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

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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.

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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.

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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.