Hartwell High School - Wave Lengths Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)
- Class of 1941
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By 1887, the community had grown so that it was neces- sary to provide larger quarters, and the large red brick building on the corner of Hartwell and Woodbine Avenues was built. It was there that Hartwell High School had its beginning. Hartwell School, now both an elementary and secondary school, continued to grow and progress. It became a part of the city school system in 1913, when Hartwell was annexed to Cin- cinnati. In 1925, the school, having again outgrown its quarters, moved to the beautiful building on Vine Street, its present site. Thus, Our School has grown from a small village school to a modern, progressive school of approximately one thousand students. It is now a complete educational unit from kindergarten through high school, offering the regular course of study required by the North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges. Q83 li 'Tv ff v Q 1 , ' 5' Q H f 'if nfs fi .N E . ,,f S -4 5 gy ,, 4K:165b5 '1 , 1.1, Hz, Q, V- . i , 1 C 5 . 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V A Y x , 4 0 ,W N E ! ix. l' K I K Lf f X H., x Lx lx 3 .Ai 'Sib- lr i l x I F0178 Olll' SPQGC 'Q '51 and gain pozse, essential or success -416' -2 .qi- E' iif f b ms .,, X s x 2 s ff? . A ,,, as s Q. V 'B ' 3 2 1 ,ig f B 9 V' x ' 'M 'IJ T' ' V R va 1 . ' f o ' -1'-2' 've 'B B ,-A- 1. s '- 2 In gym, in h eal th classes, and in - A fin . Dx I A o , N .. N X x' 9 O sports, we develop strong bodzes, 'Q,4w-W, i 021 .ln SI V Q 5 E ' i Q -v 'V o . I 'K' M' 's . . . M Q s ff' -N .. , Xxx' J s x o ' I - 5?.1i? ' ' V g ...iff .Wo , N., , gvfliigy, sl C ' ounl pooj poo? ffq paq 'll 0 .lil 'I 0.1 U10 Soczal actwztzes build character and ' ,K-31,112 1- il th 0 wa th l WJ if-ff my QF' vs PFIHCIPHI Uur chool 1- Q.,,- The theme of thus years annual, Our School bnngs to mmd a sense of possession whnch IS an attnbute so paramount m hfe today Possnbly we are justlfied m our partlsan feelmg with respect to that whnch ns dear to us We defend our country, we respect our flag, we enjoy the prlulege of Cmcmnatl, our city, and we study most dlhgently to be worthy of the herltage of this our school What we have recenvcd from our expenences here at Hartwell IS but a measure of that whlch we have glven to lt If we have given much, we have recened much m return, lf we have given httle we have hkewlse taken httle wnth us May I bespeak for you a share large enough that m the future when you look back upon your hugh school experlence here at Hartwell you wlll do so with a feelmg that finds expression ln the more personal phrase of My school 24 MRS STICKNEY Elliclency persomfied, Mrs Stlckney keeps the machinery of the school ln good workmg order If bells don t nng, lf a pupll loses hls book lf a chxld cuts has finger, she always seems to know what to do o 0 .. V 5, . l f . , H ,, . . . . . 9 . . . . . . . . . . ' ' GC 99 V SC 7, ' ' Y' - ' - cc as - - - - - as n . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 V . ' J . . . . . . . . . . . CG V77 . . 7 . , . 3 MR. GRAY remains cheerful though he must sandwich social science tests between class meetings and auditorium sessions which continually seem to conflict with his plans ..... MRS. SCHECK certainly deserves a medal for patiently enduring the double responsibility of teaching English and guiding the Annual Staff in publishing a year book ..... MISS NOONANE enthusiasm in art has carried over to many of her pupils whose work is a tribute to her teaching. Besides teaching art, and painting scenery, she finds time to act as art advisor to the Annual Staff ..... MISS O'BRIEN. Few students leave Miss O'Brien's classes without acquiring an appreciation of good literature. Her classes are always doing interesting things-writing short stories and poems, dramatizing plays, publishing a school paper or producing skits for various programs ..... MR. LEWIS is the true artist-eager to develop apprecia- tion of music in his students. Whether directing, playing the piano, or making arrangements for his choruses, he puts all his energy into his work ..... MRS. HAYLOYIC. If we follow Mrs. Havlovic's good advice and example, we should be competent housekeepers, attractive in appearance, and poised in manner ..... MR. MILLER. Always kind and courteous whether coaching a football or basketball team, teaching history, or chaperoning Senior dances, Nlr. Miller has gained the admiration of all the students ..... MADAME DONDERCYS understanding of her pupils helps them to grasp French easily, while her clever sayings keep her students in good spirits ..... MR. MOORE. Amid the grinding of the planers and the buzz of the saws, Mr. Moore moves about capably instructing the students in the manual arts ..... MISS MATHIS. Possessing a self-confidence and even temper, which teaching biology and attending IQ. C. has not disturbed, Miss Mathis has won favor with her pupils ..... MR. JONES. Non-plussed only when his experiments refuse to function until after the class has left the room, Mr. jones has definitely proven his mettle as a general science teacher. FACULTY MRS. McCASI-I seasons her instructions in household arts with witty remarks, keeping her classes in good humor ..... MISS HALfCK's pet alligator, Billy, is only one proof of her ability to make biology an interesting subject ..... MR. TRUEBLOOD keeps quite busy teaching general science, attending Ll. C. and instructing the Senior girls in chemistry ..... MRS. BARNETT. Teaching math involves many related responsibilities for Mrs. Bamett, such as keeping the annual out of the red and straight- ening out financial affairs for high school classes and clubs ..... RUSS KLOAK. Nfath becomes fun! Mathematical figures become practical and simple under Miss Kloak's thorough and interesting teaching ..... MR. EVANS. Pop,s patience and sense of humor help many students through trying moments in balancing equations and analysis. His loyalty and enthusiasm have added much to the success of athletics in our school ..... MISS GRADOLF. Praise and commendation are due Miss Gradolf for developing fair play, cooperation, and responsibility in the girls through their work in gymnasium and sports ..... MR. 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N. ni' JJ kg,,f . . 1 wg xy-,-3 Q- . N .' . ' I z5'5?Y : f: ' vi ,. .x x,.,- .1 ,, L V ,- -'L-J.. 'K First Row - J. Burbank, D. Merkl, E. Beedle, E. J. Wilkerson, YV. Moiford, A. Stephens, M. Bayhan, Vernon Marsh, Yirkette Marsh, A. Hyslop. Second Row - L. Brisbin, S. Wilkins, A. Holste, F. Davis, M. Burt, T. Sears, B. Foster, A. lNIcGuiTey, A. Hinnah, M. Shelley, S. Roettele, J. Matthews, BI. McPherson. Third Row - D. Minnich, A. Hertel, J. Richards, F. Doepke, J. Schorle, M. Kuyper, I. Wvhite- house, B. Apking, M. Bennington. Not In Picture - L. Eich, M. Dawson, A. Burgjohann, R. Sallee, H. Hicks. Quiz Kids A little bit of Scotch Heap Big Injun auf dpy, A Vu I l First Row - L. Gerdes, R. Bruce, WV. Meyer, W. Sarvis, R. Merritt, R. Schuettc, A. Hauck R. Shanks, R. Young, Hixson, Breen. Second Row - F. Gleeson, R. Carroll. Third Row - B. Havens, A. Heltman, O. Jones, C. Scranton, K. Hoffman, D. Shanks, R. Bates G. Twidale, J. Bierman, A. Hatter, L. Shanks, Devine, D. Klingelhoffer. Fourth Row - R. Maffey, R. Cook, R. Wrede, P. Honnerlaw, H. Parkinson, J. Thompson R. Kuhn, M. Stephens, D. Hogue, J. Kimmey. Not In Picture - L. Cooper, R. Williams, C. Davis. Homeward Bound Buck and Chuck A Bicycle pl s-5 y First Row -- D. Hilleary, A. Peavley, M. J. Ugarte, E. Daniels, E. Hendricks, M. Perry, D. Hubbard, M. Adamson, M. Abercrombie, D. Neuner. Second Row - M. Bailey, M. Evans, B. Womack, B. Richey, E. Wall, R. Owens, S. Apple, E. Sharpe, ISI. McCormick, R. Hopkins, J. Lucas. Third Row - A. Hogue, D. Mertz, R. M. Kissel, E. Hosmer, L. Gibson, S. Davidson, E. Harms, R. McKinley, V. Zins, C. Kuderer, S. Hardy. Fourth Row - V. Riner, G. Rayborn, E. Davis, R. Caddy, M. Manley, A. Morgan, B. Scranton, D. Slonc, A. Woods, V. Handley. Fifth Row - R. Speak, A. Ritze, N. Wilson, R. Borchcrs, H. Noel, R. Burger, A. B. Simmer- man, E. Weddle, J. Boone. Not In Picture - K. McBee, C. Toms. Happy Foursome ln W' it Posing . 3 :Xi-.V lui. Q - 1 N.,,!1 V lg: Qi ei ll' 'ilu I llll IB-is M F K. gif-1 Spring Dance Q! Pals Arbor Day Front Row - B. Schaefer, C. Doyle, K. Richards, J. Apking, J. Baker, T. lNIcMahan, J. Garrard, B. Kuhn, O. Brewer. Second Row - B. Hunley, C. Surtees, C. Nliller, C. Pike, P. Biehl, J. Bonta, P. W'eber, L. Hines, J. Osterbrock. Third Row - N. Carstens, D. Allen, G. Megginson, R. Staiger, R. Thomason, C. Sears, A. Eiche, J. DeCamp, B. Hassler. Fourth Row - W. Canter, R. Porter, G. Fugate, J. Wagner, H. Hoffman, G. Sowders, R. Skinner, J. LeRoy, M. Preston. Fifth Row - E. Molford, YV. Wahl, F. Smith, C. Moore, W. Love, K. Osterbrock, C. Castner, H. Geisen. D. Cain. CLASS OFFICERS 01,4 PROM CONINlI'l'l'hl'L J. Montague CPresidentj, F. Hays fVice Presidentb, B. INIcArdeI Vfreasurerb, E. J. Manns fSecretaryD First Row - L. Nfillcr, G. BICGroarty, E. johnson, E. Lutz, S. Sticgclman, ISI. Dickman, I. Cornn, H. Fcttig. Second Row - M. Speeg, G. Van Hook, H. Slone, R. Renner, I. Scott, E. Manns, V. Bremer, J. Bunner. Third Row - E. Ellison, V. Wagner, C. Speak, B. Tumulty, L. Schottelkotte, BI. INIcGuH'ey, L. Avery, ISI. Miller. Fourth Row - C. Maffey, E. Simmerman, E. Dearwester, B. Burke, P. Wetzeler. .IU .ji IOR IRLS i' Alvin 'lii' bs W J: B I if 4-Y Nutty Nit-Wits Lunch Time First Row - R. Kersey, W. Kendrick, M. Brooks, P. Langdon, L. Cooper, C. Fix, R. Porter. Second Row - B. Mc.-Xrdel, B. Laswell, E. Kuhn, B. MeGarvey, A. Adamson, V. Dorn, F. Hays, B. Livingood. Third Row - C. Fothergill, C. Auxier, J. Hilleary, A. Morgan, A. Hadley, H. Faig, F. Frick, M. Searcy. Fourth Row - R. Osterbrock, W. McKinley, B. Tuttle, B. Manns, A. Paul, R. Jentz, E. Terry, P. Johnson. Fifth Row - K. Borchers, R. Minks, R. Terry, C. Long, J. Montague, J. Cain. Sixth Row - W. McClanahan, C. Linder, C. Glindmeier, B. Uhling, R. Hageman. Not In Picture - G. Bruegman, E. Crawford, N. De Haven, A. Dillingham, E. Hendren, D. Meyers, J. Stevens. ...AA i' UNIOR OYS CLASS off ,41 Four years ago, one hundred and twenty of us entered Hartwell as bewildered freshmen. By the end of the year, we had accustomed ourselves to our new surroundings and begun to take part in school activities. Next fall we organized into two groups, one for the boys and one for the girls, in order to gain experience in class activities. Our class also began taking part in athletics, social affairs and sponsored our own skating party As umors, we organized into one group and began our program of raising funds necessary to give a umor Prom In anuary, we mstltuted annual insurance, and in Mav we cllmaxed our years activities wlth the annual unlor Prom In our senior year, we began earlv in the fall, planning dances and working on the 1941 Hartwell Annual Now only fifty in number, our class nevertheless has sponsored monthly dances throughout the year, taken an active part in all school affairs, and published our annual on schedule As we leave the school and go out into the world, may these valuable experiences and associations be a preparation for an even greater success ln meeting the challenge of life before us C ass Offlcers ,gland Left to Right Mary jane Vortkamp fsecretaryj , Eugene Houser ffreasurerj Horace Howard KVICC Pres IdCl'lIl Arvil Brown fPres1dentJ . . . . t - J . . . . . . . . J - J ' . . , . . . . J . 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JOHN ABERCROMBIE Although reserved john has a keen sense of humor and lrkeable dlsposltlon He IS always ready wrth a quick comeback, equally wlllmg to debate with a teacher or classmates U VELMA ADAMS Her classmates know Velma to possess a quiet charm all her own She has a cooperative sprnt and rn the two years she has been here has always extended a help mg hand . 4' R. 4. - FLORENCE ARMONTROUT This petlte blonde IS called Flo by her frrends who are many rn number In sprte of her constant worrying about her work she always manages to pass her sub Jects 'Ok 'Venn ev Ibm N44 lk Q VIRGINIA ARNOLD Because she IS always prepared her teachers find lt a delight to call upon her Quiet lntellxgent, and thoroughly dependable, Vlr gmla has the qualltles that lead L JOHN BARKER A fnendly smrle and pleasing manner are johns chief assets John IS one of the best liked and most wrllmg semors to success i JAMES BATES Calm and quret m the class room Jim exhlblts the same calm and steadlness m football or ln track These qualmes have made hrm an outstandmg athlete as well as a very successful president of the H1 Y -5- .35 lv-1 'si CHARLES BIERMAW Earnest and dependable, Char lre has been a capable business manager of our annual Formerly qulet and retlrmg he has made great strides this year, perhaps because of a certam femmme m lluence 4' ft tl VIOLET BRESTEL Vls captrvatmg smile and charmmg personality make her the center of mterest wherever she goes Her delightful manner and her capabrlrty have con trlbuted to the success of many school affairs ' ' ' ll Y7 , Q s U 0 Q n n 1 C I 0 . ,l I Q .5 l , 1 ' I , I ' W4 f. .R A 1 ff n R R ff A . 5 , I , R , 'Q A ,J If H . ' r A R Wfi - R Q If ,Y .. Amt.. 1- R' Q , R -R , Q 7 M f. R ', -3 43'5 3i- ' fir , . . . . . , , 1 , . . A. y x Q .kg f , lf' R - R f r, - ,RJ :gg f se 1 V, A . at , 4 S' A i 5' 'W-' ' 'H' A I R rRr. R t I ' F' tfly R Nw- Q A . '71 ' r z L., s V g'R A ' f' L J fm' . r ' ' at - sa -1 n ' ' ' ik ' 97 ' ' I ' 77 ' l I , . ,..,u,,-aw . l ARVII. BROWN Our busy and good natured class president has not only led the class through a successful year, but he has also found time to play volleyball, work on the An- nual Staff and make posters for class affairs. , .1 fi' MARGARET BRYANT Peg , one of the most poised and attractive members of our class, is usually seen with her two pals, Dot and He-nny . Al- ways vivaeious and enthusiastic, she is an ardent fan for the Reds. JACK CAIN Although jack has only been with us two years, his friendly personality and ready smile have won him many friends. His prowess on the football field is well known by Hartwell rooters. FDW ARD DON XLDSOW Quiet and easy going Ed has an agreeable nature with plenty of good spirit when sufficiently aroused RICH XRD C-ENTRY Dick an aggressne football player has made life miserable for Hartwells opponents uiet in class and conscientious in his school work he has made many friends 2g HI 'NRII I I X CUFRTFXIILLFR words possesses a lmelw NOICC and a cheerful disposition Nherexer she is sou rr sure to ear plenty of giggles SXINIX CRII-N pressing her opinion Qwlua has gained 1 reputation for since rits While sh loses to read she is neser too oeeupied to help a friend or to add a witty remark to the conversation DOROIHX H X XI willing disposition identify Ilot Her txpmg has been in dispensable to the annual staff while her jokes have kept us in good spirits e , s : , , - . . - 1 . -' - . . .t - ,H -, - ' ' . . ' i v , , , - K x .li . He-nny , ne-ve-r at 3 logs for Inde-penelent and frank about ex- A ready smile, twinkling rye-s, and . ' '., 1' ze ' h e '- ,. ' '. 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' .. ., ,, ' ROBERT HARRIS Bucket , as he ts famtltarly known has become popular wtth boys and gtrls altke, because of tty Hts danctng makes htm a destrable partner at all school affatrs HYMAN HATTER Hymans handsome features and attracttve appearance have been the cause of many Hartwell heart not find tt at all unusual to see Hyman battltng for ye olde Hartwell :nu- THELMA HINNAH Rather shy and rettrmg, Thelma has carved a ntche tn the hearts of her frtends at Hartwell B know they can always depend on Thelma FRANCES HOGUE Frankte s vtvactty and dancing talent have made her an out standing figure tn the Hartwell mtnstrels Her poetry and Irtsh wtt have enltvened many mo- ments for her classmates YL .-T MARGARET HOPKINS Peg the source of many gtg gles at Hartwell, ts very acttve tn all school affairs Peggy a leader both tn athlettcs and class acttvt ttes ts a loyal and stncere frtend EUGENE HOUSER As treasurer of our class, Gene has proved htmself trustworthy and capable Hts work on stage scenery, dance decorattons and on the annual has shown hts arttsttc talent and dependabtltty. HORACE HOWARD Horace, the ortgtnator of much subtle humor, ts above all a per fect gentleman Hts frtendltness and engagtng smtle have resulted tn hts betng chosen vtce prestdent of our class DONALD JOHNSON lrVhtle an all around athlete, Don has excelled espectally tn foot ball Because of hts ltkeable man ner and tntelltgence, we feel certatn that hts ambttton to be a doctor wtll be realtzed a if A B I e ' G n A x 'A 'gi V' My V , I J u . e- his good humor and athleticlabil- palpitations. Basketball fans do cause of her willingness, seniors E GJ! 5 E 3 X .SL . if if E X LAURA KELLER Laura's witty remarks, sunny dis- position and conscientiousness have made her a favorite of stu- dents and teachers alike. She is known for her dancing, acting, and her activity in Girl Reserves and Art League. RUTH KRAUSS Graciousness in manner, loyalty to friends, efficiency in all her undertakings typify Ruth. Her neatness and attractiveness are to be admired. HUBERT LACEY Those at Hartwell know 'KLacey to be considerate and coopera- tive. His track experience has enabled him to help others in training. Everybody likes him for his good nature and willingness to help in all affairs. ALETHIA LAWLESS Alethra is an ardent movie and baseball fan Though she quiet and reserved the girls who work with her know of her special talent ln sewing and cooking X' ARLO LEAR Lear is the dreamer of the class f 41 His dreams for the future include making a great deal of money A great lover of music, he is frequently seen with his guitar LEE LE AVELL Lees presence behind the scenes as stage manager has encouraged mans nerwous actors His help m prmtmg the tickets for the Senior dances rs just one example of the manv favors he IS always vullmg to do SYLVIA LEE Tall and graceful with a com plexron that IS the enwy of all, Sylua has a quiet charm that has won our respect and affection In spite of breaking her arm last wear she has continued her ac tnrty m sports M ILBUR LEWIS Among VN ilbur s hobbies are read mg and handicraft work His polite manner and pleasing per sonallty will help him materialize his anticipated Cnll Service pro fesslon K2 ' ' ' at vs' is 0 KL 99 ' 3 G Q . I 1 - ,' ,. . . , - A - VIRGIIN IA MARCUM Gmny a sweet, attractlve glrl possesses a charm all her own Her cheerful dlsposltlon radiant snnle and begulllng eyes will be remembered long after she has left her alma mater NIARIAN MARTIN Few freshmen can forget Ma nan s friendly receptlon as chalr man of the Vxgllantes Full of vrm and vlgor she has been a successful cheerleader and a worker on class committees PERCY MEGGINSON Percys popularity wlth the stu dent body was manifested ln his bemg edltor of our 41 annual and Hartwells candidate for mayor durmg Boys Week His likeable dlsposltlon gentlemanly manners and qulck wrt are an unbeatable eombmatxon 'W' RUTH MERRI'I'I' Talented ln both art and dra matlc wrltmg Ruth has been a valuable asset to the Senlor class We enjoy her contagious laughter and carefree manner and admxre her expressive eyes and beautiful 'Z' SHIRLEY MEYER Shlrleys volce and dancmg have contributed to the success of many Hartwell mlnstrels Her controversial questxons have en llvened many an English hour halr AUSTIN MOORE Austln IS our ace CICCIIICIZD movle and radlo operator He IS usually seen surrounded by groups of glrls whom he amuses wuth hrs innumerable Jokes JEAN MORRIS Although Jeans mam lnterest I5 out of school she enters mto the splrlt of hugh school llfe jean IS a sympathetic llstener and IS also Vkllllllg to glve smcere advice ALEEN OWENS Although usually qulet and shy Ace IS capable of telling amus mg stones Her quallty of re serve will be xmportant rn her future professxon as a sten ographer 1 y ' f A , . . it ' D ' ' ' - 9 1 - . . . , . , . . . , , , I ' . 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' ' . n 1 u , 1 u u - FLORENCE PHELPS Everyone admlres Florences tnm appearance and amlable dlSPOSl tlon We expect her ablllty ln household arts to come rn handy some day CHARLES PROCTOR Charles has worked faithfully ln hrs posltlon as president of the Art League He has added to the fun at Hartwell by his smgmg and hrs strumming on the gultar 3 CLARENCE SHANKS joe IS a popular student as well as an outstandmg athlete, whose leadershxp has been shown ID the many offices he has held Hrs orrgmalnty rn art IS evidenced ln the cartoons and much of the planmng of our annual ann STANLEY SMITH To graduate from a soda jerker to a first class phammacnst rs Smnttys ambmon He loves a friendly argument and IS always ready with a snappy comeback S' Tv' 455 IRENE SPEEG Radlatlng fun and good humor, Spoogy IS truly cverybodys frlend Swlmmmg ln summer and bowlmg ln wmter are just two of Irenes lnterests l -9 EVELYN STORM Evelyn, never fallmg ticket taker at Senior dances, I5 a dlllgent and efficient worker She IS un usually outstanding for her par uclpatlon rn gurls' sports 4 DONTALD ULMER Although very retlcent, Don IS always frlendly and greets every one wtth a cheerful smlle Hts chlef mterest has been rn sports as shown by the letters he wears for tennxs, volleyball, and track M ARY JANE VORTKAMP Imagme a gay, llvely lass, one that IS talented rn art and dra mane writmg, one that possesses a wxllmg capacity for work and a subtle humor, and one that ns liked by everybody and you have our Jamey BABETTE WILLIAMSON Babs red halr and flashing blue eyes tell of her slncenty and determlnatlon Her favorite hobby rs photography which she and Frank go into full heartily EVELYN WILLSON Epple poised and comely charms everyone with her lovely dimples Her exactness should help make her a successful nurse Barbs attractlve appearance charmmg manner and ready wrt make her one of our favorite seniors Because of her capabrl ny, drlrgence and cooperation, her bemg chosen by the DAR as Hartwells best cmzen was seconded by all ROBERT DEVINE fNot Shown, We never lack for entertainment when Zorb rs present An ex cellent sense of humor, rntellx gence, and a courteous manner are responsible for Gordon s pop ularrty These qualmes plus hrs mterest ln the outdoors should make htm an Ideal forester Ever smce Andy made hrs debut at Hartwell bowmg to the ladres rn the Freshman Receptron, he has been a favonte because of hrs good dis posmon and sense of humor ff BARBARA ZERFEY GORDON ZORB ,k -r Q -tfffiwz , fgiiiv 13' -- J 4 3, a- T., rn? 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Our New Fountain A95 .J og ,o ..x,a:f21ff-L ' ' 1 - M Front Row C Proctor First Row N Carstens L Keller H Fettlg F Davrs M Evans , Sccond Row A Adamson C Surtees A Hadley, R Cook At Right Mxss Bartlett Sponsor RT LEAGUE The Art League has had a very successful vear Through Mass Bartletts mterest and mspxratmn as sponsor, lt has become one of the school s most actrve organrzatlons Several objeetlves, mcludmg the framnng of four apanese floral prmts and the repamng of other pnctures, were accomplished The annual carnatnon sale was held wrth mcreased success However, the crownmg achlevement was the purchase of a Rookwood fountam, whlch has added much interest to our mam hall The memorable program for the dedication of thus fountam was as follows Introductory Remarks Talk on Rookwood Pottery Presentation of the Fountam Acceptance of the Fountam Muslc Mr Klzer Laura Keller Charles Proctor Dr Hemold A Cappella Cholr Laura Kellar '41 fl - , , 0 V . - . , :A t' Talk on Art in the Schools .............................................................................. Mr. Johnson THLETIC COUNCIL 'I' 1' 132211 ,M 'WL VIGILA TE ,aliflur-1 Sitting - E. johnson, A. McGuH'ey Standing - M. j. Vortkamp, B. Harris, Mr. Gray, R. Porter, R. Hopkins, Mr. Evans. Not Shown - E. Hays. v .N 0. Front - R. Bruce, D. Merkle, J. Morris, A. Brown. First Row - M. Martin, V. Brestel, V. Marcum, B. Williamson, H. Goertemiller, P. Megginson, F. Hague, S. Meyer. Second Row - Miss Kloak, R. Harris, T. Hinnah, C. Shanks, J. Barker, D. Ulmer, B. Lacey, G. Zorb. Third Row - H. Hatter, E. Houser, J. Bates. MATH CL First Row - G. Zorb, E. Houser, A. Brown, A. Nfoore, D. Ulmer. Second Row - C. Shanks, P. Hopkins, C. Bierman, D. johnson, P. Meg- ginson, BI. Martin. 2' Uv w First Row - S. Hardy, M. Evans, B. Richey, H. Slone, D. Neuner. Second Row - R. Carrol, A. Owens, B. Womack, M. Manley, R. Renner, E. Simmerman, V. Handley. Third Row - C. Moore, J. Bonta, B. Haven. E CIE CE CLUB enior Hi-Y U, iid . 1 U , Ill, Junior Hi-Y First Row - R. Kersey, P. Megginson, D. Meyers, Mr. Gray, F. Frick, F. Hays, R. Porter. Second Row - R. Harris, J. Barker, C. Shanks, C. Fothergill, H. Lacey, D. Johnson, L. Leavell, G. Zorb, j. Abercrombie. Third Row - J. Bates, M. Searcy, H. Hatter, J. Montague, S. Smith, R. jentz. Fourth Row - A. Brown, J. Cain, H. Howard, C. Lindner, D. Ulmer. First Row - R. Bruce, R. Merritt, O. Brewer, J. Garrard, A. Hauck, W. Hunley. Second Row - W. Canter, R. Thomason, R. Wrede, C. Doyle, J. Apking, B. Schaefer. Third Row - R. Porter, J. LeRoy, C. Mcgginson, J. Hfagner. Fourth Row - VV. Love, Devine, D. Shanks, C. Scranton. Not In Picture - B. Kuhn, D. Honnerlaw, R. Schutte. Hi-Y CLUBS .A. A. Ufficers Girl Reserves Front Row, standing - B. Zerfey lPresidentl. Seated in front - L. Keller fVice Presidentj, P Hopkins fSecretaryl, E. Deafwester CTreasurerl. Front Row - E. Lutz, G. VanHook. Second Row - M. McCormick, WH Beach, D. Hubbard, M. Manley, NI. Nlartin. Third Row - R. Hopkins, A. Hertel, NI. Evans, B. Womack, T. Hinnah, E. Sharp. Fourth Row - A. McGuffey, M. Adamson, E. Davis, V. Brestel, L. Avery. First Row - B. Tumulty, B. YNomack, NI. Abercrombie, E. Lutz. Second Row - E. Manns, V. Brewer. Third Row - LI. McCormick, P. Hopkins, A. Leienberger, T. Hinnah. G. R. G. A. . CappeHa Choir Girls' Chorus First Row - S. Lee, N. W'ilson, M. Abercrombie, V. Brew er, G. VanHook, W. Beach, V. Adams. Second Row - M. McCormick, H. Howard, J. Bunner, A. Ritze, M. Bryant, B. W'illiams0n, R. Hageman, D. hlinnich. Third Row - C. Proctor, A. Paul, Breen, R. Carrol, Garrard, A. Hauck, G. Mc-gginson, C. Auxier, C. Bierman. Seated - j. Matthews, M. Evans, R. Caddy, V. Brewer, M. McCormick, B. Burk, D. Minnich, C. Kuderer. Standing - E. Hosmer, E. Sharp, M. Manley, A. Ritze, Mr. Lewis, GIRLS' CHORUS GEE CLB Flrst Row W Lewis R Hageman P Wetzeler V Rmer X RIIZC K Nl Bee ISI Brvant S Lee V Adams Howard C Proctor Second Row E ohnson F Armontrout 'Nl Abercrombie E Lut7 F Hogue V Brewer S Sttezelman 'NI Dtckman 'NI Speeg B Tumulty I Speeg G YanHoolt H Fcttlg 'NI Xdamson W Nlofford RSpeak Thlrd Row Y Harsh D Hubbard NI Fwans R Renmr X Peasley I Cornn N Hague I Scott R Owens Storm R Itrrttt R Krluss S Xpple F Sharp: I X en I Ixeller B Yerfey B Wtlllamson Nlorrts NI Nortkamp 'Sir Lewis Fourth Row X Woods 'NI 'Nlartm T Hlnnah E Willson W Beach F 'Nianns J Bunner F Harms L ftbson N Wxlson E Dans NI XICQOYIIIICF Y Xrnold E Fllnson -X Lawless X Nlorgan C, Toms Y Handley I' Weddle Fifth Row f1rr'1rd R Carrol G Zorb F Niegglnson J Burmun C Bierman C Kuxler K Nloorc X ll o In ltcture X Iear B 'Nltfnarvey R Jentz B Tumultv X Ietcnberger F Wlllterson S Green NI M1nlc-s X Holste L Nllller The three music orqamzattons under the dtrcctton of 'Sir John I ewts hare had a most HCIIXC and enjoxable xear Nlembers of the C urls Chotr, the I lee Club, and the A Cappella Lholr hate parttclpated ln the Hxgh School Treasure Chest r1d1o program the Sprung Iestnal and the Inter Hugh School Qholr All mustc groups combined to present a deltqhtful graduation program '- . 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LATIN CLUB . 5- P- .! S-ll , J' I 1 , N v Y' 'i -bv -. i . ' IRLS' CLUB V . .,. ,I i ' First Row - P. Hopkins, M. Martin, E. johnson, B. Tumulty, E. Stomi. Second Row - A. Leienberger, R. Hopkins, B. XVOIIIBCB, NI. Evans, E. Lutz, NI. lWcCormick, V. Brewer, E. Manns. Third Row - Fourth Row - T. Hinnah, M. Shelly, A. Simniemian, M. Manley, S. Lee, M. Bryant. V. Nlareum, BI. Abercrombie. First Row - V. Brewer, M. Martin, G. VanHook, P. Hopkins, B. Womack, M. Perry, Ii. johnson. Sercnd Row - D. Merkle, M. BICcl0I'llllCk, R. Krauss, Nl. C. Speak, B. Zerfey, L. Keller, N'ilkens, li. llearwester. Third Row - B. XIcArdel, C. Zorb, C. Nlegginson, O. Brewer, C. Surtees, P. lklegginson, L. Cooper. Fourth Row -V. Riner, BI. Shelly, V. Arnold, Blatthews, B. Scranton, R. Speak, N. Wilson. Fifth Row - C. Shanks, C. Bierman, C. Linder, Bates, A. Brown, E. House-r, A. Moore. Not In Picture - N. Carstens. I HO OR CLUB 1 x . . .. .,1 . 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Je KC J YY 'I'- 4- X-AP, 4-7, Ji 1 'a -fi 'ZH-, vga: I li: -, 5 V f .Q -J, 2.25 ,H --- .. ,L-,I in QQ J fri- 'ia .Lfrzf 'T' .N Af .,.,,: K, t , fr . . 3-iii:-. 1 if 1 ,gi f , mu: ,n I . :A-if 5' 315,-ei'5f' Vlf ,,-4.-ucv. f -1.. ',' ' J' u,-,555 f M . . 'J . fu: , f Ah W, 5 tg- , 3 L1 .f - RED I' rf' Q 1 U' ., V I rf My-f 'paw su, If , 1 4' Jm aku . 4' c..f - .,,: f'-fu ,'. 4: 4-vErn5?'.L.?f ' I wiv Zgibo-i'ffe':::1f'n,,,,,,A I . -+f-4.2 ' ' ,g 2-' AA -,-' uw - - f 'fa , 'ifffrr-f.45'-p'53j, ,f!'.!Q'..g3,,.g' IS IT OVER? - N. C. H. .,,,, 4fZ '9S in r. .. A1 1!hf4,, . 'f ,.. A.. 1.-4' .I . W ,PW V .. .I I , rn A .. .. , . , 1 Q, 1 W 5, H .Q . J 1 qw V -B-Q . 1 ..,....... , X 1 T ,MP 7. -f 1,4-, -z lffhwif I 'Y LEE NIOIYI E kr spans 'n-.H l-',,a,.'..Y ERNIE ,- '-r V9 - F 'A '- Ayol CH RQNUISL, S1 ' XUOV' BILL BILLIE M. I , I'3 . ' f 19397 2' First Row - R. Wrede, D. Klingelholfer, R. Gentry, C. Doyle, R. Kersey, T. lNIcMahan, B. Schaefer. Second Row - G. Megginson, Mr. Miller, G. Fugate, R. Harris, Russ Porter, L. Leavell, E. Terry, E. Craw- ford, J. Wagner, jim Cain, R. Skinner, D. Cain. Third Row - H. Hatter, E. McKinley, C. Castner, C. Lindner, J. Bates, J. Montague, F. Hays. Fourth Row - Ray Porter, VV. lNIcClanahan, C. Glindmeier, jack Cain, J. Barker, D. Shanks, C. Shanks, W. Canter. Not In Picture - C. Williams. The 1940 YVarriors,', coached by Mr. Ernest Bliller, comprised one of the best balanced teams in Hartwell's recent pigskin history. The team, not studded with individual stars but made up of boys well trained in the fundamentals of team play, gave every opponent a stiff fight. The backfield, depending upon speed and deception for their punch, outscored opponents by thirty points, while a strong line, regarded by many as the best in the valley, played their positions well. However, the tean1's fumbles and mistakes at crucial moments accounted for the record of four wins and five defeats and wrested both the City Class B and the Valley Championships from its grasp. Bitter defeats by Lockland and North College Hill were perhaps the best evidence of this weakness. The climax of the season for Hartwell rooters came when the 'KVVarriors upset their unde- feated and highly favored rival, Wyoming, by a score of seven to nothing. lor the second stralqht xear the Hartwell Basketball Team took the Cmemnatx Class B Champmnshlp mthout a defeat Yhth onlx two letter men from last xear the team dld not make 1 food shmslnf af amst the more experienced xallu team hrmexcr thex fought xerx well, flung a good account of themselxes Nxth Castner and Harrls paemg the team ln scormg and Hatters defense ssorlt the Varrmrs defeated Bljlldlllw, COIIlITlLI'ClHl llectrleal Greenhllls, of ll utxsell sull see 1 more experlenud team nn aetmn sslth six lettermen taltmq oxer the court duties I1rstRms R Harrts I Hass j LeRow R lnmgood Second Row H Hatter C Castner H Howard C Llndner R Porter 'Nlr 'Nhller Q , , I ' g,' , ,-. ' , , ,4, ,K S: . ,, i 1. A , I. . A1Cl'l1ZlI1ll'Zil, Tailoring. Printing and .-Xutmnotixe High Schools. Next ye-ar the basleetball fans if :nf First Row - NI. Preston, B. Laswell, YVagner, L Hines. B. Srhacfcr, R. Thompson. A. Hcctman, Second Row - O. Jones, WV. Canter. J. Hillcary, Glindmcicr, D. Shanks, R. Porter, Mr. Miller. FIND THE BXLI. of .- 'I HI: ISASKI. I OLLEYB LL After winning the first six games on its schedule, the Volleyball Team, defending champions of Cincinnati, dropped from its perch to third place. The team, handicapped by having no letter men from last year retum, experienced a larger and tougher schedule this year. How- ever, it did succeed in reaching the semi-finals in the city tournament, finally bowing to a superior Hughes team. Q 1 l ' First Row - E. Kuhn, R. Thompson, J. Abercrombie, L. Hines, W. Laswell, I. Hilleary Second Row - B. Tuttle, S. Smith, A. Brown, H. Howard, D. Ulmer, W. Bfanns, Mr. Reisner a ' TENN S First Row - M. Preston, C. Sears. 1, Front Row - J. Hixson, R. Bruce, W. Meyer. Second Row - O. Brewer, C. Surtees, J. Kimmey, F. Gleeson, J Abercrombie, J. LeRoy, Mr. Jones, D. Ulmer, W. McArdel Second Row - R. Jones, D. Allen, W. McArdel, R. Porter, D. Hogue. S-v 1? 'ral -f'...,4-A GOLF ' T , Q 'T if I fmfi, f , . 1 -- 1 - wx. 4. gulf' . af- .- f ., V' 1-. 1, -f 'uf N ' , W' gf- ! ' if a- 'f ffiff, ' X Q ' 2 :' W ' 7if55tgf5i?s2?1?'if5i!-M25 .f - 'W i T' 4' 7 L . . , r f, .wggf f-,,.,., ' 'Q gl' jx .ff ' 4 V ' 1 'A ' - 1 ' - ' n S f f:7'1fw ,J4 if . 'V .z .. ff M R 4 ' , il ' ' , nh , .1 . V L QQQJW A 5 4 1 ' I ' , ' H LY ' L f sl 'W ' ,ggi ' I n ' v - f '. 4' - f ,cl i. . I i L 'll m , 'y ylw alw .y ., , , , . rm-. , . ug ff Q v - Q u , M fl . ' ' 1' v i A E if ' Km' .z . , ' X f If 'O , f ' . , A-v . - Ns , I . , V5 .- ' W1 ' R 7 . ' , ' Q . f ff Wx ' zz 4 ,A f 1 , ' ' 1 I 1, ' . 1 A x -' ' - X ' V , 5 x Q L- ' . , H 1 ' ' X ' ' U 'T ' ' , f 1 2 n 'g 1 Ii x f . . E , 5 X W-., . , , V x I 5 ,J w.rffsp11,41 V ,gy7mWA,,vfwz L, my 7',ve,M.,146v - of, ii , wiv ..,,, E915 A., .57 . fix Y, fbi.. - A .,. ,1,,,... . TRACK 54- . ' 1 I COACH The track team, led by captain Jim Bates, has shown marked ability, and if results come up to expectations, RUSS GOES OVER we should have a good season in both senior and junior divisions. Almost all members of the senior team are men of one or two years, experience. The junior squad is made up largely of green material. f IIS WAY ' .A SENIOR TEANi - Front - Coach Reisner. Kneeling - J. Barker, G. Sowdcrs, R. Harris, C. Shanks, J. Hilleary, j. Abercrombie, R. Porter, WV. Canter. Standing - J. Cain, C. Glindmeier, J. Montague, B. Tuttle, J. Bates, C. Castner, C. Lindner, H. Hater, D. Ulmer, A. Paul, C. Bierman, H. Lacey, Oianagerl. . .W f W - --tw-1 'fw- 4 'WF '., 'ff' Kneel A. Hauck, F. Gleeson, R. Porter, R. Merrit, P. Honnerlaw, R. Carroll. Standing - Coach Reisner, L. Hines, B. Laswell, C. Moore, C. Surtees, D. Shanks, R. lVrede, J. LeRoy, R. Kuhn, H. Lacey Oianagerl. RED IIN ACTION MANAGER The schedule of meets for the 19-ll season is as follows: Ohio Wesleyan Relays ,.,..v,....,..,.,, April 26 Knights of Columbus Relay ',,,,.,..,,.. Slay 3 Nliami Valley Track Meet ..,....... May 9-10 District Meet ..,.,..,..,....,...,...,.,,... May 16-lf City Nleet .,.,.,. ...,.... B lay 20-21 State Meet ..... ,.....,, IN lay 23-24 M. Y. I. L ...,...,....,,,.,,,..,....,,,.,....,,,..,,..,,, 7 Dual Meet-Reading and Hartwell ,... Dual lNIeet-YVyoming and Hartwell.. -Russell Porter ,4 31Dates unsettled at time of printing. It hu' --- ' -14-, . HOCKEY Left to Right - Bunner, Y Brewer, E. Nlanns, NI. XIcC0r I mick, P. Hopkins, E. Lutz B. Womack, E. Davis, M. Mc R. Hopkins, E. johnson. -. of .,-+ N - - 4' '7x. 4 4. - e' -A -we-.. ' as . GIRL ' SPORT With a variety of sports to suit all tastes and abilities, the Girls' Athletic Association provides fun and an outlet for excess energy, builds character, and promotes both mental and physical well-being. For girls who enjoy competitive sports, teams in hockey, volleyball, basketball, baseball, and tennis are organized. For those who prefer non-competitive athletics, hiking, swimming parties, and bowling are provided. Hartwell girls have experienced a highly successful season in hockey, volleyball and basketball under the direction of Miss Gradolf and Mrs. Dondero. Athletic awards are made on the point basis. Five hundred points win a numeral, one thousand, a letterg and two thousand, a necklace. Each year an H ring is awarded to the senior girl who is chosen the most outstanding by the organization. 1 4' 'ji -. -'.Ac'f- A ' li -77 '.i'. !-k 'pax J' Q . l . 24 IH' V5 VT nv - Gulfey, Nl. Evans, B. Tunlulty VOLLEYBALL First Row--E. Lutz, D. Blerkle, G. McGroarty, NI. Dickman, A. Mcfluffcy. Second Row - R. Hopkins, E. Davis, P. Hopkins, A. Sitnmcrman, D. Nlinnich. Third Row - D. Hilleary, B. Womack, NI. fNIcCormick, I. Scott, L. Avery. Not on picture - A. Lcicnberger. BASKETBALL First Row - BI. Abercrombie, D. Hubbard, A. Leienberger. Second Row - E. johnson, E. Lutz, B. Tumulty, R. Hopkins. Third Row-B.W'omack, A.Mc- Guffey, M. Evans, M. Manley. Fourth Row - D. Blinnich, V. Brewer, E.,I.Mann, M.Hopkins. 4. ii LA 'V Y TENNIS Left to Right - P. Hopkins, H. Slone, V. Brewer. ' 99, 1 g I ' sg 'I 144 'ef' -1 BASEBALL Kneeling - M. McCom1ick NI. Abercrombie, E. Manns Standing - A. Simmerman, P Hopkins, M. Bryant, I. Scott NI. Nlartin. Not on picture - M. Dickman, E. Storm. I ' 4 1 H ' 1 -lv 47.1 ,fs nu wt '1 rv , ., , Qin 1 L Af x g. ,- .f N A if '1 by gg, 1 'sig' 7 .' . ., ,, ,, 145' .:7 'f ' iff a -, A... , -. .. 1 . fy.. I '. N . Z, aff, , I ,, .J - fix ' -QQ. ,9- f A J 1' 1- 3-11 .:i-' QQ f A if 1 lg .J-ff -S 5?- '.!: . - 'r' --9 si V.: ..L . fav- . P' 7-2 -if '. 1 - 1 .-' 1 -' ,I 'wi wr . 'v v. ' +. ' 'I' 5 hz. ,515 :pk .gf fy - if .52 I FY 1 gf ,-4,1 ' ' fl, . 3-fi' ff'-' 139' ., ' -14, ,',i1. 3,-'e' 5, -, , , ul -. ,- U4 r . Url I fig ,-yi' .73 Q Q 'ii-yi 51 1533: 'Z - -. f - -nf rw f ay, ff? I Elm 'iii -53 as ' ' 1 V- . 'EQ' M' 'N f ff. f 41f - 5 K I' 'L 11, , . ,-,I .V fl .il ,' 5.15, 4-It, -I xg -- 2 ' ' ' ' .,:1 -3. -.JL V A. I L .mai .tr -1.1 .PV iff 'up-F aw 'SF SEPTEMBER 9-School begins. Welcome, Mr. Kizer! Freshies look bewildered. 10-Vigilantes meet. Watch your step, Freshies! ll-New locker system in effect. Let's see, how does that combination go? 13-Friday 13th. Oh, Oh, the jinx is on. First Senior class meeting. Everyone has different idea on voting. I6- Freshmen Week proclaimed. That's all right, kids. It's all in fun. 17-Cheerleader try-outs for energetic gals and guys. Freshmen get New Arrival cards. They take it like sports. 18-Pep meeting puts us in the mood for football game. Cap Kizer formally introduced. 19-Freshie reception. Munchin' and jivin', etc. 20-Football game at Withrow - 26-6. Don Johnson makes first score of game. Atta-boy, Don! 23-Girl Reserve Cabinet meeting. Oh, those elections! 24-G. A. A. begins. Seniors plan October dance. Oh, how we need your helpn. 27-Hartwell vs. Walnut Hills - 7-13. Freshman girls have tough Civics test. 30-Boys' tennis tournament. Pop', shows movie on coal in chemistry. OCTOBER l-junior class meeting. Mr. Reisner becomes class sponsor. 2-Study halls listen to World Series game. Well, that was the idea, anyway. 1 -ffl' 'Sis-.-1?-' -1-v'Sf.... L. -wk' - I bfi Qnriiiilf ' 7. f -.' , - 4.9- .. 46 '7 9 111' u QQ' W, if ,4 V rg '5 4 r f V 9 I 39 Y ,V TL L JI f V ' Q, T'K,1Q' 4 I -ff f 45 Q, 3 3 fl L x L' nf' 1253 'F 1 , '..-'5 Qvf' K F' 's 1 ' W I JP .if in awfal 4' K sdfkHW9'..Q':fi'T ' 'ftlv IQ. yr. f 14, i.. SZ I f ' .1 0 , . f, Y r C 5 ..-A' AJ Q a I ' 4 10-Armistice Day program-Mr. Ray Jarman speaks on Trouble Here and Abroad. 12-Athletic Council chosen. The president ?- Pop'l Evans, of course. 13-Chorus practice for High School Treasure Chest . Don't worry, J. L. VVe'll be in key. 14-G. A. A. hike. Who wished for rain!! 15-Music Broadcast over WCKY. J. L. is well pleased. QP. S.-He should bel. I8-Ping-pong pictures of all students received. Now just be calm. You really don't look that bad!! 2lfThanksgiving game at North College. A moral victory. 28-Style show. Girls get new ideas. 29- Club aux Sandwichsu meets. Tut, Tut-they're still speaking French. IJ Ii CI I2 NI I3 I2 Il 3-Fire drill. B-r-r-r, cold weather! 9-Miss Flett shows delightful colored slides of a trip through the Nest. I0-Peggy Hopkins seen ts earing an angel robe home from school. Getting ready for thc future, Peggy? 12-P. T. .-X. meeting is entertained with the play, Why the Chimes Rang. Imagine Bill Nic- Garvey as a minister! Z! I3-Basketball game. Hartwell beats Building High -- 46-ll. Seniors give Santa Swing. More fun! 19-Girls enjoy talk by Mr. Brooks on Beauty Cul- ture with a special invitation to visit his academy. 20-Hartwell vs. Commercial - 26-18. Nice going, Hartwell! 23-Christmas play repeated for grade school. The weary cast looks forward to a vacation. 24-Half day of school. Play given again for high school. Vigilantes hand out Christmas surprises with Bud Lacey as Santa Claus. Radio pro- gram on art recorded at W C K Y. Speaking of Christmas, did all you kiddies send your letters to Santa? JANUARY 3-Reading beats Hartwell - 37-15. 6-Back to school. Surprise - Margaret Shelley becomes Mrs. Stanley Kissel. 7-Tea given by Hartwell W'omen's Club for Senior girls. 10- Club aux Sandwichsn meets again. Hartwell 2l - North College Hill 27. 13-Cramming for exams begins. The Hu hits Hartwell. 16-Off the record - Hartwell downs Greenhills - 22-12. I7-Mr. Evans oversleeps and brings his electric razor to school! 20-Girls sport upsweep coiffurcs. Hartwell plays Wyoming - 27-21. 21-Hartwell vs. Electrical - 28-20. 30-Hopi Indians from Arizona pay us a visit. Johnnie and Whip-to-Shea make a big hit. FEBRUARY 4-Seniors conduct Annual Quiz - Gordon Zorb acts as Doctor Whatzitn. 7-Girls enjoy a movie, 'KMeat and Romance . Hart- well beats Printing High - 42-7. T. .us awlllll H WU Sl ' N cy-1-1191 can ',m,- -,-cast' amigyn -- ',,,,......-4 ,,,,.-,, .aw eu 1 .Lv . --' fl ....,,..f-- I. --M5 'ni .f K .4 Q fini! 1 y-size K -Aa.. , 4' 2 , V 'Q 1 All I l l 10-Senior elass votes to hold graduation at Hartwell. ll-Hartwell loses to North College Hill - 39-25. I2-Girl Reserves swing the Virginia Reel at Valen- tine Party. H-Hartwell plays Tailoring High - 42-IG. Art League sells Valentine carnations. 17-Measles hits Hartwell. I8-F. B. I. movie on Know Your Money . Biology elasses enjoy trip to Berling Dairy. 19- Jodhpur Day . Seniors make candy at Zorb's house. More fun. 21- Hatchet Hop to honor George. Fireworks!!! 25-Sophomores hike to Library for lecture. 26-juniors and Seniors visit Library. Mrs. Moore gixes beauty hints to Girl Reserves. 27-Nliss Uilirien sends l'. H. out of English. Xgain? ffl-juniors' Skating Party. Nlae Speeg and jane Yortkamp judged most graceful skaters. M A RCH .-Nleredith Nlarionettes entertain us with a de- 'S lightful Comedy - a great hit. ti--lanitors go on strike. Yippee, no school ! ! Annual staff remains and slaves amid chills. I0-Shucks, strikes mer. Work begins! ll-Homemaking class makes plans for St, Patrickis Daft party. I2-Senior class meeting. Secretary is absent. lfl-Nlr. Cooley presents picture on Rediscovering .Xmt-rica , along with some good CE!! jokes! H-.Xthletie Council discusses L I'heater Party. I7-Mr. john Richardson speaks on Heritage of American Youth. I8-juniors decide on open A'Prom amid cheers and cries. I9-Rookwood fountain installed. is I R W Yu? 1' .ji-nl' Y 'l 1 .2 ' sa -1-5 ,C W -mf 0- n 21-Oh! Oh! Reports received. Long faces are seen around school!! Seniors give Spring Swing . H. G. is sent to office again. Again, Henny? 24-Mr. Sharb speaks on India's Position in The Present Var . Peggy Hopkins and Marian Mar- tin model for his unique draping. 25-Girl Reserves sponsor Tea Dance , but punch and cookies are served! Ha Ha! 27-V'hat's this? Fire Drill? Sylvia Lee and Irene Speeg exit sewing class with unfinished dresses dangling. 28-Sub-Freshmen Day at lf C. Nhat senior girls paid 20 cents to get there? Nlath Class visits 'Tool Steel in time for lunch. APRIL l-April Fool's Day-in case you d0n't know! 2-Mr. Keeler entertains us with A Trip Through Nlexicof' 3-Henny Goertemiller and Peg Bryant coach gym class while Bliss Gradolf is away. 1 J-Girl Reserve-Hi-Y Dance. F. H., Nl.. and H. H. certainly have a grand time, beating the drums. 7-Whats this? A new teacher!!! Marian Martin subs for Nfiss Gradolf. 8-Elementary school has paper sale. Oh, how we envy them! ! ! l0-Yippee! Spring vacation! ! 15-Blagic Show presented with Mr. -Iuetter as the magician. School begins at 7:30 because of Opening Day. I8-Athletic council sponsors NIoonlite Boat Ride . Footnote: all decks in action! 22-Practices continue for the play, The Wedding . 23-Art League dedicates the new fountain with speech by Laura Keller and singing by chorus. 24-Xliami students present a French comedy. 235Seniors give last dance. no V, if . .42 U13 V-'B 4 li 'S 7 GAJ 'S' A Q 1 gs QQ' .5 SW t . X If -55 t s. W il -w 'wa' my W -Mr' - ' gifs -??a 30 I 1 A .mf In ? ' t .azz 5, Q AA . r ' . 4 -' MAY 2-Math club gives dance and bullet supper. J-Frances and Shirley practice dance steps for Frolics . 7-Dress rehearsal for K'Frolies . Acts look good!!! 8-9- Frolics of '41 presented. Wfow!!! 15-Anxiety among Seniors! W'ho's going to be crowned . . . ? 17-Prom at Kemper Lane. Ray Raym0nd's orchestra adds setting. 'S 19-Seniors decide on graduation togs. 26-Seniors ponder over selection of Arch Bearers. ' 30-Won't be long before Seniors send out announce- ' ments. JUNE 50 tx? 501. sf Q? go- 3-Warm weather detracts from teachers to windows. 5-Class night. Hill is read! Fun in general!!! 9-,Xnnuals are due. I0-llxzun week. firoans from underclassmen and cheers from Seniors. Graduation approaches. I6-.Xfter n terrific struggle, juniors succeed in con- quering the daisy problem. I7-Graduation. At last we walk down the aisle to receive our long-anticipated diplomas. 20-Return for report cards. A long awaited vaca- tion for underclassmen, but the beginning of a new life for the Graduates! .-'ku Revoir!!! QF 1 .iff V .431- 5 'Yi M1135 li-V r Qf z 6 E 1 e may M if, Y 'Lf'-:LM , -3 Q fx r7 , 2, Q2 . Q., 'N S 0-Inf ef-dw' ,ggi ill I I-.J an, B L Q 141. 119 A' X 9 -'S nm ,1mrvrA.' ,RN Z if D ' eg? , X l - I to , . nib W ' at -W' 5- '-R A ,..1k fv.i.. w 46' ef t lv 3 1 To the Class of 1941 TH AT XOU XIAX RLALIIF XOLR ANIBITIONS AND FIND REAL SLCCESS IN A LIFE OF QERX ICE IS THI QINICERL XVISH OF THE HARTWELL PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION 1 7 1 f y 1 I - I . J J 1 1 1 . A - A A L L 4 1 1 v v I I 1. I L f 1 1 1 A L 4 A L 1 , . I I I . . You Demand It H F KRAUSS Because It's GOOD' Hartwell students demand French Bauer Ice Cream because they know that lt IS good They know moreover that in 1tS productlon every sc1ent1f1c care for wholesomeness purxty and quallty are exerted by C1nc1nnat1 s oldest and Hnest dalry Eat French Bauer Ice Cream dally for health for qu1ck energy and down nght goodness FRENCH BAUER Grocerles Hardware Palnts and Glass 8457 V1ne Street VAlIey 9738 Watches Dramonds A G ROETEPOHL J E W E L E R Phon VAlley 6285 eooon Vme Street Elmwood Place HENRY MEYER 81 SGNS Phone VAlley 0728 OI' PURE WHOLESOME MILK XL Hartwell Students L1ke It' O U . . ' 5 J 7 . 7 . . . ., . , . , . l I CHerry 5880 1 9 S '31, ' ' You et VN e re Healthy Get Some of Our Mxlk Today HOLLMANN BROS DAHU7 WHEN IN NEED OF PURE DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone VAlley 2322 VALLEY WELDING WORKS Llght and Heavy Duty Frame and Axle Stralghtemng In or Out of the X chrcle VAlley 1299 10 Compton Road A 84 R DISTLER Groceries Meats Vegetables 101 Parkway Avenue VAlley 4233 KOHSTALL HARDWARE CO 5829 Vme Street Elmwood Place 14 Years m the Valley BENHAM S MEATS 214 Dunn Street LOCIXLAND Phone YAlley 9726 129 Hartwell Avenue HARTWELI Phone X Alley 9162 Herff -J ones Co. Makers of HARTWELL SENIOR RINGS 1407 1419 North Capltol Awe INDIANAPOLIS, IND For a Good HAIR CUT See JOHN SPACHT and B O B S P A C H T 131 HARTWELL AX ENUE bl A . . N4 A B Y ' , , ,Q y Q tx., T, fr I V ' . . ,Qi 1. Q5 . NAS , ,,? A ff s 'Y . ' '2 -1 '. , .' 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