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

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f' 5 ur avigafors Your attention please! This familiar command by Principal Myron Clark is repeated approximately ISO times during the school year :is he acts as pilot to the 465 senior high pupils and 283 junior high stu- dents of his school family. Managing the oflice, keeping all school records, and teaching two classes were among the duties assumed by Mr. Clarlfs co-pilot, Mrs. Marion NVilliamson, assistant principal. Reigning as chief navigatorn of the city schools, Mr. E. Phillip Blackburn ably handled the many complex problems which arose, and contributed to the plans for a new South Side Grade School, to be com- pleted in the near future. His crewmen. the board members-Mr. Joe Bonham, H. D. Thornburg, and Keith NY'entz-met twice each month to discuss cur- rent school issues and aid in planning the new insti- tution for learning. Keeping all books in order and the budget balanced. as well as making out various state reports, kept executive secretary Leila Lewis on the go. 'N an lf x'-al fl ig Q I 1 v , , . XV' Superintendent of Schools lf. Phillips lllatkhurn makes one of his many important telephone calls, Board of Education nicnibersfploe lliwnliam. lxtilh Xxillllf, and H. D. Tlmriilwiirgfdisciiw ilie list ul' stliu.-l expenditures. if Page scrcizffciz