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

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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.

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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

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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