Hartford City High School - Retro Yearbook (Hartford City, IN)

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Zo 0660 HELEN SHELDON Music Morrey Conservatory of Music Wallace Conservatory of Music Ball Teachers College L. DALLASPALBRIGHT PHYSIOLOGY AND GEOGRAPHY ' Ball Teachers College A. B. Taylor University MARY MARGARET LYTLE PHYSICAL TRAINING AND PHYSIOLOGY Northwestern University DePauw University Normal College of the American Gymnastic Union GEORGE W. BROWN MATHEMATICS Marion Normal Valparaiso College Ball Teachers College DONNA MARIE FURNEY ENGLISH Teachers' College of Indianapolis ,F Valparaiso University I A. B. Indiana University , I ' - gg. . R A- Y P sp,

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7-1 k . Fo Q60- MR. KELSAY The ones who work are the ones who win. Mr. Kelsay has truly won the sincere regard of all Hartford High School by his effortsg especially has he called for the utmost esteem of the graduating class in whose interests he has. taken an active part. Mr. Kelsay came here from the Hammond schools six years ago and since that time has served as principal of the high school. MR. TELLE The term a good fellow doesn't always apply to the young and frivolous alone. Mr. Telle has business ability plus good fellowship, a combination which warms the heart of all mankind. As superintendnet for the last six years, he has done much toward improving the spirit of the school by his earnest co-operation in all affairs centering in and around the school-city. , S HE efliciency of the Hartford City school system is recognized by its accredited rating-due, in chief, to the able administration of Mr. Kelsay and Mr. Telle, whose constant aims have been united in the common cause of services Each has given liberally of his time and energy, striving to raise the standard of the schools, con- tributing his support to work that was of benefit to the school system and student body as a whole. Hartford City's school system has no peer in the state, among those of its size. The curriculum is of the highest type and the student product of the school is sufficient to warrant the gratitude of the public in further advancing the system. The city school board is likewise to be congratulated upon its spirit of co-operation. They have counseled with the two school executives and consented willingly to projects for the betterment of the school. The Senior class has but words of praise for such able administration and sees in the future, further successes in the school city. R 425 . .1 'ix ' of if E ' N 'N' l 5' Q X up H I P' 9' 'Q

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FQ SSQ I TRELLA BORDEN . HISTORY Indiana State Normal CLAUDE B. TURLEY HISTORY AND CIVICS A. B. Indiana Central DONALD V. HOL WERDA AGRICULTURE AND PHYSICAL TRAINING B. S. Purdue University EDITH CHALFANT ENGLISH AND MATHEMATICS Indiana Library School Ball Teachers College HELEN PEARSON MATHEMATICS A. B. Indiana University HELEN M. MASTERS LATIN A. B. DePauw University University of Cincinnati 'tc' 5' Xa- k H I ' ' '1 '1