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

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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.

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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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THE BUSY TEEN-ACER OF TODAY FINDS LIFE MORE In +'ne +wen+y years +ha+ Har+well sfudenfs have worked and piayed under +he 'rower, acfiv- i+ies and inferes+s have greafly expanded. The occasional school dances. four in aJl.- given in l926. have Increased +0 monfhly senior dances. Frequenf educaHonal and en+er+ain1ng audHoriUm assemblies enl'lven +he regular schedule. The We of a Har+well sfudenf OF 1926 was deFmiiely quief compared +0 +ha+ of a busy 1946 feen-ager. Among Hwe high-Eighfs of Hwe year are Hue rousing ini+ia+ion and recepfion given Hwe fresh- men by +he seniors . . . +he firsf dance, Touch- down Twirl. s+ar+ing Hue mon+hly dances . . shaking juniors having +heir heal'rh examinaHons . . . speeches. songs. and Food dona+ions +0 +he needy as par+ of Jthe Thanksgiving Program . . . +he good +imes af homeroom parfies and Chris+mas assembly ...+he cramming for mid-year exams. . . giving of fhe afhleHc awards . . . +he show. Musical Journey. presen+ed by +he music deparfmenf N: E .. . +he big social even+ of +he year. He Junior- x Senior Prom af Alms Hofel . . . Honor Day . . . Class Nighf . . . Graduafion . and +he end of anofher successful year under +119 Tower.