Hartford City High School - Retro Yearbook (Hartford City, IN)
- Class of 1944
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Q' 'ff .sr'-5331, fi f7Ae efro IQ QF A , 1 iff ' h S iw ' fx y w gg. 4 ,, .I I o K Q, PUBLISHED BY SENIOR CLASS-HARTFORD CITY 0 LOW-GRADE GREGORY Now pIease don't take it all so hard: It was just fun for me, Yes, I'm the one who changed your card- I made your B a D O TARDY TIM I sat upon the office clockg I made it 'way past eight. I waited with great joy to mock Because you were so Iaie. O SLEEPY SAM I Iauqhed to watch you nod your head, Now Iost to early ties. Then quickly from your seat I fled! I knew that you'd not rise. ,Ay H12 . I I It took a war to introduce us to the char- acter that we had been looking for during all our school life. The war finally furnished somebody to take the blame for all our errors and misdemeanors: ah, yes-the grem- lin in its various forms. You've heard about the gremlin on the production front. You know how he screws the nuts in the wrong place. And the grem- lin is responsible for just as much trouble on the warfront. He drills a hole in the gas tank just when one of our boys goes into a power dive. Well, we have his brothers who cause plenty of troubles in our illustrious educational institution. Do you know why lim was sleeping dur- ing that profound lecture? Do you know why Evelyn pulled her gum out of her pretty mouth in English class and caused the wrath of our ever-understanding instructor to des- cend upon her? It's unnecessary to cite more examples: you know 'how to feel for us now. It was all the gremlin's fault. But with the kind assistance of our facul- ty we're beating those gremlins. In every department of our school we have them on the run. Yes, grernlins with their impish tricks can't remain long when the alert stu- dents of Hartford High decide to rid our school of all traces of these elfish fiends. Lfifgf W- ,546 William Allingham in his poem The Fairies 5 T, 5 if wrote this stanza: elgff Up the airy mountain, Down the rush glen, We daren't go a-hunting For fear of little men, Wee folk, good folk, 'Trooping all together: Green jacket, red cap, And White oWl's feather! The little men mentioned therein were once thought of as vexatious pixies. Now We regard them as gremlins. Their Women folk are fifinellas and their children are widgets, Some gremlins are rollicking and fun-loving: others are mischievous and take elfish delight in tempting us or causing us to fail to meet ex- pectations. How convenient to say the gremlins are responsible for failure to arrive at school on timeg for failure to complete assignments on time, for failure to be attentive: for failure to maintain good health, for failure to triumph in an athletic contest. May We hope for all the pupils and friends of Hartford High a closer acquaintance with the more serious and good-natured gremlins so that there may be better hunting in 1945. Clifford L. Pribble. glnelflflklfl g:feCl,l CL lelddffnlenl Editor-in-Chief ., 7 , ...,., 7 Yw,.,,,,,7,,,,,,,,,w7,,,w,,,,,,,,,,, ,A, ,,,,,,,Y,,,,,,,,,,,,7Y,A, Dorothy Murphy Assistant Editor ,,7,,,V ,,o,,,,,, B ob Rodgers Business Manaqer ss,rrrr,,r,,,,,, rr.,rr. R uth E. Henley Assistant Business Manage ,,,-,,rr,,,,,,, r,,.r,,,r,rr,,,,,,r, M ax Hile Activities Editor ,,r,.,..,,,,,,,,, ,,.V,, 7 ,,,,,,,,,r,r,,,,,,,,,.,r,,,,,,,,,, Virginia Everhart Art Editors .....,..Y,si ,r,., r,,rr,. l D .'-1 ,,Martha Burns and Dolores Miller Boys' Sports Editor ...,r,r,r,r,, ,,,,, 2 Q ' r,ir,,ri .r,,,,,,,,,,rr,it..,.r,r,r,r,,,,, B ob Schmidt Classes Editor v,,,.i.r......,...,,,r,v,i...,.... ,,rr.i.., Y ., .,.,.r,r,r,,...,.,,r,r,...,, Ianice Hayden Copy Editors ..... ,,,Y.,V,ri....,,,,,,, En - 'e ' on nd loyce Anne Stahlsmith Faculty Editor ,,r,r.,,,,,,,,o: ,.,,' ...,,., ..:: h an ..,.,,V,i..,....,,,,s,r... Gene Davis Features Editor ,,r,,,,r,,rr,sr,,...,,, ,,,,,,,s,. ,,s' .,...,,, .,... M artha Owens Girls' Sports Editor ..,s,,.ss.. ...:- 5 Vs.,.,sr......,, Leona Berqdoll Literary Editor -----' b ....Y.. Marjorie Krieqbaum Photographers .V.s r,s. M ary Ball and Bolo Moore Senior Editor ,..... Faculty Adviser ....,....,,,E,V,.,......,.,...,,.....,Y,..,,,......,,,,i.......,,,,,i, lack Townsend Edgar D. Henderson obey WaLer5 Mr. loseph Wagner has advanc- ed a progressive educational pro- gram in our school during his past seven years as a very efficient super- visor. His beneficial services and successful undertakings have thor- oughly shown that he is well quali- fied for his position of leadership in administration. His exceptionally pleasing personality has not only made him exceedingly popular with the other faculty members and the student body, but with the rest of the community as well. He -has patient- ly, diligently, and enthusiastically helped to put over our civilian de- fense program in this city. His wis- dom and business efficiency are shown by our systematic school man- agement and supervision. As another school year passes and we bring to our minds those who are responsible for making it a happy and successful one, we must acknowl- edge a debt to the Board of Educa- tion. The three members-Mr. Ray- mond Maddox, Mr. Elmer Lucas, and Mr. George Fulton ta new mernberle have worked continually and thor- oughly for the betterment of the edu- cational system, Each has labored untiringly for the welfare of the stu- dents. These men, each an expert in his own business, have united for the success of our education. They have practiced economy, yet planned pro- gressively. Miss Leila Lewis, secretary to the board, is also to be thanked. She has executed her duties excellently, ounae 0l'ri ln his first year with us Mr. Pribble has gained the hearty cooperation and support of the student body and faculty. He has proved that he is very capable and has unusual ability for leadership. As principal of our school, even though his time is so valuable, we have found him always ready to help us with our individual difficulties. Mr. Pribble has a special manner that makes the students feel they are really a part of the school and should contribute accordingly. Our principals prime interest is in enabling the youth of the community to obtain a well-rounded education that will fit them for life in the :omplex world of today. Miss Borden, our assistant principal and per- sonal adviser, has not only given us the en- couragement we have needed but has also guided us in steps to be taken in our future lives. She has analyzed our problems individually and helped us in their solution according to our own personalities. She has taken part in all war- time activities and has followed the course that she has set for us, providing an excellent example. Her personal associations with us have gained her the true friendship of all. She has given support to our extra-curricular activities and has helped to make them huge suc- cesses. To her we students of the Senior Class owe mucheher who has given so much towards our goals and asked so little in return. l 9 jCLCbL ROBERT AUSTIN General Metals, Machine Shop, Auto Mechanics. B. Ed., University of Toledo. ESTHER DANIELS English. A. B., Ball State, Oxford College. IO E. L. BHITTAN Instrumental Music. A. B., Valparaiso. MABEL FEE English, History. A. B., Ball State, Ohio State. EDGAR D. HENDERSON English. A. B., Manchesterg University of Michigan. EDITH CHALFANT English, Librarian. A. B., Indiana Central College. LEE GLENTZER Physical Education, Health. B. S., Ball State. MARY ELLEN HERBAUGH Physical Education. B. S., A. G. U., Normal College, Ball State. RUTH A. COLE History. A. B., M. A., Indiana University. MARY GREENE Health, Safety, Science A. B., Indiana Univers- ity, Ball State. RUTH HOWARD English. B. A., Indiana Central, ROBERT CROSS Agriculture, Science, Wood Shop. B. S. A., Purdue. SHURLEIGH HARTER Mathematics, Latin. A. B., Indiana University. ndfoirafion . . . gui ance . . . PAULINE HUFFMAN History, General Science. B. S., Ball State. LAWRENCE P. MYERS Diversified Occupations, Industrial Arts. ' B. S., Ball State. LEONARD IRELAND Athletic Director, Commerce. B. S., Ball State. ESTHER NESBIT Music Supervisor. B. M., B. M. E., M. M., Illinois Wesleyan. GEORGE TELLE Mathematics, Physics, Radio-electricity. A. B., Indiana University, ALBERT MAHIN Mathematics, Chemistry, A. B., Indiana Central M. S., Purdue. COLON PARKS Biology, History, B. S., Indiana Central. FLOYD WARNER History, Mathematics. B. S., Indiana State VERA MILAR Civics, Economics, History. A. B., Ball State, M. A. University ot Iowa. BERNICE RAGER SAILOR Art Supervisor. B. A. E., De Pauw, Iohn Herron. MARION WILLIAMSON Commerce. B. S., Ball State, University ot Wisconsin. WILLIAM MODLIN Mathematics. State Teachers College. MARGARET SCHAEI-'ER Home Economics, A. B., Oakland City College. 11 I l 0I'le0U,5 l'Cl5l'l'll,l,6 You struck two B's there for two C's: Now isn't that distressing! Yes, when I'm down there near your keys, I sure do keep you guessing. A You'll be late for class! What's our as- signment for today? Let's move on! Don't clutter up the halls. These are familiar phrases between classes at Hartford City High School, Classes begin at 8:20 in the morning. A full day contains seven periods, each of which is 55 minutes in length. A five-minute passing period is given between the classes. We are given an hour and twenty minutes for lunch. School ends at 4:00 in the afternoon. At the beginning of each period attendance is taken and all important announcements per- taining to class are made previous to the day's recitation. Some classes are divided into two parts, the first half given to recitation of the lesson previously assigned and the last half to study for the lesson for the coming day. However, most classes are given over to recitation for the com- plete period, as everyone's schedule is arranged to give the student study periods throughout the week. A variety of subjects is offered the pupil of our high school. Each individual signs for a definite course at the beginning of a semester and follows that course in choosing his subjects. Mathematics, English, science, history, commerce, and such usual subjects are offered. Extra elec- tives include music, art, shop-work, home eco- nomics, and health. The school year is divided into two parts called semesters and they in turn are divided into periods of 6 weeks, of which there are three. At the end of each six-week period a report on your progress in each subject is given. To the youth these portals of learning have been given: so may the youth enrich its mind for the future. Il. z J 1 N-14,84 K N .gnfef igenfdia: f Dorothy Murphy Robert Schmidt Robert Rodgers lane Mahorney Mary Elaine Ball Martha L. Burns Marjorie Kriegbaum lean Willman Helen Wilson loyce A. Stallsrnith Roumain Schmidt Dolores Miller lune A. Willman Ruth E. Henley Ernestine Moore Billie lean Davis Linda McDaniel Monabelle Marie Felger CTune: Alexander's Ragtim Come on along: Come on along: Let us take you by the hand To Hartford High, to Hartford High, For it's the best school in the landp Barbara Sue Reidy Betty Ray Hupe Anne Stout Ioanne O'Connell Richard Needler Mary Lou Lord Fred Worthen Deloris LeVally Lois lleen Bantz lanice Arlou Hayden Albert Eugene Iohnson Vera Rhodes lane Pattison loan Bickel Fredonna Clark lulia Martindale Crystal Steinhilber enior Cfada ang e Band! You can learn your ABC's, Latin, Math, and History, And other miseries it takes to live a life of ease- lt's just the best school in the land, That school what am. Come on alongp Come on along: Underclassmen, take our hand, And fall in line, and forward march! For We know you have the stand. Come on, all Ir's, Sophs, Freshman and Ir. High- Come on and sing, and make it ring- Hip! Hip! Hooray! for Hartford High! ,f-fs Winner of D. A. R. Pre-enlistment days Quit drooling, lim! You heard me' Award These lames POME Dorothy Murphy You could always tell us Wherever we might be. There was somehow a difference about us. A look that was wonderfully free. We weren't exceptionally brilliant. We weren't known for our grades. But you will remember our friendliness That never, never fades. We always liked a fight. And we always like a song. Doubtless in our four-year course, We did many things that were wrong. But you couldn't help but like us, We were lively, eager, and gay. While we were in old H. C. H. S., There was never a dark, dull day. seniors are not pictured on the following pages. A. Bedwell Robert I. Oswalt J f i , .....,- 2' Emily Sue Alexander Dimples History Club: Glee Club. Richard L. Anderson Grecrsed Lightning Basketball: Baseball, Track: Band: Hi-Y, Stud. Council: History Club: Dramatic Club- Latin Club: Nature Study Club, President. Lois Ilene Bantz The bobby pin shortage doesn't bother her Girl Reserves: History Club: Soc. Sci. Club: Nature Study Club, Dramatic Club. lim Bell Please put your feet down. lim. Baseball: Hi-Y: Stud. Council: History Club: Dramatic Club: Latin Club: Nature Study Club: Miss Iimmy: A Yell Leader. Leona Berqdoll Energy Incorporated. Retro, Girls Sports Editor: Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club: French Club: G. A. A. Donald Bolner I demand my rights! Track, Stud. Council: History Club: Nature Study Club: Glee Club. Shirley E. Brown, Ir. He likes his gloves golden. Baseball: Band: Hi-Y: Math, Club: History Club, Dramatic Club: Nature Study Club: The Great Ben Allahu: Stud. Mgr., Golden Gloves. lames L. Allrnon 8-9-10-you're out! Basketball: Baseball, Hi-Y: Nature Study Club, Treas.: Golden Gloves. Mary Ball Look at the birdie. Retro, Photography Editor: Girl Reserves: History Club: Latin Club: Nature Study Club, Latin Contest Winner: Algebra Contest. lack D, Beckley Blondy Basketball: History Club: Soc, Sci. Club. Kenneth Wayne Bennett His hobby: collecting cars. Track: Hi-Y: Math. Club, History Club: Nature Study Club. Ioan Bickel What cha' know. Io-an? Girl Reserves: Latin Club. Bernita Bonham I left it in my locker. Girl Reserves: Math Club: History Club, Dramatic Club: G.A. A.: Glee Club. Iunior Pete Buttenbarqer Check your tires, sir? Martha Burns She carries the torch for -students' rights. Retro, Art Editor, Flag Twirler, Girl Reserve, Math Club, Pres, Stud. Council, Pres, History Club, Sec., Dramatic Club, Nature Study Jimmy . Sec. Fresh R. Award. Latin Club, Club, Miss Ticket Mgr., Class, D. A. Canter all. History Club, Dramatic Club, Nature Study Club, Prom Queen. Betty Lou Queen of us Girl Reserve, Lillian Ellen Cheney Order, Please! Gene Claytor Lean Gene History Club, Nature Study Club. Don Cottrell Morning, Gloria. Billie lean Davis Our Gen-ius. Retro, Faculty Editor, Hi-Y, Math Club, Science Club, Pres., Stud. Council, History Club, Nature Study Club, The Great Ben Allah . Bob Ducy fCensoredJ Hi-Y, History Club, Dramatic Club. Ioseph L. Cain Tall, dark and-handy with a basketball. Basketball, Baseball, William I. Carmichael He surely can Pick-it . Hi-Y, Sec. and Treas, History Club, Pres, Yell Leader. Fredonna B. Clark Smilin' Through. Girl Reserves, Stud. Council, History Club, Soc. Sci. Club, Dramatic Club, G. A. A. Betty Cook Our new classmate. Girl Reserves, French Club. Lawrence Coulter ,.Bogey,. lim Davis A well red man. Yell Leader. Thelma Edna Elliott S'he's engaged: ,she's lovely: does she use Ponds? Girl Reserve, History Club, Dramatic Club, Nature Study Club. Mabel Mae Eltzrotb A million dollar baby from cz 5 6 l0c store. Girl Reserve: History Club: Dramatic Club: Nature Study Club. Monabelle Felqer Lightning Fingers . Girl Reserves: Math Club: History Club: Soc. Sc. Club: Dramatic Club: Latin Club. Anna Virginia Gadbury A smile pays big divi- dends. Orchestra: Girl Reserve: Soc. Sc. Club: Dramatic Club: Latin Club: Glee Club. Leonard E. Harpst Datin ' bound. History Club: Nature Study Club. Don C. Henery Come 'Fly' away in my Model A. Stud. Council. Leslie Max Hile Delco's Superchclrger Retro, Assistant Business Mqr.: l-li-Y: History Club: Nature St. Club. Margaret Hunnaman Smilin' Margaret Girl Reserves: History Club: Dramatic Club: Nature Study Club. Virginia Everbart He's Ever in her Hcxrt . Retro Stafi, Activities Editor. Robert E. Fields L, S. M. F. T. Band: Orchestra: Hi-Y: Math Club: History Club: Dramatic Club: Latin Club: Nature Study Club: Yell Leader. lohn W. Hardwick It diller u dollar, our ten o'clock scholar. Math: Club: History Club. Ianice A. Hayden He's I-A in the army and A-1 in her heart. Retro, Class Editor: Band, Treas: Orchestra: Girl Reserves: Math Club: History Club: Dramatic Club: Latin Club: Nature Study Club: Miss Jimmy , The Great Ben Allah, : Trcas., Soph. Class: Twirler in Band. Rutb E. Henley There nothing doing in the hulls: guess I'll go to class. Retro, Business Mgr.: Orchestra: Girl Reserves: Math Club: History Club: Soc. Sci. Club: Dramatic Club: Latin Club, Secretary: Nature Study Club: G. A. A,: Latin Contest. Elva Hoiiman CDu Boisl Her lite has been Ful- ler in H. c. 1-1. s. Girl Reserves: History Club. Betty Ray Hupe She. rides her hobby- horses. Band: Orchestra: Girl Reserves: Science Club: History Club. Gene lohnson Our high-point man Basketball, Captain: Baseball: Track: Hi-Y: Stud. Council, lean R. Landis Printer's Devil. Basketball: Baseball: Nature Study Club. Dorothy Eileen Lane Lover's Lane. Girl Reserves: Stud. Council: History Club: Dramatic Club: G. A. A. Iunior Long No, Mr. Glentzer. I haven't been to the store. Basketball: Nature Study Club, Vice-Pres. Louanna Love Quiet-but love-ly Girl Reserves: History Club: Dramatic Club: Nature Study Club: Glee Club. lulia Martindale Onions, pickle and catsup . Girl Reserves: History Club: Dramatic Club: Nature Study Club. Dolores Maxine Miller Are you coming, Dag- wood ? Retro, Art Director, Girl Reserve: History Club: Dramatic Club: Latin Club: Nature Study Club. Marjorie Elaine Krieqbaum lt's not a mountain but a Cliff . Retro, Literary Ed.: Flag Twirler: Girl Reserves: Mfllh Club: Science Club: History Club: Dramatic Club: Latin Club, Secretary, Nature Study Club: G. A. A.: Miss llI1ll'I1Y : The Great Ben Allah . Mary Elizabeth Landis Rhapsody in Blue . Girl Reserves, History Club. Delores LeValley HUB-Ray Girl Reserves: Math Club: History Club: Dramatic Club: Latin Club: Nature Study Club. Mary Lou Lord Skater's Wa1tz . Girl Reserves: History Club, Soc. Sc. Club: Dramatic Club, G. A. A. lane Cassell Mahorney Gee, aren't Pic's swel1 ! Flag Twirler: Girl Reserves, Pres: Math Club: History Clubf Soc. Sci. Club: Dramatic Club: Latin Club: Nature Study Club, Secretary: G. A. A.: Secretary Soph. and Ir. Class: Vice-Pres, Sr. Class, Senior Carnival Queen. Violet Lucile May Our girl. Sundae History Club: Dramatic Club: Nature Study Club, Bob Mack Moore She's my pride and Joyce. Retro, Photographer: Hi-Y: Stud. Council, Treasurer: Dramatic Club: Nature Study Club, Pres., Sec, Soph. Class. Martha Ernestine Moore Moar:e and Moore , just like her! Girl Reserves: History Club Soc. Sc. Club: Dramatic Club: Nature Study Club. Maxine lune Murphy 'Have you heard the one about the Moron that -.?.. History Club: Dramatic Club. Linda McDaniel She knows her Tales of Man-hu.ntin '. Math Club, History Club. Ioanne O'Connell Frank Swoonatra Pan Club No. 32l765098. Girl Reserve: History Club: Dramatic Club, Latin Club: Nature Study Club. Martha L. Owens Our part-time resident Retro Staff: Girl Reserves: Stud. Council: Soc. Sc. Club: French Club: G. A. A. lane Pattison Hi, Beautiful! Glee Club, Retro, Copy Editor: Girl Reserve, Sec., Vice-Pres.: History Club: Dramatic Club: French Club, Treas. Robert W. Rea From LeValley to the Air Corps. Glee Club. Dorothy Lucile Murphy Irish eyes are smilin ' -but obviously not at these title puns. Retro, Editor: Band Librarian: Orchestra! Math Club: Science Club: History Club, Latin Club: Nature Study Club: G. A. A., President: Glee Club: Miss limmY : Treas. Freshman Class: Vice-Pres. Soph. Class: Treas. Iunior Class: Latin Contest Winner: American Legion Contest Winner. David E. Myers How you going to keep him down on the farm? Hi-Y: Nature Study Club: Ag. Club. Richard E. Needler First bank president tin charge oi sweeping.: Basketball: Baseball, Captain: Hi-Y: Pres.: Math Club: History Club: Nature Study Club: Vice- Pres. Freshman Class: Pres. Soph. Class. Loring Overmyer Two-toned trouser twirp Hi-Y: Glee Club. Raymond Parker He gets the breaks-in the leg. Basketball. Frances Pickett The pause that re- lresl-les . Girl Reserve. Barbara Sue Reidy The gravy's in the navy. Flag Twirler: Girl Reserve, Treasg Math Club: Stud. Council: History Club: Soc, Sci. Club: Dramatic Club: Latin Club. Vera Maxine Rhodes Oh, my!. Girl Reserve, History Club: Dramatic Club: G. A. A.: Miss Jimmy, The Great Ben Allahu: French Club, Pres., Sec. Robert C. Schmidt He played with fire and got Bums. Baseball: Retro, Sports Editor: Hi-Y: Math Club Sec.: Science Club, History Club: Ag. Club: The Great Ben Allahu: Pres. lunior Class: Algebra Contest: Geometry Contest. Genelda F. Schultz A Bud has blossomed in her life. Girl Reserve: G. A. A.: Glee Club. Gail R. Schwartzkopt Pepsodent Grin. Band: Hi-Y: History Club: Dramatic Club: Nature Study Club. Robert T. Sirnison Semi-Trucks? Band: Orchestra: Hi-Y: History Club, Secretary: Dramatic Club, French Club: Nature Study Club' Miss Iimmy. 1 Crystal L. Steinhilber Dark Eyes Girl Reserve: History Club: Social Science Club, Dramatic Club. Margaret Pauline Stump . Why blondes cmd bru- nettes are iealous. Girl Reserve: Math Club: History Club: Secretary, Senior Class, Robert C. Rodgers Night-man at the green- house. Track: Retro, Asst. Editor: Hi-Y, Math Club: Science Club: History Club: Soc. Sc, Club: Latin Club, Treas: Nature Study: Ag. Club: Miss Iimmy : The Great Ben Allah : State Geometry Contest: State Track and Field Meet. Roumain Schmidt She Roumains sweet. Girl Reserve: History Club: Soc, Sci. Club, Dramatic Club: Latin Club. Dorothy Helen Schwartzkoph Could we borrow your little black book? Orchestra: Girl Reserves, Song Leader: Math Club: Soc. Sci. Club: Dramatic Club: Nature Study Club. Dale E, Schrack Our all-around good guyx, History Club: Social Science Club: French Club. Ioyce Anne Stahlsmith Gentlemen prefer-you know! Retro, Copy Editor: Girl Reserve: History Club: Dramatic Club, French Club: Miss Iimmy : The Great Ben Allah : Social Studies Club. Annabelle Stout My favorite subiect, Iymu' Girl Reserve: History Club: Dramatic Club: Latin Club: Secretary: French Club, Vice-Pres. Orval Tatrnan, Ir. Big surprises come in small packages. Band: Orchestra: Hi-Y. A i ,. If J fh. f, . ,,. .NXQ . . . E: ff 'H t you . s....,.,. f . 1' 7 f fl r 7 If ,.3L1.b,fX,TN . X' C f J ,fftx X X X X - 1 -1 .il i-I-: 'bX QL-u.,J.+gk ritz 9'33E'f J ,N Y. X1 . 7 . .M, MV, F I L, , . V f ,X J, , FX xxx- XX . 1 l - X' I ? ,,,. Y lt' 1 1 t,Xj'-I K f V --ffgf cxt4,f , gf.: 1 X J fx if .7 it ffm K A , sl .-if-2 ' f ' K . if I' i I if f' . XX x fc'-31' SH .,.,... lx Betty Loree Taylor Bittie Betty Dramatic Club. Iune Madeline Townsend She doesn't talk much: she thinks. Dramatic Clubf Glee Club. Gus Verona, lr. Our quvel wie1der. Basketball: Math Club: History Club: Nature Study Club7 Pres. Senior Class. H'-rold loseph 'Weseli Vim, vigor. and Vitalis. Band: History Club: Nattire Study Club: Band Trio. ' lean Isabelle Willman 1 think this is- Girl Reserve: Math Club: History Club: Social Science Club: Dramatic Club: Latin Club. Helen Edith Wilson Music Maker. Band: Orchestra: Girl Reserve: Latin Club, President: Latin Contest. luanita Ruth Woolard Skeeter-. History Club: Social Studies Club, Dramatic Club. lack Townsend We can count on him. Retro, Senior Editor: Math Club: History Club: Social Science Club: Dramatic Club: French Club: Nature Study Club. Betty Louise Tucker Any relation to Tommy? Dramatic Club: G. A. A.: Glee Club. Beverly Way She has rx Way with men. Girl Reserves: The Great Ben A1lah : Albany H. S. 3 years. Dohn F. Wiley wily Wi1ey. Student Council: Agriculture Club, Iune Arabelle Willrnan or is it-? Girl Reserves, Math Club: History Club: Social Science Club: Dramatic Club: Latin Club. Huth Elizabeth Wimmer A woman of few words Nature Study Club: G.A.A. Frederick Worthen Mr, Cronin's man Friday. Band, uniforms: Hi-Y: Math Club: History Club: Nature Study Club. l 4 fdrid l00l'l:50l :5 Seniors Mr. Mahin Mrs. Milar Iuniors Mr. Austin Miss Cole Sophomores Mr, Parks Mrs. Williamson Freshmen Miss Harter Mr. Warner 17: as o Seniors President .,...Y,......,,,,r.. Gus Verona Vice-president .... lane Mahorney Secretary ,,..V,........ Pauline Stump Treasurer ,r...Y Barbara Sue Reidy Iuniors President .,........ Ioseph Scheidler Vice-president ., Dudley Luzadder Secretary ..........r... Ann Reynolds Treasurer ......., .... I udith Boyles Sophomores President .,r................. Gerald Guy Vice-president .. Frank Kirkpatrick Secretary .r..,ri......... Elaine Morris Treasurer ,r...... Beverly Thomason Freshmen President .uY.........r,...r.. Virgil Davis Vice-president .,u... Clyde Allmon Secretary ..........,.,,.. Anne Harvey Treasurer ...,. Yvonne Andre rom orriefi . . lpfay iQ earfia 5 . First Bow: lohn Durr, Bose- rnary Dutton, Barbara Fields, loan Flynn, Bichard Frahrn, Eugene Futtrell. Second Bow: Betty Gardner, Vera Lee Cfarr, Kieth Gross, Berta Harnniitt, Loyle Haynes, Mary Lou Huffman. Third Row: Marjorie Huggins, Marjorie Houseman, Mary Howard, Lowell Hyde, Bob lnrnan, Madonna lones. Fourth Bow: loan Knecht, Helen Knight, Marjorie Knox. IUNIORS First Bow: Mariam Arnos, Marjorie Anderson, Gloria Andre, Frances Baker, Verlin Bantz, larnes Bedwell. Second Row: Mamie Bell, Iohn Bonharn, Lois Bowdell, ludy Boyles, Mary Brothers, Vir- ginia Burfenbarger. Third Bow: lune Burnworth, Dorabelle Cheesrnan, Anita Clark, Gladys Conner, Mary Lou Creager, Bob Crouse. Fourth Bow: Barbara Reason- er, Ann Bynolds, Nellie Dar- dine, lanet Darst, Marion Davison, Vera Davis. AJS Xxx Nm. .szzf congafence . . . mf . . IUNIORS First Row: Hope Lake, Bill Landis, lack Landis, Dudley Luzadder, Twilla Lynch, Don McConey. Second Row: Patty McCun'1e, Ioan McDonald, loyce Mc- Geath, Helen Markin, loan Maddox, Mary Maddox. Third Row: Ioyce Martindale, Fred Medler, Ruby Miller, Betty Moore, Bill Musselrnan, Eugene Nerf. Fourth Row: Esther Overmey- er, Martha Owens, Gene Pettit, lack Pooler, Katherine Price, lack Pruden. First Row: Byron Pursiful, Ioe Scheidler, Mary Ann Sebring, loanne Smith, Murray Slater, luanita Snow. Second Row: Richard Stroble, Richard Stroud, Betty Soren- son, Matilda Sutton, Sue Tat- nian, Richard Taylor. Third Row: Gail Thornburg, Melvin Tucker, Glenn Twibell, lean Van Horn, Wanda Wa- ters, Delight Wilson. Fourth Row: Mary Wilson, Ruth Wilson, Lorraine Winget. :- 1. .xgmgifioufi . nergefic 25 SOPHOMORES First Row: Robert Ball, Alden Balle, Ruby Bell, Wilber Bowen, Richard Cain, Martha Cheney. Second Row: Tom Church, lackie Claytor, Harry Cole, Rosemary Collins, Lila Lee Compton, Gerald Cook. Third Row: Bill Cooper, Na- talie Coulter, Bob Daniels, Elwanda David, Bill Davis, Bob Dee. Fourth Row: Betty Denton, Margaret Dixon, Ruth Egnew, Harry Elliott, Dora Elwood, Dessa Florence. Fifth Row: Betty Lou Futrell, lunior Gilbert, lanet Gough, Evelyn Green, Gerald Guy, Bob Hackney. Sixth Row: Thomas Howard, Freda Howell, Dick Hughes, Virginia lames, Bob Ienkins, Mary Sue lohnson. Seventh Row: Dick lohnson- baugh, Irene Keltner, Phyllis King, Frank Kirkpatrick, Bob Kinser, Bob Kreigbaum. Eighth Row: Orvall Lamott, Frank Lane, lean Lanning, Frances McCrum, PQCJQY Mc- Cune, Marilyn McKee. Ninth Row: Patty Mahorney Bill Martin,W'Ellen Medler, age? . . gil! lfl,5LCL:ffLC SOPHOMORES First Row: Bill Meredith, Max- ine Micheal, Harold Miller, Wesley Miller, Rethal Moore, Elaine Morris. Second Row: Nilah l. Morris, loyce Overmyer, lames Pace, Richard Parks, Helen Peter- son, lerome Rabbitt. Third Row: Mary Ramseyer, Virginia Ramseyer, Bob Raw- lings, Bob Reynolds, Bob Rice, Charles Ridgeway. Fourth Row: Mary Robertson, Marseline Robinson, Virginia Royce, Marjorie Russell, Ele- anor Schiedler, Lowell Schultz Fifth Row: Gene Shady, Ioyce Shores, Veleda Sill, Steve Simmons, Lloyd Slater, Bill Stanley. Sixth Row: Don Sthrome, Mary Louise Stiitler, Alyce Stout, Dealie Sullivan, Melvina Sut- ton, Beverly Thomason. Seventh Row: Wanda Tomlin- son, Richard Trussel, Ralph Tudor, Fred Van Gorden, Opal Wallace, Cletus Ward. Eighth Row: George Wentz, Esther Wikel, Molly Io Wiles, Delight Williams, Margaret Wilson, Basil Wood, Ninth Row: Freda Woolard, Patty Workman, Don Wun- derlin, 30lli.j6'l0ll! 8l 0 2 Olflg FRESHMEN First Row: Clyde Allman, Yvonne Andre, Richard At- kinson, Mary Baker, Margaret Ball, Clarence Bell. Second Row: Lorraine Bennett, Iack Bickel, Wilma Black, Bonnie Boyer, Richard Brook, Donald Burgess. Third Row: lames Burns, Ver- nabelle Cambell, Leo Carll, Patty Casterline, Fostine Cheeseman, Theodora Clark. Fourth Row: Wanda Cline, Roberta Cook, Frances Coons, Iames Coronato, Barbara Cox, Bob Crawford. Fitth Row: Martha Cronin, Virqil Davis, Doris Dodds, Madonna Dubois, Carol Dutro, Mary Earnest. Sixth Row: Ronald Farlina, Phyllis Feaster, Iames Felqer, Denelda Flatter, Tom Flynn, Ioyce Frahm. Seventh Row: Iames Funk, Annabelle Futtrell, Allene Gardiner, Tom Garver, Fred Green, Helen Gross. Eiqhth Row: Harold Golds- berry, Mable Haag, Norman Hahin, Nilah Hardwick, Anne Harvey, Bob Hildebrand. Ninth Row: Franklin Hopkins, Russell Huitman, Lois Iames 1 Mary Ann Iames, Clyde lones, lack Iones, Tenth Row: Merlin Iones, Myr- tle Iones, Gerald Kemp. gui Ze? ire n .7Aeir a FRESHMEN First Row: Fern Lake, Ray- mond Lake, Bill Lamott, Lo- rena Lambert, Mary Lamb- iotte, Annette Landis. Second Row: Charles Leist, Rebecca Lipp, Madeline Luz- adder, Wayne Mclntyre, Bar- bara McVicker, Paul May. Third Row: luanita Michael, Bob Willer, Betty Monroe, Howard Morris, Herald Mow- lery, Elsie Nipp. Fourth Row: Barbara O'Con- nell, Dick O'Connell, lune Perry, lanet Piquet, Mary Pru- den, David Rabitt. Fifth Row: lack Rains, Harri- ette Randall, Betty Ratlift, Thurman Ray, lr., George Reidy, Mable Reynard. Sixth Row: lohn Rosebaum, Tom Saxon, Bob Schultz, Mary Ann Secrestn' Robert Shady, Bill Shatto. Seventh Row: Norman Shatto, Patty Shatto, Virginia Sills, Steven Sims, Dale Snow, lunior Snyder, Eighth Row: Sue Stone, lunior Taylor, Charles Timmons, Walter Thrasher, Richard Towsand, Ruth Towsand. Ninth Row: Howard Wentz, Harry Wilcoxin, Bob Wilkins, Delores Williams, Richard Williams, Lawrence Willman. Tenth Row: Bill Wimmer, Mary Woods, Edgar Wrestler. Xl02I L2l'LCe! Ile mal' . EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Fern Alexander, leanette Alexander, Phyllis Atkinson, Betty Ayers, Delihah Baker, Nilliam Bates. Second Row: Richard Beeson, George Bennett, Raymond Blankenbaker, Nina Byler, Norman Cartwright, Chester Cavanough. Third Row: Iacaueline Chen- ey, Wilma Cline, Bill Cole, lunior Cook, Sam Cook, Wil- liam Coons. Fourth Row: Iulia Cooper, Bill Creagor, Richard Cream- er, Iohn Crimmel, William Crouse, leanette Culbertson. Fifth Row: Virginia Dillie, Gene Elliott, Mary Elliott, Mary I. Elliott, Robert Engle- hart, Gene Farling, Sixth Row: Ioan Fields, lohn Flynn, Bonnie Ford, lames Ful- ton, Dean Gosnell, lean Goss- link. Seventh Row: Frank Gray, Norma Garver, Patricia Hays Lynn Hile, lack Hornbacker, Eugene Howard. Eighth Row: Marilyn Huffman, Kenneth Hurst, Wayne Hus- ton, Ralph lames, lane John- sonbaugh, Bob jones. Ninth Row: Dick lones, Dor- othy Iones, Norma lones, Eu- gene Kile. 5911, tefetf tif! unreueak EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Forrest Kimmel, Bonnie Kirkwood, Mary Knoopi Dorothy Kravis, Herbert Lam- bert, Iune Landaker. Second Row: Betty Landis, Ioan Landis, Patty Lange, Dallas Leist, Don Linder, Ieanne Linder. Third Row: Nancy Lord, lack Luellen, lack Lytle, Alberta McCrum, Ada Markins, Gladys May. Fourth Row: Frances Melton, lohn Miller, Betty Mooreland, Rex Morgan, Patty Parkinson, Fred Patterson. Fifth Row: Charles Price, Gene Bains, Bill Roderick, Dick Runyon, Helen Santilli, lanet Schrack. Sixth Bow: Ioan Shatto, Anne Shoup, Dick Schache, George Shrock, Gerold Snyder, Charles Stone, Seventh Bow: lyde Suits IJ' Beverly Thornburgh, Burl Tucker, Earl Van Horn, Robert Van Horn, Allen Walker. Eighth Bow: Bob Warner, Lu- cille Wentz, Mary Whitaker, Bob Wickel, Nick Wilhem, Kathryne Williams. Ninth Bow: lack Wishon, Patty Wishon, Thelma Woolard, Patty Zeek. Eg gzgevl Zzzginnem . SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Iris Ahrens, Bernice Ayres, Byron Baker, Lydia Bales, Robert Beeson, Earl Bennett. Second Row: Logan Bergdoll, Aileen Blakely, Wanda Blalcef ly, lack Boyles, Herbert Bridg- es, Tom Brown. Third Row: lean Buitenbarger. lack Cheney, Ronnie Coons, Woodrow Coon, Brodely Crawford, Wayne Doty. Fourth Row, Bill Davis, lohn Dixon, Ruby Dodds, George Bmshwiller, Ioan Enos, lack Felger. Fifth Row: George Fulton, Ar- thur Gadbury, Iohn Gadbury, Richard Gadbury, luanita Gardiner, Rex Garr, Sixth Row: Lola Garrett, Don- nie Garver, Betty Gurnrn, Helen Harless, Colleen Hurst, Patsy Huston. Seventh Row: Stuart Hyde, Wanda lnman, lanet Iohnson, Ieanette lohnson, Virgil Iohn- son, Betty Iames. Eighth Row: Donna Kellogg, Harry Kirnrnall, Richard Kim- mell, lune King, Fred Knoder- er, Lois Lake. Ninth Row: Lois Lambert, David Landis, Lorena Landa- ker, Nathan Landaker, Bob Lawrence, Iune Lawrence. Kg .96!e6l,6 . SEVENTH GRADE First Bow: Charles Le Valley, Anne Lewis, Bill Linder, Mary Lyons, Bob McDermit, Anna Louise Mclntyre. Second Bow: Rosemary Mc- Kee, Peter Maddox, Belva Markin, Bill May, Ernest Med- ler, Marietta Miller, Third Bow: Shirley Monroe, Phyllis Morgan, Donald Mor- ris, Bonnie Needler, Ianet Overmyer, lohn Overmeyer. Fourth Bow: lohn Pattison, Tom Pattison, Sue Perry, Dick Poivre, Margaret Ptamseyer, Ann Rawlings. Fifth Row: lack Bennarol, Nor- ma Beichenbarger, Petty Bey- nolds, Darlene Risinger, Vaughn Ftittenour, Carl Saun- ders, Sixth Row: Dick Saxon, Patty Schuller, Phyllis Shatto, Dean Shaw, Patty Shaw, lack Shoup. Seventh Bow: lack Siders, Dale Snyder, Qra Lee Snyder, Wanda Sparks, Russell Stan- ley, Nancy Stiitler. Eighth Bow: Bob Stone, Tom Stone, lohn Stout, Frances Suite, lack Tennison, Patricia Tomlinson. Ninth Bow: Charles Uhrick, Sarah Wallace, Dick Wert, George Williams, Bobert Wine, Doris Woodard. Wivl- mar euenfA ROW l: Harold Huffman, Robert Smith, Ray L. Iones, Iohn Rice, Bill Gosselink, Vaughn Cook, Billy Mab- bitt, Dale Snyder, Bob McDermit, Ernest Iones, William Shady. ROW 2: Bob Lininger, Iackie Lord, Iannalee Martin, lean Mabbitt, Esther Bates, Ioyce Iohnson, Alene Doty, Patty DuBois, Ruthann Barley, Anna- bell Alexander. ROW 3: Tommy Wagner, Nila Sue Coon, Wanda Lee Goff, Norma lean Overmyer, Ieanene Cheney, Frances Ritenour, Peggy l-lays, Patty Lou Al- bright, Barbara Ann Kirkpatrick. Row 4: George Emshwiller, Robert Roderick, Iackie Speidel, Donna lean Kemp, Ella Mae Hess, Betty lean Warren, Georgianna Williams, Anita Pownall, Alice Nortan. SPONSORS OFFICERS ...,.. , ,,,..,. , ,,, ,,.,. -'i f' 3 . -- ' , -ulh . xx .L Q S9V9mh Gmdei Miss Chalfgmf MT- Seventh Grade: George Willman, Eighth Grade: lames Fulton, Cross' lack Cheney, Rosemary McKee, Iean Linder, Ioan Shatto, Ieanette Eliqflgth Grade: Miss Greene, Miss AUD RCIWHFIQSQ Alexander- u man. In Memoriam Robert Zimmerman Ruth David re-JEL lqacfice Here are some more of the old oil by-products of I-lartford High's grease monkeys. Could this be com- ing events casting their shadows be- fore? Air Force-maybe? The finely drawn expressions on the lads' faces are the products of hours and hours of concentration. The mechanical drawing class is proud to give to the world a group of men who know where to draw the line. A tisket, a tasket, A little sewing basket- A needle, a pin, Thats the way to begin. A tuck, a dart, Makes a very good start A pleat, some sheering, No point in hurrying. A gusset, a sleeve They're ready to leave. My! Don't they look stunning? Gail, Loyle, Don, and Ioe: That's the way with radio. Carefully give the dial a twirl- No room here for a giddy girl. String the aerial round and round, Lap a wire to the ground, Listen closely when passing the door. Testing . . . One-two-three-four. 7 idcouragin an They don't know why they miss them They don't know what to say: It's 'cause I perch upon the rim And push the balls away. ZH Q-W We, the students of Hartford High, be- lieve in developing our social as Well as intellectual skills, Our clubs, musical organ- izations, and athletic groups provide this op- portunity. Here We meet those with whom We have interests in common. We share in experience, and profit from the exchange of ideas. Here we find our natural abilities and hidden talents. Here We choose the interests that will have such importance in our future lives. In these groups we mix business and pleasure and prove that it works. Yes, We have pleasant, enjoyable times together, but at the same time We have a serious purpose -the development of our minds and bodies. Clubs keep the school routine from be- coming monotony and drudgery. Here we recover our cheerful smiles and carefree personalities after a slow, hard day of con- centration and study. Some groups contribute in a particular Way to the morale of the Whole student body by their activities, for instance, the athletic division. We all enter into the alma mater spirit at a basketball or baseball game. Of course, all groups influence the morale of the group as a Whole by the effect that they wield upon members. i Yes, no matter in what direction our in- terests lie, there is an organization in Hart- ford High Where We can further our educa- tion on the matter and be associated with the people who have ideas in common with ours. I A c 5.1 sf! ,r My X 37 N- Al- CC 7 27 Unipln upltef H943 Senior Class Playl Abby, aspires to be a singer 7,,7.A,7A,...... Dot, aspires to be a dancer .... ..7s,..s,,..... Gilda, aspires to clean the apartment .,r,......,, ,Y.r,,i..,, Minnie Mildew, aspires to find a victim ,r..,r,, ,,,, ,,,... , A i Robert Wright, aspires to sell his musical comedy .....,, Martha Willman Helen Honey .. Sarah Harvey Patty lohnston Robert Murphy Mollie Malone, aspires to collect the rent V,..,.....,.,,...,.,,..,.,i,........ Esther Gosnell Patricia Arnold, aspires to be an actress ,,,v.,,,,. Messenger Boy, aspires to deliver a telegram i.,.. ............. Mary leanne Franklin Dominic Wilson Policewoman, aspires to catch a criminal .,....... ........,., P atricia Crouse Oscar Bimbleton, aspires to be an astrologer .,.. lrene Manning, aspires to return home ..........,. Ben, aspires to be bold and daring ........,,, ,i..i . Sam Townsend Violet Sills Iohn Brothers l f. 5 4 Pat, trisk him and see if he's got a gun. At last! . , . At last! . . . A victim! Gilda - you're kidnapped! The Entire Company 'U Z? ,QW 2, Ae gfeat en HA H944 Senior Class Playl Ben Allen, who might be called a iakir .l..,7,wll,,..,.,llY..Yl.l..,... Robert Schmidt Ed Weston, who takes somewhat himself .l..oo,Mo ...,,o .... ...... R o b ert Rodgers Ruth Aldrich, who wants to marry for love, especially Ben loyce Ann Stahlsmith lessica Aldrich, Ruth's mother, and spiritual-minded .... Marjorie Kriegbaum Roberta Houston, lessica's practical sister .,,t.t,t....oo,,,t..........,,,,Y,,i Ianice Hayden Helen lohnson, Ruth's close iriend .,,,,,,,........,,. .,,, .,....,,,,,... B a rbara Sue Reidy Mrs. Schyler Van Schuler, Mrs. Aldrich s trienol in spiritualism ,.., Vera Rhodes Hawkins, the butler, not caring much tor spiritualism .,,,,...,l..,,,, Gene Davis Dorothy, the maid, caring much tor Hawkins ,,..i.....Y.,.,.....,,,.i,...,.. Bevery Way Professor Randolph Rawlings, a psychologist-spiritualist ......., Shirley Brown Im , f t l C6 77 imey Mr. Brittan's democratic method of teaching is appreciated by his students and all who know him. His excellent knowledge of music and easy manner of transmitting the information to others has enabled our director to organize and de- velop a large and efficient instrumental program of music in our school. His ready smile and English manner made him a favorite of the student body and faculty. Wad fer uaicianzi sEN1oR BAND Lorena Lambert, Annabette Futrell. Director: E. L. Brittan. Flutes: Patty McCune, Rosemary McKee. Oboe: Darlene Risinger. Bassoon: Ianice Hayden. Alto Clarinet: Bob Simison. Bass Clarinet: Loyle Haynes. B-flat Clarinets: Frank Kirkpatrick, Harold Weseli, Ioan Smith, Lowell Hyde, Dorabelle Cheeseman, Margaret Dix- on, Betty Rae Hupe, Peggy McCune, Mary Ann Secrest, Gloria Andre, Ianet Gough, Iohn Parks, Tom Garver, Shirley Ann Monroe, Stuart Hyde, Kathryn Williams, Connie Hilde- brand, Tom Flynn. Alto Sax: Opal Wallace, Frank Lane, Fostine Cheeseman, Lois Ann Lake. Tenor Sax: Ieanette Alexander. Baritone Sax: Nick Wilhelms. Cornets: Iunior Tatman, Bill Lamott, Ronny Farling, Mer- lin Iones, Tom Church, Wayne Mclntyre, lack Boyles, Bill Linder, Raymond Lake, Ann Harvey, Dick Iones, Bob Hilde- brand, Gene Farling, Paul May. French Horns: Dorothy Murphy, Bob Fields, lack Chaney, Baritone: Melvian Sutton, Basil Wood, Bill Davis, Dick Iohnsonbaugh. 'I' o'nbones: Shirley Brown, Gail Schwartzkoph, Bill Mc- Colly, Gerald Guy, Nilah lane Morris, Helen Peterson, David Rabbitt, Iunior Cook. Basses: Harold Miller, Virgil Iohnson, Lloyd Slater, Iohn Rosenbaum. Drums: Charles Ridgeway, Clyde Suite, Bill Roderick, Nor- man Hawn, Bob Zimmerman, Frank Gray. Tymps: lack Pruden. Marimba: Helen Wilson, Ioyce Frahm. Drum Major: Norman Hawn. Baton Twirlers: Berta Hammit, Mary Wilson, Iune Land- a er. Flag Twirlersz Alice Stout, Barbara Cox, Barbara Reason- er, Ruth Wilson, Ioan McDonald, Yvonne Andre. Student Director: Frank Kirkpatrick. Treasurer: Ianice Hayden. Librarian: Dorothy Murphy. .ggraufna ifed ORCHESTRA: Director: E. L. Brittan Pianist: Mary Ann Secrest. Violins: Ada Markins, Betty Ratliff, lack Bickel, Basil Wood, Nina Byler, Ioyce Frahm, Iune Landaker, lane Iohn- sonbaugh, Annabelle Futrell, Thelma Woolard, Robert Schultz. Flute: Rosemary McKee. Darlene Risiniger. Oboe: Cello: Tanice Havden. IB!-flat Clarinets: Margaret Dixon, Shirley Monroe, Betty Rae upe. Alto Saxaphones: Frank Kirkpatrick, Lois Ann Lake. Tenor Saxaphones: Ieannette Alexander. Baritone Saxaphone: Nick Wilhems. Cornets: lack Boyles, Ann Harvey, Dick Iones, Raymond Lake, Bill Linder. French Horns: lack Chaney, Lorena Lambert. Baritone: Bill Davis. Trombones: David Rabbitt. , Basses: Harold Miller. Drums: Bill Roderick. ' Marimba: Helen Wilson. valid Soudad IUNIOR BAND: Director: E. L. Brittan. Flute: Bonnie Needler. B-flat Clarinets: Bernice Ayers, Iune Iohnson, Patty Huston, Ann Shoup, Francis Suite, Dick Poivre, Ernest Medler, Clyde Crimmel, Dick Wert, Tom Iames, Charles Leslie, George Fulton, Hal McConaugley. C-Clarinets: Margaret Amos. Cornets: Max Knoop, Betty Markins, Bill Davis, Gerald Leech, Fred Sills, Sherman Sills, Ronnie Coons, Anna Louise Mclntire, Tom Brown, Richard Krimmel, Von Ritenour, Allan Baker, Ronald Uptegraft, David Mahorney, David Landis, Don Garver. Alto Saxaphones: Iohn Crimmel, Billy Bates, Iacqueline Wright, Sarah Wallace, Carol Knoderer. B-flat Soprano Saxaphone: lim McClain. C Saxaphone: Barbara Kimmel. Alto Horns: Lorena Lambert, Annabelle Futrell, lane Iohnsonbaugh. Trombones: Iunior Cook, Fred Knoderer. Basses: Gene Kyle, Bob Warner, Iack Hornbaker, Norman Cortwright, Gerald Snyder. A Drums: Bussy Lake, lack Siders, Peter Maddox, Don Bur- gess, Bill Shatto, lim Bates, Iilm Shorey. 41 Vnegmfy maireaa As the leader of the Vocal music depart- ment of our school, Miss Nesbitt works tire- lessly and diligently. She trains both our boys' and girls' Glee Clubs and in recent years has organized the Sextet tquintet this yearl. Her Valuable experience combined with her outstanding talent makes us proud to have her as a teacher in our high school. udic ,945 Qui' WaJneAA GIRLS' GLEE cLUB FIRST ROW: R. Dutton, M. Haag, D. Schwartzcopf, R. Townsend, E. Greene, L. Garrett, I. Overmeyer, G Conner, S. Wallace, M. Owens, L. Compton, I. Snow, P. Mahorney, M. Wiles, C. Hurst, L. Landacre B. Way, G. Schultz,M. Felqer, B. Byler, B. Cook, P. Casterline. SECOND ROW: I. Lanninq, B. Ratlii-f, B. Landis, V. Gadbury, P. Feaster, V. Ramsyer, I. McGeath, B Cheney, R. Eqnew, I. Alexander, M. Rarnsyer, R. Moore, E. Schiedler, B. Moore, I. Frahm, I. Enos,I Lawrence, M. Wood, W. Cline, A. Rawlings, D. Platter, M. Iames. THIRD ROW: M. DuBois, P. Morgan, A. McIntyre, S. Monroe, R. McKee, I. Landaker, A. Earnest, I. Mc- Donald, B. Hammitt, P. McCune, R. Henley, M. Burns, M. Anderson, A, Stout, A. Lewis, D. Murphy, D Risinqer, B. Needler, M. Wilson, M. Pruden, R. Miller, M. I-Iouseman. FOURTH ROW: F. Suite, W. Sparks, I. Iohnson, I. Iohnson, M. Russell, M. Michials, L. Bales, B. Thoma- son, V. Campbell, F. Evilsizer, M. Miller, D. Kellogg, C. I-Iilderbrand, 1. Ahrens, L. Lake, O. Snyder, P Schuller, I. Byler, Z. Bantz. ur rima onnad QUINTET Girls' Quintet, First row: Anne Stout, Dorothy Murphy Martha Burns. Second row: Ianice Hayden, Miss Esther Nesbit, Berta I-Iammitt. juiure cu-uaoa BOYS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: I. Hornbaker, B. Iones, R. Iones, P. Maddox, D. Runyon, R. Warner, W. Cortwriqht, I. Miller, B. Cole, G. Willman, A. Gadbury, I. Lytle, C. Price. SECOND ROW: B. Creaqor, G. Emshwiller, B. Roderick, I. Siders, T. Stone, E. Ktle, I. Shores, F. Patter- son, I. Rabbitt, V. Ritenour, I. Gadbury, B. McDermit, E. Van Horn. THIRD ROW: E. Medler, I. Stout, B. Linder, I. Dickson, I. Leuellen, T. Brown, I. Overmyer, D. Leist, D. Cook, R. Wine, R. Roderick, I. Speidel, I. Felger. unior- enior rom Time: 9 o'clock, a spring evening in l943. Place: A transformed gymnasium. Eventwneed you ask? The climax of the year's gala occasion, the prom, was innaugurated by the dignified president ofa thrilled junior class placing the traditional crown of flowers on the head of the 1943 prom queen, Betty Canter. Soft lights, the romantic blending of saxaphones playing Stardust, an original attractive garden setting, and scores of beautifully gowned girls and handsome fellows all contributed toward making the lunior-Senior Prom an italicized item in our book of high school memories. lohnny's Go-boys -Iunior Brown and What's the matter, fellows? Are we Bill Cooper. behind? Their favorite coloreyellerln Bill Car- Go ahead, Bill, don't wait for the rnicheal and lim Davis. camera. Let us consider, chums, the basketball. Do you remember back in the dark past when at the mention of basketball we had a vague idea of an inflated sphere carried in a basket? Then came the fateful year when we entered the realm of the institution of higher education. Basketball became an ideal in life, a constant thought, a major joy. Although your minds had been crowded and drugged with thoughts of English and algebra, all is forgotten on Friday night. As you attempt to enter the gym, members of the junior class suddenly descend upon you and tear your coat from your back, leaving you only a slip of paper minus five cents. Soon comes the tipoff, and the ball game is under way. The teams race up and down the floor, baskets are scored, whistles blow, and the crowd drives itself into a frenzy. Time out, and the yell leaders go into action in an attempt to out-yell the opposing fans. Midway the band displays its talents as the crowd collects itself for the final moments. As play resumes, we have more of the same4only more so. The only ones in the gym who retain their sanity are the players themselves. Look, a foul! About ten seconds: there's the gun! Say, who won the game? Are you kidding, mister? Hartford City, of course! CAlN: Ioe's height made him especially Valuable under the backboards. Although slowed by illness midway in the sea- son, he was always counted upon for a hard game at for- ward. loe is a senior. ALLIVION: Gaining experience early in the season, Iim earn- ed himself a place on the varsity. lim is a senior and his skill on left handed shots will be added to the want- ed list for next season, BECKLEY: lack is noted for playing a tough game from start to finish. Iack's special ability on long shots from the side will be missed next year, IOHNSON: Monk , our tall center and captain, is in there fighting every game. He is high point man and will be missed next year. 31118612 QOOJ l VERONA: Gus played both forward and center positions. He could always be counted upon for baskets and will be missed next year as he is a senior. ANDERSON : Dick was always a high-light of the game. His drive and scoring ability were both outstanding and he will be hard to replace next year. GILLAND: Snake usually played a guard position on the second team. Harold showed much ability both on offense and defense. He is a sophomore, allowing two more productive years. LANDIS: Bill's long one was a special thrill of every game. With ability both on offense and defense, he prom- ises to be of exceptional Value in 1945. ...,4m! flue LUZADDER: Although a jun- ior, Dudley earned himself a regular place in every game. His dependability was always a steadying influence to the squad. TAYLOR: Dick usually play- ed on the second team but at various times he broke in- to the varsity line-up. His height and ability should be of great advantage to the fu- ture Airedales. PETTIT: Gene is a junior and, considering his height and shooting ability, he promises to fill one of the graduation gaps. TUCKER: In a forward posi- tion, Melvin is always on the ball and was a regular scorer with his famous one- hand over-head shot. Tuck has another great year ahead. 01211 .' mx X 11,95 M0-ffff F F First Row: Bob Rice, Harold Gilland, Dick Cain, Bill Lamott, Bill Davis. Second Row: Coach Glentzer, Gene Shady, Gerald Guy, Bob Krieqbaum, Richard Student Mgr. Bill Cooper. Taylor, Delight Wilson unior .gina First Row: Earl Van Horn, lack Lytle, Robert Warner, Iim Fulton. Second Row: David Landis, John Flynn, Harry Kimmel, Iohn Crimmel, lack Hornbaker. Third Row: Robert Van Horn, Norman Cartwright, Fred Patterson, Chester Cavanauqh, Eugene Kile, and Virgil Iohnson. jacficiano lOHNNY Leonard lohnny Ireland capably filled the position of athletic director this year. As coach of the basketball team, he built the Airedales into a smooth-running team which showed much strength and teamwork. Not only did Mr. Ireland coach basketball, but he also supervised the track and baseball teams, lohnny, a man of versatility, has a vigorous personality which never failed to guide and in- spire the Airedale teams. The school is fortunate to have him directing its athletic program. Mr. Ireland came to Hartford City last year after compiling a fine coaching record at Bock Creek High School. , LEE Lee Glentzer came to Hartford City in October to become assistant coach when Mr. Dorton left for the Navy. He Was coach at Bryant High School before he became connected with the Hartford City High School. Mr. Glentzer spent many hours with the Pups as Well as with the other teams of the high school. His guidance led them to many victories. He has efficiently filled a difficult position and We congratulate him on his fine efforts. KENNY Kenneth Dorton, who served capably as head coach last year and taught two months this year, received a commission in the United States Navy and reported for duty in October. We wish Mr. Dorton Well in his new work. Season's Record Hartford City 35 Hartford City 36 Montpelier 39 Bluffton 39 Hartford City 29 Hartford City 26 Warren 30 Berne 43 Hartford City 18 Hartford City 25 Burris 23 Montpelier 33 Hartford City 32 Hartford City 35 Muncie Central 34 Huntington 34 Hartford City 22 Hartford City 45 Bluffton 29 Dunkirk 44 Hartford City 42 Hartford City 34 Ft. Wayne Central 54 Kendallville 38 Hartford City 45 Hartford City 37 Portland 38 Berne 47 Hartford City 45 Hartford City 33 Columbia City 29 Decatur 22 Hartford City 35 Hartford City 38 Roll 33 Garrett 45 Hartford City 33 Hartford City 46 Alexandria 45 Auburn 62 Ckoice of fke Jcwanid 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1933 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 Gene lohnson PAST WINNERS Marchal Babbitt Robert Clyde Byron Huggins Harry Bohr William Pettit Kenneth Dorton Richard Baugher William Crites Clyde Fulton Frank Wunderland Eldon Campbell Eugene Alexander Max Wagner Walter Markin Paul Werry Neal Gardner To Gene lohnson, captain ot the 1943-44 Airedale basket- ball squad, goes the highest distinction in the high school athletic program-the winning ot the Kiwanis sportsmanship award. Gene, who scored 257 points this season tdouble the total ot his nearest colleaguel, was the unanimous choice of the Kiwanis selection committee-a rare and deserved tribute to his healthy attitude, skill and dependability. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept Sept iamonc! Kaya SEASON'S RECORD H. C. Opponents Berne l 3 Berne 3 4 QA T C H Eaton 4 O Berne 4 5 Berne U l2 Huntington Twp. 6 4 Eaton 5 4 Eaton 8 6 Top Row: Bill Davis, right field, Gene Iohnson, pitcher, Ioe Cain, right field: lim Allmon, pitcher, Shire ley Brown, Ir., catcher, Bill Landis, catcher, Bob Crouse, outfielder: Kenny Dorton, assistant coach. Middle Row: Gene Landis, pitcher, Gerald Guy, 2nd base, Bob Kriegbaum, centerfieldf Iim Bell, left- iield, lack Landis, iniielderg Dudley Luzadder, 3rd base, Gene Shady, outfielder, Iohnny Ireland, coach. Front Row: Bill McColly, lst base, Dick Cain, lst base, Bob Schmidt, catcher, Orville Lamott, 3rd base: Melvin Tucker, lst base, Bill Larnott, right field, Dick Anderson, center iield. Dick Needler, captain and shortstop, linsetl. POUHJ p0llJl el 6 l Q Q TRACK First Row: Dudley Luzadder, Neal Gardner, Ray Pemberton, Dick Dorton, lack Dolan, Dick Anderson Second Row: Mr. Ireland and Mr. DortonvCoaches. Third Row: Delight Wilson, Melvin Tucker, Gene Iohnson, Bob Rodgers, Bill Landis, Iames Moreland. Last year the track sport, long abandoned in the Hartford City High' School, was revived. Although the track team had no track on which to work out, the squad proved itself very worthy of recogni- tion. The Airedales defeated the Bluffton Tigers in their first dual meet, and the next week defeated the Montpelier Pacers. The thinlies placed fourth in the Northeastern Indiana Conference track and field meet held at Auburn. Gardner, Dorton, Dolan, Rodgers, and Pember- ton took part in the sectional held at Muncie later in the season. Rodgers was the only winner for Hartford City in the sectional, triumphing in the mile run. Rodgers led the field of other runners most of the way, but was finally edged out by Wilbur Stairs of New Castle, one of the state's best at the distance. Stairs won third in the state finals held at Technical High School at Indianapolis. Rodgers qualified for the state track meet at Indianapolis by taking second place in the sectional. A total of l27 athletes from eleven schools was certified for the Muncie sectional, so the competition was very great. Gardner was outstanding in every meet. Among his wins were two firsts and four seconds, and he participated in the IOU-yard dash, 220-yard dash, the broad jump, and was a member of the one-half mile and mile relay teams. He was the most versatile individual on the team, Dorton won the most firsts of any individual runner. He won first in the 440-yard run at Bluffton and Montpelier and took the only Hartford City first in the N.E.I.C. at Auburn. He was narrowly edged out in the Muncie sectional. Dolan and Pemberton were also excellent trackmen. Dolan was fast and had consistent enthusiasm. He helped to urge on the others, too. y'MOJUCf5 V f'!,l -. Q,,.tt tixxffle Which one's loe? Franlcie's lost his place Leading figures. again. l-luddle up a little closer. The institution, Emily's little boy lunior Lay that pistol down, lane. What, no cranberries? Social events are to school life what spice is to food. These events are the prod- ucts of detailed planning by organizations' committees. Although each of these organiz- tions has a special field in which it is interested, some things are common to all. Take the election of officers, for instance. We bring our gang in full force, shout the ring teader's name for president, immediately close the nominations, send the Whips along to round up votes-and were in good for the year. And then for the functions of committees, the members spend Weeks trying to get together Cwhich they finally manage to do at the last minutelg brief, indefinite orders are shouted about who is to do this and when and th the event is a hu , e biggest surprise of all is that ge success With everything going like clockwork-all due to the thoughtful planning of the committee. 85 QPU? t Q26 GIRL RESERVES President, lane Mahorney Secretary, Berta Harnmitt Vice-president, lune Burnworth Treasurer, Barbara Riedy Chaplain, Patty McCune Row l: A. Stout, l. Pattison, l. A. Stahlsmith, B. Fields, l. Burnworth, M, Sebring, M. Sorenson A. Reynolds, N. Dardine, B. Reasoner. Row 2: R. Stump, B, Canter, D. Miller, L. Bantz, C. Steinhilber, I, Willman, l. Vtfillman, V. Gad bury, M. Felger, F. Baker, H. Knight. Row 3: M. Owens, D. Murphy, B. Hupe, R. Schmidt, E. Moore, L. Love, D. LeValley, M. Bell, V. Garr, M. Amos. Row 4: M. lones, M. Huffman, M. Robinson, E. Wikel, V. Ramseyer, E. Green, B. Byler, I. Knecht V. Burienbarger, ID. Cheesinan. Row 5: G. Schultz, I. Snow, M, Knox, R. Dutton, V. Iames, B. Bonham, V. Siles, G. Royce, M Robinson, E. Morris, l Hayden. Row l: B. Hamrnitt, Mrs. Daniels, l. Mahcrney, B. Reidy, N. Morris, H. Peterson, B. Thomason, M McKee, I. Gough, P. McCune, G. Andre, M. Stirfler. Row 2: M. Kriegbaum, I. Maddox, P. Workman, R. Moore, M. Russell, F. McCrum, E, Scheidler P. Mahorney, I. Claytor, l. Keltner, R. Henley, R. Stimson. Row 3: W. Tomlinson, M. Dixon, S. Tatman, l. Lanning, P. King, D. Elwood, D, Florence, B. Put rell, I. Boyles, M, Mannix, M, Wilson, Row 4: I. Smith, I. McDonald, M. Creager, F, Pickett, M. Ramseyer, l. Shores, I. Martindale, M Huggins, M. Brothers, T, Lynch, M. Anderson, M. Burns. Row 5: M. lohnson, P. McCune, I. Flynn, B. Way, L. Bowdell, K, Price, D. Schwartzkoph, I. Mc Geath, R. Miller, M. Wiles, L. Compton, E, Ovexnieyer, M. Howard, I. Darst, W. Waters. 1 SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB President, Dick Frohm Secretory, ludy Boyles Vice-president, Ruth Stirnson Treasurer, Esther Overniyer Row l: Mr. Henderson, I. Willmdn, l. Willmon, C. Steinhilber, D. Schwortzkopt, B. Bonhurn, I Knecht, M. Mcrkin, I. Dcrrst, R. Hrimrnitt, B. 'l d'ylox'. Row 2, V. Gddbury, M. Felqer, M. Owens, R. Schmidt, E. Moore, M. Kreigbdum, W. Woters, R Stimson, R. Wilson, L. Love, H. Knight, I. Scheidler Row 3: B. WC1Yr l. Pickett, K. Price, L. I. Bowdell, I. McDonald, T. Lynch, I. Boyles, E. Overmeyer, M. Anderson, l. Townsend, B. Tucker, I. Show, R. Dutton ROW 4: l. Pooler, D. LdVollev, I. O'COnnell, G. Schultz, V. ldmes, M. HUHHUIUHN, B. Rerisoner, M L. Creoger, M. Wilson, M. Mdnnix, B. Reidy, R. Henley, I. Mdhorney, I. Durr, lUNlOR DRAMATIC CLUB President, Virgil Davis Secretory, Eldine Morris Vice-president, Clyde Allrnon Treasurer, Thurman Rory Row 5: T. Raye, L. Willmon, D. Plotter, I. Piquet, M. I. Ldmbiotie, M, Cronin, Y. Andre, M. Bull W. Cline, V. Davis, C, Allrfion. Row 6: P. Cdsterline, B. O'Connell, M. E. Wood, R, Moore, E. Scheidler, B. McVicker, R. Cook, M Stitfler, M. McKee, I. Clovtor, L. Keltner, P. Mcrhorney Row 7: D, Burgess, R, Townsend, M. Russell, I. Gordner, F. Howell, B, Futrel, M. Robinson, E Morris, MJ. Wiles, L. Compton, P. King, P. Workman, M. Ernest, H. Morris. reade ain fem FOOTLIGHTS gtefn CL :Jiang e Lcforafe: 1948 HI-Y President, Dick Needler Secretary-treasurer, Bill Carmichael Vice-president, Bob Crouse Chaplain, Ioe Scheidler Row l: B. Coo er, L. Haynes, I. Tatman, I. Allman, B. Crouse, D. Needle-r, Mr. Telle, I. Scheid- ler, F. Medler, Worlhen, B. Schmidt, B. Bodqers. Bow 2: R . Stroble, R. Cain, D. Iohnsonbauqh, I. Durr, I, Pruden, I. Babbitt, I. Bonham, F. Kirk- patrick, B. Pursxiull, G. Pettit, M. Tucker, R. Taylor. ROW 3: I. Pooler, B. Hackney, B. Inman, B. Fields, B. Dee, B. Krieqbaurn, G. Guy, F. Slater, T KS Howard, B. Daniels, V. Bantz, D. MCCony, B. Musselman. X SOCIAL STUDIES K President, Martha Owens Vice-president, Vera Rhodes Secretary-treasurer, Lois Bantz ROW One: R. Henley, M. Owens, I. Mahorney, M. Burns, B. Schmidt, B. Fields, D. Needler, B Rodgers, Row Two- V Gadbury, M. Felqer, I. Stallsmith, I. Pattison, I, Willman, I. Willman, E. Moore D. Schwarzkdpf. LLFQCLLLCPCL id fjlme igurea. in W I STUDENT COUNCIL If President, Martha Burns Secretary, lerome Rabhitt Vice-president, Ioe Scheidler Treasurer, Martha Owens Row One: Miss Fee, M. Burns, I. Scheidler, Mr. Pribble, M. Owens, I. Rabbitt, I. Pruden, Mr. Warner lgfgillsgxgi: M, Huffman, M. I. Vmfiles, L. Willxnan, D. Wiley, R. Slroble, G. Shady, B. Riedy, l. Row Three: E. Modler, I. Alexander, P. Reynolds, T, Saxon, G. Riedy, B. Poivre, I, Luellan, N. BODNI Lord, B. Thomason. President, Martha Burns Secretary, Harry Wilcoxin T T S x n MATH CLUB fx' Vice-president, Bob Rodgers reasurer, om ra C S ROW 1: F. Lake, I. Clark, M. Ball, B. Monroe, T. Saxon, L. Willman, Mr. Mahin, M. Burns, B. Rodgers, F. Baker, O. Van Horn, V. Garr. ROW 2: G, Mowery, D, Burgess, B. Daniels, B. Dee, M. I, Lambotte, I. Piquet, M. Cronin, Y. An- dre, B. Futrell, F. Howell, B. Bylor, M. Haag, H. Knight. ROW 3: B. Inman, M, Tuclfer, E. Petit, B, Krieqbaurn, L, Schultz, R. Henley, B. Schmidt, B. Shady, C. Allman, V. Davis, R. Rice, R. Reynolds. 57 UI' 66 77 ggieri onfugaforri .5 ,h RAISINC- LIVE STOCK L- gr gA55AI9 TACTICS AGRICULTURE CLUB President, Dohn Wiley Secretary-treasurer, Bill Stanley Vice-president, Harry Wilcoxin Reporter, Don Sthrome Row l: K. Cross, B. Rodgers, H. Cole, D. Sthrome, D. Wiley, Mr. Cross, H. Wilcoxin, B. Stanley, B. Schmidt, B. Pursifull. Row 2: G. Twidell, B. Meredith, D. Hughes, R. Taylor, R. Stroble, C. Bell, I. Taylor, E. Wrestler, I. Iones, I. Coons. Row l: Allman, Row 2: Platter, Row 3: Cronin, Row 4: LATIN CLUB Consulesz Praetor: Bob Daniels Iimmie Felqer Frances McCrum Patty Casterline Scribae: Quaestor: Steven Simms Frank Kirkpatrick Clyde Allmon Virgil Davis Annabelle Futrell Yvonne Andre I. Kirkpatrick, A. Futrell, I. McCrum, I. Felaer, P. Casterline, B. Daniels, Miss Harter, V. Davis, Y. Andre, S. Simmons. H. Randall, B. Thomason, A. Stout, E. Morris, M. Robinson, D. Williams, R. Townsend, B. Ratlift, W. Cline, E, Nipp. M. Iames, P. Feaster, B. O'Connell, A. Harvey, M. Secrest, M, I. Lambotte, I. Piquet, M. Ball, P. Shatto, M, Luzadder. B. McVicker, M. Huffman, I. McGeath, M. Iohnson, I. Gough, M. McKee, M. Stiftler, Anderson, D. Williams. Row 5: D. Harrison, G. GUY, I- Rabbitt, L. Schultz, F. Cheessman, I, McDonald, M, Dickson, Tatman, B. Bonham. C D M M S 1, NATURE STUDY CLUB President, Gene Mallory Secretary-ireasurer, Tom Saxon Vice-presidenl, Gene Cook Row l: H. Randall, D. Platter, R. Townsend, A. Harvey, Mr. Parks, M. A. Secresl, P. Casierline, I. Gardner, M. Ernest Row 2: B. Davis, B. Cox, I. Frahm, B. McVicker, H. Gross, M, Haag, B. Boyer, B. Monroe, G. Mowerih I Green ' lc H. W t Fsove 3: I. Iones, G. Guy, F. Hopkins, I, Fulrell, T. Saxon, I. Felqer, M. Iones, P. Broc , en Z . ook HISTORY CLUB President, Ioe Scheidler Secrelary, Elaine Morris Vice-president, Bob Daniels Treasurer, Merry Howard Row 1- R Moore, M. Russell, I. Flynn, I. Schleidler, T. Lynch, I. Boyles, Miss Fee, Miss Cole, W. Walters Overmeyer, R. Stimson, I, Darst, M. Anderson, O. Van Horn. Row ZTE. Scheidler P. Mahorney, L. Compton M. I. Wiles, M. Howard, L. I. Bovvdell, K. Price, I. Burnworih, A. Reynolds, V. Sills, G. Royce,!M. Robinson, E. Morris, P, Baker, H. Knight, M Bell. Row 3: B. Schisler, V. Bantz, S. Simmons, R. Russel, R. Cain, B. Daniels, P. Workman, P. King, D.V1iilliamS, V. Iames, B. Reasoner, M. Wilson, R. Duiton, B. Fields, B. Gardner, I. Knecht, H. Mar in D B. Dee, I Pooler, G Guy, 'D. Row 4: L. Schultz, B. Krieqhbaurn, R. Taylor, M. Tucker, I, urr, - . . Wanderland, B. Davis, M, Creaqer, I. Snow, R. Wilson, M. Maddox, M. L. Huffman, V. Garr. .xduclugonifed .fbaze EQLLLFJ J f-42 if - Z mums STUDYINC NATURE' p Tyfl0lvE ,BALANCE OF Powe If 59 we? 50 SFU? - - - 1 Student teacher, Miss Steiner. Substitute teacher, Mrs. Fish- Student teacher, Miss Weaver back. Custodians, Mr. Barnes and Mr. Eizy. Red Cross instructor, Mr. Lind- Retro photographer, Mr. Du- Substitute teacher, Mrs. Ma- sey. Bois. hin. SO 521 Q spam Fredonna Clark Fred Worthen Iulia Martindale Vera Rhodes Mary Brothers lack Townsend Leona Berqdoll Ianice Hayden Don Henery Mariorie Huggins 61 omanfic podcoe Here's how I get the best of you: It's guys for girls I find. And if 'they leave and make you blue I'm sure that I don't mind. Q Having fun? You bet We are! lt's truly an asset to be able to enjoy life, and We believe that high school is a good place to begin, When you go at the mad-rush and live the hectic lite of a high school student, you have to have an escape for pent-up emotions. By what means do we relax our tense nerves after tedious hours in a class room? How do We our troubled brow? You guessed it-recreation play and just plain fun. Yes when Grandpa shakes his head and says Child high school days are the best days hes not telling us anything. Have you ever seen a student who Wasn't willing to take advantage oft every opportunity to have a little fun? COur teachers will vouch for that statement? A coke at the corner drug store, a dry joke in class, club meetings, class incidents, and hall chatter all play a definite part in our school life. Don't believe those people who go around spreading rumors about our wasting time with Q My F4 retain our grasp on mental stability and? spothe y p y y f g g p K W n e ll I ll Il ' nonsense and tom-toolery. When We play, we play hard. Likewise We'Ve learned to tackle our studies with the same enthusiasm. Time spent in learning to face our tasks with a cheerful and determined attitude cannot be called Wasted. 63 - I oo t or Sfrengfg anJ Sfamina All boys participated in some phase of physical fitness this year. The program was complete with gymnastics, swimming, volley ball, running, and tumbling. Although few of the fellows became full-fledged commandos, they all realized the benefits derived from the periods spent in the gyms. Another phase of the program was the intramural basketball leagues. An evening league was supervised by Mr. Cross for the younger players. The noon division, refereed by Mr. lreland, played from Gctober to March, The various programs allowed the boys not only to condition them- selves physically, but also to cultivate the equally important spirits of friendliness and sportsmanship, Ol l Cl,Ce Clll Are you ilexible? . . . Correct thot ilotbby wotistline .... Step sidewotrdy put your left hond on your hip otnd your right hcrnd on your he-od. Push the hectd sidewotrdfoneetwo- -e fthree-ffwdy downllfiour- ffiveffkeep your elbow borckllefsixfseven-efeight fchdnge' -onee twofthreef-? ln these ddys when everyone is urged to keep physicctlly tit, the girls gre no exceptions. From one to five ddys ct week, these girls hurry down- stoirs ond dscend in their gym clothes reddy for d vigorous workout. Not only cctlisthenics but swimming, volley botll, brood jump, toot rcrces, hotsebgll, ond bosketlooll ore dll methods used by our supervisor to keep us tipftop ond in the pink. wo ' L 'ds b EO ROILN Just H- Ff- gfmnk gbfldffid Z 5 , L I march 4, XQAA 'fi I . ' K Qc. 13,13 Bob kkodgewes ?,4w'z.iTox'6 Citi! Yxgbklc ikvctxoohs Hartford ilmrg, mamma ' -5+- , bear 'Boba E 'YYNarAf.a 'made imc saklbrxg me 'co Xxxcigb -gow: U69X3fCQf mcnnem. Us was Ex gefabksfa 13165 icxxlb 'anew Yhxougkx, CTQDQSRWKXQ Visa best oil ww Koi, as they are SAX 'levy 104883 3:o'13'Qg Mari-Lee . W 'B ' 1: 1 , Aww , 'iixefilh much 'QJDCEQGTZYXQ ii 'navy ginkea V E 'wzzwuggl 'czfgfm and Ezuqxs tion fM'LX agree Wrdckx gps 5 1212333 WSLSKXYS iibzbiuii ?o-9 'oewbikiul lkgag mgw. 'l tim? ,J '-WHEN:-'L. 56 G: 2321810 . . . 15555 im' new PQ, 1,4 U S EYQS- ANN 1 E ST Hair: ELVA IS Lips- ISQN 0l J0l'LCl,Afg - - - CA6U Cl,Ci8l' ' ' QZZCLJQIUAQQ ' ' ,f Q ti? , 1953 2 i ' Virgil Davis. Dudley Luzadder, Bill Cooper. Anne Harvey. Patty McCune. Marilyn McKee, Barbara Sue Reidy. Gene lohnson. lf you're lookinq for some all-'round good auys and some qirls who are on the pre- ferred lists, right here they are, vouched for by our student council, Good looks, sunny personalities, and brains are their constant companions, they have proved their cape ability and worthiness in numerous studentfleader positions. Their punctuality and de- pendability make them favorites of the faculty as Well as their classmates. So if your present tactics aren't clicking and you're lonely and blue, there's no need to read Dale Carnegie. lust keep or close eye on your student favorites and you'll soon learn how to Win your friends and influence people. Before the bell. Gcrudy, cn'en't they? fThe sweaters, we mecrn.l Iusi cr perfect friend- ship. Eleven glasses of water, please! Nice boots. Don't look that way. Tatty. We just want to take her picture. Waiiing for the birdie to fly i.n. Leaf us alone. .Spook on fhe I -V bw!! 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