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

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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

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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

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'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