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

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Orchestra: First row: Oliver Lees, Eloise Fuller, Charis Ann Prymute, Bessie Stillwell, Janice Helser, Joe Davis, Lester llclfnight, Genevieve Hadley, Merl Banister, Johnny Ryan, Dick loorsan, June Fsller, Dewey Albright, and Floyd Brooeus. Second rom Director Hr. Isaacs, Harold Os- born, lhrtin Ryan, John House, Junior Turner, Francis Ryan, John Dove, and Pleasant Lees. Bud: A new band has been organized in our school, at the first of the year, under the direction of Harry Isaacs. During, the last semester lr. Higgins has taken charge. Much progress has been achieved considering this is the first year for most members. First row, left to right: Janice Helser, Johnny Ryan, Marjorie Jones. Second rmn Paul Myers, Cherls Frymute, Bessie Stillwell, Martin Ryan, Harold Osborn, John House, Junior Turner, June Faller, and Dick llooman. Third ron Francis Ryan, John Dove, Floyd Broseue, Dewey Albright, llerl Banister, Lester McKnight, Joe Davis, Genevieve Hadley, and lr. I. H. Isaacs. ACTIVITIES - as-i, K F. P. A. Class Officers, Front row, left tc rightx Raymond Longhenry, Secretary, Merl Banister, Treasurer, Bruce Dorsey, Vice President, Edward llyers, President, Harold Arnold, Reporter, Harlan Thrmpscn, Sergeant at Arms. Middle row, left to right: Roe Kreager, Luther Priest, learl Boring, Robert Dnmm, F. F. A. Adviser, W. L. hlo. Back row, left to right: Charles Bgle, Frederick Longhenry, Paul Shelly, Joe Davis, Robert Arnold, Lawrence Black, Robert los- ' sick, and John Crist. STUDENT COUNC IL First row: Bill Ssrinehart, Vice Pres., Pearl Black, Eduard Myers, Pres., Janice Jones, Sec., Bruce Dorsey. Second rcvu Leland Messick, Francis Ryan, Paul Wars, Oliver Lees, Mr. Hadley, Advisor, Robert Ieredith, Loretta Clark. Bill Svinehart and Edward were are also county student council members. Besides usual activities this year the student council sponsored several new projects. Among them were the establishment of a school first sid roan and refreshments for tells after basketball games.

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I. .., ,. 4' 4 Elnora Lothe s 1 Ruth Clem Jacksontown played a very evenly matched season having won 7, lost 7. We lose Lester McKnight, Edward Myers, John House, Robert Messick by gradua- tion. Seated from left to right: John House, Luther Priest, Paul Myers, Robert Lamp, Red McKnight and Had1ey,coach. Standing: Martin Ryan-Manager, Robert Messick, Ed Myers, Roe Kreager, Bill Swinehart, Carl Goldsmith, and Robert Hoskinson, manager. ff SI I937-BX SPEEDBALL f' A Q 2215 3 - Jacksontown had the most suc- cessful season in the history of the school. We were near champions in defeating Toboso, Union, Etna, and Kirkersville. Seated from left to right: Loren Hadley, coach, John House. Ray Hoskinson, Paul Myers, Robert Lamp, Luther Priest, Lester McKnight. End Edward Myers- Standing: Leland Messick, Francis Ryan, Joe Davis, Roe Kreager, Carl Goldsmith, Bill Swinehart, Harold Osborn, Robert Drumm, Robert Messick, John Crist, and Richard Griffith. RESERVES fix The reserve team produced a YQ lot of interest even though it was a new organization. We had 25 boys out regularly all season. Seated from left to right: Richard Griffith, Francis Ryan, Charles Eagle, Wilmer Goldsmith, Harold Osborn, Fredrick Longhenry, Joe Davis, and Leland Messick. Standing, Loren Hadley, coach, John Crist, Edgar Lothes, Ray Longhenry, Thomas McPherson, Jess Swartz, Robert Drumm, John Dove, Robert Hoskinson, Martin Ryan, Managers.

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i 0' ' lrklrlen ., A 1 The winter sports have joying our spring activities. now ended and we are again en- K Our boys team was very active during the basketball season although only four games were f' ' ' won out of thirteen., We hope ' that they will do better next year. Charles Negley, center received honorable mention in the county and played in the game . -'.T I , , V The girls team did not M' 'S ' ve a regular schedule but pk A Yi ,a Q' . W A'-Q x- f'st.and West If A .a they played several teams in the system of playing was introduced game, whereby each of the twelve a chance to play ln every game. Baseball has now begun. le games thus far, winning one from county. A new into the g1rl's girls was given have played two Etna and losing one to Alexandria. The 'Kirkersville Nine' look as if it has a very bright future. aa- e 4- f ' li Baccalaureate servlcegs 938 ' - May 1 -' h Commencement exercises , I n j May 19, 19:59 Q I Speaker: Major Norman Imrie, 'Q QTN Associate Editor of the Q ,' ,', Columbus Dispatch , . A W Alumni Banquet May 28, 19358 X , . I , : 1- 4 1- The high school party, sponsored by the stu- dent council, was given in the gymnasium on December 6 . On December 14, a style show and tea was arranged by the Home Economics Class for the P.T.A. The members of the P.T.A. gave a linen shower for the department. February 22: Taffy pull for F.F.A. and Home Economics girls. March 15: The freshmen and eighth graders were entertained by Helen Louise Spurgeon. The Home Economics class entertained the school board members at ,dinner on April 6. 1 B The annual Tri-School plays, an event in which .Tack- sontovrn, Union, and Kirkers- ville participate, opened ,our dramatic activities this year. 'Friday for Luck' was the play ff N fx. f v-.1 - r. , A , T vi if ' The renewing students played X the parts: Marjorie Griffith, . Arthur Myers, Kenneth Bailey, and Ernest McConnell. ' 41' The Juniors have proved their success in dramatics by presenting He Had a Past, a farce in three acts, given March 25. The play was well balanced, each Junior helping to carry out the plot. It was well cast and excellently received by the people of our community. On April 29, the Seniors presented 'The Ad- ventures of Grandpa. This comedy received much acclamation from the audience. iii The Ohio History Class believes in learning not only 'Q' f ' by reading and studying but .Y ' ' ' also by touring the state of 1 , A Ohio. In the fall of 1937, A this group took a trip through S- - Q the district of the Muskingum , .LI oonservancy project, visiting ' ' Tappan and Dover Dams, also ,I Gnaddenhutten Monument and , e V scneenbrunn stat.. Park. On . , May 11, 1958, a trip that in- ' , J cluded Logan Elm, Seven Caves, ' Serpent Mound and Shawnee ' State Forest was taken by the class and on May 14, this group toured Cincinnati and points of interest in that vicinity. 'l4l l' The students selected for the Honor Society were Mildred Legge and Marjorie Griffith, seniors and Emma Jean Emerson, junior. Those participating in the Spring Festival are Verna Swartz, Louanna Park, 'Charles Negley, Esther Scheidegger, Margaret Williamson, and Janice Switzer. Mildred Legge and Esther Scheidegger are the County Student Council members. chosen by our school this year.