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

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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.-

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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

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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