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

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Q61 EQUIPMENT COMMITTEE KBack row-left to right! Fred Stecher, Jim Link, Charles Gar- rison, Paul Bowman, Estle Dean Wilson, fChairmanl Melvin Weaver, Darrel Bishop. Kseatedl Catherine Hizey, Iva May Weaver, Myrtle Phillips, Edna Moerch, Glenna Weaver, Ruby Hizey QQ Air! EXTRA CURRICULAR RECORDS CLeft to right! Vernon Manger, Sadie Snook, Bette Sands, Jimmy Pickering, Neal Camp lChairmanl. Aka ,Ig M5 LIBRARY COMMITTEE KBack row-left to right! Don Hoovler, Don Vandayburg CChairmanJ Kseatedl Regina Everetts, Esther Dm- swller, Betty Gagle, Myrtle Phillips, Lois Kocher, Helen Minshall.

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SUPREME COURT Cabovel fBack Row-left to rightl Charles Harner, Dick Wilson, Dick Shaner, Donald Vandayburg. 1SeatedD Marvine Shimp, Etlene Bentley, Jack CockburnCfChief Justicel, Don Herriott, Bill Woolever, Melvin Weaver. CIVIC IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE fright! KBack row-left to right! Noble Kuhn lJanitorJ, Harley Ryan, Harold Mauger, Robert Moerch, Don Beck. CSeatedl Fred Ketner, Audrey Merril, Bill Jones, fChairmanl Claribell Cave, Clyde Rhodes. STUDENT GOVERNMENT This year Etna High School organized its student body into a student government patterned similar- ly to that of the federal government. There are various com ittees, all except the Activities Council and Finance Committee, being represented here by pictures. These committees and bodies attend to all of the school activities with the aid of the faculty. It is hoped that by this method Edna students will be taught first-hand the elementary principles of democracy, thus enab- ling them in later life to become more satisfactory and useful citizens So far this system has been highly successful. A P' ,SES css? PUBLICITY COMMITTEE KBack Row-left to right! Warren Herriott, Oliver Bibler, Tom Williams, Warren Atkinson. Cseatedj Martha Wilson, Donnagene Cohagen, Freida Snider, Marys Hall Cchairman, Marjorie Sims, Kathleen Harsh, Pauline Shimp.

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mpf' GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION Cabovel Top row, Cleft to right! Mrs. Wagner, CCoachJ, Iva May Weaver, Mary Jones, Donnagene Cohagen, Sadie Snook, Marjorie Sims, Helen Minshall, Pauline Shimp, Marvine Shimp. fMiddle row! Claribell Cave, Audrey Merril, Bette Sands, Marye Hall, Freida Snider, Myrtle Phillips, Betty Gagle, Kathleen Harsh. !Seated! Glenna Weaver, Esther Em- swiler, Edna Moerch, Lois Kocher, Catherine Hizey, Regina Everetts, Ruby Hizey, Martha Wilson. BOYS BASEBALL frigntl Top row, fleft to right! Fred Stecher, Maxwell Smith, Don Beck, Robert Moerch, Nelson Weaver, Gale Snider, Warren Herriott, Darrel Bishop, Uvlanagerl KM1ddle row! Charles Garrison, Oliver Bibler, Elvin Harsh, Harold Bowman, Dick Shaner, Jack Cockburn, Harold Mauger, Bill Woolever, M. Z. Pond Coachl. Qseatedl Charles Harner, Don Hoovler, Me1v1n Weaver, Jimmy Pickering, Don Herriott, Neal Camp, Carl Pettifer. Alu nllh AL. Ill' ,IRI ' , 4 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Since girls' competitive ath- letics has been abolished in Lick- ing County, Etna girls kept in con- dition during the winter months by playing intra-mural basketball. It was found that this type of sport was highly advantageous to the phy- slcal and mental welfare of the students. At the close of the basketball season an intra-mural tournament was held, with the seventh and eighth grade girls participating in addi- tion to the hlgh school girls. The winner of the tournament was the Junior-Senior girls' combination. In addition to the girls' intra- mural tournament, there was a boys' tournament of a like nature. The Sophomore boys won the contest. BOYS PHYSICAL EDUCATION Top row, Cleft to right! Harley Ryan, Don Beck, Tom Williams, Elvin Harsh, Mr. Cochrun KCoachJ Warren Atkinson, Estle Dean Wilson, Bill Woolever, Nelson Weaver. lSeatedT Darrel Bishop, Fred Stecher, Gale Snider, Jim Link, Vernon Mauger, Melvin Weaver, Maxwell Smith, Fred Ketner, Clyde Rhodes.