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

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Slater. rypist, and Rlrhy Tidd, lxhrarian. put b.1nd unifnrms .m'.1y. Tl Penny Berrier. Karen Osborne. .md Smdy Kirkwnnd-stand in one uf QTXYIRLLRSJ: Penny Barrier. Karen Osborne. Denmrus Buster. P.1tIicT,,1nnlng, Sandy Kirluxwud. KROXV 11: K. Tidd. N. Nnrringlmm D. Hoy, A. McCollum. 5. Kennedy, K. Brow, P. Huggini. J. Nlnirr, S. Cochran. S. Trirle. QROXV IJ: A. Nlerlxle, li. Daniele, P. C hiclx J. Enmshwillur, K. Blair, R. Llllllillg, T. Osborne, T. Davix, 17. J. Alliilmwrl, T. Bowls, B. Dearhelnl. C. Ayclw. A. Crrilcs, S. C rwnw. F. Streih lROW' RJ: XI. T.. Barley, H. XY'undcrlin, J. Vannatter, K. Sutwn, J. Martin. V. Sclwnlxnrdt. H. Iimnx, J. Fnrd, J. Th-lmen, J. Iluliois A. J. Hnnd, F. Hutfnmn. M. J. Mullen, D. Upp. J. Xvnllnnns, S. Sclwnnnver. K. Kmning. C. XYe.xrly, 9. XY'err. N. Selmxxrk, J, L3.1lbrC,1rh J. NIcXlieluel. KROYY' -H: R. Thornburg. N. NY'1llm.1n. J. Uhrick, K. Keller, G. Slater, Xl, l.1l1IlII1g. Xl. Needle, J. JI-lnw. Xlr. ln-.md director, IJ. Bennett. R. Morris, B. Criles, T. Bowdell, J. Sh.m'h.m. J. Thornburg. P. Xxllllllhlli. li. J.1cl.wn. B. Parker, T. Nlelfatfrey 3 T. Iarncll, J. Smith. B. Melhnnel, I5. Durru, J. Galbrcnlm, T.. Nlarlin. KBELOXVJ: Dave Bennett. captain, Nolan Xvillnun, lieutenant, Gertrude QRIGHTJ: The high school lnainreucx-1.1Ity Lnnning. Uenmrux B.1ntcr. their fnrxnatium. Sli, q-QUAIISH ' -

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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.

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CTOP LEFTI: Mr. Fread directs the Senior Band at their midwinter concert in January. CBOTTOM LEFTJ: Band students practice before the district contest. CTOP ABOVEI: Mixed Chorus vocalists sing at a regular practice session. QMIDDLE ABOVEI: Chorus members carol atop a float in the Chamber of Commerce Christmas parade. CBOTTOM ABOVEJ: Opposite side of float built by choristers. AUM 1 C H axenrid I. Hcdstrom P fxcrhirt D Lacy B Chlck .I Perry P. W'oolen, x INK u s r XX undtrlin P Stlm lrtlkopf Btmdum Muller, C. R D Greene D Sham nn XX ilson P Nlxrtxn Stroup, E. lu AX G Bfnham I Scott I Landis R Mills I Smith P Clapper C. Greene, 1 ti mo S lls NX XY elsh G Paton L. Kraning, Director Willianm Fread accepts band im t R D Bea B Beck P Cobb R Stroup, T. jackets from Peggy Woolen and J '15 I R1 in r I XltLombs C Nlnlltr T knrlmood B Reddnn K. Warner, Josephine Perry, junior band mem- bers. l 1 1