Purcell Marian High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1943 volume:

-at .Q D1 xl H01 X ff' xoukwx Q0 tx ff Mb P, ' f x '-ML ' PEACE if 'A' 'A' if if HUMAN ITY EQUALITY 'A' T R U T H Elm? TXMWA 61,5 558814 UA 7943 JJ f ffJYfg4 if ir OPPORTUNITY if C-OOD FAITH 8 ar we Z Gncinnafi, JUSTICE if at if ar if TOLERANCE at HONCDR jgkfmg Z7 6'Ll l L0l LIBERTY 'Ir 'k if ir if FRIENDSHIP ir SECURITY 4? W . SCAUUK I OAZU T HINC-S WORTH From The fighTing men in The swamps of The Solomons and on The scorching sands of Africa To The civilians fighTing The baTTle of producTion in The facTory and on The farms, The flag symbolizes all ThaT we Americans are willing To give our lives for. To us, iT represenfs The righT To free speech wiThouT fear of im- prisonmenTp a press uncensored by a despoTic governmenfg a liberal educafion raTher Than dogmaTic Teaching: securiTy in our homes from unwarranfed searches and seizures: The righT To go and come as we please unre- sTricTed by armed guards: re- ligious freedom unconTrolled by The sTaTe: and racial equal- iTy as opposed To persecufion and segregafion. The flag, symbol of This rich heriTage, has inspired us To fighf a global war in a deTer- minaTion To defend The demo- craTic way of life. . 'f . .-'W X1 K3 1 1 1 4141 54- 'X X' 3 ,fm,,,0f- ' A9 , IL -1 EW K , X 572 g9'Y'S5 W.: Pr TO THE HARTWELL BOYS WHO ALLIED CAUSE FOR FREEDOM, These brave and gallanl soldiers saxlors and marines have lell lheur homes and dear ones lhal we may keep our luberly and lnve nn secunly and peace ln all lhe corners of The world Tunisia New Gunnea Burma Guadalcanal China Jrhe Aleullans and on 'rhe hugh seas our boys are hghhng and dyung for us Nolhnng we can ever do will enllrely repay Them for whal They are doing for WE us loul we lake Thls means ol expressing In some small measure our appre cuahon and gralnlude for lheur sacrlhces lo keep lhe llberly peace and securnly lhal are dear lo all Americans Allan Aclon Alberl Adamson Paul Alden Charles Auxuer Jrmmy Bales James Blair Raul Benkner Charles Bierman Roberl Brlndle Melvm Brooks Curhs Brown Arvll Brown Cleona Bunner Lawrence Burks Raul Burks Fluce Burks Russell Cason Charles Caslner Jerry Clark HONOR ROLL ' Richard Cloke l-loward Cloke Jr Alberl Cook Jack Courle Pele Crrsl Joe Dardeen Archle Davis Edward Davuson l-larold De Bord Roy Dixon Richard Engleman Bull Fngleman Alberl Flnkbelner Roberl Folsom Roperl Folhergull Eugene Folhergsll Glenn Fugale Charles Fruck Slanley Gerard Charles Givens Charles Glmndmeler Tom Godbey Fred l-laake l-loward l-laake Roberl l-larrns Frank I-lassler Bop l-laller Frank l-lays Lyle Fflendren Bull Flensley Marvin l-lensley Ray Flensley Bob Hull Jummy l-lslleary Mullon l-logue John l-losmer l-larvey l-loyl Richard l-lug ARE FIGHTING FOR THE GREAT DEDICATE THE 1943 WARRIGR Reed Hughes Jack Hunley Roberl Hunley Erancus Humphrey Ralph Jenlz Donald Johnson Raul Johnson Roperl Jones Orvnl Jones Russell Kelly Eugene Keller Wallace Kendrick Roberl Kersey Donald Knllough Donald Klmgelholer Charles Krause Edward Kuhn Huberl Lacey Waller Langdon Paul Langdon Bull Laswell Lawrence Lay Lee Leavell George Levnngslon Alberl Ledars Bob Lsvsngood James Manley Ball Manns Edsel Mason Barney Marshall Bull McArdell Alan Marlin Waller McClanahan Howard McCormick Fred McGulley Bull Mcgarvey Roberl McGulley Bruce McDonald Eddie Mclnlosh Percy Megglnson Andy Merkl Ralph Merrill Don Meyers Don Muller Alonzo Munlon C W Mlnlon Paul Mlnlon Russell Mollord Jnmmy Monlague Auslnn Moore Bull Oslerbrock Duck Oslerbrock Arluce Paul Roberl Peavley Russell Porler Don Rainey Kennelh Reese lhlhld pp h yh ln Maurlce Rosen John Roush Wnlluam Roush Don Schwlng Clarence Shanks Don Lee Shanks Bob Skinner Tom Smarl Roberl Smllh Jack Snyder Alberl Speeg Roberl Speeg Marvln Slephens Earl Slorm Ernesl Terry Ro Terry Ben Tullle Roberl Tullle Roberl Uhllng Roberl Vogl Earl Wall Howard Wall Allan Welsbrodl John Wollrom Merrill Yanlz lrvun Zlns Charles Zimmerman Gordon Zorb ll l 'Because ol lhe conslanl influx ol Harlwell sludenls inlo lhe service, we regrel lhal some names a s ou a ear ere ma ave een omi ed. worm-I FIGHTING FoR-flwfomfom .MWA +ha+ we enioy in our homes, our schools, our communify and our na'rion. ln no +o'rali+arian coun+ry would a public debale be allowed, 'For fhe high command decides all such quesfions as +he size of +he army, 'I'he drafl' age, and 'rhe righl' +o vo+e. l a queshon of nahonal mporlance n a Typ cal democrai c scene l l l-lere some of Mr. Zimmermann's American his'rory pupils debaie ' ' i i i I . WORTH FIGHTING FoR-flu, Zwfom of file ,WM which is a viral 'Fac+or in mainfaining democracy. ln America fhe press speaks rhe minds of many people ra+her'l'l'1an +l1e limi+ed opinions of fhe confrolling 'fac'I'ion. Our sfudenfs are encouraged To read periodicals presenhnq a varle+y of viewponnfs and +o compare ideas before forming Their own opinions WORTH FIGHTING FoR- me Amfom nom want +ha+ means opporlunilies for all +o earn a living wage and securi+y for all from pover'ry and disease. Free and open enferprise and +he righl' +o use 'rhe producls or our labor have made America fruly a land of opporfunify. We are a rich na'l'ion wi+h adequafe food for ourselves and 'rhe war-'l'orn counfries of +he world. ln , spife of necessary ra'rion- ing, we s+ill have suflicienl' and nourishing food +o mainfain fhe heallh of our people. WORTH FIGHTING FOR-flue Zwlom nom W +ha1' few counirles In 1'he world possess foday We need nor fear arresi' wl+hou+ warrani' convlchon wlfhoui' 'Farr 1'rlal or selzure of properly A+ nlghl' we can sleep peacefully under +he profechon of fhe law by day we may pursue our chosen work 'Free from fhe fear of our homes belng lnvaded and our loved ones dragged away by a secrel' pollce f No fear of 'rreacherous dave bombers has ye'r lerroruzed our homeland We fIgh+ To unsure peace and securn+y af home and 'ro guaran+ee Hr Jrhroughoul fhe world I I I I l O O O Q I I C O O 0 . I Q O C I 5 I I . x n I x , I f 1 H I l' I l , H l ' Kg . X , N' x . ' 1 x 'L .xxx . 5 S . ix f, x Q 1 r . -X 'QU' -' f If-If 1 ' . 'Q l In S Y ' WCRTH FIGHTING FDR-ffm reA9io1,w!'eealom +ha'I' permifs us +o 'Follow +he faifh we choose wi+hou+ 'Fear of persecu+ion or dic+a1'ion from fhe s+a+e. 0 humnlnry charlry and love are In chreclr con+ras'r 'fo 'rhe srare conrrolled churches whuch 'reach force arrogance and hare Our churches of many denominafions 'reaching a philosophy of WQRTH FIGHTING FUR-Me riglrf fo a, gmac! cuaure. ln our schools and colleges we have access +o 'rhe cul+ures of many nahons Through our lubrarles we may become acqualn+ed wu+h fhe governmenf rellglon philosophy ln+era+ure and progress of all peoples Our s+uden'r lnbraruan considers some of 'rhe books whnch are parl of a world cullure buf whuch are banned In Germany Q 0 o 0 o U 0 0 0 0 I I I e :fix vii H Y Q o . . . . - . . A LIBERAL EDUCATION BUILDS A ENGLISH IS The cornersTone an our comprehension of all sublecTs and a buTTress Tor Ideals oT TruTh honor and service The sTucIy of b ography course SOCIAL STUDIES acqualnT us wnTh The growTh oT governmenT The ways of people and The economic sTrucTure of The naTnon Thus They help us To Tace The problems of Today and prepare us To solve The perpIex1Tles of Tomorrow ,A flf ' a,. '-is .3 L ng' xx n ' ' J in ' . I I DV I if I - '-.M - 1 ' enriches The English III 5, Af' J ' E E' 1 5 I I I 1 I3 Li I FOUNDATION FCDR AN ABUNDANT LIFE The Sfudy of LANGUAGES creafes a bond befween us and o'rher nahons II makes for an uncIers'rand1ngIha+1s essenInaI For world unify and a Iashng peace French sfudenfs are nnfer esfed an Mrs Donderos gd, 4.4 ranlroad pos+ers of French 'towns a scene In a French resfauranf Lahn sfudenfs prove fha? a knowledge of Lahn as essenhal IH under sfandung French . . - 5 : 51 5 : A Y . i - I g I f Q, . is N i?-A ,ac . . f,. If I A . , 1 5 ig, :Q u ' Q: feqvrgff, Q' I , 'v ' lf.':'Yr V I f . It L ,HJ if 1 I 'I I' MI ,VII II ' H I ,I Wu!-,Iyn ,II EI, 'HI I 1-If M , ' V , in I ' Q :VI i, 'sv , , . . I I . Today MATHEMATICS as more vl'raHT'1an ever before The need for loqncal rhnnkmg and sound reasomng developed by mafhemahcs ns essenhal +o every par'r of our war maclwune and In plarmmg The peace +o come In Miss Kloalc s navlga hon class fu+ure mem bers of +he avlahon corps Cheri a pofenhal course fo Tokyo SCIENCE as The basis of modern mdus+ry and modem warfare For Jrhe md' vidual 1+ develops oblechve fhmkmg dlspels supersfzhons promo+es qood lwealfh and Teaches conservahon and mlrellaqenf consumershlp x . . . . I . On The vocalional side, we have COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS which prepare us 'ro enler lhe business world Several fypnng classes have been orgamzed under Mlss Evans dnrechon as a resulf of the demand for fypnsfs un all branches of service C If li 'Y , 'H M C C 7 ' I ' Q , hx , I On The cullural side, ART and MUSIC enrich our lives. Ari' is essenlial in our everyday life. ln decoraling hornes, designing clolhes. planning buildings, illuslraling books and magazines and adveriising comrnodilies, arf plays an irnporlanf parl. ooN'T Li-:T Tf1y7'i HAPPEN HERE Ar? classes help in 'rhe war efforf by malcing effecfive posfers. A music apprecialion class under Mr. Lewis learns 'ro ' recognize and enioy operafic symphonic music. Er Accuracy, good judgmenr and crafrsmarnship are rhree of rrme rnosf imporranr qualifies prorruored by INDUSTRIAL ARTS. In our highly indusfrialized r1a+ior1,H1ereis a place for any person who possesses rhese qualifies. Mr. Moore supervises porenfial draffsmen. The family is The lounclalion upon which our governmenl is buill. ln ralcing HOUSEHOLD ARTS, girls are preparing lor sralgle and lasling family life, lhus slrrenglhening our clemocralic syslem. clofhes al' a m n mum cosl' Household Arfs girls, busy curling, flfling, and sewing, learn fo make alfracfive I I . A course in PHYSICAL EDUCATlON builds sfrong minds and slrong bodies The disciplinary fraininq received in gymnaslics aids in developing self-conlrol 'A' 11' ' f I I ' K 1 X ' E X b H J l A f ' 5 lg, MR. KIZER'S MESSAGE TO THE GRADUATES The war has casl over you who are aboul lo be gradualed a seriousness 'fhe like of which boys and girls of your age have no+ had To face since lhe lasl World War. You are considering in your own mind, and righlly so, lhe values of life worlh fighjring for. Do you seek advenrure? Do you seek To make +he righl prevail over mighl? Do you seek 'ro do your par'r in preserv- ing rhe Freedoms for coming generalions? Whaiever fhe reason may be. remember +he glory Thai is America's is forever wor'rh fighling for. The prin- ciples ior which men died al Valley Forge, Gelfysburg and Chaleau Thierry are slill 'rhe principles you are called upon +o uphold Today. May your service lo your counlry bring Jrhe kind of vic'rory +ha'r will guaranlee a lasfing peace. Wherever you serve, whelher a+ home or abroad, hold True fo The herilage lhal preceding generafions have bequeafhed 'ro you - a nalion conceived in liberfy and dedica+ed 'ro lhe 'rru'rh fha? equalily of oppor+uni'ry is man's birfhrighi. -fN P10 I -i 1 1 x 1. ff , L , , n i 'fflfigi iz' N L, -. V, K' f, Lf, Q 'iff A A' - gf I i fr 's KATHERINE EVANS fs new course of sfudy was infroduced af Hadweii wigh Miss Evans' advenf. She trains fulure business men and women In lyping, commerce and indusfrv, and junior business. She is envied by fhe girls ol our school lor her Flawless corn- plefion. l-lOw does she do if? -Salads everyday lor lunch, A+ home she keeps a 5305853 apar+menr and works in her garden. LEE MOORE Wfhnn :rage scenery of book shelves are ne:-ned or chairs rnus' be repaired Mr. Moore is on The ioo. Under his guiding hand 'he boys 'earn 'he elemenls ol a'f'ni'et'u'a GPU machine orawing, l-le ei:-'w 'rains lutre carcerifers, cabinel- makrlrs GNC :r'n'e's in his inouslrial arls CH fe s',. The care ol The schoolis lex?- books 's also urder nis supervision. LENORE McCASH An evrelfenl housekeeper hersell Mrs. McCash sels a good example for +he freshman girls lo whom she leeches the art ol planning, cooking and serving nu- Trilious meals. Her hobbies are rnusic, her home, and her husband. JOHN LEWIS The success ol our school band and choir is lnroefy due lo Mr. Lewis' insxiiralion and perseverance. Alnnoif any righf alter school he may be found rierfhed on his d'reclor's chair leadng We band in a lad march or sea'eo af 'he :Lana composing lullabies lor lhe proe :I his life, his son Joe. On 'op ol al ins Mr, lewis has lound lime fo wrile a beck on lhe hislory ol rnusic in Cincinnah :or nis ooclons degree. iff Q ? BERNICE BARTLETT Room 2l7 orderly, allraclive wilh flow- ers 'hroughcul 'he year, and decorafed wiih pictures ol'Greece and Rome, is inoi-calive ol lhe personalily ol The leacher who presides There. Those who come in conlacf wilh Miss Barllelf gain a sense ol orderliness, careful judgment and an aoprecialion lor Lalin and English H-erarure. l-ler large correspondence wfrn lormer l-larlwell boys in fhe service 'noicales rhe sludenfs' devolion To her. MARGARET SUCKNEY Ehicienl is the word lor Mrs. Srickney. Sggigles keeping lhe oflice in running oroer 'he supplies lhe annual slall wilh paper clips red pencils, wrapping paper, +w'ne elc. Always smiling, she has a sense oi humor fha? is a brighl spol in our ighool lives. 'TQ 15' 46 qs -vqqggx -X il ,nx -. .yi ff X , MARGARET GREGG Mrs. Gregg 'nrerwd ion-e of her ene rhuriafm 'fir srxxfs To The girls before she leTT Harwfel, T-ler bulleTin board kepT cur sr.c.rTs urs To dam, PAULINE SCHECK Teaching English and algebra is enough in iTselT, buT Mrs. Scheck has The added iob oT advising l-larTwell's annual sTaTT. She is a persisTenT, hard-working person. and The annual could never go To press wiThouT her unTiring guidance. Through all The sTrain of lceeping The annual sTaTT in line, she sTiIl mainTains her pleasant easy-going manner. LAURA NOONAN The crize wio 'Q oo:Te's in our halls were mace urder the guidance Q5 The ar' deoavrnen' rarnely Miss Noonan. She has devofeo nours To war pcrers. greeTing caros and games Tor soldiers To say noThing CT The Time spenf on layouts Tor The annual, The TacT ThaT The annual has received a TirsT class raTing each year has been largely due To her arTisTic ideas. BETTY OBRIEN The lady usua ly smoThered under a huge sTaclc oT English Themes is Miss O'Brien oT l-larTwell's English deparTmenT. ln addiTion To her classes, she lceeps lousy Training reoorTers Tor The school news or coaching drarnahc aspiranTs. In her leisf ure mornenTs, iT There are any, she enioys reading poeTry or Tramping Through The woods. ,Af -, ARTHUR REISNER ln his ggyrn c aizei Coach g'ves The noys 0 ohysical worlfou' ThaT r'vals a com mandols YfdiF VZQ, Besides Toughgning L3 The boys he r1ireiT2 in'ramural sggvg Gnd lfaclf. He algo Serves as advisor Ter The AThleTic Council. The senior bg-ygy and The Vicfory Corps. Admiral Reis- VYGV Sliends his spare Tirre adding To his TleeT QT ship modelg. RICHARD ZIMMERMANN Mr. Zimmermann is a new addiTion TO The TaculTy. He carne here To Take over The respor'sToili es OT coaching l-larT- wellls Ngridders and l'bucl4eTeers'. ln The academic Tie d he Teaches American hisTory GHG oiology. Zimmie Tinds re- laxaTion in Tsrrg and swimming. wi vin Qs- Senior class officers srack books for service men. Junior class officers ge? in +l'1e scrap. sr-- ilk s ,-, . +ockings for paracl'1u+es , say rhe sophomore girls. U .' , W avi A I , ' r .rf s 1 w 'T I 1'- I gr Our scrap pile. a ' EE. F27 ax-P+ B192 P 'IIZE'!.'Q WW' Paper bags for Hue fuberculosis saniharium made by freshman girls. 45 wg :ii Freshmen organize +0 ou? scrap Walnuf Hnlls. Y SHARLEEN APPLE Easily disfinguished by her flaming lresses, Vivian is one of our quief members, One of Those many engaged girls-her fulure is well planned. Glee Club I, 2, 3. JOHN BAKER Senufor Baller fo you, fha? greaf aufhorify on polifical views-lislens fo bolh sides -hears Only Democrafic. Balances weekly annual col- lecfions faifhfully. Mefh Club 4. man Club I, 2, Honor Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Annual Sfaff 4: Track 4, MARY ADAMSON A living example of 'the old adage good fhings come in small packages -l-las slarled her lilerary career as a page in lhe library- Every dance night finds Mary checking wraps and falling lips for fhe senior class. Lalin I, 2: Vigilanles: Class secrelary 2: Vidory Corps: Glee Club 2. DARYL ALLEN Mainslay of our golf 'ream-A regular Ben Hogan - Whiley is also an experl soda ierlier -Keeps in lrim by bealing a palh befween Harfwell and Wyoming-And is she nice! Golf I, 2. 32 Boxing 2. JOHN APKING Hells from Carfhagel His main line- you ever head fhe one abou? lcensored Always has The firsf answer in mafh- wrong. ' ' f Le Jr HiYl 2' Science Club l 2' Ar 3, Malh Club 4. Bowling 3, 4. fifeg -' hiv WILLIAM CANTER Bill is our all-around sporfsman and a genfle- man a+ hearf. Though? he was especially good af fraclr- he was! A good sfudenf when serious - never serious. Mlnslfel li Glea Club l-42 Baskefball I-4: Volleyball I: Foofball 2, 3, 4: Tracl: I-4, Capf. 4: Annual Sfcfl 4: Jr. Hi-Y 2: Viqilanfes 4. RUTH CADDY Ouief and fhouqhlful, Ruih is one of our slu- dious seniors. An ardenf lennis fan, she prac- fices long during fhe summer monlhs-A fufure lady in while . Girls Chorus l, 3: Lafin I, 2. OWEN BREWER Tried hard To play baslnefball-and suc- eeded. A lilerary lighl-wrofe for 'lhe War- ior . Our candidale for ma or-a ofenfial ayor Sfewarl. Cob . Arl League lt onor Club l-4: : Glee Club I, olleyball 3, 4: Vigilanfesz Minslrel 2: Traclr 4. Y P Called many 'lhings - moslly Malh Club 4: Lalin Club l. 2: Annual Slahl 4: Hi-Y I-4, Pres. 4: Baslcefbell 3. 4: Tennis I-4? 'Os QV ,- all JESSIE BOONE l-lar?well's sfar hoofer--Hikes lwo miles fo school every day-lap dances for all our shows. Besides fhal, she punches fha cash reg- isfer af lunch--and plays hockey and baseball affer school. Glee Club I, 2: G.A.A. I-4: Minsfrel 3, 4. WAN DA BEACH Called Sandy in reference fo her las? name --Anolher hardrworlcinq soda-ierlcer ai' lqler's. Thal ls, she worlcs when she can lceep from fhinlcing abou? a cerlain boy in fhe army. Glee Club I-4: Girl Reserves 2: Aff LSGQUS 3: G.A.A. I: Vigilanres 4: A Capella 2. 3- ERNA DAVIS Erna is one of fhose Ianafic movie fans- her he-man is Vic Malure-Hopes lo become a WAAC in fhe near Iufure-Spends her affer- noons working af a rneaf paclcing planf. Glee Club 2, 3: GAA. 2, 3: Girl Reserves 2. CHESTER DOYLE An aulhenfic Indian dancer, Cheel:o is a sure be? for any show-A good reason why feachers gef gray-Happy-go-lucky fellow- happy he's a senior and lucky he graducled. I'-li-Y I-4: Minslrel 2, 3, 4: Bowling 3, 4. NEIL CARSTENS Neil has a passion for chemisfry and mechan- ics-delerrnined lo be a motor docler for DISHES. Lockheed, here he comes! If your Car is no? running--Ialce 5+ lo Neil, Aff League 2: Malh Club 4: Science Club I, 2: Honor Club I-4. CLETUS CLARK A Daylon boy, Cle+ has made a place lor himself al I-larlwell. Slarfed his career as sporfs reporfer for fhe valley papers--Can always be seen before a dance with crepe paper in one hand and hammer in Ihe olher. Malh Club 4: Baslrefball 3: Ar? League 42 Tracl: 4: Viqilanles 4: Annual Slalhl 4. EMMA DANIELS The Slrawberry Blonde from Arlinc I-leighfs-very seldom gels fo school on T I-las a qreal passion for reading -a good I fo do when your hear? inleresf is in the ar services. Glee Club I, 2: Vicfory Corps 4. DORIS HILLEARY As Chairman of The SaIule , Doris is an aclive and hard worlcer. I-Ier firsl years were highlighled by parficipalion in a variefy of sporls. I-Ier las? year was cramped by working affer school. G.A.A. 2, 3i French Club 3, JACK HADERS One of The Carlhaginians-a quief, hard lhinlcing, sludious lad. When if comes fo sporfs, bowling is righf down Jaclc's alley. Senior cIass's Mr. Milqueloasl. Ar? League 3: Bowling 3, 4. LOIS GIBSON ee Gibby for Ihe lalesl iolxesl A girl wilh ense of humor and a big correspondence. has ambilion Io become a WAAC. A nde woIfess wilh a big following. lee Club I-45 A Capella 3, 4: Vigilanles 4: .A. I, 2. JAMES GARRARD Jim, Ihe Nelson Eddy of our class, is Ihe big noise of fhe bass seclion in fhe glee club. Also Johnny One-No'Ie of Ihe band-blows bass horn. Found any alfernoon Slicing bacon al N . r a 32f??ffQf3:ii15,. ' 5 -vs fag 5159 1 A F 'f., X J., - zemifryffey, I 5 1' Vc.'a'mJ1'-Qu sqqzsesa , X A' ur- -y-1 - iz., - , , . ' 1.1-bill h :-1.16 -gl .N-f .i..1- r.,. ,.--ns 4 f f ty-ff., .v,,.1,- rim -r:::,, 4, . -4-2532, ff?- Qi e ,V Benham's. Band 3, 4: Glee Club I-4: Jr. I-IiY l 2 Tennis 2: Bowling 3: Minsfrel 3. 4. MARGARET EVANS Marge is one senior who has a finger in every pie , A hard worlrer, she can be seen in The gym before every dance. Always on Time- if you see a flash of brown and blue aboul' len minutes lale-fha+'s Marge . H-Club 2. 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2: Girls Chorus 3: G.A.A. I-4: Lalin Club I, 23 Girl Reserves l, 2. CHARLOTTE KUDERER Sug is one ot those rationed qirls-- the army holds all the stamps. A Carthaqinian found every afternoon mixing sodas at Disfep- olis. ln her future we see the traditional cottage with a white picket fence, Glee Club 2, 3, 4' Girls Chorus 2, 4: Virxil- antes 4: Science Club Vice Pres, l. WILLIAM KUHN Called 'Porky' throuzh his sirvilarity to Walt Disneys creation 7 Witty and good-natured Porky gives and talres rrany ribbings. A hard worker when he .sorksinever worlns. One of the tcur empty bottles-the ernptiest. Hi Y I, 2. ELIZABETH HENDRICK When it comes to spelling words. Liz knows tnen' all. A Latin student-sigh-she made it. Whenever the English class is stumped, she con-es up with the relieving answer. G.A,A, I, 2, 3: Latin Club 2: French Club 4: Girl Reserves 2. i LOWELL HINES The blond bombshell is shooting his way through math toward future tame as an engi- neer. Also l-lartwell's star gymnast--may be seen most ot the time in the gym exercising his ponclerous biceps. Volleyball 2, 3, 43 Baslcetball 2: Gym 'learn 3: Tract: 2, 3, 4: Math Club 4. ROBERTA HOPKINS Any adds today? is Bobby's favorite line this year-she changes every year. Star per- tormer in any argument that arises in the classroom. She has divided her leisure time between French Club and athletics. G.A.A. I-4: Annual Statt 4 Honor Club lv4, French Club 2 3, 43 Girl Reserves l, 2: t-t-Club 2, 3, 4, Athletic Council 2, Vice- Pres, 31 Art League l. l-lap our ioofball capiain, goes oul' for o s in a ig way-geifinq himself in shape r e Army Air Corps-no? a bad ideal encis his Saiurdays lugging groceries-exe rna ly and inlernally. o ball 3 41 Baskeiball I-47 Tennis I, 27 2 Golf 2: I-Ii-Y I-45 Vigilanfes 4: Malh lub 4 Annual Siafi 4. GEORGE MEGGINSON Yan ig 'flue hard-working, progressive busi- ness manager of 'Ihe Warrior . We aifribufe his abilily fo gel so rnany ads Io his persuasive fr-anner, A living example of democracy--from wafer boy fo business manager. Annual Siaif 4: Mafh Club 4: Vigilanfes 4: Club I-lonor Club I-4: Band 3: Hi-Y l-42 Glee I-4: Ari League 3: A Cappella Choir 2, 3. MARYHELEN MANLEY Presidenf .lalre holds sway over G.A.A. and Vigilanies. Sporis ediior of The Warrior - flip fhrough those piduresl A rriiddIernan - she is offen chosen as monilor in debafes-Seen every morning slipping in a few rninuies afier fhe bell. G.A.A. I-43 Annual Sfail' 45 H-Club 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves I, 2: Glee Club I-4: A Cappella If4: Science Club 2: Minsirel I-43 Vigilanfes 4. JIM LE ROY WILLIAM LOVE Slinky , anorher one of fhe four ernply boi- Iles. creaies a laugh wherever he goes. Heads publicily deparirnenl of Ihe Vicfory Corps- nofice ihose bullefiri boards! Aviafion is Bill's desired field of 'Ihe fufure. Vigilcnfes 4, Hi-Y I, 2. ALICE LEIENBERGER Visualize long black hair and flying fee? and you have Alice af any dance. Famous 'ior her iifferbug falenf. A prorninenl' member of G.A,A. wifh enough energy lei? fo wall: fha? long way home. Glee Club l-41 G.A.A. I-43 Vigilanfes 4: Minsfrel I-43 Girls Chorus I. AGNES MORGAN Seen every allernoon playing nursernaid lo a slaclc of boolrs- Aggie is also aclive af our dances. Credir is parlly due fo her for the organizalion secrion-One ol lhe mainsprinqs cf our volleyball learn. G.A.A. I 4? Cvlee Club I, 2, 3: Girls Chorus I, 2, Bi A Cappella Choir I, 2, 3. KATHERINE MCBEE Kale is ncled lor her hair and shoes-bolh are unusual-shoes are always clean-- hair always c,,rlq-d and in pIa:e-fl-larwells only such exarcple. Ofhcr hall cyl Ka?e'MeI iwcscrne. Glce Club lf4g Girls Chorus 3: A Cappella 3, 43 C:.A.A, I, 22 Latin Club I, 2. DOROTHEA MERTZ A wrifer ol suspense slories -- al leasl one - she lhrilled her English class wilh il, A nurse was lhe heroine-probably 5 characlerizdion of herself in lhe fufure. Science Club 3: French Club 4: G.A.A. 3. MATTIE MILLER Mollie worked in lhe luncheroorn lhis year. She slips our ol rhe chernislry class a minule earlier every day lo get fo work on lime- resull-she doesn'l Irnow plumbago from pyro- lusile. CHARLES MOORE Baldy possesses a very photographic -iusf look af The piclures. The praclical den? ol lhe rnalh class-his main line- whal' good does lhal clo? . We exfend sympalhy lo 'Ihe Marines. Malh Club 4: Annual Slafl 4: Track Me 2, 3. 4: Science Club 3: Vigilanles 4. BETTY RICHEY Berween her hope chesr and her correspon- dence 'iRfch has lilrle +i e for anylhirg else, A Tennis enrhusiasr, she relurns each aufumn wirh a deep Ian. Iglers will keep her busy- af leasf for The durarion. G.A.A. I: Science Club I, 2' Viqiiarres 47 Glee Club 47 Girls Chorus 33 Tennis 3. MARVIN PRESTON Muffy is an ace salesman, In school, IFS supplies-ou? of school, ihs grcieries-A real Dick Tracy in finding pencils and erasers fha? disappear from his counler-a srrong sup- porfer of baskefball and volleyball. Baskerball 2, 3, 4: Golf 2: l-Ii4Y4g Volleyball 3. RAYMOND PORTER Hear? crusher of fhe senior class-so he inks! Two hundred pounds cf solid-muscle. spile of his weiqhl, he is a high ranking hlele. Oriqinafor of Daniel Boone hair le ' Foofball I-4: Baskerball I-4: Track 2, 33 Hi-Y 45 Maih Club 4: Minsfrel 2, 3, 4. 2 RANDOLPH McMAHAN The Beau Brurnmel of fhe senior class. Always exploring -for food. A srar iokesfer, Ranqy can Iurn anyfhing serious info a comedy. Arfis- fically 'ralenfed - made posfers for many of our dances - under pressure. Vigilanfes 4: Baskerball I: Foorball 2. 4. MATTIE McCORMICK Burch flashes personalify in chemisfry- resul? 95. Prominenf member of Gus's harem- The niqhfingale of our class and chief enfer- fainer af Igler's soda founfain. Favorife line, Tha'r's nice, bu? you should see mine. Honor Club I-4: French Club I, 2: Glee Club I-4: Girls Chorus I-4: G.A.A. 2, 3: Annual Sfaff 4: A Cappella Choir 3, 4. 'K ADA BELLE SIMMERMAN Selle, called Tricky , because she knows lhenw all, is a slar hooler. For The laiesl arf edilion of male beaufy. see Belles skelches. Usually thinking up pranks to play-ofherwise pondering lhe queslion of choosing a lufure as avialrix cr model. G.A!'x, I, 27 Honor Club l-4: Glee Club Ii Gfflsi Chorus 2. DOROTHY SLONE LACEY lfolzies r-arse is proudly inscribed on an Anry Mink drive' by her devoled Bud. Horne- ri'ak5nq has been Si' s bigqesl inleresf in school and we prophesy if v.i'l continue so- Does any- one have a lirwija 'Q avcid dishpan hands? Glee Club l' Girl Reserves l, 23 Lalin Club I 2' Girls Chorus 23 Vigilanres 41 Science Club 2, ARLINE RITZE In fhe home life line, Arline is fops-ranks high in The homernaking class and hopes lc become a child specialisl. She was fypisl for The annual s'raH-always rushed 'fo dealh, A greaf admirer of good music. GAA. l, 2: Glee Club I-41 Girls Chorus 33 A Cappella' I-4: Latin Club I, 2: Annual Slaff 4. BENJAMIN SCHAEFER Anolher one of Those hard-working seniors Bud spends every allernoon al Albers A treasurer ol the I-li-Y he wriles a good rubber check. Made his debuf on The speaking plal form on Navy Day. Foolball I, 2, 3: Baskelball 2. 3: Hi-Y I 4 EDNA SHARPE Glee Club I, 23 Lali HF? Ednas smiling lace seen in The c ecki al every dance- is a welcome sigh? She s one of lhose ardenl dancers Two main infe -nursing and lho Navy mosily Navy serves 2: Aff League Pres 4 ROBERT THOMASON Whenever a car was needed around school. Eeb was a'ways on hand-unTiI raTioninq- 'A' card. OT'en A4W.O.L.-iusT can'T resisT s,nsI-Ine. Spends a good carT CT his Tlrne up in 'he Clouds-a visionary f eTercIogisT IVIaTh Club 4: Jr. I-Ii-Y I, 22 I3askeTbaII 2. 3. Voile-,ball 2, 3, 43 Bowling 3, CHARLES SU RTEES I-Iandles figures Tor The senior :lass-Taw oriTe color-red. A victirn oT Cupid-resuIT, he wears arrow shirTs and 'bow Ties. I-Iis faIenT and wiT as an MC. has been proven by his worlr in The MinsTreIs. ArT League 27 Science Club I: MaTh Club 47 Ilonor Club I-4: Tennis 2, 37 Track 21 Annual STaTT 4: Glee Club I, 4: MinsTreI 3-4: I-Ii-Y 3, 4. RUSSELL STAIGER IT you wanT The laTesT Tunes on The piano, ere's your boy. Russ is also prominenT in The aTh class-Don'T leT ThaT Iool: on his Tace ool you-he's really a deep Thinker. To him s due parT crediT Tor The sporTs secTion oT The nnual. MaTh Club 43 Glee Club I: Annual STaTT 45 olleyball 2, 3, 41 Tennis 3: Bowling 4. A .x .. .4 cr A 'ffl' RUTH SPEAK FruiTy is The baclcbone of our dances- rnade general chairman over all dances To assure success. Long lashes, Ieqs and lady-like manner rnalce her a Teafure aTTracTion aT The Vogue even Though The picTure is punlc. G.A.A. I-4: Annual STaTT 45 I-I-Club 3. 4: French Club 2. 3: I-Ionor Club I-43 Glee Club I, 2, 31A Cappella I-4: Class Sec. 3, 4: MaTh Club 4: STudenT Council I. JULIUS SPARKS PorTsmouTh's loss-our gain. Sparky sparlcs up The band wiTh a solid TrurnpeT-a band leader oT The TuTure as his performance in The VarieTy Show predicTs-DeTerrnined To be a miler-Never give up, Sparky , Band 43 Track 4: Glee Club 4: VarieTy bv I I EVELYN WALL When her gym class comes up, Evelyn is never around-probably reslinq for The olher classes. Even if you dam like fhe show al The Elmwood, you can always go lusf lo buy a ficlcef from Evelyn, I-ler hear? is also in lhe army. Viqilanfes 4: French Club 2, 3. EVA WEDDLE The Belle Davis of our class-fEva can play any par? well--a born adress. The army has made her favcrife song 'Dorff G-ei Around Much Any More. Always seen al Lalin Club. Lalin Club I, 2: Glee Club 2. GENEVA DeKING Geneva is a very quiel Type. Is heard from very seldom unlil if comes 'ro music-a line singer as shown by her performances in 'rhe Minslrels. Good luclc in your fufure singing, Geneva. Minsfrel 3, 4: Lalin Club I, 2: Viclory Corps 4. JIM WAGNER Gus , presidenl of our class, is a very ough and willing worlcer. I-Iis blonde hair blue eyes are his assefs in mainlaininq harem. A firm believer in Charles Aflas' namic Iension. Baslxelball 2, 3, 4: Foolball 3, 4, I-Ii-Y I Vigilanles 4: Senior Class Pres. VIOLA ZINS Viola is parlial lo wafer. A swimming WGN- aqer-wilh good form-she also has a heart inferesf ir- the Navy. Alrhzugh her rrain infere es? is on lhe ocean, 'Vi' is an acrive parlipan? in all sporrs. G.A.A. I-43 Science Club I, 2, BETTY WOMACK The brain ol our class, Eels passes all urses wilh flying colors, She :fill has 'ifoe fo a high ranking alhlere in qlfls' sporls. An- her ice crearv sccoper ar Iqlers Drugs. GA.A. I-4: Vigilanles 4' Lafin Club I, 2? :rl Reserves I, 2: I-l-Club 2, 3, 4: I-lonor ub I-41 Annual Slall 4. ig MELVA WISEMAN As franlm as lhey come- Mel fires slraiqhl from lhe shoulder, Her hearl in lhe army-rinqs rlo Iallc. belonqs lo a boy When nol seen wilh Kale she occupies soda-jerlrer posilion al Valley Drugs. Glee Club I-4: A Cappella 2, 4: Lalnn Club 27 G.A.A. I, NANCY WILSON Edilor in chief , Nan riqhffully received lhis lille as she has always been Tops in English composilion. If she lives through if-she de- serves much credil for qelling lhe Warrior lo press. Glee Club I-4: A Cappella 2. 3. 41 Honor Club 2. 3, 4: Minsfrel 2, 4: French Club 3: Annual Slalll 4. I, 2: Girls' Chorus 2, 3. JUNIORS DO THEIR PART ON THE HOME FRDNT This year The Junior Class was Taced wiTh Two big problems: To aid in The war eTTorT and carry on Their regular program oT acTiviTies. The war eTTorT came TirsT Making scrapbooks oT carToons gags and crossword puzzles Tor The Red Cross heading a drive Tor books Tor servicemen plus donaTing silk sTockings grease and scrap and buying war sTamps and bonds were The means They chose To hasTen vicTory f 1'1--f N! SEATED I WhiTehouse A I-IerTeI A Hughes A STe-ohens A McGuTTey E I-Iyslop W Girad A Dryman J MaTThews IST STANDING ROW C Vierling S Wilkins A I-IolsTe D T-Iubbard J BenneTT V ShelTon S RoeTTele J I-Ierman V Sebree LAST ROW M Shelley J Richards D Terry J McClure D Merkl S WTham E Wilkerson L KraTzer NOT SHOWN I-I I-licks R Kissel I. Moseley E Reynolds if rw V5 OA V N5 Q34 fx SEATED B Myers A Elche R Cook F Gleeson W Sarvas J Bnerman R Bruce R Young P MounT R SchueTTe IST STANDING ROW H Rush A HelTman L AuTerson D Shanks L Shanks J Breen L Gerdes R MerrnTT C Brockman C Long B Havens LAST ROW R MaTTey R Wrede R BaTes R Wnlllams J Krmmey A Hauck R Berry C Scran Ton R Carroll C Hacker NOT SHOWN R Beuerleln J Devine J Hlxon W Hunley H Wnlllams J Thompson R Sknnner E MoTTord ATTer debaTnng wheTher or noT To have a prom The class declded ThaT a prom under lnrnnTed condnhons could be held The necessary Tunds were raised Through selling candy sTaTmonery and subscruphons To magazlnes and hold Ing a barn dance and skaTang parTy. The resulT was an engoyable aTTa1r held aT The HarTwell CounTry Club, wnTh dancing To The music OT Glenn Mlller's Symphonies in Blue. SOPHOMORES GO ALL OUT IN THE WAR EFFORT GROUND G l-loyle J LeRoy M LeRoy L Dryman I Paul SEATED M Smuflw P Gnblun M Hale M Turnully A Morgan V Mullumx S Rens R Rorlw E Barley 3rd ROW J Vog'r R Kelly A McAnnncl'1 J l-lull D Reed M Thompson M Fallcenberg J Damon D Sclwwlncl B Burgoon L Hudgens K Brouclwsuclc M l-lxlleary LAST ROW W l-lenclren F Baugh N Nlclwols E Cooper A Johnson M Drake L Ruppel V Adlcms A Frey J l-lauclc J Caslcey V Lewallen NOT SHOWN E Beedle A Case O Erlwardf J Ganfslcull W Morford M Morgan W Porler M Rensmg T Scalf J Sears F Terry 7 ff' 12455 GROUND B Marcum R Bode B Gorham L Lynch A FoTherglll R Hassler B Harshberger P Schrlefer SEATED B Clark E Budkue B Grossman J Hoffman H Scheve T MclnTosh T Lay R Maule 3rd ROW C Hellmung R Mudersbach L Cooper L Tomes R Wash L Beller R Hood D Slone R Speeg R Zoz L Prnce D Moore LAST ROW R Bierman R Kznner D Hogue G Waldman R Sums W Swuck T Womack A Yerger G LuTz R HaTTer NOT SHOWN A Burke C BurTon O Jones E SmuTh We The Sophomore Class have become more and more adlusTed To our new l1Te aT HarTwell ThroughouT The year We Tlnd now ThaT we are a very cleT:n1Te parT oT The acTsvnT1es abouT us The VucTory Corps has been our largesT and mosT 1mporTanT acTuvsTy The boys are here There and every where helpnng anyone who needs and whsle The gurls are collecTnng silk hose and grease and baking cookies Tor The boys un The service oT our counTry SporTs have also played a promnnenT parT un our lnce Thus year Because of The war we have been devoT1ng much Time IH sporTs To buuldnng sTrong and healThy bodies Many of our boys have been on The Track Team and The TooTball Team We are lookung Torward To our year as lumors when we wall have a more compleTe class organizaTion and play sTill a larger role in school life here aT HarTwell. JANET HAUCK. hiv FRESHMEN TAKE OVER NEW WAR TIME DUTIES iff GROUND W Coger K Lucas L Brown H Heller D Hughes H Aflcsnson R Sears SEATED J Marhn J Megglnson B Cornn B Lawlworn C Roesner G Burner? D Van Flee+ D Hoplrms G Kuhn C Morgan C Aldridge F Nneman B Scully 3rd ROW H Murphy L Davzs R Beedle J Aulerson E Slone L Srorm A Smnllm N Cramer T Hogue E Slone E Speak W Henzel R Fngs LAST ROW D Ball B Godsey T Jarvns O Peavley R Jones M Dnxon N Turlcelson F Fore aclcer B Mosley W Melvin -in 'S' 04' 2 Q 'K GROUND B Vogel V UTTer l-l McCarTer E Wilson K BonTa M Godbey R Fix S Schwind P Hasse SEATED M Messer P WhiTns C Krauss D l-loulscoTT M Baker S Auxier V l-lelmkamp B Myers D Burger J Bullock M ATkinson 3rd ROW R Ramsdell A PoeTker D Raines S Vanhook R Wiehe N Carey B Glenn B llling N Wuennerman L l-luber B Konley M Brockman D Durham LAST ROW M Browne R GoerTemiller M Dory A Coleman W Ferrell A Maloney M Speeg M Devine B Howard M BenTz R STeigelman As soon as The Treshmen goT acquainTed wi+h Their new lives They sTarTed work To aid in vicTory. ln collecTing boTT'es Tor The Red Cross and' donaTing To all The oTher vicTory drives The Treshmen did Their parT. The Treshmen boys received recogniTion Tor a IOO per cenT buying oT war sTamps. The girls senT greeTing cards To The women in The CounTy l-lome To keep Them in good cheer. Room ZI7 had a war sTamp conTesT in which The WAAC s beaT The WAVES and were guesTs aT a ChrisTmas parTy given by The losers. All in all The Treshmen Took over Their new war duTies in a grand way. I Qc 4- s HAROLD HELLER Died March 5, I943 Though a goodly life halh buf a few days, yel ir halh a long memory. l-low +rue are lhese words spolcen of l-larold l-leller by rhe minisler of his churchl Allhough l-larold was in his lirsl year al l-larlwell School, he had made many friends and esrablished a repularion for his courlesy, cheerful- ness and generosily. Oyerllowing wi+h pep and vilalily, he was a good sludenl, a prospeclive foolball player, palrol leader in lhe Scouls, bugler for his Seoul lroop, an aclive member of lhe Young People's League in his church, a messenger in rhe Viclory Corps, and mosl of all, a friend To everyone. s Evans' pupils lcnil a Junior girls help in Vicfory Book Campaign for 'Phe soldiers. F .- 3 K ir ir VICTORY CORPS ORCANIZES FOR WAR EFFORT The VicTory Corps, a naTion-wide organizaTion, is new To our school This year. lTs purpose is To enable The pupils To Take an acTive parT in hasTening vicTory. Every pupil parTicipaTing in some acTiviTy or work useTul To The war eTTorT is eligible Tor membership. The scrap collecTion group under Mr. Evans and Alvin SmiTh has been successTul in salvaging much oT The old scrap oT The communiTy. Miss Noonan's arT classes have made many eTTecTive posTers showing The imporTance oT saving all arTicles which mighT help our counTry. A model airplane group direcTed by Mr. Moore and Julius Sparks has been doing a grand iob consTrucTing miniaTure planes To help our service men recognize The Types oT aircraTT. AbouT TwenTy-Tive girls are pre- paring Tor nursing emergencies in The home by aTTending weekly classes in home nursing. Several girls, headed by Pauline WhiTis, are busy caring Tor liTTle Tolks whose moThers are working in war planTs. The SaluTe sTaTT, headed by Doris I-lilleary, sends a monThly news bulleTin To The Tormer l-larTwell sTudenTs now in The service. OTher groups are in Training Tor TireTighTing under Lowell Hines, police aid under Jim Le Roy, deconTaminaTion under Ben SchaTer, demoliTion under Bill Kuhn, messen- gers under Jim Garrard and Teachers' aids under Maryhelen Manley. These groups, under The able direc- Tion oT Miss Gladys Kloak in and Mr. ArT Reisner, sTand ready Tor acTion if and when is Q The emergency arises. 458 be fs PosTers appeal To our paTrioTism. An' EP! A I I-Nil V! We help by saving scrap. 4 ' SAVE, SERVE Q STUDENT ASSEMBLIES TRAIN FOR LEADERSHIP From sludenr assemblies we learn rhe lundamenlals ol leadership. The slu- denls of our school are encouraged To ralce parr in lhese programs. By gaining 'rhis valuable experience we are beller equipped lo rake our place in a democraric governmenr. - diu- Lel Your Moderafion Be Known Lee Mounfain Climbing one easy lesson. Lois models evening dress in slyle show Dramaric reading of Lidice for PLA U. S. O. BRANCH OF VICTORY CORPS PRESENTS VARIETY SHOW The Varielry Show was planned, organized, and presenled by lhe U. S. O. branch of The Viclrory Corps, wilh Jrhe assislance of Miss Gladys Kloalc, Mrs. Lola Bruce Srnilh, and Mr. John Lewis. Using a U. S. O. enlerlainmenl cenler for Jrhe selling, lhis Jralenled group presenled a variery of slcils including a parriolic medley by lhe school band, songs by rhe Khaki Khorus, lap dancing speciallies, a roller slcaling novellry, vocal selecrions, and pranlcs and iolces of The black-laced comedians. Swee+hear+s. The grand finale. Parr of 'rhe Khalci Khorus. i ny Forev LA IN CLUBS JOIN JUN OR CLASSICAL LEAGUE IO 11.15255 I Nz. Is+ ROW J Meggmson K Bonfa R Bnerman B Lawhorn C Brockman S Wnlkms 2nd ROW E I-Iyslop V I-Ielmkamp J Breen R WueI'1e B GIenn N Carey L MosIey 3rd ROW S Roeffele M Baker S Auxuer P Whnhs M Browne D I-IouIscoH B IIIung W I-Ielwng 4+h ROW L Ruppel M Thompson G I-IoyIe D Terry NOT SHOWN R Moore N Brockman M Condry The LaTun Clubs under The sponsorshnp oT Miss Bernice BarTleTT have been successTul Thus year an creaTung nnTeresT IH The classncs They held meeTlngs once a monTh To sTudy The orugln oT Englnsh words The llves oT Tamous Romans and To learn oT The habnTs and cusToms oT The Roman people Specaal programs were planned Tor ValenTlne s Day ChrnsT mas The ldes oT March The anniversary oT Caesar s deaTh and EasTer These sessions consnsTed oT games LaT1n songs and reTreshmenTs The clubs are proud To be members oT The Junior Classncal League a naTuonal organuzahon Tormed To promoTe 1nTeresT an The classics X was SEATED D Slone M Adamson A Morgan J l-lauclc L KraT'zer G DeK1ng E Reynolds M Dralce J Damon STANDING J Breen V Lewallen A Dryman L Beller V Mullnnux J l-loTTman R RoTh A l-lolsTe V Adluns E Sharpe M SmnTh NOT SHOWN J l-lsxson E Weddle HI-Y PREPARES US FOR CIVIC DUTIES The I-IZY is a oar+ of Ihe na+ionaI organizafion soonsoreo I:,' 'he Y.IvI.C.A. for high sChooI s+uden+s. An obieof oi The Hi-Y program Is ro aooua?n+ high sohooI boys wiih God and Io deveIop in Them high s'andards o? Cnrisfian oharacrer and Cihzershio. The Senior I-Ii-Y Under Ihe guidance of Mr. Arrhur Grew oevded ifs rreerhgs io discussions of ourrenr ever's and irfernalionaI afiafrs. The cfub par+iC7oa'ed in We CoVeC'ion oi eoor's eooionne-nf for our war prisoners in foreign oounfries. The social aofivifies were 'nay and varies, inoiodrg a forrwnaI 'n iarion, Iafher and son nweefing, IacuI+y nigh? program, swirrnning parx, ano ieveraI SUCQQQIUI denies, The younger group oi boys Icnown as The Sophornore Hiff, under Ihe soonsorghip oI Mr, Arfhur I-IoI- Iisfer, pIanned Iheir own programs and parfioipafed in rnani, worIhwhiIe enoeavors oi The Senior I-Ii-Y. Senior HI-Y FIRST GROUP-Mr. Gray, C. DoyIe, G. Megginson C. Soranfon, L. Auferson. M. Preswron, R. CarroII, J Baker, C. Surfees, B Schaefer. SECOND GROUP-J. Le Roy, R. Wrede, J. Kim- mey, R. Por+er, R. Bafes, J. Wagner, R. Schu++e, O. Brewer. ophomore I'II-Y FIRST RCX'7fR. Bode, J Awerson E. SIohe, D. Hop Irina, B. Marourn fK.Yerger SECOND RCW-R. Moore W. Grossman. E. SIone D. Moore. TI-IIRD RCW!-6. Waldman E. Buokie, R. Sears, B Swidc, R. Slms, M. Dixon Y FIRST ROW-J, Le Roy, M. Adamson, R. McMahan, O. Megginson, O. Brewer. SECOND ROW-E. Wall, C. Moore, C. Kuderer, M. McCormick, A. Leienberger, W. Beach, L Gibson, B. Womack. TI-IIRD ROW-B. CanTer, J. Wagner, M. Manley, B. Love, C. Clark. ON STEPS, LeTT To RiqhT-D. Merkl, J. MaTThews, O. Brewer, S. Wilkins, R. I-Iopkins, B. Womack N. CarsTens, J. Baker, A. Simmerman. STANDING, LeTT To RighT-G. Megginson, M. McCormick, R. Speak, N. Wilson, C. SurTees. VIGILANTES PROMOTE SCHOOL SPIRIT The VigiIanTes, under The leadership oT Miss Kloak, were organized To acquainT The new sTudenTs wiTh The rules and cusToms oT The school. Early in The Tall, They conducTed an orienTaTion program Tor The newcomers. AT The end oT This period, The Treshman vioIaTors oT The rules were punished by being made To perTorm Tasks which evoked much IaughTer Trom The oThers. During These Troubled Times, The VigiIanTes have assumed addiTionaI duTies as leaders in The various branches oT The VicTory Corps. They sTand ready To aid in any worThy proiecT. . -ff' 5 W..-f--if s, ,I . .1 QM hw-.. ON STEPS, Lell lo Righl-D. Merkl, J. Mallhews, O. Brewer, S. Wilkins, R. Hopkins, B. Womack, N. Carslens, J. Baker, A. Simmerman. STANDING, Lell lo Righl-G. Megginson, M. McCormick, R. Speak, N. Wilson, C. Surlees. HONOR ROLL ENCOURAC-ES SCHOLARSHIP The Honor Club, originally composed ol sluclenls who allained high slan- dards ol scholarship and cilizenship, al presenl consisls only ol upper class sludenls who became members when lhe club was an aclive group. The Honor Roll now gives recognilion lo sludenls ol high scholarship ancl serves as an incenlive lo all lo improve lheir scholaslic slanding. HONOR ROLL - FIRST SEMESTER NO GRADE BELOW 95 Shirley Wilkins NO GRADE BELOW 90 Lowell Hines Janel Hauck Ann Herlel Belly Glenn Lorna Kralier Belly llling Belly Kohnle NO GRADE BELOW 85 Joan Mallhews Shirley Wilham Roy Speeg Wilma Ferrell Virginia Helmkamp Roberla Hopkins Belly Womack Owen Brewer Jean Herman Elma Hyslop Jean McClure Alvin Smilh Lois Huber mp It ART LEAGUE PRESENTS FLAG The ArT League has conTinued iTs work oT beauTiTying The building and pro- moTing The sTudenTs' appreciaTion oT arT. RepresenTaTives chosen Trorn The home rooms collecT dues Trorn The sTudenTs, and iT is from This Tund ThaT The league has purchased The various arTicles oT loeauTy Tor The school. The giTT This year was especially appropriaTe, Tor iT was The Tlag oT our counTry, which was presenTed To The school on ArmisTice Day. AnoTher paTrioTic proiecT oT The league was The invesTmenT in several hun- dred dollars' worTh oT War Bonds To be used aTTer The war Tor oTher arT Treasures. Besides iTs oTher duTies, The league repairs, rehangs, and recaTa- logues The picTures disTribuTed ThroughouT The building. Under Miss BarTleTT's guidance and assisTance, The ArT League has become one of The mosT acTive organizaTions in The school. LeTT To RighT-R. Kinner, C. Clark, A. l-flolsTe, Mr. Kizer, E. Sharpe, M. Drake, B. Havens, C. Roesner. NOT IN PICTURE-V. Helmlcamp. ef' fs N. it A gg! E, W4 ff T . fi CLARINETS - Jack Breen Virgil Spegal Shirley Vanhoolc Charloffe Krauss Doris Durham Joan llling Jean Fisher Shirley Auxier June Walden Edna Macon Ena Reynolds BASSES - James Garrard William l-lenzel SAXOPHONES - Teddy Grossman Franlc McBee CORNETS - Lewis Price Julius Sparks Van Ray Melvin Sfanley Mosier Roberl Smith TROMBONES - Roland Sabrowslny Kennelh Vanhoolc DRUMS- Dolores Uehlein Melba Benlz James Morris l-ligdon Roberls LIBRARIAN - Wanda Wilkerson HORNS - Jerry Wallxer Alberl Reis Peggy Sharpe BARITONE- Andy l-lauclc Alvin Smilh CYMBALS - Jean Sharpe 1- MUSIC MAINTAINS MORALE FIRST ROW-A LeIenberger, M. Thompson, A. Slephens, N. Wilson, C. Kuderer, N. Carey, M. Baker, R. Speak. SECOND ROW-R. Wiene, B. Myers, P. I-Iasse, I. Paul, E. I-IysIop, C. Krauss, B. Glenn, K. Brouswldc, D. I-IouIscoI+. 'II-IIRD ROW-S, Vanhook, D. Raines, M. McCormick, M. Wiseman, K. McBee, L. Krafzer. NOT SI-IOWN - L. Rupple, R. TacIceI'r. MUSIC DEPARTMENT IIKEEPS 'EM SINGING A CAPPELLA CHCIR The various musicaI organizahons under The guidance of Mr. John Lewis enioyed a busy and successful year by carrying ou+ The slogan keep 'em singing . The band parhcipafed in many acfivifies incIuding pep meefings, dedicafion of Ihe Ilag, Vicrory Corps programs, Chris+mas concerf, mins+reI show, and PTA. nigh+ meefing. SeveraI members of The HarIweII band aIso played in Ihe Cincinna+i All-Cify Band for Ihe Nafional Music Teachers' Convenfion in Cincinnafi. C-LEE CLUB During The year, The combined chorus presenTed programs oT sacred music in The various valley churches aT Their regular church services. AT a ChrisTmas assembly, The Boys' Glee Club gave an enTerTaining program Tea- Turing negro spiriTuals and oTher American TavoriTes. Also in December, The Girls' Glee Club enTerTained The l-larTwell Garden Club by singing a number oT popular classics. The program was quiTe inTormal. AT Mr. Lewis' suggesTion, some oT The Garden Club members saT wiTh The girls and ioined in The singing. Realizing The imporTance oT mainTaining morale especially during war Times. The music deparTmenT has endeavored To serve iTs school and communiTy. H ug. is 32 ANNUAL STAFF EVALUATES THINGS WORTH FIGHTING FOR In selecTing a Theme Tor The annual, The sTaTT TelT ThaT no more appropriaTe one Tor These sTirring Times could be chosen Than Things WorTh FighTing For . IT is TiTTing ThaT we realize deTiniTely The priceless heriTage which our counTry is sTruggling To keep. IT we have helped To awaken our readers To The inesTimable value oT governing ourselves, oT worshipping as we wish, oT obTaining a liberal educaTion, and oT living in peace and securiTy in our homes, our work will noT have been in vain. The members oT The sTaTF who have worked To accomplish This purpose are: Nancy Wilson-EdiTor Bill CanTer and Russell STaiger-- George Megginson-- Business Manager Boys' SporTs EdiTors RoberTa Hopkins -AssisTanT Business Manager Maryhelen Manley-Girls' SporTs EdiTor RUTH Speak- ATT EClIl'0 CIeTus Clark - FaculTy EdiTor 'gzohliml Bair- Subgcgmon MFXTBQBF MaTTie McCormick -Calendar EdiTor ar es oore an eorge egginson -- . . . Phowgraphers Arlnne RiTze-TypnsT FaculTy Advisors - Owen Brewer, BeTTy Womack and Jim Le Roy - Mrs. BarneTT - Business Advisor Class EdiTors Agnes Morgan and Charles SurTees- AcTiviTies EdiTors Mrs. Scheck- LiTerary Advisor Miss Noonan - ArT Advisor Much crediT goes To Ned Wilkins of The 8Th grade Tor his assisTance in phoTography. ,H-2' ir FIRST ROW-H. Scheve, R. McMahan, D. Shanks. L. Shanks, E. Budkie, A. I-Ielfman, J. Le Roy, R Porfer, R. Bode, J. Wagner, R. Wrede, R. Bafes. D. Moore, Manager. SECOND ROW-W. Swick, W. Cornn, R. Sims, A. Yerger, J. Hoffman, 6. WaIdman, W. Marcum L. Au+erson, W. I-Iarshbarger, G. Luiz, W. Grossman, E. Boone, Mr. Zimmermann. TI'-'IIRD ROW-I-I. I-IeIIer. R. Sears, R. Sfaiger, R. Peavley, E. Slone, L. Brown, E. Speak, M. Presfon L. Davis. NOT IN PICTURE-W. Canier. FOOTBALL DEVELOPES STRENGTH, STAMINA AND THE SPIRIT TO WIN I Tk . ' 'TI'-f X' , 3',Y A f I fsf Coach Zummermann I. ' ' 'I S 1 -. g, I Q .. hx J? f ' ,C f , . f S 2.9 X ' f ,, if 4f X ., f - i QLONI , . O- Qgaiix' Capf, idly' pods I O I -1 LETTER MEN L. Auferson L. Shanks D. Shanks E. Budlcne H. Scheve R. Bafes 'su' Gan n 5 5 , n ll I I I n 4 ,-nl 'll' 1 x , - 9 ' 0 I . ' R. Wrede 1 ' . W. Canfer R. Porfer i -5- gi. f's ' e V x J- Le ROY J. Wagner s 2. W. Swxck R. Bode A. Helfman R. MCMGI-,an 1 . ay Sepf. ovenimq The Sea Cn wma. S U i XxfJ'xTl'NTOw ' ax U i 0 Wd Q bXoCl':mq' rode' males 2 wade N C ij' W red Gd . q e afound cl r'iC3N en A. QOfTl xiar S Od. dl' H' 'fu Nil aqne' gal GRIDIRON The T-larTwell Warriors and Their new coach, Mr. Zimmerman, began The season wiTh a handicap oT only Tour Ie++er men and a group oT young, inexperienced players. They opened Their schedule oT eighT games wiTh a sTrong WiThrow Team which laTer became Class A ciTy champions. They sur- prised The Tigers by holding Them scoreless unTil The lasT minuTe oT play. The game ended in a 6-To-O moral vicTory Tor The hard-TighTing Warriors. An inspired NorTh College T-Till Team ouT- played The Warriors in The Tollowing game wiTh a I9-To-O vicTory. AT The hands oT The champion Loclcland Team, which, ended iTs season undeTeaTed, l-larTwell was seT down Through an aerial aTTaclc, I9-To-O. The l-larTwell eleven scored a Touchdown in The second halT oT The game wiTh CenTral l-ligh, Tying The score aT 7-To-7. This Tie laTer resulTed in anoTher Tie Tor second ,vhs Y ds '-af-'br -MSYN i REVIEW place in The Public l-ligh School League, Class B. The nexT clash wiTh OxTord Mc6uTTey Turned ouT To be The mosT Thrilling and besT- ToughT game oT The season. The all-imporT- anT exTra poinT aTTer The Touchdown proved To be The winning margin Tor GxTord Mc- GuTTey, The score being I4-To-I 3. l-larTwell's only vicTory oT The year came aT The expense oT The Wyoming Cowboys. This game also proved To be a Thriller wiTh a long baclcTield run and several successTul passes ThaT broughT l-larTwell ouT aT The long end oT The score - I2-To-6. The nexT valley game was played aT Read- ing, againsT The valley co-champions. l-lere, on a cold, muddy Tield, l-larTwell meT iTs worsT deTeaT oT The season, 29-To-O. ln The Warriors' Tinal game of The season, our boys were ouTclassed 25-To-O by a sTrong WalnuT T-lills Team TighTing To win The CiTy Class B championship. NOV' Ocf, 2 3 X C anis' 5 O'e-sfe P5 far-Her. . IAM, 45, OCT- 29 CCG '1 Fife I' receiv Ss pd S5 from Poffer, Qood for I4 Yds Nov, 6 rede Tdckyed by Hesse of Reading fo XC5 r H Yards. nie' Ground ,eff e 'Yo' J. Wagner- Capl., R. Porler, W. Can+er, J. Le Roy, Mr. Zimmermann, M. Preslon, R. Wrede, O. Brewer TOUGH SEASON FOR BASKETBALL TEAM Wilh conlinued hope and unclaunled spiril, l-lar+well's baslcelball leam wenl llwrouglw The season slruggling for viclories, buf, due +o llne lack of suflicienl reserves, losl all bul Two games. However, The members of llue leam gained in slcill, coordinalion, and sporlsmanslwip. J Wagner - Capf. .JIIII ff P. X' A X I N ii it ' . l I SCORES We O. M. I. ........,............. 2I Cen+raI ...,.. 30 S+. Bernard ... ... 24 Walnuf Hills .. ... 29 N. C. H. .... 29 Lockland ..... I9 Greenhills .... I8 Wyoming .... 23 O. M. I. ..... S2 Reading ... . .. 34 Lockland ....IB N. C. H. ., ... 30 Cenfral .... 3I Sf, Bernard I7 Wyoming .... .. . 36 Reading ..,... 30 Tournamenf ... ... 25 They 22 22 33 30 34 35 20 36 20 38 3b 32 36 23 55 53 40 Meds 'Fr .IMI I 05' e'-Ne I' FIRST ROW llfneelingl --W. Marcum, W. Swiclc, L. AuTerson-Capt, J. l-loTTman, A. Yerger. SECOND ROW lSTandingl-Mr. Zimmerman- Coach, R. Zous, J. AuTerson, R. Sims, G. Waldman, D. Moore, W. Grossman. RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM The Reserve Basl4eTball Team, displaying a TasT oTTense in The early parT of The season, buclceTed a number oT vicTories on The hardwood Tloor. However, This winning combinaTion was brolcen in mid-season because oT The varsiTy's need Tor reserves. NexT year These boys should be The nucleus Tor a sTrong T HARTwELL's sEcoND . gf YEAR orsowursic gf -Q14 The bowling Team oT This year was co varsiTy Team. Q V- prised oT six men who had no previou T 73'3fg Team experience. Their showing i sl o 'Z' fs ', A , The regular league schedule, ho C. Scranwn ever, was Tairly good, and baclce R- Sfaiger R' Shme by Coach Reisner, They won Thre R. Cool: W. l-larshbarger games and IOST Slx' R. Speeg - CapT. K ELIN6 C Sc T CapT. STANDING R Th R. STaiger, A. T-Tauck, L. Hines, O. Brewer. VOLLEYBALL TEAM CAPTURES CHAMPICNSHIP On November 6 The T-larTwell Volleyball Team won The ciTy championship in an eliminaTion series played aT WalnuT l-lills l-Tigh School. Teams Trom The six public high schools enTered The conTesT. Our boys, wiTh Tour To six years' ex- perience acquired under The able leadership oT Coach Reisner, de- TeaTed XXfiThrow Twice, enabling Them To go To The Tinals againsT Woodward. The excellenT deTense and alerT ball handling oT our players proved Too much Tor The Wood- ward Team and brouqhT l-larTweIl iTs second volleyball championship in Three years. C h Reisner calls a Toul MARATHON VICTORS This year Coach Reisner's speed- sTers have goTTen oTT To a flying sTarT. ATTer coasTing To TourTh place in The Greenville meeT, The Warriors shiTTed inTo high and won The cele- braTed K. of C. rneeT Tor The TourTh sTraighT year. In This rneeT, Two records were shaTTered. Chuck ScranTon vaulTed To a new heighT oT IO' il O and CapTain Bill CanTer dashed olll The 220 yard low hurdles In a record breaking clip oT 274 seconds The Warrior Team which is one of The besT in years shows promise oT compleTing a brllllanT season l Record breaker Bll clears Them cose 2 Lo ell The blond bombshell ready To explode 3 Dynamc Dck ready To puf The shof 4 J m flying hgh Senior Track Team STANDING Coach Reisner C Clarlc J Le Roy O Brewer, J. Bierman FOREGROUND Capr W Canrer F Gleeson J Sparks L. I-lines. 43 MEETS Greenville ...... April I6 I-Iarrwell four'rI'1 wn+I1 29 poinrs Kmghfs of Columbus .,.,.,.. May I poinfs ........May8 May I8 and I9 May 2I and 22 ......Iv1ay 25 May 28 and 29 CDN WE C-0 TO VICTORY The responssbulnhes 'rhal American women have assumed require s'rreng'rh and endurance Girls sporls bunld healfh and endurance 'ro cope wnh The rrgors of war The fair play encouraged an spor'rs enables us 'ro work harmoniously wnlh ofhers. Characler developed Through pleasanr and cooperalive associafion wifh olher girls is of paramounl imporrance un mainlaining a sound cilizenry. .-fi V af V X g Q fi g . . . . GAA BOARD HAS BUSY YEAR T e 43 GAA b ard compo ed of ofhcers elecred by +h glrls l d m ag by fhe supervusors and orhcers lceplr GAA achvmes on lhelr 1' plan ng lhe Tue day a ursday worlcouls and so al rfalrs The glrls enloyed elax g n a ' as r yearly ba punch dance where lhey feafured records dancung and :ce cream ano rhe soc al evenl of 'rhe year The Hu Y GAA dance Under The dnrechon of rhe managers The gurls developed s+reng+h and slcnll nn rhe bug Tour achvuhes hoclcey volleyball baslnelball and baseball Hrlclng volleyball fennns badmnnron swlmmvng bowllng archery and horseshoes added much 'ro lhe bunldung up prolecl' Play days showed lhe resull of frannxng hard worlc and sprrnl for we came our lop an al caly meels Bul' The achvnfy of whlch GAA of 43 us mosf proud s lhe Valley Play Day lhe hrsl ever held ar Harlwell We nnvrfed The Loclcland Readnng and Vfyommg gurls fo play baskelball and 'Ive lo recordungs Eorrhe occasion we redecoraled fhe l clcer room even lo The exlenf of paunhng fhe benches a brnlluanf orange and blaclc Everyone vored lhe occasnon a greaf success SS. 5 2 . 'sa -' FIRST ROW A McGuFfey, M Evans, J Ma'r+hews, M Manley, presxdenf A Morgan J Hauclc, recordnng secrefary, R Hoplcuns, J Herman SECOND ROW D Merlcl, A Morgan, V Zuns, D Hubbard, vvce presudenl R Spealc, correspondung secrefary, Mrs Gregg, durecfor NOT SHOWN A Leuenberger, 'rreasurer O U I h ' . , . o , s N r e ' of rhe schoo an ,an ers aooo'r'ed ' ' , . . . ' ' l' oesl' by nf , sl 1 nd Th T ' cl ar. ' . ' ' ' r En ln such c,lv7'?es he - ' lee sale, where fhey fried rheir hand al selling as well as balclng calces, cookies and orher Vgoodlesm' fhe - ' ' , , ' ' , on ' l lhe Il ll 1 . v I l . , o l l . l, T: T ACTIVE GIRLS EARN H'S The I-I-Club is made up of Ihose girls who have reached The second slep in G.A.A.'s ladder of achievemenl. The members have each earned a Ihousand poinls in Ihe various sporls presenled under G.A.A. Allhough Ihe club performs no aclive dulies, il is a privilege Io belong, for il indicales Ihe inleresl and erforl pul forlh by ils members in sporl aclivilies. Mermaids Swing and sway Ihe modern way STANDING- M. Evans, I B. Womack, W. Mccormiclc R. Speak, A. Mcfiiuhfey, A. Leierberger M. Manley. SEATED- R. I-loplcins 'Imp .v 1. G5 M Q Lf, K gsm MISS ALICE MARTING Afler being wilhouf a regular gym 'Ieacher for almosl a monlh, we were very happy when Miss Mar- fing came Io I-Iarlwell Io 'falce over girls' sporls. An enlhusiasl of mod- ern dancing. she has inspired us Io add Ihaf arf 'ro our olher sporls. Slinging scrap wie' gg gg au ' X Q 51 .. 0 2, - HOCKEY OPENS THE SEASON l FlRST ROW-M. Evans, B.Womack, R. Speak, - J. Boone, A. Morgan, P. Hasse. .14 ,V 5.2 9- STANDING--Mrs. Gregg, M. Baker, A. Leien berger, D. Merkl, M. Manley, W. Porfer A. McGuffey, C. Krauss, J. l-lauck, R Hopkins. This year was a super season for +he l-lar+well hockey reams. The girls worked hard and long under fhe managemenf of Bobby Hopkins and lhe supervision of Mrs. M. Gregg and Mrs. F. Dondero. The full responsibilily of keeping schedules for inlramural and class games, caring for fhe equipmenl and field, and 'rhe picking of honorary 'reams was underlaken by fhese fhree leaders. ln spife of bad wealher, our manager and supervisors kepl lhe hockey schedule in lhe groove . The cooperalion, skill, and spirif +he girls developed in weeks of hard pracfice on fhe field was shown on November 7'l'h af fhe annual play day, when' Har+well's Two big +eams became 'rhe hockey champs of 'rhe public schools of Cincinnafi. 'S' One poinl' xc J Bullylsl N-su ff Bull's Eye A Ringer Looking for 'rhe Birdie FIRST CIRCLE-A. Mc G-uTTey, B. Womack M. Evans, J. McClure D. Merlcl, A. Leien A berger, R. Speak, J Caslcey. SECOND CIRCLE - R Hoplcins, M. Manley J. Hauck, A. Morgan W. PorTer, M. Hille ary, D. Hubbard, A Morgan, P. Hasse, C Krauss. , i' luhqlll VOLLEYBALL, OUR MOST POPULAR SPORT Since volleyball is one OT The mosT popular sporTs ThaT G.A.A. oTTers, There was a number oT players Trom each class To sTar in The games. AlThough Mrs. Gregg, our physical educaTion insTrucTor, leTT school in The middle oT The busy season, Mrs. Dondero and Jean Herman, The manager, carried on very ably in direcTing The inTramural and class games and choos- ing The honorary Team. All The games were ToughT hard, especially The class games, which always bring ouT a loT oT keen spiriT. The seniors came ouT on Top, winning all Their games excepT one, which They Tied wiTh The Treshmen. AT The ciTy play-day, The Teams which represenTed HarTwell won boTh oT Their games, Taking The ciTy volleyball crown. FIRST ROW - A. Mc GuTley. V. T-lelmkannp, A. Leienberger, A Morgan, W. RorTer. SECOND ROW - J McClure, D. Merlcl M. Evans, B. Womack J. l-lauclc. mmm Row- R. Hap lcins, C. Krauss, R Speak, D. Hubbard. M. Manley. BASKETBALL CHAMPS Under The managernem OT AlTa McGuTley, The baslceTball Teams enioyed a successful season. ATTer sTeady and sTrenuous pracTice, They earned Their reward by winning The ciTy championship. On March The TiTTh, They iourneyed To WalnuT l-lills where They won all OT Their games excepT one, which They Tied. 1 1 1 D BeTTy side-sTeps her guard. T C-A-A-f...-,,hQ ' Q ' J, ml 9. -3 :'g--, . ' , , fgzgih 2, 4,,- L V 'I f 4 Q . - S s CIRCLE- R. Hopkins, A. Morgan, A. Mcfivufley, A. Leienberger, J. Boone, J. Caskey, A. Morgan, R. Speak. NOT SHOWN-J. l-lauck, M. l-lilleary, D. l-lilleary, V. Zins. AMERICA'S FAVORITE GAME Wilh Jrlwe coming of sunny skies and warm breezes, G.A.A. moved oufside To lake up baseball. Since 'rlwe baseball season is iusl gelling under way as The Warrior goes 'ro press, li++le can be reporled on This sporl. Neverllweless, +l1e inleresf already shown under Agnes Morgan's direclion predicls a suc- cessful season for America's favorile sporl. Before Affer Wbere's The nel? Solifude WE ENJOY LIFE, LIBERTY AND THE PURSUIT CDF HAPPINESS ir t ir 1'-.4 I 1 I . 3 DECEMBER Lonnie helps Uncle Sam deliver mail during +l1e Clwrisfmas rush. Unique juniors 'rlwouglif 'rlwis up by 'rlwemselves as decorafions for Their barn dance. Ka+ie en+erfains af lhe Clwrisfmas assembly. Deef , Joan, and Ann pack Clwrisfmas foys made by manual lraining and household arfs deparfmenfs. Old Man Winfer sfarfs iunior girls shivering. Our Powers' Girls model af flue s+yle show given by Simplicily Pa++ern Company. 5, 6 X 5 f' - LQP' , R f' f lf , . ' l. Fo winler campus. JANUARY ur lirfle snow biros lwklering on our mid- Q i A -25 I si -,- 2. 2, l-lurralwl Painlers doc+or our lwalls. Freedom Fling . if X5 3. Decoralors gel a 'ibrain s+orm for senior dance 'R I X X- Y 4. Will he malce il? Baslcerball season opens. ll 4. 5. Now, can you do il, Belly? A mounlain climber +ells us lwow il s done. 6. Lois,wal:h1,our experiment nol us. 7. Charlie and Ray. our lwo war planl workers, off duly. FEBRUARY v. Bow Ga-sf:-ef Bow -Lows arc -,.,K. N V. v,.,,. ,W 2. Hoe gc? a foucb of Texas Av foe Varley Svow. 3. Ar? Cfa5seS play Sf, VGWQVYEVYE: IC' nop if We service. 4, How much canwed goods oo you have-7' Mn Gray Hefps Issue ra+ion books. 5 OW-iaqan, ofqicial ammuai phofoqrarzher, backs ouf of We picfure. Khaki Kanfeerf' enferfains old folks ef We Coun+y Home. The band plays for Varue+y Show. 4 I. Lunch 'rime and Marilyn has had foo much ice CFSBYTL 2. l-lar+well proudly flies +he Red Cross 3. Look out Harpo, +here's dir'ry work afoot 5. MARCH 4' Rehearsal for our Junior Town Meefing of The Air. Ar+ our of school -Miss Noonan chefs wilh promising arf siudenf. Maryanna and Janet whose fooiball swealers are you wearing? Charlie and Jim wi+h fime on +heir hands. Lonnie and Alice demonsfrafe Their delinilion of nighl' worlr. Professors Yerger and Bruce. 6 4 41 Q e If'1U+9 L! f Goon boys .-' V Annual siaizf, a branch of ine W.P.A. fWe Poke Fred' Jim and Remy' A P R I I. Mdviahan, Esquire - Easier Sunday. Alongj. worksf?j during Easier vacaiion. Models af Spring Fashion Show. Track Season opens-Yerger gefs off 'ro bad s+ar+. Freshman qirls mtv n'-M have Jam session. 'l O THE HARTWELL PARENT TEAFHER ASSOCIATION Class of 1943 f h 1943 W ' ' ,4 the is grateful for its generous financial support e arri0r . FOT0 LITH Inc 1 38 West McM1cken Avenue CINCINNATI OHIO BUSY 9 More Than Ever Before' YVar IS on the mres and gettmq the message through 1 a tremendous responslblllty Here hlttmg the llne by bemq everlastmgly on the job to see thit Innes 'are ax euhble and xsorkmq to be serxmg the U S A The Clnelnnatl and Suburban Bell Telephone Company ff? E9 I I 9 O U U l I ' . . . L ' R K 'S Q. .. , , ,R . . . ,, V . G ' . H 1 l ' L ' Vs. c 4 ' 'l K where needed most, that connections are made quickly. Wc're proud . I I ,.......m C, , . Gen ,JJ xl, K sq, Steady Savmg Today a Flnanclal Problem Tomorrow The Homestead Savlngs Sr Loan Co 116 HARTWELL Ava HARTWELL PHARMACY The Corner Drug Store PRESCRIPTIONS DRUGS SODAS S W C r Woodb Pho e VAlley 9643 WELLING S JEWELERS L 0 C K L A N D J. v SEILI-:R NEW and USED BIKES 7207 V1ne Street Carthage, Ohxo LIL S HOME STORE Ready to YVear Dry Goods and lNot1ons 123 Hartwell Ave VA 5791 POINT GROCERY and FILLING STATION 8009 Anthony Wayne Herlf Jones Co Makers of HARTWELL SENIOR RINGS 1407 1419 North Capltol Ave INDIANAPOLIS IND J R BRUCE, Inc LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER and BUILDER 19 Sheehan Ave X Alley 4000 A 9 0 f'- U -S A 'iw Y- J 1 ' U . V TY ff- ITT- V I O I Will Solve Many e 0 , . . . o . ine and Hartwell Aves. n . 9 ' . . FRENCH BAUER ICE CREAM vor UE THEAILR A DCIICIOUS Nutrltlous F 00 CARTHAGE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE JI d 73 9 CARTHAGE 1' H hy wi lk HOLLMANN BROS DAIRY WHFN IN NEED OF PURE DAIRY PRODUCT? Phone VAlley 2322 - Groceries - Meats - Ye- gables 101 Parkway Avcnuv YAIICY 4253 CImnpIi1m'11ts of thc- 4 ' 1 4 81314 Vim- Sl. Y.-X. 3014 6' h an Fairpark YA. 5- 'Q G You , ' 'f ' Ct Q ' S Bet y 'V Om? f O YVc'rc . O ur V A i Galt I , U if , Today ' A V P s g ' . W wi 0 , K HPNRX NIEXFR 8. SONS Phone Y Xllcy 0728 cn PLRI YNHOLFSONIF MILK XN11C'I1lt STIIIICIIJCTI Harm 011 studcntx choosc BLUE BIHD P11-IS Sf THE BOLLFS SPORTING GOODS CO RUSSELL BFALTX SHOPPP 204 D ST IING XSPICIXIIX X X11 XLL OLR PXTRUNS KNIT IRIINIJS Hartwell Hfardwue fo J. A J 7 LN A -LN . . . F ' . . . 2 , Y 1 1 A I 2 1 ' umm Strvvt 7 ' 1. ' , 1 1 4 Y..' ---1. il.- ' V 'X I -1 1 -' ' Locklund fy 21113- 1 'BEST WISHES 'ro from thc BE.' WISIIHS Y Y . N 1 L f A 0 to thc CL.-XSS OF '-115 from 121 IILl!'INN'l'11 Avvnuc YA11cy 1125- BEST WISHES THE NEW VALLEY PHARMACY 119 HARTWELL AVE VAlley 9805 PARKS SHOE STORE ThH fG h X yFttg dP VALLEY AUTOMOTIVE PARTS PARTS f ALL CARS h Sh e CARTHAGE MT WASHINGTON OAKLEY HARTWELL 5 81 106 STORE ty St c 84 V S McKEE S CAFE The home of good food 117 HARTWELL AVE LEWIS HOSPITAL DR G T LEWIS DR G c LEWIS Vetcrmarlans 7121 P dd k R VAII y 1101 MEET MY SPECIALIZED NURSES DICK BODE BOB SIMS d NAVY BOB HATTER W y .Jlcur ICE CREAM 419423W twy ml gA LOCKLAND A L SCHUCHARDT VAl1y 7 e ome o ood S oes -Ra' i in from , H 6013 X mc St. Elmwoo IMC or Mac inc op S rvicc I W f?W'7' Al Your Varie or 1 22 inc t. 9 - Cl - es o 'n ve. a oc oad e an . . 6 , H 91 EDWARDQIEEKERLE Watchmaker and eweler 6104 V e St cet ELMWOOD PLACE VAlley 0771 SCHIFFS SHOE STORE 6016 Y' S et ' d P c X COMPLINIENTS OF PROGRESS Launderers 84 Dry Cleaners C All y 2928 X All y 2929 DAVIS DAIRY BAR 8444 V ne St HEINRY THIELMEX ER COAL CO XIII dll 1 X BARGAIN HOL RS d d 0 6 MOR UCE 8466 V C IGLER S PRESCRIPTIOINS HOME MADE ICE CREANI x A xc, 2613 9 1ne tre Elmwoo la e in f Vine and De amp 'A 0 c . i . Y 7 , , . .I 9 Coal, Coke and Bulldlllg Nlzltermls At 300 ,' 211 Q St, ElITlwOO l21CC D TORF ELMWOOD THEATER R U G S 1 6 09 'ine Street f T W- 10,4 an QW Hartwell students Mon ay thru Friday - 6:3 - 7:00 will serve you, S day - 1:30 - :00 l ine incinnati Y I , - BRANT S SALES ST ORF 6018 X me Street EI MXN OOD PI ACE H F KRAUSS 8437 X me St VA 9133 Sim! for D XD A T 4 A W Menus wean IUINEITIIIT T win CI OTHIINC HATS I l RNISHINC S BENHAM S MEATS GEO J MEYERS X A 9737 GROCERIES FRUITS and VEGETABLES 129 Hartwell Avenue VA 9717 127 Harwell Ave I' he new COUNTRY KITCHE lS at Vme 8. Paddock Road Hamburgers our Spcexalty Open All Nxght VALLEY WELDING WORKS CARLSON HARDWARE 8. YN HEEL ALIGNMEINT FRAMES ind AXLES STRAICHTENED 109 111 5 WWW AVC LOCEI AND X xuu 007, 0016 X A115-X 1209 10 Compton Ro rd X ISIT OLR NEW GIFT DEP XRTNTENT CONIPI INIFN FS OI IIIF SR. H I-Y , N J , A Rvllzxlule . '- 1- 1' ..-XD L ' . 4 J .... z. 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