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

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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

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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.

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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.