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

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,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.

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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,