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

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A plan to meet the future With perspection we look into our future and suddenly realize the importance of the past year. Our studies, clubs, and even sports events have played an important part in preparing us for the next year ' s classes or for the cold, cruel world. This isn ' t coincidental; the curriculum of our school is planned that way. Our studies prepare us for future jobs, college, or both. There are curriculums for every future. Besides being a social activity, our clubs teach us to work with others and to make friends. In sports we learn to accept defeat as well as to win gracefully. This may not seem important now, but in our future we must know how to take the knocks with the successes. Daily we are being carefully groomed and prepared for the future.

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Come on kids, we ' ve got that deadline to meet, so on your toes and be nosey-newsmen. Mrs. Mannies ' en- thused English stu- dents, Connie Lillord, Bill Tatmon, Nancy Ann Moore, Donna Wheatley, John Shel- ton, Roy Langdon and Jane Hodge take late Inkspot assignments from Pouletta Mclntire. English v as never more important Guess whose theme is getting the red pencil! As Miss Davis and Carlo Corder enjoy seeing the ox fall, James Elom renders a gloomy frown; it hoppens to be his paper. Ben Hornbaker listens as Mrs. Daniels explains a workbook problem. Fellow English students, David Elliott and Jon Mills also find that studying is a snap without teasing girls and blabbing mouths. Boys, you ' ll be smart to join on all boy class. 28