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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

ENGRAVING Fort Wayne Engraving Company fTom Broom, Representativej PRINTING AND BINDING Benton Review Publishing Co., Inc. Fowler, Indiana COVERS Craftco Yearbook Covers Chicago, Illinois PHOTOGRAPHY Developing: Kingsley Portraits: Rex Studio Other Photography: Dave Bennett, Tony Boots and Kathy Tidd, students '11 -,'ppt - 'r r f W s H J I Q 9 r ill .JV .UL aiu 11.1 .V .,n 1 .L .A ,RJ M, LQQV. ZZYQF 1-ui, 'EEE Impressions Faculty, classes, academic clubs ....,......., Administration ......i........... Y-Clubs ...................... Retro .................,...... Plays School life Football Basketball Baseball track Seniors Underclassmen Index as -W N-was I0-29 30-33 38, 39 40, 41 42-44 45-49 52-55 56-65 66, 67 72-79 80-91 92-95 , ........... .,..., W1 'A - KT,-7' ,:?1'Li,g,:f .-- wp- we-.1- 'N ' N,-,, A5gg::::':::.:--------- 5- :-:::::::,.:.:,-.,:,:-, fm . 5,55-' , - ,, - 2 2 V, ge , YH A- -- . . . ' 5 -t A5 :,v ,-A , 4 t . I In ,R..Yv,' ..: i ,,. l M. . - - -' .. -52:55--.5-::. 'f ,..n' I QT 7,. ' ' . '-'-. -a3 F- - :::::.:f-- ' fly.. .1 T' , :. I.: ' 'P .::::::-- ' 6 . , fclS'.. ..::: .:,if?fl5iz.:E'7'i' ' ' .. V, ' '- .,,.+'-:::2xfg51l..,...,5,,,.. -' .F V . Y E nu Q Wil bw ik' . gf .JF .Q 'ff' 4 -. ' A , f xg Q' :F ,fx ., .E '.1i'::fi.a M ' yt, Lasting Impressions Oi Education are seldom the facts learned for class ithe night before a testi. Less tangible, more important impressions - how to think, study, find out, understand - can be formed in the classroom. Learning also exists outside the realm of book reports, problems l-25. carbon disulfide and the Battle of Lexington, in clubs, sports, and friendships with other students and teachers. All phases of education - reading, creating, experimentation, training, experience - make per- manent impressions on a student's life. Mrs. FIT1Sl1XK'lllCI',BlFX. Daniels .ind Miss Clift stop for a pre-class chat. English Courses Set Up A Basis For All Study Graduating Magna Cum Laude with a B.A. degree from Hanover College, Miss Bobbie Cliff has completed her second year as a member of the English Department. Last year Miss Clifr guided pupils in achieving the fundamentals of freshman and sophomore English. Organizing and promoting the annual magazine sales was just one of the time-consuming tasks performed by Mrs. Esther Daniels as a senior class sponsor. Mrs. Daniels received her B.A. and M.A. degrees from Ball State Teacher's College and also attended DePauw University. Last year she taught eighth and ninth grade English classes. Besides conducting classes in sophomore and junior English, Mrs. Florence Emshwiller was kept quite busy during the past year as she assisted the junior class in their fund-raising projects for the prom. Mrs. Emshwiller attended Oberlin College and Indiana University and has received her B.A. degree. Overseeing the job of providing students with outside reading and reference material this past year was Miss Barbara Marshall. Besides acting as librarian, Miss Marshall taught library science and co-spon- sored the Y-Teens and eighth grade class. She received her B.S. degree at Ball State Teacher's College. Miss Marshall selects an historical record for class TOOIT1 USC. If. If i .up M Mr. Barnett talks to parents .it COLIFSC. Teaching world history and eighth grade social studies was Mrs. Wilma Hartzell. Mrs. I-Iartzell graduated from Ball State Teacher's College with a B.S. degree, and received her M.A. at Indiana University. This year she served as one of the co-spon- sors of the eighth grade. When was the War of 1812 fought? All United States and world history questions aren't this simple when they're asked by Mrs. Ruth Lindsey, American and world history instructor. Mrs. Lindsey received her B.A. and M.A. degrees at Indiana University. She was also a co-sponsor of Y-Teens. Mr. Floyd Warner, chief organizer of the coke and popcorn brigade at ball games, was sponsor of the concessions this year. He also taught history and math to junior high students. Mr. Warner attained his B.S. at Indiana State Teacher's College and his M.A. at Ball State Teacher's college. I say, don't they have an afternoon tea break here in Amer- ica? Teaching Civics, sociology, and economics and United States history this year was Mr. William T. Barnett, from Derby, England. The exchange proved to be a lot of fun for both Mr. Barnett and us, as we learned about the United States, England and people in general. Mr. Barnett studied at York and Lon- don, and received his B.Sc. Economics degree at London Uni- versity. Background ln History Clarifies Modern Problems Mrs. Lindsey, Mr. Whrner, Mrs. Hartzell and Mr. Barnett inspect copies of the original Declaration of Indpend- ence and other American documents. , ,R Q , I Xlitw Ire: .xntl Xlis. llttlden ti,:npaie xintular lrtneh and latin xt-'bs used in their classes Languages Foster Cultural Exchange Mrs. Haiel Redden completed her iirst year at HCI-IS by teaching nrst and second year Latin and sophomore lfnglish. Besides sponsor- ing the Latin Club .activities Mrs. Redden found the time to conduct adult night courses in beginning shorthand. She attended Canter- bury and Ball State Colleges and has her BJX. and M.A. degrees. Bonjour classen was .1 familiar expression of Miss Mabel Fee upon entering her first year French elass. Miss Fee also instructed junior high English classes, in addition to sponsoring the French Club and serving as .1 co-sponsor of the freshman class. She attended Ball State and Ohio State colleges where she received her B.A. and M.A. degrees. Those appendices and roetlmlaries in the back of the book-what would a language student do without them? FRFNCH CLUB ROW' I: Miss Fee, xponsorg C. HLlI1I7Il1gCf. P. II.1wIv1nw, XI. I.lI1-QCIUII, N. ' 1 ' I Lord. M. L.1ndon, Ix. Iitld, I. Huggins. NI. XY'ood, I. Xlytrs. I. II.1ce. ROW' 2: M. Klepft-r, K. Rice. 5. NIHlll'l11.ll'I. R. XIcXI1II.1n. I. Sclnsler, Allied Clubs Provide Fun Since one of the favorite activities of tl1e French Club is playing records of spoken and sung French, their main project this past year was the acquisition of .1 new record player. The 33 members of 'Le Circle FI'Lll1C.llS,i spon- sored by Miss M.1bIe Fee, held candy s.1Ies to l'.lISC money for their annual project. Along with monthly class meetings, tl1e club h.1d .1 Christmas party, at which they assembled .1 gift box for a needy boy, and ll spring Mardi Gras party. Chosen as leaders of the club were Kathy Tidd, presi- dent: Margie Landon, vice-president: Pat Huggins, secretary and Mike Xvood, treasurer. LATIN CLUB ROW' I: P. CoIen1.111, C. Crimmel, M. Roe, I Robbins, I. Iefcourl, II. Vfesner, .I. H.1rIn1.1n, I. I'I.1cc, Iiiser, NI. Pontius, II. I'v.1ns, Nlrx. Ileddcn. sponsor: M. Needler, C. Brose. M. Groves, li. Bridge. IT. M1-nfort, 13, Smith, N. xIoI1nxol1. ROW' 2: C. Dorton, 9. Xvhite, C. Atkins, M. N0llIl14lLI1.lI'I1, NI. Smith, C1.1Ibre.1tI1, N. I5.1r.1be, Ii. Ifcslcr, S. Shields, C. IIC.KYCI1I'ILIj.:C, I. Hersh- berger, B. xIC1,.ll1IL'I, M. Gardiner. NI. Spaulding. Ii. Ilenrficld, A. Ar111stro11g, NZ I, Os11.1It. I', U'tom1t-Il. D. IoImsoi1. I. Rolwlwins, I. l11II.1nd. S. Smith, II. Ilugglns. ROXYI 41: I. fcdcrI1oIn1. KI. NIv.Cc.1tI1. li. NItXI1II.1n, IG. XY.1tIc. C. Hoplvins, AI. Rite, 'If I'.1cv.', C. W'I1c.1lIuv, C. Atkins, XI. Sp.1I1r, 9. Iio11sI1. , Active Experience Organizing .Ind p.1rt.1Iiing of .1 Roman B.1nquet, com- plete from eggs to apples, climaxed .1 full ye.1r for 1is ve.1r's .1 in u yswonsoret wy 1 rs. .we xet en. tl U Lt Cllt Il'NI I-I II'Id The .lI1l1Ll.lI event, which h.1s almost become .1 tradition. ons e rue o i'e or ent cus oms. en er ninmen b t d t t It d I t r t t by tl1e club members and music by .1 combo headed by Brooks Ilckson. Among the orgg1niz.1tion's other ne- tivities were singing L.1tin e.1roIs About tl1e town at CI1l'lSfIZ1.15 and sending sever.1I representatives to the LIunior CI.1ssic.1I League Convention nt Butler in April. Club consuIes were Henri Iiv.1ns, president: Mike Needler, vice-presidentg C.1roIyn Brose, secretary: 1 ic1e e roves, rensurer ant ow rit Ye, re vor er. NIIIIG t lBLBlg It N, Cocl1r.1n, IS, .'XrnoId, I. ISI.111Iic11I1eIier. K. Ixnox, I. XI.11or. RUXX' Y: N. StI11x.11'Is, XI. Schwnrls, IJ. Moon, C. Cordcr. I'. SCIIVIIILII, IS. Swift. Ii. l1.1yInr, Lv. Clark, S. Yates, IS. Ilousenun, ,I. XI.lHl1.lIltII'. II. XYu11derI1n, S, I.lI'I'xil1, I. NI.1gcrs. -I. ci.ll'I1PIN'II, V. Icfevre, I.. I-Ii:dstr1v111. XY. XY'1IIn1.111. K. I1gI1tIc, Ii. XV.1Ido, C. XYe.1rIv. RUXY' 4: XI. RIIVJIIV, -I. Mower. G. Nlerlxcl, KI. I.cetl1, II. Mills, II. Cilninnn KI. XY'oo1I, I. Nlonroe, Ii. Under, I.. LXIIVIIIIIILQILIITI, II. ,I.1tIuon, R. Sutton. Il. Ci.1rbo11e, Ci. CI.1111n1c, I.. Coe, AI. .Xd.1n1x, NI. Ou-r111ycr, K. Iirose. r 5 1 1 as 1 i l NX sf t Q a 1 .. ,, 'v-.RQ Can one tell from these students doing 11 dialogue exactly what the people they are portraying are like and what meaning they are trying to put across. In dramatics class students must develop the ability to express themselves creative- ly and clearly. This important aspect of education, creativity, can be found in almost every phase of school life, from Writing and music to sewing and mechan- ical drawing. L Drama Ancl Speech Encourage Creative Expression In his English, literature, speech and dramatics classes, Mr. George Tolson prepared upperclassmcn for college work. I-Ie also sponsored and directed the junior and senior class plays, Men Are Like Streetcarsn and I Remember Mama. George college-is-rough Tolson attended Indiana University and has acquired his B.A. and M.A.T. degrees. The high school dramatics club, which had its be- ginning last spring, continued this year with many varied activities. The Thespian Society, whose purpose is to produce plays and train talent, not only in acting but also in stage craft, is sponsored by Mr. George Tolson. Netting the group about S40 was their production of the Broadway play, You Canit Take It XWith You. One act plays presented by club members for civic organizations were How To Choose a Secretaryf, and Why I Am a Bachelor. Besides the plays, they also dramatized several various skits, one being a parody of Steve Alle-n's Man on the Street, at the Christmas program. Officers this year for the organization were Frank Cunningham, president: Ada Hoffman, vice-president: Marilyn Klepfer, secretary: Carrie Atkins, treasurer and Dave Bennett, sergeant-at-arms. THESPIAN SOCIETY ROW' l: Mr. Tolson, sponsor: 'I. H.irrm.in. C. Brow, A. Hoffman, D. Bennett, M. Klepfer, C. Atkins, D, Smith. K, Shady, gl. Mcflintic, E. Cederholm, K. Stroup. ROW 2: T. Boots, S. Cochran, B. Dearticld, C. Crimmel, M. Roc, B. Mills, Leech, P. W'illman, M. Necdlcr. B. jackson. K. Brow. C, Hcdstrnm. ROW' 3: N. Lord, P. Coleman, B. McDaniel. E. Lefcuurt, AI. Hurshbergcr, F. Streib, P. Hemmert, D. Gondnighr, B. jones, C. Hamilton. . A Nlr. Tnlsiin assumes .i i.ll11Ill.ll' pow wlnle lci.ttirli1.i.g to his linglixh students. 4il'lliif'll 1'illii'ii'Lli'lf!,-f.'. 'iivrwi' ri iii Band Earns Acclaim In Marching, Pop Serious Music iii: c-,, . ll Guiding the junior and senior band members in the finer things of music was Mr. XY'illi.1m Fread. From thc tiniest song-flute to the biggest bass, all tooted in time to the maestro's baton. Mr. Fread studied at Indiana State Teacher's Col- lege, and has his BS. and M.S. degrees. Bedecked in shining uniforms of black and gold, the HCHS marching band traveled to the Bluffton street fair early in the fall and brought home an ex- cellent rating for their performance. Weeks of rigid training and 'eight-by- five' marching won the instrumentalists a superior rating for their maneuvers and show, XY'hat's My Line? at the district marching contest in Fort Wayne. Ifntertainin football and basketball fans with halftime shows and son s, the 3 g band members, sticking to the belief that rain or snow, the band must go, also marched in local parades. They trekked to Fort XVayne early in the morning to give a concert for Teachers Institute and participated in the NISBOVA concert band contest in the spring. sz- Y HARTF ORD A 'fl- RXAQG Elf L, THFIORW BAND ROW' 2: P. Chick. K. Blair Insnxilltr I7 Iicthnrt B Lanning rv' ilu-LR51 h- 0Nb ffW, B. Arnold. V. Myers. T. Smith. C. Shores, P. Barley, P. Martin, T. Osbornt I Di 5 E Atkinson T Boots Iemn'n2Z- Shawhan, B. Dearfield, C Ayers A Critex 9 Crouse F Strub ROW' 1: D. Hoy, K. Tidd, A. Merkel, B. Daniels, P. Wkwolcn, M. Groves, P. Huggins, S. Kennedy. hl. Major, S. Cochran, K. Brose. ROW' 3: H. V'underlin Yinnatttr lx Sutton C Hcaxenridze Smith, L, Hedstrom. j. Behnen P Vtlsh G Eaton I ..,.s.' Aww' , 'M ' , W. QW.. 3, 1.3, f' fini., P 1 -.s G V1 2 .wff ff wi g. ' .ms .., ,..,,,.....- iff-W v- 1 -' 4 ' ' , ,Ny .M - teaser: Q.. .1-'www-' ww112r1?'V122 V . .. im ..f.F1.-fufme-.fm-,f..'1Mw.auls7l naw X -wfxnvuw.-.wswwnmwzniii .K--.-if . 4. .1 zxmwafavf ,,,,,, A fm... w .. 1,f7'wZ1a..fu . ' 4'-' 1 .etxw . .rg bv. .1 -, L4 'Q-l In f. - 'Ti-:2 v1Q 3i,4:y,j :,5 , I , ' v-I-it--,-' vmaumnaf. Milam-,,, 'EllHlvuuaugy3,. , - ,h The concert band, directed by Mr. Fread, again in N presented to the public their professional winter and spring concerts. 'Sm 'mt .6 M4 Band Tag Day afforded the bnndsmen with fl welcome source of Cash and replenished their band N funds by over 511000. Serving the band as officers were Dave Bennett, captaing Robert Lanning, lieutenantg Pat Huggins, librarian and Judi McMichael, typist. Hr. Frmd points out .1 note to .1 begmf ning cornetlst. ' 'N-. ROW 3 fconnlz L. Kmning, M. Mullen, D, Upp, D. Sills, J. Jones, S. Shawhan, KI, Thornburg, D. Beal, T. Rcynnrd, P. Cobb. T. Parnell. .l- Schoonover, C. W'early, N. Schwark, M. XY restler, J. W'immer, -I. W'illinn1s, Smith. R, Stroup, B. McDaniel, F. Dutro. ,l. Galbreatli. J.Galbreath, McMichael. ROXV 5: P. NVillmnn, D. Bennett. K. NV.irner. A. Nuudlcr, B. jackson. ROW 4: N. Willman. M. Needler, M. Lanning, K. Keller, AI. Martin, Mr. Fre.id,director. V. Schonhardt, H. Evans, Ford, R. Morris, R. Mills, T, Bowdell, NOT PICTURED: B. Beck, K. Kraning. lhml ufliccrs, Bob Lsinning. Duc Bcnnctl. Judi McMich.1cl and Pat Huggins, work in rl-l.1dwrH . - . . .. lk l n i U' 'luny Boom. drum mayor. appears in familiar band .itrir-:. Jr. Bancl, Maiorettes, Officers All Play Their Part M.1ji1rctrux7K.1rcn Osborne, Bobbie Arnold. Vicki Myers, 'I'uny.1 Smith, Carnlyn Shores and Pattic Lan- niiig-pmc in :1 mnrcliing formation. JUNIOR BAND ROW' lx K. Uhrick, S. Mullen, P. Rowe, xl. I..im.lis, P. Clipper, C. Wx'lllI11.lll. B. Cliicli, T. Smitli, Pcrry. ROW' 21 J. Rm-liiigs. S. Hudmn. C. iirccn, -l. W'umlcrlin, lf. Blurni- gnn, Xl. xY'.llliCl'. S. Girml, lhugli- cr, M. llustun, M. W'ilwn, G. Bim- lmm, D. Grccnc, xl. Brusc, C. Sprowl. ROW' 3: K. llusuum, C. Beck. K. Hollis, S. Scclig, 15. Gauss, S. O'Sluuglincsscy, B. Atkinson, T. Cullwcruun, S. 'l'l1nm.1i, M. Van W'iuklc, I.. Loclictt, Sills, D. Sims. ,l. lfmsliwillcr, Ll. Huggim. ll. W'llli:ims, S. Slruup. ROW' 4: il. Risingcr. C. Miller, Nliclmcl, F. Buylu. H. Rcddcn, li. Smitla. Mr. lirmil, dirccmr, NOT l'lC'TURlQl5: I.. Mninr. aa.. MIXISD CHORUS ROW' 3: NI. iiirod, A. llotliimn, I., l'l.ilxer. H. lllklllfl, NI. Aherimlliy, ROW' l: S, Fulton. xl. johnson. K. Monks. N. Seliorey, Ci. XY'illni.inn. ,l. C Jniphell. Y. lefevre. li. llllolt. Ii. xlenltins. P. Barnes. M. Tobey, D. Moon. ROW' -4: I'. follis, ,l. C line, ll, Xhilentine, I. Llenluns, I. Ciihxoii, li. ROW' 31 M- Helms. C- H-1l'Hl, If. Sparks. N. Doyle, KJ. McMillan. K. T.lrrer. N. Iliser. T. I5-vols, IP, I.,indis, D. Bennett. Howell, S. Shores. NOT l'IC'I'L'RI ll: I. llutro, 1. Monks, R. Dutfer. Chorus Performs At Programs, Sells Candy BELOXV: Miss Nesbit plays .1 xncnl record for Mixed Chorus members. BELOW RIGHT: The Girls' Trio. Idie jane Atkinson. Claretta XY'llllTl.ll'll1 And Nanci Schorev. practice a song for .1 school proigrmni. Do re me fa . . . what comes next? Teaching vocal music to both high school and grade school students was Miss Fsther E. Nesbit. She directed the Mixed Chorus and kept the songsters 'in tune' throughout the year. Miss Nesbit studied at Illinois XVesleyan University and has nt- tnined her B.M., B.M.If. .ind M.M. degrees. The chorus members tried a new money-making project this year, selling candy bars. The 8250.00 made from this enter- prise will be used for tours and other projects. all s -'35 Even though pulleys don't always behave exactly as the book says and identities and equations seem to avoid solution by every method, experimenta- tion is' Ll vital part of all science and math courses. Besides experimenting with different solutions to trig identities as the above picture illustrates, students must experiment with and try out theories in all school subjects. 7 T'-V J- vu- - -- ----- --. Y , .... . .... ..... ijigx L, . L, Y 5,.3 Q- . .. . ..... .... ,HMV Tr' mm A:-Fax.-X : - L - -'. .3: ., 4' ,, f : ' ' ' - '.'- - 1,1 M .T-f -Z V-I 7214: H , , j ,Iam 1792: f--' . 'Tig ,fl . f253 S --re EEEE1' -. A-H -w f ff .1155-, . 1-if and .. in x ,.v.L.,r .-Q YP x'5v .47 Pu , 5, Q L, -1. J4 C L Sl' J -I fav' 1' Swat Mr. Allee. Mr. Tears and Mr. licrlin work with the six part punle tube that Nlr. Allte consiriierctl during .ln l.U. Summer session. Science, Math Open Doors To New Fields How fast does New York travel in space? This trigonometry problem was assigned by Mr. Kenneth Allee - trigonometry, algebra and geometry in- structor. Mr. Allee attained his B.A. at Butler Uni- versity and his M.A. at the University of NVisconsin. This year he was a Hi-Y co-sponsor. Teaching first year algebra, refresher math and general math was Mr. Frank Teats. He Worked with Mr. Carbone as assistant coach during football sea- son, and was the sophomore class co-sponsor. Mr. Teats received his B.S. degree from Hanover and M.A. from Ball State. Mr. Harlan Tracy Kerlin instructed the junior highers in seventh and eighth grade mathematics and also served as co-sponsor of the seventh grade. Mr. Kerlin graduated with a B.A. degree from Indiana Central College, and received his M.A. at Ball State Teacher's College. What makes coke come through a straw? This is a question for Mr. Williain Beuoy-physics, chem- istry and arithmetic instructor, who graduated from Ball State Teacher's College with a BS. degree. This year he was co-sponsor of the junior class. Forfeiting many of his noon hours for the sake of ticket sales was Mr. Thomas Key, biology and general science teacher. Mr. Key received his education at Southern Methodist and Indiana Universities, and has attained his B.A. and M.A. degrees. 'uoy demomlraie i tenlriliigal forte .lpp.1r.uus used in his physics Mr. Kev, 21 ' se- ., . . m f -ag FI, , 7 -rl. r , 5 -. . . v -. , . 'tdxrxxrl , I is M I, f , z gr., X1 ..,..,..,. Y , . .MA . .. ,, . . -,--,-, iff Qt 1' .1 ri' '. CSL-. '.'f -1 ', l-'fi 31' '-'- ..... . - . 'A ' :-1' ' u, ,-.-. . .,- ,-7-2:42,-IP Ig. L, 521535 ' -1- 5- ' ' ,-. -5-WJ. ga,-,zz p... ?,r. , Va. --,:, - .f. rs ,-.'.,. , e-1.::1,g g.,,1a:s,.f -5-'uf 1 - .14 '.Q-' .. ' -ff-T 'if . ,Haig .- x .-..- Q 5 n , U. ,I ., .L,,, -..zv' 4. ,.I- F' -l. 1 552'-if-f L.: .-.-...auf 'V 11, -', ,.,::- - - ' ,. W 5- ,.,', . ...-. ' Mshg- - f- T- r - - ,, om.. ,W Y 4 '-2 . ' Ff' f. W, ' - Q- 9'f5.f rg .1 Mr. Smith, lnlispot advisor, looks through past lnlupot books with Editor-in-chief Catharine Crimmel and Assistant Lditor janet Hershberger. Getting into the write-that-copy-quick! routine of publications this year was Mr. XVilliam Smith, new Retro and lnkspot advisor. lnstructing classes in journ- alism and English rounded out his teaching schedule. Mr. Smith graduated from Ball State Teacher's College, re- ceiving his B.A. degree. Discovering the practical aspects of publishing a newspaper were the junior staff and reporters, as they took over the Inkspot following the senior stalls special Christmas issue. ln preparation for their responsibilities as staff members, the juniors wrote stories, made sample layouts and analysed city newspapers as a part of their class work. In publishing the live issues of the second semester Inkspot, the junior staff learned to cope suc- cessfully with final deadlines, emergency layout and copy changes and last second scoops. These issues in- cluded an eight page tourney edition and a spring April fool edition. Aiding the stall in delivering copy to the Fairmont News, where the paper has been printed for the past year, was Mrs. Willitlmson, who lives in Fairmount. X I lnlcspoters Experiment ABOVE: Judy W'illiams, news editor, draws up the front page layout as Ellen Lefcuurt, assistant features editor, and Carolyn Brose, features edi- tor, make plans for their page. LEFT: Becky Dearfleld, photography editor, se- lects the sharpest negatives as Dick Goodnight, photographer, and Marilyn Klepfer, Nancy Sehwark and Janie Spaulding, assistant editors, give advice. 1' X--x, ,. X -:-Q. i Ma. S jill Nicciimic and C.1rric Atkim, .lrt uditurx, put Ningy lniim-m .md Puri Qiiick, uipy Q-Jiniirx, Hmim-sw 11i,in.igurx, Cniwriiiu Spariv. Xiariiyn hnishln' uruciws un .1 cartoon, giiccix tim frunt ,Vu gn x fur qrrnrx. Lmrdiiicr. Nl.irx :Xml R-ic .imi .Xnn .'XrmxIl'uii '. 5 5 xi his :uivmi wincwivr inkipiil xiilwwripliiim. In Newspaper Editing JUNIOR RPPORTIZRS ROW' l: Paz Lulcnun. Puig' lanning, julia Rnlwbim. Judy Liillnnd, Aludy Pak, ROV' 2: Mary Lmssclink, vluannic Smith, PJI XIgNlill.m. Dun Suncs, Simirmi Smith, xludy Xiusurc, 5.xnJx XYl1ilu. 11 PM V, i J KIA. l- -- 'T' 5' 3 St , VN g 4 K N UVIN prlixLN . . il ' H lfln, NPUFKN CLI . Jn ' JNNINIJIIIN, Klux' ,Iii Xlulicn. Q .ir-il Diirtnn .md l5.1rb.ir.i XIi.'I7.micl. FIRST SENIIQSTFR INKSPOT STAFF ROXY 1: P. Bambc, lx Arkinwii. ll. Durm, Mr. Smith. .mdvimrg Cf. Hcdxtriim. K. Tidd. N. Sclmrey, C. Cuugiil, li. Ccdurhulm. ROW' 2: D. Bcnnvsil, S, Fulton. C. HUIIIIIIISUF, Nl, XYVIIIIUJII. Ci, Lilusxncr. B. Combi, Li. Ravaux, J. McCI1nric. T. Iimiu. ROW' 3: G. MfNi1ll.xn, R. I-lliiiu, tl. Jllnfkiull. K. Keller. j. Lhilbrmrli. N. NY'illm.m. C, Wkllmann. S It can become rather tedious-making those exact to the 'n'th degree draw- ings of mechanical fittings over and over again. But without this practice and training the student can never become the architect or mechanical engineer he aspires' to be. ln nearly every field very little can be accomplished without add- ing training and practice to the other aspects of study :md learning. Mr. Hale, Mrs. Wfilliunson .ind Miss Miller nuke .1 routine check on one of thc sclmnl s ditto machines. Pupils Are Trained In Techniques Gi Business, Art As a member of the business department, Mr. Thomas Hale had as his duties the instruction of bookkeeping, general busi- ness, and business arithmetic. Mr. Hale was also a sponsor of the Hi-Y and senior Class, and conducted night classes in typing and bookkeeping. He attended Indiana State Teacher's College and has received his B.S. and M.S. degrees. Mrs. Marion Williamson instructed prospective secretaries in advanced shorthand and ofhce practice besides her many duties as assistant principal. She attended Gregg School, the University of Wisconsin and Ball State Teacher's College, and has her B.S. and M.A. degrees. Supplying her beginning typists with emery boards was a well known activity of Miss Charlotte Miller. She also instructed beginning shorthand and served as a sophomore class sponsor. Miss Miller has achieved her B.S. and M.S. degrees after attend- ing Ball State Teacheris College and San Jose State College in California. Under the guidance of Miss Martha Willman, art instructor, students who were preparing for commercial art careers or just liked to draw learned the fundamentals of line, color, design. Miss Willman, freshman class co-sponsor, was also in charge of the poster contests. She received her B.S. and M.A. de- grees from Ball State Teacher's College. wvillliidll an gms paintings of the high school art i. W ,f 5 1-'tf . gl a, V. . ,a is c 'fi .- is QQ i 'if ti. .Heap , 3 1. - N, ff- ' sf ..f-f5W'f':gg. '1fE5',s5.1 ,rn A .14 'e 1 Xlr. Spr-yr tlenionxtrates the metal shop's blow torch to wood shop instructor, john Carbone. Vocational Courses Prepare Craftsmen, Homemalcers No, no, not that way-our goal is at THIS end of the field! Football coach John Carbone also co-sponsored the H Club, worked with the track and junior high basketball teams and in- structed wood shop. Mr. Carbone received his B.S. degree at Ball State Teachers College and M.S. at Indiana University. Hey, Mr. Speer, I just drew the plans for a building taller than the Empire State Building! Big ideas like this were formu- lated in Mr. David Speer's mechanical drawing and metal shop classes. Mr. Speer graduated from Ball State Teacher's College and has attained his B.S. degree in education. s. W'eig.1nd tidies the cupboards in the yellow unit Organizing Fun Night and holding court for delinquent monitor signers were only two of Mrs. Margaret Weigand's jobs as Student Council sponsor. She also instructed girls in different phases of home economics. Mrs. WCigL1Hd attended Oakland City College and Ball State Teacher's College, attaining her B.A. de- gree at Ball State. M iPhys. Ed.'Combines Quick Thinking, Co-ordination x i l 115 1 E E Z + 5 i , ' i A f V il Nliss Shepherd gels equipnienr from the athletic otiice for her plivsical education classes while r. Weeks tiles an .irhlt-ue retord. One, two, three, stretch directed Miss Marcia Shepherd as she conducted daily exercises in her physical education classes. A graduate of Hanover College, Miss Shepherd has her B.A. degree. This past year she served as sponsor for the G.A.A., Pep Club and the cheerleaders and also taught health. Good sportsmanship and team play were two of the main objectives of Mr. Claude XVeeks' boys physical education classes as well as his basketball team. His duties also included co-sponsoring the H-Club. Ball State Teacher's College is his alma mater from which he received his B.S. and M.S. degrees. Drawing school Wide interest with their newly organized girls' basketball team this year was the Girls Athletic Association, sponsored by Miss Marcia Shepherd. The team traveled out of town to play a Mississinewa girls squad. Other ac- tivities throughout the year included swimming and bowling meets and attend- ing sports clinics held at various schools. Officers of the organization were Dixie Sones, president, Sally Kennedy. vice-president: Carrie Atkins, secretary and Patty Rogers, treasurer. G.A.A. ROW' I: S. Kennedy, D. Sones, Miss Shepherd, sponsorg C, Atkins, P. Rod- gers. ROV' 2: j. Mcijeath, V. Lefevre, FI. Campbell, V. Schonhardt, B. Arnold. K. Brose, C. WK-.irly. P. Smith. R. Mcllonald, li. Kennedy. ROW' 3: R. Houseman, B. Janies, S. Moorman, Nl. Tarr. Peek, S. Turner, l F. Wane, M. Lake. j. Magers. Miss Greene and Mr. Dorton pause for a chat while en route to the high school from the North W'.ird. All Learn Health, Safety, Future Nurses Specialize Demonstrating to pupils how to turn out of n Skid is only one of the jobs of Mr. Kenneth Dorton as driver education instructor. Health and physical education also fall under his teaching duties. Mr. Dorton received B.A. and M.A. degrees from Indiana State and Ball State Teacher's Colleges, respectively. Organizing the new Future Nurses of America Club was a new activity this year of Miss Mary Greene, health and general science instructor. Miss Greene studied at Indiana University and Ball State Teacher's College and has acquired her B. A. and M.A. degrees. Because of growing interest in the many fields of nursing, a branch of the Future Nurses of America organization was started in HCI-IS this year. Sponsored by Miss Mary Greene, the club consisted of an allotted number of upperclass girls interested in nursing as a career. Student nurses, public health nurses and hospital nurses were among the speakers heard by the club. Officers for the past year were Jennie Beeson, presi- dent, Becky Dearfield, vice-president, Nancy Schorey, secretaryg Becky Combs, treasurer and Therese Guig- nard, program chairman. ROW 1: Therese Guignard, Becky Combs, Miss Greene, sponsorg Jennie Beeson, Becky Dearfield, Nancy Schorey. ROW 2: Susie Cochran, Ann Crites, Claretta Will- mann, Pat Barabe, Judy Peck. ROW 3: Catherine Sparks, Janie Spaulding, Tonia Smith, Carrie Atkins, Patty Rodgers. ROW' l: J. Landis, student director: Mr. Huffman. sponsor: B. Hawkins. itudent director. ROW' 2: 9. Augspurger, F. Bush. D. Sills, Adams, program director, M. hlmire, M. Overmycr. ROW' 3: B. Coons. L. Monroe, B. Shelton, J. Swift. R. Duffer, li. Risinger. klr. ROW 4: D. Powell, J. Valentine. R, Sutton. ,I. Tobey, T. Dcweuy. L. Hunt, T. Pate. BELOW' RIGHT: ,lim Landis and Larry Hunt take charge of a morning radio program, WHCI, Other Proiects Relate School City Affairs . . . four, three, two, one . . . You're on! This is radio station WHCI, authorized by the Federal Com- munication Commission to operate .... Twenty-five boys, under the direction of Mr. Floyd Huffman, sponsor: Jim Landis and Bob Hawkins, stu- dent directors, brought all basketball and football games to Hartford City fans. Learning the proper Way to sign on and sign off is a very responsible duty for WHCI members, as is keeping an accurate FCC regulation log. Presenting daily programs for FM listeners is also part of radio work for the WHCI boys. Program director for the studio was John Adams. Students and citizens also co-operated in such proi- ects as the Voice of Democracy essay and speech contest, DAR citizenship award, health checks and poster contests for charity organizations. Jeannine McClintic, Nancy Lord and Ruth Houseman work on a TB poster. Making Education Decisions Wfhat is a superintendents job? Oh my! sighed Mr. Blackburn. He is the man largely responsible for the 'hiring and firing' of our teachers, and also for the improve- ment of educational facilities in Hartford. Mr. Black- burn has a few unorthodox secretarial duties, such as preparing the agenda for meetings of the Board of Education, taking notes and recording the minutes of these meetings. Wforking alongside Mr. Blackburn is the school board, which has been busy planning and supervising the construction of the South Side School, finished this year. The school board is also responsible for the school program and approving the school calendar. Mr. Blackburn's executive secretary is Miss Leila Lewis, who makes out state reports and keeps a record of expenditures and receipts in the operation of the city schools. RIGHT: Mr. Blackburn reads the minutes of the last board meeting. I5l LOXV LIZFT: Miss Leila Lewis tracks down information in the tilt-s. BELOW' RIGHT: Mr. Dwight Thornburg, Mr. Keith W'ent7 and Mr. .loc Bonlmm, school board members. relax following their montlilv meeting. They Turn The Wheels Of HCHS As principal of the largest student body since 1938, Mr. Myron Clark is kept busy the Whole year long. A variety of duties, ranging from making out classes for students and teachers to being an emergency substitute teacher himself, are very time-consuming for our principal. Perhaps the two largest organizational worries which be- fall Mr. Clark are the Guidance Conferences held in the spring, and the sectional tournament, where Mr. Clark plays host to 3000 people. In countless daily tasks, such as checking 'Iixcused' or 'Unexcused' on a student's absence slip, Mr. Clark is aided by assistant principal Mrs. Marion Xvilliamson. Besides her oiiice work of keeping attendance records, sending out col- lege transcripts and preparing the daily bulletins, Mrs. XVil- liamson teaches classes in advanced shorthand and ofhce practice. Si McCaffrey, who has been the schools maintenance super- visor for the past four years, readily admits that he likes everything about his job. Reminding confused students of their forgotten locker combinations is all in a day's worku for bookstore man- ager Nyla Willmann. ABOVE 1,135-l-Z Mr. Myron Clark rings the temperamental bell by liantl. NIIDIJI l' LliFT1 Nvla XVillmann cheeks bookstore supplies. Bl l,OXV l.l'l 'l': S1 Nlefarfrey nails e last board in place, closing up the old lnkspot room. lil:LOXY': Mrs. Marion Vfilliamson looks over students' absence cards. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW' l: Mr. Wfarner, sponsor, L. Fesler, B. Smith. F. Streib, B. McDaniel xl. Jackson, Mrs. Weigand, sponsor, A. Critcs, M. Pontius, R. Sinclair, C. Sparks, M. Gardiner, Mr. Clark, sponsor. ROW' 2: I. Place. j. Myers, K. Blair, j. Hiser, J. Adams, J. Rench B. Fesler, S. Shields, C. Heavenridge, M. Lefhngwell, J. Mills, S. Silvers, K. Barnes. ROW' 3: Sills, N. Barabe, M. Smith, M. Willman, S. Hoy, j. Rawlings, Schwaner, B. Hawkins, B. Price. M. Headley, M. Denton, C. Sprowl. ROW 4: R. Tyler, B. Dearfield, Wesner, A. Armstrong, K. Tidd, C. Dorton, Smith, T. Parnell, T. Smith, B. Lanning, J. Welty, L. Schmidt. Student Council Governs, Provides Entertainment Supplying HCHS with two vital aspects of a school-govern- ment and fun-is the Student Council, sponsored by Mrs. Mar- garet Weigand and Mr. Floyd Warner. Continuing and defending the monitor system, trying stu- dent offenders and debating school problems were among their many duties on the governmental side. The council also spon- sored Open House, which gave parents a glimpse of their child's school routine, and the School Chest Drive. With four council programs, the Christmas program, Home- coming, two sock hops and Fun Night on their calendar, the Student Council proved itself capable of much more than Thursday morning meetings. High councilmen for the past year were John Jackson, presi- dentg Barbara McDaniel, vice-president, Ann Crites, secretary and Marquita Pontius, corresponding secretary. Mrs. W'eigand, student council sponsor, discusses possible future programs with President John Jackson. l Tom Bell and Fuzzy Clark sweep the band mom. Pat Patterson and Fay Vzillad work in the boiler room. Others Keep The School Fresh, Neat LEFT: Stephanie Shields and Miss Shepherd take a welcome drink from one of the fountains after phys. cd. BELOVV: Carol W'early and Henri Evans enter Mr. Allee's class just in time to sec the last old scat moved uut of the room. . ?,,,., Nu' 1 -Q -237' W Q TWH ,.,,.w4M'5if 5- W-N ,,.,..qa1' School Routine, Honors Make AISUVI: Ann c.I'IlCN, Nnmx Sclmrcv, .md Clan-!l.1 Wlll- m.mn wludv .md talk durnmg llmcu' frm' pcriml, ABOVI1 Rllylll: RL'pruwl1t.HlXus from nllffcrcnl bxllllcllcs of lull! ll.ll'Y sx.'l'XInL' xpgzlk In l1pI'cX'L.l.lxs luwyx .llmut lhclr' profu- sion. 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The between-class chats, class plays, pep sessions, ball games, dances all build up a wealth of happy, vivid impressions of out-of-class life. YfTl5l NS ROW' l: T. Liuignard, McClintic, A. Crites, lf. Atkinson, K. Stroup. C. Huntvlnger, M. Nvillman, R. Martin, C, Cougill, Miss Marshall, spon- sorg G. Ravaux, G. McMillan, K. Tidd, C. Nvillmann, M. Klepfcr, Mrs. Lindsey, sponsor, B. Van Winkle, Nl. Dutro, li. Cederliolm, C. Hedstrom, L. Charnlcy. M. Howell. N. Schorey. ROXV 2: P. Coleman, li. Lcfcourt, Xvesner, B. McDaniel, B. Deartield. M. Roe. xl. Robbins, A, Armstrong, S. Cochran, M. Gardiner, Hersh- bcrger, C. Crimmel, bl. Spaulding, C. Brose, C. Hahn, P. McMillan, VI. Smith, S. Smith, ,l. Cilland, C. Sparks, Al. Williams, N. johnson, S. XY'hite, B. Hiday, M. Spahr, P. Wallinan. ROW 3: C. Shady, l. Place, H. Piquet, il, Hartman. S. Roush, B. Barabe, B. Combs, S. Fulton, N. Lord, Belinen, l. Davis. T. Smith, K. Osborne, Y-Teens Initiate Sophs, Forty new members' from the sophomore class were initiated formally land otherwisej into Y-Teens this year, and joined in the various activities of the organ- ization. Combining their efforts with those of the Hi- Y, the Y-Teens, sponsored by Mrs. Ruth Lindsey and Miss Barbara Marshall, presented the Thanksgiving and Easter programs. They also held with the Hi-Y their annual Hanging of the Greens ceremony to decorate the school for the Christmas season. In February the girls held a Valentine dance, the Kingdom of Hearts, and conducted a Heart Fund P. Lanning, D. Coons, M. Mullen, McMichael. P. Chick, P. Hawkins, M. Landon, B. Vi'ade, K. Sutton, M. Langdon, N. Montgomery, S. Blank- enbeker, C. Dorton, Mosier. ROW' 4: P. Stalford, Emshwiller, P. Rodgers, C. Atkins, M. Barley, J. Major, K. Blair, V. Schonhardt, j. Martin, T. Osborne, Vannatter, H. Vfunderlin, S. Kennedy, K. Brose, B. Arnold, C. Xvearly, M. Pontius, Hiscr, L. Oswalt, M. Huffman, S. Reid, J. Schwartzkopf, A. Stiner, D. johnson. P. O'Connell. ROW' S: Nl, Peek, P. Elam, M. Fesler, D. Smith, K. Shady, C. Knox, L. Blankenbcker, S. McMillan, R. McMillan, Sehisler, K. Elliott, C. Furniss, D. Sones, M. Helms, Pace, T. Griffey, C. Shores, J. Myers, P. Barnes, B. Huggins, C. Hopkins. Throw Valentine Hop drive. As a money making project, the Y-Teen mem- bers sold tickets to the Kiwanis annual pancake supper. Members participated in recreation nights, with swimming and basketball, and the Central Indiana Mid- Winter Conference which was held at Portland. Officers of the Y-Teens were Kathy Tidd, president, Georgeann Ravaux, vice presidentg Claretta Willman, secretary, Grace Ann McMillan, treasurer and Marilyn Klepfer, chaplain. Sophomores light their candles in the Y-Teen formal initiation. ,,.. mr . . K y . fwfll'-if ifi5b,24f.2ae1g:vf. i. .t ff' 9 -L, 9, -X ,X '-Q Q, . VM' sl Liwzmic' if Ti 49 as .Lf .CAL - Hi-Y Co-Sponsors Hanging Oi Greens,xY' Banquet joining with the Y-Teens to hold their annual Spring Banquet, at which next year's officers were announced, was the Hi-Y Club, sponsored by Mr. Kenneth Allee and Mr. Thomas Hale. Hi-Y members also joined in planning the Thanksgiving and Iiaster programs, and the Hanging of the Greens. Hi-Y meetings included programs, swimming parties and films. Mr. Willittm Barnett talked on clubs in Eng- land and Marshall Buck Stewart of Eaton gave a demon- stration of fire arms and their various uses. Officers of the Hi-Y were Norman Hiser, presidentg Fred Streib, secretary, Frank Cunningham, treasurer: Nolan Willman, Chaplain, and Larry Saxon, sergeant- at-arms. The boys continued with their annual money-making project of selling concessions at the football games. The earnings were set aside for future activities, possibly sending several boys to the statewide Hi-Y Camp Tecumseh. ,trsltall liuuk beats Nllke Nt'edlet 'totl1etlr HI-Y D. langtlon, I.. Rinker, R. Roberts, ll. tinotltit ll ROW 1: D. Bennett, j. Seliwaner, P, llummert, gl. Hendriekx, li. Brown, ROW K: T. llolwlwtns, IS. Tarter, IJ, Croekett, tnnt in lvtrtxnn F. Dutro, L. Saxon, N. Hiser, Mr. Hale, sponsorg Mr. Alice, sponsorg li. R. Sutton, D. Upp, gl. Morris, pl. 1'-ennctt, li. Mil tt I lirt Hat ne Streib, Bretton, N. XY'tllm.in, ml. Hammond, xl. jaekson, M. Rliodet, R. Sutton, B. Cnteyki, lianer. 'l ,B00f5, ROW' 4: KI. XYZ-il, lj. Keeslian, l'm. l'l.1XK'l'ilIlN, 1 tr ot ROW' 2: S. Sehoonover, K, Kraning, Smith, H. lfvans, Nl. Neetller, B. Monfort, L. l'unk, B. Bridge, M. Xvntrel, l., Lunnin tint tntt jackson, H. Dill. M. Dorton, F. Cook, U. Goff, P. Xvtllman, B. I..1nning. Poaler, gl. Lannoy, D. Lirovex, li. Cole. ,J -if Q, Af I , Y .tif X X , ft, R A , 4 41 A v-M A V 2 2 J' M' A ., 1 f 4. ' . ts ' ' Magna' , . . , Aw w , vt iv ' .- ..t,.,. it . wma . ,ffli if ,ff ,ggkffjgw 3552 Carol Hcditrom, uditur-in-chief, guli ,in envelope fur nuiling copy from the lilc. Stall Combines New ABOVF: Pat B.ir.xbu and Carolyn Cougill, business nmnagcrs, tile index xliccts. ABOVE RIGHT: judy Dutru .md Edie jane Atkin- son, literary cditnrx, plow through the dictionary for that certain word. ISIQLOW' RIGHT: Dave Bennett, plititugraplier, chucks thc sinull camera .is Tony Bums, pliotugraplicr, .ind Kmtliy Tidd, assist- ant editor, wait with film. f, ew TOP: Dave Rogers, sports editor, checks sports etipy with newspaper write-ups. BO'l l'ONl: .Ieannme Mel lmtie, art editor, prepares to sketth in the art work on the opening section uf the Retro. Rllillili: Xlr. Smith. Retro advisor, looks through J large silt' college yearbook for ideas. Wforking with their new advisor, Mr. Bill Smith, the 1958 Retro staff began their gigantic task of recording a school year in pictures and words in the early fall. The inevitable setbacks' occurred, the most grueling being the necessity of taking class pictures three times because of the Asian flu epidemic, After the boarding up of the condemned Inkspot room, the Retro staff rearranged their room for greater efficiency. Nolan Nvillman, senior editor: lilna Cederholm, faeultv editor: .Intl Nancy Sehorey, class editor, look over old Retros for ideas for their layouts. XVith ominous deadlines always hanging over their heads, the staff united in an enormous effort to take pictures, complete copy, check and recheck last-minute details' on the dummy. As all the editors and their assistants settled back to wait for spring and Achievement Day, they knew their hard efforts would be appreciated. The new size, new idea, New Look Retro was truly a dream book. Cflaretta XY'illmann. Georgeann Ravaux. Ann C rites .intl Kirace :Xnn XlcXlll- lan, copy editors, type and read copy to meet a deatllinu. ,A . 'J X s t 4 l 4 Nlary Ann Roe makes-up ,lohn Leech for the junior class play. Janet Hershberger, Pat Coleman and Marilyn Gardiner combine efforts in making up Barbara McDaniel and Marilyn Klepfer. .luniors Porfray Teen's Plight Attempting to perfect her system for catching boyfriends, Maudie Mason, portrayed by Carolyn Brose, caused considerable confusion in the junior class play, Men Are Like Street Carsf' directed by Mr. George Tolson. Even Maudie's girlfriends thought the results of her system a little too troublesome and for a time they found their friend- ship threatened. Mrs. Mason, Marilyn Klepfer, was highly am- bitious for her eldest daughter Sylvia, Barbara McDaniel, and found the consequences very trying. Mr. Mason, Dick Goff, was so engrossed in business dealings with his young friend Jerry, Franklin Dill, that he failed to notice the problems of his daughter. XVhile everyone was busy with each other's problems, the Masons' bashful cousin played by Jill McClintic, put to use some of Maudie's own pointers and walked off with the object of Maudie's plotting, Davy, played by Billy Mills. As a last attempt to right the situation, Maudie decided to give up her system and just be herself. 3, 1. 'Q , gs ' Carolyn Brose as teen-aged Maudie 'explains things to her mother. Marilyn Klepfer. ln the showdown between Nlaudie and her friends' mothers are pictured Susie Cochran. Ann Armstrong. Ellen Lef- eourt. Carolyn Brose, Catharine Crimmel, Marilyn Klepfer and Catherine Sparks. E v -., A Directed by Mr. George Tolson, the play I Remem- ber Mama, adapted from Mama's Bank Account by Kathryn Forbes, was presented by the senior class on April 15 and 16. The play, narrated by Katrin QNancy Lordj, revealed in flashback scenes Mama QElna Cederholmj wisely deal- ing with all the perplexing problems which confronted her Norwegian family. Should Nels fRex Elliottj go on to high school? Does Katrin have writing ability, or should she give up her dream of being an author? How should jealous Christine CPat Barabej be handled, and how could Mama tell Dagmar fSuzy Fulton? that her beloved cat was dying? Mama, with her wisdom and patience, managed the household, with the aid of her little bank, even through the months when Papa Uohn Jacltsonj was out of work. Mama's own family often posed quite a problem for her. Causing her worry were fierce Uncle Chris QDave Bennettj, bossy Aunt Jenny fEdie Jane Atkinsonj, whining Aunt Sigrid QTherese Guignardj and timid Aunt Trina fCarol Hedstromy. As the play ended, Katrin had completed her lirst good writing and was reading to the rest of the family, . . . first and foremost, I Remember Mama. Traditional sets were renovated for the play as the seniors experimented with multiple and imaginative sets and drops. Another first was honorary senior fLe0 Sherleyj, a seventh grader who played Sigrid's son, Arne. Seniors Present ul ABOVE: Elna Cederholm and Nancy Lord practice the drug store scene in one of the side stages. RIGHT: Carol Hedstrom. Pat Barabe, Edie jane Atkinson and Nolan XVillman await their rues. line llennett, as Uncle Chris, sees how much Rex lllioti has gr un as l'.ii liarabe and Nancy l.ord wait their turn. R b H emem er Ma ma ., if I I-lna Cederliolm as the uninhibited mother of the Sycamore family, pauses in the typing of .i new play. New Thespian Society Produces The night of December 11, 1957, several hundred people saw a new event in HCI-IS life. This was the evening of the new Thespian SoCiety's production of You Canlt Take It With You. The Broadway hit, a Kaufman and Hart comedy, was directed by the club supervisor, Mr. George Tolson. The production climaxed nearly two months of painting and dressing the elaborate set, learning and rehearsing lines, by the club members. The money earned by the one-night stand will be used to buy lights, sets and other equipment for bigger and better productionsf, Bl-LUXY' LEFT: Su'-ie Cochran and janet Hershberger blacken Gordon Leffingwell's fats, lilflQXX' RIGHT: Carol Hedstrom, Durffner Parchment and Frank Cunning- hazu mix pa.nt to the :pecifications of Mr. George Tolson, supervisor. ?i'X'1 lf 6533 - 'L'.f?2tLi .5 - .,., f ' i it -Q - 5 ,A 6.,4,+?9., ., his 44 Essic. the ballet dancer portrayed by Carol Hedstrum, trips down the stairs for her lesson. Comedy Students And Public Co-operate In Joint Activities ABOVIL: frank Ciunningium dircuts Mlkc Nuunilur, Hain' Iimrtiuld .md Iirnnks kl.1cks0n in .1 Dmnuncx flnlw xkil for lin' IM Inu Xi m1'nriix. III-T: Mr. Kev talks In pxrcnu nf im binlngy :rudvnu .11 Upun House. BIIUXV lI FT: I-ownspcuplc mlcix gluupwx wwf lin' prom tiwruuuii crepe papcr slrcantcrs. BIIUXY: Hr. t'r.mk iilxnning nf H.inm'c'r C-iliiuu Kalki tu Carol Dfwrmn .and her pnrcntx .il Milli-gc Niglir. ii f E8 Hartford City High School- Hartford City, Indiana 't i'-3 1 ,2 f ,,-1579 WM ' QES1? 1 ' , 'fn . I 1- 5 -W r 'i fliliiilliillixk A'3451 f' lxclmcdy' x'llCnUnU HUP King 'md Quwn' Rita Martin, Carolyn Cougill. Qlarcttm XY'illmJnn, Pat Blmbc, Cathy Crimmcl Ml' in mu Ami' and other Y-Tenn members help decorate the Christmas tree at thc Hanging of Clubs Vary School Routine With Parties, Dances Brooks jackson, Clem Cassius, .md his Roman Cats, jim Shawhan, Sonny Schnonover, Doug Hoy. Roger Dutfcr .md Nlikc Nccdlcr stage .1 last rehearsal before the Roman banquet. Dave Bennett, impersonating Steve Allen, intcrvicws Phil Hcrnmcrt in Mixed Clmruw mcmlwcrs full-tw Mlm Ngxlmrk lmnd in srnglng Llruls during thc the Dr.1rn.1tic Club skxr .lr Lhc Clmristnmw prngrnnx. c,l1l'lNU'l1.lN Pl'Ugf.ll'l1. . I . I Council, Hollclay Programs Provlcle Entertainment Pruth Mclzarlin 5ingS .1 negro xpiritual at A Stu- Nutcltuk, .ln .'Xl.ul'i.1n. wmlclxci as ,lulm ,l,lCliNUl1 llu' l5u.1Ql1lvr Duo pruscnu n d.1nLc prngmnw dent Council program. tries un .1 pnrlm .lflcr rlw prugrmm. for mln' wludunl lwtly, Various Activities Aclcl Spice To School Life, f ': seg: .--': F- A 48 -g. vmzse:x'ai ABOVE: Grace Ann McMillan sells Mixed Chorus candy bars to Larry W'hite- fell and Dick Green. ABOVE LEFT: Edie jane Atkinson leads the singing of carols at the Hanging of ilie Greens. BELOW' LEFT: juniors leannie Smith, Rosemary Sinclair and janie Spaulding make suggestions to other prom committee incmhers. BELOXV: Mr. Clark discusses high school pro- grams with juniors Doris jean Smith and Bob Fuller. Pt Us 'Sv' , S, H R r uf U AHOVF: Edie lane Atkins-Jn. Pm! Huggins and Cnrulvn fimxgill wilk down llic hall in their senior uurdif' AHOVF RIGHT: Dick Uuml- niglu dutifully Signs tlic monitur hook wliilc slipping: J up of fuk: to nmnimr Rmlph XY-llll.ll11!. BI-KIOXYY 'Ihnv Hmm catclwx gloss Him- moml with .1 snow lull IH unc uf llic l.ul xmms uf tht- summit. Students Fill lclle Moments With Fun Karan lilair pmt-s fur ,I perwrmliu' column sliut. I' NX' 50 Q- sn .sa an M.. Wm!- r-Hx-1-:nm . - 1 X JF, - I ' : f 1' ' 44 H fi T., . - 5 ' ' J ' ,. i , , K 17 Q . Throughout Year Sports ABOVE IITPT: .Iurry NY'ingcr jumps in from of .in opposing player to make a luslwz. AISOYIQ: A diver Secs thix view of :lic new Hartford Citi' Memorial Swim- ming Pool before going off the high bsmrd. CIQNTYR Il-'FT: jerry Rinl-wr, Nlcrrill Rhodes. .Iohn jackson .ind jews l l.1mmond mingle with other Keanu at the fombill CIC bnnquer. BYLOXY' LEFT: Violet Sclionhnrclr dribblcs :hc ball in the G.A.A. girlx' h.1xlictb,1ll game wish Nliwissincwlx. Fhl l,ONV: Ronnie limp .ind Ql Dccuur player both jump too late for the flying foorlull. - 3 NJ' ,'-.c-nq,L-, sms A Bring Fun, Experience ABOVI' Ill- I': Suplwnmrux, Uuruumxl In lrmlulmlx uullm ilu' Y-lcun mf-lrm.1l llmmlwn, wnulx .I 'Ihlu lwmc tml lull gnrnc. ABOYI' Rlkllllrz Lu.n.l1u klnlm C .xrlmnu .md lxzmk Ions Add lllL'l!' tw-v lun m lx'.lklIKlj.f .x final yell u the Pre-wyummll Pup lem:-nw. l'1lfIUXX': lugum' Suflnrll .xml I-flm lxqkw-11 vnu fur mln- lull nn ilu' llxnmll 2.11115 ulm Dave Innes and Q1-mrdcn lk.flII1l.IXK'Ull xmml ru.u.ly ny lxulp. I Airedales Finish Third In C.I.C. With Four Wins OFFENSIVE TEAM: Ronnie Kemp, end: Dorffner Parchment. tackleg Jim Bratton, halfbacltg jesse Hammond, gunrdg Rex Elliott, fullbackg Kenny H. C. H. C. H. C. H. C. H. C. H. C. H. C. H. C. H. C. DEFENSIVE TEAM: jerry Vfinger, end: Merrill Rhodes, halfbackg Albert Merkel, tackleg Ralph NVilliams, linebael-Lerg Gordon Lelfingwell, guardg lu .gh -A . ' 3 1 Ranch, quarterbackg Norman Hiser, centerg john Jackson, guardg Dave jones, halfback: Floyd Cook, taekleg Fred Streib, end. FOOTBALL RECORD Bluffton ....................................... ..... 1 9 Tipton ..... ..... 1 2 Peru ..... .... - - 7 Decatur -, 7 Portland ...... .... 1 3 Huntington .. .... 28 Alexandria .... -- 6 Auburn ..... ..... 1 3 Elwood 20 Terry Smith, safetyg Dennis Lockett, guardg Bill Eppard, linebackerg Jon Sehwancr, tackleg Don Sones, halfbackg Larry Knox, end. Four Losses, One Tie RESERVES: Allan Dodds, end: Dewight Lake, tackle: Charles W'l1e.1tley, back: Steve Crump, center: Tom Parnell, guard: Roger Duffer, halfback halfback: Bob Tarter, guard: Bill Crites, fullback: Fred Strine, quarter- Dave Crockett, tackle: Don Fverlurr, end. . ., L -'1-'- Ronnie Kemp receives a pass for the extra Bob Fuller, out of season play because of .1 knee operation, gives encouragement to the team from mint in the Tipton game. the bench. Honors, Homecoming Highlight Football Season Nancy lord, Homecoming Queen, displays her royal IZXUUKIUCK. Football manager, jerry Rinker, Pat Welsh and Bill Keeslian, have a colin: in the athletic office. Finishing the 1957 football season with 4 wins and 1 tie from 9 starts, coach john Carbone's gridders earned third place in the CIC with a 3-2 conference record and did not give up hope for a CIC championship until the Hnal stages of the season. At the half of this annual Homecoming game, Nancy Lord was crowned Queen by Ronnie Kemp, team captain. Her attendants were Rosemary Sinclair, Stephanie Shields and Julia Hartman. Although outscored by their opponents, 112-81 for the season, the Airedales were not seriously behind in total yards gained and showed promise of having an even better season before the injury of senior fullback, Rex Elliott, in the Portland encounter. Senior John Jackson was chosen as an all-conference guard and received honorable mention in the state for this position. Dave Jones and jesse Hammond were chosen to the all-conference third team, while Ronnie Kemp, Floyd Cook and Rex Elliott received honorable mention. 1i '-was f ff . 2? l Mr. Tens, frost., fombtxll COJCI1- Checks UVM. mmm records. Football Coach klolin Lhirhone lmnds Clif winner -lohn Llaeltson his senior jacket. Frosh-Soph Squad Finishes Season With 1-4 Record Finishing their season with one win against four losses was the Frosh-Soph football team. It was only the second time for the past live seasons that Coach Frank Teats' boys have failed to finish in the undefeated rank. Losses were handed to the young Airedales by Elwood, Royer- ton, Decatur and Portland, while their single win came at the expense of Huntington. Although the Frosh-Soph squad was outscored 66 to ROW' 1: jim W'hitezell, Gary Sutton, Bill Cavanaugh, Tom Dewey, Rus- sell Coe, Fred Bailey, jerry Valentine, Bob Bridge, Gene Hackney, Monte Parker, Cyle McCaffrey, Artie Needler. ROW' 2: Rickey Tests, jerry Ford, Herb NX'.ide, Larry Monroe, Kenny Dorton, jon Tobey, David w'Jgl1Bf. Henri Evans, Mike Needler. Eddie F 42, several boys earned their letters and all gained valu- able experience necessary for Ll good 1958 varsity team. FROSI-I-SOPH RECORD H. C. O Elwood . , 19 H. C. 12 Royerton l4 H. C. ,. 0 Decatur , 6 H. C. ,... .18 Huntington 13 H. C. 6 Portland . , I4 Monks, Billy Nlemelmm, Mike linker, Jerry Slmdy. mgr. ROW' 3: Calvin Llamnie, l3.inny Qiroyer, lhvid Ttlonfort, Bill Mcliinley, ,lim NVoods, Allan Dodds, Hob limtton, Mike XVood, l..1rry Cunninglinn, Dean Cmrbone, Steve lilnler, SJIHI115' Crouse. -s M sz. D Fe eff -,-mr V- M flu Slsi 270 v. 0 X vi Ir Q, Y Sify ar uv 'g Q. in qya L! -14-1 .ff W , , li A 4, 2' ,A Qin' 'vnu f N -1 , 4-5,4',erj 'R AQ' 'gg 'Aj' ,I , in , , . . 1 S-4, 4 , Wsgf fja .aulw . I ,J-' ik 4 I! fi W we F S ,fi if X - 'sl-'sf -x' , 5 , - 'qua 1, ,X J,.x?Q'1 A I gn 1 3 A X4 x 1 f' n .O A . . . ,A . ,Af .. '. 'a ' i . - . 1 Q ' ,-.nvP 1 LM 1.,' Q'-Q ,, W 'Y' MP' .Sf gn, - 4 K Q Q 4 i 1 U f .N m 43. 'Fi' K ,. ' s A 4 I A . R h I t L' v I i 4 fe .424 so , Q P x x J 44 14 i 'f ,J F 5 r ' 1 4 'L-V l 0- 1 ,fx 1X ROW' 1: john jackson, Kenny joe Reneli, lfugene Stafford, jess Ham- ROW' 2: Rex Elliott, Ronnie Kemp. Dave jones, Nurnun Hiser, Jerry mund, Gordon Leffingwell, Merrill Rhodes, Sunxbury, jerry Winger. In Rebuilding Season Senior Dave Jones, 6 ft. 4 in. center, points out basketbmll trophies to new man on the team, junior jerry Stansbury, 6 fr. l in. forwa i 4, , . YI l Y , V 1 1 2 . I 1 r , V X 1 l . iv, lr Ne R . 4 Ii.-.L f---Q-F X - 1 If , Ax eww' I 4' I vi ,r ku, ' :x...,l - 7 W im . ' iwv-L, 'NRL ,r - ' V iltzun 4 I . rl :gan I ' ur ' l ,' ' X funn . ,,,, ' , 5 x. Q ' r ' x 1 n f X 1 K' ix . In g A K A L I My !,f'42f ' X f Eiga ' AHA! 5 1 Q M4 Xf is Yi xx 'ws X Ngstx 'ws Y - . M, I 4 ,Civ in i-, - 1 'TI ' QL V355 AS? ff 0 BA . fl rt 'M' V N MY ff' 3 Bi 8 E fx Sunwrx Rlwnmc Kvmp, tw fl, Q ln. 1'-n'u.xrd. .md Iuucnc Surf-urd. 5 il. 4 un. uxurd lu-lk ,u .1 plxlllfkj uf thu IVV lxulwxlull squal, I s 0 o Ba I 4 a Sunmrx Xlcrrlll Rhodes, Y ft. S m. guard, ,md 'luv llnnmuml, Y fr. IU nn. guard tus: mln- nu-ngzlm of Jn wld murnu nur, juniors jerry Xvingcr, 6 ft. 1 in. guard, and Kcnny ,loc Rnnuh, 6 ft. U in. guard laugh uvcr humuruuv gwd lmlu nn ppl IULIFHCY Inks ow. -' P ns , sg, Y ff 1: '25 3 ,K 4 -vf vs: 1 1' 'i 5 Q 'x ' 1 Q, A V h . x 5 - . , D A ' X 0'-qw' ni: l 2 3 57 H 1 Q v . r 4, fir ws r . 1: I ?N..Z H QW hh I j . ... ' ..nd'f Coach Claude XY'eclu draws up new plays at his desk. Display Great Spirit Seniors Jolm Jackson. 6 ft. 0 in. forward, and Rex Elliott, 6 ft. 0 in. forward rerninisce past sports seasons with old Retros. Qcniors Gordon Lcffingwcll, Y ft. 10 in. guard, and Norman Hiscr, 6 ft. 4 in. center read baslxetball write-ups in an Airedale sports scrapbook. 'ik ,,,V Q. . I n , f' A . l 4 8 I rms? f Y, , ZX fr ,A X Sv YP? 21'-W -,,-2 ' SEASON'S RECORD QWon12g Lost 9j H. C .,,77,, ,7,,,,. 4 3 Bluffton .., ., .. 48 H. C .,,..,v. , A,,77, 46 North Side .41 H. C .,,,,,7, ,,,7,,7 6 0 New Castle . . 64 H. C .,,..77 ,,,, , .50 Marion 61 H. C .,7,7,7 ,7,,777 7 0 Montpelier . 44 H. C .tt.... ....... 5 6 Muncie Burris . . . .38 H. C. ..... ....... 6 3 Huntington , , 5U H. C ........ ....... 7 1 Peru ... . .. .. 54 H. C ......., ....... 6 7 Portland ., .... 59 H. C .,,,,,, ,,,,, , .55 Elwood ,,,, H H 67 HOLIDAY TOURNEY H. C ....... ..... . .38 Mississinewa N35 H. C ....... M40 Anderson , , , H59 H. C ......, .....,. 4 1 Dunkirk H, , ,48 H. C ....... ....... 7 5 Warsaw ,, 71 H. C ....... ...... 5 2 Alexandria . S 54 H- C ....... ....... 5 5 Mississinewa , . ,,,, , 53 H- C -...... ....... 5 4 Auburn .. . N48 H. C ....... ...... 9 5 Tipton ,, , ,, 69 H. C ....... .... . -57 Xvinchester ,, 56 H. C ....... .... ..... 5 8 Wfabash ,. , , 59 SECTIONAL TOURNEY H. C -......uu.u..u.u. 50 Portland .. C E. 60 'Dales Cop 12-9 Record ABOVE RIGHT: Dave Jones leaps for one of his jump Qhots in the An- derson game. BELOXV: Airvdales shake hands with Bluffton players after the game. BELOW' RIGHT: Basketball managers Pat W'elah, Steve Crump and jerry Rinker get in their share of shooting baskets. Boasting a 12-9 won-lost record, Coach Weeks' 1957-58 net team failed to recover from a mid-winter slump and finished the year with a 60-50 sectional loss to a Portland team they had defeated earlier in the season. The Airedales finished third in the C.I.C. with only Iilwood and Alexandria forging ahead of them. One highlight of the season came with Dave Jones' 37 point performance against Tipton which broke the former school record of 32 points set by Don McDermit in 1953. AISOYIE Ronnie Kcnip's solo shot is interrupted by the hand of an opposing player. BlfI.OW: Iiugene Stafford stretches to tip in a basket. BELOVV RIGHT: Dave ,Innes and an opposing player jump for the hall as Rex llliott and Ronnie Kemp await the out- CHINC. Aireclales Finish Third in Conference Standing One player, Dave Jones, received the honor of being named to an all-conference squad, while Merrill Rhodes received an honorable mention. Jones led county scoring with an average of nearly 20 points per game, while Rhodes was fourth in county- wide scoring with an approximate 12 point average per game. Although the Airedales had remained unbeaten in sectional competition since 1953, their loss to Portland came without the services of Jerry Winger and Ronny Kemp. d IDI' Ill'I: lhu' lunux .xml hmm' linnqh m-nu In tu gunrll .1 XX.alv.1wlm plavcr. Xllllllll llll: TX:-nnnnn lllwn -lrnlwlwlcs ilu' lull lwlxxcl-I1 lun Xl.1r1-vu plnurx. l5U'l l'UXl lll'l: lluc lumw ,mul .1 Nl,1rv.m plnur pump fur llw up .lx N-rrman llnwr .un-l If-lm lukwnx stand lvl. AHUYI lcv ll.1lml1nvml ,mul wurr-mmllng ,-Xndcrwn playcr- xlrugglc wr nhl- lull, H-CLUB ROV' I: P. Coleman, M. Klcpfcr, Rl. Sclwwancr, xl. Bruton. Mr. well, N. Hiser. R. Elliott, D. Lockett, B. Eppard, S. Crump, B XVceks, sponsorg Mr. Cnrbone. sponsorg F. Cook, If. Stafford. j. Keeshan. ROW' 3: P. Hemmcrt, F. Streib, B. Fuller, D. Sones, J Gilland, QI, Robbins. ROW' 2: R. wYlllll'llI1S, R. Kemp. G. Leffing- Rinkcr, Hammond, M. Rhodes, Jackson, D. jones, Rench H-Club, Civic Organizations Present Sports Awards Members of the 1956-57 baskerball Lcam displ.1y the team picture. CHITFRING BLOCK Backing The Team With Songs, Yells Varsily chccr lenders-Nhrilyn Klcpfcr. PM Colcmxn, julia Robbins, and ,Iudy Gnlland-gm thmugh .1 new yell. PUP RECORD lxviin S' Lint llj Pupg 27 Bluffton Pupx 41 North Side Pupe ZS New Castle Pups 43 Marion Pups 48 Montpclicr Pups W Muncie Burrie Pup: 38 Huntington Pupc 50 Pcru Pupe Zi Portland Pups 99 lflwood Pups 36 Dunkirk ELXVOOIU TOURNPY Pups 2 Y Alcx.1ndri.i Pups . . . 31: XY'arx.1w Pups 33 Alexandria Pupc . 32 NlisiisQiiicw.i Pupi 27 Auburn Pupx U Tipton Pups . 44 W'im:hcstur Pupx 3X NV.ib.1sli 29 l5RUSH-- STANDING: Cylc Nlcfiatlruy, Rollic Stroup, Dean NlC.lCl'l.'ll'll, jim jordan. Kenny Dorton, Mike Wvcclix, liill jenkins, Don xYvll11I11Cl', Dunn ci.ll'bOIlC, Calvin Climmc, Charles Maddox, Bob limtton, jurry Dodds, FRONT: 1.00 Clicncy, jerry Sludy, mgrmg Cimcli Frank 'liC.IlS. jr. Hi jr. Hi jr. Hi jr. Hi jr. Hi jr. Hi jr. Hi jr. Hi jr. Hi jr. Hi jr. Hi jr. Hi jr. Hi jr. Hi jr. Hi Ffll5ll lirosh Pruill Prosli l' rush Frosh Froxh lfrosh lfrmli Frosh Frosh lfrmli lfrush Frosh Frosh Frmh JR. Hi- ROW' I: jim Pickering, Tom Trauring, jim Bergdoll. jim Landis, Mike Mills, john Van- XY'inklC, Leslie Rogers, Raymond Strohl, Tom Dewey, mgr. ROW' Z: Coach jolin Carbonc, Roger Strine, Bill Smith, Dave Lal-ze, Gary Mancs, john Rench, Dick Evilsizer, Andy McCaffrey, jim Ycnccr jerry Ford, mgr. QIUNIOR HIGH RECORD fW'on 93 Lost 6, 32 Martin Boots 25 44 Marion Xvashington . 40 25 Dunkirk 21 34 Portland .. . 4l 28 Mississinewa . 36 48 Royerton 30 33 Elwood 92 38 Bluffton 27 32 Martin Boots 42 27 Marion Whshington . IS 27 Mississinewa , . 33 29 Alexandria . . 32 39 Bluffton .. 26 .90 Portland .. 30 41 lflwood . . 42 FRQSH RILCORD fW'on 95 lost 7j 31 Martin Boots .37 39 Marion W'aSl1ington 26 44 Dunkirk 36 33 Portland . 19 36 Mississinewa 31 39 Roycrton 45 3l Iflwood 29 ELNVOOD TOURNFY I9 Alexandria 43 55 Bluffton . 30 37 Martin Boots . . .. 42 52 Marion wv3Sl'Ill1gI0l l 27 3 S Mississinewa 39 39 Alexandria 43 42 Bluffton 37 44 Portland . I9 40 Elwood 42 PUPS- STANDING: Donnie Sonor, Mike Necdlcr, Bill lfppard, Bill Critca. Don lfvcrlmrt, Allan Dodds, Bob Kemp. Tom Parncll, Fred Strinc, 'lorry Smith, David Wagner, Floyd Cline. FRONT: Coach lxunny Dorton, Pnt NX'clSl1, mgr. Kay lirmu, Julia H.1rtm.m and Qlxluu Ann Huplxlm, l'up ygll It-Align, practice bcfurc .1 game. lrul Srrnnc lmpx in Nhllxt' .1 lmskcr in Il Pup wr-.nu-n unxmn Future Aireclales Build Up Experience .. . . W ..,. , WW4, Nlrclmullu iQl'm'L-N, Ucrrmnn Clark .xml liulwyn Wfrldn, Fl'1!Nl'l wll WVP ll'I5T: A Ir. H1 rcbuundcr and .rn Flwnud player np for lllvf lull .rs tlwrr tcammutcx iuml by. FJYLOXY' l,l5l5'I': Chuck Klulrlux uw up tlw lull fur ilu' l'rml1 team. .-XPmOVl : lmdurx, go xlxmuglx guml-lucli :mm furrnnrirm. lil-IUXV: jr. Hr ccr lculvrs, Suv Ann Hwy. Nnnq' trrlllkt' aml Sumn llclxsmm, our un ll1k'lF tram. . ...MQ . I, ,ii-fa.. i..-.. -- 4 fr...-. 1, is ug.-1A's5' 'va 1- . i ,.c k wus, .14 -..- y..gJ,,,,,. ,, . 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S. may be the ivy-covered building which, though superficial itself, houses those who make impressions of the school alive and worthwhile - the people of Hartford High. lt is through the teachers and students that he gains knowledge, learns to live with others and experiences new things, all of which will remain with him as impressions. Each one has his special impressions of the school year - the basketball game, the prom, that certain friend, the dis- covery of a new field, The l958 Retro, a picture book of all these, we hope will be able to bring an almost forgotten impression back to life. 'Dale Diamondmen l Win Awards Eleven members of Claude Weeks' 1957 baseball team earned their baseball major H awards which were presented on class day 1957. Fred Streib received the American Legion Award for baseball and silver base- balls went to Don Burnworth and Bill Grover. Bad diamond conditions resulting from the heavy spring rains forced complete postponement of three scheduled games which lessened the Airedales' chances for a victory. Also such tough opponents as Muncie Central and Anderson were a leading factor in the 0-5 won lost record compiled by the Airedales. .f . X... ' ' W s-.Vx si. . .. , -' , , Ww- . v.-. . J. , l-1 .Jin P'f'- -'-- 0 - s 4. 1 --an lk., t5 A .hvflx-mn--A-s-fn!-A .....-U .. A spectator watches the 'Dales from the outside. H. C .ot.o 1 Marion 6 H. C. M1 Portland 2 H. C. ...5 Anderson .... 7 V H. C ..... 5 Muncie .... .10 6 H. C ...., 5 Muncie 6 A Muncie player slugs one 'over the fence' in the 'Dale Bearcat game. ROW' 1: Fred Strcib, Jerry Ford, Don Sones, Bill Eppard, Merrill Rhodes, Jim Strohl, mgr. ROW' 2: Phil Hemmert, Fred Strine. Kenny Rcnch, Don Burnworth, Bill Grover, Ronnie Kemp, jesse Hammond. Baseball Coach Weeks gets the bats out for an after- noon game. K. ln' Larry Knox circles the lonely cindcr track after .1 spring rain. Mile Relay Team Breaks School Record At Portland Shattering the school one mile relay record was the biggest accomplishment of John Carbone's 1957 track squad which copped only one meet for the six in which they participated. Thinlies John Jackson, Rex Elliott, Jim Bratton and Dave Jones each carried the baton in the record smashing mile, timed at 3:46.7, which was run against Portland on the Panther track. TRACK RECORD H. C .,,,,,,,, 31 1X6 Fairmount 77 77 H. C.. ,..... 10 M Huntington s,,,, 7 H. C .,,,,.,.. 57 Peru ,.,.,,, Montpelier sss, 7 ss,ss 7 Dunkirk 7 7 77 Albany 7 H. C .77777777 as H. C .777 77777 2 7M Alexandria 7777 Portland 77 77 7777 77 77 55 6 87 5 6 4456 60 511 '5 16lf'j 61 8136 ABOVE RIGHT: john Carbone, track coach, looks up while studying the coming schedule. 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The individual friends he has shared his school experiences with make the impressions of that terrible English test, the wonderful ball game, the enchanting prom much more meaningful and memorable. The friends a student has in high school, besides being companions and sharing the activities of school life. help him learn, by their different characters and ideas, about people and about himself. wif-, , fm im.. 3 V if ah r. Scninr class Prcsidcnt Rex I-lliurr cruwnx Gcurgcann Ravaux Queen of Ncptunofs Ball aw Alu-ndanu lflna Ccdcrlwlm, Aludy Uumro, Nancy Iarrd and Kathy Tidd warch. ABOVIF: Queen Gcnrgcaxm and her escort. jerry Galbrcarh, arc wclumud um the Kiwanis 'Lucky 7Lh' party. BI-QLOXY: Mr. Wxlluarn Frmd, band director, sit, in .xt the saxophone with Jimmy Stcir's band, Y Y Y Water World Sets Prom Mood ABOVE: Parry Hawkins tricx the casting md nr thc Country Club while other prom-gocrx watch. l5Ifl.OW': juniors march. and Seniors wcaxc in and out during the grand as . . ji. Q F 'si-. ., . , 'I ' Y. 3' ,, 'Zi' NTL .-..-. ' Rex Ipgrlringwyll, 1017 senior, impersonates .lack Fly and Sondra Gray deliver the 1957 Rilm Cecil liet-son reteixes the I.0.0.lf. Award for Pats Domino. in Sondr.1'x lselta. Outstanding Allllellt' Aclileveinent, '57 Seniors Stage Class Day Skits ,Neath a ceiling of rolling waves, they 'could have danced all night.' Scores of lovely mermaids whirled with their dashing sailors to the rippling music of Jim- my Stier. Wild colored fish, seahorses and fishnets were the decor of this watery underworld. Crowned queen of the 1957 Prom, Neptune's Ball, Georgeann Ravaux and her escort jerry Galbreath reigned throughout the dazzling night and into the early hours of the morning. The Kiwanis Lucky 7th All-Night Festival kept the promsters moving at a fast pace. First came The Buster Keaton Story at the Hartford Theatre, then back to the high school gym for dancing and entertain- ment. After getting out of 'that stiff shirt' and 'all those hoops,' everyone hurried to the American Legion Home for a refreshing breakfast. Last on the line came the Country Club with contests and treasure hunts. Then for most it was home and to bed, content with knowing that this Prom had really been the 'best yet.' Perhaps two events which the seniors remember most vividly from the year before and look forward to with the most exictement are Class Day and Graduation. The contrasting moods of the gay, carefree Class Day skits and the solemn graduation ceremonies climax a senior's six years' fun and hard work. Max Pulley, Bonnie Harrison, jane Crlmmel and Jane Cale proceed down jack I ly's Class Day comedy skit .imuses Brenda Coe, Sondra Cray and the aisle in the 1957 graduation exercises. jane Crimmel. EDIE JANE ATKINSON Nature Study, Glee Clubs: Y-Teens: Iulupoi, Features Ed.: Retro, Literary Ed.: Girls' Trio: Girls' Quartet: Mixed Chorus: Band: Student Council, Rep.: Meet Me in St. Louis. PATRICIA JANE BARABE Latin, Glee, Pep, Future Nurses Clubs: Nature Study Club, Treas.: Y-Teens: Inlcxpof, Bus. Mgr.: Retro, Bus. Mgr. Frosh, Vice-Pres.: Student Council, W Rep. DAVID JACK BENNETT Glee Club: Nature Study Club, Pres.: Dramatics Club, Sgt.-at-Arms: Hi-Y, Sec.: Iufctpoi, Photographer: Relro, Photographer: Band, Lieut., Capt.: Mixed Chorus: Purdue Honor Band: Frosh Basketball, Mgr.: Meet Me In St. Louis: You C.1n't Take It With You. ANTHONY NEIL BOOTS Nature Study, Dramatics Clubs: Hi-Y: Iukxpoi, Photographer: Retro, Photog- rapher: Band, Drum Major: Mixed eb Chorus: Eighth Grade, Pres.: Frosh Basketball: Pups: Noon League, Capt.: Boys' State: You Can't Take It With YW' img You. JAMES MORTON BRATTON H-Club: Hi-Y: Honorary Football Capt.: Track: Football: Basketball: Noon League. RICHARD GENE BROXVN Hi-Y: XVHCI: Frosh Football. Feeling Grown-up But Uncertain As Junior Highs: -IIM ELDON CANSLFR ' ELNA ANN CEDERHOLM Nature Study. Latin. Pep, Dramatics, Glee Clubs: French Club. Trcas.: Y- Teens: Inkxjvol, Special Reporter. Copy Ed.: Krlru, Faculty lid.: Mixed Chorus: Soph, Treas.: Student Council, Rep., Alt.: Prom Queen Attendant: Harvest Queen Attendant: Meet Me In St. Louis: You Can't Take It NVith You. LINDA SUE CHARNLEY Latin, Pep, Glee Clubs: Y-Teens. REBECCA ANN COMBS Nature Study, Latin, Pep, Glee Clubs: Future Nurses Club, Treas.: Y-Teens: Inkifmf, Reporter: Mixed Chorus: Girls' Quartet. FLOYD MONROE COOK Dramatics. Glee Clubs: Hi-Y: Baseball: Football: Meet Me In St. Louis: 'lYou Can't Take It Wiith You. CAROLYN CAYE COUGILL Glee, Pep Clubs: Y-Teens, Treas.: Iuktjwl, News Ed.: Rrfru, Asst. Bus. Mgr.: Student Council, Alt. lb Participating PAULINE JANE ELAM Pep Club: Y-Teens. SAMUEL REX ELLIOTT Nature Study Club: Hi-Y: lukijml, Reporter: Mixed Chorus: Soph, Vice- Pres.: jr., Pres.g Student Council, Alt.. Rep.: Track: Football: Basketball. MYRNA KAY FESLFR Glee, Pep Clubs: Y-Teens. SUSANNA GRAY FULTON Glee, French, Pep Clubs: Y-Teens: Inkxpol, Reporter: Mixed Chorus: High Inkxpoi Salesman: Meet Me ln St. Louis. GERALD NWAYNE GALBREATH Band. JOHN ROBERT GEBHART Nature Study Club: French Club, Sec. NORA RUTH ANN CRITFS Latin, Future Nurses, Glee Clubs: Y-Teens: ,PIk,XI7lIf, Reporter: Retro, Copy lid., Band, Figlitli grade, Sec.: Frnsh, Treas.: Student Council, Rep., Sec. FRANK A. CUNNlNGl-IAM Latin Club: Dramatics Club, Pres.: Hi-Y, Treas.g luktlml, Reporter: Stu- dent Cuunctl, Alt., Rep.: Basketball, Timelceeper: Meet Me ln St. Luuis: Yuu Can't Take ll With Yun. MUNTIT GAIL DORTON Nature Study Club: Hi-Y. NANCY bl.-XNE DOYLIE Glen, Pep Clubs: Y-Teens: Band, Mixed Chorus. FRANCIS GAIL DUTRO Nature Study, Glee Clubs: Hi-Y: Band' Mixed Chorus: Meet Me ln St. Louis. klLllPlTH SUP DUTRO Clue, Pep, Nature Study Clubs: French Club, Sec.: Y-Teens: Inkwjml, Sports lid., Ed.-in-Chief: Rvfrn, Literary lid.: Mixed Clmrus: Student Cuuncil, Rep.: Prizm Queen Attendant: Meet Me ln St. l,nuis. ln iScl1ool' Activities As Freshmen, 1:7737 '1.., '3f 'MX ,c,.,,.-. . Yiilve WIP' l wiv '53 if Q91 LARRY GENE GIBSON Mixed Chorusg Baseball, Noon League. THERESE ANNE GUIGNARD Latin, Pep, Glec Clubsg Future Nurses, Prog. Chair. CAROL MAE HAMILTON Dramatics, Glee Clubs, G.A.A.: Meet Me In St. Louisg You Can't Take It With You. JESSE ALFRED HAMMOND, JR. I-I-Clubg Hi-YQ Third C.I.C. Teamg Baseball, Footballg Basketball. RONALD HARTLEY PATRICIA ANNE HAVUKINS French, Pep Clubsg Y-Teensg Seventh Grade, Vice-Pres., Jr., Seo, Sn, Treas. Choosing Soph Class Rings, Making Prom Money, CAROL ANN HEDSTROM Nature Study, Dramatics, French, Glee, Pep Clubs, Latin Club, Reeorderg Y- Teens: Iukxjmf, Ed.-in-chief: Rrlru, Ed.-in-chief: Mixed Chorusg Student Council. Alt.: Math Contest, National Merit Scholarship Finalist, Betty Crocker Contest XVinnerg Meet Me In St. Louis, You Can't Take It Xvith You. PHILIP ANTHONY HIZMMERT Dramatics, Nature Study, Pep, H- Clubs, Hi-Y, Baseball, Meet Me In St. Louisfi You Can't Take It With You. JOHN ALFRED I-IENDRICKS Hi-Y. WILBUR LEE HERRIN. JR. NORMAN LEE HISER H-Club, Hi-Y, Pres.: Mixed Chorusg Baseball, Basketballg Football, Track. ADA DELORES HOFFMAN Glee Club: Dramatics Club, Vice-Pres.g Mixed Chorusg Meet Me In St. Louis, You Can't Take It With You. MAIJIiLIIfNIf KAY I'IOW'EI.L Pup, Clue Clubsig Y-Teens: Mixed Clinrus. PATRICIA ANN HUGGINS NF!r h I.,1t1n Club: Itrcncll Club, Sec.: Y- Q:-Q-Q Tccnsg Ihnd, I.icut.g Poster Contest. CHARLOTTE ANN HUNTZINGIR Pup, I'rcucI1, Clec Clubs: Y-Tucnsg lnkijwl, Reporter. JOHN KENNETH JACKSON H-Clubg Nature Study Club. Vice- Prcs.g Hi-Y, ,ITl'lJQ1i.Q lnftxpnl, Reporturg Hand: Suvcutli grade, Prcsg Supli, Pres., Student Cnuncil, Rep., Mclnbur-.tb 4 Large, Viuu-Pres., Pres.: Bnkctballg ' Iinutlmllg Trnckg Iiirst C.I.C. Ennrlull ,vc FITCJIH. LARRY LARUI-' JENKINS Mixud Clmrlisg Top Ticker S.1Im:sm.m 'I'up Paper Salcxmmn. . iufx HSE hlouwsox A 1?f5'fi?,t2Q Presenting The Junior Play PMeet Me In St. Louis, BARBARA LOIS JONES Dramatics, Glee Clubsg G.A.A. DAVID NEIL JONES H-Clubg Footballg Bmsketbmllg Track: Third C.I.C. Football Team: Track Award. L38 KENNETH REX KELLER Nature Study Clubg Hi-YQ lulqrpuf, Reporterg Band. RONALD E. KEMP H-Clubg Baseballg Bnsketbnllg Football. SHARON KAY LAKE Pep, Glee Clubsg Y-Teens. DONALD MERRILL LANDIS Nature Study, Glec Clubsg Hi-Yg Mixed Chorusg Football. f A-l , N w I n x w I, I I I I I x r v i 4 : 'vp-Q' MARGARET ANN LANDON PfP, Glee Clubs: French Club, Vice- Pres.: Y-Teens. DAVID WENDELL LANGDON Glee Club? Hi-Y: Mixed Chorus: Base- ball: Football. MARY ELIZABETH LANGDON Frfnih. Pep, Glee Clubs: Y-Teens: Frosh Cheer Leader. INIICHAEL D. LANNING Hi-Y: Band: Baseball: Football. PAUL F. LECLFRCQ Nature Study Club: Track. MARILYN ANN LEECI-I Pep, French, Nature Study, Glee Clubs: Y-Teens: Pups Cheer Leader: Varsity Cheer Leader: Meet Me In St. Louis. Staying Up All Night Al The Neptune's Ball Prom, GORDON HAL LFFFINGWFLL Dramatics. I'I-Clubs: Hi-Y: Mixed Chorus: Basketball: Football: Meet Me In St. Luuisgn You Can't Take It With You. DENNIS LEON LOCKETT H-Club: Band: Noun League, Capt.: Baseball: Basketball: Football. NANCY KAY LORD Glee, Draniatics, French, Pep Clubs: Y-Teens: Suph. Treas.: jr., Treaag Sr. Sec.: Student Council. Rep., Sec.: Sr., Homeeoniing Queen: Soph., Merry Chrixtmas Queen Attendant: Jr,. Pump- kin Queen Attendant: Sr., Pumpkin Queen: Prom Queen Attendant: Tem- perance Poster XY'inncr: D.A.R. Poppy Poster Winimer: Meet Me In St. I.ouis: You Can't Take It XVitl1 Yun. DONALD VVAYNF MADDOX lukxlmf, Printer: Glee Club: Mixed Chorus. RITA EARLIYNE MARTIN Pep, Glee Clubs: Y-Teens, Sec. JACQUELINE KI. MCCLINTIC Nature Study, Pep, Latin, French, Dramatics Clubs: Y-Teens: Inkipof, Reporter: Retro, Art, lid.: Relrn High Salesman: First in State Scholastic Art Contest: You Can't Take It With You. In St. Inuixf' DRAKE ANN McNlIl.I.AN Pep, Kilt-c, lfrencli Clubs: Y-Teens, 'I're.1s.g Iulwfml, Rcpurtcrg Rrlm. Copy lid.: Mixed Clmrus. AI.lil Rl I.. MIRKI I., JR. Ili-Y: liandg Voice nf Ilcrnoiiraty Con- lcwtg lwurllwille Nunn I.e.1gueg Meet Xie NURMA ,IUANNE MON-l'C1OfXIl-.R Y blue, Pup Clubw: Y-Teens: G.A.A. IJORIJFNI R A. PARCHNIILNT Nature Sllll.lY, Ilranutics, H-Clubs: llifYg Track: I-.mtballg You Cjllil Take It Xxillll You. .X THOMAS CARI. PIQUET W Nature Study Llub. ,twig xtesw KIM AI.I.l-.N PONTIUS Nature Study Club: Hi-Y: Nunn I.c.igucg Meet Mc In St. Louis Producing The Retro, C-iving ul Remember Mama, ROBERT VVARREN POVVERS Noon League. GEORGEANN ELAINE RAVAUX Glee, Pep Clubs: Y-Teen. Vice-Prem Inksfrol, Reporter: Rrlrn. Copy Ed.: Frosla, Sec.: Sr., Vice-Pres.: Student Council, Rep.g Member-.it-largeg Sr. Harvest Queen Attendant: Prom Queeng Sr. Miss Merry Christmas. MERRILL ALLAN RHODES Nature Study, Glee, H-Clubs: HiAYg Mixed Chorusg Baseball: Basketball: Football. JERRY LEE RINKER H-Clubg Varsity Football, Mgr.g Var- sity Basketball, Mgr. LARRY D. RINKER Hi-Y. DAVID LEE RODGERS Hi-Yg Inlupof, Sports Ed,q Rrtro, Sports Ed.g Noon League. :.f-.:'3- - -,Q Y . - .mf ..-,ggvggb X if if? xxgnqf if.. . 1 'W-5.35 -': . ww . 2 I N 3 i 1 I -naw' it ,Q 1 13:7 e- K - LARRY LEE SAXON Hi-Y, Sgt.-at-arms. NANCY SUE SCHOREY Glee, Pep, Nature Study Clubsg Y- Teensq Latin Club, Sec.: Future Nurses, Se:.g Inlzspol, Cir. Mgr.g Rvlro, Class Ed., Girls' Trio, Mixed Chorus. . av'--K, xi -,W .Q-,ig JON MULFORD SCHWANER Nature Study, H-Clubs: I-Ii-Yg Mixed Chorus: Student Council, A1t.g Trackg Football. CHARLENE JEANETTE SHADY Glee, Pep Clubs: Y-Teens. LAVERNE SHAFER Cvlee Clubg Y-Teens, Mixed Chorus, Girl's Quartet. JAMES KENT SHAWI-IAN 4Qliug, Glee, Stamp, Latin, Nature Study Clubs, Band. Then Amid Everything-Donning Cap And Gown WILSON LEVI SLENTZ Band: Noon League. ALLEN EUGENE SPEIDEL LANWRENCE EUGENE STAFFORD V '.9 Basketball: Football, Track. st! PATRICIA LOUISE STAFFORD Glec, Pup Clubsg Y-Teens. .IERRY LEE STEWART French Club. WX aquar- 'NY DANIEL FREDERICK STREIB Dramatics, I'I'Clubsg Hi-Y, Sec.: Band, Student Council, Rep.: Baseball Awardg Baseball, Football, You Can't Take It With You, KATHLHTN MAE STRUUI' Nature Study. Latin, bleu, l'up, Dram' .unix Clubsg Y-Teens: Xlixud Clinrusg Girls' State, You C.lI1'l Taku It XY'1tl1 You. ' KAREN KAY SUTTON lilcc. Pep Clubs: Yfliuciis fw' X A itiftiiiccfx it. 'i'Hox1As Nuurc Stutlv, Qilcc, Pup, lfrcnglw Clulwsg Y-Tccns: lukijmt, Rcpurtizr. KATHRYN ADILI- Tllllb Lilac, Nuturc Study Klubs, Y-Teen, Ilrcyg Frcnuli Club, Pres., l.itin Club, l'rcw.g Iulwjmt, l'l1orotgr.1pl1v lid.: Rrfm, Asst. lid.: lhnd, lilw.: lsrmli. Prusg Studunt Luuncil, Rcp.. Korres, Suu.: County l3.A.R, XY'inncrg l'rimm Queen Attendant: Mcrry Cliristinas Attcndf .intl Hnrvut Quccn C.1ndid.itc. it 5? Xl,fXRGARl'T ANN TOISI Y blur, Pep Clulwg Y-Tccnsg Mixed flmru , I'- IIIZABI TH ,IANH Y,1nXY'INKl.If Pep, blue C lulwxg l,.llllH Club, lru.1s.: Nature Study Club, Sur.: Orlict- Soc.: Xlixcd Cilwrux: Student Council, limp., Alt.: Higli Sr. xl.1.LL.'llIl1L' 5,1lCNIU.1I'll uhskgfi Kiirl'x Stxtc. ...All Are A '58 Senior's Impressions Of HCHS Life. BETTY JANE XYADE Glec, Pep, French Clubs: Y-Teens MARGARET LIIQAN XVHALEN Glcc, Pcp Clubs. JOHN NOLAN WILLMAN Nature Study Club, Hi-Y, Clmplain lnlctjwi, Reporter: Rvlrn, Sr, Fd., Bind ' p I 45, Licut.: jr., Vice-Pres.: Sr., Prcs.: Stu- f dent Council. Rep.. Alt., Noun League f 'ix' fwltl, Frosh Basketball, Frosh Football. -3 ii MARY LOUELLA XVILLMAN Glec. Pep. Latin Clubs: Y-Tccnsg Iuk- sjvol, Reportcrg Student Council, Alt CLARETTA SUE XVILLMANN Latin, Pep, Glee, Future Nurses Clubs Y-Teen, Sec.: Inlzsfml, Reporter: Rvlm Copy Ed., Mixed Chorusg Girls' Trio Girls' Quartet: Student Council, Alt. SENIORS WITHDRAWN: RONNIE COCHRAN DONNA ELLIOTT GRADUATING, NOT PICTURED: CAROLYN QUPPJ GLESSNER 3 H W 1 i Q-.Jw 4 is 0 'U xi, , y--if w N. A ' rg, v .5 -+41 . ' ,. . .-.... - if Q.. X ,js IN. no - M l I A K uc.. -., X. 1. Q- R 1 Q., ., l -D ., 4, .Ai I 74- 4-3-Ti?-Tv4r 1 ' -V Q -, vii is - A . V. K. -- 'tr K -1 ' QT' s AA, l K' ' i Qin-.,. uf' ' . ,QP- Imla Davie Robert Davis Ronald Davis Becky Dearficld Franklin Dill Hartald Dill Prixcilla Dorman Carol Ann Dorton Nancy Elliott Mike Elwood Patricia Elwood Judy Emshtviller Pzill Eppard Pmb Fuller Phil Funkhouser Oliver Furniss Marilyn Gardiner Judy Gilland Dick Goff Dick Goodnight Mary Gosselink Carolyn Hahn janet Hershbcrger Rebecca Hiday Mary lane Hoffman Dnuglas Hoy Kathryn Hughes Charlotte Hurst Nancy ,lohnwn hloretla johnson Barbara jones .lim jones Bill Keeshan Lloyd Kellogg Bob Kemp Marilyn Klepfer Jr Q x v- '- S' ya: .I S P 1. -. , C, 0 A Karen Anderson Ann Armstrong Carrie Frances Atkins Clelia Ayers Allan Baker Jennie Beeson ,lanicc Bclincn Max Bell Shirley Blankcnbakcr Daniel Bockovcr Tom Botydcll Larry Boxcll Carolyn Brow Donald Cale Patricia Chick Suxic Cochran Pat Coleman Carolyn Cook Deanna Coom Nancy Covert Robert Cox Catherine Crimincl Stephan Crump Betty Danicli t ' v .- , Q 9 S .-- f' a if gm '52 T . N Kia? R. C 34571. hr 6 K' C, .84 f :ar CN . -1 .-ve- My rf'-'-A 'f':'Q j at ,124 ,Wi 'gf Larry Knox ' - Dwight Lake ' .l nl . lf Patti' Lanning 'W I in A' ' r- Betty Latham 1 3. 'S S. . john leech ' - ' v , 4 -7 f I-llen Lefei-ur: 5 'ZS 4 if. Ami McClintic A L Q . I P Barbara Kicllaniel I . , A 1 . '. 5 r Yludy' McMichael iq -YQ' ' I. ' A I1 V ' A 'fi i ' ,E Patricia Mchlillan ' I ' M Q p E., ' y A Sharon Michaels 3 V 5 Q ' Biibhii: Miles Q 1' . . G 1 Bill Mille .5-'lrwfif Sondra Mills TA- 4- - :R A - ' K J ' Karla Monks i - ' Y ' f 3.3 , Judi' Nlosier ' ' is Mari' jo Mullen e f 'r A Karen Osborne Rl 'aififgjf' 'IN4 5 '.lQi'ti I A W S Larry Parker ' ' ,, ,ludith Peek H J' t . ' Kenny Rcnch ' ed fi 3 - judy Rice Q. 5 'X gr we ' 4 2 julie Robbins i Q 'W i Qu '-5 A Ronald Roberts , .1 , N 1,-7 L. ' x , . J' , '- Juniors C-ive Play, Sell Desk Sets To Finance Prom Mary Ann Roe Patty Rodgers Susan Schmidt Harold Schuhmacher Nancy Schwark Patricia Seimct Kay Shady Myra Shawhan Rosemary Sinclair Carolyn Smith Doris jean Smith Jeannie Smith Sharon Smith Tonia Smith Don Sones Martha Spahr Catherine Sparks Janie Spaulding Jackie Tarter Fred Townsend Crystal W'arren john Weil Pat Welsh Jane Wesner Charles Wheatley Sandra White Eldon Whitesell Judith Kay Williams Ralph XVilliams Patricia Willman Nancy Wilson Judy Wimmer Jerry Winger Allen Wrestler Betty Wyatt Not Pictured: Donna Wimmer i . K NTT? , - i , l A: if L ? wk I 4' ' f A -V 'W X' R as 4- f - H f- -1- 4: A j 1 ., s , ---v 1 ir r e-' -- r, F Q A-if ,- 1, Y H A Hi h b H 5 M V L -' g V H T W ' ' S X Q, .1 Q 60' ' -k e S , S V Q Ae 7 511. i . , E 5 , 1 ,ag J ' . hi 4 V ' A MN ' Row' jf x V , ' 21' ' 2 4 J , V. 0 V if in--W 1 -7 S' '31, 4. i 1' , ' fi s. ' of 2, r . .. F ,.- +4 f J - - a t if -. X N i A . ., . ' 'X X- 'l . 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' 1 julin Culbertson L.1rryCunningli.zm Bonnie Dcnrduff Toni Dewey Terry Dobbinc Allen Dodds Rodger Duffcr Marlin Duskin Karen Elliott Henri Evans Donald Evcrlmrt Mary jane Fenster Jerry Ford Lawrence Funk Connie Furniss Barbara Gaylor Toni Griffey Daniel Groves Gene Hackney Patty Hamilton julia Hartman Robert Hawkins Marcia Helms loyci: Hiser Margaret Hoffman Chloe Ann Hopkins Ruth Houseman Bari Huggins Larry Hunt Iistlicr Hurst Brooks jackson Dana Johnson Gary jones Sally Kennedy Kay Kctby Carol Knox Kenny Kraning Mary Lake jim Landis Robert Lanning Joseph Lannoy Don Love - i 9 A 'ZR f 3 ii , N ,5,,..,,, A ., 4. e MIQQQ img ' , ,ey I .,ii,. .- 1 '5 s Vx an 2 I' i I I -1- h A-A i 'wa 3: . Q IA Albert Arbuckle Bobbie Arnold Stephen Banter Mary Lee Barley Patricia Barnes George Bauer Jerry Bennett Kenny Bennett Ronald Bennett Ronald Bergdoll Karen Blair Lois Blankenbeker Bob Bridge Kay Brose Teresa Charnley Lee Cheney Howard Clamme Floyd Cline Ronald Cole Paul Collis Larry Confer Bill Critcs Dave Crockett Samuel Crouse Bill McKinley' Rose McMillan Sondm McMillan lavne Major Xxrlllidlli Nlnlnit Indy Nlartni ,Irwell Mills Dive Nlonfort l..irry Nlonr-ie ,Iam-t Mimlgoincry Alim Murrix Russell Morris kIo,unn Mun Aliehit-I Nt-edlcr G.1ryO'Connell I73ll'lx'l.'l U'C..iimull Tonixi Oxlxnriic 'lndiili Pate nmx l'.icu l'red l'.1rkcr Toni I .irnell Helen Piquet Il.iI1 Pines M.irquit.i l'unliux Sm , '93 xhiiics Pnnler Dick l'uwL'll gk .iq W Sondra Reid , 8.1 r.il1 Rousli , 432. 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'M ' 1 31- Kc11nc1l1 l7.yrt1'11 x ' ' , .., ,YT . ' 3 li X,111f1' l l11'o111l X K' ,, ' YJ1111 l I1111-vd 5 N 1,5 ' .Q l5,1rl1.1r.1 l cxlcr RQ 1 1 N -1 , 1 1 y.. l, V .X R W 1 5l'1c1l,1 l5u11lxl11111wr ,lkllllllili L1.1ll1rmtl1 A1111' Lmrr Mike Girod .7 Furlurx Gvmlxpccd x Y ' Xlirhclle Groves l3,11'iCl llacl-Qnc1 ' 1 k X7 ' s Carol Halsey Tv 'R ll,1ul H.11111ll1111 llclen l l.ll'llCY . I CUn11icHC.11c11ri1lgc V V l.im1llcdatr11111 ' 4 A ' U' 'P'-' l'ic11ntl'1 l'lUlll1I.1H 1, r S.1n1 H11llu11'.11 ,lun Holczlcncr B.ll'bJ!'.1 HlVLlxCIll 111 I Bonnie james Bill jenkins xldfgdffl klvnu ' W '- james jordan V' john Kcgcrrcis ' E- '- Eldon Kellogg ', Q If! -- li ke ' '5:Qi'k:lNfQ , Ng Va M , X 'TZ h X . Q.:,.-.,, ., ,L Ell1.lbCll'1 Kcrincdy F -if 3 iv can Larry Kraning , .1 George Landon -: ' N 1 - A Q. Q James lanning TY ,. N . V , 4 - QA , 1: '71, 1 ' 6? Helen Larkin 'A 8 1:1 A K, 1 Y. , A -S3 ' 'Q 1- V' ,r Steve Lefcourt ' X E' Q ' Yirgilee Lefcvrc N b' ' .. i -4' 9 i Mildred Leffingwcll , .9 T4 '57 im., X 4 if 4 2'1 Llflrllfl . - :lvl-, I 'Alt fl 'r l I lx lf , . it , . 1 I 3 KJ: I ' I..t .1,ft,n. A ,.. X A A ' Y M' X5 ' 0 lf, Ulf aTf,r', Iw. .1,1.fm. f karl' '-bi-1 .- NIS , , -- , Lv. '.1,a.,f I'tg. . 'r.1,f'1, , ltrllu '.11 uhm. Ufrrrl '-ltrl.lf 'Q - 45 lit:-. -.mr ' 1 A ' sl, If '1 f k L ka X9 , -Q Q2 laj, '-l I Mraz. '.l --,rn Tl. , I 5 ,s yy l- 1.1.1 '-l'.1.r. .NUf'tlr,:l.,v:. nl f+'.tru..tr min- lUrl,tr lu-ltr, l'a,:.-f lt- Path:-urr. ' far.'.l.l',a.l,r1 ' LP, A '. Marr. l'1c1sl hut' d.1ltl'M1,l,tr till Stlmuli 'xlariha ml uurl. 5ttrl.ar.1c Slatld. Q ' ' . Iwrnx lu Slnpt, . .fs .2 F- f-, 511. 1 'V V :if kkv' 'ltd lftznarul l'. ann . '.ltr'. ' IW. Q-A .1 rarrtn rw L, 5 A or Freshmen Choose Courses To Prepare For The Future , , -,, Davxd Srlls ' ,,, Terry Smart Marie Smxth , N ' T P3185 Smxth i i Edna Sparks ' 4 K' Dunmu Stafford K A K , Rlthard Stafford , ' . f lx? - v Charles Stugall 1 M 5 I ' N- Nlil-ic Stewart V A Jackie Strart , Gen: Struhl ' , . Rulland Szruup I A r' A Sara In Stump 5 e ' I 'Sf ' hart' Sutton 4: 1 3 X! ,lean Svnft f l . V Suns Swlfvrland A 'B Q V. I' ,x - A 2 X or-Q 2-1 ' ' - ' Gloria Townsend ' - 2 ' ' A ' . Victoria Voss A L:- Hurbcrt Wad.: - J V Rubyh Vfaldu ' ' ', A ' 5 Kenny Warner ' QA ' Q b . Michael Vfcclvts 4:7 juytf Welsh , aw, , Vfalter Xlklsh K. k ,4 - . jim Vfhitcsell 1 Karen Walcuxin Barbara XxvllllJTT1S A 5 XY'avcrlvn Vhllman kf' , Stcphcn Vfxllmann L lt' ' A V D-Jn Vfimmcr X' .6 june Nlammfr A Nlcllssa Xflmmcr ' . , J ' jim Wbod A' L Peggy Xvoolen 5' ' Marilyn Vfrc-stler l' Virgxl wvflgllf at h Roger Xfyatt 2 . ' A . 4 Shirley Yates ' .S .fi 3 Ben Yount Q Nancy Zelonis 1 Not Pncturcd: Robert Cor-ns. Row Nlcliunald. Kcxth Huh. Rrchard Hunk. Wxllram Shelton ? ' fr -. sl- . .',w,'.' '.',ff, ' .., H .H - . li' , ,.., .gms 1 '-ln , r iii 1'--' .1 , .' ' .I'i I , f 'Q-ET. yr N 'il: 1 ' -1 Impressions Of The People of Hartford High upon a student make up a complete picture of the school as a whole and also reflect himself. They study, talk, play, goof off. They feel serious, carefree, jealous, happy. They all do and feel these things, but they all are different and leave individual impressions with the student, who is a little different himself. The mark his particular friends, his new knowledge and experiences have made upon him carry after high school to the world which will make different, but all the same, kindred impressions on him. 4 , a -- -I ' fi Q' ' 45' jf , ' 'ff V egg : , Q q tv' lv A L ii - X ' t 'f , , - lit - I 1 Y ig. 'ns A x r is we' e L.. , , H ,,, , 1 r ,:,, ,N - ,T 1 .au . A -FX .- - '41 ia C 'NU Q' sg 1 er f ' i x '-1 WA C ' f 4 X Q A ,vez A C Lai X ii ' xg .,, X if Ai . v In X H ,. : -1 1 X 1 A X s . Q . Ca YQ, , , . Shirley lingle 1 7 I Paul lixerliart 'lr L Charles vlivilinr il R 'g ik' '- C unnie l'ergusnn Y Q Linda lfesler e i Della l'rceman , i A . , x -fs -fg fkf il! um 1 Priscilla Fuller Nancy Gause Ann Gusslink Connie Green Richard Green Durntlxy Groves Maurice Hudge Emma ju Hoffman Marlin Horsley judith Huughttm Sue Ann Huy Sinuard Huston Charles Hughes Theresa Hughes Susan Jackson Ann johnson Sarah juluason XY'illiam Jones Sharon Kay Kemp Timmy Kirkwoud Carl Kreischer David l.ake Jeannine Landis Robert Lambert Larry Lockett Andy McCatfery Barney McCombs jerry McDonald Charles Miller Evelyn Mills Sie- , i 'Q X in 3-' if-K -' ' I Ax .A A 4 f - - -. as U . fe 1 . 'I U H ' x L s 3, ' g A r if V C , ,.. i '-W i -Q Q Dale Adney Kathleen Andrews Barbara Baker Billy Bell Gene Bell Lee Bell Linda Benedict Bill Bennett james Bergdoll XY'illiam Bockover Georgean Bonham XY'illiam Burnworth Edwin Bush Barbara Chick Peggy Clapper Drintla Cole Karen Sue Cook Mary Coronato Rebecca Covert Billy Dobbins Glenn Eaton Merritt Elliott Janice Emshwiller Mary Engle . A Q ty ' : i 1 'K , P .mf X i '- is the X 9 1. Q Y we xkX it - ,wx .. fjaa .X itil Jfi i s 6 , H 1. QL Vanu Millt iv Mills ax Mnure Suu Ann Xlullun Rnsulla Nnrmn 9 r I A I Ru tll ,. yi K: , , .,. , 2 xi S' X-if M' 'vc i 5 , bxx, Wi X Q lr 'f X ' - xi qi mm 4, . t, Harry O'Cunnv:ll ii W V ki Carlile Ovcrmcycr I 4' ,s ', W4 Judith Parker , . i ' , -- .Q . A A A E l'atrici.1l'arltcr V , ' ' ' ' , 'A T W' f kliawcphiiw Perry .,, vi ig ' Cindy Pratt 'k. ' ' . Buttx' llritu ' - v . ' , . tw ' A K xl 2 'AQ? ': ' m s' i james Ragg Ruhurt Rathbun . , k . Q ., i i lame: Raulingx If if Q 7, r- 1, - ,7 Nlarjuric Rea ling' in vo' 5' A - iv .Iuhn Runth A , w . S' ,- V Xlarlcnu Rcnth M -t - , . . - 1' , 4 ji s.1X V Q92 I ri ,f x I 'X V . Q , V I J 1 Q . 1.5 . . . J V VV ldward Ruingcr N lxxllc Rutlgldl' 4 4 Paula Rowe 1 4: 4 , , ' . V- lired Schmucli if ! W ' ' ' . X Darlene Sulwnhartlt . if ,,4 Phil Stlwxxartllmph in ' J .Q 1 .f in S' E' hthC cl A 'tTh ' T T AH dD Bob Schultz james Scutt - i Donald Shady A I ', ig ' 3 ' X , Douglas Shawhan W P' . -J. , i' ' 4 Doran Sims 5 ,LVN I X ' w f ' ff ,V '-my Linda Sluder ' tix a , Fiji X V ' , I O ' , r'. 'ai . Q X K iv , , Y i sq '51 R 1 3 - 'F --. .V ...Fwy ,A ,, Joseph Smith ia N NY'illiam Smith 0 ' Raymond Spahr Q 'A' 9 l ' Linda Stone Q f 4- 'x V 1 V f Larry Strait 5' A X 1,- Rogcr Strine N ' i 3 fx AA' .J Xfvs LQ r , t - r ' 4 '35, at 1 iw Sharon Stroup Glenna Sutton Max Tarter I 1 Garnet Thornburg , V- x A F rv- - , mv., X A V Bill Turner if at Q 41 U jgbwi iw' It 1: jack Turner ' I ' - 'Q f' A' . Y ' - E v ' ., , sv ' ' I :FSL X 'D-,V if A ,, . 4 R L .3 . . girl. ' Rick Tyler Y A ' , - ' ' ' :.a,w,: ' ' Kathryn Uhrick 4 Q L' Sandra Vallad 'af John X7.lIlw7ll1lilE , Wanda Yveist ' 'V' f 'M - , . V jane XX'hireselI ,J V I i' ' in. n-71 'lv R V .ev I v A Larry Wfhitesell ' l H, V N in 1 Judith W'illiams HN A ' 5 'xx A rf :Y vi X . 1 N Carol Willman Y , Margaret W'ilson V , A X38 V' joseph W'underlin -It 'Jf ' ' ' LI. james Yencer V iq' ., '- v A - 'V Not Pictured: 7- .- A , ' Q 'I Glenda Wine A james Elam '53 A A X' X ' 5 1 Q il' 'X Q I . 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I KI fI A II S I 5 . f' 1 lTryIIl'I3mvxIiiall I If - II A , I LII , IIII 'V Phyllis l'ullU avlalris ,,fe eYA,1r4ss Sw Neem Seventh Graders Adjust To New Rouhne Bruce Redden IST' lil Paul Reichard I ' Billy Roderick Phil Rodgers Lawerence Schmidt ' ' - 1 Steven Seelig 'Elk Leo Shirley K ,I ,N , Joyce sm, X- 'af X Suzanne Silvers jimmy Sluder Dick Smelser Teresa Smith Barbara Snyder Cherie Spruwl Robert Stewart Raymond Strohl - Anita Swoveland janet Tarr Shirley Thomas Steven Thomas Kathy Townsend Y . . ice I Thomas Trauring 3 ' N-:X Tommy Tucker we , john Tudor Marcus Van W'inkle Mary Ann Walker john Welty Sharon Wesner Robert Whitehurst Carol Ann Wilcoxin Eugene W'ilcoxon Margaret Ann Wiley ' Donald Williams Janice Wilson Chris Wood aff Not Pictured: Lama Nash Larry Norris john Smith High School fe . 'SAE - v, if -L Y 'V 'ef' . fe A xi? A 4 gig- xp: fx Mr. Thomas Hale :measures the height of Lieorgcann Ravaux while Patty Hawkins, Xolan Xvllllu-IH. Nirs. I-ther Daniels and Nancy Lord compute the heights of the senior .lass members. Jr. ancl Sr. Officers Help Plan Prom, Graduation XY'ith the tirst important phase of their life slowly falling behind them, the seniors recall the many pleasant experiences of the past year. The magazine campaign was carried on with eager an- ticipation, for with its profits the new look Retro would be assembled. The class president, Nolan XY'illman, was assisted by vice president, Georgeann Rayaux, secretary Nancy Lord and treasurer Patty Hawkins in choosing caps and gowns and invitations. Everyone was anxious to exchange senior pictures and name cards. The Senior class play, I Remember Mama, was an appropriate finish to a happy year. The juniors had just one goal in mind-the junior-Senior Prom. They worked to raisegmoney to have a Prom that would be just perfect. Their class play Men Are Like Streetcarsn was one of their many projects. The sale of pencils, pennants and desk sets also boosted the balance of their funds and everyone took his turn working in the checkroom. Supervising class affairs were Douglas Hoy, presidentg Bob Fuller, vice-presidentg Deanna Coons, secretary and Lloyd Kellogg, treasurer. ,lunior otiicers Bob Fuller, Doug Hoy, Bob Miles and Deanna Coons, meet with their sponsors Mrs. Florence Emshwiller and Mr. XVilliam Beuoy to begin planning the prom. Soph vponsorx Nlr. Frank Tears and Xliss fiharlotie xllllk'I' listen with l . Wt g 'S , 4 i . .Q fi QA Xliss Xlabel lee. freshmen sponsor, grtutx liarbara ltsler. l't'ggv Nlariin, mixed .Appreciation to the impromptu contert of orheers Karen Blair. Xlillie lethngwell and e-1-vpoiieor, Xlitt Xlariha XXillm,in, in lrtnth Bob l.anning. vludv Nlartin and Terry Smith. Xlisving ts Steve ltttourt. Underclass Executives Lead Class Activities Sophomores entered into the formalities of the initia- tion eeremonies as they ioined the Hi-Y and Y-Teen organizations. Their benefit movie, The Harlem Globetrottersf' was selected by their officers-Karen Blair, president: Terry Smith, vice-presidentg Judy Martin, treasurer and Bob Lanning, secretary. Freshmen began thinking seriously about their future as they planned the courses they would take during their high school years. Guiding them through their new activities were class president Barbara Fesler, viee-pres- ident Millie Leffingwell, secretary Steven Lefeourt and treasurer Peggy Martin. Seventh and eighth grade students were again moved to new quarters in the North XY'ard building. The junior high routine acquainted the seventh graders with their new teachers and class locations. lfighth grade offi- cers are john Rench, president, Linda Fesler, viee-pres- identq Fred Sehmuelx, secretary and Betty Price, treas- urer. Heading the seventh grade class are president Teresa Smith, vice-president Sandra CySl1.1L1gl1IlCSSCy, secretary May Huston and treasurer Kay Huston. lil l UXX' l l ll: l uglith grade sponsors Xlrs. NYilina Harilell and Xlivs llarhara ,Xlarshall help linda Feder, klohll Kench and Fred Sclainuclt seletl books for their fellow otlieer, lietty Price, at home with .i cold. lil'IUXV: Nlav and lvav Huston, Xlr, lilniyd XY'arner, Theresa Smith, Mr. ll, T. lierlun and Sandra U'Shangh- newey searth for Vfilliain Shalvespeare in the library, eighth graders, who were by now well established in the '44, ,. . Z l -X it Y Abernathy, Mary, 9th. . Adams, John, 9th. .,.... Adkins, Paula, 7th. ADMINISTRATION ...,, Adney. Dale, 8th. ..... . Allee, Kenneth .............. Anderson, Karen, l 1th, Andrews, Diana 9th. .,... . Andrews, Kathleen, Sth. .,...... . Arbuckle, Albert. 10th. ..,...,, . Armstrong, Ann, llth. ...... 13, Arnold, Bobbie, 10th. ...... . Arnold, Larry, 7th. Atkins, Carrie, llth. 13, Atkinson, Bob, 7th. ....,......,......... . Atkinson, Edie Jane, 12th. 40 Augipurger, Sam, 9th. .........'..-,--------- V Ayers, Bailey, Clelia, 11th. Fred. 9th. Baker, Allan, llth. Baker, Barbara, Sth. Baker, Lois, 9th. ...... . Baker, Loretta, 9th. Baker. Michael, 9th. Baker, BAND Banter, Barabe, Barabee, Barley, Barnes. Barnes, Barnett, Sue, 7th. .... . Stephen, 10th. .. .. Nancy, 9th. ......-.-..A- - 13. Pat, 12th. .,.,,... 23 Mary Lee, 10th. Kay, 7th. .........,.. . Patricia, 1 0tl1. .. XVilliam, .,,,.... BASEBALL .,............. BASKETBALL ..,........... Boots, Richard, 7th. ..... . Boots, Tony, 12th. ......, . Bowdell, Tom, llth. ,... . Boxell, Brenda, 7th. ,. Boxell, Larry, 11th. . is, 16, is, 19, 23, 39, 40, 49, 72 17, sz 90 E2 Boyles, Fred, llth. ........,,..,.,, 18, 82 Bratton, Jim, 12th. ,.... ...... 3 9, 52, 62, 72 Bratton, Robert, 9th. .. ........ SS, 64, S6 Bridge, Robert, 10th. .... ..... 1 3, 39, SS, 84 Brose, Carolyn, llth. ........ 13, 13, 22, 38, 42, 82 Brose, Josephine, 7th. ........................., 18, 90 Brose, Kay, 10th .......... 13, li, 16, 27, 38, 65, 84 Brown, Richard, 12th, , ......... ..... 3 9, 72 Buffenbarger, Judith, 9th. .,.... 86 Burnworth, Don, ................... .... 6 6 Burnworth, William, Sth. .... 88 Bush, Edwin, Sth. ............... .. 29, 88 Butcher, Alberta, 9th. ..... ...,... 8 6 Cale, Donald, 11th. .... ............ . .. 82 Cale, Jane, ......,........................................... 71 Campbell, Judith, 9th. ........ 13, 19, 27, 86 Cansler, Jim, 12th. Capper, Jerry, 7th. Capper, Mary Lou, 9th. , ................... 86 Carbone, Dean, 9th. .... . 13. SS, 64. 86 Carbone, John ...,.....,.,.... 26, Sl, 55, 62, 67 Carr, Dick, 9th. ........................................ 36 Cavanaugh, William, 9th. 55, 86 1 Cederholm, Elna, 12th. ...... 13, li, -3, 38, Bauer. George. 10th. .. Bau-gher, Julie. 7th. Beal, Dennis, 9th. B:-ek, Carol, 7th. ..... ..... 1 8, Beck, Charles, 9th. .. Beeson, Cecil, ............ . Beeson, Jennie, llth. .. Bvhnen, Janice, 11th. .. 41, 43, 44, 70. 72 Charnley, Linda, 12th. ,............,,...,... 38, 72 Charnley, Theresa, 10th. ..., ......... 8 4- Cheney, Lee, 10th. ........,.. .,... 6 4, 84- Chick, Barbara, 8th. .... ..,,........,... 1 8, 88 Chick, Patricia, llth. .. ..... 16, 23, 38, 82 Clamme, Calvin, 9th. .......... 13, SS, 64, 86 Clamme. Howard, 10th. ....,......,.. 19, 654, 84 Clapper, Peggy, Sth. ,..... .............. 1 8, SS Clark, Gerriann, 9th. .. ..... 13, 63, 86 Clark, Myron, ............ 31, 32, 48 Clark, Shirley, 9th. .... ..,............ 8 6 Clifr, Bobbie, ........,.... ............... 1 0 Cline, Floyd, 10th. ..... 19, 64, 84 Cline, Janet, 9th. ......... ..................... 8 6 Cobb, Paul, 9th. .......... ...................,. 1 7, 86 B-ll, Bill, Sth. ......,, , Bell, Francis, 7th. B4-ll, Gene Allen. Sth. . Bell, Lee Allen, Sth ..... Bell, Lucille, 7th. Brll, Max, llth. .. B-all. Tony. 9th. .,.. . Benadum, Joan, 9th. Benedict, Linda, Sth. ...... . Bfnnett, Bill, 8th. ...,....,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Bennett, Dave, 12th. .... 16, 17, 18, 39 Bennett, Diana, Rth. ........ . Bennett, Jerrv, 10th. ,,,,,, Bennett, Iudith, 9th. Bennett, Kenny, 10th. Bennett, Larry, 7th. Bennett, Linda, 9th. .... , Cochran, Suzanne, llth. ........ 13, 19, 16, 23. 28, 38, 42, 44, 82 Coe, Brenda, ............,.,,....... ..........,,.......,. 7 1 Coe, Russell Leroy, 9th. .... 13, SS 86 Coffman, Greta, 9th. .. Colbert, Dewaine, 9th. Cole, Drendu, Sth. Cole, Ronald. 10th. ..... , Coleman, Jerry, 9th. Coleman, Kenneth, 7th. Coleman, Pat, llth. ....... . Collis, Paul, 10th. ....., . y . ......,...., R6 . ...... 86 88 '49, 84 . ......... S6 13,1S, 23, 38, 42, 62, 63, 82 19, 84 Combs, Rebecca, 12th. ........ 23, 28, 38, 72 Confer, Larry, 10th. .. Conway, Susie, 9th. .. Bennett, Marilyn, 7th, Bennett. Ronald, 10th, Bergdoll, James, Sth. Bergdoll, Ronald, 10th. .. Berrier, Nikki, 7th. ...... . Beuoy, William, .,........... Beymer, Donnie, 9th. .............. . Blair, Cary, ..,.........,...,,., , ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, P-lair, Karen, 10th. . ....... 16, 32, 38, Blakely, Nancy, 7th. ..........,.......,, ..... . Blankenbeker, Lois, 10th. ........,,.. 13, Blankenbeker, Shirley, llth. Bockover, Daniel, llth. ,.., . Bockover, Williams, Bth. Bonham, Georgean, Sth. Cook, Carolyn, llth. .................................. 82 Cook, Floyd, 12th. ........ 39, 46, S2, 62, 72 Cook, Karen Sue, 8th. ......,..............,.......... 88 Coons, Deanna, llth. .. ..... 38, 80, 82 Coons, Janet, 9th, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 8 6 Coons, Robert, 9th. .. 29, R6 Coder, Carla, 9th. ....... ..,.. 1 3, 86 Coronato, Mary, sth. ..,,,., ........................ 8 8 Cougill, Carolyn, 12th. ...... 23, 38, 40, 46, 49, 72 Coulter, Marsha, 7th. Covert, Nancy, llth. .. Covert, Rebecca, 8th. ., Cox, Robert, llth. .,,... . ..... 90 82 88 .,., .. 82 Creager, Jimmy, 7th. . .,,......,.,......,,.,.,.,,,.. , 90 Crimmel, Catharine, llth. .... 13, 15, 22, 38, 42, 46, 82 Can't Find Crimmel, Jane, , ...,.........,,,.,.,,,..,,,,,,,, , Crites, Ann, 12th. .... 16, 28, 32 18 Crites, William, 10th. ..,...... . Crockett, David, 10th. Crouse, Sam, 10th. ..... . Crump, Steve, llth. .....,..... . Q . 39, ss, 59, ,, .,..,, 16, 53, 59, Culbertson, Jerry, 7th. .. Culbertson, John, 10th. ., Cunningham, Frank, 12th. Cunningham, Larry, 10th. Curless, Joyce, 7th. ........ . Daniels, Betty, llth. Daniels, Esther, ......,,,,. . Daugherty, Jane, 9th. .... . Davis, Cledith, 7th. ,.... , Davis, Isola, llth. ..,. . Davis, Robert, llth. ., Davis, Ronald, llth. ...... . Dearduff, Bonnie, 10th. Dearfield, Becky, llth. 44, 45 13, 39 16, 13, li, 28, 3' 38 ,-, , Delperte, Ed, 9th. ......,...................... . Denton, Kent. 7th. .......... . Denton, Mary Ann, 7th. .,.....,.,.,,,,,,,, , Dewey, Tom, 10th. .......,.... 29, SS Dill, Franklin, llth. .. Dill, Harold, llth. Dilly, Robert, 7th. ..... . Dobbins, Billy, Sth. Dobbins, Terry, 10th. Dodds, Allen, 10th, ..... ,... S 3, SS, Dodds, Jerry, 9th. .,,.,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Dorman, Priscilla, llth. .............,.,,.. , Dorton, Carol Ann, llth. .... 13, 23, Dorton, Kenneth, 9th. ,... 55, Dorton, Kenneth, ........... .... . Dorton, Monte, 12th. .... .,., . Doyle, Nancy, 12th. .... .... . DRAMATICS CLUB ..,.,. .. Dudelston, Maxie, 7th. ...... Duff, Bette, 7th. ....,...., .......,., ,..,.. . Duffer, Roger, 10th. 13, 29, Durbin, Steve, 7th. .... ....... , Duskin, Marlin, 10th. ...,. .,,..,,.... . Dutro, Francis, 12th. ................ 17, Dutro, Judy, 12th. .... 23, 34 Eaton, Glenn, Sth. Egly, Martha, 7th. EIGHTH GRADE ,...., Elam, James, Sth. ..,.. . Elam, Pauline, 12th. Elliott, Karen, 10th. .... , Elliott, Merritt, Sth. Elliott, Nancy, 11th. .,.. . Elliott, Ronald, 7th. ........... . 38, 40 19, Elliott, Rex, 12th. ...... 23, 41 S2 60 Elwood, Mike, llth. ...,... . Elwood Elwood, Patricia, llth. Elwood, Velma, 9th. ...... . , Nancy, 9th. ........, . Ely, Jack, ..........,,..,,,,,,,, Emshwiller, Florence, ...... Emshwiller, Janice, 8th. Emshwiller, Judith, 11th. Engle, Mary, 8th. ............. . Engle, Shirley, Sth. ........... . 62, 70, 16, Eppard, Bill, llth. .,.... 52, SS 62 Evans, Henri, 10th. .,....,.... . Everhart, Donald, 10th. ...., . 53, Everhart, Earl, 7th. ...... . Everhart, Paul, Sth. ...,,.. . Evilsizer, Charles, Sth. 1 1 13, 17, Fee, Mable, ......................,,...... 12, Feaster, Mary Jane, 10th. Ferguson, Connie, Sth. .... . Your Best Friencl's Or Teacher's Face? Fesler, Barbara, 9th. Fesler, Linda, Sth. ..... . Fesler, Myrna, 12th. Fesler, Pat, 7th. ......... . Fischer, Karen, 7th. Fraze, Nancy, 7th. Fraze, Ronald, 7th. ,.,.. . FOOTBALL ................... Ford, Jerry, 10th. ..,. 17 Fread. William, ..l.......... 13, ,..fff. sz. 39, 55, 53. 64 17, Freeman, Della, Sth. .. FRENCH CLUB ...,.... FRESHMEN .........a... .,a..,. .....,...... Fuller, Bob, llth. ........ 48, 54, Fuller, Priscilla, Sth. ......,............. . Fulton, Suzy, 12th. ....... .... 1 9, Funk, Lawrence, 10th. Funkhouser, Phil, 11th. Funkhouser, Shelia, 9th. 32, 32, 81, 81. 38, 54. 66. 18. 62, 86, 80, 23, 38. 39. H CLUB ...,............,...........,. . Headley, Mary Jane, 7th. ................. . Heavenridgc, Connie. 9th. .... 13, 16, Hedstrom. Carol, 12th- -'------ 15. 23. 40, 43. Hedstrom, Lisa, 9th. ........ . 13, Helms, Marcia, 10th. ....... 19, Hemmert, Phil, 12th. ........ 15, 39, Furniss, Connie, 10th. ....................... . 38, Furniss, Oliver, 11th. .................. . FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA CLUB... G. A. A. ....................... . Galbreath, Jerry, 12th. ........ 17, 23. Galbreath, Julianne, 9th. Gardiner, Marilyn, llth. Garr, Amy Kay, 9th. .... . Gause, Bill, 7th. ...... , Gause, Nancy, Sth. ..... . Gaylor, Barbara, 10th. .... . Gebhart, Bob. 12th. 13. 13 21 Gerstorff, Albert, 7th. ..... . Gerstorff, Richard, 7th. Gibson, Carol. 7th, ........ . Gibson, Larry, 12th. Gilland, Judie, 11th. ..,, . Girod, Mike, 9th. .........,.. . Girod, Sue, 7th. .............. . Glessner, Carolyn 1Uppl. Goff, Dick, 11th. ........ . Goodnight, Dick, 11th. Goodspeed, Barbara, 9th. Gosselink, Ann, Sth. ...... . Gosselink, Mary, 11th. .. Grace, Nikki, 7th. ......, . Gray, Sondra, .,.......... . Green, Connie, Sth. ..... . Green, Richard, Sth. . Greene, Mary, ............. Griffey, Toni, 10th. ., Grover, Bill, .........,..... Groves, Daniel, 10th. Groves, Dorothy, Sth. Groves, Michelle, 9th. Guignard, Therese, 12th. 39. 49 . 50. Hackney, David, 9th. .. Hackney, Gene, 10th. .... . Hahn, Carolyn, 11th. Hale, Thomas, ...,........ . Hall, Kenneth, 7th. Halsey, Carol, 9th. Halsey, David, 7th. ........ . Hamilton, Carol, 12th. ,. Hamilton, Elnora, 7th, Hamilton, Joyce, 7th. .... . 70, 17, 32, 42. 18. 65. 13. 13. 23, 12th. ...... . 13, Hamilton, Patty, 10th. ...,............ . Hamilton, Paul, 9th. . Hammond, Jess, 12th. Harrison, Hartley, Helen, 9th. Bonnie, ......... . Hartley, Ronald, 12th. Hartman, Julia, 10th. Hartzell, Hawkins, Patty, 12th. Hawkins, Robert, 10th. 15. 19. 38. 63 19. 18. 39, '11 4 9 , 18, 39. 16 28, 39, 19, 25 18, 48, 38, 55, 65, 38, st, 38. 39, 15, 57, 62, 13,15 38, Wilma, ................................ 13,38 29 70, 32, 52, 66, 65, 11, 74, 39, Hendricks, John, 12th. .,...... Herrin, XVilbur, 12th. .............................. . Hershberger, Janet, 11th. .... 13, 15, 42, Hiday, Rebecca, 11th. ...............,..... . Hiser, Joyce, 10:11. ................ 13, 32 Hiser, Norman, 12th. .... 19, 39, 52, HI-Y Hodge, Loretta, 10th. .. Hodge, Maurice, Sth. ...... . ...... .. Hoffman, Ada, 12th. ............ 15, Hoffman, Emma Jo, Sth. ..... ....... . Hoffman, Kenneth, 9th. ..,.... .....,. . Hoffman, Margaret, 10th. ..... Hoffman, Mary Jane, 11th. .... ........,. . Hollis, Helen Kay, 7th. ......... Holloway, Sam, 9th. .......... .. Holtzleiter, Jean, 9th. .... . Hopkins, Chloe, 10th. .... . Horsley, Marlin, 8th. .... . Hoshour, Robert, 7th. .... . 13, 38. Houghton, Judy, sth. ....... . Houseman, Barbara, 9th. Houseman, Ruth, 10th. Howell, Madelienc Kay, 12 27 th. .... I9 Hoy, Douglas, 11th, ............ 16, 46, Hoy, Sue Ann, Sth. .... . Huffman, Lois, 7th. Huggins, Bari, 10th. .... . Huggins, Jesse, Sth. Huggins, Pat, 12th. ...... . Hughes, Charles, Sth. ..... . Hughes, Kathryn, 11th. Hughes, Theresa, Sth. .. 32 13, 16, 18 Hunt, Karen, 7th. ............. . Q 1 ,iUN1oRs ..... . Keeshan, Bill, 11th. Kegerreis, John, 9th. Keller, Kenny, 12th. Kellogg, Eldon, 9th. Kellogg, Lloyd, 11th. Kellogg, Virgil, 7th. ......... . Kemp, Bob, 11th. ................. . Kemp, Ronnie, 12th. Kemp, Sharon, Sth. ........,.... . Kennedy, Elizabeth, 9th. Kennedy, Sally, 10th. Kerby, Kay, 10th. . .... .. Kerlin, H. Tracy, ........ Key, Lhomas, ................... . Kirkwood, Timmy, Sth. Kleefisch, Harry, 7th. ....... . Klepfer, Marilyn, llth. ..... . Klepfer, Susan, 7th. Knox, Carol, 10th, .... . Knox, Larry, 11th. ......... . Kraning, Kenny, 10th. Kraning, Larry, 9th. ,... . Kreischcr, Carl, Sth. Lake, David, Sth. ....... . Lake, Dwight, 11th. Lake, Mary, 10th. ..... Lake, Sharon, 12th. .,...... . Lambert, Robert, Sth. .... . Landis, Don, 12th. .... . Landis, James, 7th. ..... . Landis, Jeannine, 8th. .... . Landis, Jim, 10th. ...... . Landon, George, 9th. Landon, Margie, 12th. Langdon, Dave, 12th. .. Langdon, Mary, 12th. Lanning, James, 9th. .. Lanning, Kathy, 7th. Lanning, Mike, 12th. Hunt, Larry, 10th. .....,..........,. Huntzinger, Charlotte, 12th. .. Hurst, Charlotte. llth. Hurst, Esther, 10th. Huston, Kay, 7th. Huston, May, 7th. ..... . Huston, Sinuard, Sth. 18 18 INKSPOT .................. ..... Jackson, Brooks, 10th. .... 13, 15, 17, Jackson, John, 12th. .... 23, 32, 39, 51, 52, 55, 56, 58, 62, Lanning, Pattie, 11th. Lanning, Lannoy, Larkin, Robert, 10th. Joseph, 10th. .. Helen, 9th. ..... . Larmore, Stanley, 7th. Latham, Betty, 11th. LATIN CLUB ........... v 39, 54 17 54, 56, 62 'lifiii ii,'i'i'i'f 42. 62 is sz, 29, 13 13, 16, 18, 23 16, 18, LeClercq, Paul, 12th. .... Leech, John, llth. ........ .... . Leech, Marilyn, 12th. .,... Lefcourt, Ellen, 11th. ....... . Lefcourt, Steve, 9th. .... ..,..... . Lefevre, Virgilee, 9th. ......... . Jackson, Lucy, 7th. ...... . Jackson, Susan, Sth. James, Bonnie, 9th. JANITORS .....,.....,.. Jenkins, Bill, 9th. ...... ,,.. 1 9 Jenkins, Larry, 12th. ..... .... . Jernigan, Elaine, Sth. .. Johnson, Ann, Sth. .,... . Johnson, Dana, 10th. .... ....... 1 3 Johnson, Joretta, 11th. ..... .,,.....,,..... . Johnson, Nancy, 11th. .. Johnson, Sarah, 8th, Johnson, Rex, 12th. Jones, Barbara, 12th. ..... . 13, 23, Leffingwell. Gordon, 12th Leffingwell, Mildred, 9th. Leffingwell, Rex, .......... .... Leffingwell, Richard, 7th. Jones, Barbara, 11th. ,............,................ . Jones, Dave, 12th. ...... 51, 52, 56, 62, Jones, Gary, 10th. .. .............. Jones, Jim, 11th. ....... ...... . Jones, Margaret, 9th. Jones, William, 8th. .... ....... . Jordan, James, 9th. .... 13, 15 13, 15, 13, 19 44. 56, 58 32 Lennon, George, 9th. ....... . Lightle, Kay, 9th. ...... Lindsey, Ruth, .............. ...... . Litteral, William, 7th. ,.... Lockett, Dennis, 12th. ..... ...... 5 2 Lockett, Larry, Sth. .......................... . Lord, Nancy, 12th. .... 13 15, 29, 54, 70 Love, Don, 10th. .... ,,..,.,,.... . Lytle, Jean, 9th. McCaffery, Andy, Sth. ......... . McCaffery, Cyle, 9th. ............,... 55, McClintic, Jeannine, 12th. 15, 23 McClintic, Jill, llth. .. McCombs, Barney, Sth. .... . 1 Parchment, Dorffner, 12th. McDaniel, Barbara, 11th. .... 13, 15, McDonald, Jerry, Sth. McDonald, Rose, 9th. McGcath, Janet, 9th. Mclntire, David, 7th. lV1cKinley, Bill, 10th. ...,..,.,.,, McMichaels, Judi, 11th. ,...., 17, McMillan, Grace Ann, 12th. .,., McMillian, Kenneth. 7th. .....Y,,.....Y.. . MeMilIian, Pat, 11th, McMillian, Rose, 10th. .... . McMillan, Sandra, 10th. Maddox, Charles, 9th. .. Maddox, Don, 12th. Maddox. Joyce, 7th. ..Y, . Maddox, Timothy, 7th. .. Magers, Jane, 9th. ........ ., Major, Leigh, 7th. Major, Jayne, 10th. ,...,. O'Connell, Patricia, 10th. ......... . O'Connell, Rose Marie, 7th. Osborne, Karen, 11th. ......... . 16, Osborne, Tonya, 10th. ..........,.... . O'Shaughnessey, Sondra, 7th. Oswalt, Linda, 10th. .......... . Oswalt, Pam, 7th. ................ . Overmeyer, Carole, Sth. .,.. . Overmeyer, Michael, 9th. Pace, Judy, 10th. Pace, Thomas, 10th. .......... . 13. 18 16, 18, 13 13 Pace, Phyllis, 7th. ................ . Parker, Parker, Parker, Parker, Parker, Parker, Parnell, Carrie Patricia, Sth. Fred, 10th. .... ,.... . Judy, Sth. Larry, 11th. Monte, 9th. 13, 44, Nalene, 7th. ....,...........,..,.... . Tom, 10th. .... 17, 32, 53. Payne, Judy, 9th. ..,,. ................,. , Malott Manes, , William. 10th. Gary, 7th. Marshall, Barbara, ..... Martin Martin , Judy, 10th. ., , Peggy, 9th. Martin, Rita, 12th. Massey , Charles, 7th. Meacham, Billy, 9th. Merkel, Albert, 12th. .... . Merkel, Gerald, 9th. Meyers, Vicki, 10th. .... . 17, Michael, John, 7th. ...,.., . Michaels, Sharon, 11th. Miles, Bobbie, 11th. ...... . Miller, Charles, Sth. Miller, Charlotte, Monks, Rarla, 11th. ..... ............ ..... . Rtynard, Ted, 9th. ..........,,...,.,,,,,,,,, , Judie, 11th. .............. 13, Mills, Mills, Bill. llth. .,.. , Evelyn, 8:11. ..... . Mills, Jane Alice, Sth. Mills, Jewell, 10th. . Mills, Mike, 7th. ., Mills, Russell, Sth. Mills, Sondra, 11th, MIXED CHORUS ...... Moll, Kathleen, 7th. Monfort, Dave, 10th. . Monks, Eddy, 9th. Monroe, Larry, 10th. Montgomery Janet, iotli. .. 1 th. Montgomery, Norma, 2 , ,,,, 13, 13 Montgomery, Robert, 7th. . Moon, Donna, 9th. ............ . Moore. Jack. 9th. .... . Moore, Keith, 7th. Moore, Max, sth. .......... , Moorman, Judith, 7th. Moorman, Sarah, 9th. .. Morris, Jim, 10th. Morris, Russell, 10th. Mosier, Mullen, Mary Jo, llth. ...... 17 Mullen, Sue Ann, Sth. .... . Myers, Jo Ann, 10th. .... ..... 1 3, Myers, Vicki, 9th. ., Nash, Loma, 7th. Needler, Art, 9th. ..,......... Needler, Mike, 10th. ...... 13, 19, Needler, Trudy, 7th. Nesbit, Esther, ........... . Nessell, Jane, 7th. ..... . Niswonger, Ann, 7th. Norris, Larry, 7th. .... .,... . Norton, Rosella, Sth. ...,..,....... ...,. . Nottingham, Mary Joe, 9th O'Connell, Gary, 10th. . O'Connell, Harry, Sth. Peck, Judy, 11th. ..... .. 23, 27 28, Peck, Martha, 7th. ,,,,,,,,,,, PEP CLUB .....,,.........,. Perry, Josephine, Sth. Pickering, James, 7th. .. Piquet, Helen, 10th. .... . Piquet, Tom, 12th, Place, Ilah, 10th. ......... ..., . Pontius, Kim, 12th. ...,. ., Pontius, Marquita. 10th. . ..... .. Pownall, Cheryl, 7th. Powell, Dick, 10th. Powers, Bob, 12th. Pratt, Cindy, Sth. .... . Premer, Jack, 7th. Price, Betty, 8th, PRON1 ........,.....,...,. Pulley, Max, ...,,,,..,,., Pulley, Phyllis, 7th. Ragg, James, Sth. ..... . Rathbun, Rex, 9th. ...,... 19 Don'1 Despair Roush, Sarah, 10th. Rowe, Paula, Sth. ...... , Runk, Richard, 9th, ...,. Saxon, Larry, 12th. ..... . Schisler, Jane, 10th. ........ . Schmidt, Lawrence, 7th. Schmidt, Phyllis, 9th. Schmidt, Susan, 11th. ..., . Schmuck, Fred, Sth. ........... . 13, 13, 38, 18, 39, 38. sz, is, Sl, Schonhardt, Darlene, Sth. ..... ................ . 13 32, 13 32. Pooler, James, 10th. ..... . ...... .. Rathbun, Robert, sth. ...... ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Revaux, Georgeann, 12th. Rawlings, James, Sth. .... . Reading, Carolyn, 9th. Reading, Marjorie, Sth. Reading, Marlene, 7th. Redden, Bruce, 7th. Redden, Hazel, ....,,,,,,,,., , Reichard, Paul, 7th. Reid, Garry, 9th. ....... . Reid, Sondra, 10th. ,, Rench, John, Sth. .............., , Rench, Kenny, 11th. ......... . Rench, Marlene, Sth. RETRO .........,......,, Rhodes, Merrill, 12th. ....... . Rice, Karen, 9th. . 23, 38, IS, 32, 64 SZ, 56. 39, 50, 57, Rice. Judy. llth. Rich, Keith, 9th. .,.., ,,,,,,,,,,,, Rinker, Jerry, 12th. ...... 50, Rinker, Rinker, Risinger, Risinger, Robbins, Roberts, Larry, 12th. tif Meredith, 9th. ........ Edward, Sth. ....., . Jerry, 7th. . ..,..,..... .. Julie, 11th. .... 13, 23 Ronald, 11th. .......... . Roderick, Billy, 7th. ..... ...... . Rodgers, Rodgers, Rodgers, Roe, Ma Rogers, Leslie, Sth. Party. 11th. Phillip, 7th. ry Ann, 11th. Dave, 12th. 27. 13, 62 59 28, IS, 38, Schonhardt, Violet, 10th. ........ 17, 27, 50, Schoonover, Sonny, 10th. .,.... 17, 39, 46, Schorey, Nancy, 12th. ...,.... 19, 23, 28, 41 Schuhmacher, Harold, 11th. .......... . Schultz, Robert, Sth. ................................ . Schwaner, Jon. 12th. .... 32, 39, 52, 62, Schwark, Martha, 9th. ....,................... 13 Schwark Nancy, 1ltl1. .... 13 22 35 Schwartzkopf, Joyce, 10th. ................ 38, Schwartzkopf, Phil, Sth. . Scott, James, Sth. ......... ...... . . Seelig, Steven, 7th. ....,. ...., l S, Seimet, Patricia, 11th. .........,.,................ . SENIORS .... 72. 73, 74. 75. 76, 77, 78. SEVENTH GRADE .........,................ 90, Shady, Charlene, 12th. ..... .. 38, Shady, Donald, Sth. ............... Shady, Jerry, 10th, ...... 55, 64, Shady, Kay, 11th. .........,., ...,.. 1 S, 38, Shafer, LeVerne, 12th. . ...,.......,... ,, Shawhan, Jin1, 12th. ..... 17, 46, Shawhan, Myra, 11th. ......... Shelton, Williani, 9th. ..... ..... 2 9, Shepherd, Marcia, ..,,,., ,,,,,, 2 7, Sherley, Lea, 7rh. ......... ...,...,.,.......,,... , Shields, Stephanie, 9th. ........ 13, 32, 33, Shipley, Tomy, 9th. ..... ...................... . Shores, Carolyn, 10th. ........ IS, 38, Shores, Sharon, 9th. ............. .. 19 Sicks, Beth, 12th. ..... ................... . Sills, David, 9th. ..... 17, 29, Sills, Joyce, 7th. ............. 18, 32 Silvers, Suzanne, 7th. .....,...............,.. 32, Sinclair, Rosemary, 11th. .... 32, 35, 48, Sims, Doran, Sth. ............ ....... ,...... 1 8 , Slentz, Wilson, 12th. Sluder, Jimmy, 7th. .. Sluder, Luida, Sth. ....., .... . Smart, Terry, 9th. .... Smelser, Dick, 7th. .... ................... . Smith, Bill, ..,,................ ...., 2 2, 23, Smith, Carolyn, 11th. .....,... ................. . , Smith, Doris Jean, 11th. .... ..... I 3, 15, 48, Smith, James, 10th. ,................... 17, 39, Smith, Jeannie, 11th. .... 23, 32, 38, 48 Smith, John, 7th. ...... ..,.,. ,...,...,.......... . Smith, Joseph, Sth. ,..., ....,.,... 1 6 Smith, Marie, 9th. ..... ..... 1 3, 32, Smith, Patsy, 9th. ....... ............,... 2 7, Smith, Sharon, 11th. . ..,, .... 1 3, 23, 38, Smith, Theresa, 7th. ................,.., 18, Sl, Smith, Terry, 10th. .... 32, 52, 64, 81. Smith, Tania, 11th. ..,..... 16, is, 28 as Smith, William, Sth, ,,...... is, 32, 64, Snyder, Barbara, 7th. .................... Sones, Dixie, 10th. ...................... 27, 38, Sones, Don, 11th. .,.. 23, 52, 62, 64, 66, SOPHOMORES .................................... 34. Spahr, Martha, llth. ..... ............ 1 3, 38, Spahr, Raymond, Sth. .............................. . Sparks, Catherine, 11th. .... 23, 28, 32, 42 Sparks, Edna, 9th. ........ ................ 1 9, Spaulding, Janie, Ilth. ........ 22, 28, 48, Speer, David, ......,.......... .................... Speidel, Eugene, 12th. .... ................... . Sprowl, Cherie, 7th. ...... 18, 32,