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

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l'r 'ttipal Xlx r-in I , L larls ililie sehtmlk 'flaek-of-.all-trades is the principal. Heres prnof. During the summer months Principal Clark must eumplete all college transcripts, schedule live- for each student iwith lots of help from X.-li XYilliamsi,-ni. plan a program of classes, ar- .ange the teaehers' pre-school workshop. and act as nairman of same. .-'slsn he must supervise all athletic efrnttsts. eheelx players' eligibility. eheek on orders 7-ir sappiics. and finally help un all projected major thinees. lor the last few years Xlr. Clark has served n the gem-ral eommittee for the post-prom all- izght party. This year another extra was added with lc pre-eltetion weeks' classes on voting. They Make the Assistant Principal Mariun NY'illiamson T I if I '-Hrs' ,l,v,w' ',l,ifJ, I'ii flrul, H flfflnril Tnnmiuil. lumllrrrq II. D. Tlrnrrllflzrg, Srirrlarj. IQ ? xl f 1 illip. ,J '.,. 4 Ni 1

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IIFIIYIPIIQ Slwrfv nu! lfri' gym fwfr' uri' H'1t'1lflY lqruili' rq'fn'i'rt urlil ifmu- mrt. Tlvry art' Palfy llilllvlciut, lift' lin'tiilt'f1t, cwllflllii' Gimil, IVLHIXIIVVTQ xllln' rltlumt. .u'i'ri'ti1ryg Min .Xlirrlfuz uuillllldll will .llr. llilrlinl Kirlirl, ijmrlmrv: umf Infmuy Iilifcmu, firmi- il.-ut. ROW' I.' Norman Hiser, Ada Hoff- man, Kay Howell, johnny Jackson, Donald Jarrell, Larry jenkins David Jones. ROW' 2: Kenny Keller, Ronnie Kemp, Sharon Lake, Margaret Lan- don, David Langdon, Mary Lang- don, Donnie Landis. ROW' 3: Patty Larmore, Marilyn Leech, Viola Lex, Dennis Loekett. Susie Fulton, Jeannine MeClintie, .lack McDonald. ROW' 4: Grace McMillan, Estle Martin, Norma Montgomery, Min- nie Morrical. Violet Plow, Kim Pontius, Donald Rice. ROW' 5: jerry Rinker, Larry Rin- ker, Merrill Rhodes, james Royal, Nancy Sehorey, Jon Seliwaneiy Charlene Shady, Lavern Shafer. ROW' 6: Betty Shawhan, ,lamei Shawhan, Maurice Sluder, Kenneth Smiley, Obie Smith, Shirley Smith, Suzanne Smith, Nedra Snyder. ROW' 7: Barbara Sparks, Eugene Speidel, Tom Speidel, Eugene Staf- ford. Patricia Stafford, -ludy Stiner, Donna Staal, ,lerry Stewart. ROW' S: Fredrick Streib, Kathleen Stroup, Karen Sutton, Virgil Sut- ton, ,laequeline Tarter, Becky Thomas, Margie Tobey, Vera Townsend. ROW' 9: Gayle Turner, Carolyn Sue Upp, Marion Vineon, Margaret XVhalen, Darrell NY'hitesell, -lames NVimmer, Judith XY'immer, Nolan XY'illman. Not pictured: Jerry Bell. ,lack Jerrold Dodge, XY'ilson Bennett, Slentz, Sam Snyder, Katherine Tidd, Elizabeth Van XY'inlile, Eldon XVhitcscll. 9 I l l 9 1 1 in ' -.l X i 3 .Ll - Q l' I - ' ii l ,I ' 4 i fr- -L A -df L . 1 1 l ' ,N i ram l T i Q r 3 -gg., Y 3, ' S ,Q t .-. i .M H K K 1 i J Q- in .T ,i ' l at- ltd tg Va ,- .- Q ' l I V .Ai A L I l Q -n c, A N 1 4... ' I , -'5--G-V K I 1 4 ' 1 1 , 'I 1 'Q tl ' ' Tl t ,if l ' 'u .Ni JM' . e f'o 'zu' T9-I ,ji lt , li -1 Wyu 'xx ,S H1 AN fn i ' I i I 'g j ' . , tl. in . A it :tv RISIDLZ uli.ia.:. . X N ' v rx n- ' 1 ' ' ' 'L 'ff QQ i 1 vi., ' I 7 ' f ., ' 1 7 1-1 Ge ' 1' '- - 3 , :L ' ' - ' - - ,I A 1' ,f., .N ,x rx ' si . v Lp , A rl 'L N u I A 1A- ll ll .fn ru 0 nf' A, e i Q 1, - ' IJ, ' FQ , .-' I , .,f ' . ' Y l , 49 A -L' NQL F' i 13 l T .i ' -2 .'75 ' W f il' X ' , '7. Waya...

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.Xl School Function lisecutixe Secretary l.eila l.ewis XVho allows the bill for that beautiful new study hall library? XY'ho decides to hire those attractive young teachers? XVho donates their time to serve the community in establishing policies for the city's school? Answer: The Board of Education. The Board is guided by Superintendent lf. Phillips Blackburn, whose light you frequently see burning in his office late at night as he solves some executive problem such as planning the strategy for the pro- posed consolidation of Licking Township schools of Hartford City. One of the big jobs faced by the superintendent and the board is the increasing enrollment. This in- cludes utilizing the building survey conducted by 9- P Superintendent l. l'hillips lllackbiirn Indiana University. Adjusting the entering age of boys and girls for the public schools is also considered. Another problem will be the adjustment of the salaries and wages of school employees to the new 19i3 legislation. This also is the year for textbook adoptions in high school subjects, with the law plac- ing the final decision on the superintendent of schools. The school board is planning improi enients in the school plants in maintenance. .-Xdded to the new library-study hall project, relighting the Reed School building, refurnishing the biology room. making ini- provements in the metal shop, and decorating both school shops have been planned. ln l'?-lb, Nlr. lllackburn's first year as superinten- dent, he started the grade school basketball program. results of which were realized this year by the :Xtre- dales who learned the intricacies of the game by their victories. Showing hott' complicated board business has be- come. formerly .Xliss leila leisis iias bookstore nian- ager, extrascurricular activities treasurer. and book- lieepcl' for tlte superllitentlelit. Now. the laooltlseeping alone has become so complex and much greater in volume th.it it is a full time job for Xliss leitis to keep the books for the school tip to date. 1'.i,,. iz. fa-.if