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

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We re already circulating The town meeting will now be called to order. Qleftl Many large civic gatherings are held at the high school gymg they often demonstrate the intense interest of the citizens of our community in the future and welfare of Hartford City. lt was an old-fashioned winter, and this familiar door wore a halo of white many times through- out the year. Driving snow forced students to seek warmth. Even the school was a welcome sight on those sub-zero mornings. The heavy door opened letting eoziness escape, but the friendships and knowledge gained will endure. .f- I 5 I .4 f K 'i .... .... ,...... ll 2 .1 l Q wi f 'U il? ,M 1. a 1 ...- i -A if sf' iles 4k,w.rfi r Q X .Q fi' axis FQ e Qfsinfa 2 ', 4 , af ,Q 'aff if -ef-if at---J A Ya tk .raw Q 1 e 'F

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Juniors, Sandy Star and Jessie Mae Brown try to sell Bookstore manager, Joyce Hiser light bulbs. The duty of a Pep Club is backing its team, Senior mem- bers of the Dale cheer block display skills. balances have to balance somewhere! exclaims rilyn Bennett to her lah partner Kathleen Moll. K Table of Contents The Heart of Hartford We circulate ........ Pages 4-27 In the sports arena . . . Pages 28f43 In the classroom ..... Pages 44-59 We are the pulse Activities . . . . . . Pages 62!79 Faculty . , . . . Pages 80-85 Students . . . . . . Pages 86-107

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Sophomore Tim Wentz sales talks Fred Charnley Nina Runyon and Bonnie Hoff- and Dave Collis into purchasing a show ticket. man check megaphone sales, Knock on any door, corner your buddy, and To procure money for the prom, juniors Alan Pugh, Tom Trauring, and Jim Sluder assist Sharon Knoder in rose sales, 6