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

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e SHE WORKS WITH FIGURES lt's just cm icosohedron that HAZEL HOUSER tolgebro, geometry, hedron token from the pages of cr solid rnensumtion book. tPerhcips we'd best put it back there, 'tooll Here trig students are struggling with Ct' particularly difficult problem which requires logdritlnins cmd cl slide rule. G SHE GIVES THEM SCIENTIFIC BACKGROUND 'Wide-eyed junior high students begin to lay the foundations lor their scientific structures under the guiclcmce of PAULINE HUFFMAN tsci- ence, historyl. Wl1C1l'S the weather going to do today? Miss I-lulfmcm demonstrates the use of Cx borometczr to her class. A few pupils set up Gln experirnerit. They think its lun now tinnocent youthll, but just 'WC1if till they take chemistryl Q HE BLUEPBINTS l TOMORROW 'l'-'squore in hond, LEONARD lREL.AND fznechonicol drow- ing, general business, track cooclil puts ct drawing on the blackboard. His boys do it perched high on stools, bend- ing over desks generously lit- tered with rulers, triangles, ccxl- ipers, Compasses cmd other mysterious-looking objects. It ntu::t toko d geniusvto figure out what to do with which in- strument. trigonometryl is showing her closs. Arid what is thot? Merely ci poly-

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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

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I 1 l Q HE MAKES NUMBERS BEHAVE Putting into practice one of the many extra-curricular maxinis which he teaches his class Chelpg don't hin- derl, WILLIAM MODLlN Cmathernai- icsl aids his junior hi-ers with a long-L er-Ihaneusual addition problem. The :lass is lined up, each waiting his turn io go to the hoard and square, in rotation, one oi the numbers from one to twelve. ew HE SUPPLIES THEM WITH IOBS We don't know just what sort of saw that is or just how it operates, but we do know that LAWRENCE MYERS tinclustrial arts, diversified occupationsl will get the desired results. His woodshop students fit the doors on a cabinet which they are making themselves. What wonderful husbands they'll bel e SHE FUBNISI-IES SONGS THAT SATISFY ESTHER NESBIT fvocal music di- rectorl Prepares to play a recording made by one oi her classes. The Christmas season was considerably heightened this year by the glee club carollers. Our male vocalists entertained at school dances, and the girls' chorus provided music for the graduation exercises. So I-l.C. had music for every occasion.