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

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FAC U LTY Lower Row, lelt to right: Nesbit, McGeath, Telle, Chalfant, Harter, Cole, Clamme, Borden Greene Row Q: Humphrey, Elzey, Furney, Kelley, Pearson, Fee, Williamson, Baxter, Lewis. Rovx 3 Dick Crouse, Good, Brown, Myers. Row 4: Lucas, Modlin, Warner, Kelsay, Parks, Telle Personnel H. PAUL KELSAV, A. B. Superintendent ol Schools JAMES B. GOOD, A. B. Principal Junior-Senior I-I. S. TRELLA V. BORDEN Assistant Principal, I-Iistory, Civics LELIA V. LEWIS Clerlt, Board ol Education MILDRED BAXTER, B. S. C. Commercial Subjects. GEORGE BROWN Mathematics, General Science. EDITH Cl-IALFANT, A. B. History, Economics, Civics, Librarian. RUTH CLAMME, A. B. English. RUTH COLE, A. B. Latin, English. H. L. CROUSE, B. B. E. Science. DON C. DICK, B. S. Geography, Health, Physical Education. RUTH ELZEY, A. B. History. MABLE FEE, A. B. English. DONNA FURNEY, A. B. English. MARY M. GREENE, A. B. Biolo y, English, General Science, Health SHURLEIGH HARTER, A. B. Latin, Mathematics. 8 MARY K. HUMPHREY, B. A. E. Supervisor of Art. ESTHER KELLEY, A. B. Physical Education, Health. J. CLYDE LUCAS Band. DELIGHT MCGEATH, A. B. English. WILLIAM P. MODLIN Mathematics. LAWRENCE P. MYERS, B. S. Supervisor of Industrial Arts. ESTHER NESBIT, B. M. E. Supervisor of Music. COLON PARKS, B. S. E. History, Biology. HELEN PEARSON, M. A. Mathematics. GLADYS TELLE, A. B. Supervisor of Home GEORGE H. TELLE, A. B. Mathematics, Physics. FLOYD WARNER, B. S. Economics History, Mathematics. MARION WILLIAMSON, B. S. Commercial Subjects

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You enter the first year of high school full of enthusiasm and hope. Time passes rapidly, and be- fore you are aware of it, graduation time has come. Many of the happenings would soon be forgotten if they were not recorded each year in printed form. This volume of the Retro will serve to preserve in your memory the friendships that were formed and a history of the events that transpired during the year nineteen hundred thirty-five and six. May it inspire in you a new sense of pride and a desire to achieve greater things. I-I. P. Kelsay PRI NCIPALS We often hear it said that the young person who gets ahead in the world is he who has ability, he who applies himself and trains his mind, that he may develop in himself the highest degree of efficiency. Skill is, of course, extremely important if one is to succeed in his life's worlc, but one's life will be doomed to failure if he has not gained those traits of character which will malce him coura- geous, trustworthy, honest, loyal, and sincere. A worthy citizen in the community of worlcers must have a sense of the values implicit in a society where co-operative action directed toward social security for all is the basic characteristic of living, Trella V. Borden SUPERINTENDENT Seniors: As you leave these school halls, may success attend your endeavors. May the lessons you have here learned in self reliance, values, and right attitudes be beneficial to you and serve to guide you in solving your daily problems. l trust the friendships you have formed here with teachers and classmates may be an inspira- tion to you, because these friends will be interested in your success. May you be happy in whatever vocation you choose, and leave the world a little better for your having lived in it. J. B. Good 7

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Rev. Herbert C. Cornuelle LCVING REMEMBRANCE He went about doing good. A FRIEND to friend and Foe alike. A great MINISTER, whose best sermon was a lite of service. We may forget bis words-we cannot forget his life.