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

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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

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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.

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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+.