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

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CHARLOTTE CASTERLINE- Charlie Happy am I, from care I'm freeg Why aren't they all contented me? . KAPATHA BALLENGER- Pat She was a phantom of delight When first she gleamed upon my sight. HATTIE WILLIAMS- Giggles A merry heart maketh a cheerful 'I H countenance. MADELINE NELSON- Leafy. 'fHer ways are ways of pleasantnessf' ' fferm SEQ. my . L egg A like QGILBERT SWAIM- Gib. 'This noble lad is led by a Woman's gentle Words. KERMIT FRAZEE- Kermie. f'Oh! If the thing is over I will be get- ting rest. JWILLIAM ANDERSON- Bill, His motto is, A'Rest iirst and then Work. GARRETT DEE- Attic . 'tHe hopes for the best, gets ready for the worst, and then takes what God sends.

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SARA WORLEY- Sara K. The less we think the more we talk. BURL KESSLER-- Bur1ie. Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. RAYMOND KASTETTER- Deacon She is mine owng And I as rich in hav- ing such a jewel as twenty seas, if all their sand were pearl. ELIZABETH HAYNES-'fLiz. An intense hour will do more than dreamy years. FRANK WORLEY- Monk, RALPH MOORE- Sam, 'Tm more an antique Roman than 'The glass of fashion and the a Dane. mould of form. Why Do We Love Our Teachers? When a few prominent Seniors were asked this question, many and varied were the answers received. Among the best reasons sug- gested we group the following: 1. Lois Telle- I could love anything! 2. Mabel Fee- I am a Christian. 3. Gilbert Swaim- Our intellects have so much in common. 4. Jack McClintic-- I have to get my grades somehow. 5. Vivian Noble-HI feel so sorry for them,-poor dearsf' 6. Hattie Williams- They know such good looking boys! 7. Sarah and Elizabeth- They're so free in spending their jack. 8. Garrett Dee- I could not hurt them by despising them-out- wardlyf' A 9. Bill Diehl- Greater love hath no man-but I dunno whyf' 10. Lawrence Schmidt- What is given to me, I return in full measure -and God is good!!!