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

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GLEE CLUB AND GRC!-IESTRA The Glee Club with a membership of nearly fifty has been quite active this year. It took a prominent part in the annual Christmas music fes- tival. Featured on many of its programs has been the double male quartet. The orchestra, with a better balanced instru- mentation than in previous years, has appeared in a number of programs, both at the high school and at other functions. Both organizations appeared on the program at Baccalaureate and Commencement. Miss Nesbit has been music supervisor of our schools for the past three years. She was responsible for inaugurating the annual music festival at Christmas time in which the school children of the entire city took part. Her Work with special groups such as glee clubs and octets has been especially outstanding.

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' ESMF' , fa .AJZWMW i . faf AASM- JM75-5' ' Q51 itz TW ,LaP. had T P 0 Niue UML- GC1 -15 x' 9 1 d 7 4 J 5 .-Q' Q W ff,f 'JN 454' 'Ki M A- af 1 4, Q fxsazsig-.' A 1 fuAa!6 ' .c..,,, ,..L..,. I 9319 1-en..,AJ1.gf 7 Mmm as .- CALENDAR 11-Well, we all enter Hartford High for our last year. We think 12 the Class of 1934 will make a remarkable record in the history of thispschool. -Having a tough time becoming accustomed to our rights and duties as digniiied Seniors. 14-A darling little Freshman asked a big protecting Senior where he could find Mr. Good's office. flf he had been here as long as we have-J 18-Juniors elected their officers for the year and ordered their class rings. 21-Schools paraded for the Fall Festival. There is a rumor out that a certain grade school teacher was seen getting off the merry-go-round. October. 5-Dwight Casterline elected president of the Senior class. 15-First fire drill. 19-20-Teachers' Institute. A two-day vacation for us. 25-Grade cards. Many a sunshiny face turned into a cloud-burst. 27- ' 'd dthJ' hd h-'d- Junioi class rings arrive an e uniors a a ay ri e WHOA. November. 1-This little goat went to high school and Mr. Parks had a hard time getting it home. 3-A program honoring Martha Ellen Huff was held this after- noon. First basketball game of the season. Tough luck 'Pelier. 6-School dismissed at 2:05 as the great indoor circus from Peru, sponsored by the band, appeared here. 8-Metro staff appointed and announced its intentions of having a bigger and better Retro than was ever produced here before. 9- Wanna buy a magazine ? This is the war cry of the Seniors as they lead their campaign against the population of Hart- ford City. 10-Armistice Day program. Music and speeches exceptionally fine. 12-Girl Reserve pins arrived. It's surprising to see the number of boys who have joined this organization. 14-Hi-Y band organized. Get out the ear muffs. 15-These bright red and green trousers make one think that Christmas is here already. 23-Big pep session. 29-Thanksgiving program where our thoughts turned to turkey and pumpkin pies. 30-A two-day vacation was accepted with reluctance by all. December. 4-The assemblies are full of convalescing students. Too much vacation. 5-School board entertained by the home economics department. 13-School is being decorated by the C. W. A. workers, but some of 16 the students do not like the work and are re-decorating. -Columbia City here. Is the whole row of seats behind the sub bench reserved for the girls of the famous five ? 22-All books must be taken home over vacation. Is it to make us think we are getting a longer vacation? H. C. 25-Muncie 15. Oh, boy!

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BAND Director - - - - J. C, Lucas Student Director ---- Noel Cady A uniformed band appeared at school this year for the first time. Funds were raised through several enterprises, chief of which was the Indoor Circus at the gymnasium. The band has played at all home bas- ketball games, the President's Ball, the Auto Show, and numerous special programs. A concert was given in April, and in May the organization played in the Music Festival at Ball State Teachers College. PERSONNEL Piccolo and Flute Cornets and Trumpets Trombones Stephen Leonard E-b Clarinet Sam Townsend B-b Clarinet Clyde Sussman William Hawthorne William Kunkle Junior Alexander John Kleefisch Oscar Boudouin William McCaffrey Robert VanWinkle Walter Hollis Stanley Simison Richard Collins Herbert Cornuelle Betty Jane Monfort Billie Henley Baritones Richard Hall John Jones S David Buckles Frank Wunderlin Wallace Elliott Noel Cady Wilbur Willman Norma Schmidt Gordon Reed Billie Archer Don Archer John Claytor Del Rogers Jimmie Dolan Robert Minneman Jimmie Creager Roberta Good axophones Arnold Schumacher Mary Ann Kelsay Oscar Cook Marjorie Overmyer Fred Jenkins Joe Wunderlin Lawrence Marshall Derrill Ratliff John Brandt Basses George Elzey Perry Smith Drums Robert McKenna Joe Stroup William Lillibridge Lewis Whitaker Robert Stewart Mellophones John Duffey Junior Kellogg Ernest Girod Francis Blake William Hildebrand Morris Hayden