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

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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.

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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.

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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. Ralph Riddell, Co-Captain of Track, Quarter Miler and Shot Putterg Edward Kobcr, Sprinter: Raymond Hogue, Captain of Field, Discus Throwerg Ralph Brasington, High Jumper.