILLIAM S. XVUNKER Clasa Trcaeurer, '35, Track, '32, '33, Gym Team, '33, Hi-Y, '33, '35, Nlatll Club, '32, '33, '35, Dramatic Club, '35, Glen: Club, '32, '33, '35, Circulation Manager El Rodeo . STEWART ASH mth club, '3-s. ' RALPH BRASINGTON X I Football, '33, '34, Captain, '3S. Basketball, '32, '33, '34, Captain, '35, J Track, '52, '33, '54, '35, ' Tennis, '32, '35. ' 'f H Club, '32, '33, '34, '3S. v Atlilctic Council, '32, '35g Vice-President. '33 Btunlcnt Council, '34, 'B 5. Q s j Dramatic Club, '3 -. X. Glue Club, '32, '3-O. HARRY BRUEGGENlAN iclmlnrsliip XS tu 9021, 'S' '53, '34, '35, WILLARD BRYANT l'ootb.1ll Manager, '35. Basketball Manager, '35. Track Manager, '35. H Club, '35. Student Council, '55. Math Club, '32, '33, '34, Vice-President, '35. Dramatic Club, '34, '35. Glcc Club, '52, '34. ANN DRISCOLL Girl Reserves, '35. Nfzitli Club, '33. Scholarship ss no 9023, '33, '34, '3s. EDWARD FINKBEINER Basketball, '3-l. Golf, '3 3 . DOROTHY FOTHERGILL Basketball, '34, '35. Track, '33, '35, Vulley Ball, '33, '35. G. A. A., '33, '34, '35. Girl Reserves, '33, '34, '35. Glee Club, '32, '33, '34. FLORENCE GODDARD Baseball, '32, '33, '34, Manager, '34. Vullcy Ball, '33. Basketball Manager, '35. Horseshoe Manager, '34. G. A. A., '32, '33, '34, '55. Girl Reserves, '32, '33, '34, Glf:C Club, '32, '33, '34. Scholarship 85 to 9070, '35. LAURA HANDLEY Math Club, '3l. Dramatic Club, '35. Glee Club, '31, '32, '35. RAYMOND I-IOGUE Track, '32, '33, '34, Captain, '35. Volley Ball, '34, '35. Student Council, '34, '35, Math Club, '32, '33, '34, President, '35. Glee Club, '32, '33, '34, '3s. Dramatic Club, '32, '33, '34, President, '35 ROBERT HUNTER Hi-Y, '34, Secretary, '35, Ninth Club, '33, '34, '35, Glee Club, '32. 5cl10l:u'sl1ip 9117? or above, '32, '33, '34, '35 Business Manager lil Rodeo . CHARLES JOHNSTONE Truck, '34, '35, lfuutball, '34, '35. H Club, '34, '35, Hi-Y, '35, 'I EUGENE E. KELLER ' limltballl, '32, '33, '34, '35. Basketball, '32, '33, Truck, '32, '33, '34, l'l Club, '32, '33, '34, '35, Dramatic Club, '33, '34, '35, , MARY EDNA KELLERMAN 1 Class Treasurer, '34. ' l Basketball, '33, '34, '35, ij Track, '32, '33, '34, '35, fpj ,. lsnwbnll, '32, '35, '54, '35, . 5' Tennis, '34, '35. lv ' Hockey, '32, '55, '34, Volley Ball Manager, '34, G. A, A., '32, '33, '34, '35, Athletic Council, '32, '33, '34, '35 Student Council, '35, Cilee Club, '32, '33, '34, '35, Annual Staff, '35, THOMAS KISTNER liootball, '32, '33, '34, '35, Track, '33, '34, Trainer, '35, Gulf. '32, H Club, '32, '33, '54, '35, Glee Club, '32, EDWARD KOBER Tmck, '34, '3 5. Valley lhll xl.lIl.lgCl', 33, , Student Cuuncil, '35, Hi-Y, '34, President, '35, Nlzltll Club, '32, '33, '34, '35, Glu-J Club, '34, '35. Sclwlnrxliip 9052 nr above, 32, 33, 34, '35 fy .Xsxixtant lfditnr lil Rodeo , MARCUS W. KRIEGER 'l'r.ick, '34, '35, - - ,., . , , kxlce Club, .v-, 33, 34, 35, Sclinlarsliip 85 to 9097, '35, DOROTHY LACEY Cleo Club, '32, '33, '34, '35, Art lfditnr lil Rodeo , '35. iclwlarship 85 to 90'F, '35, EUGENE LIQROY l'uutlu.1ll, '32, '33, '34, '35, linsketbnll, '32, '33, '34, Track, '32, '33, '34, Captain, '35, Tennis, '35, H Club, '33, '34, '35, 3l.itli Club, '32, Sclu-l.1rxl1ip S5 to 909r, '35, GAYLORD C. LENVIS Fwtbnll, '34, '35, Track, '33, '34, H Club, '34, '35, Student Council, '35, Hi-Y, '34, '35, Math Club, '34, Vice-President, '35, Dramatic Club, Vice-President, '34, '35. Jf HELEN LILES Girl Reserves, '32, '33, '34, '35. Glue Club, '32, '33, ,3-l, '35. Sclinlarsliip S5 to 90f?, '32, '33, '34, '35. ELSIE MARIE MACFARLAND ll Girl Reserves, '33, '34, '35. X1 . :zrli Club, '32, '34, '35, Secretary. '33. Glec Club, '32, '33, '34, '35. Scliolnrship 85 to 9092, '32, '33, '3-O. Seliolnrsliip 9052 nr above, '35, Annual Staff, '35. MARGARET LOUISE MANLEY Girl Reserves, '32, '34, '35: Secretary, Ninth Club, '32, '33, '3-l. Glee Club, '32, '33, '34, Librarian, '34. Scholarship 85 to 9052, '33, '3-4. Scholarship 9052 or above. '32, '35. RAYMOND MARSHALL Tennis, '35, Basketball, '32, '33. Model Aero Club, '32. VIRGINIA JOYCE MATTHEXVS Student Council, '3i. Girl Reserves, '33, Secretary, '34: President, '35 Math Club, '33. Librarian, '34. Foreign Policy Association Representative. Scholarship 90? or above. '33, '34, '3S. Iiditor El Rodeo . DOLLY METZGER Minh Club, '32, '33. Glcc Club, '34, '35, Scholarship 85 to 9022, ' 7 . '34, Sclmlgirsliip 9O'Y or above. W ROBERTA MORRIS linskctball, '34: Captain, '35, Track, '33, '34, '35, lhsclxill, '35, G. A. A., '32, '33, '34, Pruxiilsnt. '37 Athletic Council, '32, Srudcnt Council, '35, Girl Ruscrvcs, '33, '34, '35, lJI'.lll1,1IlC Club, '33, '35, Si:crcL.1rx, '34, Glue Club, '32, '33, '34, '35, VERNA I-I. OERLEBECK Bnskctbnll, '33 ' Baseball, '33, Huckcy, '33. Hiking Manager, '34, G. A. A., '32, '33, '34, Girl Reserves, '32, '35, '34, '35, Glcu Club, '31, '33, '34 '35 CARL POWELL EDYTHE MARGARET REIS Basketball, '3 5. Cf. A. A., 55. Glcc Club, '35, 'Q RALPH RIDDELL Football, '32, '33, '34, '35. Basketball, '33, '3-3. Track, '32, '33, '34, Captain, '35. H Club, '32, '33, '34, '35. Gym Team, '32, Glce Club, '32, '33. Advertising Manager lil Rodeo . WILLIAM C. SCHICKNER Football, '33. Yollcy Ball, '33. Annual Staff, '35. RUTH CARYL SCHMA LL Hockey, '32, '33, '35. G. A. A., '32, '33, Treasurer, '35. Girl Reserves, '32, '33, '34, Song Leader, '35. Glue Club, '32, '33, '34, '35. Annual Staff, '35. Sel1olarsl'1ip 85 to 90'QQ, '35. MARIE SEUBERLING Math Club, '33, '34, '35. Glec Club, '34, '35. Scholarship ss no 9092, '32, '33, '35. Scholarship 909f' or above, '35. CATHERINE A. SUNDERBRUCH Basketball, '32, '33, '34. Track, '33, Baseball, '32, '33, '34-. Tennis, '33, '34, '35. G. A. A., '32, '33, '35, President, '34. Student Council, '34, President, '35. Glen Club, '32, '33, '34, '35. Annual Staff, '35. MARY ETTA WALKER Track. '34. G. A. A., '34, Studcnt Council, '34, Scnrutarx Girl Reserves, '33, '34, '35 Dramatic Club, '35, Glcc Club, '32, '34, '35 junior Award, '54, Ncwxpgpcr Reporter, '3 2 Annual Staff, '35. ESTH ER li.iskcib.1ll, '3-O. liasclull, '32, '33, '34. Hnukcy, '32, '33. G. A. A., '32, '33, '34 lJI'.lI11.lIlC Club, '35. Glcc Club, '32, '33, '34, Annu.1l Staff. '3 5. ROBER Tennis, '32, '33, '35. Minh Club, '32, '33, '3 Glc: Club. '32, Xloclcl :Xuru Club, '32 HELEN WILKERSON Track, '32, '33. Girl Rcscrvus, '32, '33, 34 LJI'.1I11.lIlC Club, '35. Glue Club, '32, '55, '54 s J' CHARLES F XX ILSOX Hi-Y, '34, Vice-President Glec Club, '32. Radio Club, '52 .l'-'13-YWLVIQ . Junior Class First Row Qlcft to rightj-M. il. Haynes, ml. Drummond, D. Noble, F. Hockmulh, R. Hensley President, Mr. Gray, Sponsor, L. Kellum, Secrctaryg ,l. Mathews, Vice-Presidemg M Slonikcr, T. Cornn, A. Richards. Second Row-B. Cullen, If. Calder, C. Yerger, R. Leonard, M, Davidson, VV. Hurt, L. Sunder bruch, M. Todd, D. Davis, M. Myers, B. Heines. Third Row-Rl. Courte, M. Howard, A. Klein, H. Hare, E. Pyle, D. Benner, S. Ward, M. Short H. Davis, V. Thomas. Fourth Row-S. Carroll, R. Evans, lf. Muehlenbach, F. McCarnan, XV. Posttker, F. Schickner R. O'Hara, j. Robertson, A. Brown. Fifth Row-C. Flowers, J. Sadlier, C. Merritt, A. Paul, M. Spahr, XV. Tiemeycr, Rl. Looker, H Drake, L. Bauman. Sixth Row-VV. Condo, M. Manning, G. Dorsey, G. W'ark, R. Shutte, L. Richards, R. Mourer, A. Acton. Not Shown-G. Depoi, Treasurer. HE fine and active spirit of the Juniors of ,35 have established a new record at Hartwell High. Led by President Ray Hensley and ably sponsored by Mr. Gray, they have experienced hearty cooperation and success in all their ventures. Nor has their class loyalty exceeded their school spirit. The juniors have contributed financially, socially, and cooperatively toward the building of a happy school year. wi--u-uf.-..-.......,.w,....vmm-..w.-1 . ,. .. . . .,.,. .,,.f....-M-v-aw-.--Q---N,-..a ..-,-...M-v...-i.. ....-...-..-.. ' WVMW .s H..-..,. . . . W-1-..--.-.....,... .- . . ,W---1.-v----A-,.., .... Q . 1.-...h ... -..t..-HW.-.N-w-.1-w--.ga ... . .... X .Ki Sophomore Class SUALLY, Sophomores are more or less out of things- being the middle child as it were. They are not ac- corded the honor of a reception, neither are they considered important enough to organize as do the two upper classes. In spite of this, our Sophomores are up-and-coming and active in all branches of school life. First Row qliouoml Qlcft to rightj-E. Bossa. D. Lauderbach, L. Mangrum, l. Schwab, M Hendren, R. Gibson, QI. MeClanahan, M. Lindsey, N. Lsar, R. Palmer, L. Anderson, I Zind, M. QI. Kothe, R. Davis, M. Love, N. Hawkins. Second Row-H. Rosen, L. Martin, R. Rambicur, Hooper, M. McAninch, C. Weber, R liuehrman, M. Zerfey, R. Huber, D. Newton, S. Howard. C. Morris, B. Carr, D. Kestlei' H. Haaf. Third Row-M. Gorham, M. Suhr, C. Helwig, E. Thomas, M. Hughes, P. Brown, il. ll.1nn.1h, L Seilkop, lf. Langdon, M. Ralcliffe, R. Schmidthorst, A. Meyer, l. Vfhire, II. Koehler, S Huber, K. Mace. Fourth Row-N. Mcfiroarty, AI. Robertson, VU. Roush, E. Parkinson, R. Bible, ml. Daley, -I Sehlenker, R. Englcman, D. Hanlon, G. Spacht, T. Smart, R. NVilson, R. Steigelman, A. Davis, G. Lcvingston. Fifth Row--C. Fisehesser, G. Zimmerman, L. jones, VV, Blanton, M. Hensley, M. Manning, ll W'illiams, R. Rebholz, D. Benner, F. Bcaird, A. Finkbeiner, L. Nlfarner, A. Brown, R Bates. Sixth Row-j. Stewart, L. Keller, D. Howard, XV. Tiemeyer, H. Drake, G. Ilelwig, li Nlcllnr- nan, XV. Meyers, R. O'Hara, C. Bunner, S. Carroll, P. Conover, R. Folsom. 1 ,Qu i -4.. i ii 1 'v .i F 'ET'3l4159'2'?'25'i?f'15-!'f422ii K . 134 Q el gg. 3 S .5 if is -. ,F .5 in hi Y 72 W r 1 l i l 1-9 First Row Qleft to rightj-R. Schmall, A. Coope Brown, D. Peyton, R. Alacobs, XV. Cook, M. Helms, XV. Iingleman. Second Row- man, F Hensley, Al. Pellens, H. Smith, G, Gorham, L. Third Row-C. Vfilson, li. Vfhite, Il. Sattcrwhite, A. nrds, V. Koss, D. Puff, H. Cornn, M. Mueller, Gentry, kl. Range, j. Harper, G. Calder. Fourth Row-F. Gore, M. Kincaid, xl. Barnett, XV. Cooper, li. Melntosh, li. Beach, B. Adams, D. V. Moeller, l. Tarter, il. Heinecke, F. Gilland. lfiftli Row-V. Osterbroek, G. Bullock, R. Cloke, son, A. Gibson, Ii. Krieger, C. Dumont, F. Kautz, T. Godbey, R. Slaughter, R. Freshman Class r, V. Manning, V. Hess, B. McArthur, A. Myers, li. Daniel. R. Tebow, O. Sims, R. V. Goodwin, M. Fnglert, R. Diekman, lf. Patrick, D. Frick, M. Clayton, L. HUH . Moffett, O. McAninch, NW. Hite, V. McSwain, B. Gocrtemiller, M. Xvoodward, A. Knoop. Choice, hl. Dickman, B. Straub, T. Rich B. NX'akeman, G. Schmucker, M. Miller, M. Shivers, A. jones, D. Hunter, li. Smith, B. Micheal, K. Allan, Z. Randolph, R. Gajuw, r, D. lliid Hunley, B. O, Drosie, A. Dorsey, F. Crame - McNutt, T. johnson, B. Vonliye, D. Lawhorn. 3 Sixth Row-l. XY'ooten, li. Hope, XV. W'atson, H. Hoyt, R. Hug, R. Nunn, R. Rosen, C. Bunner, R. Gory, B. Cook, R. Gortemiller, xl. Gibson, L. Thielen, J. Brockman, R. Cason. Seventh Row-XV. Jacobs, j. Love, R. Taylor, V. Tuttle, R. Meyers, K. Carroll, H, xl. Bachelor, R, Brindle, li. Jeffers, bl. W'ood, F. Swain, M. Calder, R, Rnmlaicur. Groce, S. jones, A. Kramer, C. Armacost. liiglirh Row-G. Nlelyin, C, Fricke, C. Hale, H. McCormick. HE unprecedented enrollment of this year's Freshman Class has made it of major interest and importance in the annals of Hartwell. The Freshies have crowded classes and overflowed study halls, m aking the cry for a new school addition loud, clamorous, and demanding. Here is hoping there is more comfortable space in the ofling. +--ng-n..,...p-wn.....-iv.-Q-a -...-.-...,.-a.,+-- - - wv.C ,.-.n--t..-.wm.. . ,. mm.- WE 'are dex otmg these next few p1g,ts to our good frlends the Semors of 1934 m order that they as well as we mn heave some dtfmnte remembrance of che happy dns Wl'1lCl'l we Shucd wrth them .lt Hartwell Hlgh lASS First Row Qleft to rightj-Gene Abercrombie, Robert Abercrombie, Jewell Allan, Ruth Boehning. Second Row-Earl Caddy, Eugene Calder, Robert Carroll, Mary Crawley, Ruth Drake. Third Row-Dorothy Edington, Joseph Finkbeiner, Earl Franks, Ruth Graf, NVilliam Hinnah. Fourth Row-Stuart Howard, Mary Jones, Mary Ruth Kautz, Harry Keller, Helen Kirsch, Secretary. Top Row Cleft to rightj-Lester Knoop, joseph Knueven, Treasurer, Arthur Lake, Edward Matte, Edward McIntosh, President. Second Row-Naomi Meyer, Martha Moeller, Virgimi Moffett, Audrey Morris, Ruth Mueller. Third Row-Gladys Newton, William Pellens, Freeman Riley, Houghton Rouif, Gaylord Seilliop, Vice- President. Fourth Row-Harry Seuberling, Charles Seufferle, Eliza- beth Stroppel, Betty Vogt, Robert Wfallace. Not Shown-John Newberg, Jean Vivien. 21 V SNAPSHOTS immortalize the spirit of the moment. Here we see the cheer- fif leaders in action - football scenes - the I 3' Track Meet, big athletic event of the year- 1? Q with pretty girls enhancing all. -we f 'sem '-22:2 r- -P 5 1 -- 3 . 3 ', 4 2 3 2 i s THERE,S Hollywood material here! Do you recall the dramatic appeal for the school bond levy, the Christ- mas play, when you giggled at the wifi' short Grecian costumes worn by the boys, and the benefit performances by Sally Rand's protege? Then what would we do Without the proverbial ash can tenor? Do you recognize the pen- sive kids ? Wfunker and Qnot Ethelwynej Kirsch? i L L LX I kLSU1 L Llil um L llilx 1 u 4 1 tu simg Li mxlu cm WLI 10 I mimi iduliip I,Xl111-L'UI'l'iCLli.ll' gictix iiicx ff rm im- of Ili' mml ciiiuyilviu 2 pci? cn ' ' i s 'iimiui iifc. ililici' ' givin' ' in iiuiuig' iii Wim! lic ixxiiiy xv. .iii i lik' t lLiU,.1I1d, .I I -.4 ' imc, 1' i, f' Ll spirit uf um 1 git, ii and UIQ GANIZATI UN yymygq-Q., , . . ,?.g,:,,,g Annual Staff . l El Rodeo Staff Faculty Adviser .. ...... A Miss Betty O'Brien j Editor. ......, A.A, A .,AA.., J oyce Matthews Associate Editor A A... A Edward Kober A f Business Manager AA A AAAA Robert Hunter Advertising Managerm A AAAAAA ,Ralph Riddell l ii Ass't Advertising Manager AAAAAAA AAAA A ,Esther Weisner , Eg Circulation Manager AAAAAA A, AAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAA W illiam Wunker ' S Art Stajff AAAAAA AAAAAAA D orothy Lacey, Editorg Marietta Walker Q S Sports Editors AAAAAAAAA Ray Hogue, Mary Edna Kellerman, f ' l Ruth Schmall Z ii l Calendar AAAAAAA, ACatherine Sunderbruch, Marie MacFarland 1 i Photographers AAWilliam Schickner, Mary Edna Kellerman Student Council Scaled Qlcft to right around tnblcj-M. Slonikcr, VV. Hensley, M.ltth:ws, li. Lewis, Xl Wlilkcr, Secretary, Miss Kloak, Sponsor: C. Sundcrbruch, President: R. Morris, C. Merritt t C. Ycrgcr, lf. Kobcr, I.. Kellum, R. Brasington. Standing Qlcft to rightj-D. Poff, K. Carroll, M. Miller, M. Rebholz, li. Calder. R. Hensley M. Kellerman, R. Hogue, M. J. Kumho, XV. Bryant. HE Student Council, organized during Mr. Stewart's principalship, and composed of representatives from all clubs and classes, is the governing body of the school. This organization, meeting twice a month, discusses and endeavors to solve the problems of school life. With Miss Kloak as sponsor, and Dr. Peaslee as adviser, the Council has aimed toward inculcating into the student body greater respect for school property, a better cooperative feeling, and a finer school spirit. Athletic Council First Row-Mr. Gray, W. Caske. Second Row-B. Hensley, G. Helwig, M. Kellerman. Mr. huns, L. Sunderbruch, F. Morfelt. Third Row-R. Bl'JSlllgl0l1, C. Bunner. R. Hensley. Nor Shown-Ii. Oerlebeck. G. A. A. lfirsr Row QBottomj Qleft to rightj-M. Sloniker, Seeretaryg C. Helwig, M. AI. Kothe, M. Love, R. Schmall, Trenwurerg C. Yerger, Vice-Presidenrg Miss Blasberg, Sponsor: R. Morris, Pre,i4 dent, M. Kellerman, F. Goddard, M. Haynes. E. Reis, M. Zerfey. Second Row-li. Mclntosh, L. Martin, V. Thomas, B. Haines, C. Sunderhrueh, A. Nveisbmd, M Neblett, KI. Pcllens, G. Calder, M. MeAnineh, M. Myers, Hannah, R. Buehrni.in, M Mueller. Third Row-Fi. Carr, li. Hudson, V. Goodwin, -I. Dicknun, V. Koss, I. Seilkop. li. Zind. T' Moffett, M. linglert, O. MeAninch, L. Knoop, li. Kmutz, li. Pyle, M. Clayton, M. Miller. Fourth Row-F. Gore, A. Choice, M. Kincaid, D. Fothergill, L. Anderson, L. Sunderbrueh. S Word, M. Howard, B. Cooper, j. Barnett, A. jones, M. Pant. D. Hunter, E. White. Math Club lfirst Row Cleft to rightl-R. Hensley, If. Kober, XV. Vfunker, R. Hunter, R. Nunn, K. Cdrioll Second Row-R. Leonard, VV. Hurt, G. Lewis, M. Sloniker, Secretary: R. Hogue, President Hin Klihlli. Sponwr: NV. Hensley, 'l're.1surer, M. Howard, W. Bryant, X'ice-President. Third Row-M. Rebholtz, VY. Condo, M. xT.lCFJfl.lhd, li. Calder, C. Yerger, N. Lear. M. Todd M. Seuberling, M. Kothe, S. Ash. Fourth Row-E. Bosse, L. Kellum, li. Hockmuth. B. Haines, -I. Hooper, A. Rielurdw. il. Drum mond, M. Miller. Dramatic Club First Row fliottomj Qleft to rightj-W. Hensley, W. Hurt, R. Hensley, D. Porf, M. Reblmlz. E. Bosse, B. Cook, M. J. Kothe, VV. V'unlfter. Second Row-I. W'hite, W. Bryant, Pellens, R. Hoguc, President: M. Sloniker, Secretary: lf. Lewis, Vice-President, M. Clayton, M. Miller, M. Love, L. Handley. Third Row-Miss O'Brien, Sponsorg M. Todd, R. Palmer, C. Yerger, li. Pyle, M. Howard. M, Xvxllicr, S. Howard, Mr. Skilken, Director, VV. Condo, L. Handley. Fourth Row-H. Cornn, B. Heines, E. Zind, B. Carr, H. NY'ilkenon, li. W'eisner, j. Drummond, A. Richards, F. Moffett, N. Lear. Girl Reserves Flrst Row qlefz to nght NI MaeFarIand R behnmll NI Ixozln. NI Nhnlu I Xlatlhuu I resndent Drummond Treasurer I' Calder X :ce President I. Ixnllum Seenrarx Hlxkmutlx Second Row A Velibrod H Lrles B Hemei B Carr I1 Niclnlosh I Pellens NI N1cAn1mh N1 Nfyers R Buehrman NI Mueller ard Row I Wham NI Walker I- Zmd N Iear XI Daudwn F -3 -1- 1 .. c :FI ,- ,- ,- P r' I rf L I I Hannah NI Lmdsu NI Zerfmy uurth Row Y Ogrlgbuk R Nlorrm NI I se R I I 9 NXxrd xc. 0 X1eAnI e I Nieflanahan Ads :ser NI rs Sehu I. Rmg blrls Nluthnvus XI Xlanlu Xi NIaeFarIand I Calder Drummond I Hoelunuxlv I Ixe um Boys Glee Club First Rom LBottomj Qleft to rlghtj E Kober D Howard T Ixxstn r XX Brxnnt NY Hen lex NI RebhoI7 G Lewis R Shutte C Bunner R Rrddell Second Rom NI Nlyers A Brown R Nlourer A Amon R Hug, R Cloke R VIISOI1 -X Brnvsn E Nluehlenbach G Bullock Thlrd Rvws H McCormack E Keller I I.cRuw W Vunknr I Mathews F Bnnrd I Sndlnr X1 Krueger R Schmall Fourth Row VV. Condo NX. Tnmnyer R. Hague S. Londo, C . Hnlvub, H. Drake, L. Nlerrxu P. Goertemiller, R. McNutr. rEax- wwe 4-M35 fi -fri-2fwa+1251fX . I' I-, . .rn -' -, :Q . ,. I . ..vq4if,Q2-'-m'- lu . A H 2 ffl' 1 ' . ' 'I' -I ' , 5' . ' 2' 'e , .Q . ' . MM I A ' . V . . 4 . : I I ' . 1 I I - . I ' I I -. f ' e ' ' .N . . ' I-I i' r . N H , -4 4 ' .' l 'A - ' - 1 ' I ' . ' . ' , I 1 . . I 5. I - V .. ' ' 6 . 4 - l 1 ' V 'Y , ' A W ' 4 ' 1 I 9 . 4. ' 5 I I . I E ' ' I . . ,. 7. , H ' ' D ' I .. 1' 'P . -I I , ' L 1 .H , Y. ' 1 -4 . ' -- A , - - . Hi-Y l'lrst Row fllfil to rightj-R. Mourer, Mr. Heine, C. Vfilxon, Vice-Presideiilg R. Hunter Secretary-'lireaxurerg Mr. Gray, Sponxorg lf. Rolser, President. Second Row-R. Henxley, M. Spahr, G. Lewis, NV. Condo, C. -lohnstone. S. Condo. Girls' Glee Club First Row Lleft to rightj-M. Maeliarland, R. Palmer, M. Vfalker, R. Morris, M. Love, R Schmall, O. McAninch, P. Brown, D. Lauderback, I.. Handley, L. Handley, M. Todd, M. Seuberling, QI. Hooper, D. Poll, G. Gorham. Second Row-M. Mueller, M. Myers, L. Kellum, li. Hockmuth, V. Thomas, B. Heines, H. Cornn, M. Neblett, M. Sloniker, B. Carr, li. NY'eisner, H. NVilker5on, M. Millsr, T. Rich- ards, T. Cornn, C. Vfeber. Third Row-A. jones, li. Melntosh. li. Bone, R. Sehmidthorst, F. Moffett, C. Yerger, M Davidson, li. Hudson, V. Koss, -I. Drummond, B. Coertemiller, A. Miller, C. Sunderbrueh VV. Hurt, B. Straub, il. Harper. Fourth Row-F. Gore, M. Kincaid, li. Cooper, S. Howard, If. Beach, R. Gajus, L. Sunderbruch V. Goodwin, N. Lear, D. Newton, M. Kellerman, I. Seilkop, D. Michel, lf. Kaut1, il. Pel- lens, M. Clayton. Fifth Row-If. Vfhite, A. Choice, If. Satterwhite, H. Lilea, D. Porf, B. Adams, D. Metzger, M Englert, lf. Calder, I. Xvhite, B. Cullen, V. McSwain, M. Vfoodward, li. Krieger, A. Gibmn D. Lacey. Sixth Row-M. Suhr, J. Dumont, li. Pyle, ,I. Barnett, L. Knoop, N. Hawkins, L. Hoffmann M. Howard, E. Reis, M. j. Kothe, li. Zind, ,I. Schmucker, V. Mueller, D. Fricke, R. ,I Dickman, S. M. W'ard. 'Qin -,as I1 LULS Lug mpu tlvm 1 IWLULI S mu mam 11 as pop L IXII u lllxx .-XIIVX-1 lm inf iilx Nkll, shag' K' of wit. lwu'Hx' clm1'nClC1', .md source uf cniu ' vis unc of thc 11 L ull: .l'l. ii at lin 'cll. 'D' SIPDDTS I uutx of L1 L L ns y tlupltmn m too m nx lxltlu pxugn Hut from puttmg out wmmng tg 11118 m unix spent Lxupt II uk mums md my xLX nt mu: 1 L LS nu IL md IH wmmng lbl :tx lmwuu u nu 11 uh up Tm m ,,x F ' s X vm its good spo nslnp 511 tg 11118 mu lx um num rut tux qu Inu x 1 R Ln Lggtu xn tu cw INIIIHL, x SCL ' 1' A matvigll and th- m1'l. mr Q ' ' :1 ,' act' V have 'x ted g ' wcll l 'l' XVIL 1 ' gtlwl xt? l. 'X Ig 'l' x ' ' ' jg 'I' 1 ' Ill lg I 4 ' ' j it. lglrt- ucll if l'nm for ' S A S ris- mn ' ' . K L ' 'Q 3 gi' - 1 '11 but 4 gl- 5i'- I-'-l-xr, Jud vlm- i'f'Ll -1, tnl'- lu- I 1 x Football ACED by the ever-present jinx of a too light team, Hartwell had a none too brilliant 1934 football season. Although the boys played hard against every opponent, they usually came out at the wrong end of the scoreg but when pitted against teams of their own size and weight, they demonstrated very ably the fact that they could win. Against stronger teams, our boys made a poor show- ing, not only because of lightness in weight and smallness of size, but also because of the injuries incurred by some of the best players and the lack of reserve strength. SCORES Hamilton .... 38 Hartwell ,. , 0 Wilmington ,..,... 27 Hartwell .. 0 Walnut Hills .,...,... .. ,..,. .12 Hartwell Automotive Trades .... ..... 6 Hartwell Lockland ..,.,.,...,. .. ....,., 13 Hartwell Taylor .,,.. .,... 0 Hartwell Reading .... ....... 1 3 Hartwell Sharonville ...,. ..... 0 Hartwell Wyoming . ..,,.,. 34 Hartwell ap..- First Row-XV. Hensley, T. Kistner, G. Lewis, R. Riddell, R. Brasington, captain: C. johnstont E. Keller, E. LeRoy. Second Row-G. Spacht, C. Bunner, H. W'illiams, W. Condo, H. Hare, R. Hensley, Xl. Rcbholtz. Third Row-W. Vonliye, H. McCormick, F. McCarnan, F. Beaird, H. Koehler, R. Brindle, J. Gibson. Fourth Row-W. Bryant, managerg M. Manning, R. Swain, M. Rostn, T. Allan, A. Acton, manager, Coach Reisner. Hockey First Row fextreme right,-B. Cooper, M. Mueller. Second Row Qon rightj-j. Hannah, L. Martin, E. Zind. Third Row-M. Miller, F. MoEett, R. Schmall, I. Seilkop, A. jones. Last Row-L. Sunderbruch, V. Goodwin, L. Knoop. Not shown-E. Oerlebeck. HOCKEY, given a running start by the Class of 1932, gained full speed this season. During the season of 1934-1955 it ranked higher as a girls' sport than any other time since its introduction to Hartwell. Last September sixty-five girls enthusiastically practiced for and played in the inter-class gamesg in November a volunteer team went to the hockey play day at Western Hills, and there played a tie game with the Hughes teamg later on, Miss Grace Blasberg, coach, and Jane Hannah, hockey manager, carefully chose an honorary teamg then, in December, at a special assembly, Dr. Peaslee presented emblems to those girls who were chosen to represent Hartwell on the hockey field. POSITIONS Laura Knoop-Goal keeper Virginia Goodwin-Left fullback Anna Jones-Right fullback L. Sunderbruch-Left balfback I. Seikop-Right balfback E. Zind-Right halfback M. Miller-Left wing V. Moffett-Left inner R. Schmall-Center forward L. Martin-Right inner M. Mueller-Right wing J. Hannah-Center forward B. Cooper--Right inner Boys' Basketball TARTING the season with but few regular players, a new basketball team had to be developed. Ralph Brasington, playing his fourth year as captain. did his part well in guiding the new boys to a goal of which the school is proud. A record of eight games won and six lost, and a score of 319 points for Hart- well against 291 points for opponents, is commendable for small Hartwell. Of the boys who formed the basketball team of 1934-1935, R. Brasington. W. Hensley, E. LeRoy, R. Cornn, and D. Benner will not return for a new season. The team of '55-'36 will have as a nucleus R. Hensley, M. Rebholz, H. Williams, G. Depoi, and F. Beaird. Ralph Brasington, already mentioned as captain of this team, is one of the few four letter men in any sport at Hartwell. For four years he has played in true Hartwell style, always striving for victory, but always practicing too the clean methods of play that are required of all athletes at this school. The boys are proud of Ralph as captain, player, and high-point man of the team . First Row LSeatedJ-A. Dorsey, Nl. Calder, T. Godbcy, R. Cloke, G. Spacht, K. Nunn. Second Row QSeatedj-XV. Hensley, R. Hensley, R. Brasingron, Captain, H. Hare, D. Benner Third Row-A. Brown, M. Rebholz, G. Helwig, F. Beaird, ll. LeRoy, A. Acton, Manager. Fourth Row-VV. Bryant, Manager: M. Myers, C. Bunncr, Mr. Reimer, Coach, NV. Condo. B. Cook. gl H5 K. . L.. g Q .V . xi -. 2: .- ... , -e..--.-rg.-mv' --ff --- ,-f -1 ...Y ,,. V -Y . - Girls' Basketball left to right around tirclc-M. liint, M. Myers, j. l'lannali, M, Kellerman, lf. Goddard, Xinnager: A. jones, Y. Thonias, C., Yerger, D. Fothergill, Ni. linglert. ln center, left to right--R. Morris, Captain lwith balljg lx. Reis, M. McAninch, Not shown-lf. Oerlebeck, HIS year, for the iirst time since girls' basketball was introduced at Hart- well, contract games were discontinued. Since inter-school competition was forbidden, the girls resorted to group and class games, and as a result. more than usual became interested and active in basketball. The season was brought to a close by two invitation games-one with Lockland, when our girls were defeated. and one with Walnut Hills, which Hartwell won 25-20. POSITIONS lforinmlx Guards U. lfothergill Hmmlw R. Morris M' Fam Nl. Meyers A' Longeis M. McAninch C. Ycrgcr M. Kellerman K M'Eng1ert V. Thomas E. Oerlebeck ally: Kira1 -5Q' i5i5'11X.9l'M!-'?Dl M'f1 'f ?!5lI!Jf'Sve-ff - 'wee-iw ff new , W V wwf-f?1F2! r'!-w for-'ntvmwesivtvagrr 'ew Volleyball HE volleyball team, coached by Mr. Gray, finished fifth in the High School League, having won one game from Hughes and two from Western Hills. As to practice games, three were won from and three lost to Mt. Healthy. The team was defeated in the District Tourna- ment because of the absence of several players. Though much is to be desired by Way of improvement in the team, the boys, handicapped as they were in size and number, are to be congratulated for playing as well as they did. First Row fleft to rightj-R. Tuttle, C. Hale, J. Mathews, Captaing R. Hogue D. Howard. Second Row-E. Kober, Managerg R. Shutte, A. Brown, Mr. Gray, Coach. f :Mil 51? -sr' 13151, 15. al'- .V . eg 1-W HE 643 Tennis Seated-R. Hensley. First Row-j. Drummond, M. J. Kothe, li. Zind, li. Oerlebeck, Nl. Kellerman, E. Thomas. Second Row-G. XVark, R. Marshall, E. LeRoy, R. XY'iche, managerg J. Mathews, R. Brasington, G. Spacht. HE boys' tennis team, consisting of jack Mathews, iirst singlesg Ray Hensley, second singlesg Ralph Brasington, third singlesg Ray Marshall and Eugene LeRoy, first doublesg and Gorden Spacht and George Wiirk, second doubles, finished in the High School League with every game lost to opponents. The two best players will participate in the Valley League Games. As to the girls, they have played no games yet this spring. The two winners of the fall contest, Eleaner Oerlebeck and Edna Zind, are to play the two winners of the spring contest. The two finalists will each receive 100 points toward their G. A. A. total. SCHEDULE, 193 5 April Z4-Western Hills April 30-Hughes May 1--Wfalnut Hills May 15-Withroxx' .Y . .W L- .... --,,,,,.,,... Y .,,,.....l- U .:- -ff..-uv-Q-mai.--vtfef: -- xi.- -,f-Q- ., .411 :::-- , ,..:, .W , . 1 ' ' ,.. --, , Golf LITTLE can be said of the golf team as the annual goes to press, for the rainy season has either annulled or postponed the matches. By May 19 only two games had been played, one with Wfestern Hills and one with St. Xavier High. The Hartwell team lost the former match 9-3, but won the latter 6M-5 LQ. The 1935 Golfers were Captain Wfilliam Hensley, Horace Hare, George Depoi, and May- nard Manning, While the substitutes were Marvin Hensley and William Condo. Left to right-M. Hensley, XV. Condo, XV. Hensley, G. Depoi, NI X1 Not shown-H. Hare. gf'l.f?if , . ...aw ew...-..,.,-m..,..e.T,-...v-.f .mc-. Q l..-,- ef.v.- -if-n ,...-rw. . .v. lr-V ..-.pq Track First Row-F. Tuttle, A. Dorsey, R. Cloke, R, Nunn, H. Hoyt, R. Hug, M. Meyers. Second Row-R. Brindle, E. Muehlenbach, G. Melvin, E. Kober, T. Godbey, -I. Calder, NV. Von Eye, B. Cook. Tliird Row-M. Rosen, il. Gibson, li. LeRoy, E. Keller. T. Kistner, D. Benner. M. Rebhol7. Fourth Row-C. Bunner, Trainer, NW. Bryant, Manager: C. Alohnstone, C. Hale, G. Helwig, R. Hogue, R. Ridd:ll, NX . Tiemeyer, j. Courte, Coach Reisner. Fifth Row-H. W'illiams, Rl. Love, R. Shuttc, bl. Looker, F. Beaird, R. Brasingt cirx, R. Hensley. VV. Watson, A. Acton, Manager. LWAYS known for its winning track teams, Hartwell launched into Class A competition this year. XVith the ever ready counsel and aid of Coach Reisner, Managers Acton and Bryant, and Trainer Bunner, the boys entered each meet with a do or die spirit. Four boys won places at Miami and five placed at U. C. the following week. Of the three boys entered in the Columbus meet one placed. The Valley Track Meet was easily won in all divisions, for our boys netted 97 points to Lockland's 69 M, Reading's 3756, and Wyoming's 7. Hart- well points with pride to its track team. Charles Johnstone, Shot Putter, Eugene LeRoy, Co-Captain of Track, Miler: Eugene Keller, Milerg Thomas Kistner, Quarter Miler. Track First Row-A. W'eisbrod, V. Thomas, F. Moffett, B, Kilgus, Dickman, I.. Martin. Second Row-M. McAninch, R. Morris, L. Anderson. lf. O:rlebeek, M. Kellerman, D. Fother- gill, J. Hannah. N track, as well as in basketball, interscholastic meets for girls were discon- ' tinued. For the first time in years the Hartwell girls have had to stand back and let the boys bring home the laurels. In place of the regular meets, the girls took part in intra mural meets held on the school grounds. Many, also, attended the Valley Play Day, May 10. The above picture represents the group of girls who were considered most active in track this year. 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STUDITNT llff That Hartwell, the smallest high school in Cincinnati, was chosen to represent the Ohio schools in the annual state service at the XVashington Memorial Chapel, Valley Forge, on May S, was, indeed. an honor particularly to the -Iuniors, Marion Howard and Ruth Leonard, who. collaborated in writing the tribute to Ohio read on that occasion, XY'ashington Memorial chapel is shown above, with insets of Marion Howard fleftj .md Ruth Leonard frightj. A Tribute To Ohio Many years ago the Indians, naming in the simple poetry of their language the rivers and lakes of this country, gave to one the appropriate name Ohio, meaning Beautiful River . The Father of Our Country, to whose memory this chapel has been dedi- cated, must have agreed with the red man's opinion of the river and the land surrounding it, for in 1770 he left his palatial Mount Vernon home in order that he might journey to Ohio, the new Western territory. 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WHAT a relief to find no elbowing crowds in front of the lunch counter! By the way, remember those long lines of children waiting to go through the Piccard Gondola? But what's this? Ray and another girl? Peggy, aren,t you jealous? Boy, does Mr. Reisner know how to pick 'eml The next item is for girls only-the Fashion Show Models, all displaying the latest styles. Then comes a proposal Cgood techniquejg two damsels perched right on the fifty yard lineg and in the corner, that never-to-be- forgotten Bring Your Own Lunch Day . Parents' Night lil Rodeos' intrepid photogr,1phers. KCllCl'l11.lI1 .md Schiclxner, scurried Around lfriday night .ind took these snaps. The Hrst shoxxs Bob Hunter, future scientist, experimenting in the l.llJ0l'.lI01'y. The second depicts the 1XI1l1Ll.1l stntl' meeting, with three editors looking busy. In the second row is .1 scene from l..1 Demenage ment du Mme. llucordonu, .1 puppet show tlr.1m.1ti1ed .ind constructed by the students of the lfrench lll .Ind lX' classes. The re- nmining pictures show lily' llogue .Ind lfelt Keller in costume for the play. and some of the sludoxx' boxes nude by Nliss Kloslfs .'Xmeric.xn history' Cl.lss. Friday, May 3 N commemoration of the 300th anniversary of the founding of high school education in America, Hartwell High School on Friday night, May 3, held a jubilee pageant, illustrating the difference between the high school of yester- day and that of to-day. The first scene depicted the Boston Latin Grammar School, established in 1635 and attended by boys only. The seeond -howed how the first girls' high school, in 1834, featured the monitorial system of in- struction. The third scene illustrated the early modern high school of 1886. For the last scene, that of .1 present day high school, the audience was invited to visit the classrooms and view the pupils' displays. The picture at the top represents the lioston Latin Sehool of 1635. Austin Brown is shown .is the dunce , Xlelvin Rcbholv .is the professor , Bert Cook as the idle boy , Allan Acton, Xlax Xlyers, Kenneth Carroll, Cieorge Bullock, Thomas Smart, Louis XYl.ll IlCF, Ray lwans and lirank Schicltner as the scholars. The center picture shows .1 sgene from a high sehool of ISHN, Those in the pieture tleft to rightl are: Teacher, Xlarion Howard: trustees, liugene Rel- ler and Gaylord l.ewisg scholars, Xlary l.ee Clay- ton, Marjorie Miller, Charlene Yerger, Louise Kellum, Nlargaret Sloniker, Beverly lleines and Robert XYilson. The bottom pieture represents the first girls' high school, established in IS?-1. Those shown are: Monitor, Verna Ot-rlebeckg seholars, Norma l,ear, 11.1 White. lfthel liosse, Ruth Schmidthorst. Alma Klein and Alta Rieliards. EMININE pulchrltude out to dare and do Good pose, Mxss Blasberg R1ddells former cl1ar1ot, now d1s mtegrated W'hat a smxle has Pop ' Curbstone couples liolclmg - som smiles, pose for the camera there s Mr Flsher, lns baton strangely lackadalsncal You look rather surprlsed glrls - Mark and C1rol homeward bound the pause that 1 efreshes RASINGTON, a hurdle, a discus, a javelin, and a relay stick. Some athlete! Art class arting - Some catch, boys! - Mr. Skilken, student teacher - Matthews and Hunter with that famous schedule - Cath- erine, as president of the Student Council, can you tell us just when that body passed a rule against sitting in the windows? - How would you like one of fbrfsv rabbits for an Easter present? -- Floss, don't frown so! - George lIlIC'.Yf7C'l'ft'lHj' at leisure - Wiehe's gorgeous smile brightens the portals of Hartwell. A-T333 xslt! -f,k 'f4'5fi'p' 'QI-.,ii'.i ' ' -- ie, Z' f3Qf-vgf'-4 Junior Minstrel and Englishl Luncheon The unior Minstrel, iven March 21 and 22, was unit ue in the history of 3 l , the junior classes of Hartwell. The diverting and financial success of the minstrel was attributed to the willing and interested spirit of the juniors who participated as well as to the able assistance of Mrs. Lola B. Smith, pianist, and Mr. Skeet Kunz, director. Shown in the .above picture are Qleft to rightj-Al. Haynes, A. Brown, l.. Sunderbruch, end men: R. Shutte, V. Tlitnnas, H. Hare, M. Todd, R. Mourer, ballad singers: C. Yerger, Ci. Depoi, li. Heines, end men, second row, standing, lf. Hocltmuth, l.. Kellum, Drum- mond, lf, Schickner, members of chorus, R. Hensley, interlueuter, XY. Condo, T. Cornn, B. Cullen, Nl. Meyers, members of chorus. In order to practice the social graces and conventional rules of polite society which the English IV Class had been discussing, the pupils of that class gave a formal luncheon on Monday, April 1. ,loyce Matthews Qhostessj, is shown sitting at the head of the table. Seated around the table, lleft to rightj are-Harley Smith, Helen Liles, Eugene Keller, XVilliam Hensley, Cath- erine Sunderbruch, Charles Johnstone, Charles Xvilson, W'illiam Nvunker, Robert Hunter, Nliss Gladys Kloak fguest of honorj, Ray Hogue Qhostj, Gaylord Lewis, Ralph Riddell, Margaret Manley, lfdward Kober, Miss Betty O'Brien Cteacherj, W'illard Bryant, Raymond Nlarshill, Ann Driscoll, and Dr. Leon Peaslce, principal. Standing in the rear fleft to rightj are-Roberta Morris and Verna Oerlebeek Lmaidsl, and lidythe Reis and Marie Macliarland fcooksj. -'-5 H-Y--' f- r -2: 7-f---1-.n--,H -..q...- mzlf- W - YYY 71,77 Y, ,, 4-,au Amateur 'ight S a final project to finance Fl Rodeo , an anritcur show was given under the auspices of the Senior Class, in the school auditorium May 22 and 23 lfirst prize was 52.50 in cash and the second prize was either an lil Rodeo or 51.50 in cash. The prive winners, decided by the applause of the audience were as follows z llrif Nlgfvlf l'irxl prileflloris Xlichel. XYliixller. Second prize--loin liisiner. Holi Xeuliallu. Si'inf1.f Xlgfu' -f liirxi prive--llugene Keller. Aiiiiruiiicclx Second privefiliicfllaclx Nlathews, xineer and rapper: limb llunlej-, l,n'n an' Alwiiei' ln the accoiiipaiiyiiig pliomgixiplix ue we llug-:ne Keller, the d,lwi.iir anuinincer: Allan Acinii. alias Xlr. lioilee NL-ries: ld liulser .ix Percy llealmdj, who yu: null.: frighig Sligli Cf1:'ri:'l and hu girl lriend, .Xnrly lirmxng ,ind Our iiaiig . gas. THE Home comma WEATHER Enmon I I FINE AND BETTER IUNE 12 1950 HOME COMI DAY DARING HOLD UP Three desperados escaped wlth 'lfty thousand dollars today after shootmg the cashier of the Braslngton Manu facturlng Company One of these gun men was dehnltely ldentlfled as Charlie Peacock Wilson of sartorlal fame Hxs two companions are thought to be Shotz Powell cafe owner and Rats Riddell eccentrlc oxl man TERRIFIC EXPLOSION Scxentxsts Make Unexpected Trp Los Angeles une ll Professors :sts who recently announced that they were perfectm an explosive for use ln a rocket Iourney to Mars qu te unexpectedly left ln the general dlrec tlon of that planet today when their research laboratory blew up As yet the sclentlsts have not returned Authorltles stated that as the men ln their hurried departure had left thelr space ship behind It IS doubtful lf tmey will reach Mars on this trlp The famllles of these mternatlonally known men have accepted the disaster wlth commendable stolclsm Mrs Kober nee Doris Florey stated to a reporter Edward IS my contrlbutlon to science The professors studled under Mr Evans at Hartwell H1 where they re celved their early experience with ex ploslves WENDELL HONORS WAR VETERAN NURSE Dorothy lnothergxll well known xn Hartwell for her tender care of the Hamlllon War Veterans at a recent meetlng of the County Board was ap pointed Dean of Nurses of the Wendell Hospital Today marks the fifteenth annlversary of the graduation of the Class of 35 uch an anmversary calls for thls speclal edltlon f The Hartwel lan This xssue IS devoted wholly to news of those Seniors of 35 Festlvltles tonlght wxll be held at the new Hartwell Hugh School whlch IS located on BIG MERGER u ness clrcles 1n CIHCIDDBII were surpr sed to hear of the merger of The Bras n ton Manufacturlng., Co and the Ash Pattern Works Vlr Ralph Braslnp ton Is ad of the company of the same name could not b reached Mr Ash however cnally ranted this rf porter an mt: rxuw I am merplns, wxth he Bras n ton Manufacturing Company so I wont have so much work to do e sa cl l want to o fmshmg The others can manage the busmess NEW MUSICAL COMEDY Sxt Down Sally a new muslcal comedy fresh from Broadway wlll open at the Shubert Theatre ly I t X former Clnclnnatxan Irene Hendren IS the star of thus production S e IS to make a pncture xn Hollywood as soon Sally closes SCHOOL TRANSFERS FOR COMING YEAR Appomtments of teaching posltlons for the comlng year were announced by the Board of Education Mlss Marle lVIacFarland will be transferred t t e new Hartwell Hlgh School where she will teach mathematxcs MISS Mane beube Img will be secre tary to Superlntendent Peaslee at the central offices of the board lVIlss Nlargaret Manley wlll again teach lunder arten at Oyler Wells Blxd Statlon IVIITT of the U S Broadcastlng System wlll broadcast the banquet the toasts and the program f0IIOXNIn HOME COMING PROGRAM X ala reunion of the C lass of V355 wlll be held at the new Hartwell Hlgh School thus afternoon at four oclc ck The tntrrt class IS expected wlth the exception of Mr and Mrs I Roy and Mlss Ruth Schmall who are abroad and Professors E Kober and R Hunter who are strangely IHISSIDL, after an ex ploslon ln thelr laboratory thirty at the Glbsonata Hotel wxll be presxd d over by that well known comedlan and master of ceremomes Eugene Kell r The speaker of the EVCHID will be r W L Schxckner well known lecturer The ball wlll begxn at ten thirty the Clbsonata Ballroom all arrange ments havmg been made by Mrs La ry Volle formerly Roberta Morrls Other chairmen are Banquet C, ohnstone reunion Mrs KurtM1erhofer formerly Edythe Reis PUBLISHER S NOTICE l ones Brothers announce that oyce Matthews latest book Wlth I lfe Cometh IS now on the press This authors flrst sux books though fln n cial failures showed great promlse The new book IS reported as a future best seller s f 1 I 7 I - . . 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FROM OUR FRIENDS ABROAD Vlenna Austria u e I2 Mr and Mrs LeRoy arrrved here by plane t day While ln this clty Mr LeRoy well known CIDCIDDBII englneer will draw up plans for the LOHSITUCIIOD of the new brrdge to span the Danube Rrver Paris France une I2 M e Ruth Caryl noted opera singer wlll rve a concert rn this clty tomorrow venlng, ln the near future she wlll tour America lt IS rumored that Mlle Laryl whlle lh America will marry Mr Xllan Paul RADIO PROGRAM JUNE 12 Business Qondltnons by W Wunker Afternoon Melodles Krreger s Orchestra Who s Who N uslc Gurld sololst Helen Wilkerson Schools f Today Marre Macf-arland Chamber of Commerce Florlda Hotels William Bryant Klddles Prog ram Marletta Walker Dmner Muslc Sports Review by T Klstner Llttle Mothers Nlrs W Bryant nee L Handlev Sllver volced tenor Marcus Krueger Wllllam Schlckncr What are the Problems Which Produce XVar3 Noots Boys Orchestra featuring Anna Drrscoll torch srnger Home Coming festrvltles from the New Hartwell Hugh School Florence Goddard who recent MISS y startled the world by saylng that some men are women and some women are men IS appearrng ln public ln mas ulrne attire X new hotel 78 stories high has :reen opened here Miss E Welsner IS manager The location l20 W Fourth Street WHATS WHAT IN THE SPORT WORLD By E Fmkbemer Hartwell fans who attended the opening game or the Blg League were pleased to see none other than an old Hartwelllan the pxtcher s box Raymond Hogue commonly known as Bean has made an envrable place for himself ln the baseball world NOTICES The game was broadcast over sta C Lewis Veterlnarlan located at 206 Caldwell place has TBCITIIISS adequate for IOO dogs and cats The best of care rs assured for your pet Do your faucets leak'-' ls your slnk stopped up5 Call R Mars all Master Plumber All work guaranteed Mr Robert Wlehe announces the openmg on ly l of a new salon La Beaute pour les Dames Thus new place wlll be located at 6l6 Sunset St tlon MITT Klstner was at the mrke All sports fans know Krstner for hrs play by play account of the ames Turning to another Held of sport we notlce that the wlnner of the National Six Day Bxke Race was Harry Brueg, geman xeteran of th art of wheeling., Flfteen years ago Babe Dldrxckson from Te was startling the sports world with her sensational successes ln varlous fields Today we hall a second Babe Miss Mae Kellerman who equals and surpasses the feats of the former Texas champron Vlslt the Hotel GIDSODBIH known for nts excellent Culslne All food Miss Katherine Sunderbruch the new tested and tasted before serving by Chief Tester C ohnstone woman s tennis charnpron will play an exhlbltron match here uly I5 Miss Audrey for lnspectlon Funeral Parlors Welsbrod rs opening, the new Welsbrod The publlc rs to vlew BIRTHS the latest equ1p'n 'xt used by under takers of today o Mr and Mrs Harry Brueggeman If you hook and slice see W Hens ley golf pro at Loca Flelds Hrs ex pert trps will rmprove your game ln a remarkably short time Patronlze your Texaco O11 Statlon It IS one of a cham owned by an old friend Ralph Riddell Can you play tl- p1ano3 lf you cant you are sadly out of date S e D Metzger She w1ll make vou popular by teachxng you the atest tunes twlns May 20 Thls IS the storks thlrd vrslt To Mr and Mrs W Wunker boy une l This IS their fifth blessed event EXHIBITION Some of the work of Miss D Lacey will be on exhxbltlon here ln the Art Museum uly I 7 Thus rs a great honor for the ueen Crty You will get better repairs at Al s Garage Mrs Al Schnerder Verna Oerlebeck guarantees the best f work I' l' I' I' K' Mr and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs MARRIAGE ANNIVERSARIES Wunker nee Ethelwyn Pyle Eleventh -lu e Braslngton nee Bond Tenth une I8 LeRoy nee Liles Exghth une 7 Mlerhofer nee Rers Twelfth uly I9 Hogue nee Slonrker Eleventh june 30 Marshall nee Dxckman Slxth September 2 5 i . . . 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A , 4 00 Ag. .Q rg' Ab rt P 1.2 12.4.1 tub l l ' -- NF ' ,1 2- EQ Oh tl girl. l K fy? D ' ' .1 f ' , W 5 ,t . -- , '-r ,Q 4 K-mx X V ,Hd tlh E I he E 3 lying :J l if nga in! E 1. s. xx lk. f I - G' ff t J ' 10 11 12 ' 13 14 Q - A I D ' 'ie A li , i -,Q -.E 5 . I Marietta. in lab. 4 17 18 19 2 0 21 Ef-k a 1 ' Z . A ' C' J I 2 K nu 1 ' i i 1 25' 'f 'S l 51 ' - V f ' ' . ' -- Q . - T te ' ' Si . . . 1 ' 4 . H ' ' x ', b y. or gg' ls. l -' 'C . 24 25 26 27 28 . x A ,ggi z I g lffh l - if , 7 'X .' I A A , f llx f X a ,N ,Q I ., ., h 1 t at! October First ISSUP of school paper Why do lcebergs float? B Bryant Because they are ln salt water J ffgwfow 4 -A ar.-i'4L4Ql5 Football coach has high hopes Oh what hap pened' I2 0 xn favor f Walnut Hills ln o day Semors sponsor mcslcale by Nlessers ohn and Roland Davs To nlorrovv the long ay First Senior Dance Huge SUCLPSK Look what you drd C hrxstopher r Fvans Where are atoms found3 Tomm e XV th Eves Senxors order their rm Your rm money lease Edltor for Annual chosen Mr Evans recelves a pet from the boys He doesnt lllt It the catty thln X..Q1, Annual staff elected 151 certain senlor g.,1rl says senlor boys are not graceful Hartwell wlns a football game from Taylor Merci team Southwestern Ohio Teachers Qonventnon Monday IS harder to hear after a holxday Gay Lewis has people conjugatlng ln barrooms Lollxpops ln Math IV class Drd Hunter choke? 1 2 3 4 5 VM- k ,,,'5J' vt .. , 1 CNN 61,1 L D H I . -' U Li .L Lt AA ' - gf! b . -o 8 9 10 11 12 dia ' ' - Q is A -. H . . J .1 . - -. 15 16 17 18 19 .. , 1 I V SS- P I ', - --C 22 23 24 25 26 . '-4 TY9y. S . A y. K . y 29 30 31 November Cuplcl scores x an 'Vl1ss Fay marries llrst mcetlnz, f Xnnual Stiff Parc n s me ow down on us Ops n house xt school No chance- to exerblifx our vocal cords lVlr Fnsher srcl. Election Dxy ln Q mcy Xnn Driscoll IS cau ht 'x 1 a her eary morning, habit o chewn um Sk atln Party ouch' C.-randma P1 s Strung., lndlcates that Pe y and Ray are way ahead o the rest of u S 'T The World years ago R sult Stu dents have holxday be losln Brasxn ton t a new sm eater Smith bashful5 Ask Ee-lt Keller E 2- :vii 1 LCWIS and know how much they massed besndes rabbits Nlarletta mal-ces bet on getting a date wlth a certaln youn teacher for SCHIOT Dance th i Rev Ervxn addresses us nn unxor Assembly Senlor rln s and pxns arrne lVlr Stew a rt s last day t Hartwell Re rets Welcome D Peasleel A new face ln the office new hand t the he m So t ll hrs nd sweet music Second Sf-mor Dance Poor turkeys Oh o are we la lt s hollday 1 2 f l . . ' f t. get 2 g l 1 I tl ' UL l 5 6 7 8 9 ' ' 2 'AA g gi in 'i I g L ll. a F 'H . X' ' a t 2' l ' 1 ' ' ' . V . is f ' ' l gg ' A '. gg . f . 12 13 IA 15 Y 16 War ended I7 Johnstone must ls Harley 'gym 5 l Hogue don't 5 Z ' V g , I Y- 'Vi 19 20 21 I 22 23 Nu ... oss? 4 y lm xs..t7.!Vl 1 - J- l V Q 1 ' 1 ' ' 5 4' . a l ' Jw 1 ' - - ' X - Q F . N . 26 27 28 29 30 ' ' ' f Ag an - , -a . g d a r. ' . . a . A . .. ' P l . I . December Mr Flsher has us squamlsmg, agaln P Cldrd ondola school today Mr C urxy starts seventh bell chemxstry class when Eels rs ready -Xth COUDCII sponsors lnea oper Taxern MISS classlfxes Bryant as beings on the borderhne f lHt?lll ence nlerely dull MISS Kloalx promlses to show Gay hom to f'-and some thing., between nothlns, and somethin flr hray tells American Prstory class laces where one Can marxud n haste Seniors print umor paper Q fzf AA at this bf 'N We D41 Marcus K losses Audrey W c he mlstry lVl1ss llammel lnvltes English IV class come up and s e her som tzme wr f dee 2 W ho had the OHFHSINC dYalTl'i report IH Englxsh IX c.lass3 Ed llnlxbelner draws paper dolls for Thomas slxth bell study A few of the Semors of honor our Chrlstmas program -X, X S F I Bliss no school A nother day of wllss Clrl Reserve Dance at Hartwell Club House 3 4 5 6 7 . ' V . - v I V - . letic no . ' ' - ' ' . A f V H. . f.g -Q 10 11 12 13 14 . 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V i Januar Are NeW Year rs solutlons to l-cept brolxt n banta must lldVt, Corn? town Ev: ry unc sportln n w C othe s llow many resolutions ive you PP Autonmotxve Trad S Vg Hartwell lnslcethall game Hartwell VV Inq Brasln tons frequent vlsxts to t e Bond mansion are now made on blcycle built for two XXX lurk ML Nsxxxx lVlr Gray Labor UDIODG are worltm for a thnrty clay wee-L M159 OBrien loolun or L, r o play Hamlet chooses R Hunter Felt wouldn t sxt down ln English IV class because there was stu all over hrs seat Mr Cray sadly rellnqulshes his Amerxcan History class for speclal Senlor Llass meetln Mrs Hoffman tells Curl Re serves rules f ood etiquette Gentlemen wanted for parts nn Hamlet Senior Clx-rs unable to accomodate Well well o we have a Senior Dance or nott' WYOHIIH Hartwell basketball ani? Score 3 Can remember who won VI Nlaclrarland plays teacher for Al ebra l class LJ Who expern mented wlth hydrogen gig sulphncle today hverybocly happy Exams BTS CTC And more exams! Relaxation ours tlll the finals Senlor C lass meeting., C omparatnvely calm Three Senxor girls take E. Kober for a fide B Bryant ls teach r for Math IV class 1 2 3 4 's v ' - .kto A ' lik H e ' , . 2 - hi . 1 he or 2 'gg lc t? if 3. '-? e l 7 8 9 10 11 h A - my .. . k -Yilt -7. . . r'.u4 I . in ffvv bus.-wie-C, Q... Q ,H A 14 15 16 17 18 ' It I i' - un 5 Kev D :4 , U I A N' Q ' A rl. A Q. . , 't 21 22 23 24 y 25 Now .-.m.x4Ym, 2. M ab: .mx .g Y S - W N 1 1 h A , T 28 29 30 31 Februar Found on the slde roof I doz e gs lost by Curl Reserves November Scandal' Ho w dnd H Hare now L Y r 1 had a ate last nlg H3 Nllss Bartlett dxscoxers that certaln gurls are entranced hy a student teacher e y e s tt Mu Nw!! R Wlehe was deeply touched when he sat on Compass IU Math to day VL ho are the Senlor xrls x ho candled apples last nn,ht3 Burnt Eng: rs e hugs Marcus Tis txsh' this week s sandwxch Lxncoln s Blrthday gives mterest Ing tall-c on h s trlps t e Worth Woods write sentimental walentlnes toy had an untxpected date mxth 4 Senior 1rls3 Guess? lt was at the Semor Class Theatre Party C R Ta Day lVlov1e Program Sanclw lch Day Glee Club Good Fellow ship Dance at UG6zE Truth IS urtue Washlngton ha lt Happy birthday ack Mathews E. Kober Lot zero spelling 510000 hi tx fee 4 Has anyone dlscovered who sent that comlc valentine M ss B 7 e 1 1 e . I gA ' in 4 5 6 7 8 - o tt, , . 'M 'JH- '. . , .' A V '. . :,:n:2,Q , . K f y . k ' fl. e g-r i K K xml T1 ' v 5 '. d' - H- a . . ' 'gl . 's ' l'V' 'lf . I - n all. 1 1 12 13 14 1 5 Audrey again The filling in Dr. Fleaslee English classes Xvhat U, C. ' h, ' . . ' - 'V i- ' 4 A . . . to hr V . 'A V. , 1 8 19 20 2 1 22 . . . g ' 3 ' at ' ' f . . 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March E Kellers sketch advertnsxn El Rodeo rehearsed ln English IN class Clrls have the-lr way this week thanks to Dr Pr-aslee Rev Mont gomery speaker t assembly spon sored by Curl Reserves Student Council lrls present fashlon show and tea for gxrls and mothers Cnrls play Loeltland ln basketball The Wlnner G1 rls Haxr ribbon Day' Wlehe Hensley and Rnddell don rnbbons Student C ouncll Meetln Wxehe blows up test tubes We thou ht you were a chemlst Bob Oh ml What Reading LII' sent R Hunter a letter, R Hogue wlll report on Qourtshlps and Engagements El Rodeo success We thunk so Mrs Dondero ln study perlod anyone per mlsslon to study' lqmal rehearsal for mlnstrel l-xrst nxght of Show Does ane Haynes lllte Larrots3 Second sueeessful nl ht Nllnstrel Good work lads 'X HQ JQQ fd Senior Class Nleetlnx., That hrst bell stu y IS well used by those not ln RadlO Chorus Mr Cray steps into waste paper Can 3 5 1 4 5 6 7 8 11 12 13 14 15 X . : lx 4 - - ' v 1 K lb i A g H ' La NJ XI 1 l . ' - , ,w?5:.s A , l , , Y R Q s. fl 18 19 20 21 22 Aplay a big lul haven't giyen: , .I ' Jgmiol' Mvinsffel Qof Juniorg f ew. s' 13, 25 26 27 28 29 HW ' ' ., . ' l a l 1 t fe 1 - d ' l ' 'lm izafff 2 ie - ' I Apr1l Engllsh IV Luncheon Dlgnltarles present were Dr Peaslee MISS Kltak and Mass OBr1en Curl Reserve Llbra ry lmprovement Meetln Lewis detalns Miss Kloak In cloak room by force Tut l Tut l Shutters click cameras break' Reason Pictures taken for Annual SSDIOTS made I0 on a slxatlng party Bryant lnjurecl chemistry Slomker Injured ln chemlstry t s gettlng to be a habxt B Wunker gets a math problem Rah' Rah' Mr Gray tells us that there IS a kindergarten or children f our age and mentality Wilma Hurt and ack Mathews cat nap ln study hall unlor Dance Girl Reserves are l-tnlttlng a war approachln 3 5 Our third and last day of vacation Condo seen pushing a baby buggy down the street Painters swung, outside the windows Hartwell Chorus Math Club makes nts debut candled apple on the radio sae Athletlc COUDCII moonlight boat rlde ohnstone falls ln wnth the Amerlcan History Class Mr Btrelt speaks at an assembly sponsored by the Athletic Council 1 2 3 4 5 . . .- . . , o - A y iff' ' A ' ? . ll s : . U N 8 9 10 11 12 sus lsr is E Q E . ' Y . A ' V - k i - .A . I. Y . A I Q f . ' O 15 16 17 18 19 . J , N fl - :H X Q .1 ' ' ,A A l' - ' ls '? f ,r -E ' 'g- Q V , ' 6 :Sin a.nv--.---- -, 1 22 23 24 25 26 29 30 .IVII I an . ' M Horn books return but only as programs for Frlclay Pa eant plays glven for the pupils Eelt stars Open House and ubllee Pageant Nrght The reat track man R Brasln ton sat on tack to clay Refnalnln annual pictures talcen to the detriment of school dlSClpllnC If C BU l CHU ug VN clpet -.s-Q Buddln romance C ohnstone escorted Lxlllan Handley to the cnrcus 3 Valley Play Day at Locklancl for high school xrls only Lommencement chorus chosen Sc nlors vote for archbearers Results pendln Another trip to Hamllton and more :ce cream More Sl'lOVS SYS Trackmeet at U C lVlar1etta meet-. the Hoor ln fnglmsh It was a op L R Nlotlxer Faculty Flea Amateur N ht' Seconcl Xm xtc ur N1 ht' More sheltels for th annual QW? gm SW unlor Senxor Prom White flannels Hoatxn gowns Ho hum' What time cllcl you ID t as mormm., May s ended The Calendar ended 1 2 3 .1 y 142 A I , J . A 2, 6 7 8 9 10 L A 5-,mf ' ' g ' fi, H SAWA' ' - , ' f Q6 -1 . - a ,'- ' I ,Q ,X I Ls- J -Y v welll 13 14 15 16 17 l 20 l 21 22 23 24 fQ,,t,m,-53 p, ,Hy .. .. . ' . ,. gig.. - ' 1 tl lr r NVYY K 27 28 29 30 f 31 tl ' J I x , ' E Dyk ,u , vffz, 63 jill - 1 g,Qff9Lfe-,cr I - , - , L Nl tl 7?'QfS1x.kGti-, A . ' ' 'U l J U W it 2 . 2 2 , L p - .L Q L uununnd t u lm 5 alll L N5 fllLl1LiSUf Hutxu S may 1 t XL11 sum. ll! LIIL Tollmxmq union mu X L mpg lLll s v SLIIUQIS mug kll pltmnlg vull kxprux uux lppnuutlon XV' ' ' I ' good I ij'- m- ani coupc1'aLix'c yirit of Lllc 4 x ' ' .' '-ll ful 4 1 I who l nvc Lllvl U Y ' 1 Yll: 'x ' of H R iw . Y I - 1 ' ul - J 'l thu jlu Il1'.' g ' .ju ADVE IITISIIXWINTS 5 w , Q HARTWELL PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION Dedzcates fbzs page to the SE11101 Class 195 5 CONGRATULATIONS WITH SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS AND THE BEST OF LUCK TO YOU IN THE LONG AND HAPPY LIFE TIME WHERE YOUR DREAMS WILL ALL COME TRUE T I of W 7 MESSENGER OF A NATION The telephone bell rmgs 'and 1 ffactorv speeds up, lt rlngs 1g11n 'md workers know contlnued employment It rxngs mn home 'md ffnrm fwctory 'md office brlngmg busmess, csmrrymg xnstruc tlons gxvmg mformatxon 1nd 1ssur ance It IS the fleet and sure messenger of '1 n1t1on on the march C556 Cfzncznnatz and csuburban fell Cgelepfyone Company gsunuu, Ml L K C. 1 I K C C i , L K , A. C - , C C K - C C I Q D 0 I +3 114' Q C- Q dx Q gl G 5 W Ps 5 Q I I ff S 4' 41 yi WE ARE PLEASED TO BE THE OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER OF EL RODEO WE ARE GRATEFUL TO THE SCHOOL AND THE CLASS OF 193: FOR THEIR PHOTO WORK I ALBFRT JONES STUDIOS PHOTOGRAPHER Phone Mann 1079 429 Race Street CINCINNATI OHIO CC 37 COOPERATION IN PRODUCING THE QENERSXI CARLSON ELECTRIC SHOP 604 Wyoming Avenue Valley 0296 LOCKLAND O INJSUR XNCL CHARLOTTE B Genume Frlgxdalre Phnlco and RCA Victor Radio 42 Maple Street Estate and Universal Ranges ELMWOOD PLACE Easy Maytag and Boss Washers Successor to her father JOHN E GASKILL THE ART CRAFTS C 705 SYCAMORE STREET Patronage S0llClt6d Resxdence Phone Valley 1095 J PArkWaY 0269 WHITAKER MOI-H F R PRINTING C0 A dependable prmtmg serzzce fm all kinds 0 job prmtzng and school pIlbllC'Ill'l0ll.S Phone Hflmllton 313 127 NORTH THIRD STREET HAMILTON OHIO . LEE . . . . Fire, Tornado, Auto, Plate Glass, ENGRAVING CO, Et . J vo I f u 1 n u 4 W THE MILLER JEWELRY CO Emblem Manu ac'ture1s CLASS RINGS AND PINS Phone Parkway 1290 809 Walnut Street CINCINNATI OHIO Malters 0 the 0 c'1alHa1f1Lell Hzgla School Hug and pm RegUSPtOff THE PHILIP CAREY COMPANY Dzst1 zbutors of CAREY ROOFING PRODUCTS ASPHALT AND ASBESTOS MATERIALS LOCKLAND OHIO c 9 1 . if lm. A I . .. . , V f 0 O . . . 3. . ' . , .L L. 3 COMPTON CAFE NANCY LOU BEAUTY 8401 VINE ST SHOP 8350 VINE ST Sandwlches and Beer HARTWELL CIgars and Clgarettes Phone Valley 2492 A Frnend of the Hartwell School Phone Valley 3931 JACK AHERN HORN HARTWELL CIVIC CLUB Our Goal A Better Hartwell Value ualIty Servlce Nleetm N ht 725 Wyomlng Avenue Fourth Thursday Each Month LOCKLAND OHIO Our Motto We Serve IEACH IHE CHILD THRIFT HABITS OPEN AW ACCOUNT FOR H OURSELF AND CHILDREN XVITH THE HOMESTEAD SAVINGS SL LOAN COMPANY Estalallshecl March Z6 1882 Meets Tuesday Evemng 7 30 to 8 30 O clock 103 HARTWELL AVENUE HARTWELL Ll ' Y, ll ,Y -Q - 2 If-Z 7 If Y, ,,1 1 W' x V . I Q 1 . . FOR VALLEY WELDING WORKS A GOOD HAIRCUT ci 'VI-RAL W13LD1Nc3 SEE Axles frames and Bumpers JCHN SPACHT Stramhtened an E G FISHER BOB SPA CHT Compton Road and Vme Street 131 HARTWELL AVE I-IARTWELL CINCINNATI 0 THE MATCHLESQ HARRY MATHEWS MOTORS CENT S WEAR 7200 VINE STREET Blue Sunoco Gas 8411 Vme St Valley 0664 COMPLIMENTS HENRY MEYER ENE C d . . 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