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

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H.C.H.S. was a main source of activity among the high school generation. Although the grounds are desolate, students are busily exercising in studies and activities on the inside. 5

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The efforts of students who excel in different fields are placed on display in the fomi of trophies and awards. Scenes like this one are not uncommon. Students often request extra help. Main Drag, familiar Scene Different aspects of high school life are shown here. HCHS is much like any school, but it has its little distinguishing qualities, scenes which have that certain undeniable element of originality. After all, one wouldnit see our trophy case in another school. True, other schools have trophy cases, but not a trophy case like ours. Ours contains the little awards, the big trophies and major achievements that make the history, build the memories, and make our school just that: OUR school, the special one. How about that main hall? Iust think what has taken place there. The evidence is there. The building shows signs of housing hundreds of free, fun-loving, but determined students through the years. And those who are reading these words, are now a part of the buildings life. Think too, about the familiar faces. Each person you worked with, laughed with, and talked to during your years spent at HCHS. A class can become a remarkable thing, usually is. The still, deserted main drag suggests nothing of the ac- tivity that takes place there between 8 and 3. 4

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in yrry my y M y . srrs Girls that were available were always glad to give Mr. Warner a helping hand. Hartford High will feel loss Together, Mr. Street and Mr. WVarner programmed the final semester of the grad- uating seniors. Many hours were spent by the guidance counselor in consultation in his office. 6