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

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CLFFTJ: plames Lurtey and '56 grad -loan Burnworth represent the faculty and student body by giving :1 slide projector to retiring Fditli Chalfant. Principal Myron Clark and Klr. Paul Harrison look rin. illlLil-lil-Q: l'.lCllllY niemlat-is liarlwara l'ranlvs, lails liinwcli, Pat Patter- son. upkeep man. and -lim Lurtv spend their free hour in the teachers' room. iving ant A vice . . . jeacaers :Liecn'l,lnJ11scy ., illie In the midst of slide rules, carbon paper, maps, dictionaries, Harvey, students, and various other familiar items, we find the people known as . . . TEACHERS! Appearing on the teaching staff this year were seven new faces. Among the new tudors, four lucky lasses and one lone male experienced their first year of teaching. Mr. Tolson had been broken in one year previously, while Mrs. Hartzell is a 1-l-year veteran. Assisting and sponsoring the 12 extra-curricular clubs was the way in which many of the instructors spent their few extra hours. Seventy students ex- tended it merei to two of the first year teachers as they joined the newly established organizations- G. A. A., and Dramatics. Another new look in extra- curricular activities was the girls' pep club sponsored by Miss Kasparek and occupying two sections of the gym with its 160 members. Aside from their roles as sponsors. the 3U-member teaching staff again assumed their primary purpose- that of passing on their knowledge to the students of H. C. H. S. FuzZy Clark performs the weekly Grant Gardner mixes cement Pat Patterson empties one of the duty of testing the swimming pool to repair the metal shop Fay Vallad adjusts the heat. 40 wastebaskets in the building. for bacteria. wall. fx fl 1-...J PFVE- J

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A-'atv Nl. L- iars Prank, Esther E. Nesbit Mable Fee MARY M. GREENE-A.B., Indiana Universityg M.A., Ball Stare. Geurml Srii-nrv, Hrallb, Safciy. Miss Greene signs .1 pupil's excuse slip while on hall duty. ESTHER E. NES- BIT-B.M.. B.M.E., M.M.. Illinois NY'esleyan University. lunior High Music. Ilfixcd Chorus. Miss her Mixed Chorus correspondence. BAR- lfli':m'r1filr'y Music, Nesbir attends to BARA FRANKS-B.S.. NVittenburg, Ball State. English, Iukslvaf. Planning an INKSPOT layout Innrmulixm. Rvlro. is one of Mrs. Franks responsibilities as publications advisor. MABLIZ F1212-A.B., Ball Stateg M.A.. Ohio State. English, Frruvlv, Frvuclv Club, Fnzilmmrl Sponsor. Checking the spell- ing on one of her seventh grade pupil's themes is Miss Fee. g'LTLil1g alaers . . . . IYOBBII' CLIFT-ILA., Hanoicr College. Enlelisfv. Miss Clift assigns the following elay's lesson to one of her Eng- glassgs. JOHN R. CARBOXE-BS.. Ball Stateg MS., Indiana University. Induslriul Arls,F0o1Im11 Coach, Truck i is, Mr, Carbone uses the board to demonstrate a project to his woodshop class. BARBARA MARSHALL-BS.. .- - Yi I'-il N ' I 'J'X Swim .. , .a... ... .H . Iiiglvflv Gr.z.1u Sponsor, Y-Teens Cn-Sponsor. As librarian Miss Marshall is responsible t r lurpmg nh. INFJLJIIIZC shelf in neat order. NYILMA HARTZEI.LiB.S., Ball State: M.A.. Indiana University. SUVIAII S.'f'mf:f:' Davzfrs. Keeping her students posted on historical events is Mrs. Hartzell as she places clippings on tr bull.tin board. JOAN KASPARIIK-BS.. Hanover College. Ilvullb, Pbyximl EJ., Cheer Lmilrrs, Pep Clufv, .l.'f'u'.'r:c .limi-iafiuu. Miss Kasparek opens a new shipment of pep club shirts. XVILLIAM G. FREAD-B.S.. If-diana Srat.: RLS., Indiana State. Irzslrzzrrzmfizl Music, Bands. Mr. Frcad files his band music for later use. Bi-i-bi. Clif: Yfilma Harwell f John R. Carhone Barbara Marshall joan Kasparek IEEEDQW. I Kp ...- I'- NVilIiam G. Fread l

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lgtvrztl o mne5, ins op qQafing5 ' : lski :aff lrrid. in .1 r,l1,lYJClCl'l5 ,ig .zzior lxind members in a , '..'f '., ikf. Band members sported beaming smiles this year after raising 51,088 by selling band tags and stickers. This was the largest amount ever taken in on annual Band Tag Day. Garbed in their sparkling black and gold uniforms, the band members journeyed to the Bluffton street fair where they received a superior rating for the third consecutive year. At the district marching contest at Ft. Wayne, the instru- mentalists were awarded an excellent rating for their Showboat show. Entertaining the football fans and parade watchers, the high-stepping bandsmen marched in all kinds of weather and presented minor forms of rock 'n roll music at pep sessions and basketball games. Under the direction of Mr. Williana Fread, the band jour- neyed to Arcadia, -Iackson Central, and Ben Davis high schools as part of their April tour. Besides performing in the winter and spring concerts, the band worked many hours on their three contest numbers and after adding the final touches were awarded superior.