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

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Junior Bennett and Merrill Hendricks leave their ability to play hookey for a few semesters to any one who thinks he can stand the gap. Bill Pettit shifts his title, The Star Pumpkin Tosser of l-1. C. H. S., to Kenneth Townsend. Charles 1'iubbard leaves his unchallenged record of .001 minutes for the ten-yard dash to Webster Peck. Charles tells us that after he made his last record shattering feat, his blood pressure was only up to 110 volts. Vevel Braner bestows her defiant attitude and stubbornness of will iand sometimes won'tJ to June Dennison. Edith Hendricks and Anna Wentz bequeath to Helen Gardiner and Ruth Snell those ever-ready smiles and their love for work. Lawrence Pace bestows upon Clyde Sussman the results of his recent research and study ot character. Lawrence uses underclassmen as sub- jects for this work. Hilda McGary and Mary Townsend have decided not to leave anything to anybody in any way, whatever. William Sutton leaves to George Sparks his magnificent sense of humor and his hearty laugh. Dorothy Overmyer does hereby will her commendable records made in H. C. H. S., to whoever may be in want of such honor. Robert Ballenger leaves his all around sportsmanship habits and his manly stature to Red Dorton and John Pursley. Lena Racei and Uttyce Johnson bequeath their unexpressed emotions unto Marie Smith and Delores Claytor. Jim Willman wills his complete library on salesmanship and leadership to Shirley Hughes and Sam Cooper. Twilla Ault, Cledith Quillen and Dorothy Ratlif do bestow upon all of you their lasting atlection for teachers and unquestionable friendship. Chester Russell will will unto Will Larmore his latest volume of essays on Will Power. Lydia Smith donates her precautions habits to Dorothy Loney. Mariellen Hughes and Lydia Reasoner manifest their art of talking a solo iso low you can't hear themb upon Betty Hill. Burtney Smith wills unto Vernon McMaken his ability to make 75 in three out of four subjects as regularly as fish lay goose eggs. A Dorothy Landon and Margaret Brown will to Mildred Dickey and Mabel McClintic a Five Minute Course on How to Milk Cows. Mary Ellen Gilbert and Edna Elwood bestow upon the student body the art of working conscientiously in each and every assembly without necessary conversation. Ralph James, Paul Clamme, Blaine Waite and Ralph Wilson leave their love for school days to the teachers of H. C. H. S. Eugene Scott leaves to some studious youngster his position as Chief- of-Police of Millgrove. Elizabeth Everett leaves her formula for making milk shakes to Libby Dee. Julia Worley and Ruth Andrews leave their candy stand to any one who doesn't have a sweet tooth. We, the authors, donate a job to anyone who is dumb enough to try this next year. IVAN SMITH, FRED SUTTON.

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