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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1941 volume:

edicatioa GEORGE BROWN To Mr. George Brown, who retires after leaving generously devoted more than two score years of bis life to the boys and girls of this and adjoining communities, we re- spectfully dedicate tbis twenty-sixth edition of the RETRO. X 7, 7 1 N 'I I , THE TWENTY-SIXTH VOLUME of THE RETRO 41 gjubfisfzeg by Me SENIOR CLASS 0f HARTFORD CITY HIGH SCHOOL HARTFORD CITY, INDIANA QQ' ,xr N'-M. mg 3 3 5 fa 1 35? .... .., ' 11 fx 1311 pn 25' i.6iEI.,::.f nr :- -r .....,,. H 3 U 8 Sv V 5? 9 fx vs Q .., 7. 1 .X 1 ?ise:5w -2: 7 1 W w. Q 4. ,. .. , K1 iffif 2m.': m' L .nl'::'::H' : Q K . as-,, .... -X.,,,,.H N --fm-'fwm 3a:..ss::::- gvqm, S 3 3591455 ' di' -Z . sf .digg 5 Q' Q x 3 351 Whnwg, . fx K, sa w zz - w W T ,K hr AMPUS SHOTS . . . FOR YOU e have scanned the horizon for something new in a yearbook to bring to you . . . activities excit- ing and interesting . . . clubs progressed better than ever before . . . contests were successful . . . putting all together, We have endeavored to bring to you in this book a memory of all the Wonderful times We have experienced this year. ' Editor-in-Chief or rr r .rRuth Russell Business Manager . M r.,e ,James McCune Photographer rrrrr Morris Hayden Asst. Editor or rrrrrr QWalter Markin Asst. Bus. Mgr. r r r Dorothy June Buckles y 1 ,gf 7 ' f 2 L il f 1 III Our gacuffy OUR SUPERINTENDENT JOSEPH C. WAGNER Mr. Joseph Wagner, our congenial supervisor, promotes a progressive trend in our school sys- tem . . . helps to make our school life an enjoy- able one . . . cordial attitude and business-like mode . . . through his four years of experience, has been of great importance in the educational endeavors of our schools. ALSO JAMES B. GOOD -lax OUR PRINCIPAL on Mr. Good has the position as our school principal . . . kind . . . alert . . . ever understanding in all of the student's problems . . . pleasant communi- cations enjoyed by all . . . both students and faculty have profited by his advice. AND BOARD O The Hartford City High School is indeed for- tunate in having such successful business men serving on our school board . . . Working toward the goal of providing and preserving an edu- cational system of which the youths of our schools will be proud . . . advancing education- ally under the management of Mr. Elmer Lucas, Mr. Dennis Guy, Mr. Raymond Maddox, and Miss Lelia Lewis. St' ssrtaf ,i' 'zt' - - ' -s I I' 5 -iz :K - if -'K P ' ., 1. 1 gi is '21 Y ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Miss Borden . . . assistingthe students and facul- ty . . . experienced in our school for several years . . . kind and pleasing manner is beneficial and will be remembered by all. DUCATION TRELLA V. BORDEN .Wx Mr. Elmer Lucas Iw,,I.I.. President Mr. Dennis Guy IIIIII A Irr.I,I.IIIr Secretary Mr. Raymond Maddox .I IIIIII IIIIIII..Iv T reasurer Miss Lelia Lewis III,II.IIIIIII Iefveveee I a-WC1e1'k INF CRMAL SI-IDT 1. Mr. J. McLean Benson, a friend c every student in high school . . . A.B Manchester College, A.M., University e North Carolina . . . History, Civic, Economics. 2. Mr. George Brown daily accom panies his companion, Mr. Modlin, to an from school at noon . . . Ball State . . Mathematics, General Science. 3. Our popular Senior Class sponsoi Miss Ruth Cole . . . A.B., Indiana Uni versity . . . English, History. 4. Miss Helen Pearson, capable o handling the Girl Reserve activities an math contests . . . A.B., M.A., Indian University . . . Mathematics. S. Mr. George Telle, well remembere by his clear explanations in class . . .A.B Indiana University . . . Mathematic: Physics. 6. Mr. Leonard Davis, a new mcmb of our faculty is welcomed by everyoxj . . . A.B., Ball State . . . English, Guic ance. 7. Mr. Larry Imhoff, another additio to our faculty, has eiiiciently handled h position as coach. 8. Mr. Floyd Warner, Manager of cl candy sales . . . B.S., Indiana State Teacl ers College . . . History, English. 9. Miss Mary Greene, while on ha duty, cheerfully greets students returr ing at noon . . . A.B., Indiana Universiti . . . Health, English, Science. 10. Mr. Howard Crouse, capable of prc venting explosions in his laboratory . . B.P.E., Purdue University M.S. . . Scienci 11. Miss Mable Fee is characterize by her cheery smile and friendly Hel lo . . . A.B., Ball State . . . Englisl French. 12. Youill always find Mrs. Mario Williamson in shorthand class wit timeU on her hand . . . B.S., Ball Stat . . . Commercial. 13. Our band and orchestra leader, M Clyde Lucas . . . Ball State . . . Music. 14. Miss Esther Nesbit loves her musi as do the members of her classes . . . B.MI B.M.E., M.M. Illinois Wesleyan Univei sity . . . Music. N 15. Our physical education instructo , Mrs. Mary Ellen Herbaugh . . . B.S., Ba X State . . . Physical Education. 16. Miss Sherleigh Harter Willingl helps her students with their Latin prol:l l lems . . . A.B., Indiana . . . Latin, Alge . bra. F CUB FACULTY 1. Mr. Joseph Wagner, our schools uperintendent, is always kept busy rush- ng here and there. 2. When you see a shop coat walking round the school halls, you'll always nd Mr. Lawrence P. Myers in it . . .B.S., all State . . . Industrial Arts Supervisor. 3. English and furnishing a home is no roblem for Mrs. Thelma Duncan . . .A. HB., Franklin College . . . English, Latin. 4. Mr. John Connelly is our agricul- tural teacher but you never see any dirt 'Ender his finger nails . . . B.S.A., Purdue niversity . . . Agriculture, General Science. S. How can Miss Edith Chalfant keep the library so neat and clean' A B 'Indiana Central . . . Librarian, English. 6. Hartford City High School is des- tined to have tall coaches such as Mr. Larry Imhoff . . . Health, Physical Edu- cation. 7. How we should all like to make ges- tures as Miss Ruth Elzey! . . . A.B., West- ern College . . . American History, World History. 8. A smile can win a friendf' says Mr. Clifford Kraning, and proves it . . . A.B., Manchester College . . . Commer- cial. 9. Is there ever a noon when Miss Trella Borden and her friends miss eating their lunches together? 10. Mr. William Modlin may look stern but we admire his sense of humor . . . Indiana State Teachers College . . . Mathe- matics. 11. Some people canit smile when meet- ing strangers but never let it be said of Miss Rager, a new faculty member . . . Art Director. 12. Cord . . . Plymouth . . . Chrysler . . . what will Mrs. Gladys Gause drive to- morrow? . . . B.S., Ball State . . . Home Economics Supervisor. 13. Mr. R. S. Parks is a very busy facul- ty member with the supervision of the Retro and all his classes . . . A.B., M.A., University of Illinois . . . English. 14. We'll bet our principal, Mr. J. B. Good, can beat any of the best ping pong players in school . . . we've seen him play . . . A.B., Indiana University. IS. Wanted . . . A cheery picture of Mr. Burl Shook. 16. If in any doubt on questions about fish just consult Mr. Colon Parks . . . B. S., Ball State, B.S., Indiana Central . . . Biology. Swmf ! FB 0 QA! f b e Q NI 344 'f-?Avg. V Y sfxixx 'X my JM INTRODUCING l?'L '.. VW -1 wx . I N 1 If the SENIORS OUR SENIOR SPONSORS Miss Cole and Mr. Davis co-sponsoring our class . . . Worked diligently for our benefit . . . Miss Cole assisted us through our four years of high school . . . Mr. Davis came to us in our last year and has contributed much of his time and effort for our benefit . . . we wish to acknowledge our apprecia- tion of their help and leadership and to state that we have greatly profited by it. -4? and CLASS OFFICERS . . . then Our class leaders . . . Working hard . . . plan- ning ahead . . . efficient business men and women . . . upward bound . . . carrying res- ponsibility easily . . . proving their abilities in every undertaking. Joe Bonham, presidentg Bob Johnson, vice presidentg Margaret Bowen, secretaryg Mary Monfort, treasurer. L DON ARCHER- What will the national trio do without Don? Member National Cornet Trio in Class B '4O. State Cornet Trio in Class B-'4l. ALICE ARMITAGEl OHC of our 'busy bee' candy girls. Student Council Candy Sales. DORIS MARIE BEERBOWER- NOC as the name implies. Home Economics Club '40. JAMES BEEsON- Our red-headed basketball hero. Varsity basketball-'39, '40, baseball-'40, '41, tennis team '38, '39. ' MERRILL BOLNER- One of the Bolner boys. History Club '39, Hi-Y '39, Science Club '41, Glee Club '41. JOSEPH BONHAM- A natural- born president. President Hi-Y '41, President Junior and Senior Classes, Math. Club '40, Science Club '40, Treasurer Latin Club '39, His- tory Club '40, Social Science Club '40, Hi-Y '39, '40, '41, Dramatic Club '41, Mignonet- te , Commercial Contest at Muncie '41, SENIORS MARGARET BOWEN- Our own Mignonette-blushing? Oh, no! Science Club '40, '41, Latin Club '39, '40, History Club '39, '40, Girl Reserves '40, '41, Sec- retary-Treasurer Dramatic Club '40, President Dramatic Club '41, Secretary of Senior Class '41, Mignonette. Mr. Pim Passes By. MARY MARGARET BRANDT- Some of her Work adorns these pages. Band '39, '40, '41, Orchestra '39, '40, '41, Glee Club '38, '41, Home Economics '39, Girl Re- serves '39, '40, Retro Staff Art Editor. ROSALIE BROGNEAUX- She doesn't have to worry about the price of permanents. Latin Club '38, '39, '40, History Club '3 9, '40, Social Science Club '41, Home Economics Club '40, Girl Reserves '39, '40, '41, Dramatic Club '40, '41, G. A. A. '39, Mignonette , Commercial Contest at Muncie '41. DOROTHY JUNE BUCKLES- Oh, to rate the varsity! Assistant Business Manager of Retro, Dramatic Club '40, '41, History Club '39, '40, Home Economics Club '40, Orchestra '38, '39, '40, '41, Band '40, Soc- ial Science Club '41, Mignon- ette , Girl Reserve '39, '40, '41, G. A. A. '39, Student Council '38, ROBERTA CANTER 'Wh8f hap- pened to the Essex all of a sud- den? Assistant Faculty Editor of Ret- ro, Girl Reserves '40, '41, Dra- matic Club '40, '41, History Club '40, Social Science Club '41, Mignonette , Oratorical Contest '41, Commercial Contest at Danville '41, CAROL CARTWRIGHT1 Sl1C'll make a good housewife. Glee Club '38, '39, '41, Dramatic Club '40, '41, SENIGRS JEANNE MARIE CHARNLEY- Our own Goldilocksf' History Club '39, Social Science Club '41, Girl Reserve '39, '40, ,41, G. A. A. '58, '39, '40, '41, Commercial Contest at Muncie '41, VONDA CLAMME- IS this what Santa Claus brought Bob? History Club '39, '40, Social Science Club '41, Home Econo- mics Club '40, Girl Reserves Club '39, '40, '41, Dramatic Club ,4o, '41, G. A. A. '39, VIOLET CLARK- Oh, the flowers that bloom in the spring! HAZEL EILEEN COLHOWEIX - Skater's Waltz. Glee Club, Retro Staff - Asst. Art Editor. ROBERT L. CONSTABLE-- Y0u'f6 in- the Army now. Stage manager Mignonette , Hi-Y '39. MAMIE MARIE CooN- Miss Bor- den's little helper. Student Council '41, Home Economics Club '39, '40, '41, Dramatic Club '40, '41. BETTY MARIE COONS -- Another one of our busy bee candy girls. History Club '40, Social Science Club '41, Home Economics Club '39, Girl Reserves '39, Dramatic Club '40, '41, Student Council Candy Sales. BETTY JANE CREAGER1 Bf0WH- eyed and freckle-faced. Home Economics Club '40. JOSEPH LEE DIEHL - Sometimes we wonder whose ring that is, Joe. Assistant Photography Editor of Retro, Student Council '40, Math Club '40, Science Club '40, Latin Club '38, '39, History Club '40, Vice President of Cam- era Club '40, Hi-Y '39, '40, '41, Treasurer '41, Dramatic Club '41. BETTY DosTER- She stands out in a crowd because of her hair. Glee Club '38, '39, '40, '41, Science Club '40, Latin Club '38, '39, History Club '39, '40, Soc- ial Science Club '41, Vice Presi- dent Home Economics Club '40, Girl Reserves '39, '40, '41, Dra- matic Club '40, '41, Retro Staff- Asst. Senior Editor. GLADYS IRENE EDWARDS- Be care- ful of that ladder, Lou! Home Economics Club '40- Pres. in '39, Dramatic Club '40 -Secretary '41, Glee Club '38, '39, Latin Club '38, '39, Band '38, '39, '40, '41, Science Club '40, Faculty Editor of Retro, Mignonette , Girl Reserve Club '40, '41. PATRICIA LEE GABLE- Yeah! Mar- ion-I wonder why! Yell Leader '40, '41, Glee Club '40, History Club '40, Girl Re- serve '39, '40, '41. PHILIP NEWTON GABLETQKPCRHUE is one of these speed demons. Social Science Club '41, Hi-Y '40, '41, Camera Club '40. FRANCES JOAN GARR1 'ShC goes in for sports in a Big Way. Math Club '40, '41, Science Club '40, '41, Latin Club '38, '39, '40, Girl Reserves '40, '41, G. A. A. as, '39, '40, '41, 4-H Club '37, '38, '39, '40, '41, Retro Staff-Girls' Sports Editor. JUNIOR GIROD- B: sure that you get those windows clean, Amos. Social Science Club President '41, Hi-Y '38, '39, '40, '4l. PAUL RICHARD GROSS - Rip should know how to make a good milkshake. Student Council '41, Hi-Y '39, French Club '40, '41. LILLIAN LOUISE HAAG - You really have to know her to ap- preciate her. Glee Club '39, '40, '41, Home Economics Club '40, Girl Re- serves '40, '41, Dramatic Club '40, '4I. MORRIS HAYDEN- He goes in for photography in a big way. ' Band '38, '39, '40, '41, Orches- tra '38, '39, '40, '41, Glee Club '38, Math Club '40, Latin Club '38, Science Club '41, Camera Club President '40, Hi-Y '39, '40, '41, French Club '41, Retro Staff-Photographer '40, '41. SENIORS JEAN HEADLEY - The greatest musician of all times-Keep it up, Jean! Orchestra '39, '40, Student Council '40, '41, lst in District Solo Contest '41, 2nd in State Solo Contest '41. MERLE HEADLEY- That's enough out of you, Merle! Glee Club '38, '39, '40, '41, His- tory Club '40, Social Science Club '41, Hi-Y '39, '40, '41. NORBIA JEAN HELM- IE doesn't cost her much to get places. History Club '40, Girl Reserves '39, '40, Dramatic Club '40, '41. ROBERT JOHNSON - Why don't you get noble and buy her a new flag? Latin Club '38, '39, Math Club '40, '41, History '39, '40, Social Science Club '41, Hi-Y '39, '40, '41 Vice President of Jr. and Senior Classes, Treasurer Sopho- more Class, Basketball and Base- ball. HAROLD JOYCEi S11' Guy Harold Archibald Joyce, Jr,-And that's not all either. Science Club '40, Social Science Club '41, Hi-Y '40, '41, Dra- matic Club '41, Mignonette , Yell Leader '39, '40, R. O. T. C. '36, '37, '38 - Joliet, Illinois, Guess Again '39. JACK EDWIN KIMBALL 'ThC boy with the girlish figure. Band '38, '39, '40, '41, Latin Club '41, History Club '40, Camera Club '40, Dramatic Club '41, SENIOBS HARRY KING- HOW can he keep up with Rosie and work at the same time? i French Club '41, THOMAS ARTHUR KNIGHT- Oh! to be one of those chivalrous knights. Science Club '41, Camera Club '40, Hi-Y. VIRGINIA LAMERT- Don't let it get you down-Chemistry we mean! Girl Reserves '40, Dramatic Club '41, G. A. A. EVELYN LAVON LANDIS- Bonnie helped Miss Borden, too. Band '38, '39, '40, '41, Glee Club '38, Home Economics Club '40, Girl Reserves '38, '39, '40. RICHARD LENNON- HC came all the way from Muncie just to be graduated with us. WILLIAM LONG- Bill's popularity comes from being on the Team. Band '38, '39, '40, '41, Math Club '41, History Club '40, Soc- ial Science Club '41, Hi-Y '40, '41, varsity basketball. VIRGINIA IRENE MARRIN- Candy Girl No. 3, she's sweet, too! Glee Club '40, '41, Home Econo- mics Club '39, '41, Girl Reserv- es '39, '40, '41, Dramatic Club '40, G. A. A. '38, '39, '40, '4l. XVALTER MARRIN, JR.- Does he like blondes or brunettes? Guess. Band '39, '40, '41, Drum Major '39, '40, '41, Student Council '38, Math Club '38, '39, '40, Science Club '38, '39, '40, Presi- dent '41, Latin Club '38, '39, Council '40, History Club '39, '40, Hi-Y '39, '40, '41, Dramat- ic Club '39, '40, President '41, varsity basketball, Assistant Ed- itor Retro, Mignonette. PATRICIA JOAN MAULLER- A ty- pical maid in Mr. Pim Passes By. Latin '38, '39, Social Science Club '41, Secretary, Girl Reserv- es '39, '40, '41, Draamtic Club '40, '41, Mr. Pim Passes By , Assistant Features Editor of Ret- ro. GRETCHEN MEcRLI5NBURG- Ar- gument is the spice of life. Band '39, '40, '41, Orchestra '41, Latin Club '38, French Club '40, '41, Secretary '40, President G. A. A. '40, '39, '38, Dramatic Club '40, History Club '39, '40, Social Science '41, Girl Reserves '39, 340, '41, RUTH MAXINE MILLER- JuSt a Miller's daughter. Home Economics Club '40, Girl Reserves '40, Treasurer Junior Class, Retro StafT - Assistant Class Editor. HAROLD MI1,LS- YOU must have been a beautiful baby. Math Club '41, Science Club '41, Hi-Y '39, French Club '40, Dramatic Club '40, Retro Staff -Activities Editor, Mr. Pim Passes By. ROBERT BRUCE MOLLT WOUldH'C it be wonderful to come to school at 10:15? Student Council '38, '40, Math Club '41, Science Club '40, '41, History Club '39, '40, Social Science Club '41, Vice President, Hi-Y '39, '40, '41, French Club '39, '40, President. ss MARY ADAMS MONEORT- Whose Blue Ford is that? Treasurer Sr. Class, Secretary of Sophomore and Junior Class, Lat- in Club '38, '39, Dramatic Club '40, Science Club '40, Social Science Club '41, History Club '40, Girl Reserve '39, '40, '41, Mignonette. MAIKLJ ORIE OPAL MOORE1 PHfd0H me, but you look just like Mar- gief' Latin Club '38, '39, History Club '39, '40, Girl Reserves '41, Dramatic Club '40, '41. T NATHAN MOORE- Give me one more just like him. Camera Club '40, Hi-Y '39, '40, '41. THELMA JEAN MORRIS- That smile is enough to 'wow' any Richard. Glee Club '39, '40, Home Econo- mics Club '40, Dramatic Club '41. VIRGINIA LOIS MYEIRS- Chl For the curly headed Gaston youth. Glee Club '39, '40, '41, Home Economics Club '40, '41, Dram- atic Club '41. SENIORS PHYI.LIs CAMILLE MYERS - Bee- son, Beeson, He's her man! Math Club '40, Science Club '40, 41, Latin Club '38, '39, '41, History Club '39, '40, Girl Re- serves '39, '40, '41, Social Science Club '41, Dramatic Club '40, Mignonette , Mr. Pim Passes By. ROBERT JAMES MCCUNE - Can you tell he's a preacher's son? Hmmm. Band '39, '40, '41, Orchestra '39, Math Club '40, Science Club '40, '41, Latin Club '39, History Club '40, Social Science Club '41, Hi-Y '39, '40, '41, Chaplin, Program, French Club '40, Dramatic Club '40, Mig- nonettc , Mr. Pim Passes By. Business Manager Retro. JOI-IN OVERMYER - Hollywood -here I come! Dramatic Club '41, Social Science '41, History Club '40, Camera Club '40, Hi-Y '39, ,40, '41. JULIA MARCIEL OVERMYER- Gentle Julia. Dramatic Club '41. LILA IRENE OVERMYER- Ask me no questions and I'11 tell you no lies. Home Economics Club '40, Girl Reserves '40, '41, Dramatic Club '41. HARRY LESTER PACE- What a 'Pace' to keep up With! Hi-Y '40, Dramatic Club '41, Agriculture Club '41. SENIORS EVELYN JULIA PARKER - Where art thou going, my pretty maid? Math Club '40, Latin Club '38, '39, History Club '40. PAUL ERVIN PEMBERTON- Maybe he should get some curlers for his hair-Oh yeah? , Math Club '41, Hi-Y '39, '41, French Club '39, Science Club '40, Mignonette. Class Editor of Retro. ALICE PAULINE REAMER 'Th2t smile seems to say, Come live with me. Latin Club '38, '39, History Club '39, '40, Social Science Club '41, Girl Reserves '39, '40, '41, Dramatic Club '40, '41, G. A. A., Mignonette. MAXINE JEANNE SHAWHAN- Mac should make an ideal gum chewing Stenographerf' Math Club '40, History Club '40, Social Science Club '41, Dramatic Club '40, '41, Secre- tary, G. A. A. '38, '39, '40, Mignonette. VIRGINIA RISINGER- Ginger is the caboose of the Risinger train. Student Council '41, Science Club '40, Latin Club '38, '39, History Club '39, '40, Social Science Club '41, Girl Reserves '39, Secretary '40, '41, French Club '41. LAWRENCE JENE ROBINSON- There's mischief in those eyes. History Club '41, Social Science Club '41, Camera Club '40, Hi- Y '38, '39. JOE RUBLE1 ThC greatest catcher in the history of baseball. History Club '40, Dramatic Club '41, Agriculture Club '41, Retro Staff - Assistant Boy's Sports Editor. RUTH IRENE RUSSELL- Ruthie is our milk-man's capable daugh- ter. Student Council '38, History Club '40, Social Science '41, Home Economics Club '39, Girl Reserves '39, '40, '41, Dramatic Club '40, Vice President, '41, G. A. A. '39, Editor-in-Chief of Retro, Mignonette , Officer Freshman Class, Mr. Pim Passes By. , ANNA JEANNE RICH- Tall, Dark and - Contrary? Band '38, '39, '40, '41, Orches- tra '39, '41, Math Club '41, Science Club '40, '41, Latin Club '38, '39, '40, History Club '40, Girl Reserves '39, '40, '41, Presi- dent '41, Dramatic Club '40, Mignonette , G. A. A. '38, '39, Senior Editor of Retro. ROBERT ALLEN SHAWHAN- Did you see what Santa brought me? Oh Boy! Band '38, '39, '40, '41, Student Council '38, '40, President, Math Club '40, Science Club '40, '41, Latin Club '39, History Club '40, Hi-Y '38, '39, '40, '41, Dramatic Club '40, '41, Varsity Basketball, Baseball. DONALD BROOKS SHROCK- W6'll bet that the boys envy you that scarf. Social Science Club '41, Hi-Y '40, Dramatic Club '40, Retro Staff Boy's Sports Editor. WILLIAM R. SILLS- Oh, Mignon- ette-my Mignonette. Science Club '40, Latin Club '40, History Club '40, Social Science Club '41, Hi-Y '41. HELEN SMITH - The Lady in Red! Science Club '40, History Club '39, Camera Club '40, Girl Re- serves '40, '41, PAscALL SMITH- A rival for the title 'The best dressed man in Hollywood'. Hi-Y '40, Dramatic Club '40, Agriculture Club '41, RUBY JUNE STRINE- 'A new born Prima Donna. Glee Club '38, '39, '40, '41, Lat- in Club '38, '39, Dramatic Club '4l. CLAYTON STUMP - Move that telephone pole. I want to throw out my chest. Hi-Y '39, '41, History Club '39. MELVA JEAN SUSSMAN- Ain't Love grand? Band '38, '39, '40, '41, Secretary treasurer, Math Club '39, Science Club '40, '41, Vice-president, Latin Club '38, '39, '40, History Club '39, '40, Social Science Club '41, Girl Reserves '39, '40, '41, Dramatic Club '40, Retro Staff-Assistant Activities Edit- or, Mignonette. WANDA KATHLEEN TATMAN - I'll take you home again Kath- leenf' Glee Club '40, History Club '39, '40, '41, Dramatic Club '41, G. A. A. '38, '39, '40, '41. SENIGRS LEROY TAYLOR- A stitch in time saves nine. MARTHA THOMAS - Martha, Martha, I adore you! History Club '39, '40, Social Science Club '41, Home Econo- mics Club '40, Girl Reserves '39, '40, '41, G. A. A. '39. JOSEPHINE TIMMONS - Oh - if silence meant riches! Social Science Club '41, Girl Re- serves '39, '40, '41, French Club '39, '40, '41, VERNON TOWNSEND- The origin of many a pun. Science Club '40, Hi-Y '39, Ag- riculture Club '41, RUBY EILEEN TRUSSEL- Wouldn't you love to have her look at you that Way? Science Club '40, '41, Latin Club '38, '39, Secretary, Social Science Club '41, Treasurer, Girl Reserves '39, '40, Secretary, '41, Dramatic Club '40, G. A. A. '38, '39, Secretary-treasurer, '40, Vice-president, Assistant Girls Sports Editor of Retro. ROBERT TRUSSELT DOH'f rush girls-I'm not running! History Club '39, '40, Social Science Club '41, Dramatic Club '40, '41. SENIORS EDWARD HARVEY TURNEIK- Tl16 origin of the smears in the trom- bone section. Band '38, '39, '40, '41, Orch- estra '38, '39, '40, '41, Science Club '40, 41, History Club '40, Social Science Club '41, Hi-Y Club '39, '40, '41, Dramatic Club '40. 'THELNIA WILSON'- SWCCt, cute, and full of pep. What more do you want, fellas? History Club '40, Girl Reserves '39, '40, '41, Social Science Club '41, Dramatic Club '40, '41, G. A. A. '39, '41, MARION WILLIAMS- Watch him do figures on ice skates. Student Council '38, '39, Fresh- man basketball, Dramatic Club '40, Secretary-treasurer of Agri culture Club '41, Mignonette , Sportsmanship award for intra- mural basketball '41. IN MEMORIAM PASCALL SMITH OCTOBER 7, 1923-APIKIL 19, 1941 The sudden death of our school-fellow this short time before graduation has left the seniors and underclassmen of Hartford genuinely saddened. RAY CORDIER M.AY 23, 1922-JUNE 10, 1940 During thc course of a busy school career We pause to pay respectful remembrance to our friend and classmate, Ray Cordier, who passed from our midst at the close of his junior year. HONOR ROLL Phyllis Myers Margaret Bowen Walter Markin Marjorie Moore Roberta Canter Mary Monfort Melva J. Sussman CLASS OF '4 1 Four short and pleasure-fillecl years ago, Our work hart just begun, Amt the taste which lay before us Seemeit a very nizoustrous oue. But as the months slipped swiftly by, Our teachers and our friemts Maile sehool life sueh a happy one, lVe're loathe to see it euit. We recall those amusing iueiflents That oeeurrert in every class, Amt S07llC'1ii'll1L'5 after terrible tests Our fear that we might not pass. But now those years are almost gone. We look baele with a sigh, Ana' long for all those happy rtays- Oh, Low time rloes fly! MARGARET BOXVEN. Patricia Mauller Betty Doster James McCune Ruth Russell Ruby Trussell Rosalie Brogneaux Marion Williams if 'A Vr k .--- v--- . .,.Z in lbw... R 1 RUBY TRUSSEL Jean Headley Joe Bonham Robert Johnson Frances Garr Harold Mills Mamie Coon CLASS SONG fTune of Auld Lang Synevj Hartford High, we bring to thee, Our praises, loud and true, li7e'll 11e'er regret, or e,er forget The :lays we spent with you. Your many victories we'll praise, Your name wetll ever toast, Here we are blessed, for you're the best, Of sehools from coast to coast. Chorus In future years, midst smiles or tears, Your colors we will fly, Each girl, each boy'll, look back with joy O11 flays at Hartforrl High. RUBY TRUSSEL. CLASS HISTORY September 1957 . . . Freshies', at last . . . spon- ham, president . . . Johnson, vice president . . . sors, Mr. Telle, Miss Clamme . . . officers, F. Miller, s Bowen, secretary . . . Monfort, treasurer . . . suc- Clamme, Russell, Monfort . . . Sophomores . . . cessful magazine campaign . . . Retro sales . . . class another rung in the ladder of time . . . sponsors, play, Mr. Pim Passes By - What was good enough Mr. Telle, Miss Cole . . . Moll, president . . . Bon- for my forefathers is good enough for me . . . spon- ham, vice president . . . Monfort, secretary . . . sor professional basketball games . . . parties . . . Johnson, treasurer . . . Retro award . . . Juniors . . . circus . . . Jr. Sr. Mixer . . . last Jr. Sr. Prom . . . Jr. all ready? oh gosh! . . . benefit show . . . circus . . . Sr. Banquet . . . Baccalaureate . . . Commencement parties . . . class rings . . . class play, 'tMignonettel' . . . only eighty-seven of us . . . but what we lack in . . . Do my hoops show?l' Jr. Sr. Prom .... Jr. Sr. number, we make up in-well! . . . blue caps and Banquet . . . sponsors, Mr. Telle, Miss Cole . . . gowns . . . no finals, oh boy! . . . something for the Bonham, president . . . Johnson, vice president . . . school to remember us by . . . signatures in Retro Monfort, secretary . . . R. Miller, treasurer . . . . . . exchanging cards . . . reluctant goodbye's. Seniors . . . a busy, busy year . . . sponsors, Miss Cole-Robbins left, Davis in his place . . . Bon- MARGARET BOWEN, Secretary. IUNIOBS oUR HOPEFUL Row 1. Barker, J. Beason, B. Bee- son, Bennett, Bicknel, Bolncr Bowdell, Boyles. ROW 2. Brandt, Brown, Bunch Canaday, Chick, Chaney Clamme, Clevenger. ROW 3. Cline, Cook, P. Cooper J. Cooper, Cronin, Crouse, Durst Day. Row 4. DeWitt, Dodds, Dolan DuBois, Egnew, Ervin, E. Ever- hart, F. Everhnrt. ROW 5. Fnrling, Felger, Fennfg, Fields, Fisher, Flutter, Flynn Frahm. Row 6. Fulton, E. Futrell, M Futrell, G.1rver, Gilbert, Good Green, Harden. ROW 7. Harris, Hart, Hendricks Hocharnmer, Honey, Hoover Howell, Huffman. Row 8. D. Jones, L. Jones, Kirk- patrick, Kellogg, Knccht, Lak: Lambiotte. w a a UCCESSORS IUNIORS Row 1. Landis, Lanning, Love, Lyons, Maddox, McColly, Man- nix, Mills. Row 2. F. Miller, H. Miller, M. Moore, N. Moore, Musselman, Needler, Oswalt, Pieri. Row 3. Pope, Pownell, Rawlings. Rcichenbaugh, Ridgeway, Rob- inson, Roderick, Rogers. ROW 4. Ruble, Runk, Russell, Saunders, Shantz, Schmidt, Schweier, Scott. ROW S. Sills, Slater, Smith, Snow, Spenser, Sprowl, Stillwell, Stone. Row 6. Strieb, Strahm, Stroble, Stump, Sutton, Taylor, Toll, Vandilene. Row 7. Waters, Wentz, Werry, Weseli. ' ROW 8. Wiles, B. Williams, W. Williams, Willman. OFFICERS! Werry, Hendricks, Ful- ton, Musselmun. SPONSORS! Miss Greene, George Telle. SOPI-IOMCDRES HIGH SCHOOL ROW 1. Andre, Baker, Bantz Bickell, E. Bolner, J. Bolner Bennett, Bonham. ROW 2. Winget, Wentz, Bow- man, Brothers, Burns, Calc Campbell, Carll. Row 3. Kline, Cline, Coats, D Cole, F. Cole, Cooper, Cartright Creamer. Row 4. Crouse, Croy, Denton B. Dodds, R. Dodds, Dolan, Dor- ton, Dubois. Row S. Ducy, Duffy, Edwards Fields, Ford, H. Fuller, G. Fuller, Futrell. Row 6. Gardner, Girod, Gosnell, Greene, Grover, Guy, Hammitt, Hardwick. ROW 7. Harvey, Helms, Honey, Hornbaker, Howard, Hubbard, Hullinger, James. Row 8. Jenner, R. Johnson, V. Johnson, Johns ton, johnson- baugh, Kerlin, King, Kirkpat- rick. Row 9. Kirkwood, Knoderer, E. Lambert, P. Lambert, Lefevre, Leist, Lennon, Lord. AT LAST' SOPI-IOMCDRES ROW 1. Love, A. Maddox, L. Maddox, W. Maddox, Mannix, Markin, Martell, Mason. ROW 2. McCaffery, Medler, Michaels, Montgomery, Moore, Murphy, Necdler, Newberry. Row 3. O'Connell, Overmeyer, E. Peck, R. Peck, Pemberton, Piquet, Poivre, Powell. ROW 4. Price, G. Pruden, H. Pruden, Pursiful, Pursley, Reich- enbaugh, Risley, Roderick. Row S. Royce, Scheidler, Schwartzkopf, Schweier, Scott, Sills, Sims, Sinclair. Row 6. Slater, Stanley, Stroble, Y Stroud, Telle, Todd, Tole, J. Townsend. Row 7. S. Townsend, Tritle, Twible, B. Vallad, N. Vallad, Whitecotton, Wilcoxin, M. Wil- liams. Row 8. R. Williams, B. Wimmer, R. Wimmer. Row 9. Wolf, Woolard, Wrest- ler. OFFICERS: Scott, Scheidler, John- son, Needler. SPONSORS: Warner, Duncan. FRESHMEN NOW WE VE Row 1. Alexander, Amos, An- derson, Atkinson, Ball, Bantz, Baxter, Beckley, D. Beckley. ROW 2. Bell, Bennett, Bergdoll Bolner, Banter, Bonham, Brown Buffenbarger, Burgess. Row 3. Burgett, Burns, Cain Canter, Carmichael, Casterline Cheney, F. Clark, B. Clark. Row 4. Claytor, Constable, Cook Coons, L. Coons, Cooper, Caro- na to, Coulter, Cumrine. ROW 5. Cunningham, David, G Davis, Davis, Dodds, E. Dubois F. Dubois, Elliott, Elzroth. Row 6. J. Englehart, B. Engle- hart, D. Everhart, V. Everhart Fear, Felger, Fields, Frazier Fuller. Row 7. Futrell, Fulton, Gillis Good, Gross, Hardwick, Harpst Hartman, Hayden. Row 8. Henley, Hile, Hopkins Huniman, Jenkins, Johnson Jones, R. Jones, Kriegbaum. ROW 9. Love, G. Landis, M. Lan- dis, Levalley, Lord, Love, Luzad- der, Mabbit, Mahorney. 3 9 1 GQT SOMEPLACE FRESI-IMEN Row 1. Martendale, J. May, H May, V. May, Miller, E. Moore R. Moore, Morrical. ROW 2. Murphy, Mustard, My- ers, M. Myers, MeDaniels, Mc- Intyre, R. Needler, R. Needler. Row 3. O'Connel, Owens, Patti- son, Pope, Reed, Reidy, Rhine, Rogers. Row 4. Rhodes, Schache, Schmidt, R. Schmidt, Schwartz- kopf, Schultz, Schwartzkopf, Schrnck. Row 5. Sills, Simison, E. Smith, I. Smith, Snyder, Stallsmith, Steinhilber, Stone. ROW 6. Stout, Stump, Sutton, Tatman, Taylor, Timmons, Townsend, J. Townsend. Row 7. Tucker, Verona, Weseli, XVest, Whitaker, Williams, Will- man, Willmun. Row 8. XVilson, Wimmer, Wool- ard. Row 9. Worthen, Zern, Boohcr QSophomorej . OFFICERS: Myers, Needler, Burns, Murphy. SPONSORS: Benson, Elzey. EIGHTI-I GRADE WE RE Row 1. Almon, Amos, Anderson, Belle, Bennett, Bonham, Bonham. Row 2. Bowdell, Boyles, Brock, Broth- ers, Buifenbarger, Burnsworth, Car- michael. Row 3. Cheeseman, Clark, Cook Crouse, Dalton, Dardine, Darst. Row 4. Davis, Deerduff, Driver, Durr Elwood, Fields, Flatter. Row 5. Flynn, Frahm, Futrell, Gard- ner, Garr, Goodwin, Grover. Row 6. Gross, Hammitt, Hawthorne Haynes, Howard, Huggins, Hyde. Row 7. Inman, Jones, Knecht, Lam- bert, Landaker. Row 8. Landis, Landis, Long, Lazad- der, Lynch, Maddox, Markin. 3 CQMINC-3 EIGI-ITI-I GRADE Row 1. Martin, Medler, Miller, Moore, Musselman, McDermitt, McCaffrey. Row 2. McCaffrey, McConey, P. Mc- Cune, McGeath, Neff, E. Overmyer, D. Overmyer. ROW 3. Overmyer, Perry, Pooler, Price, Pruden, Reichenbaugh, Reynolds. Roxy 4. Roach, Sebring, Simms, Smith, Snow, Slater, Stroud. ROW S. Sutton, J. Tatman, M. Tat- man, M. Terry, R. Terry, Thorn- burgh, Tucker. Roxy 6. Vanhorn, Warner, Waters, Welsh, Whitacker, Wilson, Wine. Row 7. W'inget. ROW 8. Wisecup. OIf'I ICERSZ Stroud, Howard, Flynn, Boyles. SPONSORS: Mr. Modlin, Miss Nesbit. SEVENTH GRADE JUST T1-113 ROW 1. jones, Atkinson, Baker, Balle, Boston, Bell, Black. Row 2. Blopely, Blakley Boher, Carmichael, Chency Cline, Cook. Row 3. Cooper, Crimmel Daniels, David, Denton Dodds, Elliott. ROW 4. Elliott, Elwood Englehart, Florence, Fut- rell, Pace, Gilbert. ROW S. Gorecher, Gough Green, Guy, Hackney Hardwick, Harmon. Row 6. Hines, Howard Howell, Jones, Jenkins Jetmore, Johnson. ROW 7. Johnsonbaugh, M Jones, B. Jones, King Kriegbaum, Love, Ma- horney. y EGINNING SEVENTH GRADE Row 1. Martin, Medler, Miller, Mooris, Mustard, McFeeley, McKee. Row 2. Mooris, Norris, O'Conncll, Overmeyer, Parks, Peters, Peterson. Row 3. Philebaum, Ridg- way, Robinson, Roderick, Royce, Shady, Shores. Row 4. Sills, Simmons, Slater, Stiffler, Sutton, Thomason, Tomlison. Row S. Tucker, Tudor, Wallace, Ward, Wikel, Williams, Wilson. Row 6. Wine, Wishon, Wood. Row 7. Woolard, Work- man, Ycnccr, Stout. OFFICERS: Carmichael, Mc- Kee, Johnson, Gough. SPONSORS: Miss Chalfant, C. Parks. STUDENT LEADERS AN OUR Our Agriculture Club president, Merrill Stanley. Dick Lyons, president of French Club. Busy Science Club president, Walter Markin. Bill Ervin, capable Student Council president. Much work for our president of Girl Reserve, Anna J. Rich. Athletics, we love you-Marsha Moore, president of G. A. A. Dick Anderson, president of the Nature Study Club. Much responsibility is held by the president of Hi-Y, Joe Bonham. Our efficient boxer of trees, the president of the Social Science Club, Junior Girod. Harold Cheney finds history very interesting . . . president of the History Club. Bob Murphy, president of the Mathematics Club. NTEST WINNERS of v l Our Senior Magazine Campaign winners . . . Maxine Shawhan, Thelma Wilson, Gretchen Mecklenburg, Martha Thomas, Francis Garr, Jack Kimball, Clayton Stump, and Morris Hayden, captain. The corn husking champ of ,4l, William Maddox, Jr. The Latin contestants, Evelyn Ann Schiedler, Bob Telle, Marjorie Hardwick. Bill Ervin . . . geometry contestant in the 1940 contest. Frances Garr, winner in the 4-H Judging Contest on Room Improvement . . . Blackford County. Marjorie Moore enjoyed a pleasant trip to Chicago this spring in honor of her high standings in Junior Lead- ership in the 4-H Club of Carney School . . . sponsored by the Citizens State Bank. Maralyn Canaday, Vera Stump, Helen Miller . . . con- testants in the Beginning Shorthand Contest. Business Knowledge Contest held at Muncie . . . con- testants were Joe Bonham, Roberta Canter, and Maxine Shawhan. Oratorical Contest . . . contestants were Mary Monfort, Roberta Canter, and Harold Mills . . . Harold won trophy . . . sponsored by American Legion . . . super- visor, Mr. Benson. Phyllis Myers, Roberta Canter, Pauline Reamer . . . top typists', in Advanced Typing . . . competed in contest at Muncie. Geometry contestants . . . Bob Telle, Evelyn Ann Schiedler, and Clifford Risley. Bill Bunch, Joe Bonham, Roberta Canter, Jim DeWitt . . . participated in the Business Knowledge Contest . . . held in Muncie. The Advanced Shorthand contestants . . . Rosalie Brog- neaux, Jean Charnley, Maxine Shawhan . . . held in Muncie. Jim Beeson, Walt Markin, Bob Shawhan, joe Bonham, Bob Johnson competed in foul tourney . . . Bob Shaw- han was high score man. Participants in Beginning Typing Contest . . , Bob Cronin, Elsie Clamme, and Gloria Pruden . . . alterna- tive, Melva Sussman. Latin contestants . . . Bob Secrest, Roberta Good, and Bob Telle. H. C. I-I. S. 1 M QI 4 fm it ,F 'Q 7 - fbi K, X U xg'-. rl? if f x J , K . . f' ,Wx Z 52 J . L 'f,H X1 x i -,N,v QW' '-2 N , ' 5 9' ' 3 'hz . f v W F N 33, , W ,,, X 1 cfivifies yu .?' Q Q 1 EE, ap 41 5 'f sw g d. , A 52?-W' S1- R m'J'l ff Jw' .ww 'ff' fi, 'F , ' ff? Av Vw ,ww I M, - ,W I . W Jffpw' ..., ,W W, V V ,V Ig Q Q1 EHZQ H, H , .,A. 1 , 5 ff Q fig W 32. 35? .X F Q 252 af 4 :A . ,,-- f mwpi 4? f 4 5 1 fs , ,fd ? Q f ff! .,f!,f . In editing a yearbook We found much to do . . . planning a suitable bud- get . . . preparing a dummy . . . pasting pictures . . . visits from the en- graver . . . more Work . . . Retro campaign . . . preparing copy . . . choosing cover . . . final touches here and there . . . sending copy to the printer . . . and at last We have striven to publish a Retro you will all be proud of. RETRO STAFF Editor-in-Chief . ,,,Ruth Rzfxscll Assistant ,s,,,, Y ,,Wa1fc1' Murkin Business Manager IZIIIIUS Mt'C1111:, Assistant ,, , ,,,, ,, Dorofby BIlt'k!l'X Faculty Editor Gladys Edzwlrrlx Assistant , ,, , R0f7t'l'ffl CZIIIILHI' Senior Editor , ,,,,, ,,,, A mm 1. Rivb Assistant W W , W ,Bcffy Doxfvl' Classes Editor ,, Assistant ,,,, ,, , Paul PC'NZ!7E'l'f0lZf Y ,,,,,,R1zl'b Millw- Girls' Sports Editor ,,,, ., .,,,Fru11cc's Gam' ,, W Assistant sssssssssssss t Ruby Trussrl Boys, Sports Editor , , D077 Slorork. Assistant 7 ,.,,,,,,,,t , , jop Rzzble Activities Editor , ,,,,,,,, Harold Millx Assistant W Features Editor M01 wi I. S1zss1m111 , t,,,,,,,,,,,, Phyllis M yr' rs ASSiSt11nt .,,,,,,,,,,,,t ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I Jc1f1'iffirz Mmfllf-f Art Directors ,,,,, Mary Brzzmff, Hazel Colbozuer Photography ,,,, Faculty Adviser Nizznrice HtlJ'Zll'll, joe Diehl R. S. Parks 1940 EXHIBIT ARTS . . INDUSTRIAL ARTS . . HOME EC The 1940 Arts Exhibit . . . one of the best . . . much preparation . . . fin- ishing touches on furniture . . . tables prepared . . . student's ability to cook and bake shown . . . preparing clothing . . . furnishing decorations . . . demonstrations iven . . . students out of classes . . . exhibit o en to the g P public . . . parents visit school . . . straightening up after all Was over . . . fun for all. SENIOR CLASS PLAY MR. PIM PASSES BY George Marden, typical Englishman, set in his ideas and rooted to his forefathers, ideals . . . wife, Olivia, gay and modern, tries to help George,s niece, Dinah, in her love affair with Brian Strange, young artist . . . Brian and George disagree . . . Olivia's former marriage to Jacob Telworthy unsuc- cessful . . . husband supposedly dies in Australia . . . Carraway Pim, absent-minded, calls on George for reference . . . Dinah relays family history . . . Pim, absently-mindedly, connects Dinah's story with his own . . . tells George he met Jacob Telworthy whom he knew in Australia . . . upsets house- hold . . . Aunt Julia demands an annulment of the marriage . . . Pim returns and says that the man he knew had died and later says the man wasn't Telworthy at all . . . second proposal . . . marriage of Dinah and Brian sanctioned . . . CAST . . . George Marden, jim McC1111a . . . Olivia, Ma1'ga1'r'f Bowen . . . Mr. Pim, Ralph Gilbert . . . Dinah, Rail? Russell . . . Brian Strange, Harold Mills . . . Aunt Julia, Pbyllis Myers . . . Maid, Patricia Maaller. IR. CLASS PLAY . . . 1940 'lMignonette A beautiful story of the old and new South . . . aged Jonathan Mills purchases home of Mignonette Deardon, his lover, from Mammy Lou . . . has settled down to spend the rest of his days with his granddaughter, Rose . . . Rose, young and lovely, falls in love with Justin Halliday . . . Jonathan dis- covers Justin is a grand-nephew of David Frames, the man who took Mignonette from him, thus for- bidding Rose to marry Justin . . . Rose, torn between love of her grandfather and love for Justin, receives Mignonette's long hidden dairy . . . dairy unfolded in Rose's dream . . . true reason for Mignon- ette's giving up Jonathan revealed . . . Jonathan is reconciled . . . gives Rose and Justin his blessings . . . CAST . . . Annabelle Higgins, Maxine Sbawbaa . . . Stella Boggs, Mclva Jean Sussman . . . Esmeralda Brown, Dorofby 111170 Buckles . . . Hannah Splivens, Rosalie Brogiieazzx . . . Deacon Parker, Joseph Bonham . . . Mammy Lou, Roberta Canter . . . Jonathan Mills . . . James ML'C7l77C' . . . Rose Mills, Rails Rnsscfll . . . Justin Halliday, Waller Ma1'lz.i11 . . . Mignonette Deardon, Margaret Bowen . . . Elizabeth Maxwell, Mary Mfl11flI1'f . . . Lou, Gladys Edwawls . . . David Frames, Bud Joyce . . . Paul Deardon, Normaii Slafm' . . . Anna Bryant, Phyllis Myers . . . Henry Spencer, Marion Wfilliams . . . Alice Fox, Alice Reamer . . . Simon Clay, Paul Pemberton . . . Gladys Dyke, Anne Jeanne Rich . . . Thomas Mills, Harold Mills . . . Andrew, Willia111 Sills. SEPTEMBER I0-prst day of school. Everybody? back, greeting old friends and 1neeting new ones. Also in this month: magician's program . . . Senior Class Ojficers elected . . . school par- ade at the fall fair fcan we make it around the - square?j . . . Senior magazine campaign started for financing the RETRO . . . program with birds . . . juniors selected their rings and elected their class officers. OCTOBER: Student Council members elected . . . juniors hold a skating party . . . girls' health class journeys to Indianapolis . . . Riley Me- morial Program . . . pre prevention discussion . . . Girl Reserve initiation . . . cast chosen for Senior Class play, Mr. Pim Passes By. . . . school dismissed for Registration Day . . . grade cards given out - doesn't time fly . . . prst Retro Stal? meeting . . . two-day vacation due to Teacher's Institute . . . Mr. Murdock, the magician, entertained us . . . junior Class benept show. NOVEMBER: opened the basketball season with a victory over Kendallville . . . club organization week . . . Admiral Byrd expedition movies shown . . . rousing pep session which resulted ir Our America . . . sacred and patriotic musical pageant . . . Father Time and Statue of Liberty . . . witness happiness of the children of this land when they cele- brate the holidays of the American calendar . . . New Year, Lincolnls Birthday, Valentine's Day, W'ashington's 'XLEST W1 in our defeating Gas City . . . American Education lVeek .... musical program . . . Senior Class Play . . . Airedales defeated Penn- ville . . . Thanksgiving holiday . . . Mrs. Biddle talked to the girls . . . individual pictures distributed. DECEMBER: grade cards for second six weeks period . . . Mr. Marshall, essayist, here . . . X Senior Class party . . . Girl Reserves-Hi-Y I Christmas party-dolls and toys for the Legion l . . . school dismissed for Christmas vacation. IANUARY: back to school after vacation . . . F. L. Dennis, Dayton, Ohio, presented by the churches of Hartford City . . . very interest- ing demonstration with liquid air . . . Indian family gave program . . . gyroscope demon- stration . . . end of prst se1nester. l 1 9 fi , , if 2 ,, 5 ORGETH FEBRUARY: representative from Indiana Central talked to Seniors . . . Harold Mills wins ora- torical contest . . . Science and History Clubs went to Indianapolis and saw the legislature in action fseveral politicians are bornj . . . Retro campaign . . . hearing tests given . . . city schools unite for sacred and patriotic pageant . . . junior Cla.ss party . . . Abraham Lincoln program . . . Dramatic Club entertains Mont- pelier . . . Sectional Tourney-Portland walks of with the honors. MARCH: Dr. Rice spoke at health program . . . Seniors decided on blue caps and gowns for graduation . . . Indiana University Band dem- onstrated their ability for us . . . Seniors won class basketball tourney . . . club pictures taken for our yearbook . . . Miss Kerner, contralto, gave a delightful program . . . the junior Class play, The Dark House,', had us all on pins and needles . . . had excellent program of violinists . . . Senior Class carnival and circus . . . math and Latin contests . . . Freshman Class party . . . knitting classes going strong . . . Sophomore Class play. APRIL: Boys' health class went to Indianapolis . . . Senior Conference Day gave us a chance to discuss 'vocations and colleges . . . two days of spring vacation gives us an opportunity to catch our breath before the final rush of events . . . band goes to Converse for district con- test . . . Hi-Y Best Girl Banquet . . . junior- Senior Mixer. ' MAY: state band contest here-what a busy time . . . Girl Reserve Best Boy Banquet . . . and the closing activities of the school year-junior- Senior banquet and dance . . . Baccalaureate with the Reverend McCune speaking . . . Class Day-Retros distributed! . . . Bishop Hughes of the Methodist Church speaks at Commencement -for the Seniors, the end of one world and the beginning of another . . . books are put in the attic for another suinnzeris vacation! PHYLLIS MYERS, Features Editor. PATRICIA MAULLER, Assistant. if Birthday, Saint Patrick's Day, Easter, May Day, Flag Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas-all portrayed . . . voices, Margaret Bowen, Mr. Davis . . . directed by Miss Nesbit, Mrs. Petres. ORCHESTRA . . D. Archer, J. Boyles, M. Brandt, D. Buckles, tfier' jJ1'f'sicfev1f, B. Bunch, C. Casterline, J. Garver, i1'euxz11'e1', Hayden, M. Hayden, L. Haynes, P. Hendricks, Allresi- Jeni, R. Henley, V. Johnson, B. Kline, G. Mecklen- burg, Montgomery, P. Pope, liI11'nri1111, A. Rich, .wr- relnry, B. Secrest, B. Simison, L. Sprowl, J. Stallsmith, S. Townsend, Turner, P. Werry, M. Whitlock. W' IR. BAND . . . J. Alexander, G. Bolner, J. Boyles, T. Church, B. Crimmel, C Crumrine, B. Daniels, M. Dixon, B. Ducy, G. Farling, R. Farling J. Gough, G. Guy, B. Howard, XV. Hutson, D. Jones, M. Jones, B Kreigbaum, G. Leech, H. Miller, B. MeColly, W. Melntyre, J Parks, Pruden, C. Ridgway, D. Risinger, J. Rosenbaum, M. Sec- rest, A. Shoup, li. Smith, D. Snow, O. XVallaee, N. Wilhems, R W'ine, B. Musselman, P. Kirkpatrick, N. Morris, B. XVillman, F Gray, N. Hawn, B. Hildebrand, S. Hyde, R. James, B. Linder, B LaMott, P. May, M. Pugh, D. Rusk, C. Suite, B. Markins, J. New- house, M. Cronin, B. Dee, M. Huffman, Sfznlviif Dirz'rfoi', B. Ham- mitt, Drzrm Major, B. Cox, M. Huffman, P. McCune, L. Rinard Drum Mujorelirnt. GLEE CLUB . . . M. Anderson, M. Andre, M. Baker, L. Bergdoll, R. Bell, M. Blakely L. Bowdell, M. Boyles, M. Burns, Burnsworth, M. Campbell, C. Carmichael, M. Cheney, A. Clark, li. Cline, M. Cline, J. Cooper, M. Coronato, H. Courtwright, Crouse, P. Crouse, Darst, B Denton, M. Dixon, Dodds, R. Dodds, B. Doster, M. Dubois G. Edwards, D. lilwood, D. Everhart, B. Cook, M. Felger, B llields, J. Flynn, B. lfulton, M. Fulton, M. Futrcll, M. Putrell, B llutrell, P. Gardner, R. Good, Gosnell, L. Haag, G. l'Ii1mmilt B. Hanunitt, M. Hardwick, S. Harvey, H. Honey, J. Honey, N Hoehzimmer, Howell, M. Huggins, A. Hawthorne, R. Hubbard N. James, M. James, M. Johnson, M. Kerlin, King, li. Land- aere, R. Lipp, T. Lynch, P. McCune, P. MeCune, J. MeGeath l.. Maddox, Maddox, J. Mahorney, P. Mahorney, L. Mannix, V. Markins, M. Martella M. Meddler, D. Miller, H. Miller, li. Morris, N. Morris, D Murphy, V. Myers, J. Needler, R. Meedler, G. Newberry, B Norris, B. O'Connell, M. McCaffrey, J. Perry, G. Peters, IL. Pope, B. Price, K. Price, J. Rawlings, A. Reynolds, M. Rhine, M. Rob- s inson, S. Roderick, L. Roach, V. Royce, F. Saunders, L. Lynch G. Schultz, I.. Stottlcr, A. Stout, D. Sehwartzkopf, P. Sehweir V. Sills, V. Sills, M. Stifller, R. Strine, M. Sutton, M. Sutton, J Smith, V. Sprague, A. Stout, S. Tatman, B. Thomas, B. Vallad W. Waters, lf. VC'ikel, M. Wfilliams, H. Wilson, B. Wislirili, B W'oolard, P. XY'orkmnn, P. Baker, M. Brothers, A. Bennett, V Davis, R. Dutton, P. Fields, V. James, P. King, J. Kneeht, R Miller, J. Snow, B. Spencer, D. Weiitz, J. Whitaker, D. Williaiiis M. Wfilson, L. W'inget, I R. Tudor, F. Pope, F. Miller, J. Yencer, A. Booher, R. Wilkens, R. Dodds, C. Dodd, D. Wilstmii, D. Johnsonbaugh, R. Hardwick, B. O'Connell, R. Crawford, R. Jenkins, R. Reynolds, R. White- cotton, J. W'iscnp, R. Schultz, M. XVilliams, M. Headley, R. Lawbert, R. Brock, G. Cook, D. Prahxn, Myron, D. Jalmore, B. Jones, B. Landis, Landis, B. Marin, XV. Miller, G. Mills, P. Norris, C. Smith, R. Terry, B. XVa,igner, J. Allmon, M. Atkinson, Bell, P. Cooper, 0. Dearduili, B. lilwood, H. Fuller, B. Hack- ney, L. Hnynes, J. Long, J. Moore, L. Overinyer, Tatinan, J. Reiehenbaugh. 4l SENIOR BAND D. Anderson, D. Archer, B. Beeson, M. Brandt, Brothers, S. Brown Jr., B. Bunch, J. Burns, W111. Car- michael, C. Casterline, D. Cheesman, B. Clark Jr. P. Cooper, Dolan, Dolan, G. Edwards, M. liarling, B. Fields, H. Frazier Jr., I. Girod, H. Green, P. Guy, J. Hayden, M. Hayden, L. Haynes, D. Helms, P. Hend- ricks, A. Howard, L. Hyde, V. Johnson, D. Jones, M. Jenner, Kimball, B. Kline, E. Landis, B. Long, E Markins, W. Markin, M. McColly, P. McCune, Mc- Cune, G. Mecklenburg, Montgomery, B. Murphy D. Murphy, M. Myers, B. Overmyer, R. Piquet, If Pope, V. Pownall, A. Rich, V. Rich, V. Ridgway, C Risley, E. Schiedler, G. Schwartzlxopf, B. Secrest, B Shawhan, B. Simison, Smith, L. Sprowl, D. Stroud E. Stroud, M. Sussman, B. Telle, S. Townsend, E. Tur- ner, P. Wferry, H. Weseli, L. Weseli, D. Wilson, P Wortheii. ug FLAG 'TXVIRLI-.RSS M. Burns, R. Good, S. Harvey, M. Kriegbaum, Mahorney, B. Reidy. OI-l'ilCEliSZ J. C. Lucas, director . . . P. Hendricks, Cap- tain and Student Director. Walt Markin . . . Drum Major. Gretchen Mecklenburg . . . Assistant. Majorettes ...K J anice Hayden, Marilyn Jenner Ist Lieutenants . . . D. Archer, M. Hayden. 2nd Lieutenants . . . P. XVerry, L. Sprowl. Master Sergeant ..., Burns. Staff Sergeant . . . P. Guy. Corporals . . . L. Weseli, P. Pope, B. Secrest, J. Brothers. Librarian . . . Dolan. HI- H1-Y OFFICERS joe Bonham, President ,lim Maddox, V. President Paul Werry, Chaplain joe Diehl, Treasurer Spon sor-Benson FIRST Roxvgldnyden, McCune, Mills, Bonham, Mr. Benson, Diehl, Schweir, Shrock, Cooper. SECOND ROW--Burns, Brothers, Benson, Moll, Cheney, W'erry, Overmyer, XVaters, Headley, Shawhan, Pemberton. 'THIRD Row-Wilcoxiii, Frahm, Dolan, Telle, Risley, Girod, Sills, Wiles, Scot, XVilson. FOURTH ROW-Brock, Joyce, Dolan, Mills, Guy, Wesli, Hoover, Slater, Bowman, Pruden, Ducy. FII-'TH Row-Helms, Townsend, Murphy, Schantz, Wentz, Fields, Lyons, Cronin, Gardner. SIxTII Row-Ford, Gilbert, LcFevre, Markin, Johnson, Coats, Miller. GIRL RESERVE OFFICERS Anna -I. Rich, President Marjorie Boyles, V. Pres. Helen Honey, Secretary Judith Rawlings, Treas. Sponsor-Pearson FIIisT ROW-Sehiedler, Buckles, Musselman, Rawlings, Rich, Miss Pearson, Boyles, Honey, Myers, Doster Needler. SECOND ROW--Sills, Taylor, Fisher, Wingett, Risinger, Pruden, Timmons, Hummitt, Markins, Saunders, Sehweir. THIRD ROW-XVrestler, Charnley, Brogneaux, Girod, Harvey, McCaffrey, Bennett, Hoehammer, Miller Oswalt, Tritle. FOURTH ROW-Hart, Martelle, Darst, Honey, Clnmme, Howard, Thomas, Sills, Fulton, Campbell. FIIfTI-I ROW-Duffey, Day, Lambiotte, Crouse, Carll, Gable, Shawhan, Edwards, Russell, Canter, Wilsoii SIXTH Row-Pursley, Newberry, Piquet, Farling, Mannix, Baker, Andre, Bowen, Garr, Moore, Markins Mauller. Siiv12NTH Row-Royce, Price, Crouse, Sprague, Maddox, Cooper, Russell, Monfort, Tatman, Meeklen burg, Johnson. ISIGIITH Row-Mannix, johnson, Willianis, Schmidt, Clamme, Gzirver, Haag, Overbyer, Scott, Reamcr Smith, McColly, Sussman. a 1 v G. A. A. 7IRST Row-Everliart, Tatman, Pru- den, Mrs. Herbaugh, Markins, Win- gett, Crouse. iicoxn Row-Shultz, Fulton, Wil liams, Markins, Bergdoll, Cheney Gosnell. SHIRD Row-Ciine, Vnnl-Iorn, Garr Baker, Price. 'Trench Club ,oxvliii Row'-Gross, Mecklenburg Fields, Miss Fee, Lyons, Pattison Mills. i5cON1J Row-Harden, Duffey, Ris- inger, Timmons, Beeson, Hayden Owens, Coats. SHIRD Row-Canaday, Stout, Berg- doll, Stallsmith, Rhoades, Johnson Royce, Mannix, Durst. VOURTII Row-Townsend, Shruck Lefever, Brandt, Gilbert, Pruden Hendricks, Carmichael. -atin Club OWER ROW-Miss Harter, Rogers 5 Wrestler, Johnson, Secrest, Good, Telle, Maddox, Henly, Harvey. nEcoND Row-Moore, Fields, Broth- ers, Risley, Guy, Montgomery, Flat- ter, Frazier, Bell. 'HIRD ROW-Townsend, Helms, Bon- ham, Burns, Dolan, Murphy, Schweier, Stroud, Anderson. ouRTH Row-Burns, Miller, Honey, Schiedler. nf'rH Row-Mnhorney, Pickett, Gi- rod, Newberry, Cline, Bennett, Crouse, Willinnn, Sprague, Kerlin, Wfillman, Bantz, Ball, Vallad, Hay- den, Price. XTH Row-Kreigbaum, Dodds, Hul- linger, Markin, Sills, Fuller, How- ard, Schwartzkopf, jenkins, Mur- phy, Needler, Schmidt. EVENTH Row-Rnidy, Mnnnix, Dodds, Gosnell, Taylor, Barker, Wilson, Hardwick, Felger, Mabitt, Schwartzkopf. mqcefs and SPOUSOFS French Club Latin Club L A. A. OIIILI-IRS Dick Lyons Plfkllflllf CD1'IIC.hRS Ro crti Goo luufm 'FF1cERs: Marsha Moore, Presi- Mecklenburg, Sic :ine P1tt1 gCrS OZKHUWOV rfwlfg Gloria Pruden, Sr'c'.-Trent. son 'Inns foNsoia: I-Ierbaugh. SPONSOR Fee s OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Science Club LOXVER Row-Crouse, Sussmann, Mark McColly, Beason, Myers, Telle. SIQCOND Row-Garr, Monfort, Turner, M Rich, Weary, Shawhan, Bowen, Moore. THIRD Row-Mills, Hardin, Gilbert, I Cune, DeW'itt, Hayden, Dolan. FOURTH Row-Hoover, Strohlc, Pemberi Brandt, Tclle. Student Council LOXVER Row-J. B. Good, XVeseli, Schwe Irvin, Coons, Hendricks, Warner. N S15coND Row-Michael, johnson, Risin, Pruden, Schiedler, Smith, Bennett. , THIRD Row-Clark, Wagner, Gross, Schwi Brothers, McKee, Good. FOURTII Row-Barton, Flynn, VanI'Iorn, Fevre, Stroud, johnsonbaugh. Social Science Club LOWER Row'-Doster, Shroek, Girod, Ben Moll, Mauller, Reamer. SIQCOND Row-Bonham, Joyce, Head Charnley, Overmyer, Risinger, Timm McCune, Diehl. THIRD Row--Edwards, Montfort, Bucl Thomas, Gables, Shawhan, Tatman, Rus Sussman. FOURTII Row-Clamme, Myers, Robin Sills, johnson, Brogneaux, Canter, Wilsm SCIENCE CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB Walt Markin .,....,,.....,...,. . ,.., Preridvuf Bill Ervin ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,..,, ,.,,,.,..,.,,,,,,, P I 'f'j'Itll l1f junior Girod ,,,,,,.....,....................,. Pre: M. J. Sussmann ..,.,. ,.... I fin' l'rc'siIIz'r1! Mamie Coon ,Vim Prifxiflvzd Bob Moll ...... PH' Martha McColly ,,.. .. ,,,, . SL'l'l'L'ftlY-1' Patty Sehweicr ,,,..,,., SIT.-Tr'Iwx. Patty Mauller .. .,...... .,.. S ez' jr. Beasou .. .. Trvaxzzr-w' Good, XVarncr ,, ,,.,,, ...Spouxorx Ruby Trussell Tre. Tclle, Crouse ,,.,,. Sponsors Benson ........ .... .,.,. ...Sl story ER Row- iss Elzey, Club Dolan, Schmidt, Honey, Burns, Chaney, Miller, Needler, Mills. ND Row-Lyons, Wiles, Roderick, Bon- m, Iirvin, D Row- , Dolan, rdncr. XVaters, Xverry, Cronin, Gilbert Murphy, Schweier, Montgomery Helms, Townsend, Ducy, Broth- TH ROW-Honey, Scheidler, Harvey uot, McCaffrey 1 Row'-Sills, johnson, Newbery, Crouse her, Williams, Taylor, Sills, Howard ice, Sprague, Cooper, Royce, Maddox rrell, Girod. Row-Darst, Boyles, Rawlings, Fulton walt, Schweier, Bennet, James, Andre issell, Streib, Futrel. NTH Row-Wilson, Stroble, Lambiotte 'itle, Pursley, Musselman, Crouse, Farling wuts, Hoehamer, Cooper, Felger. TH Row-Pruden, Ford, Good, Bolner, fever, Scott. ethematics Club T Row-D. Murphy, Townsend, Gilbert, ek Dolan, Miss Pearson, B. Murphy, Cron- , Helms, Price. ND Row-J. Willman, Ford, Stump, rns, Moll, Rich, Bonham, Roderick, Good, iine, June Willman. ,n ROW-Brothers, Felger, Risley, Over- fer, Telle, Johnson, Pemberton, Frahm, ark, Brock, Rogers. .TH Row-Sills, Mahorney, Reidy, Miller, heideler, Myers, Bunch, Wilcoxin, Stroud, umrine, linglehart, Moore. FI ROW-Mannix, Dodds, Gosnell, Hard- ek, Girod, Harvey, Honey, MeCaffery, 9 i quet, Newberry, Garr, Wentz. I Row-Cline, Crouse, Hayden, Kreig- um, M. Burns, R. Good, H. Mills, Henley, Bonham, MeDaniels, Stump, Pope, amme, Smith. .ture Study Club ' Row-G. Schwartzkopf, Bell, Clark, iderson, Parks, Mahorney, Gross, Car- chael, Frazier. EIB Row-Simison, Rogers, Harpst, Ver- , Fuller, Rhine, Moore, Fields, Bennett, umerine. D Row'-D. Coons, Wiminer, Miller, iegbaum, Hayden, Ball, Burns, Henley, pe, Fulton, Martindale. TH ROW-LeValley, O'Connell, Jenkins, nter, Bantz, Hunnaman, Murphy, D. iwartzkopf. 1 ROW-M. Myers, Brown, Casterline, rgess, Whitaker, Hill, I.. Coons, D. My- i ROW-Sills, Worthen, Amos, Morrieal, vis, Smith, Needler, Fnglehart. YCIIRS AND SPONSORS: HISTORY CLUB BlATFI- Cl-UB NAXTURE STUDY CLUB ld Chaney ,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, P rrxizfvnl Bob Murphy I'1'r'.tilfm1l Dick Andqrgon ,YVK H YYY, ,V P,-p5j,1p,,f Burns ,,,,.... ,,,, ,, V. Presirlefzl Bob Cronin l'1'vxiifr11l Fred Gross ,,.. . , ..,Vi1'r' I'v'1'xirfz'11t IC Honey e,,ee ,,,, , ,smvelury Ralph Gilbert Sm'ri'h1ry -Igng Mnhurnqy W Yryr Syl-ygfgry 1 Miller -... .TI'K'tlXIlfC? ,lack Dolan ,Tl'C'tIXIlV'L'l' Bob Clark YYYY,,,, YYYYYVY T 1-4-gym-gy ' ---.--. ,.,,... Slronsor Pearson ..,Sj1m1s0r' C, Parks ,,Y,,, , ,VYYVVV Spgflmf Dramatic Club Flltsr Row-Kimball, Diehl, Bonham, Shaw han, Bowen, Duncan, Schwier, Edwards, l Miller, Needler, F. Miller. S1-.comm Row-Duifey, Hamniitt, -lohnsor Taylor, Fisher, lloyec, Ovcrmeyer, Cheney lirvin, Pruden, M. Coons, V. Clamme, Dost Cf. TIIIRD Row-Spencer, Rawlings, Boyles, Fu' tori, Oswalt, Buckles, James, Andre, G05 nell, Hullinger, Fuller, Hardwick, ilenner. l:OljR'I'H Roxv4Rogers, Sills, Pursiful, Honej Fnrling, Hoelmmmer, Ti-isle, kl. Cooper, Cai rel, Cambell, Carver. l:lI'Tll RoW4Reamer, Booher, Mauller, Tal 7 man, Helm, Gable, T. Wilson, Hart, Day. SIXTH ROW-R. johnson, Canada, XVent' Lambiotte, Pursley, Mussleman, Bolner, l Russell, Crouse, R. Russell, Cantor, Moor P. Cooper. S1.vEN'1'11 Row-Beeson, Y. Mannix, l Clamme, L. Mannix, Morris, Wiles, Wil iams, Weiitz, D. W'ilson, Scott, Montgomer Waul fe, Hubbard, OlConnel. lfIGH'I'll Row-Jolmsonball, Fields, Car wright, V. Lambert, Strine, AI. Overmeyer, ' Lambert, Haag, L Overmeyer, B. Agriculture Club Coons. FIRST R0w4Moore, Love, Connelly, Wfil iams, Stanley, Myers. SLCONU Row-N. Slater, Roderick, Miehac Twibell, Maddox, Stroble, Hornbaker. Timur Rowglu Slrtter, Pace, Bownu Schmidt, W'ilson, Cole. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS: DRAMATIC CLUB Margaret Bowen ,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,, , , , Prexirlr Patty Sehweier , ,, , ,,Vir'1' 1'1't'.widf' Bernice Fisher , , , ..eY Sl'4'l'L'fL1 Gladys Edwards ,, H ,,,TI'l'tlXIH' Mrs. Duncan L ,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, ,,,,,, S 1 1 our AGRICULTURE CLUB Merrill Stanley ,, , ,,,,,, ,, , ,,P1'1',xid1' john Love ..,., , , ,,,Vi1'z' Prwitfe Marion Willigtitus ,, ., Serrehzr'3'-Treaxzzi Neil Moore .,,, , ,,,, ,, W ,,,, Relwrl Mr. Connelly ,,,, - Y.Sp01zs Mid -Year James. Crawford, Gross: FOUR VH Roxx'fNVillman, Seventh Graders lflltsl' Row-Funk, Rawlings, Nl ler, Schultz, Coon, Pruden, W hems, Rains, U'Connell, Rice. S11coNn Row-Stone, Perry, Dixe Covall, McCune, Morris, Lil Evilsizor, Ha rdwiek, Bakr 'lil-Illlll Row-Campbell, Colt berry, DuBois, Weittz, Sehul Xvltitecotton, Coulter, Lam Atlainst Reynolds, Melntire, Smi Shady, Mills, Wlagner, Dod Wfilkins, .lax-nes, Carver, Churt C1 X 235159 an ULU' f ' Sporfs THE KIWANIS SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD T4 A . . L ... .. T .- FI l WALTER MARKIN WINNER Four years of honest endeavor and toil on the hardwood court . . . obeying training, excelling in sports and classroom . . . striving to better his school and community . . . clean sportsmanship . . . fighting spirit . . . friendly attitude toward one and all . . . his citizenship, scholarship, initiative and leadership have won for our good friend, Walter Markin, the 14th annual Kiwanis Sportsmanship Award . . . we congratulate him. Past Winners 1928 ROBERT MARCIIAL 1934 RICHARD BAUGHER 1929 CLYDE BABBITT 1935 WILLIAM CRITES 1930 BYRON HUGGINS 1936 CLYDE FULTON 1931 HARRY BOHR 1937 FRANK WUNDERLIN 1932 WILLIAM PETTIT 1938 ELDON CAMPBELL 1933 KENNETH DORTON 1939 EUGENE ALEXANDER 1940 MAX WAGNER TI-IE COACHING STAFF Coach Larry Imhoff comes to Hartford City with a rich background of coaching . . . had experience at Oberlin College, basketball and track . . . Purdue University, fresh- man ball . . . general athletic director for four years at North Liberty, Indiana . . . Mr. Imhoff is gifted with a fine singing voice. Burl Shook, assistant coach and athletic director, directs the sports of those younger hopefuls of the Junior High School . . . is a graduate of Miami University . . . was ac- tive in baseball and basketball . . . was athletic coach at Lib- erty, Indiana for five years. H. L. Crouse continues suc- cessfully to teach the boys in the sports of swimming and tennis . . . his life saving classes, they say, are really doing things. Besides his major work in the Commercial Department,Clif- ford Kraning lends an expe- rienced hand with boys' in- tramural athletics. John Connelly . . . head of our Agriculture Department . . . skill in horse shoe pitch- ing has tended to stimulate considerable interest in that comparatively new sport . . . directs sports of younger boys. Mrs. Mary Ellen Herbaugh completing her second yi at Hartford High as I popular supervisor of gii athletics and sports . . . gi have manifested a variety interests in volley ball, b. ketball, swimming. with ei phasis on life saving and ge eral gymnastics. OUR AIREDALES SEATIiDlNC1l Gardner, Bill Long, Walter Markin, Jim Beeson, Bob Shawhan, Bob johnson, Dick Lyons. STANDINGH-Coach Imhoff, Raymond Gilbert, Frank Everhart, Gene Coats, Student Manager, Bob Cronin. The Airedales lighting thru victory and defeat . . . Carried school colors high into every battle . . . team won 6 games . . . lost 14 games . . . Kendallville . . Gas City . . . Warren . . . 24 26 Airedales Airedales Airedales Burris . . . 41 Airedales Pennville . . . Airedales Montpelier . . . 22 Airedales Bluffton . . . Airedales Peru . . . 35 Airedales Portland . . . Airedales Columbia City . . 37 Airedales The Record 30 Central fFt. Wayne 27 So. Side QPt. Wayne 23 Huntington . . . 48 31 Dunkirk . . . 34 39 Pendleton . . . 41 25 Berne . . . 30 52 Hagerstown . . . 32 29 Garrett . . . 34 23 Decatur . . . 35 33 Auburn . . . 39 Airedales Airedales Airedales Airedales Airedales Airedales Airedales Airedales Airedales Airedales OUR STARS BILL LONG . . . senior . . . special ability for hitting basket from a distance . . , forward . . . will be missed for his drive and defense. his drive caused BOB SHAWHAN . . . hus- ky center and forward . . . consistent on scoring . . . team gained by his drive and fight . . . senior, and will be hard to replace. VVALTER MARKIN . . . Old man jinx laid Walt out for a while but he still left a great record . . . senior . . . high scorer and defense man . . . hard to replace, also. prosper . . . a senior, Bob will leave us this year. BOB JOHNSON . . . guard . . . had great defensive ability . . . the team to JIM BEESON . . . senior . . . played guard . . . was costantly on defense . . . had ability for long shots . . . will be missed next year. fEALiGARDINER . . . nphomore . . . played for- RAYMOND GILBERT junior . , . plays guard . . . stantly on defense . . . has in hitting long shots . . . prove valuable next year. ard and guard . . . cap- le of scoring and re- unding . . . Soapy,' will ove valuable to the team the AIRDALES con- skill will GENE COATS . . . through his drive and fight has proved quite valuable to the H. C. H. S. hoopers . . . luckily, Hank has two more years to go. FRANK EVERHART . . . height on offensive and de- fensive relzourxding proved his chief value to our Hard- wood organization . . . will be of even greater value to DICK LYONS . . . chief value to team came from his drive and fight . . . Tiger is a jun ior and has another year to play. ECLIITI next year. TI-IE PUPS SIQATEDP-GCO1'gC Fuller, jack Dolan, Fred Landis, Paul Werry, Bob Cronin, Student Mgr., Calvin Waters, Warren Williams, Bob Murphy, Vernon Lefevre, STANDING-Coach Imhoff, Jack Moore, Robert Frahm, Richard Dorton, Don Denton, Everett Stroud, Assistant Coach, Shook. Cur stars of tomorrow . . . they may be pups but they surely can bite . . . their fighting spirit has won for them a fine record . . . 11 won, 9 lost . looks bright . . , Kendallville . . . 17 Pups Gas City . . . 29 Pups Warren . . . 17 Pups Burris . . . 29 Pups Pennville . . . 18 Pups Montpelier . . . 20 Pups Bluffton . . . 29 Pups Peru . . . 23 Pups Portland . . . 21 Pups Columbia City . . . 24 Pups 15 The Record 13 Central QFt So. Side CFL . . our Airedale future Waynej WVLIYHCJ . . . 35 30 Huntington . . . 36 30 Dunkirk , . . 12 28 Pendleton . . . 18 21 Berne . . . 13 25 Hagerstown . . . 18 19 Garrett . . . 30 24 Decatur . . . 18 19 Auburn . . . 26 Pups Pups Pups Pups Pups Pups Pups Pups Pups Pups AT THEIR BEST FRESI-IIES and IR. I-IIGI-I The beginners on the road to glory . . . led by Mr. Shook and Mr. Kraning . . . the Freshmen and Jr. High teams . . . learned the fundamentals of the game . . . gained experience and showed fine progress for under-pups. Freshman Team Seventh and Eighth Grade FIRST Row-johnson, Harpst, Brown, Mr. Shook, SEATED-Elliott, Wagner, Guy, Daniels. Clark, Banter, Atkinson. MIDDLE Row-McColly, Carmichael, Luzzader, Bon- SECOND Row-Anderson, Morrical, Cain, Luzzader, ham, Tucker, Cline, Landis, Dodds, Wilson, Me- Landis, Buifenbarger. Intire. TOP Row-Cooper, Cook, Almond, Long, Elwood, WI-ICDSE NTIMI-E IS COMING BASEBALL Under the supervision of Mr. Imhoff, Mr. Shook . . . new mentors . . . Airedales base- ball team, last fall, turned in a good showing . . . five wins . . . one loss during the entire season. .492 THE RECORD Hartford City . . . 13 Bryant . . . 4 Hartford City . . . 11 Upland . . . 8 Hartford City . . . 4 Gas City . . . 0 Hartford City . . . IS Berne . . . 2 Hartford City . . . 3 Pendleton . . . 1 Hartford City . . . 1 Pendleton . . . 6 x-1412K IN ITS FULL GLORY CUB Student Managers . . Cheer Leaders STUDENT MANAGERS Little do we know the responsibility held by our student managers . . . always on hand . . . helping when needed . . . much time spent and working hard . . . positions capably filled by Bob Cronin and Bob Frahm . . . hope they continue with their work. CHEER LEADERS Always on the cheer leader's bench . . . ready for action . . . accepted task promptly . . . Patty Gable and Gloria Pruden . . . Betsy Burchard assisted occasionally . . . Patty leaves this year and we hope Gloria takes over and carries on. THE BOYS' SPORTS With constant addition of sporting blood of newcomers every fall and spring . . . the school is never without a good team in any type of sport . . . wide-spread sports program . . . intramural tennis . . . basketball . . . ping-pong . . . swimming . . . track . . . 'varsity basketball . . . baseball . . . tennis. ir No tennis team was formed . . . intramural teams established in the grades of Junior and Senior classes . . . more than thirty boys participated in singles and doubles matches. if Swimming enjoyed by all classes . . . several boys, under the supervision of Mr. Crouse, passed the difficult Red Cross Life Saving tests . . . participating were Fred Gross, Paul Johnson- baugh, Mac Myers, and Dick Sinclair, Harold Fuller, Richard Gross, Gerald Wentz, and Richard Roderick. ir Eight teams formed in intramural basketball in both Junior League and Senior League . . . under leadership of Mr. Crouse and Mr. Connelly . . . about forty-two boys participated in each organization . . . at the end of the season the Holsteins were vic- tors in a tourney in the Senior League . . . in the Junior League, the Panthers came out on top. TRACK . PI NG-PONG SWIMMING . BASKETBALL . BASEBALL ww '2 +1 T BEN?-LTR T viii? 2. TI-IE GIRLS' SPCJRTS Girls' sports at Hartford City High School are carried on this year entirely as intramural contests by the Girls' Athletic As- sociation, under the direction of Mrs. Herbaugh, supervisor of girls' physical education . . . uk' Forty students eagerly responded to the call for membership in G. A. A .... Marsha Moore, President . . . Gloria Pruden, secre- tary and 'treasurer . . . A' The goal of this organization is to foster good sportsmanship . . . develop motor skill and mental strength through development in character and manner . . . and in this way add to their own lives the great enjoyment of association with others . . . 'lr This organization makes it possible for each girl to learn the necessity of self control . . . cooperation and sportsmanship . . . mass and competitive games . . . besides enjoying a wholesome, vigorous, and healthful life . . . if During the year, Mrs. Herbaugh with the help of Miss Zina Glad, senior Red Cross instructor, has taught the girls in her individual classes the rules and the fundamental skill of, swim- ming . . . is being enjoyed on an average of once a week, during class hour, and Thursday after school . . . s if A new shuffle board had been installed in the gymnasium . . . proved quite popular . . . study of interpretative creative rhythm included in this year's program . . . creates individual skill, grace, poise, and alertness . . . ir Activities during the winter . . . volley ball, deck tennis, ping- pong, and basketball . . . spring activities . . . tennis, baseball, and swimming . . . sports and exercise have their physical advantages . . . together with an excellent swimming pool, all students get the most from the intramural program. FRANCES GARR, SjI0l'IiS Effifor. RUBY TRUSSEL, Axxisfallf. VOLLEY-BALL . . ARCHERY A LAST LOOK AT OUR SCI-IOCDL 2 3 E 5 5 i 3 I ? AND THEN AND SAY HGCDGDBYE 1 ri 4' 1 HETI10 WE CLCDSE OUR BUCK AUTCGRAPI-IS TO REMEMBER