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

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CHORUS CROW' lj: Suzy Fulton, joretta johnson. Nancy Schorcy, jane YY'esner, Mary Ann Roe, Claretta NVillman, Patty Barnes, Donna XVimmer, Margie Tobey. QRONV Zjz vludie Gilland, Karla Monks, Jeannie Southard, Helen Piquet, Ada Hotfman, Kathleen Stroup, Shirley Turner, Judy Rice. CROW' 31: Miss Nesbit, Floyd Cline, Paul Collis, Carolyn Upp, Becky Combs, Lester Collis, Dean Mills, Rex ljlliott. QRONV -U: Larry jenkins, Ronald xv'0l'l'il'll.ll'l. Norman Hiser, -lor Schwaner, Jim Dubois, Gordon Letlingwell, Dave Bennett, ,Terry Kirkwood, Don Landis. CAori5fer5 CH'H1Ol'1l'ZC or Zum 524146, lovers Making a recording to be placed in the Congres- sional National Library at Wfashington, D. C., was the hightlighting event for Mixed Chorus members this year. The Christmas season found the choristers extra,' busy, as they built and rode on a community Christ- mas parade float, presented a program, 'Tis Xmas in Hartford City, for the Kiwanis Club and Student Council programs, and paraded through the halls caroling for the pleasure of fellow classmates. -',A .- V: A 'Y if zl' 7 Besides airing their talents before civic, community club, and school program audiences, the chorus mem- bers found time to give their annual mid-winter concert, present a program at the Veteran's Hospital in Marion, and carry their tunes to the district contest. The group, featuring a girls' trio, was under the direction of Miss Esther Nesbit and accompanied by Jane Ellen W'esner and Kathleen Stroup. QLEFTJ: Ldie Jane Akinson, Clarretta Wallman, and Nancy Schorey, members of the girls' trio, vocalive on Let lt Snow . CBELONYW: Miss Fsther Nesbit directs her 33 chorus members in one of their numbers in preparation for their mid-winter COHCUYI.

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,nv ..'2+s7s'!ClHl.C L..!uBs C-llix L un :ECc7l'lIil1g 1 The new 17I'.1H1.lllCS Club formed .1 Very complete constitution during the second semester to be used for following yesrs. Because of getting .1 late start, the cluh. under the direction of Mr. George Tolson, limited its ,ictivities to .ifter-school meetings. Xsture enthusissts worked diligently under the guiding h.1nd of Xlr. John Repass to earn the neces- airy' Fil' to purchase .1 telescope. After raising .ill but X111 of the needed Amount. the club members sold N Iftx-iF Fl lcill Nlf'-.NIFIXM 1 I':.inltlin Dill, judv Ifmsliiwiller. Mike Hart- ttixn. Carrie fxtlfzins. l9l'.XTlUi: lhitty Rogers, Bill Keeshnn, -1' l -rim-. -g' noir. 1014111 !u,'f7vQy-giy5 DR AM ATIC CLUB QROXV lj: Mr. Tolson, sponsor: P. Heminert, D. Bennett, F. Cunninglmm, NI. Crimmel, N. Dec, B. Harrison, P. Coleman. QROXV 25: M. Spnhr, D. Smtih, B. Hiday. J. I'I.lI'fI11.ll1, S. Roush, AI. A, Myers, AI. Leech, B. Mills, C. Atkins. QROXV 31: QI. Mosier, M. Knsler, S. Smith, C. Hninilton, A. Hoffman, B. Hug- gins. K. Brose, S. Harrison, B. Arnold. E. Lefcourt, C. Brose. shares at 25 cents each to anyone wishing to con- tribute to the instrument and thus receive benefit of its use. Philatelists met throughout the year to exchange stamps and listen to discussions by the club sponsor James Lurtey. The stamp collectors sent to foreign countries to widen their collections and received stamps from .is far as the Gold Coast. NATURE STUDY CLUB Surrounding Mr. Repsss .ire Nature Study Club members Carrie Atkins, Russel Morris, james Smith and Douglas Hoy.