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

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Becky Coons helps constitute the work- ing family of high school students as she fills her time with work at the Pizza King. Free time pursuits show Susan Maddox seems to be Honest Abefs descendant. She prefers to study by the fire place. Fast rising in popularity, as is evident here, is the art of pool. rr yrr.y M, 8

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as Warner retires Each student who has attended H.C.H.S. during the past years may recall well the familiar route to the guidance office. This trip is made many times during each day of each year. There to greet and help each student was Mr. Floyd XVar- ner. XVith patience and a genuine concern for each person's success, he channeled the undecided to- ward areas of interest and highest achievement in which they might gain satisfaction. Mr. XVarner, after 38 years, brought his high school teaching and guidance career to an end when he retired at the close of the 66-67 school year. Through those years, he taught mathematics and social science with a B.S. from Indiana State Teachers College and later, an M.A. from Ball State. Besides contributing much in the form of his mathematical and his- torical knowledge, he has served as class sponsor for many different classes helping them to accomplish their projects and was student council sponsor. Arrangements and plans were made through this man and his office to improve the future lives of students. 7 Among his many contributions, Mr. War- ner donated his time to sponsor Student Council. Filling their spare time with travel to spots of interest, Mr. YV ar- ner and his wife reside at 808 North Richmond Street. He has always been a familiar and welcome figure in this school as he participated in a vast number of activities. Each responsibility, he accepted with the idea of improv- ing the school, itls clubs, and the number of opportunities for its stu- dents.

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interests The time before, between, and after regular class hours is always utilized. Students use the time in many different ways, but each one has merit. There are those who think about finances. Student jobs are common place. There are clothes to buy, activities to go to, and of course, dates. Some are more involved with their special talents refining and polishing them. just plain recrea- tion fills a lot of empty hours. Believe it or not, some of that time in between is used by students to prepare for the following day. Hartford City school spirit in action. T' 1 The bonfire, plus student pep, boosted the teams spirit for the Homecoming game. The band practices in small groups to achieve perfection.