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

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Now stay up there. Ed Goodin slaps a tree on the window for the Christmas decorations. Vw 'Cf Special Days' Y-Teen initiates Cabovel have fun at a football game. Loes Honnebier lbelowl forms a pirouette at the Hanging of the Greens. See you at the- school tonight, has a fagmiiiar., ring to HCI-IS. students for school sponsored extra curriculars play ianswimport- ant part in our lives.Spectators craned their necks to observe the dainty Y4Teen initiates as they paraded onto the football field to do their calisthenics with thasteamflsgarbed in egg white, peeled onions, andfsloiggpy dresses. The Hanging of thegGreens brought the Y-Teen and Hi-Y together, decorating the school with yuletideicgliiztefiiand applauding the ballet performanCesi90ff soL0ies Honnebier, from Holland. Other dances likeithes Kingdom of Candy- lot, Student Qouncil event, allowed us to wear our mostggfestive party dresses. Dancing to a real combo, wedreamed of sugarplums. Of course theiyear could never be com- plete wfthot1t5Fun Night which gave us a chance -to Wfhoop it up at our own fair. Yetolthefiirbest part of all was being with oar frieridsggsharing laughter and that small talkffmconversation which means so very every teenager's daily existence.