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

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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

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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.

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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.