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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1943 volume:

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Your of 1943 47 152 62120 eff 7945 C6 77 udic lza flu ckarma fr' 'fr Avvzi an MH-EV H 1 4, 1 A-i..., t .v...AL.. 0F 0 li LIBERTY nearer victory the rhythm of the of muscles strouned 1n the physical lems of government rotiomnq that we os students have into Q Symphony for Freedom, and d few of our erstwhile their bcrtons ond Hpldyers' this Symphony for Freedom. ls for guns, their books for cmd gowns for unlforms. have potrioticdlly glven to preserve or qredter freedom. honor us. To these, how' for us cmd our country, we dedlcdte this 28th Retro. BBB IlI-llElf'l'0llt.' Behind every successful musical organiza- tion there must be a conductor who is willing to give untiringly in his effort to blend the feel- ings, interpretation, and desire of each separate member into a modulated whole. ln Mr. Wagner we find all the necessary qualities of leadership plus a patriotism that each of the pupils would do well to follow. Every successive civilian defense measure has found Mr. Wagner ever a more eager and valuable servant to his country. He has asked nothing of the students that he has not given a hundred-fold himself. The prime factor of a well organized school is a perfectly operating School Board. We have been unusually fortunate this year in having a board of such fine, competent business men whose every thought is for the welfare of H. C. H. S. Dennis Guy has served conscientiously as president of the Board for 1943. Secretary Raymond Maddox has carried on efficiently this term . Elmer Lucas has continued another successful year as Treasurer of the School Board. Miss Lelia Lewis has served as clerk of the School Board for many years. This in itself speaks for her efficiency and competency. Ill? llllll I llY'I'lIi I Every outstanding production owes a great share of its success to its backer, Without his aid and direction through the trying months, it could never hope to have a lasting run. We of Hartford High School look to Mr. Good as our backer and gratefully thank him for his pa- tient work in turning us amateurs into stars. With- out his good judgment in the rearrangement of our program, this production would long ago have gone on the rocks. lt is a very comforting feeling to know that there is someone behind us who is forever looking out for the good of his stars. There are always those assistant directors behind the great symphonies, who eagerly share the burden of smoothing the weird sounds of the practice rehearsal into harmonious accord, a sym- phony of real merit. Our assistant director, Miss Borden, has patiently listened to our wails and dis- couragement, and has conscientiously cheered us on. Her interest in us has been directed both toward our present and future welfare. She has aimed for just a little more perfection in each player than most assistant directors dare dream of. We hope she has hit her mark and we shall do our best to prove it in our future careers. PP 1918: Crowds cheering, lloqs wovinq, sound of rnurchinq feet, ell to the tunes ot Qver There, Vtfhen Iohnny Comes Morch' inq Home, K-KK-Kittie. 1943: Crowds cheerinq, lloqs wovinq, sound ot mdrchinq teet to the tempo of God Bless Arnericcrf' lV1c1rine 1'lymn, Preise the Lord und Pcrss the Ammunition, ond o score oi others. Though the titles ol these wor songs ore dit' lwrent, the thouqhts behind eoch ond every .ine ure the some, tor they Come trom the hetrrts of every American who wishes to heor it record of the Symphony oi Freedom. The students ot todoy reolize thot our boys who rue trqhtmq ure the composers, the teochf ers ure the conductors, cmd we, the students, ure the instrumentdlists ot the Symphony ot Freedom. Wlien the teochers roise their bcitons, it must be with exoct tirninq ond the qrecrtest of uccurocy. Therefore, the instru- mentulists must be on the Crlert. Qur school proqrom hos loeen tronsposed so us to meet this qreot need. Gur students ure studyinq over time in our mdchine shops, cormnercicxl classes, drultinq, ond other neces- scrry courses. Qur teochers ore Conductinq niqht cldsses in order to qive on opportunity to those who Con only study ot night. Even thouqh some students do not eorn o weekly pcryroll, they buy Wcrr Bonds cmd Stamps with their ollowonces. Yes, the students Con sind God Bless AlllPl1lCfCI,1j they Con sinq Preise the Lord ond Pcrss the Amrnunition, The lV1orine's Hymn, ond ull the other wdr sonqsg lor these sonqs curry the thouqht ot freedom ond democrocy und every Americon boy rrnd girl wants to he at pfrrt of the Symphony of Freedom. W Warfare - N ' CULTY ROBERT AUSTIN Five O'clock Whistle B. Ed. University of Toledo Mach. Shop, Auto Mach. CHARLES BILLIARD Stormy Weather B. S. Ball State English TRELLA BORDEN Three Little Words tWhere Were You?l Ball State Asst. Principal, History, Civics E. L. BRITTAN Trumpet Blues A. B. Valparaiso Instrumental Music RUTH COLE lust Around the Corner A. B. Indiana University History EDITH CHALFANT Library Blues A. B. Indiana Central College English, Librarian ROBERT CROSS Cow Cow Boogie B. S. A, Purdue Ag., Science, Wood Shop ESTHER DANIELS In My Merry Oldsmobile Ball State, Oxford Colleqc English KENNETH DORTON Take Me Out to the Ball Game A. B. Indiana Central Colleqe Physical Ed., Health MABEL FEE Marsei1Iaise A. B. Ball State, Ohio State Enqlish, History, French JAMES B. GOOD Goody, Good-bye! A. B. Indiana University Principal, Physical Ed, MARY GREENE The Lady in Red A. B. Indiana University SHI IRLEIGH HARTER A Latin From Manhattan A B, Indiana University Math., Latin EDGAR HENDERSON He-'S My Guy A. B. Manchester English 0F 1942 MARY ELLEN HERBAUGH 'I-Icrby' Taught Me Dancinq in a Hurry B, S. Normal College A. G. U., Rall State Physical Ed. PAULINE I-IUFEMAN My Sister and I B. S. Ball State History, Math., Enqlish LEONARD IRELAND Oh! Iohnny! B, S. Ball State Commerce, Phy. Ed., Intra-murals VERA KEGERREIS He's 1-A in the tNavyJ and l-Ie's A41 in My Heart , A. B. Bail State, M. A. University of Iowa Civics, Economics, U, S. History ALBERT MAI-IIN Cool Clear I'I2O A. B., M. S. Indiana Central Colleae, Purdue Math., Chemistry WILLIAM MODLIN Sth Ave. Express State Touche-rs College Math. LAWRENCE MYERS Mass Production B. S. Ball State Industrial Arts, D, O. ESTHER NESBIT Swinaina in the Classics B. M., B. M, E., M, M. Illinois Wosleyctn U. Music Supervisor COLON PARKS Fl1qht ot the Bumble Bee B. S, Indiana Central College Biology, History BERNICE RAGER Modern De-sian B. A. E. Iohn Helton Art School Art Supervisor MARGARET SCHAEFER What's Cookin'? A. B. Oakland City College Home Economics GEORGE TELLE When the Lights Go On Aqain A. B. Indiana University Math., Physics FLOYD WARNER The Army's Made a Man Out of Me B. S. Indiana State Teachers College History, Enqlish MARION WILLIAMSON Breathless B, S. Ball State Commerce RUTH HOWARD Oh You Beautiful Doll B. A. Indiana Central Colloae Enqlish BETTY BENNETT BIGGERS Somebody Else Is Takinq My Place A. B. Indiana Central Colleqo Ilnqlish, Gmxvml Science, Physical Education Epitaph By GLORIA N EWBERY This graduating class of 43 Have vowed forever and ever to be Faithful and true and ever abide By the rules and laws of Hartford High. We have come to this school for four years long lEVGI'1 though at times we thought it was wrongly Our teachers dear were much concerned And tried to see that We studied and learned. We tried at times our best to be, But 'twas sometimes hard for our teachers to see. They would scold and stand us in the hallf And we knew then our grades would fall. But we must not be always sad For we can think of good times had And as we leave this school so proud We will shout its praise, grand and loud. Motto: Labor Conquers All. Colors: Blue and White. Flower: Peony CLASS SIING lWords and music by Martha Willmanl We're sorry to say good-bye To dear old Hartford High, But through the world We must wend our way And all must do their part. We're all amidst a tragedy Heard all the world around, So we must use our education In the air or on the ground. We'll miss all your happy faces And all our teachers dear, Miss junior proms and class plays And all our friends with tears. But there's a job that we must do As all of you know, too. We'll make you hear of us: We'll make you proud of us, Dear old Hartford High! THE CLASS 0F 1943 Wasn't it some old and wise sage -a Greek philosopher, perhapsnwho said, There will be a time when a body of seniors shall rise and put the whole world 'strictly on the beam '? And maybe it was Galileo who looked to the stars and shouted, Behold! I see in the future a senior class that is really 'hep'! Wise men through the ages have kept their eyes peeled on the future and their noses in every classroom, unquestionably in quest of this superior society of seniors. But this senior class slipped up on them. Not intentionally though eoh, no! They have been attempting since the first grade to con- vince their conductors of their super-intellect. The cause has become so desperate during this, their last year, that some ot the more courageous and daring have donned those un- touchable, droopy, white symbols of senority. Certain individuals ipractically the whole class, as a matter of factl have thrown aside their usual role of dignity and are cast as slap- tiappyf' iWhat price one will pay for suc- cessll But alas! The senior cords have long since passed the stage of tattle-tale gray. The seniors have grown slap-happy -and not voluntarily. Underclassmen fthe lowest form of humanity? have ceased bowing, and will inherit the right to dominate the next under- classmen. President . .,.,.,,. Ray Pemberton Vice-President .... Iohn Brothers Secretary ,,,,,.. ,i,.. R hea Stroble Treasurer ,,,.......,. Betty Bennett Sponsor ,,.... ,......,,,. M r. Mahin Sponsor .,.... Mrs. Williamson S Q si T17 65 7 vw- SEN IUBS Outside Circle CClockwisel BETTY LOU BENNETT: Girl Reserves, Treas. H42-43' '... MARIAN IOAN COOPER: Girl Reserves, Glee Club . . . HELEN IUNE CORTWRIGHT: Girl Reserves, Glee Club . . . NEAL GARDNER: Hi-Y, Varsity Basketball, Baseball . . . ESTHER GOSNELL: Glee Club, Professor, How Could You'?' '... PAUL W. GUY: Pres. ot Hi-Y 42f43, Vice-Pres. ot Hi-Y 4l- 4'.Z, Band, Syrnphonette . . . INA MAY HULLINGER: Girl Reserves, Retro . , . DONALD KIRKPATRICK . . . C. WILLIAM KLINE: Hi-Y, Band Student Director, Syrnplionette . . . ROBERT K. KNODERER: Hi-Y, Stu- dent Council, Pres. ot Matli. Club, Baseball, Retro . . . LOIS LENNON . . . ALLAN MADDOX: HiY, Sec. of Science Club, Treas. oi Social Science Club . . . WILLIAM W. MADDOX: HifY . . . ESTHER MARKIN: Girl Reserves, Band . . . ROBERT E. MURPHY: Chap- lain ot Hi-Y, Pres. G9A4O, Student Council, Pres. of Math. Club, Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Band, Sym- phonette, Professor, How Could You?' '... GERRI NEEDLER: Girl Reserves, Treas. ot Latin Club, Treas. H40-4l, Sec. 4l-42, Sec. of Student Council, Glee Club, Yell Leader. Inside Circle IClockwisel EVELYN LOUISE PACE: Girl Reserves . . . BETTY LOUISE PRICE: Girl Reserves, Glee Club . . . LAWRENCE C. SCHWEIER: Chaplain oi Hi-Y, Stu- dent Council, Vice-Pres. of Social Science Club, Treas. 4l-42' '... HUGH SCOTT: Hi-Y, Retro, Pres. 4O-4l, 4l-42' '... WILFORD TWIBELL . . . ROSANNA WILLIAMS: Girl Reserves, Retro . . . MARTHA ANN WILLMAN: Girl Reserves, Vice-Pres. of Frencli Club, Pres. ot Dramatic Club, Glee Club Sextette, Retro, Professor, How Could You?' '... BETTY IANE WOL- LARD: Glee Club . . . MARY ELLEN WRESTLER: Girl Reserves, Treas. ot Latin Club. I5 S ,S 9. '- j , R A0 fmetjf- Lv 11 AY vi f lk if 2 'CY' SEN IIIBS Outside Circle fClockwisel IOHN BROTHERS: HisY, Student Council, Band, Professor, How Could You?, Sym- pbonette, Vice-Pres. H42-43' '... GENE COATS: Hi-Y, Varsity Basketball, Baseball . . . IACK DOLAN, IR.: Hi'Y, Vice-Pres. of Student Council, Treas. of Math. Club, Glee Club, Varsity Basketball, Baseball, Band, Symphonette . . . TOM FIELD: Hi-Y . . . IAMES K. FISHER: Hi-Y, Glee Club . . . GEORGE EDWARD FULLER: Hi-Y . . .Student Council, Varsity Basket- ball, Baseball . . . MARIORIE HELEN I-IARDWICK: Glee Club, Essayfs Wl'1at Uncle Sam Means to Me' '... SARAH M. HARVEY: Pres. of Girl Re- serves, Sec. of Latin Club, Sec.-Treas. of Science Club, Treas. of History Club, Professor, How Could You? , Glee Club, Flag Twirler . . . ALICE HOWARD: Girl Reserves, Band, Symphonette . . . SARAH IO- HANNA KING: Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Vice-Pres. of Dramatic Club . . . IAMES R. LORD . . . PATRICIA LAMBERT: Retro . . . BERNARD PACE . . . RUTH MAXINE PECK . . . RAYMOND N. PEMBERTON: Pres. H42-43, Physical Education Instructor, Professor, How Could You? . . . HARRY PRUDEN: Pres. of French Club, Hi-Y. Inside Circle tClockwisel CLIFFORD RISLEY, IR.: Hi-Y, Band, Sympbonette . . . GERALDINE ROYCE: Vice-Pres. of Girl Reserves, Retro . . . LAUREN MCCLAIN SLATER: Hi-Y . , . MERRILL E. STANLEY: Pres. of Agriculture Club . . . ROBERT TELLE: Hi-Y, Student Council, Band, Sympnonette, Publicity Manaqer of Professor, How Could You?' '.., PHYLLIS IEANNE TRITLE: Girl Re- serves . . . MARY ELLEN WILLIAMS: Girl Reserves, Treas. of Dramatic Club, Glee Club . . . BETTY CARO- LYN WIMMER . . . VIRGINIA LEE WINGET: Girl Re- serves, Student Council, Vice-Pres. of G. A. A. 17 .,. AW. N I XX f WM-'B ,Q Q9 -Q: 'gl f' It '- -flfgiff Q . Q Q A Q y . f Al -lk l War W7 W-y 4'4- av. 1::,,.2' 1 'Qui B: 3 M ,Q P 1 . -f ,-. .vb .M SEN IOBS Outside Circle tClockwisel ELNORA IEAN BANTZ: Girl Reserves . . . WILLADENE BICKEL . . . PATRICIA CROUSE: Girl Reserves, Glee Club . . . MARY IEANNE FRANK- LIN: Chaplain of Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Goshen Hiqh School . . . HOWARD GREEN: Band . . . HARRY DEAN HELMS: Hi-Y, Retro, Glee Club, Band, Sym- phonette . . . HELEN IANETTE HONEY: Sec. of Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Sec.-Treas. ot Indiana Ir. His- torical Society, Treas. H39-40 , Retro, Professor, How Could You?' '... VIRGINIA IOHNSON: Girl Reserves, Symphonette, Band, Majorette . . . LUCINDA MAD- DOX: Girl Reserves, Sec. of Latin Club, Glee Club . . . YOLANDA MANNIX: Girl Reserves, Glee Club . . . CHARLES P. MICHAELS: I-li-Y, Student Council, Pres. of Agriculture Club, Varsity Basketball, Gaston High School . . . IACK MOORE: Hi-Y . . . ROBERT OVERMYER: Student Council, Band . . . IEANNE ELIZABETH POIVRE . . . ROSE MARIE PIOUET: Girl Reserves, Band, Symphonette . . . CECILIA PURSLEY: Treas. of Girl Reserves. Inside Circle lClockwisel MARTHA SUE RODERICK: Girl Re- serves, Glee Club, Band, Syrnphonette . . . EVELYN ANN SCHEIDLER: Girl Reserves, Student Council, Vice-Pres. of Science Club, Band, Symphonette, Retro, Vice-Pres. 4O-41 , 4l-42 , Professor, How Could You?' '... VIOLET ILENE SILLS: Retro, Girl Reserves, Glee Club . , . VIRGINIA LEE SPRAGUE: Girl Re- serves, Glee Club . . . RUBY LEE THOMAS: Girl Re- serves, Sec. of Social Science Club . . . ORVILLE I. TODD . . . IULIA TOWNSEND: Girl Reserves . . . DOMINIC WILSON: Hi-Y, Glee Club, Band, Sym- phonette, Retro . . . RICHARD WOLEE. 19 235- aft LJ-Q 1- . ' 2 jf ,, , K ai my '5 '! if wwf? .f-- 7 i ? N. -xx Q h it ,fm K Q ,. V, SEN IOBS Outside Circle ICloclcWisel ROBERT WILLIAM BONHAM, IR.: Sec.-Treas. of Hi-Y, Student Council, Pres. of Social Studies, Retro, Business Manager of Professor, How Could You? . . . IACK BURNS: I-Ii-Y, Student Council, Pres., Vice-Pres. of History Club, Band, Symphonette, Retro, Professor, I-low Could You? . . . MARTHA CASTLE: Girl Reserves, Portland High School . . . MARTHA ROSE CLINE: Glee Club . . . GRACE CREAMER . . . BEULAI-I DODDS . . . PATTY IANE DUFFEY: Girl Reserves, Glee Club . . . GENELDA IEAN EDWARDS: Glee Club . . . WALTER E. FORD, IR.: I-Ii-Y, Public Address System . . . ARMOND GAGNON . . . GAIL HAMMITT SHAWI-IAN: Girl Re- serves, Glee Club . . . NANCY ALENE IAMES: Girl Reserves, Glee Club . . . PAUL IOHNSONBAUGH . . . PATRICIA IOHNSTON: Girl Reserves, Sec. of Dra- matic Club . . . MARY KERLIN: Girl Reserves, Glee Club . . . PATRICIA ANN MCCAFFREY: Treas. of Girl Reserves. Inside Circle tClockwisel GLORIA PRUDEN: Girl Reserves, Pres. of Student Council, Treas. of Dramatic Club, Sec.-Treas. of G, A. A., Yell Leader . . . MARTHA MARALEAN RHINE: Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Out- standing 4-H Club work . . . IOSEPH SCHWARTZ- KOPI-I: Hi-Y . , . ROBERT W. SECREST, IR.: Hi-Y, Band, Symphonette . . . IOHN SILLS: Student Council, Baseball . . . DAVID SIMMS . . . EVERETT STROUD, IR.: Treas. of Nature Study Club, Baseball, Band, Syrnphonette . . . SAM M. TOWNSEND: Hi-Y, Band, Symphonette, Retro, Professor, I-low Could You? . . . LAWRENCE R. WILCOXIN: I-li-Y, Sec.'Treas. of Agri- culture Club. 21 f-Q? Y .S ani! ff-A -cg? 'S-.., QW' fin K QS an A-t Q, , . 16 . -Q1-Qi. n 4.1 'Q ' fl. A52 Aa- 'C' 'inf 1 ' ' K ' X 1 F 0, J' Yi : al' A M lk: I 'Q' :UF k Q? SEN l0IlS Outside Circle IClockwisel WILLIAM E. BOWMAN: HieY . . . MARY ALICE CARLL: Girl Reserves . . . ROBERT CLARK: Hi-Y, Treas. ol Nature Study Club, Vice-Pres. ot History Club, Band, Syrnphonette, Drum Major . . . LLOYD L. COLE . . . RICHARD DORTON: Hi-Y, Varsity Basketball, Baseball . . . FRANCIS DuBOIS . . . DE- LORES EVELYN EVERHART: Girl Reserves, Glee Club . . . HARRIETT FULLER: Girl Reserves . . . IDA CATHERINE GIROD: Girl Reserves, Band, Syinpho- nette . . . FRED GROSS: Vice-Pres. ol Hi-Y, Treas. of French Club, Yell Leader . . . RUTH HUBBARD . . . ELLEN LAMBERT . . . VERNON LeEEVRE: Hi-Y. Inside Circle IClockwisel WALTER LOVE . . . WILLIAM MAC MYERS: Hi-Y, Student Council, Vice-Pres. of History Club, Vice-Pres. ot Northern Indiana lr. Historical So- ciety, Band, Student Manager, Pres. H39-40' '.., RELDA NEEDLER: Girl Reserves, Treas. ot Latin Club, Glee Club, Band . . . GLORIA LEE NEWBERY: Girl Re- serves, Glee Club, Band, Syrnphonette . . . ALBERTA IEAN PURSIEUL: Treas. ol Student Council, Glee Club . . . RHEA STROBLE2 Girl Reserves, Vice-Pres. H42-43 . . . NEDRA VALLAD . . . GERALD WENTZ: Hi-Y. 23 MEMOIllS Rhythm! Tone quality! Intonation! The old saying of the music teacher that practice makes perfect certainly proves itself. For after rehearsing and practicing for four years, the Senior Class of 1943 emerged with better tone quality and with more rhythm in which to step into the world for their biggest concert of all-their future. In our freshman year, our tempo was at a moderate rate. Miss Elzey and Mr. Kran- ing were our conductors and we moved along smoothly with President Bob Murphy, vice president, Rosalie Iohnsony secretary, Hugh Scott, and treasurer, Helen Honey. Our sophomore year came, and we began improving. Our tones became clearer as Mr. Warner and Mrs. Duncan held the batons. Officers were: President, Hugh Scott, vice president, Evelyn Ann Scheidler: secretary, Rosalie Iohnson: and treasurer, Gerry Needler. As the junior year rolled around, the tempo began to be more rapid. Mr. Billiard and Miss Elzey were our conductors and our officers were: President, Hugh Scott: vice presi- dent, Evelyn Ann Scheidler: secretary, Gerry Needler, and treasurer, Larry Schweier. The spotlight glimmered on the Iunior-Senior Prom and Banquet at the close of the year, while the class play impressed its notes also. Then came the big year! Mr. Mahin and Mrs. Williamson raised their batons! Ray Pemberton was president, Iohn Brothers, vice president: Rhea Stroble, secretary: and Betty Bennett, treasurer. The tempo moved faster and faster! Senior Carnival! Benefit show! Class Play! Prom! Banquet! And then all was still-graduation. Thus ended the Senior Class of 1943 concerts. Now, the members must move into the world as individual instrumentalists, each playing his own part in the biggest symphony of all--3'The Symphony of Freedom! ll0NOB Il0LL Evelyn Ann Scheidler Clifford Risley Hugh Scott Marjorie Hardwick lack Dolan Ruth Hubbard Robert Murphy William Maddox Relda Needler Robert Bonham Tom Field Violet Sills Helen Honey Iohn Sills Esther Gosnell Robert Telle Betty Bennett Robert Clark Mac Myers Willadene Biclcel lack Burns Rhea Stroble Patricia Ann McCaffrey Geraldine Royce Mary Ieanne Franklin Allan Maddox lohn Brothers Sam Townsend Virginia Iohnson Patricia Crouse Dean Helms Iunior Ford Larry Schweier Lawrence Wilcox Alice Howard Mary Alice Carll Robert Secrest Sarah Harvey Ida Girod Martha Willman in Cecilia Pursley Robert Knoderer Gloria Pruden Mary Wrestler Merril Stanley Robert Overmyer Paul Guy Lucinda Maddox Charles Michael Richard Wolfe Rose Marie Pique Everett Stroud t SENIIIII SNA S A quartet of G. I. coiiiures G. R. 6. Hi-Y Prexies They kept theirs I'm going to clean this out some day Top record breaker An insult to Oxydol Who is so bold, or dare we say so dull-witted as to envy the lite of a senior? On the first day ot school our troubles begin with a bang! Will we get a Iunior-Senior date? The days spent trying to acquire that dignified look are all in vain. Then the drudgery really begins. Mr. So and So, could we interest you in the Ladies' Home lournal or lack and lill? You'll love them. Don't forget to buy your 1943 Retro! Carnival time Step right up and buy your ticket for the terrorizing 'Black Face Follies' . . . place your money on your choice for queen . . . have your fortune told . . . step into this show to see the scientific wonders of the ages, or put your nickel on a 'sure thing', the fish pond . . . See our Clark Gable and Lana Turner. Buy a ticket to the Senior Class Play. Do l have enough credits to graduate? How can I make all those up? Will l get the car for lunior-Senior? Now, it you don't think we have had our worries, our responsibilities, and our dilemmas, just you wait until you're seniors! 5:0 X .54 A L 2 ,, 3 . , IJ. 'nu 'nj' 'U W Q, . V + S , vi , x 5 Q! x is M . S s v H, s N X 1 1 51, 3 '53 . TE ' w . ,j V J Q- A , Y.wA Q. mar ,mix S 73, 85 ,,: .Q, It I Hy, Q' , 'i ga. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsors U6 THE CLASS 0F 1944 The freshmen may be fresh, the sophomores, brilliant, and the seniors, superior: but one class, although nothing in particular, is a cross-section ol everything. This distinction tyou should have guessed? belongs to the juniors. A close survey ot this society will reveal some realism. This usually appears at grade card time, when there is a rush to uncover the cutters ot citizenship, or during a financial crisis such as a sinking fund, which brings out the ticket salesmen. But their optimism is the thing. The jive talk they give out, the cokes they down, and the latest boy friend gossip Che's Hsuperlwl make their lack of dignity an art. These juniors are kids who find pleasure in going into contortions over luke Box Saturday Night . luniors are next years seniors and may their attitude not be stunted by the tact. lt's their kind youth with new ideas that makes the world tick. More power to them! Bob Schmidt Fred Gross lane Muhorney Dorothy Murphy Miss Keqerreis Mr. Billiard Mr. Warner I- 1? ...JUNIQIBS First Row: Emily Alexander, Dick Anderson, Mary Ball, lack Beckley, lames Bell, Kenneth Bennett, Ioan Bickel, Don Bolner. Second Row: Bernita Bonham, Shirley Brown, Ir., lunior Butlen- barqer, Leona Berqdoll, Martha Burns, loe Cain, Betty Canter, Bill Carmichael. Third Row: Lillian Cheney, Fredonna Clark, Gene Claytor, Paul Cook, Thomas Cooper, Don Cottrell, Lawrence Coulter, Iames Davis. Fourth Row: Gene Davis, lulia Dodds, Elva Dubois, Thelma Elliott, Mabel Eltzroth, lim Enqlehart, Virginia Everhart, Monabelle Felqer. J JUNIIIBS... L S First Row: Bob Fields, Barbara Fulton, Virginia Gadbury, Bob Gagnon, Roberta Good, Leonard Harpst, lohn Hardwick, Ianice Hayden. Second Bow: Don Henery, Ruth Henley, Max Hile, Betty Hupe, Margaret Hunnaman, Lois lenkins, Gene Iohnson, Marjorie Kreigbaum. Third Bow: Gene Landis, Mary Landis, Dorothy Lane, Delores LeValley, Mary Lou Lord, Louanna Love, Edna Bell Mabbitt, lane Mahorney. Fourth Row: lulia Martindale, Violet May, Delores Miller, Ernestine Moore, Bob Moore, Dorothy Murphy, Iune Murphy, David Myers. '10 I . . . JUNIIIBS First Row: Linda McDaniel Dick N , eedler, Ioan O'Conne1l, lane Pattison, Robert Rea, Barbara Sue Reidy, Vera Rhodes, Robert Roqers. Second Row: Roumain Schrnidt, Robert Schmidt, Gail Schwarzkopl, Genelda Schultz, Dale Shrack, Robert Sirninson, Ioyce Stallsmith, Ann Stout. Third Row: Pauline Stump, Betty Taylor, lack Townsend, Iune Townsend, Betty Tucker, lunior Verona, lean Wentz, Harold Weseli. Fourth Row: Dick Whitacre, Dohn Wiley, lean Willrnan, Iune William, Helen Wilson, Ruth Wirnmer, luanit W a oolard, Fred Worthen. 0Pll0 0llES . . . I'1 . I I r 1111 I, I'1f , FIRST RUVV: Ictiiies AII111c,111, IVIi1'ic1111 Amos, Mfiriorie Aiidorsoii, Glorici Aiidro, Ioiiios Bedwetl, Moiiiio BQII, Ioyiie Boiiticiiii, IOIIII Bo11I1z1111, Lois Bowdolt, Iieriiiotli Bowiiicm, Iudy Boyles, Mory Brottie-rs, Virqiriifi Butteiiixirqor, Iuiio Biirriwortti. SECVTUND RCW: CIIKKITIOS C'fc11rII, Dorc1IveIIQ CJIIQGSGTNIITI, Aiiyttfi lflcirk, Gladys Courier, Betty Cook, Mary Lou Crooqer, Robert Crouse, Ictiiot Dciist, Nollio Dordiiio, Vero Lee Dcivis, Mciriori Dovisoii, Rosoiiifiry Diittoii. TI-IIRD RCW: Bcrrboro Fields, Iocrri Flymi, Rictiord Frotiiii, Betty Gfirdiior, Vorri Loo Gcrrr, Keith Gross, Berto Hoiiiiiiitt, LoyIe Hciyrios, Marjorie I'I0l1F-QIIIKIII. IROURTH RQW: Mciry Howcird, IVIc1ry I,o11 II11It111n111, Mrtriorio IIIIKIKIIIIS, I.owoII I-Iyde, Robert Irimcrri, Mcidoiirict Iorios, Iocm Ktieclit. FIFTH ROW: HQIQI1 KIIIQIII, Iiopo Luke, Icifk I.c111CIis, Rotifilct I,r1111Ii01't, SIXTH RCW: BiIIie Isoridis, Iuiiior Loring. i I 'x it if if ii 0 fl t X I 4 I 'I .I 'l 'Q -EE if '5 t-ii I vi I I fi ,Ng 3, l , It , 1 f V , I I 5, 1 I ' A Ji F li! 'll 4 r iv . x-7 Q il' P ' l S Q Q 3 K '13 Wo K4 x v. V . . . .'0l'll0Nl0llEl' First How: Twillc: Lyncll, loan Maddox, lvlcmriorio Mcxnnlx, Helen Mcxrkin, loyvo Murtinclole, Betty Mcifollrey, Murtlwo lVlc:Cc1llrQy, Don MCConGy, Putty lvlvifllno, loyvo lVluGontlx, llnlwy Miller, Bally Moore, Bill Mnsselmmn, Hnqmwo Noll. Svcfoml llow: Lonnq Ovornlyer, Enqono Polll, lclcli Poolor, Esllmor Domino Ovonnyor, lilly l7I'1cu, Bryon Pnrsilnll, luck Prnden, Burlucxrfl Reusoner, Eilown llmuzsonor, loo Svlwldlm, Mury Sebring, lvlurruy Slciler. 'llnnl How: lolnnw S-nnlln, ll1C1llllCI Snow, Belly Sorenson, Rlllll Stnnson, llivlllxnl Stroud, Mlxllldo Sntlon, Qrvillo TLITIIICIN, S110 Tcxnnon, Riclxord flluylor. lrlkllllxlll How: Glnl rllllornlvnm, losopn Tlnnnons, Melvin 'l'nClcGr, Glon 'l'vvilwll, lmxn Von lloln, l-Aflillllll Wc1lers, Bolv Wevlclw. l'ifll1 How: llxno Vlflnlcllcor, Dollqlxt Wilsolw, Many Vlfilson, Rnlll Wilslnlm. Sixth Row: lklono VVinQ, Lorrcnno Vlfniqol, Ml. Anlznn, Eqwnnzlx li Moonv, Swv-I lnnl, 'l'lw1Ln A 4, , ,w -gg! R' ig, we xi 'l f wh N j I v is K 5 a If !, l l Q ny ll I FRE 'HME . . . First Row: Ercrnces Boker, Robert Boll, Aldon Bolle, Ruby Bell, 'Wilbur Bowen, Betty Byler, Richurd Coin, l-lorry Cdrneron, Mdrtho Cheney. Second Row: loclcie Cldytor, Hdrry Cole, Lilo Compton, Ncitolie Coulter, Bill Coober, C1ercrld Cook, Bill Crinimell, Robert Doniels, Elwcrndd Dovid, Robert Dec. Third Row: Richord Dodds, Ruth Eqnew, l-lorry Elliott, Doro Elwood, Dessci Elorence, Betty Eutrell, Robert Godbury, Mdrquerite Gcrqnori, George Gilbert, Evelyn Green. Eourth Row: Robert Hdckney, Rdyrnond Hordwiclc, Cdrol l-ldrnion, 'Tlioiiios Howiird, Eredci Howell, Richcird Hughes, Virqinio lorries, Robert Ienkins, Mfrry Sue lohnson, Dick lOl1DSOHbC1L1Ql1. Eiltli Row: lock tones, lrene Keltner, Phyllis King, Robert Kinser, Eronk liirlcpcitrick, Robert Krieqbciuni, Qrville Lornott, Eronlc Lone, leon Lonninq, Putty Motioriiey. Rldq liner Gonqh, V l 'I I Mr. Pinks, 55 . . . FBESHMEN First Row: Malilon Atkinson, Frances McCruni, Marilyn McKee, Robert McFeeley, Ellen Medler, Maxine Micliael, Wesley Miller, lorries Moreland, Retlial Moore. Second Row: Dean Mustard, loyce Overniyer, larnes Pace, lolin Parks, Helen Peterson, Harold Pliilebaum, leronie Rabbitt, Mary Raniseyer, Virainia Rarnseyer, Mary Robertson. Tliird Row: Marceline Robinson, Marie Roderick, Virqinia Royce, Eleanor Sclieidler, Bill Martin, Gene Shady, Ioyce Sliores, Veleda Sills, Floyd Slater, Bill Stanley. Fourtli Row: Donnie Stronie, Mary Louise Stittler, Alyce Stout, Melvina Sutton, Beverly Tlioinason, Wanda Tliomilson, Ricliard Trussel, Ralph Tudor, Fred Van Gordon, Opal Wallace. Fiitli Row: Cletus Ward, Bob Wliitecotton, Estlier Wikel, Mollie lo Wiles, Dolialit Williams, Maraaret Wilson, Basil Wood, Freda Woolard, Patty Wcrlcntan, Elaine Morris. clot-ily vi EIGIITII GRADE . . . 'i First Row: Clyde Allirion, Richard Atkinson, Mary Baker, lack Bickel, Wiliiicr Black, Bonnie Boyer, lolin Brenner, Richard Brock, Vernabelle Cainp- bell, Patty Casterline. Second Row: Carl Cavanauqli, Toniniy Church, Wanda Cline, Fostine Clieesenian, Gene Cook, Roberta Cook, Sam Coon, Barbara Cox, Robert Crawford, Leroy Dayton. Third Row: Doris Dodds, Madonna DuBois, Carol Dutro, Edna Alice Ernest, Patricia Evilsizer, Ronny Failing, Phyllis Feaster, Iirnrnie Felqer, Iarnes Funk, Annabell Futrell. Fourth Row: lack Futrell, llene Gardner, Tommy Garver, Harold Golds- berry, Fred Green, Nila Hardwick, Anne Harvey, Norman Hawn, Bob Hildebrand, Russell Huitinan. Filth Row: Mary Ann larnes, Clyde lones, Myron lames, Merlin lones, Gerald Kemp, Fern Lake, Raymond Lake, Bill Lamott, Lorena Lambert, Annette Landis. . . . . EIGIITII GRADE First Row: Rebecco Lipp, Modeline Ltizodder, Pfnil Moy, Billy McColly, Peqqy McCune, Woyrie Mclntire, Bob Miller, Harold Miller, Betty Monroe, l-lowdrd Morris. Second Row: Nilo lone Morris, Gerold Mowery, Elsie Nibp, Dick Q'Conf nell, lune Perry, Elwood Pettit, lerry Priiden, Marry Lou Pruden, lock Rains, Horrietto Rcindoll. Tliird Row: Betty Lou Rotlitl, Bob Rowlinqs, Tliuriiicin Roy, Robert Rey- nolds, Mobel Reynolds, lolin Rosenboiiin, Toni Snixon, Bob Scliultz, Lowell Scliultz, Mcrry Ann Secrest. K Fourth Row: Robert Sliody, Nornicin Slicitto, Pcitricici Slicitto, Steplien Siiiinis, Dale Snow, Russell Snyder, lr., Cliorles Stone, Soro Ann Stone, Cliorles Thinnes, Wolter Tbrosber. Fiftli Row: Ricbord Townsend, Riitli Townsend, Robert Wpicgiier, George Weiitz, Nick Willielrns, Bill WlI1'1II19T, Delores Williciiiis, Riclirird Willio1'iis, Bob Willirion, Bob Wilkins, Mory Estlier Wood. 'J SEVENTH GRADE . . . Lf X First Row: Fern Alexander, leannette Alexander, Raymond Arbuckle, Phyllis Atkinson, Delilah Baker, Barbara Bales, Bill Bales, William Bates, Richard Beeson, George Bennett. Second Row: Raymond Blankenbaker, Bonnie Brant, Nina Byler, Chester Cavanaugh, lacaueline Cheney, Wilma Cline, Bill Cole, Geraldine Cook, Sam Cook, Woodrow Coon. Third Row: William Coons, Iulia Cooper, Norman Cortwright, Richard Creamer, lohn Crimmel, William Crouse, leannette Culbertson, Ruth David, Virginia Dillie, Tommy Dixon. Fourth Row: Gene Elliott, Mary Elliott, Ralph Evilsizer, Gene Farling, Bonnie Ford, Anna Funk, Dean Gosnell, lean Gosselink, Frank Gray, Lynn l-lile. Fifth Row: lack Hornbaker, Eugene Howard, Marilyn Huffman, Kenneth Hurst, Wayne Huston, Ralph lames, Dick tones, Dorothy tones, Eugene Kile, Forest Kimmel. . . . SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Lindy King, Bonnie Kirkwood, Mary Knoop, Dorothy Kravis, Herbert Lambert, lune Landaker, Betty Landis, Ioanne Landis, Patty Lange, Donald Linder. Second Row: Ieanne Linder, Nancy Lord, lack Luellan, lack Lytle, Ada Markin, Gladys May, Alberta McCrum, Frances Melton, lohn Miller, Paul Miller. Third Row: Betty Mooreland, Rex Morgan, Patty Parkinson, Fred Pat- terson, Charles Price, Bill Roderick, Gene Rains, lanet Shrack, George Shrock, Anne Shoup. Fourth Row: lack Shoup, Tom Stone, loanne Storer, Iohn Stout, Beverly Thornburg, Burl Tucker, Earl Vanhorn, Robert Vanhorn, Allan Walker, Robert Warner. Fifth Row: Lucille Wentz, Mary Whitaker, Kathryn Williams, Annetta Wilson, Bob Wikel, lack Wishon, Patty Wishon, Thelma Woolard, Patty Zeek, Robert Zimmerman. 1918: Operd Houses crowded, vfxudeville seetliinq witli people, men in uniforms fillinq tlie streets, bdseboll cronies, couples gliding to tlie tunes of Marry, Wlieri tlie Moon Comes Over tlie Mountain, Yc'mlcee Doodle Dcindyf' cmd o score of otliers. 1943: Movies swormed, U. S. C. conteens crowded witli uniforms, iootboll qcimes, couples iivin to tlie tunes oi Boogie Vifooqie Bugle Boy, Little Bo Peep Hos Lost Her leepf' lersey Bounce. Tlie scenes ond titles of tliese sonqs miqlit be different, but tlie tliouqhts ore tlie some. For C111 work and no ploy nicikes lock ci dull boyy liumcin ncxture requires recreation. Tliere- iore cifter tlie scliool work, work in war plonts, ond otlier jobs, ond businesses, men, women, ond students need to relox botli imliysicolly rind mentolly. Scliools offer vorious forms oi recf reotion, cmd it incikes qoinq to scliool more ci pleasure. 'l'1iese ore tlie tliinqs we ore iight' inq for enjoyment tlie wary we like it . . . individuul tostes in recreotion . . . tlie riqlit lor young voices in luter yeors to rinq witli tlte melodies tliey love. fm! ffeiw :if In fu? '6Pr0fess0r, How Could You! MR. BILLIARD, Director Keats Perry, a young professor , ,, Vicky Randolph, the bane of his life Grandma Perry, an obliging soul Grandpa Perry, an innocent lcystander lohn Appleby, a helpful friend ,, , ,, Priscilla Morley, a sweet young thing Tootsie Bean, a plump spinster r ,, Butcher Boy Bean, her big brother , , Valerie Whitman, a Southern charrner Boggins, the sporting butler , Two young children , A ,. , , , lack Burns l-lelen Honey Martha Willriiciri Bob Murphy Sain Townsend , Evelyn Ann Scheicller , Esther Gosnell , Bay Pemberton Sarah Harvey lohn Brothers Peggy Newberry, Phillip Smith MR. BILLIARD, Director Louise, a sophomore at Brier Mountain College for Women , ...., . C, Marjorie Kreighaum Florence, her roommate ,C ,, , ., ,,,o , o,,,., Vera Rhodes Catherine, a junior living across the hall ,,o,,. loyce Ann Stallsmith Doris, her freshman roommate ..Y.oo Yoo..o.ow . . C, C ..... Dorothy Murphy Harriet, a senior who lives next door , .. Roberta Good Droopy, the colored man of all work C , . o,,, ,,,oo, , ..... . A ,..,o., ,. Bob Rogers Miss Watkins, dean of Brier Mountain College tor Women .,.ri. lanice Hayden jimmy, a stray junior from the State University ., ,. .,.. ,,,,, , ,,,. ,,.... I i rn Bell Prof. Frazier, Rhodes Scholar and instructor in English . ,, .,,.... Bob Simison 56 9 9 99 lss J lmmy , W, , ff 'i Q 4 if 'a S f V in .Jr P'-5 'N Sympllonette First row: I. Stallsniith, R. Henley, l- Burns, E. Scheidler, I. Dolan, G. Newbery, P. McCune Second row: I. Boyles, V. Gadbury, I. Scheid ler, B. Murphy, D. Murphy, B. Fields, F. Worthen J. Wilson, A. Howard, S. Townsend, B. Clark. Third row: I. Hayden, I. Brothers, B. Kline, B Secrest, E. Stroud, G. Schwartzkopt, Ir. Brown, I Girod, D. Helms, B. Telle, H. Miller, B. Simison Fourth row: B. Daniels, C. Ridgeway, S Roderick, I. Pruden, Mr. Brittain, H. Wilson. The Hartford City High School Symphonettel tlsn't that name classical?l And the music fit is just as strik- ing! lf you could hear the organization, you would think it almost comparable to the New York Symphony, with its sweet, melodious, soothing, classical music. The director is Elwin LeRoy Brittan. He is patiently working to improve the tone quality, dynamics, and style of his future Heifitz or Artie Shaw. The Symphonette made its initial appearance at the William Reed School to play for the junior class play. Senior and First row: I. Burns, E. Scheidlor, I. Dolan, H Westie, I. Smith, P. McCune. Second row: L. Hyde, D. Cheeseman, F. Kirt patrick, M. Dixon, B. Hupe, P. McCune, B, Mur- phy, D. Murphy, B. Fields, F. Worthen, M Sutton, I. Hayden, G. Newbery, S. Townsend. Third row: M. Secrest, I. Gough, G. Andre B. Kline, B. Secrest, E. Stroud, E. Markin, Ir, Tatman, B Lainott, R. Farling, M. Iones, W. Mc- lntiie, T. Church, A. Howard, N. Wilhems, F Lane, O. Wallace, B. Clark, L. Haynes, B. Simison Fourth row: I. Parks, B. Reasoner, B. Crimmel B. Daniels, C. Ridgeway, B. Krieqbaum, T. Howard, N. Miller, S. Roderick, P. Guy, D Helms, N, Morris, G. Guy, B. McColly, H. Wilson H. Green, G. Schwartzkopi, I, Girod. Fitth row: M. Wilson, B. Harnmitt, V. Iohnson B. Good, I, Mahorney, M. Krieqbaum, M. Burns S. Harvey. Mr. Brittan Strike Up the Band -and we don't mean Alexan- der's Rag Time Band. We are speaking of the old gold and black Schoolegianse fthe seventy-five piece musical organization known as the Hartford City High School Band. This group has won unusual praise at all school and public functions. They strut and they play their programs ranging from the sacred and classical to jazz, swing rhythm, and Sousa's marches, and, at times, they have stooped even to the rhumba and conga. They have also rhythm in their collective and indi- vidual soles. Flashing down the street on dress parade, with snappy drum majorettes and classy flag twirlers, the band makes an appearance rivaling that of royalty: and truly the band is composed of kings and queens of the realm of music. irector Instrumental music means a great deal to our school. lt has been furthered by the capable work of Mr. Brittan. Our thanks go to him for his co-operative spirit and skill- ful direction. unior and First row: D. Snow, C. Hildebrand, S. Mon- roo, S. Hyde, B. Ayres, K. Williams, M. Amos, L. Lake, B. Needler, H. McKee. Second row: P Huston, B. Ienkins, B. Cox, D. Kimmel, M. Knoop, R. Coons, I. Chaney, L. Lambert, V. Royce, F. Alexander, B. Bates, I Crimmel, S. Wallace, F. Cheesman, D. Ri singer. Third row: F. Smith, P. Maddox, D. Poivre T. Brown, S, Sills, B. Markin, A. Mclntiro, G Kyle, I. Rosenbaum, P, May, G. Farlinq, F. Sills, B. Davis, A. Harvey, G. Leech, B. Hilde- brand, D. Iones, B. Linder, R. Lake, I. Boyles, B. Willman, F. Knoderer, Ir. Cook, H. Peter- son, B. Gadbury. Fourth row: P. Ouitty, A. Ernest, I. Bates B. Roderick, C. Suite, B. Zimmerman, F. Gray V. Iohnson, L. Slater, M. Brittan. I. Landakor, A, Shoup, B. Boyer, M. Huffman, L. Bates f The Iunior High School Bandeethe oncoming mu- sicians' -are not lacking in any of the class and style which makes up such an organization. ln their gold and black capes and white ducks, they go strutting down the gym floor and street to the usual rut-a-tut-tut of the drums. They all enjoy the playing and marching which enables them to secure ring side seats at the ball games. The whole band, ranging from the tuba to the piccolo and from the cymbals to the marimba, plays classical as well as college marches for their performances. Although they have not advanced to the rhumba stage, they are well on the way, not only in rhumba, but also to the vacant chairs left in the Senior Band by the twenty-two graduating members. 'Z , I-If ly gt Qi, 35 3 , . an-lg 'P 35 .Q . -' '- , W of s N an R 54.3 3 3 - 52 Q? . 'm I n - .., 7, A W 'Q Q ' A, 2' Q. 4 AN ! 3,5 ', YL I YB i f- . Q 8 ml m . L 1 af. I .11 K ,-s , .. -Q 4 -. ,R . 1 ' 2 , , W -A 's v f , Girlsg G ee Club First row: V. Campbell, M. lflliott, P. Atkinson N. Hardwick, M. Houseman, A. Landis, K Williams, R. Miller, B. Byler, A. Harvey, B Landis, W. Cline, B. Bonham, M. Huffman, P Wishon, F. Melton, I. Gosnell, A. Funk. Second row: M. Cline, B. Thornburg, M. Will man, I.. Maddox, I. Storer, A. Earnest, L, Lambert, P. Feaster, P. Shatto, B. Kirkwood, I Culbert son, M. Pruden, S. Stone, I. Cooper, W, Tomlin son, V. Dilly, F. Alexander, Third row: T. Woolard, P. Parkinson, V. Iames, B, Thomason, I. Alexander, V. Sills, B Price, B. Sorensen, M. Cooper, L. Wentz, D. Kravis, F. Howell, G. Newbery, R. Townsend M. Secrivst, F. Lake, I. Lanning, H. Gross, M Iames. Fourth row: P. Zeek, P. Lange, I. Linder, A Fntrc-ll, D. Baker, I. Landaker, B. Ratlifi, l Iohnsonbanah, E. David, A. Vtfilson, F. MCC1um I. Perry, W. Black, I. Frahrn, I. Claytor, M Dixon, B. Ford, M. DuBois, N. Byler. Fifth row: Miss Nesbit, A. Shoup, G. Shaw- htrn, E. DuBois, M. Anderson, A. Stout, M. Burns H. Knight, B. Tucker, D. Iones, B. Hammitt, R Good, I. Hayden, M. McKee, I- Townsend, F linker, V. Davis, R. Dutton, M. Sebring. Sixth row: M. Wilos, P. Mahorney, M. Still lor, M. Willliarns, B. Fulton, l-l. Honey, S. Kina S. Roderick, M. Knoop, M. Rhine, D. Lane, P Crouse. E. Alexander, V. Winqet, E. Scheidler B. Woolard. Row one: I. l.vtle, K. Hurst, Cook, R. Rey nolds, C. Price, B, Cole, I, Luellen, R. Evilsizer I. Stone, D, Iones. Row Two: B. Roderick, D. O'Connell, I. Fisher, B. Wilkins, G. Wentz, B. Crawford, B. Warner H. Golcisberry, G. Farlinq, E. VanHorn. Row Three: B. Bales, D. Wilson, M. Iames P-. Shady, C. Cavanaugh, M. Atkinson, I. Shout-vi I. Dolan, R. Hardwick, P. Miller, I. Miller, R Dodds. Row Four: I. Bullenharqer, I. Kile, I. Rabbitt, D. Rolner, R. Dorton, F. Patterson, D. Helms, C. Dodds, D. McCon0y, H, Wagner, B. Whitecotton M. Willinan, I. Hayden, B. Hanmiitt, R. Good, M. Burris, A. Stout. Miss Nesbit Doere-mi-ta-so-la-te-do - v all in tune. The vibrant voices of the Girls' Glee Club can still be heard echoing through the halls of Hartford City High every Tuesday and Thursday morning, and behind the closed doors of the various classrooms drowsy students are brought from their stupor. After a few bars, however, they are revived, especially when the Glee Club's prodigy hits a high Seriously, though, our Girls' Glee Club is superb in their mastery of vocalization, and deserves a bouquet from all students. S' ee Club Glee Club is an appropriate name for this organi- zation ot young male voices. They open blue Monday mornings with a song. Their repertoire ranges from My Old Kentucky Home to This ls the Army, Mr. Iones : and it must be said that each mood and variety is done equally well. Sextette The prima donnas of our high school have put their heads together and come to the conclusion that six voices are better than one. l-low right they have proved to bel Numerous organizations who have heard our sex- tette will vouch tor this tact and in all probability add some more compliments to their ever growing list. With all sincerity we hope that in the future we shall always be fortunate in having just such a talented group --A-always ready, willing, and able to entertain tor our school functions and civic organizations. irector Music hath charm. So does our musical director, Miss Nesbit. Her work as a director and friend has been of incalculable value in raising the cultural tone of the school. i-Y First Row: B. Simison, G. Schwcrrtzkopt, B. Rogers, F. GROSS, Vivo- Prosidff-nt: P. GUY, President: Mr. Telle, B. BONHAM, Secretory-Treasurer: B. MURPHY, Chvrplln. Sc-cond Row: I. Burns, L. Slutor, I. Boll, N. Gnrdner, I. Brothers, D. Wil Son, D. Helms, B. Knoderer. Third Bow: H. Scott, G. Fuller, C. Risloy, H. Pruden, I. Durr, I. Dolon Ir. Ford, S. Townsend. Fourth Bow: I. Schwcrrtzkopf, D. Anderson, I. Scheidler, B. Crouse, I Pruden, D. Myers, B. Maddox, B. Schmidt. Fifth Row: D. Frcrhrn, I. Fisher, D. Dorton, Ir. Tdtmdn, I. Allnion, B. Ducy F. Worthen, D. McConey, B. Musscrlmen. Sixth Row: Ir. Brown, G. Davis, D. Nee-dler, B. Ccrrmichctel, B. Sccrost A. Maddox, B. Kline, M. Myers, G. Iohnson, B. Tells. French lub First Row: H. Pruden, M, Anderson, L. Berqdoll, A. STOUT, Vice-President: V. RHODES, Presidentg Miss Fee, I. FLYNN, Secretory: A. REYNOLDS, Tredsurery L. Bowdell, M. Howard, K. Price. Serond Row: I. Pruden, B. Simison, D. Shrcrck, P. Duffey, M. Maddox M. Huffman, B. Rensoner, I. Burnsworth, B. Cook. Nature Stud First Row: B. DANIELS, Sm-rotary, D. WILLIAMS, Prvsidr-nt: MR. PARKS Sponsor, R. IENKINS, Vino Prosidfntr R. HARIIWICK, Trotrsurr-r. Second Row: A. Stout, P. Kinq, R. Eqnow, B. Chsrnt-y, V. S1II:,, I. Slmrc-za. Third Row: Il. Iahnsonhtruqh, R. I?-my R. Grrdbury, A. Brill, R, Woods, W Millor, F. Lfrno. Fourth Row: I.. Coriiptfvn, V. Icntws, O. Wtillm-tw, M. Roh.-ittafwn, I. Ovl-imyt-I F. Brrkor, L. Slfrter. Fifth Row: I. Cloytor, E. Sclioidlvr, Lf. I-Ifrrmon, M. Mt.Ktw, M. Stiltlm, I' MCCIPLIIII, B. Thomrrsen, I. Ltiniunq, P. Workmlrn, R. Crnn, G. Guy. Sixth Row: W. Bowen, I. Ptrro, R. Mfrrtin, II. Dodds, R. Knizwi, M. Robin son, E. Morris, E. Wiki-I, W. TOYIIIIIISOII, M. Iohnson, P. Msrhornoy, R. Mooin, I Pinks, I. Rtrbbitt, B. Kreiqbtrum. irl eserve Ist Row: B. Bonham, H. Morktn, P. Iohnsston, M. Willmtrn, lf PIIRSLITY Trees.: S. HARVEY, Pres.: MRS. IUANIELS, I. PATTISON, V. Prusay E. II. OVER MYER, Sonny M Anderson, M Howard, I. Flynn, I.. Rowdell. Zncl Row: I. Hayden, M. Sobrinqf I. Bonhum, I. Durst, 'I'. I. nvh, H. Cort! Y riqht, M. Rhino, D. Everhuit, V. Iohnson, E. GosnPII, H. Fullvr, B. Moorv, Il Miller, R. Henley. 3rd Row: M. Wrlhums, Y. Mdnnrx, R. Hubbnrd, E. Mooro, I. Willniun, I Stnllsrnith, C. Steinhilbor, B. Cfrnter, P. Stump, I. Mfntindtrlo, I.. Lnvv, M. Lord I. Bickel, E. DuBois, A. Stout, M. Burns, I. Mdhornoy, R. Good. 4th Row: P. Crouse, M. Roll, I. Willmrrn, R. Nosdlelr, M. Eltzroth, M. I Frdikhn, H. Honey, E. A. Schoidler, I. O'C011nf-II, M. I.:.rndH:, Il. Lono, II. Mcrikin E. Paco, L. Borqdoll, V. Rhodes, I. Townsend, B. Fulion, M. Hunndmfin, V. Gurd- bury. 5th Row: B. Price, B. Benneti, V. Sprdque, R. M. Prquot, M. A. Ctrrll, G Newbery, R. Schmidt, M. Huffman, B. RORISOIIOI, M. L. Cie-uqsr, E. Btrntz, PI Tritle, M. Kerlin, V. Srlls. Sth Row: P. Duffoy, R. Stroble-, P. Mc'CtrIIory, A. Howard, N. Iltrrdlno, M. Ionos, D. Murphy, S. Kino, V. Winqfzt, I. M. Hullinqor, Il. Clliooximrri, I. Whitdkf er, I. Snow. 7th Row: M. Custlo, G. Showhtrn, I. Burnworth, S. Ttrtmtin, I. Cooprfr, R. I. 'I'homus, M. Huqqins, M. Mcrnnix, R. Gurdnor, P. Mrifunu, R. St1m::t.tn, W. Wtitoirs I. Maddox. Sth Row: I. Roylos, M. Biotlwnr, V, Curr, I. MFGI-trtli, G. Andrn, I. Smith B. Hupo, R. Roidy, M. Kroiqhrrum. ,X F, , L, f .qu ramatic Club Flrst Row: M. Curll, V. Sllls, S. KING, V. Pres., MR. HENDERSON, M. WILL MAN, Pres., P. IOHNSTON, Secs IGLORIA PRUDEN, Tteos.-obsent-I. Second Row: D. Miller, P Duliey, L. Berqdoll, V. Rhodes, N. Inxnzes, M Ijltzroth, IJ, Lono, I. Snow, E. Moore. Third Row: D. Anderson, S. Townsend, M. Fronklln, S. Harvey, H. Honey P. McCaffrey, C. Steinhilber, I. Stollsrruth, B, Pnce. Fourth Row: H. Svott, B. Bonham, C. Pursley, E. Sclwldlor, P. Crouse, If Gosnell, I. Hullinqor. Fifth Row: L. Wllson, I. Durr, B. Conter, G. Showhon, R, Good, M. Mmm rux, M. Huqqms, R. Needler, M, Rhino, V. Iohnson, H. Fuller, I. Townsend. Sixth Row: W. Writers, I. Poolor, B. Suuison, I. Pmtrron, M. Burns, M Anderson, A. Wrllloms, M. Williams, Y. Monnix, I. Townsend, B. Tucker, l Huyden, M. Kreiqbourn, P. Trxtle, Seventh Row: K. Price, L. Bowdell, M. Brothers, P. McCunc-, ll. Fmhm, I Cooper, T. Lynch, V. Winqet, B. Fulton, L. Wlnqet, G. Andre, I. Smith. I. Maddox R. Honlr-y, I. Muhorney, B. Reidy. Science Club First Row: D. Murphy, H. Honey, M. Fvonklin, If. SCHEIDLER, V. Pres., S1 QIAIRIVEY, Sec.-Tre-us.: MR. MAHIN, MR. TELLE, G. DAVIS, Pros.: B. Bennott . upe. Second Row: L. Sohweier, B. Bonhom, B. Maddox, B. Roqors. Third Row: D. Helms, B. Murphy, I, Ford, C. Risley, S. Townsmxd, B Schmidt. Fourth Row: A. Moddox, I. Dolon, M. Myzvrs, I. Brothers, lil LL' 50 Math lub First Row: H. Peterson, M. Gagnon, B. KNODERER, Pres.: W. WATERS Treas.: MR. MAHIN, Sponsor, M. BURNS, V. Pres., R. STIMSON, Sec. Second Row: I. Von Horn, M. S. Iohnson, I. Gough, P. McCune, E. Over myer, I. Boyles, M. Huggins, M. Mannix. Third Row: F. Lane, F. Kirkpatrick, W. Miller, B. Daniels, D. Needler, I Sills, I. Durr, C. Risley. Fourth Row: M, Brothers, I. Maddox, V. Iames, A. Stout, F. Howell, B Gardner. Fifth Row: M. Robinson, V. Royce, V. Sills, V. Gcrrr, H. Knight, M. Mc Catlrey, I. Whitaker, I. McGeath, E. Morris. istor Club First Row: B. Moore, I. Stallsmith, I. Pattison, R. Henley, B. CARMICHEAL Pies.: MISS COLE, B. CLARK, V. Pres.: B. SIMISON, Sec.: M. Kriegbaum, Murphy, Ft. Stimson, B. Hupe, R. Needle-r. Second Row: G. Needler, M. Burns, E. Overmeyer, I. Boyles, I. Smith, T Lynch, G. Andre, I. Van Horn, I. Willman, E. Moore, E. DuBois, M. Howard, I: Flynn. Third Row: B. Rodgers, R. Taylor, M. Hile, G. Schwartzkopf, G. Davis, B. Gagnon, Ir. Brown, I. Bell. Fourth Raw: I. Hayden, B. Reasoner, B. Reidy, I. Mahorney, R. Good, D Shrack, D. Anderson, M. Eltzworth, F. Clark, R. Miller. Fiith Row: B. Schmidt, L. Ienkins, R. Schmidt, D. Miller, M. McCcrffery, I McGeath, C. Steirihilber, I. Willman, M. Ball, I. Murphy, I. Snow. I Sixth Row: F. Gross, M. Myers, L. McDanie1s, B. Fulton, M. Lord, I. O'Con nell, M. Landis, M. Hunnaman, H. Knight, L. Love, I. Martindale, B. Bonham. I Seventh Row: I. Durr, B. Moore, F. Worthen, K. Bennett, G. Iohnson, I. Townsend, E. Mabbitt, M. Felger. Not pictured: B. FIELDS, Treas. 51 Df Social Studies lub Virzlt Row: II. Sclimfllwr, H. Honey, B. BONHAM, Pros, MISS KEGERREIS, R THOMAS, Sm-.: I.. SCHWFIIER, V, Pros., A. MAIJDOX, Trbfrs. Second Row: V. Sills, V. Winqet, P. McCaffrey, S. Hfrrvey, M. Fiririklirm, Ii Kline, S. Towrisend, B. Secrest. Third Row: G. Fuller, P. Guy, I. Burns, B. Mriddox, B. Knodeivr, Ir. Ford IW. Wilson, B. Murphy. Fourth Row: C. Pursley, M. Cfiirll, A. Hownrd, G. Newbery, I. Iolinston, H Srfott, I. Fisher. I. Dolrzn, I. Brothers. Fifth Row: R. Stroblc-, B. Bennett, H. Piguet, M. Willmcin, V. Sprrrqiiv, M Kvrlin, P. Tritle, H. Cortriqht, D. Eve-rhurt, I. Cooper, M. Rhino Sixth How: R. Williams, M. Williams, M. Castle, G. Hcimniitt, P. Ciourw, II Prire, I. I'llIIIIll4.1f'Y, F. Gosiwll, H. Pruden, I. Schwartzkopf, B. Tellrx Student ouncil First Row: I Lunmnq, I. Linder, M. Wilson, MISS FEE, M. BURNS, V. Pros., A PURSIFUL, Trees.: Mr. Mohin, M. A. Sebrinq, W. Tomilson, R. Stimson. Second Row: I. Lytlzi, B. Enqlehcrrt, I. Crimmell, T. Roy, T. Saxon. Third Row: G. Fuller, B. Crimmell, I. Scheidler, I. Piuden, B. Knoderor, I Sills, I. Brothers. D. Wiley, G. Davis. Not 3-irtured: GLORIA PRUDEN, president. SZ Latin Club First Row: F. LANE, Ouaestory F. KIRKPATRICK, Scribaeg B. CRIMMEL Cansulp G Shady, MISS HARTER, 1. BOYLES, Ouaestorp E, OVERMEYER, Scribaqey R STIMSON, Consul, A. Stout. Second Row: M. Amos, D. Cheesman, M. Wilson, R, Miller, M, Sutton, l Howell, V. Royce, D. Williams, I. Gough, H. Peterson, Third Row: I. Durr, G. Guy, B. Daniels, R. Gadbury, l. Van Horn. Fourth Row: M. McKee, V. Sills, E. Morris, A. Stout, B. Thomason, 1. Mad dox, W. Waters, P, McCune, V. Gadbury, I. Whitaker. Fifth Row: M. Brothers, I. Snow, M. Robinson, P. Mahornoy, M. Stiffls-r, B Crouse, l. Sclieidler, I. Bonham. Agriculture Club First Row: M. Slater, G. Twibell, D. Wiley, R. Stroble, K, BOWMAN, Pres.: MR. CROSS, W, TWIBELL, Vice Pres,g L WILCOXEN, Sec. Tre-as., R. Taylor. Second Row: B. Maddox, B. Schmidt, B, Bowman, B. Rodgers, B. Pace, M Stanley. Vlllllld Row: D. STHROME, R. Hughes, H. Cole, L. Slater, L. Cole, C. Michaels D. Myers, H. Green, B. Fursitul. Fourth Row: F. Van Gordan, H. Cameron, B. Stanley, M. Tucker, ll. Wilson B, Landis, E. Nell. id-Year 7th Graders First Row: Dean Shaw, lack Thinnes, Carl Saunders, Richard Wert, Billie Davis, Vrrqil lohnson, Harry Kimmel, Donald Morris, Donald Garver, Don Bite- nour, lack Cheney, Richard Kimmel. Second Row: Bob Lawrence, Charles Urric, Earl Bennett, Nathen Land- aker, Peter Maddox, Richard Poivre, John Overmyer, Bob Lonq, lack Shoup, lack Siders. Third Bow: Wanda Inman, Nancy Stifiler, Iean Buttenbarqer, Bernice Ayres, Patsy Huston, Patty Reynolds, Patty Shaw, Phyllis Shatto, Lois Lambert, Arlene Blackley, Betty Io Gumm, Wanda Blakley, Betty Iones. Fourth Row: Belvia Markin, Helen Harless, Carol Perry, Sarah Wallace. unior G.A.A. First Row: l. Gardner, R. Townsend, B, Brant, D. Baker, R. COOK, V, Pres., M. HUFFMAN, Treas, MISS BENNETT, I. FRAHM, Pres.g V. CAMPBELL, Sec.: M. A. Iames, N. Hardwick, F. Lake, C. Dutro. Second Row: H. Randall, A. Wilson, A. Harvey, M. Secrest, A. Earnest N. Boyer, B. Boyer, A. Futrell, P, Casterline, M. Wood. Third Row: P. Hays, M. Elliott, V. Dillie, M. L. Pauden, B. Ford, D. Kravis I. Landaker, A. Shoup, L. Lambert, B. Landis, I. Landis, Fourth Row: N. Lord, M. Baker, P. Evilsizer, A. Landis, H, Gross, I. Perry P, Feaster, M. DuBois, B. Cox, D. Dodds. Senior .A.A. First Row: Ioyce Overmeyer, Betty McCaffrey, MARY ANN SEBRING, Sec. and Treas.: DELIGHT WILLIAMS, V. Pres., Ruby Bell, Mrs. Herbauqh, MAMIE BELL, Pres., Melvina Sutton. Second Row: Frances Baker, Betty Byler, lane Whitaker, Ioyce MCGeath, Martha McCaffrey, Elaine Morris, Virginia Royce, Vera Garr. Third Row: Vera Davis, Betty Low Futrell, Mary Lou Lord, Patty Workman, Anita Clark, Barbara Fields, Matilda Sutton, Virqinia Iames, Opal Wallace. 54 Junior Prom Soft lights, sweet music, splashes of color, swish of formats, a South American setting all of these being to us the nostalgic memories of our first lunior-Senior Prom. After weeks of planning, of untiring labor, of excited anticipation, the great night finally arrived. As the juniors and seniors Know transformed from their usual casual appearance into models of fashion? stepped into a gym of South American gayety, Allan Hoff and his troubadors serenaded them. All were in the mood dancing, talking, and thoroughly enjoying the biggest event of their junior year. Suddenly the center of attraction was focused on the crowning of our tangerine, Rhea Stroble, Queen of the Ball. Then she and Hugh Scott, presiv dent of the iunior class, led the Grand March. After several hours had passed, we sadly realized that our prom must end. 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Everyone stands up, so you arise and someone in luqiclc yells nialiciously, Down in irontl So you sit down or aet knocked down. Also everyone is asking everybody else wlio niade tlie last lwaskot. Qnce in a wliile you can spot Wanda, lerry, and Pump qivina out witli qusto, and tlie band enierqes and demonstrates its rnaneuverability. Tlien banal And you are carried aloriq witli tlie rnob, Sonieone says, Nice qarne, wasn't it? You say, Yeali. Mac Myers faitlitully devoted liis last year in scliool to tlie welfare of tlie teani. He was capably and clieertully assisted by Bill Cooper. Tlieir work was deeply appreciated by tlie teani and also by tlie scliool as a wliole. We are sure tliat Bill will keep up tlie Good work. mf Airedales DORTCN carrying on the DICK - . . . family's traaition, did his share for the team. His height and effectiveness with his left hand have given the team strength that will be hard to replace. NEAL GARDNER . . . Soapy served as captain of this year's team. His drive and fight will be sorely missed next year, as he is a senior. He was also one of the team's highest scorers. IACK DOLAN, IR .... while lack wa b a period of illness, h S G slowed down y ' f ith d account of himsel w still gave a goo ' ' f nsive l ts and brilliant dee his long sio ' ' ual will play. lack is a senior and his eq be difficult to produce. BGB MURPHY . . , while Bob did not game he was always doing play in every , ' ' ' f' spirit his best while in action. His ine and disposition were a great help to the ' 'll be hard to Aire fill. dales. His vacancy wi GEQRGE FULLER . . . George was alf ways in there fighting until the last gun He, too, is a senior player and his ab- 'll be severely sence felt. from the squad wi iredales IACK BECKLEY . . . After playing a gocd brand of ball early in the season with the second team, lack was promoted to a place on the Airedales. He broke into the lineup several times and proved hirnself worthy of the promotion. GENE LANDIS . . . Gene, too, started the year playing on the second team. His fine performance earned him a place on the varsity later in the season. Gene is a lunior. DICK ANDERSON . . . Dick's ability on offense and defense always sparked the tearn along. He was on hand when called upon and always gave a good ac- count of hirnself. Being a junior, he should be heard from quite often next year. GENE IOHNSON , . . Monks height was of great value on rebounds under both baskets. His shooting ability gained him the honor of the team's high point rnan. His work at center won him a place on the All-Star Sectional team. IOE CAIN . . . Gaining skill as the year progressed, loe finished as one of the top five. A junior, he will be around again next year to haunt our opponents with his height and offensive skill. l The Airedales l lRS'l' RONV: Neal Gardner, Dick Dorlon, loe Cain, C-lene lolinson, lack Dolan. SECOND ROW: MR. DORTON, COACH: Dick Anderson, George Fuller, lack Beckley, Gene Landis, Bob Murphy, Mac Myers, student manager. The Pups I I FIRST ROVV: Bill Cooper, student manager. SECOND ROW: Dick Needler, Bill Landis, Melvin Tucker, lolin Bonliani, Dudley Luzadder. THIRD ROW: MR. IRELAND, ASSISTANT COACH: Bob Crouse, lack Iones, lack Landis, Delight Wilson, MR, DORTON, COACH. Kiwanis Sportsmanship Award Continuing a tradition of sixteen years, the local Kiwanis Club has again selected from the ranks of the scl1oo1's graduating ath- letes that student whose record is outstanding in point ot sports- rnanship. Neal Gardner, who has captained the Airedales through the past season, is the Winner of the 1943 trophy. His conscientiousness and dependability have gained for him a popularity and respect indicative ot his worthiness ot this highest possible distinction lor an athlete of H. C. H. S. PAST WINNERS 1923 Robert Marchal 1929 Clyde Babbitt 1 1939 Byron Huggins 1931 Harry Bohr 1932 Williaiii Pettit 1933 Kenneth Dorton 1934 Richard Baugher 1935 Williaiii Crites 1936 Clyde Fulton 1937 Frank Wunderland 1938 Eldon Campbell 1939 Eugene Alexander 1940 Max Wagner 1941 Walter Marlcin 1942 Paul Werry Neal Gardner l t Boys' lports All right. Put the bolls dowu cmd line up! Arid we qroducilly olwy orders. This is the beqinriiriq to CT period ol much physical torture which might loud usudlly doesl heqiri thusi H 'Teritiort Count oil by fourslu Grief twog threeg lourg . . . livel We'll skip CI bit of this some stuff orid get down to work reril work riiid rio horsepldy. The guys drriq through C1 mess ot colisthenics arid try their hcmds ot suicide on the horse ond riidts. Then, when the liqht's dll out oi them, they box. li they con still Crdwl to the dressinq room, theyre throwu into the swimming pool. This closs is strictly the survival of the littestf' As proof that d few do survive drid the Army is qoiriq td qet the super mezxu they wdrit, Brownie cmd Allrricm swuiiq the gloves drourid success' hilly fit Muncie. A irls' lports CRACK . . . CRACK . . . GRGAN . . . Goohhlihh . . . Don't niind. lt's just the iunior and senior girls rnoving about as well as is possible. They got a little rusty. During these days when everyone and everything is governed by the urge ol national defense, these girls are no exceptions. ONE TWO THREE FOUR . . . Now, girls, raise arrns upward, one: rise on toes, two: down into a sauat, three: attention, four . . . Now you mav go dress quietly, please. CRASH . . . BANG . . . Booey . . . Wlio kicked me? . . . Quit pushin'l , . . Come on, hurry up! , . . Boy, ani l sore! . . . Wlicit about nie? l did more sauats than you did . . . l sure wish we Could go down and play in the new gyni, but the boys always have it . . . Some fun, the Virginia Reel . . . Girls! 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Assistant Photographer Ina Mae Hullinger . ,,,, ,,r,,,,,w,,...rr,,,w,., .o,,, A r t Editor Iohn Brothers . r.,w. ' Patricia Lambert , Art Editor ., Art Editor Edgar D. Henderson ...,, ....... F acuity Adviser LEFT TO BIGHT: Iohn Brothers, Dean Helms, Hugh Scott, Violet Sills, Ina Mae Hullinger, Geraldine Boyce, Martha Willman, Bob Bonham, Sam Townsend, Rosanne Williams, Bob Knoderer, Dominic Wilson, Evelyn Ann Scheidler, Helen Honey. INSET: lack Burns. ki x K , i ri Ji. Lfxa 5 'j 1,. ii fb 4 4 .ul lid la 1 5:3'..1,'a'?f.. lllllllll I jv Loader hqmvhq md lOCHIlJ.l,llJc.-lib! The End N J 'M ,ss i JN w i ' 1 1 K . 'x I x IQ 3 D? S in r, FF , E ..4 5- '- ,J I r L 1,mf2'Lf'i K