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

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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

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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

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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.