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

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'H '931 osxfff I' -P' Greetings students, faculty, and friends' This is the NOICC of Hartwell High School, a free public school under a flag of freedom, a flag ws hlch gn es us the right to leam the truth and to speak the truth a flag which gnes us an education denied to those our age in other countries Operating on Waxe Lengths 42, we bring you an acount of a year s activities at Hartwell In this broadcast, we wish to present the highlights of the year the fun, the struggles, and, yes, the work mxolsed in our xarlous activities This resume is coming to you through the efforts of our senior class, guided by our faculty, backed by our underclassmen and supported by our advertisers. 6 -asf . V V 1 -' ,.'f+ ' 1 ' 'V r.Q7 'lC'l ' . 'ff' ' 5. ' 1. M -'f 4 1' J' '..vJ ,1 M ,af ' - . ,. fe' ' X V535 L:5'!'1 1- Vi? V,f - J- 7 1-4 '-Eilhx Q: V V-If ' -1.-J - .tt,- - 3,1 - .' 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K li Huw 'l OUR CHIEF DIRECTOR I haxe been asked to broadcast a message to those of xou who haxe the time and mclmatxon to stop and read the scrlpt 'Nix audience IS some three hundred xoung people who m thelr teen xears, must look ahead at a world of uncertamtx You boxs and qlrls of nly audience dare not fear the future because fear may make cowards, and the daxs ahead haxe no place for cowards It IS not mx purpose to present to xou a darker picture than xou max read and picture for xourself Rather would I trx to sax SOIYlCll'lll1Q that may and you m onentmg xour lxfe wxth the realmes that press ln upon xou Pause quletlx, therefore, and consider well what xou max do to equip xourself to carry the torch that must fall from the thmk clearlx The thoughts of xouth are long, long thoughts, but thelr length must not obscure that cleamess of xlsxon w hlch IS most essentlal Some of xou will be called upon to make de CISIOHS that max goxem the destmy of our natxon You vxxll need these three qualltlcs Fanth Haxe fanth ln those around xou and also m your self falth that lf an opportumtx comes, xou will haxe enough wlthm xou to meet the test Hope Haxe hope ln a future that asks only the best xou can que You must make the world better or you wnll not haye fulfilled your task on earth Loxe Haxe a loxe for mankmd that ln the end wall brmg a brotherhood of nattons so great that war will be no more As I slgn off I ask that each of you, no matter how m slgmficant you feel at present, may be egotnstxcal enough to feel that you haxe a part to perform and that no one else can play your part Q17 hands of those who have preceded you. You must be able to li . - V . . 1' . V - .1 ' y . I .1 lv 1. v 2. - , - I, 3 Y l ' DIRECTORS 'f', '- f Nlrs. F. Dondcro Mis. ll. Bartlett I-Wrench I.atin and English A Q if Q? Y.f Nir A. fray Social Studies -Il E. Miller Studies if 'NV ii F 4 A 1 , I N t . 'K S ' 1' 5 bi, H Nllss lx. Evans -1 .Penh rfv! Jr Commercial Studies Q--fp Mrs. L. McCmh Household Arts 4 ,, 1 li JI wth 7'1 - 5 J--dun Mmm. I' H 0 B .4 .. qf'kQ:a'1'QnDx .5 ' ' -2 f ff A -' J.-' K 2-13 . A-ea 439 1. emi I ffbav 'H 'Tl --a55,f r1i 1' R 'I N if w if Mrs. BI. Stickney Mr. N. Evans Phy slcal Sclcnces sE:,D Office Secretary L '58 ,D ' 2 z Bliss H. Newman Biolo ' Mr. W. Mooar 3? General Science Mass R Dans Bnologs I4 I M -vu f-4 N-H .f yu, Q ,fr H. II., r .JJ ,-.fc '11, cn f ..,-f, J v V,- ',.dw I .- r 15- f A ,JS S Lf-? 1. I, Q-an --his Q- -114 -u- :ora I-crux-nL rf I 1 1 -'- isalunnuad-.1 irDNvn.p Aqg. 5 lo N. 1 -.xr M 'R 'Zu x 1 xx -1 , J' .-rf' -as lol c 4' KIA' It 17g'J'5 ,c f-A , 54 , ofyf wt' A-'fa Na-'T-u. 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He had endeared himself to us by his cheerful disposition and by his whimsical nature. An inveterate reader of the funnies',, his life was colored by them. Frequently in the quiet of the study hall or the class- room, the voice of Donald Duck could be heard, and then we all knew that Max was concentrating on his work and forgetting himself. That so much life and vivacity, coupled with keen in- telligence, should be lost is a source of deep regret to all who knew him. An artistic Rookwood fountain has been installed in our building, dedicated to the memory of Max Searcy. This was made possible by the contributions from students of Hartwell and by the generous donations made by Max's family. IN MEMORIAM Hi O .4 ,y fl -W5 JV .iw-?1 X fl' if 40, JJ' FP-ji if 'I8 THE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS We the Seniors , having completed our high school career, pause to reflect on our doings and misdoings. As freshmen, we organized homeroom clubs and assimilated some of the enthusiastic spirit of Hartwell. Athletics and social activities claimed that part of our time not taken up by class work, rounding out our school life. Perhaps we weren't the brightest class ever to grace the classrooms of old Hartwell, but we certainly have been one of the most active. As sophomores, with a whole year of experience behind us and the confidence that goes with it, we began to assert ourselves even more. YVe found that the more we participated in school activities the faster the time passed, and in no time at all we were juniors. That junior year was crammed with happenings. WVe boys distinguished ourselves by win- ning the intramural basketball toumament, and we girls were equally successful in intramural girls' sports. Early in the year we organized as a class and elected the following class officers: james Montague, president, Frank Hays, vice-president, Emma Jean Manns, secretaryg and Bill McArdel, treasurer. We chose Coach Art Reisner as our faculty advisor. During the year we held business meetings, enjoyed a picnic at Sharon VVoods, and, best of all, gave the seniors the first open prom in the history of Hartwell. Eagerly we looked forward to and planned for our big year as seniors. This has been one of our happiest years at Hartwell. First we elected our class officers: president, Albert Adamson, vice-president, Helen Sloneg secretary, Mary Speegg and treasurer, Bill McArdel, Then we selected our annual staff. After these groups had been chosen, we made plans to raise money to finance our annual and class night. After looking around for prospective sources, we decided that dances offered the best opportunity for raising money as well as pro- viding social activity. Seniors had given dances before, but ours was the first senior class to give a monthly dance. In the spring, under the supervision of Miss Betty O'Brien, we seniors gave an original literary program for the entire student body. Then came class night, and finally, graduation. We recall our four years at Hartwell with happy memories and some regrets. Some who started with us as freshmen have dropped out and several new faces have been added. With the shadow of war and the possibility of air raids, we reach the end of our school career wonder- ing what is next for us. Defense jobs? Army life? College? What will the next four years bring? . Wewonder------ -- L J F S , J LAURA AVERY Laura's the kind who is active yet quiet, And very sweet . . . you can not deny it. Latin Club 2, 3: Baseball 3: Volleyball 3: Basketball 4: G. A. A. Board 4. P 1 W M- 1 11, l ff! I CHARLES AUXIER Bud , as he's known to many a friend, Is the type on whom you can always depend. Math Club 4, Science Club l , Glee Club 2-45 Annual Staff 4. A She's here, she's there, she's everywhere : In every sport jin's fair and square. Honor Club l-4, H Club 2-4: Latin Club l, 2 : Glee Club l-4: Hockey 3, 43 Volleyball 2, 4: Basketball 3 3 Math Club 4: Baseball 3: G. A. A. Board 3, 4: Annual Editor. MELVIN BROOKS Though Melvin appears to be mighty slow, He surely knows how to make flowers grow. Q . Q 1 ' 1 J xx gs ALBERT ADAMSON A With a gavel in his hand and his camera by his side, Albert is a president to whom we point with pride. Art League 3 ftreas.l: Vigi- lantcs 4g Math Club 43 Science Club 23 Annual Staff 4g Pres- ident of Senior Class. I I U, ,rf 1 . J , ' GILBERT BRUEGEMAN Breug on an alley hits his stride, His bowling average is his pride. Bowling 3, 4. JACQUELINE BUNNER jaekie's voice is in demand 3 Where'er she goes she gets a hand. Latin Club l. 2 : Glee Club l-4: Hockey 3, 4, Vigilantes 4. ' 1 I K t I L ' 1 1 N l ESTHER DEARWESTER When it comes to decorations for a dance or play, We can count on Esther, she's a help in every way. Honor Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 23 Girl Reserves 1-3, Science Club 2, 33 Art League 4 ftreas.J 3 Annual Stall' 4. '35 3'0 5' it 1-4' I !,e,.-4 -ic-1: -fi ' CHARLES CASTNER An A-1 athlete, a friend . . . you bet, Yfhere you find 'KRed you'll find Janet. Volleyball 23 Track 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Bas- ketball 2, 3, 45 Bowling 3, 4. LUTHER COOPER By a pleasing smile and lessons learned, True friends, good grades, he's surely earned. Art League 2, 4: Math Club 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Honor Club 3, 4: Volleyball 43 Annual Staff 4. .30 A . ' EARL CRAWFORD Earl will make your old shoes shine: When you need a polish, keep him in mind. Track 1, 23 Football 2, 3. if N l'i,, 43-3. - - ,.., A X ' x . I I xXX N . tg. IMOGENE CORNN Short and sweet and hard to beat, Here's one girl you ought to meet. Honor Club 3, 45 Glee Club N9 I-4, French Club 3, 43 Art League l. ELFANOR FLLISON Some lucky fellow will get a break, 'Cause Iileanors tops at baking a cake. mt-Q Club 1, 2, 3. l HILDA FETTIG If dates and lessons don't agree, Shell keep the dates, me guarantee. Glee Club 2--I: Latin Club 2 .5 1 .Xrt League .5 tsec yr : Y Igl- lantes 4: .Xnnual Staff 4. W V .ff fu MILDRED DURHAM Up front the south she wended her way, Straight to our hearts where she'll always stay. Honor Club 4. CHARLES FIX For Charles we foresee a successful career, His voice indicates a great auctioneer. Nlath Club -lg Glee Club 1, 2 Science Club 1, 2. ,xl 1. 4 ., I J ' f 'R J' I 1 ff.Ll.ft -lt !'- ,I HXROLD DeBORD He's really quite a handsome lad 1 For friendly arguments he has a fad. CLARENCE FOTHERGILL As a crooner Pop is a raving success, He'll rock your dreamboat, you must confess. Track 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4 Cvice pres.J 22 lx 'ck .rx E X r't THELMA GAJUS Thelma, new to our class this year, Has proved herself a friend sincere. Hockey 43 Annual Staff 4. RALPH jENTZ End man in the minstrel and tackle on the team, Ralph's endless wit and humor wins all his friend's esteem. Hi-Y 3, 4, Glee Club 3, 4g Football 4. ,fl I . 4 2' V ' ' n 1' 'O' CHARLES GLINDMEIER Sailing the blue or flying the skies, We wonder which way his future lies. Hi-Y 4g Football 3, 43 Basket- ball 3, 45 Track 2-4. -IIMMIE HILLEARY Vfith winged feet and dauntless heart, jimmie's in the race from the very start. Hi-Y l-43 Football 4, Volley- ball 2, 35 Track 2-4. FRANK HAYS A football and basketball player, indeed, Our ElmU as a barber will also succeed. Athletic Council 2, 3 3 Vigi- lantes 43 Hi-Y 1-43 Football l-41 Basketball I-4, Bowling 3. 4. EUGENE HENDREN Hennie's at the Kitchen, a place he's usually seen, Eatin' and slingin'-with the rest of Caldwell's team. French Club 4. I -I ii, IC! f-'Y' 0 1 I ' . f , I 1 , , I Q I I N X I X. 'x 1 A W W.XI.L.XCE KENDRICK YYally . as a sludenl. hasnit much to say. But he's polite and gentle in a manly may. Freneh Club 3. 4 X ef ,f j . Doc though short, ranks tall as a friend: When there's someplaee to go on his Dodge we depend Yigilantes 4: Math Club 43 Annual Staff 4: Hi-Y l-4: Football l-43 Bowling 3, 4. P.xL'L JOHNSON Cashier in the lunehroom, usher at the showg Paul is ill always have an ansn er wherever he may go. XlkQantes 4. I va, I EDWARD KUHN We grant, although he has much wit, He's very shy of using it. Volleyball 3. X. X EYELYN JOHNSON johnnie , as she's known to all, can never be replaced. But memories of her pep and zest will never he erased. Honor Club 3, 4: Glee Club l-4: Latin Club 2, 3 : H Club 2-4: Hockey 3, 4: Basketball 3. 4: Volleyball 4: Baseball 3 Z Athletie Couneil 3: Yigilantes 4: Math Club 4 lsee'y-treas.B 1 G. A. A. Board 4: Annual Stall' 4. PAUL LANGDON Strummin' along without a care, For the mandolin he has a flair Seienee Club 2: Hi-Y l. 2: French Club 4. iff Q--gf BILL LASWELL Billy works for the Red and Blue, Filler up, sir? , No, just two. Science Club 1 3 Volleyball l-41 Track l-4, Honor Club 3. 4: Annual Staff 4. EMMA JEAN NIANNS As president of our C. A. A., .Ieanie applies rules of fair play. Glee Club l-3: Latin Club l 21 Girl Reserves l, 2: H Club 2-4 ' Volle 'ball 2 ' Hockev v Y v , l, 3, 4: Basketball 33 Baseball 3 3 Athletic Council 2g G. A. A. President. ,Jia '? Q I I If 1,1 K 1 t I lvl, , VK. IFA' I Af CHARLES LINDNER On field or court Peck's quite the star 3 As an engineer he will go far. Yigilantcs 43 Math Club 41 Track l. 2, -l-z Football l-4: Hi-Y l-4 lPres.I: Basketball l-4: Student Council 29 Ath- letic Council lg Honor Club 3. 4. CHARLOTTE MAFFEY Still hearts run deep, the adage goes: Her friends have learned hon much she knows. Glec Club l-3 :Science Club 3 5 French Club 3. 1' In l VJ. tif: 'it 153' I Ka 'll P I l.f ,. .. Q yu ROBERT' LIYINGOOD A chap who nexer shirks a task. And ansv ers most questions text books ask. Honor Club 3. 4: Volleyball 4: Basketball 3, 4. ,' l ,- 1 f 7 1,C,'..f-'ff' ' ' i' e EYLEYANOR 1. L'TZ Who chooses Lutzie is sure to get a prize: Which proves you cannot judge a package by its size. Glee Club 1-33 H Club 3, 4: Hockey 2-4: Volleyball 3: Basketball 3, 4, G. A. A. Board 3, 43 Annual Staff 4. X TUNI Mel-'ARLAND What Hughes has lost, Hartwell has gained, For Tonfs a clarinetist trained 1' ,,Lr'lL 4 Long black tresscs and eyes of H7653 VX sincere heart and quiet way. Girl Rr-sc-rxcs 2, 3: Honor Club 3, 4: French Club 4: :Xnnual Staff 4. ' . 1 -x . 1, ,v ' . 'I X n WILLIAM lNfcARDELn C T VVith figures he is quite a whiz, The job as class treasurer has been his. Bfath Club 4: Honor Club 2- 4: Track 43 Hi-Y 23 Bowling 4: Treasurer of Class 3. 4. -41 V . 1. I X- . RAY Mxfwxs , , X A streaks of blue, a cloud of dust as Ray goes zipping by, He does his Hying on the ground instead of in the sky. K x w u I WILLIAM MANNS A laborer hard, is our boy Bill, Showing desire, ambition and will. Math Club 4: Track 2. - .., '--lf-4 , l1 JAMES INIONTAGUE His curly hair is his chief delight I Montes found in Dow's most any night. Art League 2: Yigilantes 4: Hi-Y l-4: Football 1-4: Track I-4. 'Jo DOTRLD MYERS Donny with his saxophone is leaving us this year: HE happy voice and jolly mien have brought us hours of cheer. K.' RUBY RENNER Look in the corner, walk down the street, Ernie and Ruby you're sure to meet. Glee Club l-43 Girl Reserves 2, 33 Science Club 3. 9'- 1 49 DOROTHY NEUNER Though we don't hear much from her, Dot is versed in affairs du eoeur. Science Club 2. ,K N f tu -- Gun..-5 xx s.- A- , RUSSELL PORTER Down the runway, vaulting high, A rhythmic picture 'gainst the sky. Science Club lg Hi-Y 3, 4 fsec'y-treas.J 5 Football I-43 Track 1-43 Annual Staff 4. RICHARD OSTERBROCK When coming to school hes in no hurry: Because he's late is not his worry. I1 l' 0 Y' .I ll A , iff X' 1 ' ' -. 4 . :-'r, X r 1 ' K ARTICE PAUL A resonant voice makes all aware That .-Xrtice Paul is on the air. Yigilantes 4-3 Glee Club l-41 Track 2-4: Annual Staff 4. A 'X X n ? X HELEN SLONE Happy-go-lucky and carefree too, But always willing her share to do. Science Club 3: Vigilantes 4: Vice President of Senior Class. 5-gk.. iii'- MARY CAROL SPEAK Quiet, reserved and self- contained, Much knowledge has our Carol gained. Glee Club l, 23 Latin Club l 2: Honor Club 2-43 Math Club 4. f 'l I rlf, ,f 1 I 'I f N X., ffl 'L' fr' I.-,,z -.1 EVELYN SIMMERMAN As soon as Evelyn graduates, She'll change her name, for her prince awaits. Glee Club 1, 23 Volleyball 21 Science Club 3. MAE SPEEG Our Maisie's an actress beyond compare, A girl who's charming, clever and fair. Honor Club 3, 4: Cvlee Club 3, 4: Vigilantes 4g Student Coun- cil l,g Art League 29 Annual Staff 43 Secretary of Senior Pl-sf. , xt ,NY 1 xxx Xxx t, . xx ff X , ., 1' i I -Q ', 'N , s IRENE SCOTT Good looking, good hearted, generous, too, It takes quite a lot to make her feel blue. Glce Club 3, 4: Volleyball 33 Vigilantes 4: French Club 4: Baseball 2. SHIRLEY STEIGELMAN Nice and shy, demure and sweet, Gentle Shirley's quite petite. Glee Club 3, 45 Vigilantes 4g French Club 4. X x. Rt XJ I 'N Q, .N XX K, .gi ix l - J 4 ff ' f9!l',1' 1. fs' ERNEST TERRY It's Emie's cab with a screceh of brakes 3 Hop in, he beams as it rocks and quakes. Vigilantes 43 Football 3, 4. BEN TUTTLE With his drums he's really on the beatg To hear him play is a solid ll'C3I. Art League 43 Annual Staff 43 Volleyball 3. CHARLES WILLIAMS W'ith Charlie's cheerful man- ner, he's a friend both tried and true: Were glad that he's a member of our class of '42, Art League l: Latin Club l, 25 Honor Club 3, 43 Football 1, 2, 3. fs 4'5 K Q3 ROY TERRY With his brother Ernie, the two make quite a pairg At football games and dances they're together everywhere. Vigilantes 4. PAULINE WETZELER W'ith a willing heart when there's work to do, You'll see her busy 'til each task is through. Glee Club 2-4, Latin Club 2, 35 Annual Staff 4. - :!f i 1' 4 Vi l l -Aft' . yn . I. ':'K,' ,ll ROBERT LHLING Lanky frame and Coal black hair, Bob's a boy without a Club 4. M -. llfibj Up and down the keyboard Nevie's nimble fingers flyg We never can replace her, no matter how we try. Honor Club l-43 Glee Club l 43 Student Council 23 Vigi- lantes 45 French Club 3. .yfwl fright IU'- ll' - Class Officers , , f lVe the -Iuniorsw organized as a class early in the beginning of the year by selecting Ray Porter president, Roberta Hopkins vice-president, Ruth Speak secretary, and Neil Car- stens treasurer. Immediately we began to plan for the yearls program. Selling candy at football and basketball games, giving a pic supper at Williamsdale Community House, selling magazine subscriptions and stationery, we obtained the needed amount of money for the annual junior-Senior Prom. The Prom was held at the University of Cincinnati Y.lNI.C.A. with Victor Adkins, orchestra furnishing the music. In athletics we were well represented, with some of our boys on the varsity teams, the girls carrying away honors on the volleyball and basketball courts, one of our members on the cheerleading squad, plus several representa- tives on the pep squad. The only class in the high school to have a one hundred per cent sale of defense stamps, not once but several times, was the junior boys' home room, sponsored by Mr. Nfiller. With the close of school came the selection of archbearers by the seniors, followed by daisy picking and the making of arches for the graduation exercises. Now weire looking forward to our big year as seniors. First Row - O. Brewer, Apking, B. Schaefer, C. Clark, R. Thomason, Bonta, C. Surtees, Baker, W1 Hunley, YV. Kuhn. Second Row - L. Hines, R. Staiger, P. Weber, D. Allen, C. Doyle, R. Porter, B. Canter, G. Sowders, Wagner, R. Skinner, j. Garrard. 5 ' f 4 JN Third Row - G. Megginson, W. Love, N. Carstens,fC. Moore, E. Mofford, M. Preston. . Not In Picture - J. Apking, R. Case, ,I LeRoy, R. Mchlahan. pl e J First Row - W. Myers, W. Sarvis, R. Young, R. Kuhn, L. Auterson, R. Merritt, R. Bruce, J. Thompson, E. Haggard, R Beuerlein, J. Hixson. Second Row - L. Shanks, C. Krause, C. Brockman, L. Cooper, C. Long, R. Cook, R. Bates, R. Carroll, C. Hellming F. Gleeson, W. Davis, R. Schuette. Third Row - B. Havens, J. Kimmey, J. Bierman, R. Williams, A. I-Iauck, N. Haller, C. Hacker, A. Eiche, D. Hogue L. Gerdes, J. Breen. Fourth Row - R. Maffey, R. Wrede, H. Rush, O. Jones, C. Scranton, G. Twidale, J. Devine, A. Heltman, D. Shanks. Not In Picture - R. Berry, T. McMahan, R. Skinner, K. Rook, K. Richards, R. W R Y H Williams For the first time since our entrance into Hartwell, We the Sophomores began to take an active part in school affairs. We girls organized ourselves into a home room club, choosing Dorothy Minnich as president, Shirley Witham as secretary, and Inez Whitehouse as treasurer. Early in the year we sophomores became interested in music, and many of us could be found in the auditorium after school, singing in the chorus or playing in the new band. We were also active among the pep squad and cheerleaders. Some of us found our way into athletics, both boys and girls being well represented. We were prom- inent in the minstrel cast, in the chorus, and as soloists and dancers. With the advent of war came the sale of defense stamps. In our home rooms, we divided into teams to see who could set the Rising Sun . General,' Elma Hyslop and Admiral Inez Whitehouse commanded the girls, with General Robert Schuette and Admiral', Ralph Merritt leading the boys. Yes, we are finding our places in Hartwell life. You'll be hearing more from us soon. A rose Lunch hour among thoms 33 Since our initiation into high school life by the seniors, lVe the Freshmen have gradually become accustomed to Hartwell. We boys have entered whole-heartedly into athletics,the first class of freshmen boys to have such a large representation in sports for several years. We girls have proved to be some of the best green material in sports for some years, and hope to provide stiff competition next year. WVe freshmen are also prominent in the chorus and band. Although we have accomplished little else than an adjust- ment into our new life, we feel that the future holds much for us and look forward to it with enthusiasm. First Row - B. Gorham, T. McIntosh, R. Zoz, D. Moore, G. Lutz, K. Lucas, P. Schriefer, C. Burton, B. Grossman, R Hasslcr, R. Grothjan. Second Row - W. Harshbarger, A. Yerger, R. Bierman, D. Slone, R. Hatter, L. Tomes, Hardy, A. Fothergill, T. Vlfomack J. Hoffman. Third Row - O. Kratzer, W. Henzel, R. Mudersbach, R. Maile, R. Speeg, S. Brooks, G. Waldman, W. Clark, R. Bode Fourth Row - R. Kinncr, W. Henke, R. jones, R. Sims, H. Scheve, E. Budkie, W. Swiek. Not In Picture -- B. Marcum. A. Burks, T. Lay, W. Melvin, R. Niblick, B. Sarvis. ,fu 51, fp, 1-A' -niwesr Mfg -f 'f .f ,IM -,A N,-I P, 'VA ,gdb arhv' ff yi' Q.-f ff' vw -, M -...a '- G' J- ll f XJ,-x fl v al 4,,.- Jpl 4495 . 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Y ,,.,w-.WD . . ,,,. .. ,Ihr .-., ,..,f:,- ...lf .,-A., -, 4 .1,.- 5- . - , -- ' . -. - a. .ff-' ,. ..-ff:-M rf.-.fr-- ' 1 ' 'TF' f . ' -A,-L,..g:n3c..,-f-3 v 1.,.f:1',5'j.:-'7ff.,-lL I'5 if-rf. .-:ref ' ' ' ' - -. 7, J:-A1551 Y.,.:-ani, fs I-ff -.,V -- - If . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . I . . . . - . . . . . . 54 . ,, . Q . l seated - L. cooper, president. Right to Left - B. Myers, J. Apking, J. Biemlan, E. Dearwesrer, treasurer, R. Kelly and Ann Henel, secretary. First, we bring you the Art League, an organization for the purpose of beau- tifying Hartwell's fine building and promoting the students! appreciation of art. To carry out this purpose, the home room representatives collect dues every Thursday morning. This group, chosen from the home rooms, comprises the president, Luther Cooper, secretary, Ann Hertelg treasurer, Esther Dearwesterg and other members including Robert Bierman, Billy Myers, Ben Tuttle, Rose Mary Kelly and Wanda Beach. The current year is evidence of the success of the Art League in bringing about an appreciation of beauty in the students. Backed one hundred per cent by the students, the committee has secured a second Rookwood fountain, which has been placed in the upper hall. As sponsor of the club, Miss Bartlett has made the work of the committee enjoyable as well as successful. 38 DEDICATION OF FOUNTAIN Introduction .....,..,. Mr. Elmer Kizer Ad Memoriam Amici .................. Cooper A Friend's Thoughts .................. ............l...............Aubrey Hadley On Behalf of the Faculty .......... Ernest Miller Address .... Rev. Walter R. YVetzeler Nlusic ................................ Glee Club 3.-1? ART LEAGUE sm. 1 'l :2W' 1, , 1 MM.: JUII ANNOUNCERS And now, dear listeners, meet the group of H H S senior members who were responsible for bringing you this broadcast. Toiling early and late, this group of students gathered and compiled the information in this book, snapped and pasted pictures, wrote, revised, then wrote again the script to produce Wave Lengths of '42 . In the fall of the year, they engaged a photographer and an engraver. Then started a long search for a theme. After much discussion and heated debates, the theme of a radio broadcast was chosen. The stall' then Went to work on the continuity - and now you have it - Wave Lengths . First we have the editor- ial staff. To them belongs the literary part of the broadcast, the write-ups and the proof reading, which kept them up many a night. With great pleas- ure we introduce to you Virginia Brewer, editor, assisted by her co-workers Charles Glindmeier, Eve- lyn jolmson, Hilda Fettig, ,J Thelma Gajus, Mae Speeg and Luther Cooper. Next we have the art staff. The beauty of the book belongs to them, for they have labored tirelessly over lay- outs and drawings. Meet the art staff : Esther Dearwester, art editor, Billy Las- well, Miss Laura Noonan, art advisor, and Ben Tuttle. Our business staff worried many nights over whether or not this broadcast would be financed. YVithout their co- operation it would have been impossible to bring it to you. Here you see Charles Lindner busy checking subscriptions, while Mrs. Barnett, business advisor, and Artice Paul are trying to balance the budget, and Pauline YVetzeler is taking dictation from Eleanor Lutz, business manager. In the lower picture the -- members of the sports' 1- X . x 112, 'ff tt! staff, comprising Bob Ker- sey, Russell Porter, Char- -- f !. 4 les Lindner, and Mary ' - MeGuffey, are caught preparing their broadcast. Y' In spite of the bad wea- ther prevailing through- out the fall and spring, our photographers have succeeded in bringing you a wealth of material. We bring you those indefatig- able cameramen, Charles Auxier and Albert Adam- SOD. Last, but by no means least, come our faculty advisors. The experience and aid of these teachers have been invaluable in bringing you this broadcast. Mrs Scheck worked long and hard with the editorial staff, and received many a head ache for her efforts. Miss Noonan was driven nearly to distraction by lay-outs N one worried more over the finances of this broadcast than did Mrs. Barnett. To her we ran with our pecuniary problems which she always managed to solve. FRE CH CLUB i 4 Eff -L. In Inset: I. Scott, R. Hopkins, N. W'ilson. LOWER PICTURE: First Row - E. Hendren, W. Kendricks, P. Langdon. Second Row - L. Moseley, R. Kissel, E. IVall, C. lNIaffey, S. Steigelman, E. Simmerman, I. Scott. Third Row - N. W'i1son, ll. McGulfey. Fourth Row - R. Speak, I. Comn, Madame Dondero, T. McFarland. Let's tune in on Madame Dondero's French III pupils who have formed Le Club Francais . Each month they prepare a different type of program includ- ing plays, various kinds of games, and the singing of songs en francais . Besides being enjoyable, these meetings help the pupils become more fluent in French, for the members are required to speak it during the meetings. An interesting project this year has been the editing of a French newspaper entitled Hier, Aujourd'hui, et Demainu. The paper contains news of interest to the entire school. The picture shows the class working on the paper. LTI CLB Turning the dial from the modern to the classic, we find the Latin Club in session under the sponsorship of Miss Bernice Bartlett, who has been successful in enlivening the study of this language for Hartwell students and emphasizing the importance of Latin as a foundation for all modern languages. It is with pride that we mention that the club is a member of the National Organization of the junior Classical League. Holding monthly meetings to promote an interest in the classics, the club plans appropriate programs for the various holidays - dramatizing plays, singing Latin verses, and reporting on phases of Roman life. The Latin Club members exchange Latin Christmas card greetings and Valentine salutations. Not to be forgotten are the refreshments which complete the meetings. First Row - M. Smith, M. Reising, T. Scalf, V. Mullinix, R. Roth, M. Adamson, J. Damon, A. Case, A. Morgan. Second Row - E. Sharpe, A. Holste, J. Hauek, E. Weddle, NI. Drake, V. Adkins, j. Hoffman, B. Havens, j. Breen, D. Slone, J. Hixon. 43 FIRST SEMESTER No Grade Below 95 - Shirley W'i.lltins No Grade Below 90 - Violet Riner Ada Dryman jean Herman Ann Hertel HO OR ROLL No Grade Below 85 Virginia Brewer Imogene Cornn Nlildred Durham M. Carol Speak Geneva Vanhook Pauline wvBl2ClCf William McArdel Charles W'illiams Owen Brewer Betty Womack Don Shanks Elma Hyslop joan Matthews Shirley Witham Robert Bierman Robert Kinner Roy Speeg Adelaide Case Marian Falkenberg janet Ha uck Norma Nickols F it lf'-E S 5 I Q 1 HO OR GLB xk 1 -5 I First Row - N. Carstens, G. Megginson, O. Brewer, C. Surtces, W. McArdel, W. Laswell, R. Livingood. Second Row - E. johnson, M. McCormick, R. Hopkins, J. Matthews, B. Womack, V. Riner, D. Merkl, S. Wilkins, N. Wilson, A. Simmerman, G. Vanhook, M. Speeg, I. Comn, R. Speak, V. Brewer. The Honor Club, composed of those members of station H H S who have attained high scholarship and citizenship, will be replaced next year by the Honor Roll, it was an nounced by the station's directors. At present, both are in existence. 44 MU OMEGA SIGMA lbw First Row - V. Brewer, C. Auxier, C. Fix, W. Manns, B. Uhling, C. Speak, L. Cooper, Miss Kloak. Second Row - E. johnson, C. Lindner, B. Kersey, W. McArdel, A. Adamson. For three years the Nlath IV students had been looking forward to the time when they would become members of Mu Omega Sigma. Immediately upon their return to school this year, they began plying bliss Gladys Kloak with questions as to when they could organize. Toward the end of September they arranged to have meetings the second and fourth Fridays of each month, and elected Charles Lind- ner president and Evelyn Johnson secretary-treasurer. WV ith plans under way for visits to factories and airplane fields to see math in use, they turned to the lighter side and prepared for entertainment. Among the events planned were a hamburger party and waffle feast, at which they tried to calculate the capacity of the nine boys and three girls for consuming food. ,Z gr On freshmen day, violators of the rules were judged by the Vigilantes and sent to the infernal regions , via a kindergarten slide, to be pun- ished by old Satan, alias Clarence Fothergill. With the advent of war, the Vigi- lantes assumed new duties as ward- ens at air-raid drills. On these ocea- in tx' 1. N A +- VIGILA TE Our next program comes to you sponsored by the Yigilantes Club under the leadership of Miss Gladys Kloak. It is as organized to instruct new students in the rules and customs of the school. Each Yigilante met with a group of new pupils and discussed with them their course of study, the payment of fees, and rules for eligibility in sports. Through teaching school songs and traditions. the Yigilantes have helped to de- velop in the new members of Hartwell a line school spirit. if sions, they were stationed in the ' halls where they directed students to their assigned quarters. Much of RA the quiet and orderliness during the Q' drills was due to the ellicieney of 5. 11, the members of this club. ' ....-1?-? 3- First Row - S. Steigt-lman, l. Scott, Nl. Speeg. Second Row - E. johnson. j. Runner. C. Yanhoolt. H. Slone. H. Fettig. Third Row - j. Montague. C. Lindner. F. Hays. li. Terry. R. Terry. A. Adamson. P. johnson, .-X. Paul Not In Picture: R. Kersey. 46 . ,I-'gf' EIIOR And now for some news of the Senior Hi-Y Club of Hartwell which this year carried out an interesting, en- tertaining, and educational program. The boys were guided by Mr. Arthur Gray. faculty advisor, and Mr. John B. Baker, Boys' Y secretary, a new mem- ber of the advisory staff who has greatly helped and brightened the future of the club. The weekly meetings included the initiation of f- new members, a father's night cel- ebration, a faculty night program. a swimming party, hay ride. a Hi-Y juke box dance, several stag Hblow- . , . outs , and the election of officers for 1 . next year. f ray. sponsor. ' A ' ' hm' C Glmd meter R entz Fothergill nee president LeRoy 'Nlontague F Hays j Hllleary C Doyle -I Baker R Rtrsu B Sthae c r Brew er Bonta C Surtees G Nhgglnson Russ. Por ter secretary-treasurer j. Wagner Ray Porter C. Castner C. Lindner president center Nlr 1 Q 4. 'fi First Row - R. Schuette vice- president R. Niaffey R. Wrede president R. Car- ' roll, N. Haller, D. Shanks, C. Scranton, R. Sims, R. Bode, Nlr. Korlitz. sponsor. Second Row - YV. Nlarcum, L. Auterson, A. Yeager, YV. Grossman, A. Burks, tl. Hardy, B. Merritt, R. Hat- ter, IJ. Moore, R. Bates, R. Bruce, secretary- treasurer. Not ln Picture - Nfr. Nlooar. eo-sponsor. SOPHGMURE HIY The Junior Hi-Y, now known as the Sophomore Hi-Y, is a division of the Hi-Y, a national organization for boys sponsored by the Y. M. C. A. At Hartwell the group is composed of twenty freshmen and sophomore boys. ln order to join the club, all incoming members must take the pledge to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the school and community. The club meets each week at the suburban Y. M. C. A. for a business meeting program. High spots of this year's program consisted of a lecture by Mr. Bert Hallen- stien, world traveler, a skating party, and a hay ride. Mr. Korlitz and hir. Mooar, student teachers, acted as sponsors. 47 -Q-A 'Y' 09 x XX 9: erl Q 'YQ gg, ,V If fi 44 I 4 H L- stu, I Z iiif, 'ff if f , On December 24, the high school en- joyed Guest House - Exclusive , a timely one-act play showing how lonely Mrs. Kimble, the owner of a boarding house, tried to unite her paying guests into one happy family on Christmas day. Un- der the able coaching of Miss O'Brien, the cast, including Eva Weddle, George Meg- ginson, Jacqueline Bunner, lNfae Speeg, jim LeRoy and Thelma Gajus, gave a creditable performance of the characters responsible for bringing satisfaction to a lonely woman at Christmas. In April, the English IV classes pre- sented a program including two original plays, the reading of several original edi- torials, and the singing of original and Shakespearian ballads. The program was the result of the inspiring help and tech- nical direction offered by Miss O'Brien in her effort to afford her pupils the oppor- tunity of developing their talent and increasing their knowledge. GLEE CLUB Fnrst Row A 'Nlorgan H NlcCarter G Yanhook A Rntze J Bunner R Young W Canter J Bierman J Boone A Lelenberger 'NI Speeg W Porter E Hyslop NI Tumulty Second Row H Hlcks H Lmdsew 'N Wllson L Awerv R Bruce A Hauck G lklegglnson A Nlorgan V Lewallen Y Rmer S Wltham 'NI xICCOfUllCk E johnson Thxrd Rom NI Drake R Renner A Hmnah L Gllson C 'NIcBee C Auxxer Breen Garrard R Klssel E Wnlker son S Roettle E Dans D 'Niertz NI Nlanley Fourth Row S SlClgClI'll3Il E Daniel I Scott A Holste 'NI Wiseman W Hensel B Havens A Paul 'Nl Haller Yogt A Peawley W Sheldon 'NI Smith R Speak I Comn L Ruppel 'NI Harttg R Carroll S Apple W Beach 'Now we tune m on the musical programs Fnrst we feature the Nhxed Glee Club, orgamzed wuth the purpose of promotmg an mterest m seml classlcal muslc and attempting to master muslc of thus tx pe 'Sir ohn Lexus, ss hose able leadershlp ns an asset to Hartwell, has succeeded m mold mg thus group of XOICCS mto a hamlomous chorus The club performed on radlo programs ln concerts and at commencement exerctses This tear the C lee Club broadcast durectlx from the school audxtortum the occaslon being a communxts sung and represented Hartwell m the annual hugh school Niax Festnal Much credxt ns due to I enexa A anhook for her fanthful xx ork zu accompamst for all the music groups Sex eral of the leading members mcludmg George Nieggmson Artlce Iaul, Nlattne NIcQornuck, Y lrgmla Brew er and Jacqueline Bunner took an actne part m the Inter School Choir directed bx Dr Frank C Biddle dlrector of music of the Cmcmnatl Publlc Schools I T I . A , a A V , 4 I y I . . , 1 , a , 1 y Q ' , o , . V , . . , . , . ' , . . . Y . ' 1 - H ' ' v - l .ls 'j' H v ' l ,ls ' 1 ' r ' ' 9 ' ' v ' V 1 . , . , . . . ', . . ' '-.. ,i ,.. ' , . ' , .. , . ',j. ,J. , . ' , . ' - , . , . ' , . . , . . . '. 7 ,. ',.. ,.. ,1. , '. ,. , . ,l. , J. , . . ' ', . , . . , . , . . Not In Picture - V. Brewer, H. Fettig, P. W'etzeler, U. Nogue, P. Schriefer, E. Biddle, W. Moiford, W. Myers, A. Johnson . , . . , . , . . , . . in Q I 1 . I' . . , . . t . I' - X , , k . L K , . . . GIRL ' CHURUS Under the competent direction of Mr. Lewis, the Girls' Chorus, composed of girls from the Monday sixth period class, has developed into a melo- dious group. This group has en- tertained the school audience and the radio audience sev- eral times. At Christmas, the chorus presented a program of Christ- mas carols at the P.T.A. meeting. A C PPELL in J, CHOIR First Row - I. Scott, S. Steigelman, NI. Tumulty, A. Morgan I. Cornn, YV. Porter, V. Lewallen, E. Johnson. Second Row - J. Bunner, D. Nlertz, E. Davis, J Hauck, M. McCormick, B. Richey, A. Morgan Third Row - A. Ritze, C. McBee. J Vogt, H. McCarter. N. Nich ols, R. Speak. M. Wise man, N. Wilson First Row - A. Dryman, G. Vanhook, H. Lindsey, A. Ritze, J.Boone, M. Manley, W. Porter, H. Hicks, M. Speeg, E. Hyslop, M. Tumulty. Second Row - M. Hartig, L. Gibson, W. Beach, N. Wilson, A. Morgan, J. Bunner, R. Kissel, M. Drake, E. Davis, E. Wilkerson, S. Witham, M. Smith. Third Row - J. Garrard, R. Bruce, J. Breen, R. Merritt, N. Haller, C. Auxier, A. Paul, W. Canter, J. Bierman, A. Hauck, G. Megginson. The A Cappella Choir, a small section of the Mixed Glee Club, meets every Wednesday, the seventh period, with its leader, Mr. John Lewis. 51 AND and ORCHE TR CLARIN ETS Virgil Spegal Shirley Auxier Shirley Vanhook Charlotte Krauss Jack Breen Doris Durham joan Illing Kenneth Mitchell CORN ETS Ronald Moore William Wessels Robert DeP0rter Stanley Moser Van Ray Melvin Lawrence Gerdes X IOLINS Bert Havens Doris DePorter CLARINETS Shirley Vanhook Virgil Spegal Tom McFarland 1 B A N D BASSES George Megginson james Garrard HORNS William Biyers WVilliam Henze BARITONES Andy Hauck FLUTES Sally Van VVye Ned Wilkins ORCHESTRA FLl'TE Ned Wilkins CORNETS Lawrence Gerdes DRUMS Melva Bentz Ralph Merritt 52 TROMBONES Roland Sabrowsky Earl Speak Kenneth Vanhook August Wessels DRUMS Ramona Humphrey Melva Bcntz Dolores Uehlein SAXOPHONES Frank McBee 'Ifeddy Crosman Tom McFarland TROM BONES Roland Sabrowsky SAXOPHONE Frank McBee PIANO Geneva Vanhook Through the halls of Hartwell a strange and disturbing sound peryades the air Both during and after school the usual peace and quiet is broken by the blare of trumpets and the trill of flutes This is the new Hartwell band a group of musically inclined pupils who are eagcr to dey elop their own talents and to promote the spirit of Hartwell At first they were hindered by lack of mstruments and experience Later howeyer through lIldlYldl1Zil purchase and the aid of the Board of Education they acquired enough pieces to furnish a nucleus for a band Nlr Lewis our musical director who has had much experience ln directing both high school and college bands IS the head of this group Throughout the year he and his students organized a small orchestra consisting of twelye of the more experienced players in the band The band made its lnltial appearance ln a community sing at the school auditorium on April 16 Next year the band and orchestra plan to play at football and basketball games, assem blies and concerts Let us hope that the students of future years at Hartwell will contmue to forward the growth of Hartwell s band HN 53 , Y . . . A D v. , . . , Y . . . . . tl , T- . 0 , . have worked faithfully and succeeded in producing a harmonious unit. Sir. Lewis has also 7 . , . V . . 9 n 1. - . - A 1 1' if l l ' s x i ' H t ' x 5 9 H..u.'3,,,- Axpihw,-gf 1- Q' sygxvffht-gf? AA 'f xke A Kwff ' V ' '1i'3?-ffl N 0 In 1 .ka pf Ulu vywaxggi S44 ,Ar 4' I 'IN 1. A 'lv 1-f 'tp-.ek W, lr: x 4 I :fy I- rv-My if M 1 9 Y if l mr is v mb E lL M1 H lg 1 ,vw ?'Pf l We now relay to you our exclu mf snve sports revlew Sports Fmal , a complete and comprehensive re sume of a year of athletlcs at Hart well Hugh School In thls program we wlll relate the accompllshments Mlm' of the boys on the qrldlron, the M U1 court, and the cmder path plus an W account of gurls sports 1 7x 4 .iff 11 49? 'l K X gulf I A ,L 1 I x 9 1 , 1 54 . ,Xt,'IgCw +. I f gf! -ni 9 ,F .. v-' 1 f H fgT'X '5, ' ' 5 ' 1 A .Q:l,,5,.E..f,. 3,52 .1 ,Yi p 1.31, 4 ,A x V , r . A1.Lr,., .. I 4, ,hx 4.4-,l Q , r- lllryrq-?J?:l 1.x-5.6, f,gq,A!,' 5 I ,V , ,. ,. 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North College Hill ........ . li WR: 6 0 20 13 They 13 '39 jim ... .L WI. ' uf' F1-.f29?Yf: Q7 'N 'Q Q. fxi 'N,,.'7 , 'Zh 763' sie I xinky .1 t' First Row - R. Jentz, J. Hilleary, R. Kersey, W. Canter, R. Porter, J. LeRoy, G. Sowders, R.Osterbrock, j.Wagner, C. Doyle Second Row - E. Miller, coachg J. Montague, O. jones, E. Terry, C. Castner, C. Glindmeier, C. Lindner, F. Hays, R. Porter L. Shanks, G. Twidale, manager, E. Budkie. Third Row - W. Grossman, W. Harshbarger, J. Hardy, B. Schaefer, A. Wrcde, D. Shanks, R. Bates, W. Swick, O. Kratzer R. Bode, G. Waldman, WV. Blarcum. N Um K We now turn the mike over to our sports announcers . . . . . . . . After warming up its motors in a preliminary contest with a powerful Withrow formation, the Hartwell squadron took off on its annual fiight of football games. Throughout the first four games, against Electrical, West Carrolton, Lockland, and Automotive, the squad had clear fiying, unmarred except by the six points given to Lockland in an exciting night raid . These six points, however, went for naught when compared to the ninety-eight points piled up by our team during the same period. Suddenly our high-flying plane of victories hit an air-pocket, and we lost two games before the wings could be righted. The loss of the Walnut Hills games emptied our tanks, and the Wyoming game grounded us temporarily. After repairs had been made and the tanks refilled, our ship took off and had clear flying over Reading. YVe then headed into the last run towards North College Hill. With ceiling zero, visibility low and light precipitation, the squad fought its way to a thirteen-to-six victory, to land safely on home soil. just as one accident can ruin a round-the-world flight, our two accidents mined our chances for the two league championships, landing us in second place in both leagues. The flight was under the command of lNIr. Blillcr who, through three years of hard work and sacrifice, built up one of the finest squads ever to take the field for Hartwell. 58 CHEER LEADERS and PEP SQUAD After the first rush of school had quieted down, Mr. Evans announced cheer- leader try-outs. The largest number of contestants in years appeared in the gym to compete for cheerleaders. Five of this enthusiastic group, Virginia Brewer, Mattie Belle McCormick, Dorothy Minnich, Russell Carroll, and Robert Sims, were chosen to serve for the sport season. The others formed the first pep squad ever to make its appearance in Hartwell School. Under the supervision of Mr. Evans and the tutelage of Virginia Brewer, this group of girls learned to march and to form various letters. They added color and pep to the games. CHEERLEADERS - D. Minnich, R. Carroll, V. PEP SQUAD - R. Hopkins, A. Leienberger, M. Hale, M. LeRoy, J. LeRoy, E. Beedle, A. S IN Brewer, R. Sims, M. McCormick. tephens, W1 Girard, W. Porter, A. Morgan, I. Tumulty, E. Hyslop. Red Nrede Milky The Hartwell Five of ,-42, coached by Art Reisner, proved itself one of the best ever to come from Hartwell. Losing only four scheduled games the whole season, Hartwell tied for the second place with Reading in the M. V. I. L. The squad won the championship un- defeated in the Cincinnati No. 2 School League. Of the four games dropped, none were lost by more than six points. P-9 QQ Ray BASKETBAL They Autr mlli olive ,,,,,, ,, , ,, 14 North College Hill , 35 Lockland i ,..,. 33 Chuck Building , , -- 1, 9 Mechanical. 21 Readings 43 L Qgr QR' , QQ -is if ss, ww 4. We 44 29 29 63 47 42 S is SCHEDULE Lockland Tailoring North Co Electrical Wyoming Commercial 19 40 Reading, Q? 12 E ni jhn Nlarve 'This team, made up of Chuck Lind- ncr, jim LeRoy, Elm Hays, Ray Porter and Red YVhiz Castner, captain, was the first team in four years to place high in the M. V. I.. L. By racking up thir- teen points in the Reading game, the last of the season, Red Castner was able to win the honor of high point man of the Millcreek League with a total of eighty-three points. RESERVE BASKETBALL s 4 'i 'Mk .5 'frm Left to Right: Kneeling - D. Hogue, R. Maffey, W. Swiclc. Standing - C. Clark, R. Hatter, B. Schaefer, L. Auterson, O Brewer. With an aim to train needed material for the future varsity teams, a reserve basketball squad was organized. To give varied experience to as many as possible the boys alternated in playing and in acting as captain. Although unsuccessful as far as winning games is concemed, they suc- ceeded in gaining valuable experience under Coach Art Reisner, assisted by alumnus Ben Hensley. 62 I 1 f I Left to Right - L. Cooper, L. . li VOLLEYBALL The volleyball team, under the able leadership of Coach Art Reisner, had a very suc- cessful season. Beginning with Hithrow, they won two out of the three games with scores of 5-15, 15-6, 15-9. YValnut Hills, taking three defeats of 15-12, 15-6, and 15-3, were the next victims, followed closely by Building, which received 15-3, 15-4, and 15-7 set backs. Losing three games to Hughes, tallying 9-15, 8-15, and 12-15, the Hartwell team came back to defeat Electrical 15-6, 15-4, and 15-9, thus tak- ing second place in the City Volleyball League. In the City Tourna- ment, Hartwell was barely beaten out of first place by the Hughes team with a 12-15 score. Hartwellls great defense won the ad- miration of spectators, players and coaches. ,cf Hines, R. Thomason, R. Liv- ingood, W. Wahl, W. Las- -5,5 well, C. Scranton, M. Pres- V ton, R. Stanger, A. Hauck, gy O. Brewer. 53+ V- -X RACKEH'WHELDERS W. Grossman, A. Yerger, O. Brewer, R. Bruce, C. Surtees, R. Staigcr. In the fall of the year, Hartwell's golf team competed for individual standing in the city tournament. One of its members, Lonnie Auterson, placed fourth. It is yet too early to predict the outcome of the spring golf season. There is to be no valley tour- nament this year, but the boys will play teams from other city schools and compete in the city tournament on May 16. Hartwell's tennis team placed second in the fall M. V. I. L. tennis tourna- ment. This spring they will compete in a Round Robin 1 of Cincinnati schools, fol- lowed by the District Tour- nament on May 8. ..-'Ng .6 L. Auterson, D. Allen, R. Sims, L. Cooper, W. Marcum GOLFERS BOWLING TEAM 3 Kneel ng B Ha s J H ll Ha ke Stand ng W McA del C Casm r A H lin W Thls winter ten teams participated in the school bowling league Meeting every Thursday afternoon, the teams showed much enthuslasm ln competlng for the bowling medals whlch were to be awarded to the first three teams Each week the five boys having the highest scores formed a team to compete with teams from other schools on the following Saturday At the end of the season the five boys with the highest averages were Frank Hays Bud Elche Paul Weber, Gilbert Bruegeman and Charles Castner Coach Art Relsner, the organizer of the league was pleased with its success and prophesied a traditional bowling league for future years GYM TEAM For the first time ln the history of the school, Hartwell entered a team in the high school gym meet of Cincinnati Overcoming the handicap of insufficient facilities and few contestants, the boys showed the old Hartwell spirit and made their presence known. Abram Burks was awarded his junior letter for the long horse, and Lowel Hines, Girvis Sowders, and Russell Porter received their senior letters for the hori zontal bar, rope climb, and long horse, respectively. 65 l ,, r fx 4 ' L Y ' xy i - G. ruegeman vl .ft F. y , . i Cary, C ' ' il c r. , , X i - . r , ' e , . e lan, P W - eber. . N , . f , D 'I 9 9 a ' ' 9 ON THE CINDER PATH 1 ...5 I 1 I ff I gf? . 'Q 9 g 5' 4 . , :J 2 3 fr 3 'VM 6 ' i 1: Q 1-1, i I ' 'FH .1 Senior Track Team, Left to right: Kneeling - Russ. Porter, Garrard, L. Hines, W. Nlffkrdel, J. Bierman, L. Cooper G. Sowders. junior Track Team, Left to right: Kneeling - R. Beuerlinctner. C. Lindner, H. Williams, j. Hilleary, A. Paul, Ar Reisner, Coaeh. Wan, qfnkg , I . -luv . 9-..m,., L-'QT lhlbulpa-1.8.18 'l '!'-ff'-- rm -Ling illhil' 1 ,.f4f-V' 'T ' f V i , L .H 1 lik U1 i ' 5 5 1 im fjE.i2.2.? jfg- - ,hail as X s V 4 li junior Track Team, Left to right: Kneeling - R. Beuerline, R. Sehuette, R. Bode, T. McMahan, R. Carroll, R. Hatter. Standing - C. Moore, manager: U. Kratzer, YY. Swiek, R. Maffey, C. Scranton, R. Bates, R. Wrede, Ray Porter, Art Relsner, Coach. Last year the track team under Coach Art Reisner threw a bad scare into the city cinder coaches when it won the K. of C. Nleet at Withrow. The team lived up to this advance notice as it later took the Valley crown and finished third in the City and District meets. This year the track team is off to a good start. News has just come over the wires that two Hartwell boys broke records in the K. of C. Relays at Nlithrow this year. Russell Porter established a new K. of C. record for the pole vault, clearing the bar at 10 feet and 4 inches. In the same meet, Charles Glindmeier broke the K. of C. record for the high jump by reaching a height of 5 feet and IUVQ inches. As far as predictions for this year are concerned we'll let the following scores of the preliminary meets speak for themselves. ' April 20 April 24 fi' , May 2 May 8-9 ' May I5-I6 B, May 19-20 X May 22-23 may 29 Woodward I8 Hartwell 90 Walnut Hills 29 Nithrow 41 Hartwell 50 K. of C. Relays Hartwell winner Miami Meet at Oxford District Meet City Meet State Nleet at Columbus . ,, M. Y. I. L. Meet This is your Hartwell reporter bringing you a review of the girls' sports for the year. :I Y AABO RD The fnrls Athletic XSSOCIHIIOH, mcludmg all the glllS ln the high school orgamzed early ln the fall hs tltctmg a hoard of dlrtttors Thls group composcd of thlrtun members planntd schtdules for tht vallous sports arranfftd for plax dass with other schools and gaxe a bake salt to ralst mones for extra equipment For the first tlme golf ttnms and archers were taught as a part of tht regular gxm work lront Row crltl X Nltfuffu treasurer l' 'Nlanns pres: tn Suond Row lopluns Il l50matl1 I rw ann ruorcm surctarw ltlcnlnrptr I Nlrformult Brfwer ll Huhlmrd Hu prtsldcnt l ohnson Y lull corrfspondmf., suretarw Vik I O O 1 lv 1 1 . 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The regular class teams had to be replaced by two large teams which were headed by Jacqueline Bunner and Viola Zins. Three closely contested games resulted in -Iacqulineis team winning 2 out of 3. Those who showed skill in the sport and attended faithfully, in spite of the inclement weather, were chosen for the honorary hockey team by Miss Gradolf and Mrs. Dondero, instructors, and Virginia Brewer, hockey manager. Seated, First Row - V. Brewer, Hauck, A. Morgan, R. Speak, B. Womack, A. Leienberger, T. Gajus. Kneeling - M. McCormick, E. johnson, V. Marsh, J. Bunner. Standing - E. Lutz, D. Merkl, A. McGuffey. H O C ' as 'Q BASKETBALL -,.,-nf' First Row - R. Speak, R. Hopkins, W. Porter, E. Johnson, J. Hauek, A. Leienberger, M. McCormick. Second Row - E. Lutz, L. Avery, A. lllorgan, D. Blerkl, A. McGuffey, M. Evans, M. Manley. Although a strenuous sport, basketball is popular be- cause of its requirements of skill and agility. Under the direction of our instructors, Mrs. Dondero and Miss Gra- dolf, and basketball manager Evelyn Johnson, the freshmen learned the fundamentals of the game and the upperclass- men improved their knowledge and skill of the game. At the basketball play-day held at Walnut Hills, March 6, our girls met representatives from other city schools. The girls came out winning three out of four games from the schools they played, rounding out their basketball season very successfully. xi 1' -1 if Ll Miss Gradolf Caught OH' Guard 74 -.ffl GIRLS' BA EBALL Last on the sports' schedule is baseball. 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There are 1173 books ln the school llbrary Former Hartwell students numbermg :J0 are counted by two poor demented senlors m Uncle Sam s armed forces Guess what' There are 1434 wmdow panes ln the school bulldmg figured out for lack of anythmg better to do Some freshle boy who should have been studying Engllsh counted the floor boards ln 200 he counted 126 If you dont be lleve lt count em yourself There are 2051 lines ln MACBETH worrled over by some umor who had to read them that puzzler for math students was fig ured out by some wizard K now resldmg comfortably at Longvlew to 76 places here they are P1 equals 3 l4l5926538979323846264338 32795028841971693993751058209749445 923078164062862 If some one wants to go farther he s wel come to It Have You Heard Them S1ng1n,g9 lNIr Klzer Elmer s Tune Students before exams Blues ln the Nlght Flfth Bell Classes One o Clock Jump Erme and Ruby I Don t IVant to YValk WV1thout You Boys ln Servlce Miss You Electrlc If she wants a date Meter If she wants an escort Conductor If you thlnk she s plckmg your pocket Detector If she s up m the a1r Condenser Thxrd Year lNIath Class Hard to Cct Lunchroom Lullaby I Wlsh I Had a Dime Miss Noonan lNIodern Deslgn At 3 0 Clock Let s Co Home We Dxd It Before We ll Do It Agam' Love If she s slow at comprehenslon Accelerator If she s hungry Feeder If her hands are cold Heater If she s narrow ln her vlews Ampllfier Signs of the Tlmes Roses are red Violets are blue Sugar IS sweet And ratloned too . 7 7 , . O . . . - , 3 . . , 3 ' ' , . . . . lv 1 ' , . . . . . . 5 .nn . . . , . . i , - . , . . . , , . . 7 ' a .I v ' . . . I U O IC. ' cc 9 97 ' cc an 0 ----------------------------,-.- . ........, I CG ' ' 7, Y ti ' ' 91 ' CG 7 9, ' GL ' 9, ............ X .....,..........,.,... ' 9 , as 9 57 GC 7 ' 7 9, Uncle Sam ................,.........,. , ....s, ,,,,,,,.,,.,.,, , . ' ' ic ' as as ' 9 ' Q1 Q , . ,....,.........-.,.. 7 . , . . , . Q 9 ' ' ' I I 3 . f 9 . 7 . , . Elmwood Ballad-with apologies to our Elmwood Friends - by Ray Minks fAn Elmwood Boyl W'e're from down there in old Elmwood Where you never have the blues: Where the bandits steal the jitneys, And the marshalls steal the booze. Where the buildings horn the skyline. Where the populace is boost, Where they shoot men just for pastime, And the chickens never roost. W here the stickup men are wary, And the bullets fall like hailg Where each pocket has a pistol, And each pistol's good for jail. Where they always hang the jury, Where they never hang a man, Where, if you call a man a liar, You get home the best you can. Where the jitneys whizz about you. And the street cars barely creep, Where the burglars pick your pockets. While you lay me down to sleep . Where the big dogs have the rabies, And the rabbits have the fleas: Where the big girls, like the little ones, W'ear their dresses above their knees. Where you breeze out in the moming To give your health a chance, And say how you all to some fellow Who shoots big holes in your pants. Where wise old owls are afraid to hoot, And jailbirds are afraid to singg For it's h-1 down here in Elmwood, Where they all shoot on the wing. We did it last year, Juniors. Now it's your turn. OUR SPONSORS the Class of 1942 FHXTXOL NIAX RI LXLIII XOLR XNIBITIONS XND IIND RI XL IS THL SINCFRL WISH OI THE HARTWELL PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION 89 To SUCCESS IN A LIFE OF SERVICE I I A LT J T ' AS' 4' Saud fhe Electrleal outh io the Eleotrlcal Ear Joe Iooll father s shoe benz I1 out e uns lLCllflHg m nun Passlng, throu h the Br-ll lelephom I alloratorles IH New York Clty you ml llt hear these stran e sentences belng, repeated by an eler lflldl mouth lnto the transnlltter of .1 tr lephone These sentemes lontalll all the fundamental sounds ln the Enpllsh lang.uag,e that have anythlng to do Wllll the lntenslty of sound ID speech By llstenlng, to them by measurln the accuracy with whlch each sound IS earrled over the wlre en glneers test the qualltw ofthe transmltter Thls IS only a snlall example of the work at Bell Laboratorles There research IS earrled on Lonstantly ln the lnterest of the telephone user PYIICTIUILIIIIHQI testlnp fipurlnb out wats to create new Clllllpllll nt or to lIllpl'0VC present methods THI IINI INNAPI 84 SUBI RBAN BILLI TEIEPHONI1. 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