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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1933 volume:

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Her cheery disposition, ready smile, and spirit of helpfulness, have won her a host of friends in the student body. 'ln VF Board of Education 'Kiki 'C ll K W . .1., .21 L if f ' .i ve i qijfllf .5 QKAQW' P 'I il 5 xxx ' X 4595? i x .v -5 fi5 2i1 ' -V 'f 457:51 1 war. 1 MR, ELZEY MR, CRIMMEL MR. WILLNLAN ' 'ff ali' Mr. Elzey, Mr. Crimmel, and Mr. Willman have guided the school through another iiliig , successiul year. 'I'hey have patiently served the school in a most efficient manner. fl 'Um 'I' , - is i I The school was deeply grieved in March by the death of Dr. T. C. Dodds, who g gi is ,N had served on the Board of Education for the past seven years. seg-EEA rl K PPA , ' . 4 ' N 63 1-yf. a':.':f X 1 'K fill, 4--.J-3,1 , i 1 :wg l ri' fe ...Nm ' 'gvixe ' 4 - a,.fafs'eE'f:if':.z-iasawife-L- '3Xa ll A l 6,-A-. 5?-51-g,Qi41:2'jf1'+-15-Y-l' f ':l.r,.'- -if W? 1 19--RETRO xtf .Hi i f -. :, :Tw 'f ffffl M-7.-. ---. .,,...........,--- - - . . Ffa.-ga.l.,, ,V lil 45 fw- E? li ,vn- '59 -33 DONNA MARIE FURNEY English Indiana University, A. B. Tea'-hers College of Indianapolis JOSEPH WVAGNER History, Economics. Civics Manchester College. A. B. University of NVisc-onsin University of Chicago MRS. ROBERT WILLIAMSON Shorthand. Typing Gregg School University of NVisconsin Ball State Teachers College. B. S. in Commerce GEORGE TELLE Matlienmtics, Physics, Physical Geography Indiana University Chicago University, Al. B. .ff Yi' ' f Lf Afbvbf . l' DELIGHT MQGEATH English YXIQFKPFII College for Xvomen. A. B. rf 'G 'fy ff? LAYVREYCE MYERS ,V if H . . . U ., IYIKIUSIFIZII Arts NSx,,4,, I Ball State Teachers College 'ggr l I , 137 IQ MILDRED BAXTER .. V If 1119! Commercial 4 7- Northwestern University, B. S. ' H! Indiana University I' 2-. f, H .V guy In Q I . 3171611 . lr it -IL7 , 6'-R. WILLIAM ELY -I , M0 Chemistry, General Science, ' X 'I Agriculture Purdue University, B. S. ' North Dakota Agricultural ! e ha 1 College J' ' .3 f . HELEN PEARSON fafiylie 'bfi Mathematics E1 Indiana University, M. A. lg V ,gm ig, ' JE w U ' - ' ,L M , , I . l . , .V J iw' Lui' l ll S kr. i 1 PS5 f 'K 1 Y . ' fggia , . , 5 ll'i.-- -sie. f ' - I ' sti rs- . 659' f ..l.., 'N -1- Lua i wie? ff . 1 . .'- -ff. ffitfslf--1-. 439 , MS-U Ii, J, . ,. 19- SHURLEIGH V. HARTER Latin Mathematics Indiana Lfniversity, A. B. University of Chicago Ann Arbor FLOYD YVARNER History English Indiana State Teachers College, B. S. MARTHA TAYLOR Latin English Earlham College, A. B. GEORGE V. BROXVN Mathematics Valparaiso University Terre Haute State Normal Ball State Teftchers College TR LA Y, BORDEN History Civics Assistant Principal Teachers College of Indianapolis i Ball State Teachers College YVILLIAM MODLIN Geography Mathematics Indiana State Teachers College Indiana University RUTH COLE English Indiana University, A. B. University of California Ball State Teachers College COLON PARKS Biology Ball State Teachers Crllege Indiana Central College RUTH E EY l X . n Co lege or WX n, B RETRO ,,,,,.,...,., an-Q af .nv- i 1 5 1 i i i Q i V r i ii. iq gli?-'f' ill? ri iii Q ' .ii ii ' we 1 ii L 1 V' Ira I i Q , , Q' . 'VZ I if rl 51: ol ,,f' X f . A 'lx I V' :ri N -i'5.' 1 4 f' X f 1 .-: i'Ii5ii2Qii1 ' X' 'f' A- i xi A v it 9 .29-.nf 'V' I Wi L Lf i iii? H51 1' u if ? ' li k g i' ff 'i - . - a., , ,,,., ,a ':-1e '1-- - 'i' of -ag? B A 7 . 1 sl. 4: 'limi N' 3-',i. 5' 'Q-Eff' ll 3' QQX , ml, gilt? W. --:fs f, :, , . F'-14 F.QPi? 'H' . 1 cv .. -.Epi - .- ' '!'Pj:1.j':g' ' HJ'-.. f s lift 3 ' l:1?'f,:'f. f --f 59:2 . Hs . - -'fe 2 fl 'if A6 19- ,FR ,J ,.f ,1- 4 -Q I wa Vg -S 9, 9, v , '- l Z EEK l qxlllil ' ,KW D 12- Af ! J I ,. f ' lfixuy lib du-'L 4 gl' l'. ,l' Q ' A ll Y 5:9 I '. ?l li, , ,6:,b5:' if l N! D-R ....... --RETRO -an' --33 PAUL CLY Physical Education Health Geography Dall State TE-at-he-rs College, B. S, LTJLL' HAHN English Grammar Marion Normal Fall Slate Teachers Colle MA RY GREENE Biology General Science English Inlliana University 9 Dall Slate Teachers Cfmlloge ESTHEH NESBIT Music Illinois XVesleyan I'nix'vgrsity, B. M. E. G H LEE XVALKER Home Economics Infliana Central Cnllege, IE. S. ESTHER KELLY Physical Education Health Ball State Teachers College. B. S. MARY K. HUMPHREY Art John Herron Art Institutey B. A. E. LELA LEXVIS Clerk CLYDE LUCAS Band 1'-If T5 'A 5 ' 2- X, l:'MN Al,ggEe1f ' 'uf .Qx -:H If 'f - if - 1?? i.l-E f -- ,L ,pe-auf-V , fm? ni, 1-1 ' .mp QNX , fx. 24-X fp X g ,L 'sv R'-':--44 4 I 4 f 'M N 1.53. f 4 h ., f . y N, ' w--ne, ff 4 -. ny 4 -. -, 1 '. ZW. wx 'Q' ' , t ,I xwhxx , Ai? , ' -- jgsflgts :Q W '- 'V 4140 'fo f H figgsav X. W: - i Clx if. va , . I . 1m,.,1 ,f4f:.. .- M.. 1 I - n , G J' 4, 'yi S-.P x4'i-V. 1 La, I l 6 1 ' 14'-va Q a I . Y K N L ' 'TI .55 'Hy' 'W .A iq W L'w'i, f.',. ' A I-1, q- 113 lux., - I Q L 3213. , J 'JV I x I 5' . i-1 r wt- '1 . Q, ,, .M 0 'ra R l flu V 6 I 1 I , I H I 1 ' ' W' I.: 19-RETRO-33 Class Song Tune: Sunshine and Flowers This is the class day for seniors Our four years are over. Au revoir to juniors Farewell to freshies and sophomores, too. XVe've had our good times and sorrows, But we're prepared for tomorrows. Soon our joys and woiries will be but memories Of dear old days at Hartford Hi. EDITH LEXVIS ALFRED MARKIN Class Poem Let not your hearts be troubled 1 Vit!! Although the load's been hard. Your heads are up, your minds are clear, at ii Youll play your highest card. ' I, 'W You start anew your journey NSW!! ind though itvimay be long, 1 - X ou start it with a shout and cheer X254 ! XVhile in your heart's a song. 4 3 ,f ' .ff You face the deep, you face the hard ju M! You face the world anew: I: 54 i -QW! Like new-born babes you face the world he l wlftq To start without miscue. ' if' D 716 ' ii You say good-bye, your hearts are set, i ,ft Q ' 'liz You pass on with a waveg You say at last, you'll win success I And with a heart that's brave. is , it ywilfgiiwgi, Now let us pause with reverence 'I m lo With wisdom in our eye, As we look back on what we've done- V xiwlill ti In dear old Hartford High. i i -i' i .N ig x PAUL BROTHERS . Us U1 2.1 . -lqti. ,i1ilf' Vgirc 5 N :fi ,, ' 'S ,s'iq-,,1- ' 19---RETRO-i133 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS -A-,.-,-,,.-- , 4 x , l . - l . V . I: V S- .f all 1 - i ,X o - gli l l Q Q fe ' 'fy - ' , O., 1.55 I V K, -lj' 1 4 5--4 , 1 f Immzx uxtmznx ll.'Xll4ll4lY Yrrhx GAICIPINICR .XTIQINSHN SH4rl1IMAKlCll MINNI-IMAX 'l'rens1lrvr i'r1si-lent Vice-I're-siult-Ill Set-rt-t:1r5 Class Color - - - - - - Blue and White ' Class Flower - ----- American Beauty Rose Class Motto - - A task with a vision is the hope of the world a ,far 'I , R- f t. A '. P ' .' 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I ,Ar - W S l lt 19-- RETRO -T33 MADONNA CALE No matter how 1 , gloorny the clay. .' she always shines. 3' 'W' Glue Club 2: Pa:-e the Prince: Th:1t's T h .L I' 3 , Big Ilrrmaclcastn 5 15 1 ' Wi Q PAUL DAUGHERTY V' 1,10-Jim l'm sure his pop- N 1.S '---'lQ.'3,.,1Em. 11larity nel.-'ls no 1 Mlm1 lEzll-lx'fX'1- Q9 inlruilu -ti1.111. .gg 1.15 YM Ili-Y C1111 2-2-4, 1,l3,, L 1515 ' Sec-ond Team Bas- , Fi if 5 ' liaslcvtllall fl--lg llasehall 45 ax ..... T1'ac'lL 2 , .ag- 49? -J-1 -.... . 'Q MAXINE CLAPPER. 'Tlwre is mischief l in hier mimi. A 2-lg! I mm 1:1-at-1-1-Q 1-2-3- li.-'QJ , 4. SlYll1ll1llll2,' t'l11l1 i I 1-Q-1:1 izaskt-1111111 1- vb--fy A-4. l 9 'fri ff -izgltltf'Q 1q.?51?llf1EQe 1 WD- I That , ff ' fill. X KENNETH DELORES ' DORTON CLAYTOR '95-al , .-. . . Q , 5 , i.1ll hilt- a lJ.4Tl'lI. UPG merry .-,und - ' 111-lsti and ua 'int employ your Chief- E more thin. ,, 11 . . . .. . est thnuaht to 4 li Sflfilfy rg-tmlixetllali Courtqhip-. :-.:- 3 ruf-' 33 I ' ' 0 'in ., ml!! iixselvall 41 Gln-Q Glfl RQSQVVG' 212' I' ?:fi. 1.'1. 011111 3-4. P1-051119111 Hasliellwlll 1- 2 - 01 , Il 1 ,f Hixy 43 Bug. 1'z15-re the l'rince3 P lr! Ii Mgr, Mag. Sales li: Big Bromlfastv' V 1, JW L'i15111l:1111 H1-Y 3g 1? 1 ., Class Oilmer 3 . X 1 - 1 1. V 7 GARNET WAYNE ! 6 CRITES FORD ' Y 3 Her ways are Men of few words I 'q'i.,fh quiet ways. are mostly good 1 tive Girl Rs-snrve 23 men- . 'nqggfia '- Basketball 25 mee 011111 3-45 . V SNYlIllHllIl,Q' Band 2:-4: Bas- : ' Q1111, ketball 3-4 11--1 A ' 1'E11 l 1' 51111- ' . 'Hi ' -' . 1 iles li nl! 1-3 h 1 1 . 'l '1 - V . if ns' W - 1 411' W ek i. , . - . , X e-'TQ f .,1.. K 4- .13 aff 'N ' 'SCJ' Y tN4l A I , - 1 YI 1 9 ,iF3?3v3':Qrg-- ' If . - ---.. xx R-img -xx sf' I 0 D 45 ' -di- N. PATRICK CRONIN Never do today what can be clone tomorrow. Se-cond Team Bas- lzethall 1: spanish Moon? Pane tho Prince : T h a t ' s Thatf' Big Broadcast CLARA CHENEY Quiet anrl inclus- trious, shffll make her way. Ink Spot Club 1 RICHARD DEE I will be the pret- tier fellow nf the two. Class Officer 1-2: Hi-Y Oilicer 3-43 Second Team Das- ketlvall 33 ltasebztll 3: Class Raslcetllall 2:4 Rage the Prince A - A- A A TQ A ....fA'F .!'2 ltg,,,,,- , ,, ,. ,, . .1- ...g.....,,,.......-- -- - - k Y I 1 WARREN ATKINSON Move that tele- phone pole ar-rtss the street.-I wtmt to throw out my chest. President of Sen- ior Class 4: Ili-X' 1-2-3-4: lm-lizttin: Team 3: Dranmtiig Club 41 That S That : Dig Broadcast ESTHER BAKER MiirIcsty is just my nature. Girl lit-seru-s 2-11- -l, Christmas 'fun- tata 2: lug Broadcast PAUL BROTHERS It takes brains to be a. for-l. Hi-Y 2-Z:-4: Prwsi- al -nt of Ilrunmtii- Q'llll1 41 llvlru Staff 'lass I' s 3 L ,:t.- ketlfnll 1-1:-Li-4L lu-- buting Team 252 Give Vlllll -ll Big I5routlt':ist u uni' 757 19- RETRO?33 LEONA ADAMS Soinrtimt-s I fur- gtfft, un-I :tt iitlit-r t i m ef s 1 nov.-r think. Girl 1:t'Sr'l'YtS 4 JUNIOR BEJETLEY I :tm IR.-1u'l't1lly and xwinilt-ritilly niurlt-. 3 nil team ilgtsket- l1:.Lll 11 Varsity ljuskf-tlkill -Z' o 'Fr-YY' .,.- -Q4 54- . 3 VERA BEDWELL XV!1Hrever thers-'S love there's revenge. Girl's Iiasketbztll 1- 1' 2 Spanish Moon 5 Katl1lrung Page the Prince : Thats That SAMUEL COOPER An everyday fel- low is oft more pleasing than a genius. Agriculture Club 11 Class Basketball 1 4 -u. . BERNADUQE BATES A good common sense is the best of all. Candy Stand 4' Christmas Cantata 2-31 GirI's Basket- ball 2-3: Big Broadcmtn JUNIOR CASTERLDIE Es ery man as his deulxsh moments Pig Broadcast HELEN BITTNER Cant I think stead of saying Girl Peser es Glee Clu ' Page the Prmce I 1. iii.. lltlllf' Q ,fc it wi 'pw I n M rg l I . 'fn ,INN L ,Q-,. .1-.Q 'V 5:32 J Y-L' 'Q BIS si ' 5 H h 7 , v mit'-li. 'i HJ' U fd i .. I U .glial 1 A 'llfii if- liffi' . 'gil f X- 1 ,il -1 ' ' f . l -A - 'X 1.-iq 'll fgfzrh X wc ix 1-' M i nfl'- Qa -I-71 W 5 .-.--.....w - iff iw ' fl I 1 1 1 , 'ffl fi 1 i 19-1 RETRO-'33 iq rx-. -ew 4 Uv JEANNETTE DUCY Winn I have lmrzieil. I have forgotten. V-'ERI I know. I i..l1f guessed at. Girl Reserve 2-CZ' I :pil s '1ll11L RUSSELL KNECHT Thex x sir iplx ui d L X Ll L -0-44 llllllllll l l ' ' - l'r1i ROBERT KNECHT Ask me anything. 1 can keep my mouth shut. Hi-Y Club 2-3-4: Glee Club 41 Big Broadcast Yell Leader 3 LOUISE FULTON Precision is my strong point. , Girl Reserve 3-4: 34 Page the Prince D: g That's That -1 RICHARD KN ODERER Dick is so happy and so carefree: because he has Hope, you see. HELEN GARDINER A thin: uf lil-:lilly is a joy forever. Class iitlli-er 2-4: he-tru Nnft: Girl Reserve 2-Il: Swim- mins Pluhg Rig Brmu'lcaSL Hi-Y ZZ-3-4: CILISS B. B. 1-2-3: Glee -ff-NA .ii Clubg Page the Princef' Big Broadcast 2 I ii I 'li N ' WILLIAM DELPHA ' ' LARMORE GARRETT 'l Laugh and the Q7 1 nfl-iiii lffffbs fi'eiia:flgi3,i 0 fl ' 1 A Huy 1-2: sr 1 I - R - ' 1 1 Mia na ger 51-113213 glgitltllilf ffulalgg- ,Z Pornmercial Club 1: U0 ' plug, '45 Hgqri, :rj fi! Intra-niurul II. 13. Sfaff: .wage the lr :- HIV 1'2'3'4 Prince Il: Thats Il 1 ff, That lr! 'EL I. N 'W DOROTHY ROBERT . N i fl GILBERT LOVE Her ways are the The man that A few ways ot' pleas- blushes is not j ' -' 13523 antnessf' quite ll V gg Ci I PV I 0 in-ure. . L 'F 'eserle H Hi-Y Cum 1-2-3-4, F WE Y' Band: Orchestra Class B, B. 1-2-3 .,gj:i,wu I-49 . 1- nazi' 4 h lwilfq 1 h lbk . ' ,ll Nfl' 5 .I la n Y 5 .. I ' 5 1' -1 iii? lb' f .nfl Z 'Z' 'S '95 1, ' .maui Q-rrp. :alia 'S-SS , L-cus-3 ll hwy: ' A A- ' 1 , , ' 5 if ' . - ss -f . f.5'S1- 531161 ,. 724 -wil ' H f ' x R' .. . . 'F-12-fn ' :-R12 . , 1 EDWARD GABLE How would one l.y little toil avliieve things great? Hi-Y 1: Set-riiiil Train 1 ELIZABETH DEE 'Love conquers all, and wt- must yielml to all. GI-e Vlul- 1-2-71. Sr-xtette -li Smil- ing T h r 4. u g li 3' lf1llilim'P:'llZ Page tlw Print-e 1 Tlmts' That ROBERT HOGAN All yi'-Lil lllrgll ar.- c-.mw-iw-.l, any- way. Asst. Ilus. Mgr., HeLro3 Ili-Y 1-3-51- +, Sxvirnining Club 3-43 lhirlnzin Clui-. Trai'-li Team 2-Ili Y'a:f- th., I'Filll't'I Big L1rl,:ulnast 19-RETROi33 DOROTHY DEARDUFT 'An-l yet a n1.i.ii--n liatli nf. i.,.Hgi,4,, lull llini:gl.'. JOHN GABLE I have IT, 'llgi' lile i rin4 .- Ilig Ijifllll ll INT' ff? .-3 -f 'QY .1 ..-1 ,pf 1 ai --pf' dies' ,dw JUNE DENNISON YVhat the Irish can't accomplish LA VAUGHN DENNY She has the meet- me-later look. Science C l u b 1: Iiasket-ball 1-2-3-43 Page the Prince 5 That's That GILBERT KEGERREIS Yours for chalk water, Hi-Y 1-2-3-4: Band 2-3-4: Glee Club 3- 4: Agriculture Club I L 'Irack Team 2-3: Page the Prince doe-sn't amount too much. Plass Ofiicer 1: Girl Reserve 3-4: Swim- ming Club 2: Page the Prince JAMES HUBBARD I awoke one morn- ing and found my- self famous. Hi-Y 1-2-3-4: Band :Zg Dramatic Club 35 Debating Team 31 Swimming Club 3-4: German Club 3g Big Broadcast CLARA DILLY UI beneve they talk of me. for they laughed consumedlyi' Christmas Cantata 2-35 Basket-ball 1 il hfh ,iff- 'Xin' 42 :iii ' ,-.7 BP, go lv 9 , ll ITQ i :JJ In ,l Q' ll l ' ii I 'E it-e-H 1 , t 1? Xxx up 4 .i. ' grip, 2. - eww-NX Y' 1 I. M, .ft . ,ii .fcqulf l,. L ui L Ffhi 'fl r :yi lil-:C 'iii 'I Q i s J , I 6 K , G ' l' 'Q een: -..U , E ' 5 it 'K :I '-1 tif-2 g!L '4.li!iEV'gj ffl, nI1--n5nI1sszaa-2-H-E2Qm-.L-Q1sEEEEEEFEEEEFE gr1ilE5??Egg??:T-4E' 'I,-.1 h li? u C I I I will I i .Wir 'I : v :,, 53+ 'f 'xiii vs? Y . 19- RETR O i133 BETTY N .f,W,, KNOTT , rg fQaA An ec-lm is the ,-,liigf X only thing that can ,H ' , 4, heat her out of the ffm! A last word. X., i n , L 'ml Girl Reserves 2-3: Af f '9l2'Q,1r'i1?w f' ,, ',l,,g Ilplru Staff: Latin ,e -l .'E'9i3.f ' ' ' 'rllwiiz Clul. 1' gXYi!TlI1ll!lf i - .f - .qw ,ivwq V. qv. H - - A I D , j-rpggeylxl U Lluli 1: 'Big -.-gfiilkxsl-L 1 V Af 2i.5:-331'-P Q qi 1 qjrqgjgg Broadcast Q- ' 'i 'Lil-il gi-Ji - hs' X . ' 4- ' -.T.-will ll i ,Q V il Xa H rf ' ' - L, -ffggg WEBSTER - 1 W -- PECK X ,f - fl' ij,'fQ,.'fQl ' -J' Are not great men 9 'pi' if -, f V the models of ,, i ,V .y ff ., 1 H r- - ,,,.. -,Q . .- f ,,, - nations. 'xi ' Yljbii fn , , x if' Agrlvulture W ,Q , J: Club 1 .VV E -' ' i F H i 'J Xl x ORPHA LAKE Silf-nm? is gr-lilm-n. Glef- Vluli Il: l7'hl'lSTI'llZ'l9Y Caiitulzl 25 JOHN PURSLEY . i my X f' 3 . - ii' 'mglv . u . w3g.,1:,y,4 , '-'.1l'4'3'l 'ai . H ffl-.Allih X f fxygwi . i, i ', - 3-1 J ,it s ' , fm. , fi: 1' A 'Ax ' J' XX Xx , Qi ix i l 4 A l l All' N , 4 . xi, . 1 qlwhllf- AX Q M lull l , i l '1 F5lL X' 5 HQBH, 1 i will ' l lv 1... ALFRED PARKER Blessed be agri- culture if one does not have too much of it. Latin Club 1 MARGARET LABIG Gentle ln melhod. resolute lI'l 3Cllf1Il. Girl Reserves. 2-3: Page the Irmc-e ROBERT PLACE I. shall not de- ce-1ve any wcman -much! Class President 2- 3: Hi-Y Club 2-3- EDITH LEWIS 'ITP --Q -,'.- -vm ,',l',' - Gy-. fig. '-e A R. ' N-dnl iff ..i . , L g ii .F Ki . ii l w 1 Yi I .. , . XVI ' 'W , . -?3-l A Wfird in the is I- I 1 f mind is worth to be wise. v ' ,, ? ' UFO- in the mf-hesrm 2 - - 4: 3 ' dictionary. Glee C I u Il 3 - 45 4 , Girls' Sihxlr-ttv R 45 'R X If Glee Club 2: Page Tli:iL's That 5 I: 9' .U the Prince DHI Uri :lil- ll Q7 1 fi ,i 7 0 THELMA HAROLD L . , LYNCH SHOEMAKER X 4',2:f I N0ne but ri fool is Tn work fr not to f always right. wivrlc, thqt is me A j .Q iz' ' Qirl Reserves ii-43 quesuon' J ' gg12egkC'lutl1 T1-in-il BtllSlf1QSS Manage-r - -'I 5123, .4 A J . . J.:-r 1 bt 1 V -. - ' g'W'Y Paw the Prince 2 rffres. holio Clnssnf: '-iggg X Th4t'S That : Hi-Y Cum 2-:1441 ,, ,,,xQ1V2,lI B1g V3f'0fl1l- Rig I:I'UIl..lCi1?1l 1 I' -, Cast Page the I rinue si ' i - :il i l .5 - izli, ' If .-3, sup ' J' Q 1 m 3 . i ,- . ., V' I e-'QQ 4 3 Page the Prince 3 Big Broadcast it 'gig ft lv 7 -W ilk!! Q i ' M QP :ii 3' VFR I lil S' ' A x 4- ' 4 - 4: q t - ,Q?i'3': lE7f if yd i gs -- L -- ff. ,ar 9'-H 5 f w-.qi 5... S. ...h . -, 1 '- . - I -A A 'f',..A-in -1-1:-,:1-gr A I W V - . -v -u.-Q... --..s,,,.m C A T-,-. , JAMES MCKENNA I might he better, but it's awfully lonesome I..-ing good. Rand 1-2-Zi-4: li. VZ. Second Team I!-lg Track 1-2: Hi-Y 2: Page the Prince BETTY HENZE Sweet sixteen and never beeniu Girl Ii1fSL'I'Yc' 3-42 Senn High Sclii-ul. Chicago 1-2 ERWIN MANNIX All strumx men have their wt-nk nmnienlsf' B, U, Segunil Tie-uni 2 - 23 3 Agriculture Club 13 Swirnining Club 35 Track Team 2-3: Hi-Y 2-3-4 2 --T. 191 FLORENCE RETROi33 HAAG I'm always in HSI!! , h but nu r in 11 hurry. , 0 -- fiirl Lt-serve ! . lil:-U lflu lm I-Il, lfgislcel Ilull J-.SL I'rince the I'rince 1 '1'h11t's That VERNON MCMAKEN t-imsle1'iintiuli. I YNY EXlI'i3IllL-3 I gruw wiser ev- ery dai.x'. Ili-Y 1-2-25 F5-MGI g4v .I 'Z' '95 .ns-9 ka AW KATHRYN HOLLIS T hive but OHS: I can hive no other- just IlfNV. Girl Reserve 2-3 Lalin Club 1: Swimming Club 1 JUNIOR MILES Blessed is the l'll'lll who ev vests me ...v ev? .Af BETTY HILL XVith a smile and a giggle for every occasion. Editor-in-Chief of RSIVD: Girl Re- serve 2-3-4: Dra- matic Club 45 Glee Club 2-3-4g Vice- President J u n i o r Class : Page the Prine-eg Big Broadcast 3 Bas. ketball 3 ALFRED MARKIN My mother says I must not: so I w0n't. Hi-Y 1-2-3: Glee Club 1-2-3-4: Or- chestra 2-3-4 I rage the Prince: Big Broarlcastf' Smilin' Thrug Thats That MERLE J OR IS I don't let my studies interfere I 123.1 'Vi :Pl lf-5 I if g lllli' 4: .gcc V HP' il V5 if ' . 8 il J , , -fl gy? ' 1 K ff r-' 5. V- I 'x 'Q fikl , :fi - . ' . 1 n thing: f he with my edu- , shlull not iflrais- C2-tion. . ZllJIJOiIltL'll. Girl Reserve 2-32 ' Class B. B. 2-3-4 Science Club 1: , ffl. Basket Bail 2: 55 121.1 Page the -E Q jflggg ll Prince 'Ill Kimi: ,I S Y' 3' fi! I . 1. 1 . T' 1 Q . -.--. an S . it . H 1121 . yrlxi-,X wx f AW'u.x'vf .if , . A 'Q ,. Q - V - Q . , , . ... , If I 5 A Q ' ' .- J-1--V Lv- '- - ' ' ,,,,,,..,,,,. V .-- - I any In 25.52 girl, Us all , 19- Wim: L-A wu- -ng., ..--.N LOUISE RISSER Frr me life is fl strenuous tliiiigf Girl Reserve 2-31-il Mig Iirozielcnst' - '..'3' RETR O ll? an MARO PURSLEY Half the joy of life is in little things talcen on the run. Paimlv S t I1 n cl 4: Girl Re-serve 2-25-4: Latin Club 2: Dag Proallcast I Ulfalllluclln FRANCIS SUTTON A clcsecl mouth cntches no flies. - , . Class Iius-last! H1-'1 L lub 3-ll Swimming Club 3- 45 Track Team 3: bill 1 GEORGE SPARKS I wouldn't dare be as funny as I am. Hi-Y Club 1-243-41 Vice-Pres. 4: Class Uflicer 1: Second Team Basketball 2- 3: Class Hasltetball 2-3-4: Page the Prince Z Big Broadcast MARGARET JANE RAPP Brains, common sense. humor- that's Marga- ret Jane. Girl Reserves Il-43 Retro Staff: Glee Club 43 Dramatic 4: Girls' Basketball HOWARD WILKINS His heart is not his own. Morocco High School 1 Hi-Y Club in-4 f CHARLES LEWEEN ...Nl It X' WILLIAMS RQBBINS ' 'Wvhllt is thpre U ' about him that I nm mffst POT' ' 5 the woman just Carmel! Huh mg v gl can-t resistfy- .own ll'lt9I'E'SIl3.0 4 1? Hi-Y glyph 143-5-4: Girl Re-se-rxes ..-.J-4 -:Q S 'om ezlm Tus- il fl! kgfiiaii 3-4: Page V ll 3-. '. , tl l'rin1e: Big Il 4 j le Droailcnstu lf N it 77 in -' , EVELYN WILLIAM N, ,I . IK ROBERDS WILLMAN ' l f Her greatest wor- --pon-t bmher me j ,, 5 FYI fglrfgeglciljf UO! with women. . 1 f ' Retro Gitaff 31 'Girl ' S.-iz eeCuJ2: ggQi4'w5 1 rfeserves 2 1 3 - 4: 'lqtfjxgs l Page the Prince 1 U' sjgjxwigm Pig Broadcast ., Q. Q, , . in I lj 'sy . Fill- 4' 'llslzt-. 5 t J A' 'J l, Iii. 1 'I - ii .l n - . ' L lofi . Ii i Tel. , N -as -. :IQ I . 1 ,I ' ' K ff7?' ll W I 4, If . --sn I S-4, ,',.,l,.., Y if V W A igi -V '1, fl' ' I NL .lg-,. -f -.,n.:5.y A , .-..-.X-F 'S-L-t--V .. A .-, - CHARLES SHORES A handsome mnn 19iRETRO LEONA MCGARY 233 . ' f 'IP- Blake yu-urself W 'xr 11w'eSS11r'y lu A. V wx is ne-ver really 5.41m-une. , ,i'3:'P':4,,x l'U 'r- Girl In-swrw if ,big , 13j22f'154ea Ivralmzlln- :jg '1f',,'Qf, 11,12 ff ' 25, Ulull 1 ,jffg5,T5'3 5 L, ,X '2 - ':3'lfl ' - - 4 ' f'?':. -H 4 . 95 ., M.. ... . . - , ,- waz' 5.4Li,14.j5v,, 1. f- ' -. 7J1,:' FRANCES YVILLIAM igjlgfil .fy 'R , 1.4 MANNIX SLATER Q ,fRf,g', ' 9 ' . 5919- ' JfK,l'f r ' ., ..Mnu.im0ny is the Illglugl il llmlinfllfin . ,wr 1 L - V . V ...ls V gg .N rho! uf all evil. . , l U' f ' .T1-. Ill X ' 4 Il 5 ' ff- 4 , ' A ' - Fil- .ag 56:-,-:Q-, 1.W,,v: nilgfffli' ,- Q Glrl Re-serve 3 rmlln- Vlull 4g ' -5E3'i3':.Q,51jQ lg M1541 .1 Q '. Girls' Ia, H. 2 -Am: 1:r.14.1. A ' 1 151215 A - , .. . -- - f- -' 'f ' 4: 1 - Last 4 in 47, dx. 'ta g i -A kv lg f . 4 ,fn 4, , , s ,J ,A . QJ I, , N P- S7 1,,, , 4 iff - -- 4- 1 rlg-Vi'-'ifl' ' ,3' '- l, ,l'3' . Xifhiwi V JQE ':,3g',S1X .V l' l2+' 4g',. , mf:-4 ' 44: 1: N f . .A -N uv ,-,,1 ,. SLIGER -l'34:',if ' . 4 Ay 4 ' - '- 4 A . wr 4: Inches dn not . , lf lqgllvl' make- the 'gl ' QW . ' ,Lug y ,., 1lg,C . H g? 'Q- man ff? , fig-Ef3'l+ f,n l ' . , 4 ' 1 V ,Nts -fj,g'.Q,,g'lm-314' ' . H1-X 2-.2-41 sw- 15 f 51g:,.yf,- A f' und Te-am H. T24 513 , ,5 43 Class lt. lt, 1-2-ZSY4 1 f ' ,:f?:'E15' ' , M , I , Iiuscllzlll 4 ff! fi . . 'A uw1fEl'?Q-' ' A' l fliillv ' 4. - Jw . - r., , 444 4 . 3 A - ,L I4 1 5 ' hw' I ,mg ,M 'iv --gg 1 Z 12 'IQ' :L -4:5 ' ,, Lf' 4 1 -43 ' f 4 -' , '57 M1-,, ' - 5 . ,. 44 42 .yi ' fizfffl 7 -4 4 p'gw.5,., Q K JW fl' WINIFRED ,Y V . '1 N ' H v MARSHALL Q , 1wfJ1 l,- ,gg , 'X ,Q x, - ,gl 'Gi 1 H . 17-lg4i5 l'l,fi4-w ' Y-ju ' , The chief study of j -V fi ' if V fi .1 wumankind is f yyg4ll,,j 5mms ?f,.w Girl Reserve 2-9-41 ' - r1mn's Thatf' , VT' Q . m l. - .,-:L 4 41 ES Tiuflfw 'A H 1 I -1 53444 :Q YULA CHESTER ,,- 1 f, . - ' i MINNEMAN SMITH AMW' 1 4 A I 'If f Always the , aw. 4:54 Sami.. quiet H1s motto must I 4'2'f aml Stu, be, 'YVOrl-C flrsl. gf, ! rliousf' then Dlayf pg 4 V N Girl Reserve- 3-4 H1-Y Club 2-3-4 , .51 Au , -.X i 4 Page the Prmce : ,, Q ' 1 91.2. . -lf V Th:1l's That A rift' A 359 A .nf -5- fvlFfff 1- f'Q', 7 4. 5' T ' - v : A LOWELL ESTHER 7 I' ' f ' ' it 1 SMITH PHILLIPS will-' , ' JEL h .dj-V' It's such a task I am here for the ' .P r fm' me to be good I can do. ' I Q,I'g' M 4intelligent. Girl Reserve 4: Q . 7 HI-Y Club 1-2-3-4 Lilee Club 4C Girls' 2 ly, P 9 D. B. 1-2: That's '- 4 That 4 ' .4 - 'K V af 'E 1-in . ,- Qs, Q W 1 . .. :Amr Q 14 F,-f lg, lla? -Mi' lv 'Xllla Q ' l ll lvv l? ,, L ll l .f'5 0 1 ' f I 1 - f' X ' X 'fvtfigl 'Ui' 1, .4 fy -,, . ' M 104 . .:, -- '. ,gl 4 'lllf' I I 1 ll X 'l l l' '1 fljf 'l' A ' f XLIXAX J x 1 1 4721? , ' 1 . I . 1m,.,1 ,f4f:.. .- M.. 1 I - n , G J' 4, 'yi S-.P x4'i-V. 1 La, I l 6 1 ' 14'-va Q a I . Y K N L ' 'TI .55 'Hy' 'W .A iq W L'w'i, f.',. ' A I-1, q- 113 lux., - I Q L 3213. , J 'JV I x I 5' . i-1 r wt- '1 . Q, ,, .M 0 'ra R l flu V 6 I 1 I , I H I 1 ' ' W' I.: N1 lilufg I 3 I F we ' 'EQ , M, 3,1 lag , 4 . ,. i 1 , Q? in iw lx i lm , x . . QD 15 if I ' i 25fW' lzinfi ' i ii F: .ll 1 i - Q 1 l M, I, , 1 ,, . r 4 A QLEQ ' iv :rs ,ig -m ga: 19- RE TR O -33 CATHERINE MARY MAXINE WILLMAN WORLEY ...xl modthst as Does she wear hcl- pmwre' as well as on her Girl Reserve 2-33 fingers? Girls' Basket- ball 2 That's Thatg Big Broad- cast MARTHA VVILLIAMS 'Quiet, reserved. That's why few of us really know her. 4 1' ' Q .... 1-'ve -I , . . .KETZXH Qi . ii mil- I3 I f 4' Q If - 5355- N-KE? an ! A fe .,.,,. ,any Girl Reserve 3-43 Paste the Prince 3 T9 X rings on her toes ' S WRIGHT Sometimes v e r y wise and serious thoughts come to me. Glee Club 1-2-3-42 Sextette 3-41 Girls' Basketball 1: Page the Prince 2 Dig Broadcast ZULA WILLIALIS It isn't like her to be so serious. Girl Reserve 2-3-4: Glee Club ZZ: Page the Prince 2 Thats That GERTRUDE WILLIAMS Gee it's shwell, ain't it! Glee Club 1-2-3-4: Sextette 3-4: Girls' Basketball: Page the Princef' That's That 1 Big Broad- cast RUTH SMITH Silence is the mystery of woman. Girl Reserve 3-4: Glee Club 3-4g Page the Prince 19?-RETRO?33 FLOYD WILSON No girl has ever made a fool out of me. Base-bull 4: Big Broadcast RUTH SNELL XV RUTH WILLIAMS Absence nmk.-S the ne-uk grow lf 'Ilgv:l'. Girl Iieservt- IL-4. Lllce lflulw 32. Girls' D. B. 1-2 LOWELL YOUNT istl--rn tlbth sit Slow of Efrmving but Iiuhtly On his tall. but she s sweet 1,1-,-,Wu hlllifl tli:1t's llwl. Hi,Y 4-ful: 2434: in HH- uit-u 1' 1 u my 2-31 Girl Iles:-FYU 3-41 Srfwuml TQ-3111 L24 U, C13 ss Urli--er 3: 1-ig Class li. Pl. 1- Ilgtru Staff. Swim- il--l, 'l'hat's Tliait 1 ming Club 2. Latin I age the Print-Q Vlub Z1 Big .'Bl'fl21lik'l1Sl 4 JANE STINSON ,Q It is slit- that has time l-Utli f-fr les- suns and fur lent. Girl Ile-si-I've 2-Il-43 Ill-lr-J Stuff, Swim- ming: Vlub Il Girls' 12. U5 K1illilo-viii Big llrl-:rl--as! --J lvl af'- ,gs MARILYN STRAIT I'd walk a mile fm' this smile, Girl Ht-serve 3-4: liramatiu Club 43 Class B. E. 22 Swimming Club 3: Page the Prince 2 Dig Bn-adt-ast hh A 1' iii 1 M .left O ll? iff' i . w VEDA RUTH i . 4x STIIMP THOMPSON l F ,- I-'mrilt-p Handle Commun sense is l ' N with care! not so CumniOn. f' fllw' cum, 2-2-41 Girl Rest-rve 2-3-4: ' P511 Ilramatiu Ii: l':1gu Girls' B. B.: Kath- ,1 ,Q , Iliff Prince-L lc-enL Big ' 7' -' ll Tliz1I's That Brbadcastn 43 ' '- NORMA FLORENCE iitx - i , WENTZ WENTZ ' 1 - . 1. 'Tis pleasant tu TO one so capable, .lx wik i see one-'s name in dignity comes X --.5 if print. natural. gg' .1 Girl Reserve 3-4: Glee Club 3: Girls' -9,-I J . ' X Gleif Club 2: Page B. B. 1: Thats IZ, 'ii V the Princef' That: Big Tliats' That Broadcast ,:,gj.1jyj1 '7fi99 s-ff' mr' - ' ,g.., . ' 5 2 - - .Hin .. X ,Mi lr If , I Y' j- 'gm K ' l.. Q ,. P' f F 'Q ,Eli n 9 1 Si lo '?. 4 . 'X .1 ' ' ,lv !.g.ul,,A it ,fx I A Y X 21 .- c - I 4 . -,-'-. ---f' nun- . f .,.... --... -2: - .-,-,- . 4. . I 1 , .,- 'i , Q ,. ' A - 5 a.-..,.,.- lf -M : - 'ff ,, 3 :rf -- - - --..- .U- ' nu 4 ' --' 'X ii EQ l .nl , A Il 4 . i- if wa .4 l all 7 . rs Li .Fi jg. -'x Ll ' w.. ,- -' ,Il .:'4,N11l,' ' H lr l .-,Eg t H ,H ll' 335' Hn Q i l 'it iii! at I ' E - we :il 1' . 19-- RETRO-33 -Last Will and Testament E, the graduating class of thirty-three, of the City of Hartford, State of Indiana, being of sound mind and memory, do make, pub- lish, and declare this, our last will and testament, in manner and form as follows: YVe direct that all our aloofness, cheerfulness, select scoldings, meet- ing places, long perambulations through these glorified halls, and our superior dignity and unpaid debts to the honorable junior class to be dis- posed of as soon after our decease as conveniently may be done. As to the bequests and memoirs of our fold we quote as follows: The dignified Warren Atkinson does bequeath to anyone who deigns to give from any superior height a condescending glance equal to that he has possessed this past year, his position of chief engineer of the Senior Class of HCHS. The designing Esther Baker, Martha Williams, Mary Willman, do bequeath to any country lass who can keep the pace without weakening their happy noon hour strolls through the spacious halls of Hartford High. fl hear they suggest Kathryn Brose, Zella Clarnme and whoever will cherish Esther's secret passion for Red Dorton.J Joe Sliger bequeaths his school-girl complexion and pronounced shortness to the non-descript Freddy Sprague. Webster Peck leaves his catching grin and his P. A. CPersonal Appearancel to Lawrence Schmidt .... Ahern! Louene Robbins bequeaths her curly hair and toe dancing ability to anyone with tropical ways fmeaning Katie Wentz.J Maro Pursley and Berny Bates leave that inevitable senior candy stand to any promising future dietition. Lowell Smith and XVilliam Willman will their non-abundant knowl- edge of agriculture to Robert Markins-just to aid Bob in sowing wild oats. Paul Brothers leaves his debating fjust plain stubhornnessl ability to Stump-Speech Cady. Junior Casterline leaves his ability as inter-national champion ping- pong player to Robert Baker-If Bob will promise not to eat the ping- pong balls for lollypops. Madonna Cale leaves her title as America's Largest Woman to any junior girl who can wear her shoes-3 triple A. Kenneth Dorton at last gives his wobbling center position in the Airedale kennels to Lovell Kellogg. Louise Risser and Jeanette Ducy leave their line of chatter and Parisian styles to Kate Smith fthe secondl and Nellie Younce. La Vaughn Denny leaves her out-of-town admirers to the freshman class-Don't rush, girls, there will be two apiece. Dick Dee and Gilbert Kegerreis leave their speedy ways, ever-in'- creasing milk route, and preference for red-haired women to Dwight Casterline and Bill Feighner. With one final, brilliant gesture Lowell Yount wills his knowledge ' of art to Noel Cady .... OH ME! , -,vqbm , X 1. ..-.st hm: ,, an Q' 'N N1 B2 . 1 ' 'E-A -l I --4 -BS t-. . . . , ....-st.-. ------..,-. .. 19-RETRO-T33 Norma Wentz regretfully leaves What-a-man Kastetter to Polly Pru- den,-But don't forget, Pollyg Norma's not out ofthe race yet. Howard Wilkins bestowes upon John Louck his care of Miss Kel- say, provided John promises to say Good Night when she lovingly drawls- Heelllloooo. . Clara Cheney leaves ten cents to the junior class to buy their un- derstudies each a big ice cream cone next year. Delores Claytor leaves her Thursday night capers at Eaton to the eighth grade girls. Samuel Cooper leaves his long rides to school on his trusted bike to George Williams. Pat Cronin leaves his seven-year plan to the on-coming Russian. Paul Daugherty leaves his ability and man-about-town airs with women to Howard Ballenger. Dorothy Dearduff leaves her dramatic ability to Andrene Blodgett. Elizabeth Dee leaves her place in the Girls' Sextette to Dorothy Loney. The change will be made the second Tuesday of next week. Jane Stinson bestows upon Miss Borden the absolute control of Bish Stewart for the year of 193-1. Watch him, Trella. Gert Williams and Kate Wright donate 'YS compacts and 3463i sticks of lip rouge to the girls of the freshman class. Marilyn Strait and Betty Hill will to Mid Dickey and Mabel Mc- Clintic their well worn ability to hook rides to school. Floyd lhfilson leaves his position on the Airdale baseball team to the indiscriminating Bob Vanwinkle. Ruth Thompson wishes her many contented hours in a Chevrolet Coach to any person who can make good grades and also stay awake in the assembly the morning after the night before. Veda Stump wills her knack of bumping into everyone in the halls to Martha Gardiner. William Slater bequeaths his come and get me glance and his sox appeal to Wilbur Willman. Ruth Snell and Betty Knott leave those baby faces and those partic- ular stools at Cronin's to any persons interested in Chair Sitting Con- tests. George Sparks leaves his ability to sing, his Saturday bath, his Bar- rymore profile, and his manly chest to Mammoth-Foot Joe Risinger and Bill Kastetter iplenty to go around and some left over.J Ruth Smith leaves her quiet and demure ways to Charlotte Sim- ison, if Sam can keep still that long. Esther Phillips leaves her bathing beauty contest awards to any- one who thinks she has enough it to take her over. Nows' your chance, Helen Cook. John Pursley leaves his box of .lad Salts to any one wishing to lose excess weight on a full stomach. Harold Shoemaker leaves his Retro headaches to anyone with less brains than he has, but we surely pity the guy. Leona Adams bequeaths her bookkeeping ability to Richmond's ,l. 4, c it ',. 3 is ea x xg l l Q i E , , A V, . uk N gl P Q? l' I IZZ Q fx , fy 'fl F 'r 'if tl 9' lf , r, -,,-, -if nw P 1 I -, ,I is ' 1 43573 'iff Asylum. Yea Mates, let's go. 1 , A Vera Bedwell leaves her ability to hold a man to June Bohr. P ' . 'le -A - .JJ J- Z,?'7 5mf1- , 'y i f lzfzl, , . ,xg--f . -- '- ' f-5 ul ! 19lRE'TROi33 Junior Beetley leaves his position las well as his shoesj as back guard on the basket ball team to the ever-ready and alert Charles tSliml Burchard. Helen Bittner willingly bequeaths her studious efforts in the fifth hour assembly to the sophomore class. Maxine Clapper and NVayne Ford, the Romeo and Juliet of 1932-33, will to Ernest Girod and Ruth Hartup that tete-a-tete corner in the senior assembly. Hurry and get a patent,-Ernie. Louise Fulton and Kathryn Hollis bestow the red hair dynasty upon Lodell Baker and Rowena Sutton. John Gable, alias Little Jack Little, bequeaths his sunny personal- ity and touseled hair to Dwight Casterline. Merle Joris and Maxine NVorley, those roving Juliets, bequeath their wanderings from the West End to Virginia Travis and Marie Smith- Keep up the good work. Delpha Garrett bequeaths ber absent-minded expression, baby face and mannikin ability to her only rival, Margie Townsend. Alfred Parker leaves his responsibility of keeping up that Mill Grove reputation to tiny Thomas Earl Davis. Robert Love, the one that put love in Romance, leaves his highway perambulations to Robert Bell, for many years to come. James McKenna--alias Eddy Cantor-leaves his funny-face activ- N' ities to Lovell Kellogg. What a reputation to keep up!-plus a free the- ' i if atre ticket. , A ' I interested in Bible Study and Sunday Church. J Jw Charles Williams and Vernon McMaken leave that Siamese Twin f :Fig Ervin Mannix leaves his preacher's daughter to any young feller Attitude to Bill Hawthorne and Bob VanWinkle. ' X' f Robert Hogan and James Hubbard leave their race for honors in QV! 1 swimming to two of the most ambitious of the underclassmen: namely - yi Carl Townsend and Duke Grey. V 4 gi if Ruth Williams leaves her boyish bob to the very boyish Mary Eliz- f L- T'--QQ! abeth Boody Schweier. lu Margaret Jane Rapp bequeaths her careful watch over Lester Cale 1 ?. AI 'X '1 to any wondering junior that will meet her qualifications. I . g Alfred Markin, the ivory tickler, bequeaths his position as nurse . f. .ft ' maid to the Sextette to any young tickler that can stand those flattering o rg, Wai, glances and pretty smiles without weakening .... NVho whispered Rob- f ert McKenna ???? Frances Sutton and Chester Smith leave their ability to say noth- if zgfiiffil- ing and think less to Wilbur Willman and Robert Huggins. Ho--Hum. 'iii-A Edward Gable and his men-about-town bequeath an open Held to ' the boys of the junior class-The race is on. il 'W f I . 1' ,gi fl if Florence Haag leaves that chorus girl inclination to Icabod's rival, N . - Ellen Beasley. ' 'T Garnet Crites leaves that immobile facial expression so keenly miss- . , MN e-329 . .i A I , LIL . sz- . -1:1 - - '---1' : ...,--..- A -, G 19-TRETHOl33 ed the last semester to Crystal Haag. The interval was time out for Garnet. Helen Gardiner leaves that ability to cowe the North Ward pupils to anyone who can assume an expression of equal severity. Junior Miles bequeaths to little Henry Fox that peaches and cream school-girl complexion and a dozen cakes of Lux to boot. Robert Place, that up and going young man of Loney's News Stand, leaves to Dick Stein his position of keeping an ever-watchful eye on Dorothy in his absence. Evelyn Roberds leaves that astounding typing ability to the speedy, errorless Mary Shores. June Dennison leaves her ability of getting good grades in English to the junior class. They need it. Clara Dilly gladly wills her long walks to school each day to Mar- tha Risinger. Robert and Russell Knecht leave their power of being large men in condensed form to anyone having the ability to shrink for it. Richard Knoderer gives Hope Waters to any good looking gentle- man who has a Chevrolet car. Margaret Labig and her partner in crime, Leona McGary, leave to Ellen Beasley their sophisticated manner. Thelma Lynch leaves her demure and silent ways to Ollie Olson fthe Swedel and Company fmeaning Mabel McClintic and Catherine Daugh- erty.J The up and rising Betty Henze bequeaths to Zack Mahorney her trusty act of explaining to Mr. Joseph C. tis it Clarabelle???J WVagner the how and why of any subject. Such an opportunity! !!! Orpha Lake, Yula Minneman and artful Winnie Marshall leave their combined quietness to the entire eighth grade. Just in case there is lack of one-The contribution of Dorothy Gilbert fills the list. Florence Wentz bequeaths her love of the sea--to anyone with a weakness for sailor costumes. Skippy Larmore leaves his famous books on How to be a Shiek to Frank Ervin and John H. Frazier. Edith Lewis wills to Donna Rae Baumgartner her singing ability,- it is rumored that she ate birdseed and slept on a roost at night. Your cue, Donna! NVe, the Class of Thirty-three, hereby single off the items of our property. Witnessed by the following honorables: PAUL DAUGHERTY. 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':, 4-if fr ' '95-of ,xv 19?RETROl-33 Class History N September, 1929, with a hundred and thirty-five other contestants, I started on an airplane race around the world of education. VVe started from the Hartford City High School hangar at 8:30 one morning. As searchlights to guide us on our first lap, which was our fresh- man year, vve elected Ray Lenon, presidentg Richard Dee, vice-president: George Sparks, secretaryg and June Dennison, treasurer. Each con- testant received new energy and enthusiasm when a ray of sunshine in the form of a party held at the Washington Inn crossed our path. Miss Fosher and Mr. Warner as guardian angels kept us posted by radio con- cerning the weather conditions, including cyclones and electric storms. On our second lap, the sophomore year, Robert Place, president: Richard Dee, vice-president: Margaret Labig, secretaryg and Helen Gar- diner, treasurer, acted as our search lights and guiding posts. Each of us was inspired to put forth greater effort when we learned of our suc- cess in winning the 1931 Retro Campaign: but the boys were lagging a little, and to prove they were not to be beaten, gave a party for the girls, with music from our dear old Alma Mater to entertain us. To relieve our former guides we were again forced to elect new search lights on our third lap, the junior year: Robert Place, president. Betty Hill, vice-president, Ruth Snell, secretary, and Kenneth Dorton, treasurer. At this same time Miss Furney took the place of Miss Fosher as weather forecaster. As tokens of our identities as contestants in this race, we each ob- tained a ring to mark us the rest of our days. We scored a marked vic- tory, aided by several sophomore and senior fans, in the successful pro- duction of a musical comedy, Page the Prince. At the end of this lap we entertained our senior friends at a dinner-dance, the junior-sen- ior prom. Q NVhen we started on the last lap of our journey, we had just about a hundred contestants, the rest having been lost in smash-ups, mix-ups, and crack-ups, none being very serious. On this lap NVarren Atkinson, president: Harold Shoemaker, vice-presidentg Yula Minneman, secre- tary and Helen Gardiner treasurer acted as our search lights. To obtain money to continue this Journey vve held a magazine subscription campaign gave a class plav and sold candv Berny Bates and Maro Pursley were our ever faithful candy girls To let our fans know that everything was O lx and that vve appreciated their unfailing support we entertained a large number of them with The Big Broadcast, an impersonation of some of the famous radio stars Having made a good beginning aftei the Class Day Baccalaureate, and Commencement exercises we departed to continue our long journey of life around the vvorld alone by N' l gi L1 f ,-, 1 3 ' , , . W1 , , .. rs ' , Y - Y . ff H , rliili, 3, , . . . ' ',.i'?i'1sv-3, , V ' Q h J ' . , Y E I fvi'- ' ' ' ' -igixvi . . . . A311-Q' ' . . . ' 1 will y. Lil , ' ' , ' l 1 . ' 1 Q g Q 1 Y ' . I 1 YULA MINNEMAN. al l ' 'ii i W f . 332 1 ' d is X , - lg Q--1 13 291 1 J A I I ' 1 I l 1 . ! 1 . 1 1 1 X f 1, K Xxjy' :L-'Lag X. gs- X h , K, Q 1 xx 'A ' rfflu qi QWVNKW ' iq 1 f 1 1 1 f 21 A X 1g cf 0 11 91 N. Qgrnnnr 030 3 1 e 1- ff' 'K J. :ff In ig E gy by 5: -'vii ':v ? 'f?' .! kk S 4 5 I A x ,Q ---A, X:. -2 440 ' 1'1Z hmm QI? use IA , .' I . 9 1 jfrflf -tj , ,lf i y jr AJ 'ext ill n 'IM I 1 -SM, M 5? Wo v ' ' , il ' i f ' 'r 1- 2 f - lv , ,' '1 'L llf3ix'i'L- 19?-RE'TROi-33 Junior Class President-George XVillian1s Vice-President-John Monfort Secretary-Catherine Daugherty Treasurer-John Kleefisch Class Colors - - Royal Blue and Old Gold Class Flower - --------- Rose Class Motto - Carpe Diem fSeize the dayl. HISTORY Miss Taylor and Mr. Myers are the sponsors cf the junior class. The musical comedy 'fThat's That was successfully staged by this class with the aid of Miss Bertha Dwinnell, directoress, and the class sponsors. The following officers were chosen to guide the class through the freshman year: president, Harry Casterlineg vice-president, Mildred Dickeyg secretary-treasurer, Richard Baugher. Miss Taylor and Mr. Wagner were sponsors during this year. Through the persistency of the sophomore class officers, William Feighner, John Monfort, Wilbur Willman, and Catherine Daugherty. the class enjoyed an outing at Wawanaissa Glen, where fun and frolic pre- vailedf' The juniors entertained the seniors at the annual junior-senior rc- ception. Many members of this class aided in the senior produCti0I1, mei Broadcast and helped to make it a successful undertaking! also UH' juniors were well represented on the varsity. The class was deeply grieved by the death of one of its nieiuhers, Nicholas Coronato. 'X .iv .- . .L .J- i .n nw.. . 2 1 'Sill f my vu if rl V9- lgisil if kj -Mc .viii H 'vi l 'Q , 'i V :Q tgqEQ'W .JSI ,ci 1' . . 6 ' , oieqia EUR' Sex ,z N 'Sf ' I A s 5 xx' P if 2'1- f ,, .1 x ,D 19?RETRO-33 ' . ' ff? f :Lf Q -:'f-swerve 1-'L- ':fV:f 1 V V W i 7? -fdih' 'dh -b---M ---g--L5-gain, 5 ,, Y- ' ' -l'1il ly--: L s' ' - I --1 1 Aw ew-M e--H 4- Y---3 'V 'T' f A' 'fn Q '-ff-W., - K -V -- .- s - Y-7--V--fn- 'ar:3 -- W Junior Class First Row-Left to Right: Catherine Jones, Marian Henley. Mary Ann Kelsay, Mabel McClintic, Marie Smith, Mildred Dickey, Mr. Myers, John Monfort, Catherine Daugh- erty, George Williams. John Kleensch, Miss Taylor, Dorothy Loney, Ellen Beasley, Zella Clamme, Catherine Brose, Charlene Trehearne, Lawrence Hawkins. Second Row: Doris Smith, Hope Waters, Esther Whetsel, Ruth Hartup, Mary Alice Willman, Marian Crist, Helen Cook, Roberta Dillon, Kathryn Wentz. Leween Denny, June Borror, Vivian Reed, Mary Ann Miller, Andrene Blodgett, Nora Jenny, Virginia Hollenbeck, Annie Green, Eleanor Lewis, May Green, Mary Shores, Helen Kinser. Third Row: Earl Cheney, Taylor Hammit, Wilbur Willman, Wayne Terrel. Keith Waters, Noel Cady. Robert Baker, Albert Fox, Wallace Wright, John Spence. Howard Barnes, Ernest Girod, Robert Dennison, Frances Jordan, Maxine Harrison, Catherine Kindles- parger, Daisy Cheney, Thomas Groves, Arthur Townsend, Brice Worley. Fourth Row: Harry Schuhmacher, Vyron Johnson, William Hawthorne, Clyde Sussman, Vera McVicker, Yvonne Duffy, Helen Archer, Pauline Pruden. Virginia Pace, Margaret Jean Hall, Catherine Haag, Madonna Turks, Georgia Townsend, Alice Huggins, Ken- neth Roclgers, Zack Mahorney, Harmon Sills, Leo Hoad, Carl Townsend, William Mc- Caffrey, Russell Wilcoxin, Gerald Parker, Robert Van Winkle, Joseph Bohr, Joseph Risinger, Richard Baugher, Lawrence Marshall, Norman Hartley. Marion Cole, William Feighner, Dwight Casterline, Harry Casterline, William Kastetter, Alvin Anguish, Ray- mond Carson, Charles Crites, Bishop Stewart, Lovell Kellogg. Fourth Row: Shirley Hughes, John Burchard, Glenn Baugher. Wilbur Jones, Robert Rus- sell, Walter La Motte, Herman James, Luther Pope, James Rawlings, Joseph Porter, Charles Limerick. 4 ', T ' '50 af , ,. i A n X I I ,i my X . iii L31 tl L 4 ,i P-'7 If ,. l ii if , f, , o -PZ fi 'i v ., l xxx Va x .1 P I G 5 'af f A I' 'nr N 'nf' ' 'Q' alle' vdfgff' 'Y' 1,5 :Qi .f'?i'LrLTi IF! il' '4 5111 ffzifll ll lf- tml 9 ggi I 1 . I y I . V. ' 'Vu 4 - tgjxx .xt 'Q' 35,9 y Mme? g f? l l Q., file 19-- RETRO--33 Sophomore Class President-Mary Schweier Vice-President-Anna Louise Monfort Secretary-Treasurer-Junior Alexander HISTORY Class Colors - ---- Green and White Class Flower - --------- Rose Class Motto - - Be a Lifter, Not a Leaner The officers for the freshman year were: president, Joseph McAteeg vice-president, Mary Schweierg secretary-treasurer, Robert Huggins. At the close of the freshman year, the class enjoyed a picnic at the YVa- wanaissa Glens. Mrs. Williamson and Mr. Ely have been the sponsors for the class during the freshman and sophomore years. The sophomore class has been well represented in the activities of the school. Several boys of the class ,were members of the second bas- 1 ketball team, which won the Second Team Invitational Tournament at If! at 'wb Anderson. . ir' .B t if . lv wg Q aw I .C 4 in fly 5 C 'Sig f . 1 I fl The support of the sophomore class was one of the factors which j aided in the success of the junior musical comedy, That's That, and the I senior production, The Big Broadcast. , Q. ,j i i ., a--ig!!-fl. Vai? Lei I Q 4 xiii: 1 li i .Milit ia -in l I i l L Q - ..yr5.:4k 'E-5 lu., f If 'YR N ' If . 1911-YETRO--33 ,- .1...,, , f,-,-Q or ' .1 ev- is -- rr' N31 aw -iig 'MF f' ffrof ' ' TWH' f 'V W ' gi fg?.:'f' ' Yfwdf' -. if ' i'7i ', 'iii nffrfn'':,,v-.:L.,W,,e, A LLL. Y B Y r- - Juvrzazn-f H ' 'A ' , Sophomore Class Row 1-From Left to Right: Mary E. McMaken, Lena Mae Hendricks, Lillian Owens, Betty Rawlings, Donna Rae Baumgartner, Dorothy Helen Jones, Ruth Smith, Mary Margaret Moler, Mr. Ely, Anna Louise Monfort, Junior Alexander, Mary Elizabeth Schweier, Mrs. Williamson, Maxine Painter, Virginia Travis, Joy L. Gibson, Aldah Hollis, Helen Fu- trell, Betty Jane Hoover, Muriel Johnson. ' , Row 2-Wilma Stroble, Mary K, Dennison, Martha Gilbert, Vera Thornburg, Pauline Huffl man, Crystal Haag, Marjorie Johnston, Edith Oliver, Vera Fuller, Jane Conley, Martha Lightner, Roena Sutton, Dorothy Hannoy, Marabelle Gable, Ruth Worley, Mary K. Stewart, Dorta Egley, Doris Cale, Maxine Sturbois, Olive Lynch, Helen Ruble, L0- raine Edwards, Virginia Leffler. Row 3-James Lennon, Richard Overmyer, Mont McDermitt, Eleanor Huston, Donna Hammitt, Junior Swift, Robert McKenna, Arnold .Shoemaker, Arnold Delport, Floyd Baker, Keith Guildice, Clifford Hall, Frank Ervin, Fred Jenkins, Howard Clamme Richard Stein, Charlotte Simison. Evelyn Mahon, Helen Stanley, Edith Vandeline Charlotte Stroble, Glenoma Binkley. , F Row 4-Robert Hill, Junior Stroup, Robert Lanning, Vyron Townsend, Martha Risinger Marjorie Rapp, Doris Smith, Catherine Williams, Madge Reed. Erminie Carll, Mary Margaret Lundy, Alene Snyder, Naomi Coons, Garnet Tatman, Vera Redding, Adolene Frazier, Dorothy Peck, Nina Whitacre, Orville Simms, Donald Bedwell, Lela Inman. Row 5-Lester Reed, Howard Ballenger, Ross Charnley, Robert Ruble, Darrel Clark, John zier, Perry Smith. Charles Lord, John Louke, Roland Cantor. Junior Myers, Jack Duffy, Frederlck Sprague, Jack Charnley, Francis Blake. Row 6-Robert McGary, Edward Ellis, James Gettys, Nesbit Boyles, Howard Shields, Rob- ert Barnes, Walter Smith, Loyal Burchard, Marion Yount, Holton Hartley, Lawrence Schmidt, Joseph McAtee, Oscar Boudouin, Floyd Elliott, Robert Huggins, William Crites Loren Smith, William Lillibridge. ...- ' Ein' 15: il .lf F' ll ,Q we V eff X ,Q if iq!-,.. -i b I ljf' 'jg . ,,g 'E vga., '- . ii. . M V . 7 1 l 2, P . lx U, ff ., . ' ll X ,I fl! 1 Q 12' ' XX l 4 fl K il leap! .J X .5 ,lvl flfls 1 ln, Cole, Lloyd Holcroft, Thomas Davis, George Hall, Robert Forkner, John Henry Fra- Ltlvl, Q All ., NI J: ,Y ,EI53 Il 'P Milf ff - I , i il f l' l -gi 'i I i- ll ff K A li? rail QRJQXEYPS 'i ' l lp we--f -ig 19-RETRO-33 Freshman Class OFFICERS President-XVilliam Kunkle Vice-President-Clyde Fulton Secretary-Doyne Allen Treasurer-June Gilbert Class Flower - - - Red Rose Class Colors - ----- Red and White Class Motto - Continlually striving to attain SPONSORS Miss Mary Greene Mr. Colon Parks FRESHMAN POEM X1 The freshmen's road has been hard and rough, is frfgll, But our teachers have helped with our lessons so tough M9 And now the year is near the end. MM if We all will be sophies-if we can turn the bend. it if V-'33-i I I But freshmen we are and freshmen we'll be ' . Until this long term is ended, -Q ! What do we care if we aren't defended Q ,, . im ff -, ,tl By these upper classmen who have grown tough with age v.,1f 5 wWQ lf' bib We're much the better for we're young and have courage ' J xl Iv ,Lk ' ' , Id better stop bragging before I'm caught lagging Cause I've got to help build up our name. ' Though the odds are against us and no one defends us I WE'll win fortune and fame by just-playing the game. ,Zyl if V Just you wait! , , VIRGINIA WILSON ,Q y HELEN BYRD '55 ll , y, We , I ,gh 1 kim: in-Q 'iuili 'lf ' li eil, ,V lift It 'I' m -it 1 'Q flirf - . xl lille' , t jg , 1 - -. , xl ' 19lRETRO--33 ,..,. V l .W-.-. , 'fl qv- W. V , , P ea- -W , e -- -Y .V -wif V .a- pf-4,7 --- 1.-.. . .. ---W-Y-Y-A W. .. , 1 ,- - 1 Y 171 Freshman Class First Row: Virginia Wilson, Ruth Burchard, Louise Willman, Mildred Telle, Marjorie Townsend, Betty Brose, Mr. Colon Parks, Clyde Fulton, Doyne Allen, June Gilbert, William Kunkle, Miss Marv Green, Daisy Coulter, Eileen Lamont, Florence Tucker, Esther Zeigler, Gertrude Stout, Ella Mae Wentz. Second Row: Helen Gosnell, Gwendolyne Nuttle, Francis Schwartzkopf, Hildreth Smith. Mary Elizabeth Baker. Ruth Gettys, Bernadine Wassam, Vera Jean Roderick. Betty Burke, Jean Hartup, Betty Cooper, Bertha Knecht, Marjorie Risley, Erma Redding. Helen Travis, Ladonna Florence, Esther Jackson, Le Isle Jones, Betty Wilkinson, Esther Wallam. Third Row: Ralph Gould, Gilbert Sills, Alice Jackson, Marjorie Gosnell, Helen Worley, Bettv Flynn, Robert Canada, Frances Thomas, Richard Ducy, Loren Smith, Phillip An- drews, John Noble, Joseph Liniger, Clayton Myers, George Elzey, Ruth Schmidt, Dor- othy Spangler, Wilma Futrell, Helen Byrd, Helen Warner, Thelma Bohr, Lodell Baker, Joseph Everett, Ralph O'Connell. Fourth Row: Victor Cook, Earl Tipsord, Thelma Wrestler, Jeannette Williamson, Irene Elwood, Minnie Clamme, Martha Gardiner, Maxine Barnes, Jean Eliker, Anna Graves, Jeanice Beckett, Ruth Marchal, Audrey Smith, Fern Sills, Julin Mae Benditto, Lillian Dorton, Roberta Overmyer, Glen King, Charles Moore, John Parker. Fifth Row: Ralph Cooper, Paul Weaver, Logan Carlo, Max Trussel, Stephen Leonard Eugene Jordan, Carl Partlow, Edward Landis, James Black, Sam Chick, Robert Mc- Combs, Thomas Dewey, John Lannoy, Russell Williams, Harry Houseman, William Vallad, Robert Overmyer, Ralph Cromas. Sixth Row: William Landon, Robert Lamont, Raymond Frazier, Robert Marshall, Char- les Holtzleiter, Junior Kellogg, Robert Risinger, Milo Jennings, Ralph Babbitt. Bill Howard, Robert Sparks, Joseph Overmyer, Robert Pursley. , , ol? 4, . . Q. 1. f 1 -. if ,- ... x V. EKQA :-.ji-r? . . . i , ' 2- -- - 1 '15, Q . 'ln Elini' 43, .ig it 7 wb x Q' ti :' ' if Vo . Pa hr T-3 ll f i X E: f ll f . ' I f . t .S Elf- .- 'Tgg :,' F fi X iff is rg 'Pi' V il : XS I 'gli' x . 'fi ii 1 . , il -firillgi tl il' If ff wi? 4, I I . E l H de, 'v fl iii J -' A Q If M I ,fi- 1 g I ..,, w. jig ere W Eid if 1 1 ' in P :f '-'J' IL! 7 V 35- ,. :al ww' .Fif lilo 191-RETRO-33 . Y . . - F- -- A f- f in ee--Fefe' - ' r i '- + ...-pf-'- 'f f- ' xi ff - , .. . 5734 4 f'f ' , ff: 'fl- X , - 'Z '- ii. ee A , F ,f-. i it gg. N - s fp ' fs? F F 'n' ,A Wir V ur- U ,, V ,, i , . l -fb X . A i. tx, ' I 1 ..i- 'If' ik., 'Qing - K ' A . 5 I I. ' J' I K ' E ' Z 'K T' . f - ' . ,, . ' ' 'ftjl r 1 .- . . , . , , .. - ' - Q ' . 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' E .S A .2 4 jfge ' ' I ig 'l NB v I V F7-3 Q .1- -,QQ figs- .. ,. i ' ,yn ,, - if , , ,gre gli 5. f -2 Qi- Qij 7 Q J ag e,at,.:.:sfFf.f' 2,231 1. Y i- 342, QSYLQ A ,A 7 th rade ' ' ' Ujpper Groupb First Row: Hendricks, Shonkley, Raumgartner, NE'XVllIl'Q-Ll'. Gillenwater, Jones, Green, Cale. Jveurduff, Mr. lirown, Miss Elzey, Smith, Covey, Roush, Creager, MCEldowney, Larmore, Mauler, Vruden, Caste-rline, Tzirr. Second Row: Tliornhurg, Casterline, Lenon, Garr, Suite, Huff. Rrickley, McAtee. Monfort, Fu- trell, ljuugher, Snyder. Yencer, Schwab, Gibson, Carson. Sutton, Vanblzitre, Atkinson, Smith, tiosnell. Itolierds, lluffeiiliarger, Stump. Third Row: Lillilirirlge, Chick, Carmichael, Sutton, Lamllfrt. Yount, Frazier, XYaters, Stewart. NVe-rry, Simison, Jones, Hensley, Feigline-r, Spence, Kirkrx-.g..gitl, Me-eliuk, XVilliams, Musselman, Hall, Collins, Cullen, Smith, Vfilliams. Lamott, Tatman. Fourth How: Meuklinburg, Hammitt, Lamott, XVilliams. Clevengoer, YVard. Murphy, Cooper, Moler, Itiwh. Smith, Grey, Florenue. XVysong, Johnson, tviweiis. Bennett, Strine, Cheney, Dllly, Larmore, Elliott. Fifth How: Stewart, Ruble, Jetmore, Hurst, Plates, Mitlh-ell. Shatto. lVhitaker. Barnes, Mc- llermit, VanNVinkIe, Morris, Fuller, Miller, Cheney, Smith. Yount. Leffler. Plowrnan. M1- horney, Cox, Leonard, Smith. XVallam, Eates, MvDaniels. Fulton, Johnson. Sixth Row: Daniels, Knoderer, Townsend, Pemberton, Clzirk. Alexander, Glascock, Miller. D0ddS, Mtrris, Culberson, Cook, Jenkins, Haas, Clark. Strom-, Rea. Shaneyfelt. Seventh How: Gillun, XVard, Mt-l'h-frson. Clark, Huggins, Elliott, Carder, Thomas, Knecht, Quillen. James, Se-ztvers, Mollenry, Turner. 8th Grade CLower Croupj First Pow: Cleve-nger, Tucker. Nic-Gahay, Holemrm, A1mle-ate. Flatter, Hurst, Yencer, Miss Hain. Nliss lole, i re-en, SV'i,,nf-r. YVilliams. Vqllad. Lam. n. Slushfr. Powers. Rusht Second I ow: 4 lwrke Smith, I 1rmf:re, Ieynolds, Cooper, l-e1.rduff, Fuller, Sills, Younce, Over- myer, Croy, Lorder, Loxe Saunders, Lightner Yandeline, Smith, Cheney, Baker, Shatto, James. Third low: Cuildic-e, Fuhlf-, Henl-cle, Hauren, Sine, Clarke, Cole, McVicker, Perrel. Brandi. Qornuelle, Cilmson. Iflll'Ch l.I'tl, I isinger, Shields, Fox, Elli ft. Yullzul, Henley, Travis, Carmiche ael, YVunde-rlin, Smith, Kleefisch, Jackson, Loates, Peish. Jetmore. Fourth I ow: Smith Hugbins, Cline, Fates Casterline, Brinkley, Rawlings, McCaffrey, Pla.ce, Howard. Ove-rmyer. Shrack, Isenharte, Colhower. McFee..v, Frazier, Barton, linker, Frazier. Fifth I ow: V'1n Cords-n, '1ownsley, Flinn, Crites, Bell, Mc-Phe-rson, Luzadder. NVhite, XVoolard, Johnson, Smith, 1'atlift, Mailotte, Hilclebrund Stroup, Nlfrris. Lipp, Florence, NVheatley, Leon- .nrd, PM-e NVunderlin. , V Sixth Iow: James, le-nnett, LeFevre, Young, Girod, Ervin. 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Ma. giibgwff 444- . V WJ. .i'. -1. 4. , gf.-. -.?vH',q',.g.'X,m5,: F- 'G' -'S i'f 'ff A f '-Qyffw '-'ff -5: X' ' W-'25'L.5'v.7!fH'.'?1r7 ' 31: n, 'fiu 5554 .. f 'Q' ' x U1 navy, iq! nf. of- 3' .. tl. ,.A.xA . ., wh A 4 H y'.,f.5'. .- . v ' Fgkfriefq I . , -W .f. ri Q' . ' - S ' -' .'J, V L 7' N-aff S ' V 4- ' 'A 1 ml . gf r- wJ.' '. . 'V' .r w.ft,.,4Ks0? ' 4 '.g i-'dl u I-I ' .'1'.'.,',. W' l si 1 I -r. , -4 N: TI' I 1. , M. 1 , ' -.- -. - ' w e , I -. . .:, 4 ,w ' ,., 'rn .,. X., -.4 ' - za -f. Q'-V :.,.' 'ze' Q' . ur 1 ' .' v V., .-'git' 5 I ,N Y .5 I . U . . - rx , I V., 1. .- . . I '11 n ' , . 4 . QL. l,a:1Y ., V 0' . W. . . , 5' ' 1' ,gg-,r' ,. ' F. fn . - 1 7., .,. AL 'A .wx . h ff? Ym'v's. .J I. .X H I ,lf :Lani 1' mn .MA .-.. 'Ogg'-, ' -n 19lRETRO-133 Airedales H. C., 333 Montpelier, 23 H. C., 49 H. C., 55: Gas City, 17. H. C., 27 H. C., 3-lg XVinamaC, 13. H. C., 26 H. C., 303 Peru, 22. H. C., 30 H C 1 Iecatur H- C., 40 . 3 3 J - ,12. H. C., 403 Marion, 42. H. C., 22 H. C., 53: Central 1Ft. XVJ, 18. ., 9 H. C., 19. Bluffton, 16. H' L 'JG H. C., 27, Nortl1Side tFt. wg, 19. H- C-1 17 H. C., 251 Columbia City, 24. H- C-, 22 Portland, 10. Kenclallville, 25. Garrett, 21. Huntington, 17. Winchester, 28. Auburn, 36. South Side, 15. Wabash, 23. Marion, 12. ,i5,r1,'2g5? gkltff' 42 .E Q .V up W 1 el 'ir ' 7, 1 f ,. ln, .211 ,Q 1 1 1' H. C., 161 Muncie, 35. H. C., 28 Elwood, kit? N ' 'ff .CW gpg SECTIONAL , H. C., 46g Gray, 17. H. C., 311 Jefferson Twp., 15. H. c., 36, Madison, 31. -!ii'fj'5:' 1-I REGIONAL ,A 5, ,ggi H. C., 23: Huntington, 14. H. C., 355 North sitio, 40. lim, 1 if-' Q 1 ofa. . ' 'f .7ff,?. 1 . X X ffe 2 - ' ,, -- . . I ,,::f'-f f nh l - Lf ,A L, Q ff , J B'1LQ-s Lf, jfavag ' jx. ummfwqwgmywyfmummwumman O mqgkf mtg,-1L,,. 1 04, fn f17 ,I 3 M4 ' N .490 'QU-4' C.94f,. ,., ' ' b,1Q:hX,9q K, I - X9 41' 'zzgl L I 1 ' F ll' ' ' '1 Hx Ifihrisf f . J Na 'pglgr ff :six 51,2 l, it gg fl? - , s -'il ' 'rl ' :Zn if I, N w I xl I ig' It MW!! '. '10 H 'ff i ! ' if I rt- vl V2 'fx .fl ., 'Qin lv if 1-1 1 I 1 ,i'g'gw. i 'Jiri l 19- RETRO lil-3 I 1 ,FV . or X 'N .Ar X I ,im H Joseph Bohr Joe played great ball during the tournament and throughout the sea- son. He will still be here with the old flash next year and will be fight- ! ing for old H. C. H. S. Richard Baugher h Those characteristic left-handed V Fx shots of Dicks made many an en- ,- thusiast's heart miss a beat. His game R1 .g next year will be watched with inter- lf fr est. Bring on the left handers! 0.-511 V- ' . e - 2 J is 'jill Lovell Kellogg Love has no way of showing his . means of acquiring such a monicker 9 : : 1 Jr I other than by his first name. If love 1 1 L' is mild, they'd better change his name, ' Qi, because 'iLove isn't mild when a bas- , ' ket-ball game is going on. - ' ' 'enne o lx th D rton i x si ,f N Although Red did not play as a , ' regular in all games, he showed up Q 5 ' fi well and will hold a spot in every :ESS-P '1 W, ,,.x V ' F' fan's heart, as a good scholar and a V brilliant player. Red played center, ' ..., , - -g.:..3t'.. - 1 ' - guard, and all-around man in a very -5 , - capable manner. 'Q Q N. 3 . Harry Casterline 'XL-QQ' ' hi Donnie will be with us again next rj 4 3 , year, and we will be with him. He , 4 5 has held a Warm spot in all fans' V . . hearts. His plays were always watch- ,f ' ed, and fans held Donnie in high esteem. y , X Junior Beetley - Beetle has played three years of '-'.'-fit..-Lllgi-iQ+i, 'f' basket-ball for H. C. H. S., and his ' 4 all loss. from the team through gradua- - 'lfrffi ,-H -, tion this year will be deeply felt. He has been a star backguard, and he In .F set o1T a well-balanced team of ball . IL y I 1 ...QL ,mil N Mp: , . Ex . ' players. .5 , - . ' -:,Tf5 veq.,..t-.. 'ef--r - ' - ' -me-a-qs.. r-Min V4 -1 ,,i- - 19? Paul Daugherty Paul is another reserve man whose loss will be greatly felt. He has play- ed brilliant ball, and his playing has been highly lauded by H, C. H. S. fans. Joseph Risinger Joe played great ball with the re- serves at the Anderson second team tourney and earned himself a place as capable reserve on the first team. He will be with us again and will not be a reserve but a regular fighting Airdale. lWe hope.1 John Monfort John has one more year in which to till those big shoes of Beetley. and he'll do it. rFeet can,grow.1 John is a capable, cool, and conscientious ball- player and has the ambition and iight needed to make good. Coach James B. Good A coach is half the team, and we of H. C. H. S. pride ourselves upon hav- ing good measure. Coach Good has taken the Airdales through three years of hard work and grind and has brought them through successfully. Assistant Coach Paul Cly Coach Cly came to us from Ball State, and we know that he knows his basket-ball. He has taken the sec- ond team through one of its most successful seasons. and we praise him highly for his work. William Larmore Skippy has been with the Air- dales for three years, and has served efficiently in all he has endeavored to do. Skippy will graduate this year, and his loss will be felt by all those who know him. ,,,,,...,, RETRO --33 J- 'AP' . 5 ,N W Sq' . A . xi .n I . f-iff 'L .84 V 4' as 'Wg ,. . f LQ 6 ' ' ' ' 'STSZIY-rs It a ? frat'-ff ff , -.Q ls, 5 .C-PY' 677 lf. . 1 3: J 2325.2 - il- -i t G . tr' i af 'L X 'iff P17 I E 'I' will 1 at - . :gf ,H .f'..gl- r I., If 'I' vial r ,ggi H if 'Hip , XY , -1' A T293 4 K H LM .fF:.gi:l F4 ' I. ' 1, Kg ,liz .1 ' 'lla Q .tri U '5' ll '15 f V, iw, Ne -,1 , fn 'I 'sg N e Q 1 -,gsgy I H X -r C -A W H ' 53-ly' -3 . -1. gi, ,vii ' an . -ii ,,. .-. .....,,-i,...f. f' -' ' .. -' - ,,.f- ' --- - ' 1 I I ' L T, I all mb .i V, If L . 'ff wg ' 'fly 7 I, wi 4 '51 ig 1 l 11 'inf ' 'w.ll i 1 4-wrt f N 5 mo .- , . - I N . X wftsigg 'iii . x'il'iF-Usffz if! 19-RETRO-33 Sectional Tourney Hartford City, this year, had its way as usual in the sectional, which was held at the Portland gym. XVith victories over Gray and Jefferson, we met Madison in the finals. After thirty-two minutes of hectic battling the Airedales were able to defeat Madison by a score of 36 to 30. Beetley, Bohr and Kellogg were given positions on the all-sectional team, while Dorton, Casterline, and Baugher were placed on the second team. We think this is a very good showing, and we're proud of the Airedales. Regional' Tourney By winning the Portland sectional, Hartford City was given the right to represent this section at Fort VVayne. Playing Huntington in the first game of the afternoon, Hartford City won by a wide margin. Bohr and Kellogg were the high-lights of this game, and they were highly commended by all. By virtue of their victory over Huntington, Hartford City played in the final against North Side, the winner of the game between North Side and Bluffton. In a heart-rending battle the Airedales went down in de- feat, 35 to 40. Every member of the squad played his bestg and it is hard to pick an outstanding player, although Baugher was high point man. ALL REGIONAL TEAM All-regional selections, as picked by the Hartford City News, are as follows: .Fort Wayne Blume ......... .... F orward ...... ...... Hartford City Hartford City Baugher ......... ..... F orward ....... ........ r Kellogg ....... ....... C enter ......... ..,..... .Fort Wayne Haught ....... ..... F loor Guard ..... ....... Back Guard Lang ........ ..... ....... ........ F 0 r t VVayne Reserve Tourney The Hartford City Reserves won an invitational tourney at Ander- son. They defeated Lapel 43 to 4 in the first-game. In the final game the pups conquered Anderson i11 a close game 29 to 29. Risinger was an outstanding player in this tournament. YQ V ' b ..,' 1' 1 Q' 1 ', 4 V xi ' It l , H,i'Mfi' in v gl I i il 'Y , , I ' lik, 1 ' h li 94' .! f '. 1 ' big 35: l I-A N 4' I A YW ,- 'Yi Q ,-W-v-,141 .,q. .-,.,, ,,'. L: ' Atl 19--RETRO--33 li Second Team Row 1-Left to Right: Keith Guildice, Robert, Hill. Row 2-William Kastetter, Robert Barnes, Charles Limerick, Robert Huggins, Charles Crites. How 3-Mr. Cly, Lawrence Smith, Walter Smith, Clyde Fulton, Robert McGary, Dwight Casterline, William Crites, William Larmore. We of Hartford City are greatly pleased with the accomplishments of Coach Cly and his H. C. H. S. Pups. They. as well as the varsity, have had one of the most successful basketball seasons in years, winning the Second Team Invitational Tournament held at Anderson. A good varsity must have something good to practice on, and the Airedales have had that. We, called fans, often do not realize how much of a part is played by the vugggw N Mag? if '-i li ki Q 1 V- 4 J K f x ,lf wk, .I 4. X . ll ff? Pups. Let their praises be widely sung! SCORES Montpelier 14 Gas City 13 H. C., 24 H. C., 32 H. C., 25 Decatur 21 Marion 19 Bluffton 20 North S1de fFt H. C., 15 H. C., 25 H. C., 27 wi 11 H. C., 32 Columbia City 19 H. C., 23 VV1nchester 14 H. C., 30 Portland 13 T Andeison HF HC2 HC it Q 1 if ! if . , - E' ' 1 , . H.C.,31, ,A-4. I I I- , . H. C., 343 , L, xxx' ,t 1 1 1 - - H. C., Qt, , ' . . , . fgggfgfk , 5 ' H. C., 253 f - ,- . Su s ' j ' ' H H. C., 17g f ,- . t ' ' ' , . ' ' ',,'eft faf - . - '. ,. 43- . f? fE?5ix H C 21, Muncie, 34. ' f f NE I 4 , . . ., 283 ,L. Fm 4 ' ' f ili f - X . - , K ' M If f. . I I? : j N A 2. X. F . --f .H -...,.,... -, ,wi A W 'cl' -4 L I V f if 1' I' ,Va fl' Huntington 26 2 Auburn 37 South Side fFt XVI 35 Wabash 26 Elwood 95 f tt' A 4 ,H-I r V 1 Second Team Touinev Lapel 4 'tliddletosxn 23 Y Anderson 11 4900 ,il.'x f Al W 'l' 41 free 7 19-lRE'TROT-33 -555 Baseball First Row: Casterline, pitcher: Daugherty, Iielder: Kastetter, catcher: Dee, shortstop: Fil- I Wilson, third base: Fulton, pitcher. i .54 ' 'ir Second Row: Cly, coach: Monfort, pitcher: Risinger, fielder: Kellogg, second base: Bohr, 1 ffl, first base: Dorton, pitcher: Good, assistant coach. Not in picture-McGary, fielder: ' 74? Huggins, Helder: Barnes, fielder: Hoad, Gelder: Ervin, fielder. . 1 1 I My Q45 X if scones lg I ' H. C., 9: Montpelier, 4. H. C., 4: Fairmount, 3. l 1 . . ' , rg H. C., 4: Gas City, 2. H. C., 22: Montpelier, 5. :x Gas City, 9. H. C., 5: Fairmount, 0. :- 1 5 . fix- ' '33 H. C., 11, , w.. VI fr q ,If 1 145 Eaton, 2. h , ,, H. C., . , a ' 'F Mb there was In the spring more baseball and the following - afi,',,Qq,: were scheduled: - - SCHEDULE -' ,.-5' Alexandria C2 gamesj. Bluffton C2 ganiesj. l ,I Huntington Q2 ganiesj. Gas City 12 game-sl. I 2 1 Eaton fl ganiej. Decatur Q1 gamej. 'll ! + 1 J vlitgwt' ll gif: ' I N Clava!! EE! if 0 l , :it l ixllmjillf H 'll ri 'viii lar . , ,gs it tiff 1, fb f .. ik ETP: ' Z f I xx px . A . ag Nw .. games 0 19-'-RETRO-T33 -F72 RW ,High School Nine Wink M045 6,3 Wins 4 to 2 OPfning Ttlt, Montpelier 1?qb8a?f5 S060 J ', Invgncag cnynream X?i7A5SN'f373:TE'i1f??1E1Ei?ijf7?'i:1::,Q'EE ,3380,f,'m, ,'1ifS'ok ' tlgffiigzj t narfigfgwb '5f,8l Wr 596, 4 2Sf 'f.ffe4 ff ' F . Sflledj WH 4 .' 21' 63 d'4r redalky Wfhglzs aff fx 'zo 1- Xe-4 df em, .tw Q x lg Ann c6oolkj!,A1reda,g,x-sQ,-'ff gays. XC:,5 ,Y QQ ,300 fI0g'4ZPE1-A. 1,-,ewes C 0154135-if ,H DIL: s40l,,j,-25-QQ Q7'f2,Q4J 44,4 Fave ,Z - o RC. p - Q X- ' . 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H . 3, M ii, '1 fi4,5Q, p hat ! 5 +1913 . ux. 19--RETRO--33 Intro-Mural Bosketball Tourney Intra-mural games pllyed this year at the noon-hour brought together quite an ar- ray of talent. Much interest was aroused over the six teams competing and some well played games resulted. 5 . The following teams competed: 7th and 8th, Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior, Senior, and Cornfed. - ' '- , In a well-played tournament the Sophomores won the Iinal game of the tourney from the Seniors. , k Other teams playing at noon were as follows: Indians, Cubs, Reds, Yanks, Celts, Lions, Bears, Tigers, and Warriors. , g Ping-Pong' ourney The Ping-Pong Tourney held this year in the gym was something new and 'created a lot of interest. Someone contributed a table to the cause, and' with the help of a few paddles quite a bit of disturbance was made. 'In the tournament many interesting games were held, and many tight tights Were witnessed. John Kleensch and Junior Alexander played in the hnal game. It was a tough battle with Junior Alexander winning out. Swlmmlng A swimming club was organized this year, and quite a few boys participated in the sport. Records were set up at hrst of year, and the boys kept trying to beat their former records throughout the school year. Coach Cly assisted by Robert Hogan had charge of the following boys: James Hubbard, Charles Hubbard, Francis Sutton, Paul Brothers, Darrel Clark and Vyron Johnson. - Junior High Basketball Tourney g The Junior High Basket-ball team has completed a very successful year. The team is composed ofa fine group of boys, namely: Bose Ervin, Bean Risinger, Red Rob- insan, Bob Lamott, Happy Smith, Jim Ward, Ed Landis, Bill Howard, Ralph Babbitt, Junior Kellogg and Glen King. ' SCORES H. C., 103 Washington Twp., . . ' Wilson 1MuncieJ 16.- . . ' Martin Boots 18. . . ' McCullough 14. . . ' McCullough 7. . . ' Martin Boots 19. - YI 'Vi' Ho,21, , 155' 14' ht- HC,14, , if X ,ftiilfsf iw 'lv H 0.24. . wi, ,L H C,11, , '1 ,Nj H c, 20, l , ,fir fl fl- L' f X '45-Rst ' K ig :I S Q il lm N 3: ' l A Y, N - H - -, ..,. . .. - ACTIVITIES 2 -E: n f- w.-v f-11131, . I ' r.'I.:.V..l,'A . l ll ' . - L ' w -9 V Y'-.J r 5 ., - , QUWQR ...fx 35 ,- K, I- .bd Vx ' . 'X 5 ' 5 , ' -, fi . - ,QV -.4 ..-wlfg gm '---v.uwfri'- 'JFK E ' :,,-.yjgf -, , 1- .I , ' V . . - . .'f-'.', .-1 7q'.f.':v--.af-A H Qsgtf ' - ' . . I ,A V: , V I, 4, .u.- ,,w- f. avg- - I: I ' -L U g,:r..f-:W-. Q 14. rl nf KE . ' Q. ' .:. 'IL +.. if ' fw- A nj ., A., V' fi' :4 'l' ', .l Ii! v JJ, ., I' V ' ' isa an f ,. LI' ',-V - X... a I - D, l ' I-'h- ! 1 I 1 , v.'-..- ,, . v' lf . y i ' ' ' ' , f ' - fu - ' ' , f W, 1. L. ., It . A V- ,jx A .x T N45 iw - '.-??w-1 a ' ' ' ,,,' Q . ' .g 5 , - ' -, . , 4 , ' :vig ', 1, ' I , ' A . W . , -5' , t ' A- , ,,- l. J- fy .f9Wxa-' ,si Fw. f' . 5. ,' ,' flz - ' f I - :,l. .I P Y' A ' L ..' 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Hogan - Paul Brothers - - Jane Stinson - - Helen Gardiner - Margaret Jane Rapp - - - Edith Lewis - Alfred Markin - Betty Knott - - Ruth Snell - Delpha Garrett - Evelyn Roberds Miss Furriey-Literary Advisor Mr. Warner-Business Advisor nh daft' 213' I 'E 'ity up ii A A- 1 i ff? i. i if I' i ii 'r Q Nfl ' i s lla . -is 11 fi eff at X X ' ' 3?-355 -' ev,f::'x ii Q K 43- -.. . 1 ...--- ' 115' ' . l-Z1'na W if A, y 4 9 -' M 5 fgi. '-1234 I A f .Vw .afikga . ,-, . i 'V 'J 3 :xi , ,W Y ' a . D-N iw Mil ff I, -? 'In I -, I.:-if M 1' ,,.2u'4if I ' '- ' M , ,. .ig QA , Y. - X. lx 'fx' bf: MT.. , .gf ao fi 513' . ,. . vi, I Y , 11 ,. .wk ,XIX . , . 6 I 'f. . if 'ig .1 7. .-Zqi fr I 'Nh' 45 ,,-P ff . J , I - . .' '-I if . -91:9 F' we - If-fu 'H' - .X ' . 5 I I, .MM A 'D' 'iii T325 4' M' 3 'L .c J if 1: 73 - ,Fw , --L1 5 W ., 'A .fir X 551' P v' ' W 'ff 'Aw -1 I ,Syl .V '.f- k-ul., -I ' V, r N-fy. 4, -2 1 J I., I J IL '. li ff -it ' , ,, , Y wx X15 5 v if lg , 'g ,wwf L' l xlijfb It fkf 1' . . 'il ,, In . ii, W ET le?:.ILx!ES.Sx- fly !7?u'7?' - ia, ' ,' lm, ,r gift 12 it Tr -lk 1 1 i ,m J ' 'i fi5r. 9Q'n . ' , ,fy x f 1 idf. 5 ' Fggizt 19-RETRO--33 --'fe'-A----H Ln-: s- ,,,,,,Y A - -'V -- ef-wzrvr-1--V 1 W. . -QL -.---. --A -an-es-.A P! Hi- Y Row 1-From Left to Right: Harry Casterline, Harold Shoemaker, William Feighner, George Telle, Richard Dee, Kenneth Dorton, George Sparks, Joseph Wagner, Robert Place, Warren, Atkinson. Russell Knecht. Row 2-Joe Liniger, Robert Dennison, Robert Van Winkle, Paul Homer, Richard Over- myer, Wilbur Willman, William McCaffrey, Bishop Stewart, Gilbert Kegerreis, Charles Lord, Junior Myers, Clyde Sussman. Keith Guildice. Row 3-William Lillibridge, Arnold Schumacher, Keith Waters, Vyron Johnson, Albert Fox, John Kleefisch, Paul Brothers, John Monfort, James Hubbard, James Rawlings, William Slater, Richard Stein, Loren Smith, Howard Wilkins, Leo Hoad. Row 4-Robert Knecht, Lloyd Holdcroft. Thomas Groves, Joseph Porter, Joseph Risinger. Zack Mahorney, Howard Barnes, Robert Forkner, Noel Cady, Paul Yount, Robert Hogan, Harry Schuhrnacher, Arnold Delport. Charles Williams, Daugherty, Lowell Row 5-Robert Hill, Chester Smith, Joe Bohr, Shirley Hughes, Irvin Mannix, Ernest Gi- rod, Fred Jenkins, Marshall. Richard Knoderer, John Frazier, Frank Ervin, Darrel Clark, Lawrence The Hi-Y Club Wagner and George enjoyed another profitable year under the leadership of Joseph C. Telle, two inspiring and efficient leaders. At the beginning of the year the following oflicers were elected: Kenneth Dorton, president and chaplain, George Sparks, vice-presidentg and Richard Dee, secretary and treasurer- Cn Januiry 18 the club met in the old gym. About sixty-tive members witnessed the impressive initiation ceremony. At a meeting on December 6, an excellent program was given, and the Hi-Y pins were ordered. During the year the club enjoyed many fine talks g'ven by local business man, min- ister, and teachers. Following the meetings, the boys usually adjourned to the new gym for a recreational hour. Q 659 w is l Ying f li, - - --cf- V rv-,i 1.4 ,ilii ' Q A .L ,A -- . 19lRETRO?33 - - fzrffvs--------A-A-----Ye Girl Reserves Raw l-From Left to Right: Ann Elizabeth Dee, Marie Smith. M lzlred Dickey, Mabel McClintic. Margaret Jane Rapp, Miss Pearson, Dcrs Smith, Miro Pursley. Yula Minne- nion, Ellen Beasley, Miss Harter, Difrothy Loncy, Mary Ann Kelsay. June Bohr, Mary Catherine Stewart. Row 2-Louene Rabbins, Marion Crist. Helen Archer, Helen Cook, Maxine Clapper, Maxine Worley. Marilyn Strait, Catherine Daugherty, Mary K. Dennson. Maxine Painter, Delpha Garrett, Winnifred Marshall, Norma Wentz, Louise Fulton, Mary Ann Miller, Zula Wil- liams. Row 3-Lena Mae Hendricks, Rowena Sutton, Muriel Johnson, Hope Waters. Vivian Reed, Maribelle Gable. Ruth Worley, Charlotte Simmison. Maxine Sturbwis, Helen Bittner, 'Ihelma Lynch, Olive Lynch, Esther Phillips, Helen Kinscr, Virginia Travis. Row 4-Betty Hill. Esther Baker, Ruth Smith, Edith Lewis, Marian Henley, Esther Vlfhet- sel, Ruth Hartup, Mary Alice Willman, Vera McVicker, Charlene Trehearne, Mary Esther Mchfal-zen, Adolene Frazier, Leona Adams. Rtw 5-Ruth Thompson, Evelyn Roberds, Louise Risser, Betty Henze, Jane Stinson, Mar- jorie Rapp. Catherine Jones, Florence Wentz, Ruth Williams, Mary Margaret Moler. Betty Jane Hoover. Donna Rae Baumgartner, Pauline Huffman, Vera Thornburg. Under the leadership of Miss Pearson and Miss Harter, the seventy-seven members of the Girl Reserves had a very successful year. Initiation services were held in the old gym November 21. The following ofiicers were ingtalfedz President. Yula Minnemang Secretary, Mclva Doris Smith: Treasurer, Mara Pursley. As part of their charity work, the girls made rag dolls for the paor children for Christmas. A carry-in dinner was enjoyed February 10, and afterward the girls attended the basl-:et-ball game in the new gym between South Side of Fort Wayne and Hartford City. As a Uget-together meeting, the Hi-Y and Girl Reserves opened their 1932-33 activities with a well-planned and successful party. A play entitled Sham was given by the Dramatic Club and was enjoyed by all. Theie were games following the play in the old gym. The highlights of the occasion were the pop and sandwiches furnished by the Heats committee. Y ' I qgfi tlzi -iff ' iiililf' iii 797 we x - , 'R N 3 ,ti if l lliifi g x I' A ' I: ' .1 1 . KX li 'Q X l :L'QiQQlig.5i ogg '-. - - 'EJ :-, ,t .' iii' 'N - ' ' bi 1 lj as uv? I i It 'Q' SVA ' 'i U 'I it ir x at ily ll t ' I , 4 i 4 , :E 'hi i li' Q wifi. I 4 x . J 144: X x 'fu zfcgia F l g , i .-. gsm-: i sg. -ei ' 'Z E 5' Y . pn. 'g-:GF-Q-3? ' rig: , ctw I Q fr, T- DY I, 19iRETROi-33 5 .. 1' ffl, at ' 'ig if mtg .jf s . 1 i Q Qmhxljr f . 3 tm 1, lg, 'lit ..Q15- 1' ' -ii-ifmi 1 E. -c f- .. f - . -... .-. . - ..-nm . V , .. .-Ha , - ,- u ., . a...D.B---, --..... Am., .A . . -- -. .,,..,.... l all - 4 V ww-' -we-f ,J , . t '1 44 Dramatic Club Row 1-Left to Right: Betty Hill, Mildred Dickey, Paul Brothers, Miss Cole, Mary Ann Kelsay, Delpha Garrett. Row 2-Ruth Smith, Margaret Jane Rapp, Catherine Daugherty, Dorothy Loney, Mar- jorie Rapp, Betty Jane Hoover, Betty Williams, Doris Smith. Row 3-Mabel McClintic, Marilyn Strait, Dicl-1 Overmyer, Harold Shoemaker, Clifford Hall, Warren Atkinson, Crystal Haag, Mary Ann Miller. President-Paul Brothers Vice-President-Mildred Dickey Secretary-Treasurer-Mary Ann Kelsay The Dramatic Club is one of long standing in Hartford High. The aim of the club is to develop an interest in reading and producing plays and furnish entertainment at various times during the year for the student body. This year the Dramatic Club has held weekly meetings at which plays of various types have been read and presented. Four plays have been given for various programs during the year. They are Edna Higgins Strachan's plays, Three Potatoes for Mary. and Weinies on Wednesday? Flash-Bacl-L, by Anna Best Joderg and With The Help of Pierrette by John Shaner. The social activities of the club during the year were a carry-in supper in December, a chili supper in March, and a Weiner roast in May. We owe our success and our many happy and profitable hours to the untiring efforts of our director Miss Ruth Cole. c'-'TQ T --., I. 'X K: .V Il hx g ' ll? 552 K' A -- xi is., H I x 'I Y ull, l., fl . li lj 'Ll 5 P- 'ln Ii ' 'QI' fi ,rw qi.. it ,gig , , Jft w'?L L ' rnxtl- ex B-'QNX C a ul lil' Q! Q4 ' A m' - ' xx ? Sa L1 X We , TL ' X ' -rg.,-. , B 7 - ug-ws,-E,-.:f,.,,,. 1 - - ' - sn- '--,-.. . A . 1 ' ,--. -1 wwf 19--RETRO--33 Ls.-- ,G--Q, ... .... Q, Girls' and Boys' Glee Club Row 1-Left to Right-Se:-:tette-Mary Elizabeth Baker, Ann Elizabeth Dee, Kathryn Wright, Gertrude Williams, Mary Ann Kelsay, Edith Lewis. Row 2-Betty Hill, William Feighner, Dwight Casterline, Frederick Jenkins, John Klee- tisch, Alfred Markin, George Williams, Ernest Girod, William Hawthorne, Robert Purs- ley, Robert McKenna. Row 3-Miss Nesbit. Margaret J. Rapp. Mildred Dickey, Catherine Daugherty, Mary E. Huff, Judith Newbauer, Irene Baumgartner, Arabelle Leonard, Marian Henley, Ruth Hnrtup, Esther Whetsel, Thelma Lynch, Florence Wentz, Ruth Williams, Ruth Smith, Marjorie Risley, Doiis Cale, Justine Burke, Betty Williams. Row 4-Martha Sipe, Maxine Clevenger. Donna Rae Baumgartner, Elleanor Houston, Donna Hammit, Marion Burns, Ellen Beasley, Dorothy Loney, Margaret. Jean Hall, Vera McVicker, Vivian Reed, Betty Jane Hoover, Lawrence Hawkins, Martha Gilbert. Row 5-Charles Hubbard, Russell Knecht, Donald Girod, Robert Dennison, Gilbert Keg- erreis, Robert Place, Paul Homer, Wayne Ford, Harold Shoemaker, Robert Van Winkle, Paul Brothers, Clyde Sussman, Robert Knecht. One of the outstanding organizations of the high school this year was the girls' sex- tette under the direction of Miss Nesbit. Alfred Markin, as accompanist, added to the programs with his clever pianologues. New uniforms consisting of black dresses with white or orange collar and cuff sets were adopted by the girls. Programs by the sex- tette were much in demand throughout the year, both for school programs and for clubs. Under the supervision of Miss Nesbitt, the boys' and girls' glee clubs are just com- pleting a very active and successful season. Both clubs have made several public appear- ancis and have won favorable comment. From the boys' club, eight were selected to form a double quartette. They first ap- peared before the Rotary Club, March 27. This group and the sextette united to repre- scnt the school in the Music Festival, at Ball State, on May 11. Both glee clubs contributed generously to a splendid Christmas Cantata and fur- nished several numbers for the commencement exercises. ! iii: ' E, 5' 1 'leer ri. A tx iv! k ji . ,, I Y .l K '17 vw it 'Q gl i 3, 7 il l -2- i.,f, f,, ,.- ll 1 lf' t ll . U f J f... 'r 'fs f,. ' iylf Xxx L lr n tgtsetl si L' ,iv ly if9V '7'.'.z- ziffz 4' T T I I J t ist ,gl f X f . isirggt I - ui I -5 rl F Axfmijl . Qi T' ' E S gat- ',-fig' J-:'?-f V x X Xl ff' If . Z i3E5n,-4139253453 -'33-4f '1r ,,. -. -L. -f ' , ..-a.1.,,, ' L . ,. ,,,W .. 2f 7 ': We i 'F ll l 4: in V ffm 19iRETROl33 l K , Q l 5 .Q-i A Y r i The Band The High School Band, under the leadership of Mr. Lucas of Muncie, has become an crganization of which the school is proud. Its membership has increased to fifty-two, ' f and during the last year a Junior Band of twenty-one members was organized. 1 l e 5,1 OFFICERS 1 ,I V Director-Clyde Lucas J If Assistant Director-Paul Homer. 'vkfai President-Clyde Sussman. .N ,' Y' Librarian-Fred Jenkins. QM I Assistant Librarian-David Buckles. n ,'l 4 3, In PERSONNEL :I M X CLARINETS-Paul Homer, Clyde Sussman, William Hawthorne, William Kunkle, Dick 1, x ,. Hx N Stein, John Kleefisch, Junior Alexander, Oscar Boudouin, Robert Van W1nkle,.Wil- ffl 'bib liam McCaffrey, Walter Hollis, Billy Henley, Stanley Simison, Richard Collins. I ! H n , jk SAXAPHONES-Arnold Schumacher, Mary Ann Kelsay. 1 - 4.2 ' r I ALTOS-Herman James, Junior Kellogg, Ernest Girod. 1 g I - Wi-gg BASSES-George Elzey, Perry Smith. I ' QE ,', FLUTE-Charles Hubbard, Stephen Leonard. il-5 , ll ' BARITONE-Richard Hall, John Jones. . .,,.,,,.3, I n iii.. ' DRUMS-Robert McKenna, Robert Robinson, Joseph Stroup, Robert Stewart. :lg rg: ,' ' ,- l' '- CORNETS-James McKenna, David Buckles, Frank '. underlin, Francis Blake, Raymond li. tiff, ll' Elliott, Noel Cady, Wilbur Willman, William Hildebrand, Norma Schmidt, John X Ill 0 5 Duffey, Gordon Reed, Donald Archer, Del Rogers, William Archer, John Claytor. tg.. l ,ak 1 TROMBONES-Fred Jenkins, Joe Wunderlin, Lawrence Marshall, Paul Weaver, Gilbert f 'fi Q: N Kegerreis, Darrel Ratlid. .hu I f . :L 8:1 --2- , V- g'Jc.C-o -1,11-' ' Z! -xl -- ' Z 5 .lf i . if 4. Y li ' A ?A fre-i V' Y Y .-, ,.:L- - H N'--gn -. 19TRETRO?33 1 r, F, af V gl. , r 2 as aw . Q 1 ii 1 . - 1 '. .1 f , . slim, ll it wi 4' I 1 v ,B Junior-Senior Prom On May 20, 12132, the junior-senior banquet one of the most successful and enjoyable ever class. The general couunittee was composed of Place, Bernadine Bates, and Harold Shoemaker The two hundred and fifty guests were first and prom proved to be given to a graduating June Dennison, Robert entertained at a three- Course dinner, which was served in the United Brethren Church. The tables were beautifully decorated with flowers and with 'tlolly-pop dolls dressed in pastel shades. At the banquet music was furnished by the Gypsy Trio, and Father Boney was the speaker. The high school gymnasium, decorated as a Japanese garden, was in gala array for the dance. Bud Freck's orchestra from Fort Wayne provided the music for the evening. Those who did not care to dance enjoyed playing cards ani watching the others. Everyone who attended received a balloon as a souvenir. -. ,, g -..:,2,-5 .,,f...1 K--.qt-1-5 -.-.., 41 1--...nw -' hi: da if ' 'nip- ' ,r l' 5-L , y a 'ijt 1,5 4: Y ll .Al .La if 3' ei V5 if ' 1 - lr: 4' pl? i -fl 5 jf Lsgiiff.. ' Ai, ' iii' 3' W fgii p ami ', sf ia 1 W y K' 5:1 X In L, 3. ill it .K X . 'X E swim, ti xjgx I A .N K 'PEZ I ul ll cp if l. lah, 554. 'Wifi IQTRETRO-T33 , , Y, . ,da--,...-.. ,, -,s gg.-.V----f -1- --- , ' ' ' - 1 Q -'sn -Q t fl tl. , , , l 3 - ' - It--L. V , 7 i v- ' . if gr 4' 4- Q T 'Qg'ig45:ij3' ' ' ' 1, , . , . , . , , I ' 4,-. qv' ' ,2--LL-' . lvvzl W I n g . Big Broadcast Wednesday, February 22, brought something entirely diiierent in the way of high school class productions, when the seniors staged the Big Broadcast. Crazy announce- ments and clever imitations of famous radio stars from a stage cleverly arranged easily aroused the laughter and hearty applause of the audience. As a show, the Big Broadcast was pleasantly entertainingg and as a broadcast, all it needed was a transmitter. If one could have peered into the control room he would have seen the banks of meters, dials, and switches which facilitated the operator's control over the power amplifier and its system of loud speakers. The background itself was a maze of hundreds of variously colored concentric cir- ' cles. This modernistic design helped to make the Big Broadcast distinctively different. QQ: Directors-Floyd Warner and Floyd Huffman. 42154 s Announcers-Warren Atkinson and Harold Shoemaker. if Y D Y1i1genIt1Lo1?z'sl tgrchxestra-glyde Sussman, Paul Homer, Richard Stein, Paul Lewis, ' avi uc es, re en'ins, Jo n Hollis, Alfred Markin, George Elzey. 'gb' ' I Mike and Herman-Bob Hogan and Paul Brothers. - ' gi Little Jack Little-John Gable. X j Boswell Sisters-Edith Lewis, Gert Williams. Kate Wright. 4 fi l Kate Smith-Maxine Harrison. in M A Al Jolson-Ernest Girod. Q ff 93 ,Xji.'f- Ed Wynn and Graham McNamee-Dick Overmyer and Dick Knoderer. M t w Ruth Ettiqg-Marian.Bu1-ns. I 1- Wy Bradley Kincaid-Dwight Casterline. .I ,I f Amos 'N Andy-Bill Slater and Dick Knoderer. . ' N . ll fx Interlocuter-Dick Overmyer. f Endmen-Charles Williams, George Sparks, Paul Brothers, Dick Knoderer, Jim Hub- E li- , bard, Biu Slater. I! 'j Soloists-Bob McKenna, Bill Hawthorne. George Williams. f Q5 Mad?iggugsTPolly Pruden, Margaret Hall, Norma Wentz, Dorothy Loney, Ellen Beasley, -,-,avg :P s. a e, Thelma Lynch, Olive Lynch, Florence Haag, Ruth Smith, Ruth Williams, 3 M',5ig'ii,3L Iflorencev Wentz, Bob Dennison, Clilf Hall, Bernadine Bates, Esther Baker, Maro Pursley, R JHP: Mary Elizabeth Baker, Ottyce Johnson, Evelyn Roberds, Louise Risser, Ruth Thompson. JH, 'I Delores Claytor, Floyd Wilson, Perry Smith, Frank Ervin, John Frazier, Bob Knecht, Fred j M45 it I Sprague, James Rawlings, Bob Place, Lawrence Marshall, Bob VanWinkle. l. fmt ia 11' V Dancers-Mildred Dickey, Marie Smith, Betty Hill, Katherine Wentz, Mabel Mc- H 'tal ' 1 gmtic, Catherine Daugherty, Roberta Dillon, Delores Claytor, Marilyn Strait, LaVaughn Q . f enney. ,, l , . g' ,Q ,lf ,A B ttStzgIe glatrliagers and Decorators-Junior Casterline and Floyd Wilson, Ruth Snell, ffj ' e y o , ane Stinson, Helen Gardiner and Vera Bedwell. Jil? 1- 1 5 - wa- is w ' 1 ' N . BQ l D .,-'sight .Qi- ..1.., his H N1 ' .-ai 'hx . 1-Q4-.f il .ull Q5 if ' A - Ex F it If zxxx We . ,,.,,?,e .-A .-C1 - - - --A M,-vb v -. , 191RETRO+33 ' I 5 'Q H 'Wil i is slat , L, - 1, , , , , l ' air , 3' lr - A if i 'Q 'E' ' : V ',: : frkk 4-M 2,-4, , .,.l- ff ..l.-51'-5'.:'5' . ,Sgr-Qjgi--Wa-, sK, i .,y ,-,ft i, E-Q , I -' A -Hfgvgf. -' -j -1 -.3, kk4,! L, ,i Ei .:.:,f.,.i ,A - V S552 ,. Mr IZ .Q' it it Kittie ,I X-in ' , .- Q 0 ' , Vt? 5' ' i :i5:'1iLii 'fif wif' hr.: 1,3 ggYi'gv,4,' ,wi I - ,- -, H-,i , . :Agp J 3,5 zz, :J , -if itil,-f::Q.g fi 1' if if f ' 'Dt v 3 . fr qw L iii H 'w :Q i EL :Ji W, .fit if . h KY' ll- 1 , tg Q- ' f ' 5 ,Q -I 4 is-yi .t ' -2 V h ', I ., Q' , A .-i,-Xiu 4 L . .KF 1 .f. rx, I C7 xf -ly 1 ' A. 41 Jr? A - 1572 '-51 ff -1 YP .V ,QL 'l-sn. ,. .fe izfgi i, . -, .g M .n . , ' X ':,, K ' ' V ,,,, 5 f- 1 , ll 4 'li 'zu L' 11-if 'idltgdn 3 x Af That's That Pianist, Mrs. George Overmyer. Directed by Bertha Marie Dwinnell. Prompter, Wilbur Willman Characters: Letitia Brownell, Ellen Beasley: HODD. Gilbert Kegerreisg Martin Morris, William Feighnerg Kenneth Jones, Dwight Cas- Rimer, Gertrude Williamsg Eloise Res- Jane Bronson, Mildred Dickeyg Willie terlineg Mickey Sullivan, George Sparksg Mamie wick, Catherine Daughertyg Mrs. Suthweld, Mary Ann Kelsayg Eddie Dewey, Alfred Mar- king Nanette Nielson, Marian Burns: Mr. Nielson, George Williams: Miss Information, Mary Shores: Sally Green, Doris Smith, Mrs, Fidget, Jeannette Ducyg The Little Fid- gets, Jack Feighner, Bob Stewart, Marian Moler, Doris Gosnell. Personnel of Choruses: Guests-Mabel McClintic, Vera Bedwell, Maxine Worley, June Borror, Pauline Pruden, Roberta Dillon, Pat Cronin, Harold Shoemaker, Ernest Girod, Lowell Yount, Bob Mari-zin, Charles Williamsg Waitresses-Catherine Wentz, Mary Mar- garet Moler, Madge Reed, Lillian Owens: Lady Luck Girls-Betty Jane Hoover, Mary Elizabeth Baker, Elizabeth Dee, Donna Rae Baumgartner, Edith Lewis, Catherine Wright, Thelma Lynch, Doris Smithg East Siders-Mary K. Stewart, Mary K, Dennison, Mary McMaken, Florence Wentz, Helen Rubie, Frank Ervin, John Frazier, Jim Rawlings, Wil- liam McCaffrey, Glenn Bfiugherg Sub-Deb:-Virginia Travis, Leween Denny, Charlotte Simison, Dorothy Loney, Louise Fulton, Betty Rawlings, Betty Williams, Catherine Jones, Marian Henley, Marjorie Rapp, Yvonne Duffey, Vivian Reed: Dancers-Doris Cole, Norma Wentz, Esther Whetsel, Mary Ann Miller, Ottyce Johnson, Dorothy Helen Jones, Ruth E. Smith, Mildred Telleg Mfisqueraders-Madonna Cale, Yula Minneman. Zula Williams, Maxine Clapper, Florence Haag, Delpha Garrett, Veda Stump, LeVaughn Denneyg Stags- Lawrence Marshall, Bob VanWinkle, Herman James, Dick Overmyer, John Kleetisch, Fred Jenkins, Warren Atkinson, David Buckles, Perry Smith, Arnold Schumacher, Bob Denni- son, Bob McKennag Rustics-Winifred Marshall, Ruth Hartup, Martha Gilbert, Kathryn Brose, Zella Clamme, Esther Phillips, Mary Alice Willman, Vera McVicker. 1 1 'gif t Irie' 41 5. .id- 9:2- gji ,Q Q If . Qtr HP' 'ty ,, V 'J X tl li, eww 'S i - i. F. ., ,, .li it fi X 2 - ' , , , iff fl itil, i F 'QI I t , 3, ,My ii- T' ' P A .-121 K? X H ', 1f3 5 ,' Jcfxbi . if-i If any . ,fri n l ? .,-- ' X -U '. ,, -If i fi, ' , if ,M 1,5 its-4 I Q xx -1 '-'. ' r .v i ,. I X f 1 . ' A xp. . IN ll 11, fw 1 , 32? fl 1. -1 ,, 5 'Ff9fi Eff 191RETRO-33 Among Our Students The students of the Hartford City High School have been active in various ways this yearg however, since the school did not take part in debating, mathematics, and commercial contests, there was not the usual opportunity for individual achievements. Hope Waters won first place in the district Latin Contest held at Muncie. Consequently she took part in the State Latin Contest at Bloomington in April and won sixth place. Jane Stinson was fourth in the District Contest. Martha E. Huff saved the life of a little boy, who had fallen over a bridge into the water below. For this deed she received an award from the Marion Lions' Club. The Kiwanians also are endeavoring to get her the Carnegie medalq The Acapella Chorus, under the direction of Miss Nesbit, took part in a music festival at Ball State Teachers College in May. Jane Stinson, with her average of 96.55 for four years' work, had the honor of being valedictorian for her class. Consequently Jane won the girls' K. B. F. award, a beautiful gold pin given annually by the lo- cal Kiwanians for scholastic merit. Ruth Thompson, who was second with an average of 96.4fR, was salutatorian. Harold Shoemaker won the boys' K. B. F. award for 1933. Kenneth Dorton was awarded the Kiwanis Sportsmanship Trophy of 1933, for being the best athlete with the best scholastic record. RETRO CAMPAIGN The 1933 Retro Campaign started on March 13, and continued through until April 14. The sales were posted daily and at the close of the campaign the juniors had won. As an award they were presented with an attractive banner. 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V f FEP!!! if il it X ag h 1 a i, li Di , i ..., ii ' M ii x ' ' 2,5 -14 2-A, -. .,,ftfQ i'N5q- 4 19-errno-33 Calendar SEPTEMBER 6-School starts. Everyone scurries around trying to find his classes. 7-Several new teachers in evidence. 13 15 19 28 5 8 10- Just the same as the others, starting us on the old grind right away. -Paul Brothers came to school with a black eye. Where were you, Paul? -Just another day in these vast halls of leaming. -It was rumored that Stan Laurel was in our happy midst. On investi- gation we discovered that it was only L. Yount amusing the new freshies. -Dewille Company furnished an inter- esting program today. OCTOBER -Have you noticed the seniors trying to appear dignified? It's awfully hard for some of them. Magazine Campaign started today. Go to it, seniors! June Dennison Worked the penny ma- chine and came to. school with fl package of chewing gum. 16-What's the matter with the seniors' sales ability? 21-22-Teachers' Institute. Aren't we cv 30 students glad. Hal1owe'en. Not much enthusiasm this year. NOVEMBER - 2-When asked who carried off the Holy Grail, Bill Hawthorne replied, I don't know' I didn't get out with the boys last HalloWe'en. Now, really, Bill! 4-Basketball season opened. Played Montpelier and won. -Held a mock election at school. Roo- sevelt won, and the two persons who voted for Hoover are keeping it a secret. -Armistice Day Program. Also we won our game with Gas City. 15-Mr. Elliott, an African explorer, ad- dressed the school body today and showed pictures of African life. A5 hiiht tbm Y 'iT 1 A I . , il fv IXQQN 3' ,tat 'vu 8 iz., xg. 611:41 i lil, I 11 . 'tl-Si, i H 'H ' . 'i ,if vi 'W LJ , i' ,f' .V x' ? . 508: l i-'Uv X 1 1' W , ' i I 't - 4 N-x A 'D' an 77 7-, L 18-The boys journeyed to Winamac to- night and came home victorious. 23-Thanksgiving Program today. Play- ed Peru here tonight and beat them. Aren't We getting Goo:l ? 24-25-Vacation, 'nuff said. Beat Deca- tur. Keep the good work up, boys. 29-The Welsh Imperial Singers furnish- ed a delightful program today. And the next i-tem- 30-Second six weeks grade caros out to- day-many sighs and forlorn expres- sions. DECEMBER 2-Lost our game to Marion tonight by two points. 3-Won our game with Central 1Fort Waynei tonight. 9-The boys went to Bluffton tonight and won again. 10-Beat North Side CFort Waynel. 12-Seniors are having their pictures tak- en. I hear they're ruining Mr. Wright. 17-Played Columbia City there and beat them. O, Goody. 18-Pupils of the schools gave a Chrizt- mas Cantata. today to which the pub- lic was invited. 21-Hi-Y and Girl Reserve party at the school tonight. Everybody had a good time. , 22-The Girl Reserves have been working hard on dolls which they are giving for charity purposes. 23-Christmas program today. Vacation starts: everyone is wondering what Santy will bring him- The seniors especially are worried. Played Mun- cie tonight. We lost, and was it sad? JANUARY 2-Back to school. Everyone is wearing Xmas gifts. Hi-Y pins came today. 5-6-Examinations! ! ?!! A 10-Many Hi-Y pins in circulation. Why can't the boys keep them? I f..' A QF 'f-nv-3 .- -, ...,L,-V - V . V . s.. -.. -- Q.. ,. - -I 19iRETRO-l33 Calendar 13-Semester ends. Cards out again. Better luck next time. Portland came over-confident. and went back beaten. 20-Junior Class Play, That's That while Kendallville was added to the list of the vanquished. 21-Garrett defeated. 24-King Male'Quartet. Very good pro- gram. 25-Hi-Y initiation tonight. 26-Has Junior Beetley found a diction- ary defining horsefeathers? 27-Huntington beaten. 31-Much commotion about a note on the bulletin board. Better be careful! FEBRUARY 1-Must we be reprimanded in order to sell Mr. Good 5.25 worth of corn? 1-The ex-basketball stars pcrfoim:d for charity. lDelta Theta Tau hot lunch fund.l 3--At the performance of the Kitchen Cabinet Orchestra, Trella Borden showed great musical skill. Winches- ter subdued by the boys. 4-Auburn came down and showed us how to play basketball. We'll get even sometime. 10-Beat South Side here. 21-The jinx is no more. We beat Ma- rion in charity tilt there. 22- Big Broadcast hy the seniors-a real success. - 24-Beat Elwood in last scheduled game of the season. Nice ending. t MARCH 1-First six weeks reports. 3-4-Sectional tournament at Pmnnd. We sailed right through it as a good team should. 6-Enjoyable program by K. Eagan, harpist and singer. , . .1 !1 gl zzni-I-F 11-Regional tournament at Fort Wayne. Our boys were beaten in the finals- Oh well, watch us next year. 12-1W. Atkinson had a date with a fresh- man girl. At least there was the widespread rumor. 17-St. Patrick's Day. Many boys wore green ties-or was that an accident? 25-County Latin Contest. Several of our students participated. 29-30-Senior benefit show at the Dawn. Profits: 01 less: S5.00! APRIL 4-Hick and Ham Day. Such hicks, and how they acted! 6-The seniors say they will have no class play. 8-District Latin contest at Muncie. 10-Kiwanis Club entertained the scniozs of Roll and Hartford High. Even the teachers had a good time! 11-Address on the advantaggs of Indi- ana University. 20-Pamahasika's Pets. The dumb ani- mals weren't so dumb! 26-Hi-Y Best Girl Banquet. Not one of them brought his mother. 26-27-Senior benefit show at the Or- pheum. - MAY 8-Dramatic Club Party. 9-Senior Carnival. 14-Baccalaureate. First time for caps and gowns in seventeen years. They certainly made us look dignified. 17-Class Day. Big picnic. Last celebra- tion of the kind for the seniors! 19-Commencement Exercises. Last day of school for seniors. How sad we are! 24-Last day of school. The seniors wish everybody a happy va- cation and hope he has as good a time in school as we did. 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Did you ever hear of a skunk carrying an umbrella? Miss McGeath: You should be very careful in speaking correctly. From experience I can tell you that I have used 'I knowed,' when I know- ed it was wrong. Mrs. Good: Dear, the garbage man is here. Mr. Good fabsent-mindedlyl: XVell, we don't need any today, do we '? Dick Knoderer: Miss Harter, I don't believe I deserve zero in that test. Miss Harter: Neither do I, but that is the lowest grade I could give youf' Mr. Wagner: 'SA fool is certain: a wise man changes his mind. . George Sparks: Are you certain, Mr. YVagner? Mr. Wagner: I'll have none of your impudence, George. Of course I'n1 certain. Jn XVarren Atkinson fspeaking to senior classl: The pictures will be 1:53 Q 3X-l inches. L JL Evelyn Ptoberds: I object. A ' 1251, XVarren: State your objections. QQ, Evelyn: 'SI can't get my feet inf' I . YQ Miss Harter fin algebral: Now, class, watch the board carefully 75, while I go through it again. flag! Mistress: Of course, I d5n't wish to put any obstacles in the ?'L way of your getting married, but I wish it were possible to postpone it .Y until I get another maid. ' 'gl , Veda S.: YVell, mum, I hardly think I know him well enough to sl Lx f ask him to put it off. ' Miss Green: Name something of importance that did not exist hun- . ' 'nib dred years ago. , O. John Purslev: Me ' f l 37511 ' l ,7 Lowell Y.: If we were not in a canoe, I would kiss you. . :1 Betty K.: Take me ashore immediately, sir. 1 my Rut Knecht: How many girls in the junior class? Junior Beetley: Only one. 1, 6 fillxit , ' Re f ' Mr. Ely: Now get these basic propositions into your head, and iQ you'l1 have the whole thing in a nutshell. .ip The movie stars' only rivals: Oliver Hardy-Don Casterline. y P1 : 1 Greta Garbo-Margaret Labig. F A ggi 5 Clark Gable-Dick Dee. ' ' 'Fi ' Zasu Pitts-Kate XVright. 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A Kenneth T.: UNO, it was just torn up. Mrs. Thompson: What do you mean by bringing my daughter home at this hour? Arnold C.: Well, I have to be at work at seven. Louise Risser: Gee, I'm in an awful hole. Jeannette Ducy: 'tWhat's the matter? Louise: 'Tve spelled 'Professor' with two f's and I don't know which one to cross outf' , Francis Mannix: What kind of husband would you advise me to get? ,. I Mary Willman: You had better get a single man and let the hus- -,., if bands alone. '13 I iff? BoblHogan: Did you ever get pinehed while riding in your car? g ff' Harold S.: No, but I've got slapped. I '. veg K' Mr. Ely: Name a liquid that won't freeze. RQ, - Bill Slater: Hot water. X, , gf! U 1 CAN YOU FEATURE THIS? ' I ' wh Betty Knott-without a sneeze. ' 4 .I Retro Room-without a crowd. ' .v 9. fl. Senior Class-studying. 3 ,QQ John Pursley-without a brief case. L, jk 'mb Paul Daugherty--lonesome. gb I ..' Joe Sliger-six-foot-two. ll I fb! 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We I ' A f' iff Clothiers ,Mp 4, f. 4 f Cronin dz Chalfant X 'rf Haller Fashion Shop WH Leonard 8a Jenkins Q' - lRadios and Frigidairesl ' ' Levy Bros. 'I , stems Clothing store i vlj 4 3 I? Confectionaries ll :-4 if The Royal It 'df f Nu-Way K gi in h 1? . W 3 X Department Stores Boston Store j e. 'i Ervin's It . Montgomery Ward 8a Co. - igmlvi Morris 5 at 10c - ilf'Fm Sf' Newbe1'ry's 5 85 10c if X19- fi ,Vit I- J. C. Penney ,f lin t 4 X if ,, Drug Stores J M5 91 Cronin's il 'ki 1 Gough's 1 ' N' ' MTN Lise-Q, 'NEP . Ep? A I ,- 7 . X ' I ., 0, Q Florists Henley's Greenhouse Northside Greenhouse Townsend's Greenhouse Funeral Parlors Bai-:ter lsr Linder Burk fSz Fennig Groceries The A. :Sz P. Store KE. J. Vehnekampl Ho1lis's Store Ke11ey's Food Market King 8: Mauler Kleetisch's The Kroger Store McFerren's Robercls's Schweier's Frank E. Smith's Warner's Jim Wil1man's Hardware Gable Hardware Hartford Hardware Insurance Bonham, Insurance Agent and Real Estate Marcel Lefevre L. M. 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