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

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SENIORS Tipsord Wilson Trussell Worley Williams EARL TIPSORD MAX TRUSSELL RUSSELL WILLIAMS Tippy wrote free verse in Truth wonders what the Rut may be last here, but a style all his own. He was world would be without in reality, I1e's at the head the pint-sized catcher on the sleep-or school, either, for of his class. baseball team. that matter. VIRGINIA WILSON HELEN WORLEY Ginny openly declared Helen tried to make us think that her favorite subject was She was bashful when She Latin, consequently her in- WGS OHIY IIOICIIDS IWCVYOHSUC- terests centered largely in the Latin Club. In the preceding pages you have seen reviewed, both as a class and individually the seniors ol '36, We have not been a particularly outstanding group, but some among us have achieved that intangible something, sought lor by many but attained by such a levv. Some have ranked high in the admiration and respect ol the rest, but for the most part we are all ol one standing. Just as a class is made by willing sponsors competent leaders and conscientious servants, our was also. Ihus we are not unlike those who have gone beiore. No matter how humble our contribution to school life nor hovv small our niche in the halls ol fame of our dear alma mater, we sincerely hope that as we depart from the corridors and class rooms ol this building to enter the portals oi this changing world ol aliairs, the memory of our class will ever linger in the thoughts oi those we leave behind.

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SENIORS Parker Partlow Wentz Pursley Risinger G. Sill: Spence Willman Sparks Sprague JOHN S. PARKER ELLA MAE WENTZ ROBERT RlSlNGER Little John wants to know, Ella Mae is a jolly girl, but Bean is one of our stalwart How're you gonna keep 'em she is inclined to keep it Aireddlei He thir1l1S the down on the farm? quiet. correct degree of longi- tude and lassitude lies near Greenfield, lndiana. CARL A. PARTLOW ROBERT A. PURSLEY Pete is a barber by trade, Bob tried to prove that he but in the spring he relieves had SVOWV1 UD bv 5l10Wlf18 US the monotony by playing the whiskers on his chin. baseball. GILBERT SILLS LOUISE IRENE NXHLLMAN LEE FREDRICK SPRAGUE Silsie is not immune to This brown-eyed lass does Freddie may be small, but blushing. He attributes this not have to worry about the he has big ideas about suc- fact to his trying to reach the price of permanents f the ceeding in some unknown high notes on his harmonica. curls are natural. profession. JOHN W. SPENCE J. ROBERT SPARKS Spencie has still to be Bob was a little man, but convinced that New Jersey he could pronounce the big is not the winter playground words in Latin, CAnother one of America. of these Latin Club members? 20

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IN MEMORIAM IQI7 22 JOE LINIGER May3O,I935 Not as an after thought, but in retrospection, does the class of 1936 wish to honor the memory of a cherished classmate, I935