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

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CALENDAR January. Sf-Why all the intensive studying today? 11-Final exams. Woe is me. 12-Who is the eminent Senior who has acquired the name of 'powder puff ? 15-Pictures taken for the Retro. The camera was broken five times, but we won't mention any names. 24-A line program by the King male quartet. 30-President's Birthday Ball. The music was furnished by the high school band. February. 2-Everyone thought it was the Fourth of July when Oscar Boudoin and Bert Fox left a heater under some sulphuric acid. A good time was had by all, and no damage done except to a generator. 9-10-Auto Show. Bob VanWinkle should stay away from horses- Such results are hard on cars-not to mention the poor horses. 21-22-Juniors presented Pattie. And did Betty Jane look cute in those rompers. March. 1-All the assemblies are being held in the old gym because of the decorating. The seats aren't fastened to the floor and the teachers are getting desperate. 2-8-Sectional basketball tournament held here. Airedales came through with flying colors. Have a great team this year. 10-Won the regional at Fort Wayne. One H. C. fan was escorted to the door by a burly cop. A few others copped the nets. 16-Defeated Princeton in our first game at the State. 17-Beaten by Logansport in our game today. Two real teams stage a real fight but one had to lose. 21-Big pep and appreciation program for the basketball team. Sweaters and letters awarded. 30-Girl Reserve Club sponsored an Easter program. April. 6-7-Band competed in district band contest at Rushville. Clyde Sussman took honors in clarinet solo division and will compete in state contest at Crawfordsville. 13-Ha! Something new this year-the girls 'thought the boys had entertained them enough so they gave a Girl Reserve best boy banquet. It was rumored that some of the girls even called for the boys with their own cars. Did you girls? It was Friday, the thirteenth, but everyone had a very good time. 24-Elks' trophies presented to Airedales. May. 4--Senior class give their play, In Cherry Time. 14-Class Day. Several underclassmen were left appropriate gifts by the Senior class will. 17-Senior picnic. 18-Junior-Senior banquet and dance. 20-Baccalaureate. The Seniors looked very attractive in their maroon caps and gowns. 22-Retro out. Last day of school for Seniors. 25-Commencement. Well goodbye fellow students of dear old H. C. H. S. We have had a grand and glorious four yearswith you and we wish good luck to all of you. 29-End of school for everyone. if W : 9 1 ff fffgaait 1 lil lil 'J .M y f' H , 12 f as 1 o NCLJS F ., i lfl naaaya. 4. - l,tJl. etjfqig ATWAX X2 ja 0 4 al l jg tant .lu 5 THE We Emo W

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Long, Long Ago Cln this page appear sonic of our Seniors in their chikl hood days. Dont you Hunk theyne cute? 'You shouklbe :une to idendfy the foHouL ing: Mable lVIcClintic Wallace Adams Annie Greene Keith Waters Dorothy Loney lhien Cook Gerahl Parker Ddndred Ihckey Bob Russell Marie Smith Marian Crist John Kleefisch CathernuzJones Rlae Clreene Marian Burns June Borror Dorm Snnth Catherine Daugherty Can you Z'

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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!