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

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Q SHE MAKES FRIENDS WITH CAESAR The queer-looking contraption Sl-IURLEIGH HARTER CLotin, mathl is holding is a model of the Roman equivalent to a ioxhole. And by the time we finish with Caesar we know a lot oi other things about Roman wars. Latin students conjugate verbs on the board. Let's see . . . ieminae, ferninarum, ieminer, uh, it's been a long time since our Latin e HE ADDS MUSICAL SPICE TO SCHOOL LIFE Second period . . . suddenly the blare ot trumpets and the sound ol drums echo through the halls. It all comes trom the new gym, where the school band is practicing their new march. Maestro ROBERT I-IAWIGNS Cb-and directorl keeps things in shape by repairing a clari- net. A group of band members assemble their instruments for an im- promptu concert. 0 HE AIDS FUTURE CUBS Stop the presses! Not ior a big scoop this time, however, but to permit EDGAR HENDERSON lprinting, English, journalism! to make a necessary correction. Aspirin Inkspot staff reporters lay out dummies project. Speed it up then, .ids, You' e got to meet the deadlinesl for their own origin nevs, apers, a beginning journalism semester t - E L

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tween two students over some con- e HE ACQUAINTS THEM 'WITH THEIR GOVERNIVIENT Now this is gerrymoncleringf' IUDSON ERNE Csocicrl studies, bos- lzetbctll cmd baseball coczchl rnolces cm explanatory diclgmrrl for his class. Don't despair, those of you who ore not acquainted with the term. You're bound to nie-et it sooner or later- especicxlly Since Civics is required. Here an argument waxes hot be- roversicxl point. l e SHE BANDAGES BODIES MARY GREENE Checiltli and scie- ty, general science, Englishl to be cible to tolce core of everything! from bumps and bruises to mangled extremities with her iirsi uid kit. And she posses her knowledge on to her students, who ore becoming quite proficient in their bcrndaging. We don't need to ask, ls there or doctor in the l'1ousse? e ELLE PARLE FRANCAIS Yes, the French have newspapers, too. The only question is, how in the world do they reod thein? MABEL EEE Wrench, English, guidcmcel gets along quite well with G copy of Le Petit lcumal. So do her siudents- with C1 bit oi help from Q French dic- tionary. every few words or so. W'e'll take ours in English, tlicmks,

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e SHE MASTERS THE ART OI' LANGUAGE The old classics are a lot more exciting when heard as a play rather than read by yourself. Thafs Why RUTH HENDERSON tEr1glishl plays her Treasure Island album to her class. But business must be combined with pleasure, so her :students diagram sentences on the board. lt's a nice trick if you can do itl J e SHE KEEPS THEM FIT racket-like this. MARY ELLEN HERBAUGH Cphysical education, health! can demonstrate the correct stance lor cr baclrninton serve-or the correct stance for any phase of any sport, ior that matter. These seventh grade pin-up girls may never get to Hollywood, but coached by Herbie, they'll at least learn to swim. o SHE DIRECTS LOCAL ACTORS Lightsl Camera! Actionl HELEN LOUISE HITT CEnglisl1, clramatics, speechl takes care oi the lights. Her dramaiics students take care ol the action as they present a skit before the class. They are portraying reporters interviewing a business executive. tThinl: they'll win any Oscars?J,Acting is ct lot ol hm-but oh, those daily Written outlines! Now lollow through with your