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

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,'nux TN? I . 'T 1' -sf Hlll' ...W SHARON CI-IUSTOND SHARP JOHN M. STEGALL Clee, Nature Study, Pep Clubs, Y- Inkspot. printer. Teens. GLORIA LEE SHOULTS Bond: Glee, History Clubs: Y-Teens. VVILLIAN1 L. STEINBRUNNER Banclg H, Nature Study Clubs Latin CAROLYN SUE SLENTZ Band, Lieut., Typist, History, Nature Study Clubsg Y-Teens: Retro, Senior Ed., Rotary Urzrlerclassman Band Awarzlg 1954 All State Higl1 Scliool BWI- JOHN A. STPJNE H Cluly Football. Soplz class, Pres. ROBERT B. SNELL French Club, Vice-pres., Latin Club. Pres, Treas.g Hi-Y. Treas., Pres., Golf: lnkspot, Sports Efl.g Tl1e Green Vine Retro. Sports Ed.g Froslz class, Vice Pres., junior class, Pres.g Senior class, PWS- Froslz, Student lllgr. '.-:1'. ' if 1 If Y is x 9 ' ms.. . . 4, - . ': ' ' fgfj? .. ' 'r m 1'- K-...Ji , f XX, ' -A . ff' k'?'? 3, Q- f . .-ya X ,. r .5 M ul' ' .f -fu - Club, Sec., Hi-Y: Basketball Football f WILLIAM L. THOMAS Inkspot, printer, Student Council Alf HL' .1-vo 1 -Y '. . X 1 I ' 1

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They Uphnltl Tratliliuns lihe freshmen of 1951-52 took the big step. They had the privilege of attending school dances for the lirst time. Clam officers were Fred Scltwaner, presi- tlent: Bob Snell. vice-president: Anne Xlahorney. vxretary: .tml Shirley Davis. treasurer. Sponsors were Elizabeth jennett and Floyd XVarner. During the sophomore year clam officers Bill 'iteinhrunm-r. president: Fred Schwaner. vice-presi dent: Sophia Meyers. secremry: and Virginia Hiser. treasurer. chose the clam rings with an Airedale crest. Guiding them through the year were George Rolam and Frank Tents. The junior year seemed to be the busiest. Juniors were kept busy wlling pencils. badges, and tickets for the claw play. The Green Vine. The biggest eu-nt ol' the year was the prom, Under Paris Skies. :wer which Queen Peggy Gotltrup and King john Alexantler reigned. Officers were Bob Snell. president: Etl Gray. vice-president: Virginia Hiser. secretary: and Nyla XVillmann, treasurer. The hard- tmrlzing sponsors were Charlotte Miller and Lyle Xlchlullen. The senior year began with magazine and Retro eam aigns. Getting front row basketball seats was another joy. Selecting invitations and caps and gowns were Bob Snell, president: Ed Gray, vice- president: Sophia Meyers, secretary and Mary Io XK'hit.tl:er. treasurer. with the help of John Balrer .incl Bther Daniels. The seniors now come to the end of their long struggle. Graduation is here and some are leaving with light hearts. while other hearts are not so light: but always in their minds will linger the memories of years gone by. A x , . Q. Q 1 ... . ' ' 'f'x.-'.- 1 A vgbtvi 'J Sensor showmg George T dbn, Bob valuable Meyers, lo Whztaker, i . 1 year. They are' I MSB Sig v- L ilu Q. ' ' 'Pal cords, a fad Alyce Lynch. hall before are Don T-wibell, Larry Lang- Mzller, and Vuldon Ake. safety of the school's .4 4001,