Hartford High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Hartford Township, OH)

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DXNMDRHA lst 2nd 5rd 4th lst 2nd Srd STUDENT COUNCIL row CL. to R.J H.Roth,M.Brooks,H.Goodman row D.Ty1er,M.Pratt,E.'l'homas, E.Pr1ce row M.Boso1d,D.Foster, J.'1'homas raw D.Brooks,H.W11son,A.Sohne1der, K.Fisher BUYS BASKETBALL row CL. to R., R .Ke11er,L.Moore,G.Ty1erKMgr,J R .F1sher,E .Hawkins row W.Jones,E.Car1ock,M.Gorman, D.Goodman,A.SchnoiderCCapt.J H.Scott,D.Brooks row Coecn L.Wi1aon, J.Roth,R.An- derson,K.Fisher,K.Moore, E .Keckley BOYS GLEE CLUB lst row KL. to R., E.Car1ock,F.N1oho1s,R.Ke11er, H.Scott,E.Keok1oy row D.BroIn,A .Hankinaon,W. Jones , M,Goman,R Anderson, J.Roth, C .Hi-te,K.Moore ,E.B1shop 2nd GIRIS GLEE CLUB lst row QL. to R., D.Ty1er,M.Fisher,A.Lauterbach, B.Hawkins,R.B1rd,B.Ga11, D.Kintz, J.W11son,E,Hammond, .T.'l'homas,T.Huffm.an 2nd row B.Petr1e,D.Wycoff, J.H1cl-rman, R.Du.mbau1d,ll.Brooks,E .Price, E.Thomas,H.Long,P.Severn, H.Goodman, I.Satterf1e1d, P .Pratt, E .Kennedy 5rd roi V.Tatha.m,E .Ty1er,M.Pratt, M,W1ck11ff,D.Foster,R.Forsyth, A .Hammond , D .Honthorn,ll .Hammond , L.Stiers,M.Boso1d,G.Kent, M,Revercomb,A .Sm1th, J.Ha.mmond.

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'a i ms EXIT-SENIORS The Senior class is very busy making plans for carrying on the various activities of the remainder of the school year. On April 18th the Senior class presented 'Evening Clothes, the third in a series of one act plays. One of the most attractive and amusing features of the year proved to be the 'kids party' given in honor of the high school and faculty. From head to toe the costu es dis- played originality, uniqueness, and above all, suitability. While dancing was the mein fea- ture of the entertainment, childhood games were enthusiastically enjoyed. With the advent of Baccalaureate on May 22 and Commencement on lay 26, our high school days will close, filled with joyous and lasting memories. -H lf'l l l-'I' JUNIOR This has been a busy year tor the Juniors. We started the school year by selling popcorn at football games. This was then extended through basketball season. The annual Halloween party was our first big undertaking. 'ith this off our minds we were free to proceed with 'The Adventures of Tom Sawyer' our play, which was given in Febru- lfys The Junior-Senior Prom is now foremost in our minds with plans underway. The date has not been set definitely. With best wishes to the Juniors of next year we reluctantly bid our Junior year goodbye. -l l l l l l' FOUR PERIOD SYSTEM In accordance with the new progressive ideas in education, Alexandria High has initi- ated a four-period-a-day system. The first forty-five minutes of each hour and a half is spent in recitation and the latter half in supervised study. The study hall is eliminated. This is found to aid in research and to inti- grate well with the library work. The student is enabled to take any problem,wh1ch may arise, to a teacher for guidance. - One afternoon of each week is set aside for activities which include orchestra, chorus, gym classes, play practices, class meetings, and assembly. 4 4 4 4 4 4 SPORTS BANQUET The annual All Sports Banquet, sponsored by the Sophomores, was held on March lBth. The main speaker was Jim Durfee. Following the banquet the football and basketball letters were awarded and the remainder of the evening was spent in dancing. 4 4 4 4 4 4 IUSIC Rasmus The music department under the able direc- tion of Kiss Eloise Price consisted of the Girls Glee Club, the Boys Glee Club and the orchestra. They all enjoyed a very successful Bare y The Girls Glee Club and orchestra partici- pated ln the Community Institute. The 0r0h68- tra aided in the assembly program given at Johnstown as well as taking part in our weekly programs. The climax of the year came in the form of an operetta 'Once In A Blue Moon' Prin- cipals and choruses scbred a definite triumph. 4 4 4 4 4 4 SPORTS REVIEW Sports have played a great part in the activities of Alexandria High School this year. The season was begun by our ambitious boys with football. They were greatly concerned about the outcome of each game. But can you blame them? The first three games were lost. But the team showed great improvement by winning the remaining four. Basketball was not so good this year for our first team. Although they were defeated in every game, they were not defeated in spirit and sportsmanship. The second team won five games out of nine. This is very enG0Url8iD8 for our next year's team. The Senior class was victorious in the intra-mural basketball tournament! both b9YB' and girls' teams winning the finals. 4 4 4 4 4 4 LIBRARY On January 20, 1958 the members of the Library Staff took their annual trip to Colum- bus, Ohio. These trips are made to educate the staff members in library technique and to sti- mulate a greater interest in rendering service to the school and community. The library has been made the laboratory for classes in research. A total of 152 new books has been added to the library this year. For a more complete discussion of the ad- ministration of our library, read the article, 'Library Administration in a Small 8chool,' in the December 1957 American School Board Jour- nal e 4 4 4 4 4 4 F. F. A. The Alexandria F. F. A. Chapter has plan- ned for a baseball team this summer and a 2000 mile northern trip. Two of our local boys are making applica- tion for the State Farmer's Degree. -li-'l l l--I-if OUR SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS The library bulletin and school newspaper, Nouvelles, have made a great change this year. Both have new staff members with new ideas for improving our publications. Each has created an interest in Alexandria High School and Com- munity.

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0 EASTERN VIEW OF THE SCHOOL BUILDINGS lst Bm! 5rd 4th 5th F. F. A. ral IL. to RJ L.Moore ,R .Ke11er,E .Starbuck, A.Hankinson raw H.Car1ook,B.Scott , C .Ha.mmond, -T.Stau.ffer rw J.Roth,ll .Kennedy ,R .Hannahs , l.r.Go1ger row D.Brooks ,R .F1shor,D.Watera , G.B1oom,A.Sohno idol' row D.0oodman,L.Hito, C Jdoore, C.H1te,G.Ty1er UA LIBRARY STAFF KL. to R., Around table M.F1ahor,ll.Roth,D.Ty1er,E .Pr1oo, ll.VI1ok11ff,E .'1'homas,E.Ty1er, ll .Pratt , D .Henthorn Background lr.F1scher,R.F1sher FOOTBALL 151: row KL. to RJ E.Keck1ey,G.Ty1er,R.Carro11, F.Wh1tehead,K.F1shar 2nd roi E.Car1ook,M.Gorman D.Goodmnn, A.scnne1aer KCapt.s H.Soott, G.B1oom 5rd row Coach L.W11son,R.Anderson, J .Roth,E .Hawkins ,R .Bannahs , D.Brooks ,F .N iohola llmagerl