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

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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.

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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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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 - . . S . . . . . 0 .. - . . V - V y . I 3 - , g- f I ' . A V - . . , . , . ' - , B sz . - .. .. . ' .. .. i 3, . . . . . . . I g , , 4 I . , v ' ' 1 ' I . U A I . ' ,, z g.: . , v- v - y I y --xl? , .e' . f I - . I ' I I '. e - . . - - I - ' - LI ' I ' 2 A f I X I ' ' I 1 A , ,' , .V ,' , ' Q ' . t, -e ' lT 1 U A 1 . 7 . ' A ' , . , . . . 5 H -H-1 Q ' .. Y g . 1 ' . 4,7 , - . lr I I I , , - E. Kober and R. Hunter, noted chem- The banquet, scheduled for eight- , Y , , y . v . g . I 3 v I v v . V. y i . , y ' lf . - ' ' , ' ' - ln y ' 1 A ' ' , ' ju s . 1 - . ' . . . . . , . . . . t . Y . , A 4 V - 1 -, ' V' ' ' I , ' ' . h ' , - 1 . , . . . ' ' A 1 , . J 3 , ' as H . H . . A V I Y l . .. N Y , 1 . - 1 4 o h 1 .l I v ' Q 1 ' A t 4 . 3 ..' . I . ' A , Y . - A . . . Y . 5 . - . . , Y 5 - , .