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

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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

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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

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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