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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1946 volume:

TWENTY YEARS UNDER THE TOWER l A much appreciafed addifion is We enlarged library bum Jrwo years ago. Here pupils come and browse in pleasanf surroundings wi+h IiHle dis+urbance. Under fhe care of Mrs. Dondero and sfudenf librarians. +he Hbrary er'lves wi+h a large circulafion and a sfream o1c new books s+eadily flowing in. 4 mum . Memorial Founfain in Honor oi: William Harshbarger Once more Jrhe robins sing. +he iorsyi'hia breaks in+o a golden spray and +he budding green of +he old elm Jrree bespeak +he hope and enihusiasm oi Jrhe forward-iooking seniors. Jusf a year has gone round since William Harshbarger a a senior of good Jfun and , vi+al inieresi and a rare sense of du+y e- felf +ha+ he +00 was +aking +he world by surprise. Throughouf Bill's iour years O'F high school. he was an oufsianding member oi +he Harfwell foofball and baskeiball Jreams and +he Hi-Y Club. His scholasfic eHor+ always kep+ pace wi'rh his afhlefic aciivifies. Don'1' drive your- self Jroo hard,H oneimt his Jteachers urged him olmu o iiliiil M mg t. -m nag um wl i imuiilil Ili llii i. 'y'i' i imii iii M on his rehirn +0 school. following an absence las+ spring. 8qu I have i0 make up all my work. Mom wanfs me +0. I've gof +0 graduaie. he replied. Tha+ was +he spirif of Bili. LifHe wonder +he faculiy was nof aware of his serious ill- ness; for Bill. wiJrh no seH-pHy. wifh no exienu- afions. unflinchingly me+ his +ask. earned his diploma. and leff Jrhe class room forever. His was a life ihaf purposed +0 meef +he ideals of schoel and home. The forsyihia again blooms along +he schooi walis. +he robins are running on +he quickening green, and +he leaves are sprou+ing on 'l'he old elm free: bui' +he fine. sweef soul of William Harshbarger is gone. ...... He leaves a whife unbroken glory. a gafhered radiance. Bill Harshba rger '45 Twenfy years ago, a small s+uden+ body headed by a factu of six proudly Complefed +heir firs+ year in Hue new building. Since +ha+ year. I926. five principals have presided af Hartwell' each adding +0 Hue enrichmemL of the lives of Harfwef! s+udenfs. Mr. Siehl's love of arf. Mr. Sfewarf's genial influence. Dr. Peasiee's sfress of cffizenship. Mr. Kizer's sfand- ards of scholarship and charader. and Mr. Moeller's ?riendly and undersfanding aHifude all have helped in Hue building of Hwe lives of Harfwell sfudenfs. Of Hue original six Jreachers. Miss BarHeH. Mrs. Dondero. Miss Kioak. and Mr. Moore s+ill carry on +heir work under fhe +ower. Their parf in shaping +he lives of Har'rwell boys and girls has been recorded in +he indehble achievemenfs of Harfwefl graduafes af home and abroad. Yes. we saiufe +hose who have guided us and fanghf us +he way +0 a beHer We and fuller living. J.?J FROM THE OFFICE ' MR. WINTON MOELLER Wonder whaf he'll be like? Whaf's his name? These were +he quesfions ringing +hroughouf +he hails of Har+weli upon +he reiurn +0 schooi +his fall. A new face peered from behind +he glass of ihe principal's oHice. a new person- ali+y. Mro Kizer had leH ior Hughes and Mr. Moelier had faken his place Sym- pafhefic and understanding. he has already won a place in +he hear'i's of Harfweli s+uden+s. Upon being asked +0 wriie a message for +he I946 Annual. +he cenfrai +heme 01c which is Twenfy Years Under The Tower,H my firsf reacfion was +0 fhe effed' +haf I lacked +he background +0 remark upon Jrhe assigned Topic. due +0 my briewE fenure 6+ Har+welL More exfended +houghf. however. gave rise +0 +he convicfion fhaf while my insighf was Iimi+ed if was nof a+ ali inadequafe. One does nof need To be a par? of +he Harfweli School and communify long in order f0 Cafch somefhing of Jrhe spirit +he purposes and Jrhe high as- pirafions of +his insfifufion. H is clear +ha+ Har+weli High School is concerned primarily wi+h provisions which safeguard +he healfh, promofe Hie family life. secure civic adiusfmenh. encourage economic efficiency and provide in+el1iqenHy for +he leisure Hme of our boys and girls. These are +he frue curriculum. Boys and girls - n01L subiecfs -u embody our obiecfives. For +he members of +he class of l946 H is fi++ing +ha+ each of you be charged wifh +he need +0 so order your lives +ha+ you con+inue +0 drive sfeadily forward +oward +hose goals which have been developed during +he pasf +wen+y years under +he fewer . The righi +0 enjoy +he privileges ihaf accrue +0 +hose who successfully prepare fhemselves has been guar- anfeed by +he vicfory recenHy won. The responsibilify +0 perpefuafe +his guaranfee. for fhose who follow. is clear. 1 WINTON L. MOELLER FLOW GUIDANCE AND DIRECTION MR. C. E. SMITH When Mr. Smi+H isn'i' feach- ing +he seven+h grades CODSBP vafion in geography or running Hue mo+ion pic'rure machine, he may be found In +he office +rying +0 keep fine school's books ouf of H16 red. MRS. Ml LDRED STICKNEY A faHHul friend in fhe omce. Mrs. Sfickney, besides perform- ing her dufies as secrefary. supplies anyf'hing from paper +0 pins +0 sfudenfs and faculfy alike. Math Serves as a Background MISS GLADYS J. KLOAK Besides performing fhe dufies 0y dean of girls. Jreaching her mafh classes. collecfing money 1:0r H115 and Hwaf. advising iunior and senior classes. and checking up on absen+ees. Miss Kloak Finds fime br her music and drawing. How do you do if. Miss Kloak? M RS. FANNIE BARNETT AHer a year's absence, Mrs. BarneH has re+urned +0 Har+weH f0 help in +he frafning of fu+ure Einsfeins. The rousing welcome she received on her refurn indica+es Hwe es+eemed place she holds in Hwe hearfs of s+uden+s. MRS. GERTRUDE KNAPP Mrs. Knapp ins+ruc+s only one high school class. pracha! mafh. The res+ of her Hme is spen'r preparing shldenfs 1cor high school. Her pa+ience and kindly manner are only fwo of her many assefs. For Many Vocations . . . 7? As dean of girls. MISS Kloak adwses upper classmen and excuses absen+ees. Mrs. Barneff approves June Van Nesf's proposi+ion. Dick Ma+re and Vera Carsfens seem fo gef a kick ou+ o? Hwe graphs in pracfical mafh. Languages, Ancient and Modern MRS. FRANCES B. DONDERO Mrs. Dondero beefs a pa+h befween Jrhe library, where she fries +0 keep ' order, and 2!6. where She +eaches Spanish s+udenfs demons+ra+e I'Jarabe-TlaxaHecaH brough+ back HarfweH Sfudenfs fhe language of from Mexico by Sen5ra Dondero. The graceful dancers pfcfured here our sou+hern neighbors. lncidenHy, - are R. Moore. 8. Drexel. W. Lewis. P. Brockman. S. Auxier and she swings quife a mean hockey sfick. D- HOUISCOH- Ama +e Am5sne me'f are +he favorife greefings on valenfines made by Lafiri sfudenfs. N Moore seems +0 have found hers, buf B. 5+0er and M, Cook are sh'll searching for H'meirs. ., .a - a MISS BERNICE BARTLETT Miss Bar+leH succeeds in modern- izing fhe ancieni language, La+in. She may oHen be heard saying +0 lazy sfudenfs. T. D L. +ha+'s whaf .. you are. 12 English In Action CharloHe argues a poinf in +he Labor vs. Capifa' debafe in English IV Club. Lisfening affenHvely are E. Thall. Win Slone. M. Baker. Ward Slone. R. Moore. and E. Speak. In 1creshman English class, The Happy Journey is acfed ouf wi'rh D. Shurfe driving H16 au+omobiie and J. Ziegler. stage manager, looking on. Dressed up for fhe journey are S Mason. H. Ahlensforf. and B. Sears. x4,7 V -, wa dz MISS BETTY O'BRIEN Miss CBFFen ioves dramafics and books. Besides arousing +his love in junior and senior English pupils. she is always willing +0 coach plays or prepare programs for sfudenf assemt blies. MRS. PAULINE SCHECK Mrs. Scheck feaches English and civics. She aiso Is fhe person who keeps ?he annual sfaf'F running. The annual sfaf'F I5 nof surprised +0 hear. a+ least once a day. You've go? 10 gef Jthose wrife-ups in! Mr. Gray and his pro+egees s+ar+ ou+ for W.S.A.I. +0 broad- casf on H's Fun +0 Learn pro- gram. Ready +0 s+ep in fhe car are N. Bracke+t MrV Grayr J. Henderson. J. McGiHiard, H. ' McGuHey. and R. Crawford. We Study World Affairs MR. ARTHUR D. GRAY fella. A regular Unders+anding and easy-gohg. Mr. Gray's likable personalify and wide range of knowledge have won for him +he respec'r and love of all Harfwell sfudenfs. On P. T. A. nighf social s+udies sfuden+s give parenfs bofh sides on +he compukory milifary Jrraining quesfion. Speakers in- clude T. Slone. J. McGiIIiard, L. Sform. J. Henderson and J. BurneH. The Scientific Attitude Prevails MR. RICHARD L. ZIMMERMANN A $avori+e wifh everybody. Zim has a 'Full +ime schedule wifh feaching biology. American hisfory and keep- ing our boys in him. Mr. Zimmerman explains Hue anaiomy of a 'Frog +0 6. Hling. J. McKee. N. Moore, D. Spachf. and J. Van Nesf. Science sfudeni's show Momma and Poppa how f0 defed acids. Demonshamrs include W. Siegel, H. Horn. and P. Drexel. x MR. JACOB SKILKEN Early in Hue morning or lafe in fhe aHernoon. Mr. Skilken can be seen experimen+ing wi+h +es+ fubes and apparahJs. He has succeeded in creafinq Hwe scienfific aHi'rude in his pupils and has helped Hwem f0 face H19 problems of +he science age. The Fine Arts MR. CHRISTIAN I. KAPPHAHN Since ML Kapphahn's adven+ af HarfweH. +he musicaf organizafions have made grea+ sfrides, More pupils have developed a keen apprecia'rion of music. and Hue communify has several unique musical shows. 1 i I i enioyed some delighfful concer+s and I J Talenfed arf sfudenis consfrucf geome+ric designs and make'skekhes for +he Annual. To +he IeH areJL. Sform. R, Baker. and J. Goerfemiller. Below may be seen J. Burneff, Miss Noonan and C. Krauss. :1: MISS LAURA NOONAN Even +hough Miss Noonan spends only fwo days a week 5+ Harfwell. she finds +Ime +0 work on +he annualJ +0 painf scenery for The p!ay5 and +0 make posfers. All +his she does quife willingly in addifion +0 +eaching her regular classes skiH and appreciafion lb of fhe Frne arfs. We Keep In Trim Through Physical Education Ramona dEsphays her skill on Hue horses while J. McGilliard. B. HaHield. J. Henderson. Miss Dunlap, V. Barlow, J. Schwind. and E. Eppinghoff look on. MISS RUTH DUNLAP MESS Dunlap has been a welcome addHion +0 H19 physical educaHon , deparfmen'r H115 year. Her energy and en+husiasm far ou+balance her SIZE. Mr. Olms+ed approves W. Pifcher's and B. Heck's shoulder sfands 0n fhe parallel bars. c ' 9 MR. L. E. OLMSTED ' A grea+ lover of sporfs, Mr. Olmsfed .5, L ' . wOFrIeS over whaf keeps Hue hack. gym and volleyball feams ouf so Ia+e. . - . In summer, he +akes a busman's holi- ; ! day by ac+ing as a direcfor 0F boys' Lg! :E': 114 sports 51' a resorf. i The Practical Arts E. Wall. R. Hughes. and G. Sfrickland wa+ch kinder- garfen pupils fry 0qu foys for Mayor's Chris+m65 MR. LEE D. MOORE Mr. Moore ins'rrucfs +he fufure carpenfers and draHsmen of our school. The seniors are especially grafeful +0 him for his faiH'ncul service as a chaperon af Hweir mon+hly dances. As oFFicial chaperon of flue senior dances. Mr. Moore checks +he gafe receipfs. .5. MISS MILDRED BOTTO Miss B5Ho's pies and cakes are We envy of +59 school. H her sfudenfs acduire her skill in +he culinary arf, ' 1 +here'll be some prize cooks In +he 1i ' ' . X. .3 Har+WelI homes. ' E' ' ': ' Miss BoHo's home economic class enferJra'lns +he boys wiih a fee dance. a: MISS KATHERINE K. EVANS As +he head of +he commercial depar+men+, Miss Evans has Charge of +he many and new modern business machines purchased recenHy 'For' framing HarfwellHes for fufure whife collar jobs. Already her efficiency has been reflected in some of her advanced pupils. Commercial Department Trains 7 Future White Collar Workers A commercial program has recenfly in+roduced ian Hie Harfwell Curriculum a new Jrype of work whichihas mef wi+h greaf success. This course now offers framing in +ypfng. iunior business, commercial geography. book- keeping. and oFHce pracfice. B. Kohnle, R Ramsdell. B. lHing. and R. Fix learn how +0 opera+e fhe new OFFICE pradice machines. W. Ferrell's look of rap+ affenfion is nof direcfed 5+ E. Hansel: she's absorbed by +he words of the dida- phone. Undisfurbed by anyfhing Win Slone +ypes on GRADUATES OF YESTERDAY AND TODAY REMAIN LOYAL TO HARTWELL The firs+ class +0 be graduafed from We presenf building ieH +heir places under +he fewer in June. I926. Twenfy-five in number. many o$ +hem seHled in +he communify +0 be- come leaders in business and professions and some +0 become parenfs of Hue presemL gen- erafton of our school. The pasf fwenfy years have seen many changes in our sfudenf body. Our enrollmenf has reached +he +hree-hundred mark: our graduafing class is forfy-five sfrong. Wifh +he passing years. waisflines have risen. hairdos have varied. and faces have changed. bu+ our spi'rH' remains unaHered. and we sfill proudly sing. We're from old Harfwell: Harfweil win win. Officers of H19 Class of '46 Seem Pleased wi+h +he ResuHs of a Year of Work and Play 4 ...n-' A , '3 ' s 'x x X a , , ' 22 MARY JANE ATKINSON No wonder Iiny and IaIIK- aIive Janfe has such a disfincfive wardrobe. She makes and models her CIofhes Ior Shillifo's Iashion board. 6. A. A, I: Choir I - 4: ShIIIIIo'S Sewing Board 4: English Club 4: Glee Club I. 2. NORMAN CRAMER One of our promising musicians. Norman is an ar- denf advoca're of classical music. Band 2 - 4; Chess Club 3: English Club 4: Choir 2 7 4: Annual Staff 4: Art League Treasurer 4. SHIRLEY AUXIER Friendly and modest Shirley is one of the few easy going redheads. Choir I - 4: Girls Glee Club I, 2: Band I - 3: LaHn Club I. 2: Spanish Ciub 4: AnnuaI SfaH 4: Mafh 4: Variefy Show I: MABEL BROCKMAN Silenf and demure, PegA gy is one o? fhe mosf pleasanf members of our class. Laiin Club I, 2: Spanish CIub 4: G. A. A. '2, 3; English Club 4: BowIIng 3. MILDRED BAKER Sparkling eyes, a gleam- ing smiIe, a lovely voice are among fhe asseIs of fhe busy edifor OI: fhe annuaI. Choir I - 4: Girls' GIee CIub I: 2: LaIin Club I. 2: Spanish Club 4: English Club 4', Annual SIaH EdiI'or 4: Maih 4: Hockey l: Base- ball 3: G. A. A. I A 3; Variefy Show I:Swimming 3: Arf League 3, Librarian 4. JERRY BURNETT Be+ween his drawing board and pencil. and his collecifons For II'Ie annual. +his busy senior has only recently found Iime for girls. English Club 4: Hi-Y 4: Track 4: Bowling 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: VoIIeybaII 4. JAMES AUTERSON HHarp is modesf and re- firing in Hue cIass room IDUI' ac'rive in Ihe fieId of spork. Foo'I'baII l - 4: Baskefball I - 4? Capfain 3. 4: Track I - 4: English Club 4: French Club I. 2; VoIIeybaII 4-; Hi Y J - 4, Pres: 2. 4; Gym Team I ; VIgIIanfes 4: GCII 4. WILMA FERRELL IF you wani results. see BIIIie. She's always wiIIing 10 do I'he fhousand and one +hings fha'r nobody eIse finds fime f0 do. 6. A, A. I - 4: Volleyball 4: Hockey 4: Glee CIub I: Girls' Chorus 4: Annual SIaH 4: LaIfn Club 2. 3: English CIub 4: Commercial Club V. Pres. 3. 4: BowIing 3. 4: VigilanIes 4. ROSE FIX Happy go lucky Rosey displays a sparkling sense of humor. oI'Jen Io her Ieachers' chagrin, G. A. A: I - 3: Girls' Chorus 4; Commercial Club 3, 4: English Club 4. DON HOPKINS Trapper and I'Iunfer. Uncle DorI Is aIso Iznown ?or the yarns he spins. Hi-Y l - 4; FooIbaII 2, 4: VoIleybaII I, 3; ChoIr 1 - 4; Spanish CIub 3: English Club 4: 60H 4. ?HYLLIS HASSE Vivacious and popular cheerIeader-Ihereis never a cIUII momenI when PInyH is around. 6. A. A. I , 4: Corre- sponding Secrefary 2: Eng Iish CIub 4: French CIub I, 2: CommercIaI CIub 4: I'H Club 3. 4: Cheerleader I-4: Hockey l - 4: VoIIeybaII I - 4: BasketbaII 3. 4; BOWIIng I - 3: Tennis Manager 3: 4: GirIsI Charus I. 2: Choir I 4: Glee Club I, 2. JEAN GOERTEMILLER Though quiet Jean can always be counIed on +0 do her pdr+. CommerciaI Club 4, VIRGINIA HELMKAMP Jin's brighI que eyes behay an aII around personr aI'IIy. She excels In dancing. sporIs. and siudies. G. A. A, I v 4; Annual QuIeI, charming Winona Shag 4: LaIIn CIub I. 2: always Iinds firms for a Spanish CIub 4; GI A. A, IriendIy chat Board 2 ' 4T HHH CIUb l 4? Library 2, 3: Bowling 4: English Club 4: Ad League Commercial CIub 3' 4- IicheerIeader 24: Hockey 2 v 4: Bewling 2. 3: Tennis 2 - 4: Volleyball I - 4: Bas- keraII I - 4: Baseball I. 2. WINONA HELWIG MARION GODBEY JoIIy 'IGabby is aIways ready wIII'w a smiIe Ior II'ue paIrons QI Iglers. G. A. A. I - 4: Commer- cIaI Club 3. 4: Treasurer 4: GIrIs' Choir 4: Eninsh Club 4: BowIinq 2 - 4: Bowling Manager 3. 4: SwimmIng 2: Tennis 3, 4. DORIS HOULSCOTT Doris, cool. CaIm and obliging. a possessor DI an abundance of sweetneSSA LafIn Club I. 2: Spanish Club. Secretary 4: Choir l - 4: Girls' Chorus I: Eng- Iish Club 4: Annual SIaH 4. 23 LOIS HUBER Bright modest unassumr Ing, and a sincere IrFend I0 aII. Toddyu Is a ioy boII'I +0 Ieachers and Iriends. G: A. A, I , 4: GIee CIub I:GirIs' Chorus 4: Choir 4: Laiin CIub 2. 3: Eninsh CIub 4: CommerciaI CIub 3. 4; Home Room Pres. 4: Bowling 3, 4: AnnuaI SIaFI 4. RON MOORE Red-headed hearfhrob oI Ihe Senior CIass. Moe may find school boring. bui nEVer sporIs. FoofbaII 3. 4: BasieibaII 2 v 4: TracI. 2 , 41CIass Vice Pres. 3, 4: HI-Y I - 4: GIee Club 2: Mafh Cfub 4: Eng, IISI'4 CIub 4: Lah'n CIUb l, 2: Spanish C!ub 4: VigiIanIes 4: GOII 4: Band I. 24 BETTY ILLING A superior sI'ucIenf. 394W is a cooperafive classma+e. an undersiandIng friend. and an enfhusiasI'Ic member 04; G. A. A. G: A. A: I - 4. Trees. 4: VoIIeybaII 2. 4: Bowling 2 - 4: CommerciaI Club 3, 4, Secy. 4: Latin CIub l. 2: Secy. Treas. 2: Spanish Club 4. Pres; Annual SIaIZI 4: EngIIsh CIub 4: Pres.: Honor Roll l - 4: Tennis 3, 4: H CIub 4: 355856 I. CHARLOTTE KRAUSS A whiz In sporIs-and Iops in schoiarship, CharIQHe Is Ihe hub of ihe girIsI sporfs- wheel, 6. A. A, I , 4, Pres: 4, V. PresI 3: Choir I - 4, Pres. 4: GIrIsI Glee Club I: Eng- lish Club 4: Band I, 2:.Ma1h Club 4, Sec, Treas.: AH League 4, Pres; H Club 3: 4: CIass Treas, 4: Valley ball I - 4: Hockey l A 4: BaskefbaII I v 4: Baseball I; Bowling 3. 4: Tennis 2 - 4: Annual SfaH 4: Honor Roll I , 4: Spanish CIub 3, BETTY LOU KOHNLE Mix a Iarge porfion OI inIeIIigence wifh an equal amoumL oI responsibiIin: add a pinch of good humor and Ihe resuII Is our 33H. Bowling 3. 4: Commercial CIub 3. 4. Pres. 4', English Club 4. Secy.; AnnuaI Sta? 4; VigIIan'res 4. BEN LAWHORN A Casanova. Ben's in+er- es'r in Ihe Iafr sex has resulted in severaI summer schooI sessions: BaskeI'baII 2. 3. Manager: Foofball 2. 3, Manager: Gym Team 4: Track 4: Eng- Iish Club 4: HirY 3, 4. DANNY HUGHES Talenfed and popuIar. Danny has enlivened many schooI parHes wifh hi5 aC- cordion solos. VoIIeybaII 3: 4: Gym Team 3. 4: Track 2 - 4: HIY 4: English CIub 4: Glee Club 2: Ma+h Club 4: AnnuaI SfaH 4: FRED NIEMAN A spor+s fan. Fred has dianquishad I'lImseIf' as an dtheIe. as a sporfs wrifer, and mosI recenHy by Ms reciIafiun of Casey at the Bat FoofbaIl 4: Baskefball 2 - 4; Track 2, 3: VoIIeybaII 2 - 4: HiAY 3, 4: English CIub 4: Gym Team 3; AnnuaI SIaIf 4: Math Club 41Viqu- ames 4. SHIRLEY PATRICIA NUDDS Minute sx'zed. Pa+ is known for her passing fancies and her cufe HME ways. Glendale M 2: English C1ub 4: MaioreHe 3. BILL SCULLY Ouief and unassuming, BHE secured a surprising number of ads for Mae annual. in his spare time he takes to fhe woods. Bowling 3. 4: HirY 2. 4: Choir 2: EngHsh Club 47 VoHeyball 4: Track 4: Golf 4: Annual Sfag 4. DORIS RAINES One couldn'f Jtell from Doris' drawl and her Ieir surely walk H161 shds a live wire in spor+5 and dancing. 6. A. A. 2 - 4: Baskefbal? 3. 4: Volleyball 4: Bowling 3. 4: Commercial Club 3. 4; Spanish CFub 3. 4; Girls' Chorus l. 2:Glee Club I. 2: Choir I - 4. CLARENCE ROESENER The opposition in every argument Bud is rer sourceful and humoa'ous. Bowling keeps him on the iump. Ar? League I; French Club 2: Track 2. 4: Maih Club 4. Pres: Engfish Club 41HiAY 4: Bowling 41Volley- ball 4: Annual 5,39 4. RUTH RAMSDELL PreHy and immacula're. Rufhie s quietness is re- hashing. G. A. A. 2. 3? Girls' Chorus 4; Commercia. Club 3. 4: English Club 4. ROLAND SABROWSKY Paul Bunyan of the Senior Class and a fuiuve Tommy Dorsey. H1qhesf interest Trombone: lowest school. Band lichoir I73: French Club I. 2: Variety Show I: FoofbaH 2, 4: Hi-Y 2. 4: English Chrb 4; Commercial Club 4: Viqilanies 4, DOROTHY LOUISE PAGE Dorothy. Hm' a newcomer in our Class His year. is always ready th an answer for M155 O'Brien in EngHsh Class. Madeira High School l - 3; English Club 4. VIRGINIA SEBREE Affer two years 3+ Wrighi's. Ginny 35 back at school. dividing her +ime be1ween her srudies and her ice frucL MaH'I Club 4. 26 EDWARD SLONE Efficiency pius personalify have won laurel; for Ward 'm dass achiHes. on +he prorm, and on H16 fTeid of sports. Qass Pres. 3. 4: Foofball l - 4. Captain 4: Track 2 . 4: Volleyball 4: Tennis 3: Ma+h Club 4: English Club 4: Hi- Y I - 4: Bowling 2.3:Annu51 $1534. LELAND STORM A hard worker. Leland ieeps +he maH-n class infer- esfing by his consianf coniradicfions. Ari League 3; Baskefball 2 - 4: Foorball Mgr, 4: Vol- leyball l - 4. Capt 4: Hi-Y 2 - 4: English Club 4: Math Club 4: Annual Sky? 4: Track 4. ALVIN SMITH Nvin, a fhree-year g:adur afe. Is now enrdled as a ireshman af U. C. Greaf things are expecfed horn him in the science world. Band I - 3: Choir I . 3: LaHn Club 2. 3: AM League 2. EARL SPEAK Frequenfiy misundersfood because of his frankness. Earl possesses one of Hue best minds in +he class. Foo+bal3 l - 4: Baskaball 2 - 4:,Track1 - 4: Golf 4: VolleybaH 4: French Club 2: Glee Club I A 3: English Club 4 :Ar+ League 3: Band I: Hi-Y 2 - 4. THEDA SNIDE R Aiihough she's only been here a shod iime. ihis young lady from O.L. Aha: carved a niche for herself in Her? weH. Reading High 1.2:O.LA. 3: English Club 4: Girls Chorus 4. MARIE SPEEG Made drops her cloak of quie+ness when she's wiHn friends and reveaEs her lively good humor. Glee Club I: Girls' Cho- rus 2: Spanish Club 3: Com: merciai Club 4. EDWIN SLONE The other 1'1an of Hue WMHJng comb3nafion has proved as capable and em- cieni as Ms brofher in school affairs and on H19 gridiron. HLY l - 4; FoofbaH I -4: Track 2. 3: VolleybaH 4: Bowling 2. 3: Annual SfaH: 4: Mefh Club 4: English Club4. ELLEN THALL Tall. sophisiicafed, and schoiarly. Ellen is a sincere Mend. Elmwood I r G. A. A. 3. 4? Lafin Club 2. 3: Spanish Club 4: English Club 4. Vice Pres: Class Sec'y'. 3. 4: Annual SiaH 4. SHIRLEY VANHOOK Shirdf known for her bug curb and confinuous gigglesl Ts me backbone of +he aHo secHon 0+ We choirv She's a firm suppor+er of G. A. A. and cons+anf cchh pardon 01' Doris 6 A. A. 2 - 4: Commer- C'wal CMJb 1 4: Choir l A 4: Baseball 3, 4 Manager 3. 4: Baricf I . 3: Birls' Chorus I. 2. 4: Hockey 3, 4; Basket baH 4: Volleyball 3, 4-. PAT WEST Music and poeiry are ' Paf's in+ere51s. She passes her kisure ?ime golfing. boang, and skaHng. .Choir 4, G. A. A. 4: Boang 4: Englkh Club 4; Commercia1 CMJb 4. LENA RUTH WILUAMS Lena +he gh-I wH'h Hm soufhern accent is one 0'? +he youngesf members of our class She is always cm? for a good Jril'ne. Spanish Club 3. BON NIE LOU VOGEL Tall and quiet Bonnie is known for her beaquuI red hair. which is never cuf of place. Commercial Club 4. Sfudious senicrs Casi of Three's a crowd Sform eds up prams The refreshing pause 27 Juniors Prepare To Take Over For Firsf Row;F. Evesy M, Meyer, H. Sionikery R. George. C LinviHe. E. Adkins. G. Kuhn. Second Row-W. Sforck. J. McAninch. L LeaveH. Cy Trew. R. Long. 6. German H, McGuWey, K. Tumtu. Third Rowi E4 Faiq. V. Spegaly Ho Hood, W. Avery. T. Slone. W. Lewis. D, Ellis, R. KiHieu Fourih ROWaH. Ulmery P. Ashley. 5. Honan, J4 Krisko, R. Crawford. H. Linkm'u'e. C. ScoH, O. T. Brooks. FiHh Row a E Nate, R. Turnery J. Hodge, E. Carsfensy Tu Hague. N. Dye. E. Sears. N. Wilkins, J. Niehaus. Jus+ sfep info Hwe iunio'r boys' home room any morning, and you will see a variefy of in+eres+ing +hings going on. In one corner you may encounfer Jasperiand JOYCE receives honorable mentfon in ci+y-wide -l Larry in a wresfling mafch: in ano+her. you mighf see essay confm EvereH or Harry hurriedly colleding Ar? League dues a or perhaps you may hear Chariie. Gene. and O.T. Melba hanks on as Mrs. Barneff admires the bragging abouf +heir big week-end dafes. You may sca'f 9W her bwhe iuniorgirls. find H18 physicisfs begging. borrowing. or sfealing In order +0 gef +heir workbooks up +0 dafe. 1n mcacf. you may even be asked +0 sign one of Bill Lewis' numerous pefifions. These +hings go on during H19 whoie period. However. when He din becomes +00 loud. Mr. Moore raps on +he desk. calls for aHenfion. and Hue dass seffles down +0 enjoy one of his mcamous kecfures. Mn Moore shows fhe iunior boys how H's done. 23 Their Final Year Under the Tower Firsi Row D. Clarice. V. Barbw. E. Auferson. N. Brackeft J. Henderson. P. Barnes, E. EppinghoH, D. Spacht Second Raw-J. MCGIHiard, RV Humphrey, M VVeisner. J. Whalen. J. Backherms. J. Davis J. Trisfler, P. ODeIL Place Harfwell School. Time - 8: I 5 of a Friday Morning. Scene -- Junior girls' home room, 2l6. As Hue curfain rises we see +119 jolly, jivin' junior girls going abou+ Hweir daiiy fasks. Nancy and Edifh are quieHy s+udying amid Hue furmoil of Ramona's pieading for S.AA. dues. and Joan's begging for a few pennies for Ar+ League. Above all 0 Hwis. Pauline O'Dell is +aking +he a++endance, while Edna Mae sfirs up H13 school spirH for +he coming games. Melva. Norma and Jean are discussing +he ou+come of Hue Ia+es+ sporfs' fournamenf. while Pat Jinny. and Edna are comparing answers +0 Ma+h III problems. and Pauline Barnes is generously handing ouiL gum. As We curfain goes down on H19 episode in Hue daily life of H15: junior girls. we see +he ever-paHeni' Mrs. BarneH reminding +he girls +0 pass quieHy +0 +heir firsf class. Third Rnw L. O'DeH. P. Drexd E. Hansel. E. EasH'Iam. N. Hauck. M. Beni'z L Roark. 29 30 Sophomores Complete Two Years Of Hrs? Row-J. Benneft D SchoH. B. Newland. P. Gash V. Peavely C, Jacobs R. Baker, M. Cook. P. Tullis. Second Row-P. Bobenmeyer. M. Canier. C. Helwig 6 Hixson. L. Nuddm B, DrexeL N. Cain. V. Burns. L, Eppersonl C Yauch. Third Rowv-C. Lisio. E. Colleffe. C. Hines. E. Libbee. G. Terry. B. Bfack, L. Blankenship. A. Becker. L. Lay. Four+h Row-M. Wuenneman. S. Greene. M Simmerman, L. BusHe. J. Frey. A. devarfz. W. VXeiler, F. Jones. N. Carey. FI'Hh Rowr-R. Fugafe. J. Garver, D. Black J. Burske. J. Rofh, J. Davidson, E. Crant'ord. M. Manns M. Gaul. N. Moore. J. Van Nest 6, Wing No! in Picfure S, Meador, S Jordan. L. Wilson. 5. Snider. We fake you now +0 fhe sophomore girls' homeroom, 2 I7. Things are really buzzing: and if looks as If June and Mary Jean are ouf f0 gef our money again v- for Arf League. of course! and Barbara is coHecfing Hwe 6AA. dues. There's a huddle of girfs around fhe desk, buying saving sfamps from Barbara and Marilyn. Anofher line forms Jro make +heir paymen+s on Jrhe Annual. Here comes Laverne. assisfanflibrarian. wi+h +hose lamL warning slips for over-due book's. Georgia. homeroom president quie+s Hwe girls long enough 10 make announcemenfs. while Margaret our secre+ary. du+ifu1ly records our business. and Ginny. +he Jtreasurer. collecfs dues and sends geJr well messages or giHs +0 Hie sick members of our class. The fathul +hree, Anita. Edi+h and Judy are busy counh'ng sales Jrax sfamps. As Mrs. Scheck finishes Jraking The affendance. Hue beH rings. and we sfarf on our daily roufine. Industrious Work Under the Tower Firsf Row-W. Pitcher. A. Roland. R. Henderson, E, Scaii, XV Beueriein. G. Brunswick. 8. Evans. Second RowHR. Winegarfner. A4 Hodge. D. Hollingsworfh. G. Sfrickiand, Dr Eich, A. Sears. L. Mefz. C. Aidridge. C. 8ruegman, J. CiarL. M. Tribble. Third RDW-H R. Harvey, J. Elam. 6. Reese. R. Konrad. H. Woodrum. E. Heiler, Js Busfle. J. Waikeri G, Johnson. Faur+h Row-D. Wrede, W, Ohison, K7 Gundei. Fifih Rawhwi Heck, Wi Gardner, P. Terheiden. H, Wiehe, R. W'iiiiams, G. Whitehouse. N. Bible. J. Damon. D. Heuer. No+ in Picfura-aJ. Wood. T. Schneider. i.- Soph girls serve soph beys a? Chris+mas party. K Chrisfmas Baske? commiHee compares nofes. Mr. Skiiken keeps careful wafch over The mischievous sophomore boys. Hf JFINs PrompHy a+ 8:25 Mr. Skilken raps for order and +he sophomores sefHe down +0 +heir dufigzs. Don F. Jrries in vain +0 sell defense sfamps. Don H. or his capabie assisfani Bill H. is making +he rounds for Ar+ League. Bruce is +rying +0 concen- +ra+e on five subjec+s a+ once affer several nigh+s af +he +hea+er. Willy is busy doing nofhing. while Jim D. is caiching up on his sleep. Howard announces our baskefball winnings iand Iosingsi. On special occasions Richard H. presides in his capacii'y as homeroom president Aiberf collecfs exac+iy $0.00 worfh of sales s+amps. Bruce. Nelson. Bob H.. Jim D.. Jim E. come in humming from choir af 8:35. in +he meanfime. Eugene has been minding everyone's business excepf his own. This happy group breaks up a+ +he ringing of +he passing bell. 3I 32 Freshmen Acquire Good Background ., . .Mata Firs? Row F. Davidson. B. Sears. R. Sears. J. Wiehe. K. Kothel O. Daniels, Dt WIlscm J. Jones C Davis. Second Row-A. Apking, T, Grossman, D. GoerfemiHer, J. Ziegler. E, Setser, J. Byar, J. Richardson. 0. Peavely, L. Whitehouse. Third Row-J. McAninch. F Breen. R. Adkins. K Ma+re. L. Von Norman. T. FyHe. J Freeman. D. Slrk. K. Vanhook. L. Conley. Fourth Roth. Bailey. F. Poore. G. Ly'rte M. Turnbuli, R. Kunkel. D. Speeg, W. Ellis. J. Haubner. .J. Hafer. J. Seaver. FiHh Row- R. Hughes. 6. Wash. V. Melvin. J. Craonrd. J. Wheeler. R, Gruenschlaeger. C, Womack, C. Ifskin. W. Siegal. R. Shurfe, J. Heck. - N5; - ' .- m , W. The school's mos+ +alka+ive room. 208. begins H's daily program when Mr. Gray calls Hue roll. As +he boys come in a+ in+ervals. Claude Hskin begins +he daily rou+ine job of collecfing money. whiie BIH Seigel slaves over his LaHn nigh+work - Lowell Whifehouse and Red Ellis can be heard giving Hweir opinions on H19 la+es+ baskefball game - Jim Ziegler, +he joker. fells +he boys one of HS corny jokes. which makes Jim Jones le+ 0qu one of his horrible laughs w- Fred Poore. Bobby Sears. Teddy Grossman and Alfan Apking come in singing from choir rehearsal - FingersH Wheeler is 5+1 Jfrying +0 sharpen his pencil among +he loudes+ voices heard in +he freshmen home room are Jim Seaver's and Kenne+h Van K Hook's equ'ing in Hweir Ia+es+ prank. As Mr. Gray makes Hue Iasf announcement in dashes Speedy Van Melvin. Mr. Gray iokes wifh a few freshmen. For Future Years Under the Tower Firs? Row-B. Haffieldl E RoszeH. D. TibbeHs, L. Davis. M. ShadHander. J. Schwind. H. AHenerorL P. Whife. Second Ruw G. Woods. L. McKinney. J. IHing. P, Waifes, C. Kinker. L. Backherms L Sform, V Carsfens. Third Row--V, Jungnic'xel, R. Riley. S. Mason. J. TaaHe. D. Edwards, B. Whig I. Chappeli, JV Smill': Fourfh Row J. Hale. M. Whifaker. P. Turkelson. H. Horn. E. Bracke++, R. Carrier. J. Graham, R. KunlceL Fiffh Rowzws. MoHord. F. Poore. 5. Boyer. E. Mason. V. Hart. R. Lynch. 5. Barlaw. G. Sfegman. S. Doremus. Room 205 is on +he ball wifh Vera and Freda ngring our weekiy percen+ for savings sfamps - Shirley begging +he girls +0 pay dues for Arf League, 6.A.A., and Lafin Club - Inez. Lois Anne and Joyce pain+ing and combing. only +0 repea'r +he performance in anofher cFass Joan and Marianne causing quife a dis+urbance wi+h +heir consfanf chaffering and giggling Hazel. Edna M. and'Sally busHing in from choir - Joyce T. wifh her hearf in anofher class class room presiden'r Helen H. s+udying dilligenHy +0 keep up +ha+ 9O percenf record DoHy playing +he piano - BeHy and Pa+sy fakfng affendance - and +he class having +heir daily argumenf wH'h Miss O'Brien over Chewing gum. Vera sells saving stamps to wise freshmen. 33 MANY ORGANIZATIONS OFFER EXPERIENCE NoHceabIe changes have been recognized in Harfwell's ac+ivifies in +he pas+ +wen+y years. The original paper-loound1 +hir+y-+wo page annual. El Rodeo. has grown info Hwe Harfwell Annual. larger. in size and scope. Unforfunai'ely.+heHHarfweli Echo': a mon+hly newspaper. was disconfinued because 0? +he c051: Since I926. +he musical deparfmenf has grown from a six or eigH piece orchesfra and a small chorus +0 6 fair sized band. a large a capella choir. and a girls' glee club. Twen+y years ago Spanish was 110+ ye+ in sighf as par'r of Harfwelf's curriculum. nor +he commercial subieds which are now proudly offered +0 Harfwell s+uden+s. From +hese +wo courses come +he Spanish and commercial clubs. devo+ed +0 +heir mon'rhly good Hmes and broadening acfivH'ies. These ex+ra-curricular organizafions have expanded +0 provide a field +0 inferes+ every Harfwell s+uden+. The Choir Serves the Community Firs! Rom L9H fo RigM E. ColleHe, L. Sform. G. Hhon, P. Barnes. N Cain, N. BrackeH, E. Eppingho'Ff. V. Barlow. R, Baker. D, Clark. M. SfadHanderl Second Raw M. Baker, N. Carey, C. Lisfo. DA Black, L. BusHe. E. Mason, J. McKne. J. Backherms. L. Ruppel, M. Afkinson, J. McGilliard S. Doremus. Third Row: J. Damon. J. Haubner. 67 Whifehouse. P. Breen, G. LyHe. H. McGuHey. J. Elam. L. LeaveHl K. Tumulfy. K. Vanhock. N Bible. IN Apkinq Four ! Row R, Harvey, 8. Evans, T. FyHe. S. Hoffman, E. Nace. D. Hopkins. J. Wheeler. J. Kr'lsko. W. Lewis. J. McAninch. R, Shuri-e. To con+rol Hue seven+y-six members of +he choir wi+h an iron hand is a major fask for anyone. Mr. Kapphahn's hand migh+ be a liHle plasfic a+ Jrimes. but his +heory fhaf AH work and no play makes Jack a dull boy has produced good resulfs in Harfwell's choral acfiVifies. This year +hese ac+ivi+ies consisfgd of He spring musical. enfifled A Musical Journey. represenfafion in Hue May Fesfivai. a concer+ for fhe P. T. A. a+ +he Ho+el'6ibson. and. Iasf buf nof least graduafion. V 36 with Many Enioyable Programs 1'- '-$ .H. .....w , - WT Firs? Row-B. Whiie, V. Burns. B. Mack J E-enneH E. Auferson. R. Humphrey. J. Henderson. N. Moore. 6. IIIan, M. Ccok. C. Krauss. Second Row: J. Garver. S. Barlow J. ROH'I, J. Sm'me H. AMensiorE D. HoulscoPr. M. Weimen J. Davisl J, Wing. 5, Auxier. Third Row- R. Fugaie, W. Sforck R. Henderson, E, Sefzser, R. Sears, T. Grossman, J. Jones, P. Hassa D. Raines. P. West J VanNes+, N. Hauck. Fourfh Row: N Crameth. Sloniker, W, Avery. J Hafer, C. Ifskim F Poore 5 Vanhoolt. L. Roark. Choir oHicers geH'ing +heir inspiraffon from Beefhoven are Mary Jane Afkinson, Norma BrackeH. Don Hopkins, Char- loife Krauss, Nancy Hauck. and Mildred Baker. uAnd the Band Played On Fluhas: E. Reckmam L. Hague. Clarinefs: G. Fiseher. J. Ming. 6. Becknef. P. Breen. B. Head. A. Lewis L. Nudds. EA ThalL J. Weidmann. Corneis: D. Clarke. 6. LyHe, V. Melvin. R. Smith. Horns: B, McClure. A Miller, M. Cook, J. Ackerman. Saxophones: T. Grossr man. R. Lucas R. Woodyard, Bariione: D Uehlein. Trombones: K. Koiha. F. BaereL C. Wilkinson. Basses: N. Cramer. W, Friend Drums: J. Morris. W. Sunderbruch, Af +hree o'clock on Monday. Wednesday. and Friday. when all ofher classes cease. band is ius? beginning. A+ +ha+ Hme. on He sfage come music racks and sfands - +hirfy-one of each and +heir occupants begin 3 Holmes overfure or a Sousa March. In H's fiHh year. We band. under Mr. Kapphahn's direcfion. has faken parf in He annual Har+well musical, parficipafed in +he band fesHval a+ Music Hall. and. as usual. furnished music for graduafion. In Ias+ year's presenfa+ion of Musical Democracy. +he band opened +he show wi+h a bang. In H115 year's per'Formance of A Musicaf Journey. Hwe band again provided the opening ach - a pleasing medley of classical and popular seledions. Wifh band members hom ofher cHy high schools. Harfwell band members played in a band fesfivaf a+ Music Hall. In June Hue seniors marched up +he aisle +0 Hwe familiar s+rains of Pomp and Circumsfance. played by +he band. Opening acf of Mus'tcal Democracy Froni Rcw D. Williams. E. Roszell. E. EppinghDH. M. S+ad+landen 6. Woods. H, Ahlens+orK L, Davis. G. Hixson. J. Benneih M. J. Can+er, D. Edwards J. TaaHe, S. Mason. Second RowVD. TibbeHs. P. Waifs. L. Nudds. J. IIIIng. 1. Chappell. L. Backherms. N. BrackeH', R Humphrey. LA Huber, T. Snider, J. A. Smith, R, Riley P. O'Dell. Third Row S. Dorernus. H Horn. J. ROW. 5 Boyer. P. Turkdson, E. Masom R RamsdeH R.-Fix. W. Ferrell. L. Wilsom S. Vanhook, E. BrackeH. 5. Barlow. J. Hale. N. Cain. E. ColleHe. Also under Hue direcfion of He musical direcfor. Mr. C. I. Kapphahn. Hwe GirH Chorus consisfs now of Forfy-five setecf members. This year if par+icipa+ed in Hue spring show and gave a concerf for Hwe P. T. A. Sure o1c ample replacemenfs for Hue graduafing members. Mr. Kapphahn assures us of greaf Hwings from Hue chorus in H18 fufure. Grand +'inaie Spanish dancers The Art League Beautifies Our Halls Here are C. Krauss, J. Van Nest J. BusHe, J. Henderson. 5. Barlow. E. Nace, N. Cramer, and C. Hskin. discussing The war memoriale The Arf League was organized more +han +wen+y years ago by Mr. Siehi. Under ifs presenf sponsor, Miss BarHeH. +he organiza- fion has purchased Tor Jrhe school arf obieds amounfing +0 over four Haousand dollars. Now on order is a file foun+ain, +0 be installed in Hue upper hell In memory of William Harsh- barger. '45. The group is also planning a s+ained glass memorial window for We Harfwell boys who died +0 preserve +he cause of freedom. Civic Organizations Mold Citizens of Tomorrow Firs? RoWel. ChappeH, V. Carsfens, D. Maire, .J. Wheeler, I3. EHisw L. Whifehowe, T, FyHew F4 Pgore, C. Hskin, Second Row-G. LyHew A. Apldng, B. Haffield, E. Brackcff, LV Sform. Je Schwfnde S. Mason. T. Wright R, Gruenschlaeqer. Third Row-De Sirk. M. TurnbuH. P. Turkelson. R. RHey. M. SiadHander, S. MoHord. R. Carrier, R. Kunkel. Fourfh RowzeJ. Wiehe, .J. Richardson. D. Wilson, J. Ziegler. J. McAninch. R. Lynch. 6. Steqmane Standing. Ieff i0 righfeJe Freeman, 6, Wash, F. Poore. D. Speeg. The Harfwell Freshman Civic Club was organized in Hue fall. Since +hen Hue group has enioyed ero moving picfures on large scale producfion. and several programs on currenf civic problems. A1 Chrisfmas +hey celebra+ed wi+h a par+y and dance. Officers for Jrhe firsf semesfer were L. Whifehouse - President T. FyHe - Vice-Presidenf. C. Hskin e Treasurer. F. Poore e Recording Secretary. and V. Cars+ens e Corresponding Secre+ary. Second semesfer officers induded B. Ellis e President J. Wheeler e VEce-Presidenf. D. Make - Treasurer. V. Car- sfens - Recording Secrefary. and l. Chappell - Corresponding Secre+ary. Leif +0 rig'nwa. Horn. E. Slone. G. Hixsonl E. Faig, Mr. Moellen J. Heck. R. Henderson. J. Henderson. L. Huber. v 'i Harfwell's newesf organizaHon. Hie Home Room Presi- den+s' Council. was promofed by Mr. MoeHer +0 find ou+ +he opinion 01c +he s+u- den+s on problems of school government This young organiza- +ion promises +0 playa vi+al par+ in Hwe fufure of +he school. 4i Latin Holds the Interest of Many i La+in is +he only foreign language which has survived +wen+y years under Jrhe fower. Con- +rary +0 +he nofion +ha+ Lafin is a dead Fanguage is +he enfhusiasm shown by +he Hariwell La+in sfudenfs. The Lafin Club. organized under Miss BarHeH's able direcfion. has become a leading club. In club mee+ings plays. games. and re- ireshmenis are +he bill of fare, A high lighfr of H115 year's ac+ivi+ies was a program presen+ed during Ohio Lafin Week in which Mr. C. Boulfer. O'F +he Universify of Cincinnafi. spoke on Troy. Ancien+ and Modern. N. Moore W. Siorck R. Konrad i F. Jones A, Schwarfz i R. George 1 L. Roark M. Cook B. Evans L. Hoilingsworih D. Heuer R. Henderson .J. Bus+le G. llling R. Baker i 1 Sealed. ieH +0 righi: Lafin I The sigh+ of food hypnofizes Bruce af La+in Club pariyi La+in H Club Seaiad. leH' +0 rigM: E, Mason J. Haie P. Odeii S. Barlow P. Drexei H. Ahiensforf E. Libbee L. McKinney Sianding: R. Sears .J. Seaver L. Odeii W. Siegei H- Horn J. Iiiing R. Shurie J. Niehaus F. Davidson English Club English. essenJrial in We unders+anding of all o+her subiecfs. has always been an in+er- eang and vi+aHy imporfanf course. Panel discussions. dramafic readings. music. records and plays have helped +he members of +119 fwo English IV Clubs +0 en'goy and unders+and English in H's various aspec+s. Under 1416 direcfion owI Miss O'Brien. +he English Clubs presen+ed a very successwrul program of music and drama for +119 s+uden+ body. Spanish Club New in ifs fourfh year. Spanish has proved qui+e populara+ Harfwell. The club programs are CO- relafed th Phe s+udy of Spanish by games. re- porfs. and plays. some In Spanish and ofhers in English. Mrs. Dondero's acquaintance wifh life in Mexico has enabled +he class +0 unders+and many cusfoms of +ha+ counfry. By +he use of Mexican news- papers. posfers. and pamphlefs. +he pupils have adually puf +heir Spanish +0 53 predi- cal use. English Club oHicers prepare program. BW prepares to shike The pinafa. Sea+od. Furs+ row: L. Williams B. Drexel M. Gaui J. Van Nesf V. Heimkamp D. Raine: Second row: M. Brockman D. Houlscoff S. Auxier E. Thall B. Wing Third row: M Baker J Tgisler C Yauch VA Burns Sianding: R. Moore W. Lewis Annual Staff Chooses Anniversary Theme .5 Seated, leif h: righieB, Hling, We Ferrell, M. Baker. Be Kohnfe. C. Krauss. Sfandinge R, Konrad. N. Wilkins. D. HoulscoH', N. Cramer, E. ThaH. .J. BurneH. 5. Auxier, C. Roesener. L. Sform. E. L. Slone, L Huber, Fe Niemane V. Helmkamp, E. R. Slone. Beginning wifh I926. +he graduaHng class of each decade has had +he honor of hanging a pic'rure of The graduafes in +he upper hall. While making plans for carrying on Jrhis fradifion for +he class of '46. Norman Cramer sugggsied an anniversary +heme. and +he Edea mef wifh im- mediafe approval from +he s+a1cF. During sfudy bells and affer school, Mildred Baker. edifor; and Wilma Ferrell. assisfanf edifor. could be seen conferring wH'h CharloHe Krauss. Virginia Helmkamp. BeHy Illing. Norman Cramer, Leland Sform. and Fred Nieman. in room 204, developing +he +heme. comple+ing Jayoufs. or er'ing copy under The guidance of Mrs. Scheck. Ever ready +0 snap pidures. Ronald Konrad and Ned Wilkins were indispensable +0 +he sfa'FF. Working on +he class secfion were Shirley Auxier. Doris HoulscoH'. and Clarence Roesener. Busy th drawing board and pen. Jerry BurnehL and CharloHe Krauss designed and creafed fhe ar+ work. aided by +he experf experience of Miss Noonan. Jerry also kep+ busy selling sub- scripfions and counfing money from weekly paymenfs on annuals. The Slone Jrwins se+ a swiH pace in+erviewing prinfers. cover represenfafives. and phofo- graphers. and selling adver+ising. Danny Hughes and Bill Scully assisfed in selling ads. Af'rer col- lec+ing pic+ures for The calendar. Ellen The and Lois Huber wracked +heir brains frying +0 squeeze anofher IiHle picfure info +heir secfion 6+ Jrhe lasf moment BeHy Lou Kohnle. sfaFF fypisf. spen+ many a s'rudy bell pounding ou+ copy Jfor +he prinfer. Faifhful workers alf. +he members 01: +he sfaff showed +he spirH' of HarfweH while co-operafing +0 produce +he I946 Annual. Mildred swoons as Ward Slone fetals the budget Members of the Honor Roll Must Attain High Standards Seafed. leH +0 righ+ J. Henderson. C Krauss, V. Sebree. J. McGilHard. B, Hling H. Horn. N Hauck B. KohMe, J. Van Nest Sfanding-E. ThaH, H. Sloniker. R. Henderson R. WiHlams. B.Evans. L. Whii'ehcuse, R. Baker. P. DrcxeL Commercial Club Offers a' Discussion Center for Future Office Workers Sea+ad. IeH +0 rigH R. Ramsdell. L. WiWerson. M Canfcr. 8. Black, V. Peaveiy, W. Ferreil, B, VoqeL E. Illfng, M, Godbey. S. Vanhook. D Raines. E. HanseL L. Roark. R. F'nt. J. McKee. J, Backherms. J Rofh. L. Huber, B. Kohnle. 45 Chess and Math Develop Logical Thinking Sealed. Ieff f0 righf: J. Damon R. Henderson B Evans F. We? L. Roark S+ancling: D. HoHIngswcrfh Mr. SWken T. FyHe J. BusHe For +hose who like repar+ee in H19 form of men on a board. H18 Chess Club oHers a field of combat Every Wednesday aHer school +he members pH' +heir st againsf each ofher in a baHle of brains. Mr. Skilken. a chess en+husias+. explains +he Infricacies of Hwe game. The Ma+h Club. never large buf always hard-working, was organized under Miss K1oak's exper+ direcfion. Af monfhly meef'mgs members sporf Hweir MOS Owls and enioy vigorous re- crea+ion in +he form of cafch problems, egg hun+s. and spicy come-backs af each ofher. Seaied. leH +0 right 5. Auxier. C. Krauss, E. L. Slone. Sfandinq, leH' to right V. Sebreel L. Sform, M Baker, C. Roesener. E. Speak. R. Moore. E. R, Sionc, 4e. Hi-Y.Encourages Christian Fellowship To creafe. mainfain. and ex'rend +hroughou+ Hwe school high s+andards of Chrisfian charac+er is +he moHo of Hue Hi-Y. The boys of Aipha Hi-Y mee+ fwice a monfh for discussions and programs under Hue diredion of +heir leader. Mr. WaHer EppinghoH. The members 01c Be+a HiuY enjoy weekly programs under Hme guidance of Mr. Ivan Lyons. During +he year +hey sold pencils +0 raise money for +heir con+ribu+ions +0 fhe Worfd Fel- lowship Fund. , i. , Clockwise from cenfer fronfv-i Au+erson. President B. Lawhorn, D. Hughes. W, Avery. K. Tumulfy. J. McAninch, C. ScoH'. L. E?orm. W. Scully. C. Roesaner, R. George. T. Slone, E Speak. R. Moore. Secrefary-Treasurer, D Hapkins, H. Ulmer. J. Burneim R. Sabrowsky. ViceAPreSideni'. R. Kiffle. W. Lewis, R. Crawford. H. McGu'Ffey. O. T. Brooks. E Faig, F. Niernan. 6. Kuhn. L9H +0 RigM R. GrLIenscHager. 6. Wash. T. FyFFe. P. Breen. R. Konrad. E, HeHer. N. Bible. R. Sears. 6. Johnson. J. Damon. D. Heuer. R. Weingarfner. W. PHcher. Fronfv R. Williams. E. Wail, G. Brunswick. 6. Whife- house. 47 SPORTS THRIVE During fwenly years Harfwell has developed a varied and ex+ensive sporls program which includes +he maiorily of +he high school pupils. As early as I926 Jrhe Harfwell foot . ball Jream compe+ed in eigh+ games. winning five and losing +hree Close ones. The l'eam 0? I945 complel'ed HS season wil'h +hree wins and six losses. Harlwell's lirsf baskel'ball l squad. +he Jream of '26. played eighf games. This year's hoopl l sfers exlended +heir schedule +0 sevenfeen confes+s. Through- ,1 omL l'he enfire hislory mt Harlwell. +rack has always been +he oufsfanding sport The frack squad of +wen+y years ago established a l l l precedenf by winning +w0 ouf of four mee+s H par+icipa+ed in and by g placing sevenlh in +he Ohio Slale Meel' held 51' Columbus. The passing years have added new sporfs +0 Harfwell's rosfer. Volleyball. +ennis. golf. bowling. and +he gym l'eam now give each sfudenl a chance +0 express himsehr in his individual field. The new lnfra-mural program buil+ up by Coach Zimmerman provides an op- porfunily for all s+uden+s 1'0 enioy Jrhe benefi+s 2:, of compeh'five sporl's. Nol' only have +he pasf +wo decades seen Harfwell's +rophy cases filled +0 overflowing. buf Jrhey have also wifnessed +he growfh of keen inferesl' In a+hle+Ics and sporfs- manship +hroughou+ +he communHy. IN TWENTY YEARS UNDER THE TOWER W. PHcher J. Aufcrson VA Spegal Pigskin Pummelers Prache Punts and Passes R. Sabrowsky O. T. Brooks Ed Slone R. Williams DATE OPPONENT WE THEY Sept 21 ...Wi+hrow ..... o 34 Sept 28 N.Sf. Bernard , .. 33 O Oc+. S . ..Lockland ... ,. 6 I9 ch. I2 . ..CenfraE , O 20 Octl9 .,.'.N.C.H ....... O 7 Camm 5an Oct 25 ...,Wyoming .. ,. 34 0 Nov. 2 . . Reading ...... O 27 L.Leave11 Nov. 9 ... .Deer Park ... I3 0 Nov. lb .7 , .Woodward .. O 34 i4Nigh+ Game E. Slone we: .7 ,, 'e, F'Irsf Row-MG. Gernen F. Nieman. R. Sabrowsky. Win S1one. Ward Slonee Capiain, J. Auiersone R. Mosree E. Speak. R, L. Zimmermann, Coach. Second ROWeD. Ems, S. Hoffman. V. SpegaI. R. WiHiamse T. Slonee C. LinviHee J, Hodge, L. LeaveH, E. Sears, 0. T. Brooks. W. Pi+cher, H. Wiehe. Assis+an+ Manager. L. S+orrne Manager. Third Romiw. Ohlscn, D. Wrede. B. EH55, J. Walker. 6. Brunswick. M. Tribbhe. E. Wall. E. HeH'er. K. Vanhook. J, Wheeier, M. Meyer, L. E. Olmsied. Assisfani Coach. Four'rh Rew--RA Hughes. T.6rossman, J. Jones, E. Seisen A. Hodge, RV Gardner. K; Bundle. J. Wiehe, R. Bailey V. Melvin. D. Speeq. AHhough Har+well fouthr valianHy unHl Hue final whisHe againsf Wifhrow. pre-season iniuries and kick of reserves were againsf us. and we bowed before Hwe Tigers. 34-0. Harfwell never seriously +hreafened bu+ gave ground relucfanHy. All of Wifhrow's fouchdowns were gained by long runs. Coming back sfrongly. Har+well enioyed a field day 61' +he expense 01r St. Bernard. To make +he Hrsf +ouchdown in Hue firs+ quarfen Jim Auferson wenf for +wen+y yards. In +he nexf +hree quarfers Jrouchczlowns were piled up by XWinn Slone. Moore. Olson and Auferson. These fallies were +he resuH 01C good blocking by +he forward wall and ifs refusal +0 give ground. The final score was Har+well 33. 81'. Bernard 0. The Warrior and Hue Pan+her 1Coo+ball machines mef under +he ligh+s 6+ Lockland in one of H1e hardesf foughf games of +he season. The Hde rose and fell, lamL sheer weigh+ pu+ fwo fouchdowns over for Lockland in Hue firsf half. Twis+ Meyer broke loose in Hwe fhfrd quarter for a sevenfy-yard run +0 puf fhe Warriors back in Hue game. Lockfand punched anofher one over. however, and +he game ended Lockland I9, Har+well 6. Cenfral's weighf and Har+welf's lack 0e co-ordina+ion resulfed in Cenfral's vicfory af Harfwell. 20-0. H was a rough and Jrumble baHle all +he way wifh bo+h sides losing players as a resuH' of injuries. Nieman plugs up Hue hole 'Harp fears Wrough fhe Wyoming line. Last mfnuie insfrucfions from coach. Bulldogs dOwning a warrior. Stopping a TD. run 5+ Wifhrow. The Orange and BIack of Harfwelf mef +he Red and Gold of N. C. H. in a fierce baH'le 0n +he rain-swepf Har+well gridiron. Bofh Jreams were held scoreless un+il Jrhe fourfh quarfer. aHhough a+ one fime Harfwell pushed +heI'r opponenfs +0 +heir five yard line. Wifh a few reserves Hart well's fired regulars were baHered +0 The onewfoof line where +he line held unfil +he fourfh down when Jrhe Troians crashed +hrough. The game ended 7-0 In favor of Norfh CoHege HiH. The Warriors 01c Harfwell scalped Jrhe Cowboys of Wyoming on Jrhe IaHer's field +0 +he fune of 34-0. Harp Auferson's opening kickvoH'deep info Wyoming's end zone 59+ up a quick +oucho'own for Harfwell. Ron Moore's beaufhcul punf re+urn puf us in posifion. and Win Slone carried +he bail over. Ward Slone and Auferson followed wifh +wo +ouchdowns apiece. A long pass +0 Earl Speak By Ward Slone almos+ resulfed in another +ouchdown bui' did no+ counf because Earl was 0qu of Jrhe end zone. This defeaf 01C our fradifional rive! was one of H16 hfghhghfs of +he season. Long passes and runs by Reading defeafed Harfwell af Harfwell. 27-0. Harp Au+erson broke loose for fwenfy yards. buIL Jrhe boys couldn'f click and so suHered Jrhe biHer dregs of defeat A defermined Harfwelf eleven overcame a plucky Deer Park Jream a+ Deer Park I3-O. Harfwell's firsf fouchdown came when Jim Auferso'n plunged off IeH hackle for +wen+y yards. The game was s+ill nip and +uck. however. un+il Ward Slone wen+ over for anofher fouchdown from +he one-foof Fine. Ano+her pass +ha+ wouId have been a Jtouchdown ?or Earl Speak was called back be- cause of a penalfy. A pass in+ercepfion by Ward Slone wemL for eighfeen yards due +0 6 brillianf block by Gordon Garner. In +he final game of Jrhe I945 season. a cocky Bulldog eIeven was pushed around +he field by 'l'he hghfing WarrIors In +he hrsf quarfer 01c Jrhe game. Harfwell rehnquished +he ball bu+ once durIng +he firs+ perIod. However +he Blue and Whife manpower soon overcame +he Orange and Black. Long runs by Woodward backs scored heavily for Woodward The game ended 34-.0. Woodward's vicfory. Credif should go +0 Jrhe Harfwell line and safety man in +his game. The line opened up holes and produced good blockIng for +he backfield +0 fake advanfage O'F. Ron Moore sfopped many a ball carrier who appeared desfined for a fouchdown. Woodward's ex- cep+ionally sfrong feam and +heir weigh+ and ab'IIHy were foo much for +he plucky Har+well aggregafion. In Jrhe Millcreek Vailey League Harfweil defeai'ed +hree feams and losf +0 +hree. +hus ending in +he middIe of final sfandings. Ron holds. Garner kicks. in 51. Bernard game. A piIe-UD in We Ceniral game. Capiain AuTerson Coach Zimme rmann CoachZimmermann, R.Moore, F.Niernan, E.Sears. J.Au+erson. Capiain. E. Speak, H, Linkmire. L. SformT H.Wiehe. Manager. Meet the Varsity Basketball Squad ' The baske+bal1 program af Har+well High has grown since The firs? season In l926. This early feam. coached by Howard Dunkel. played an eighf game schedule, winning five and losing +hree con+es+s.The I946 squad. under Coach Zimmermann, compefed 'xn six+een scheduled games and The Sou+hwesfern Ohio Class B Tournament This year's squad won only +hree games. bu+ one of Jrhese was againsf a highly favored LocHand quin+e+ in a game which wenf overfime. The Warrior bucke+eers Tosf Tourfeen games. buf were defeafed by only one poin+ in Jthe Deer Park and WyomEng games. in +he Class B +0urnamen+ Har+weli loer +0 The Seven Mile Jream. Bufler Counfy Champions. in Jrhe opening round of play. High poinf makers CT The season were Capfain Au+erson. Ron Moore and Ear! Speak. The added infereer in baskefball creafed by The junior high Teams and inframuraTs should bring more successful baskefbail seasons in +he ensuing years. 54 6. Kuhn . - 1e 6. WhHehouse . , g e R. Williams L .'- g: - - R. Long. Caphain Ge Johnson E. Wall hFirsi row: - l: D a 'S ; mg I ;h Egg; Vie Second row: R. L. Zimmermann. Coach W. Lewis R. Weingariner C. Sco++ E. Carsfens D. Felfhouse H. Wiehee Manager And Here's the Reserve Team The reserve baskei'ball Jream had plen+y of experience +his season bu+ few vidories. Their record was +hree games won and +hTr+een 105+. They bea+ O. M. I. +wice and Sharonville once. Bob Williams scored +wen+y-+wo poin+s in fhe second 0. M. l. game, which was +he record for poin+s scored In any one reserve game +his season. The mos? excifing game was th Reading. The w score was Had +wen+y ali. and. wi+h one second leH +0 play, a foul was made and Reading won by one poinf. AHhough +he boys only won +hree games. +hey never gave up and were always in +here +o w1n. High SCOrers for +he season were Eugene Cars+ens, Bob WiHiams. and Ray Long. Earl hres one under the basket ??N- dvibbies as Earl screens .Ior him, Frosh Basketball The firsi' Harfwell freshman baskef- ball quin+e+. led by Coach Lloyd Olm- s+ed. had a fairly successful'season. AHhough Jrhey won only hahc of +heir games. +hey gained much experience and pu+ up a good fight They gave fhe champion freshman squad. Wesfern Hills. an excEHng baH'le. losing by fwo poinfs. I9-I7. High poinf men o1c +he season were Billy Ellis and Claude Hskin. Firs? Row-T. FyHe. L. Whifehouse. R. Shurfe. W. EHis. Caphain. Second Row-LA E. Olmsfed. Coach, J. Haher, Ch Ifskinh Fh Poore. W. Segal. The Muscular Septet The gym +eam of H115 year did ouf- standing work for +he limifed amounf of prache +ime and space. In fine ci+y meef +he iuniors came in +hird. whereas +he seniors were ra+ed sixfh. Prospecfs for nex'r year 100k definifely beH'er. Top-D. Wrede. D. Mah-e. J. Heck. D. George, Nh Bibie. BoHom-- D. Hughes. B. Lawhorn. , 4 w Firsl POW: awn: l w - $931st . waving , wuwm . Williams 1- 3 T 9' i VNWEQ I . Hughes d 7 IHJMVA FyHe l Tumulfy V Faig . Aulerson C. Roesener , , t . . 5'4th , '4ng mhma ,, . a hymns gmxfloza Second row: Coach Olmsled J, BurneH F. Nleman W. Scully O. T. Brooks L. Sform. Capfain P. Ashley The Spikers The comparal'ively shorl' volleyball season ferminafed wilh Jrhe Cincinnali High School Volleyball Tournamen'l' held 61' Walnu+ l-lills In November. Har+well los+ ou+ in The early slages of +he cify l'ourney by dropping i+s firsl' +hree games. However. brillianl selups by The l'eam members and spikes by O. T. Brooks and Leland Slorm kepl' all The games close and exciHng. Al- Jrhomgh Walnuf Hills, Wilhrow. and Hughes had +he advantage 0? heighf over JrhemI Harlwell boys losl each game by only a few poin+s and gave all a good fight The reserves fared beHer +han fhe Varsity. coming in second in +heir division of +he four- namenf. Defeafed only by Hughes. +hey Triumphed over Woodward. Wesfern Hills and Walnuf Hills. This creditable showing by +he reserve +eam speaks well 'For Coach Olmsfecl's Training and predicfs a successful volleyball season nexf year. The Maple Maulers The I946 fen-pin-spliHers had a fair season wil'h Jren wins and lwenfy losses. Under The leader- ship of Capfain William Scully. +he sexfel fravelecl over +he cify compefing th +he Class A Teams of +he cify. The end of H19 season saw Harlwell lied for fiHh place wifh WlalmnL Hills. Sfanding-J. Burnelt W. Scully, Caplain. Cl Roesener. KneelingeT. Fyfl'e. C. Trew, T. Sione. Hartwells Cinder Pounders Brave March Winds wmwwwmwwmwiiTw r 4 n- ma . M m; . T 7m J' n4 Q- aw! 5. tags gig; :91 MTRLT I . - me Ir TRFY. A .4 , u - 3 - mef: Early Birds Ouf For Track Are: 3. Wilhams. J. Auierson. R. Moore. D. Wrede E. Faig D George Coach Olmsied P. Ashley. R Weingarfner M. Tribbie. O T Brooks. H. Hood and E. Carsiens. ln+eres+ in Jrrack has always been high af Harfwell. In Tad. Hariwell hack men have consist anily carried OFF +rophies in The Vailey meei's. During +he lasf Tweniy-iwo years. Harfweli has won The M.V.I.L. crown regulariy; wifh +he excepiion oi lasi' year. as well as mos+ of +he o+her meefs in which H compefed. The hack Team of I945. weakened by loss of members +0 Jrhe service. did no+ have as suc- cessful a season as preceding Harfwell +eams. The senior +eam +ook second in a Triangular meef held a+ Walnuf Hills. buf on Hie same occasion We iuniors woin Tirsi- honors in 'rheir division. in a dual meef a+ Wesfern Hills. bofh seniors and iuniors came in second. In +he M.V.I.L. meef fine seniors failed To win +he fall Jrrophy for +he firsi Jrime in +wen+y-six years. However. +he juniors came +hrough +0 win easily +he laureis in +heir division. The prospecfs for Jrhe feam oi I946 are bright Hoidovers Trom Iasf year's senior feam. who will form The nucieus of +his year's squadr are 0. T. Brooks. winner of fhe M.V.I.L. high hurdle second place ribbon. Jim Auferson. who placed in bofh Tiffy and oneahundred yard dashes. Earl Speak. oufsfanding poIe-vaulfer. and Ron Moore. holder of M.V.I.L. Tirsf place in low hurdles. 58 Going up wIH'I MerriH and O. T. Earl and Eugene pracfice puHing flue shof and +hrowing +he discus. The record O'F Hne iunior division boys Ias+ year was encouraging. and Hwey should do even beHer in +he senior division flwis year. Promising iuniors coming up are Don Wrede. dash man and broad-iumper. Bob Williams, hurdler. Earle Faig. 220-yard sprinfer. and Nelson Bible. polewvaulfer. The main hack gogl in I946 will be +0 recap+ure Hag M.V.I.L. championship Iosf lasf year +0 Lockland, s+a+e Class B champs of I945. Coach Olmsfed has been working faifhfully +0 build a Jropnranking feam. Wifh H19 s+rong JrurnOLHr H1is season and +he added experience of feam mem- bers. H163 goal is in sight Dick raring fc qo. Ralph ready for his dain iauni. Introducing C.A.A. Board Back ROWnEn Aunersonl Recording Secretaryn B. Wingn Treasurer. M. Godbey, Cn Krauss, President, Miss Dunhp. AdVEscr J. Back harms, 5n Vanhook. N. Hauck. VicevPresidenf, Nn Brackefi. Sea+evan Hesse, R. Humphrey. R. Baker, Corresponding Secrei'aryn B. Drexek J. Van Nest V, Helmkamp. G. A. A. has grown since ifs firsf year under fhe fower. Membership has s+eadily in- creased unfil foday Hwe Har+well G. A. A. boasfs Hue largesf percenfage of membership in H18 cHy. The organizafion is governed by Hne officers and managers wifh +he assistance of fine insfrucfors, Miss Dunlap and Mrs. Dondero. To +he members of +his board +he girls look for leadership and guidance. nof only in physical +raining. bu+ also 'In sponfsmanship. fair pfay. and good Ci+?zenship. Jean Backherms. ou+ing manager. planned fwo successful hikes for +119 year. The mcirsf. in Sepfember. was +0 gef fhe new members acquain+ed wiHn +he officers and managers. In April Hwe girls ambled ou+ +0 Sharon Woods for a big +Eme wifh food and fun galore. 60 Presenting Our Letter Women .3. in nan. -. Back Row- M. Weisner. E. Auherson. N. Hauck. N. BrackeH. B lll'mg. R Humphrey. From Ruwpw P. Hasse. C Krauss. V. Helmkamp. i The Girls' H Club is an honorary afhle+ic organizafion. H's members are Hue girls mosf ac+ive and inferesfed in G. A. A. A girl wearing a leHer musi' be all around in her par+icipa+ion in Hue diFFerenJr sporfs. To earn +he +housand poinfs fakes. af Hme least fwo years of very acfive parh'dpafion in G. A. A. The several girls who receive +he H a'r +he close of +heir sophomore year are always +he mosf ache and usuaHy +he moer outstanding. afhleficafly. in Hweir class. The girls consider if an honor and work faifhfully +0 achieve a place in +his dub. Under +he managemenf of Ramona Humphrey. Harfwell's young Dianas may be seen every Tuesday during +he archery season frying for Hue bullseye in fine park across +he sfreef. bl Ramona 62 Dribbling into a Good Year with Hockey Parf of factu line-up I'n ?actu-honor 95am game. S+anding-P. Hesse. V. Helm'samph C. Kraussl R. Humphrey. M. Weisner. 5. Vanhook. N. Hauck. H. Horn, 5. Wing W. Ferrell. C. Jacobs. E. Auferson. Kneeling-R. Baker. L. Sform, N. BrackeH. l. Chapch. 6. A. A. got under way early in Sepfember wifh ifs firs+ hockey pracfice. Wifh +he help of Norma BrackeH. hockey manager. +he freshmen learned +0 play +he game. and scrub feams were chosen. Class games proved excepfionally excifing and closely mafched. However. Jrhe juniors 'Foughf especially hard and capfured fhe school championship. One of +he highlighfs of Jrhe year was Jrhe annual playday aJr Walnuf Hills in which Harfwe placed +hird. The season was clinched th a hof game in which Hue honor feam defeafed fhe faculfy. Edna and Jinny clash during iunior-senior Chas; game Norma Getting in Trim with Volleyball L2H lo righ+-S. Vanhook. N. Hauck. D. Raines. W, FerreH. JfVan Nest B. Illing. V. Hehnkemp, B. Drexel. C, Krauss. P. Hasse E, Auferson. Volleyball was launched on an excifing season by a large number of girls 51' +he very firsf pracfice. Under H19 guidance of June Van Nest manager, Hue girls developed H16 requisifes of good volleyball - skill, coordinafion. and feam work. The seniors showed +heir superiorify by capfuring +he class games. The Harfwell girls proved Their abilify in fhe Valley VONeybaH Play- day by placing second in hard foughf mafches. Swimming is under Hue management of Barbara Drexel. On Thefr hips f0 Wifl'xrow. some of' our mermaids have earned Red Cross cadmcafes. and all have enioyed ikemselves. Winning Laurels on the Hardwood S+anding-eC. Krauss. B. IHing. M. Simmerman. E. Auferson. R. Humphrey. Kneelinges. Vanhook. V. Helmkamp. De Raines. P. Hesse. This year baskefball was eagerly awaifed and relucfanfly relinquished by some HHy girls. Pracfice games and scrub feams were followed by class games from which +he seniors emerged vicforious. Har'rwell senf five Jreams +0 Jrhe Ci+y-Wide Playday where +hey proudly carried off firsf place. A selecf +eam affended a Valley playday af Wyoming in which +hey placed second. The season closed by a rip-roaring 1 A . game mafching +he Harfwell girls' Vm'n'a skiH wifh +he Wyoming feam. Tennis rivals bowling in being +he mosf popular of +he minor sporfs. Each year. as soon as +he firsf signs of spring appear. +he cour+s are filled. Tennis manager. Phyllis Hasse. is kepf occupied making ou'r doubles and singfes schedules for Jrhe +ournamen+. which usually cioses +he girls' spor+s season. 64 Swinging to a Close wifh'Bowling and Baseball Repeafing her good work of Hwe previous year. Marian God- bey has again been in charge of bowling. Once a week +en Jreams o+' four girls each iourneyed f0 +he Valley Alleys +0 bowl. High ranking bowiers were M. God- bey. M. Weisner. N. BrackeH; , R- HumPhFeY- 15- AUerrsonn GHd Senior biowier; m +he ragm are M. Godbey W. Ferrell. W. Ferrell. R Fix B. Wing, C. Krauss. B. KohnIe. and L. Huber. 23256 mm Marian . Shirley Wifh H16 Hrsf spring breezes and warm April sunshine, 6. A. A. moved 0qu info +he open air for Hwaf ever popular sport baseball. Scrub feams hered fhe girls gef in pracfice br Hue excifing class games +ha+ followed: These pracfices brough+ +0 iighf many new en+husias+s who seemed To have saved all +heir energy jusf +0 sock +ha+ cowhide in America's favorife sport SiandinghM. Baker N. Hauck M, Weisner, J. Van Nest B DrexeL M, Manns, Kneeling R. Humphrey. E Auferson, S. Vanhook, R. Baker. THE BUSY TEEN-ACER OF TODAY FINDS LIFE MORE In +'ne +wen+y years +ha+ Har+well sfudenfs have worked and piayed under +he 'rower, acfiv- i+ies and inferes+s have greafly expanded. The occasional school dances. four in aJl.- given in l926. have Increased +0 monfhly senior dances. Frequenf educaHonal and en+er+ain1ng audHoriUm assemblies enl'lven +he regular schedule. The We of a Har+well sfudenf OF 1926 was deFmiiely quief compared +0 +ha+ of a busy 1946 feen-ager. Among Hwe high-Eighfs of Hwe year are Hue rousing ini+ia+ion and recepfion given Hwe fresh- men by +he seniors . . . +he firsf dance, Touch- down Twirl. s+ar+ing Hue mon+hly dances . . shaking juniors having +heir heal'rh examinaHons . . . speeches. songs. and Food dona+ions +0 +he needy as par+ of Jthe Thanksgiving Program . . . +he good +imes af homeroom parfies and Chris+mas assembly ...+he cramming for mid-year exams. . . giving of fhe afhleHc awards . . . +he show. Musical Journey. presen+ed by +he music deparfmenf N: E .. . +he big social even+ of +he year. He Junior- x Senior Prom af Alms Hofel . . . Honor Day . . . Class Nighf . . . Graduafion . and +he end of anofher successful year under +119 Tower. DIVERSIFIED THAN THE STUDENT OF THE TWENTIES Thaf's flue way. boys. Fradice hatd. on in. soldier! Coming for Vhe dance or Hue boys girls? have annual w. Airy. Teachers fling at Seniors piay havoc Wifh Seniors appIy warvpainf f0 ihe +he Frosh. freshman girls. Pas? and Preseni ge+ ?ogether. Don'f Ief Withrow get you down. Win! Joyce wa5 5! Parents Night Show. Don'f qef Impai'ienf Ellen! You re next Business seems duH al- We check room wae Show direcfor poses th girls modefhg Hdake dresses. ' The latesf in dayh'me wean Sporfs ensembfes. 100! HDon'? brgei Hue I conf fax Jimmy MuscWe-man Nelson! Nuidwuck of Naska is inharviewed by HThe Roving Reporters, Songbirds perform hr Peren+s' On fhe Armisfice Day Program. Yes, Larry you need +hose glasses! Enmrfainers anti food dona+ions ai Thanks- giving Day Program. Sisfers, are you wiH-n us?u buggy, Sania MCGuWyf Russell represenis Harfwell 5f fhe Town MeeHng. kiddies 5+ line for Hue Chrisfmas. Producflon Niirce doqueI Swinging 3+ af H19 HnH-Way Hop. Making H' darker, Slones? T! Nice crowd a? ihe Turnabouf Dance. They look inieresred - , A are 1hey7 Snow scene at Hariwell. You pays your money and you gefs ycur stamp! Turning Wne fables on +he phoiographeru Exams remrned. NuH saldl Our March M Dimes soHcimrs on fheir way downiown. Thaf adoring look. JeanieI Siudenis confribufe 10 Russian Cfoning Drivey Our fhree maforeHes in all iheir f7nery. The guesis do the dlshes a! Home Economics Parfy. Youngsmrs model dresses made by Home Economic girls for Red Crosm No? bonds tickefs 5m Hm. show, Muskal qurney. ' BEST WISHES from He VALLEY PHARMACY ll? HARTWELL AVENUE VAlley 9805 GRASSO 8x PARK'S The Home of GOOD SHOES X-Ray FiHIng 60I5 Vlne S+ree+ ELMWOOD PLACE 4720 Vine Sfreef ST. BERNARD 4905 Whefsel Ave. - MADISONVILLE 448 Race Sfreef -- CAREW TOWER A. 8t R. DISTLER GROCERIES - MEATS - VEGETABLES IOI Parkway Avenue VAlley 9658 CompIimen+s of HARTMAN 8t BAILEY. Inc. HARDWARE Mill and Dunn S+ree+s LOCKLAND OOI I - VAIley O0E2 HARTWELL HARDWARE CO. I2I HARTWELL AVENUE VAIley 0257 BEST WISHES 1o +he CLASS of '46 JAMES RICH'S' GROCERY 58I8 Vine Streef ELMWOOD VAIley 9636 Hartwell 59? +0 $l.00 S+ore YOUR VARIETY STORE we Enjoy Serving You 8422 VINE STREET 74 MAY FAIR Ice Cream 4l9-423 Wesf Wyoming Ave. LOCKLAND A. L. SCHUCHARDT 0234 - VAIIey - 0235 Complimenfs 01c WILLIAM C. ULRICH Represeang HerFF-Jones Co. SMART CLASS JEWELRY POINT GROCERY and FILLING STATION 8009 Anfhony Wayne Ave. I B. H. STORES DRY GOODS and VARlETY 704I Vine Sfreef CARTHAGE Complimenfs 06 JOHN D. MASON Real Es+a+e Three Offices for Your Convenience 6709 VINE ................. VAlley 6365 I609 LLANFAIR ............. Klrby 43I6 SHARONVILLE. .............. PR 8E6I Harfwell Sfudenfs Thrive On Qualii'y Assured Ice Cream DAIRY PRODUCTS Fresh A5 This Morning MILK -- EGGS BUTTERMILK va Complimen'rs of C R Y 5 TA L C A F E 7800 An+hony Wayne Ave. H. F. KRAUSS GROCERIES HARDWARE. PAINT and GLASS 8457 ane Sheef VAlley 9738 IA Reliable Sfore for Dad and Lad CLOTHING - HATS FURNISHINGS 75 KARL J. MOUCH CARTHAGE JEWELER DIAMONDS .- WATCHES 7200 Vine 5+ree+ VAlIey 9693 WOLFROM FOOD MARKET 7I2l VINE STREET Phone. VAlley 0579 CINCINNATI. OHIO BENHAM'S MEATS I 2'? Harfwell Avenue jug Cincinnati ofiMOWaphng C209 jnc. AFFIUATED COMPANIES: FOTOVLITHI INC. - THE EAGLE LITHOGRAPHING COMPANY 38 Wesf McMicken Avenue Cincinnafi IO. Ohio BEST WISHES from Hue VALLEYDALE FOOD SHOP 833! Vine Sfreef 76 :VAlley 9963 MARIE DASSING BEAUTY SHOPPE ll5 Har+well Avenue VAlley 3442 SEILER BICYCLE SHOP NEW and USED BIKES 7207 Vine 5996+ VAlley 038I CARTHAGE MARY L. VOLLER Specializing in Sales. RenfaIs and Invesfmenfs Ll'sf Your Properfy wifh Me Complimenfs of HERB'S BARBER SHOP 4a Woodsdale 3+. Har+well VAlley 5950 8429 V'NE STREET HARTWELL VALLEY WELDING WORKS B O L L E S FRAMES and AXLES STRAIGHTENED 130 EN sum Sfree+ CHerry 5240 VAlley l299 IO Compfon Road EVERYTHING for EVERY SPORT THE GOAL POST Your everyday HANG-OUT Jusf across from Harfwell School and Playground VAIIey 9963 Complimen+s of VOGUE THEATER 8459 VINE STREET VAlley 50M BEST WISHES of KU R12 FRUIT MARKET QUALITY FRUITS and VEGETABLES VAlley 6323 B390 Vine S+ree+ JACK AHERN --- Floris+ Flowers By Wire Anywhere 725 Wyoming Avenue LOCKLAND. OHIO FROZEN FOOD MARKET A COMPLETE LINE OF FROZEN FOODS 8444 Vine S+ree+ VAHey 742-6 77 VALLEY AUTOMOTIVE PARTS WILLIAM L. OSTERBROCK. Propriefor PARTS FOR ALL CARS m MACHINE SHOP SERVICE CARTHAGE - OAKLEY Compfimentd 0 tAe Parent-Teacher Association Fron'l Row w Mrs. J. T. Head. lsi Vice-Presidenh Mrs, Clay+on Fracker, Registrar: Mrs. Alonzo Bea+y. Treasurer; Mrs. A. C. Durham. 2nd Vice-Presidenf lserving for Mrs. W. Upsonh Mrs. Fred Nieman, MemberVaLLarge. Second Row Mrs. Eleanore Linkmire. Member-a+-Large: Mrs. John D. Mason, Presidenh Mrs. John Boebinger, Recording Secrehry: Mrs. Ray Meinberg. Corresponding Secrejary Complimenfs 0f M. BOHRER -- Bakery We 5 edalize in BIRTHD Y C KES GEORGE J. MEYER P A A 7205 VINE STREET VAIIey 733i GROCERIES FRESH FRUIT : F. M. BEAUMONT VEGETABLES PLUMBIN6 HEATING I27 Harfwell Avenue VAlley 9757 I29 Har+WE1lAvenue 78 Cincinnafi I5. Ohio THE REX DRY CLEANER QRY CLEANING and PRESSING REPAIRING and RELINING 807 Wyoming Ave. LOCKLAND HARTWELL TIRE 8: BATTERY SERVICE BARTLETT and LUTZI Propriefors VAlley 9790 8225 VINE STREET HARTWELL. CINCINNATI I5. OHIO Henry Thielmeyer Coal Co. Coal. Coke and Building Ma+erials Domesfic Sfolzer Coal 300 Maple Avenue ELMWOOD PLACE VAlIey OSIO SHOES for Enfire Family SCHIFF'S SHOE STORE 60I8 VINE STREET ELMWOOD PLACE HOLLMAN BROS. DAIRY WHEN IN NEED OF 3URE DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone VA-Hey 2322 WELLING'S - Jewelers DIAMONDS -. WATCHES -- JEWELRY VAlley 0065 LOCKLAND M 8! W GROCERY 8: MEAT MARKET DOT and FROZEN FOODS MEAT -- PRODUCE 820I Vine s+ree+ VAlley 2476 ' KUHN'S AUTO SERVICE GENERAL REPAIRING TEXACO PRODUCTS 8l03 Vine Sfireef VNley 9784 THE HARTWELL POTTERY 8x CHINA CO. CHINA - NOVELTIES - GLASSWARE 8369 Vine Sfreef VAIIey 0068 HARTWELL PHARMACY The Corner Drug Sfore PRESCRIPTIONS - DRUGS - SODAS S. W. Cor. Woodbine and Hartwell Avenues MCKEE'S CAFE Home of GOOD FOOD I I7 Harfwell Avenue GEISEN'S CONFECTIONERY Welcome Home. Boys 5909 Vine S+ree+ ELMWOOD PLACE 79 BETTER SERVICE FOR ALL Good +elephone service requires more +han insfrumenJrs. wires and cenfral office equipmeM more even +han operafors. linemen. engineers and insfallers . . . if also requires +he +houghfful coopertr +ion o? fhe men, women and young peop1e who use if. Shorf com versafions. cour+eous sharing of party lines. being sure of your number bebre calling. and similar pracfices are essenfia1 +0 good felephone service. We in Hue +elephone indusfry are cons+an+ly sfriving +0 provide a high qualify sysfem +0 serve +he needs of our communify. buf +he degree of saHsfacHon fhe service afFords depends much on 'now if is used. TheCincinna+i and Suburban Bell Telephone Company BO HENRY MEYER 8L SONS Phone VAIIey 0728 . . for . . . PURE, WHOLESOME MILK