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

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IQQEILWTH IHJ Il mo, SDPHOMORES Reading left to right: fbottom rowl Mildred Rhodeback, Jean- ette Saunders, Grace Moore, Opal lylle, Marilyn Hitt, lar- tha Jane Young, Harths Good, Eileen Stalter, Vlr inie lc- Quay, I middle row? Dolores Moritz, Dwight Beeson, Kenneth Lott, Raymond Peters, Ji ng Tethsm, Lewis Ramsey, Clarence Jordan, Mary Lou Carter, ltop row! Robert Patten, Denny Krause, Robert Foor, Lawrence Robinotte, Robert Atkinson, Vernon Breese, Guy Johnson, labsentl Ruth Elaine Nichols. 8 JUNIOHB Bottom Row: CLeft to Righty Howard Knoderer, Helen Goatley, Elizabeth Harris, Tessie Moss- holder, Ruth Tharp Mary Wat- son, Robert Bowle.'iMldd1e non Owen Shaw, John Smith, Howard Angevine, Ghalmer Wylie, Ted Freker, Ralph Horner. CTop Row! Robert Rentzel, Paul Wilson, Nell Fraker. FRESHIEN Reading Left to Right: CBottom RDI, Barbara Ann Farber, Betty L'nn1nsv0n. Mary Esther nick- GPSOH. June Morrow, Betty Tharp, Grace Rittenhouse, Eule Hess, Hazel Williams, Teeny Yates. Cllddle Row! Junior Be- 'Grd' Walter Ashoreft, Ned l1'lB' Fred Zimmer, James Briggs, Donald Bland, Edgar Sherman- 4Top Row! Hero1a Riley, Robert Gole, George Morris, John Deeds, Barnard Atkinson, Howard Hines.

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DQTCISHDLQ HIGH SCI-IOOL 0 SEHIORS Heading left to right: Bottom Row: Eileen Hlfe, Rosie Ethel Bullock, Carmen Fishbnugh, Eileene Voorhees, Eileen Fern Lynn, and Marcella Hatch. Middle Row: Dean Carter, Voorhees, Norma Musser, Glenna Moore, Edith Dunlap, Roy and Thomas Southard. Back Row: Donald Needham, Russell and Emerson Woolard. Fern Lynn Class Sec. 2,3 Dramstlcs 1, 3,M Music 1,2,3 Basketball l,2,3,U Carmen Fishbaugh Dramatlcs 2,3 Music 4 Basketball 4 Clubs 1,2 Dorothy McConaughey Dramatics 1 U Music l,2,3,U Baseball 1,2 Basketball 1,2 Russell Moore Music 1,2 Basketball 2 M-H Club 1,2 Boy Scout 3 Thomas Southard Dramatics l,2,3,u Music 1,?,1,u Basketball l,2,3,U Football 1 3,U ACTIVITIES Elleene Voorhees Dramatlcs 1, 3,4 Music l,2,3,U Basketball 1,2,3,U Drchestrs l,2,3,U Donlld Needham Dramatics l,2,3,U Music l 3,U Honor 4 Boy Scout 1,2 Glenn Voorhees Dramatlcs l,2,3 Music l,2,3,H Baseball P Football 1,2 Dean Carter Baseball l,2,3,U Basketball 1,2,3,U Football 3,U Drsmatlcs 1,2,3,U Emerson Woolard Basketball l,2,3,U Football 1 4 Music 1 Bnseball l Rosie Yates Music 1,2,3,U Basketball l,2,3,U Baseball l,2,3,k Clubs 1,2 Glenna Moore Dramatlce 1,2,3,U Music l,2,3,U Baseball 1,2 Basketball 1,2,3,U Roy Jones Jr. Baseball l,2,3,U Basketball 1,2,3,h Football l,2,3,U Dramatics 3,4 Norma Jean Musser Music 1,P,3,U Drsmatlos 2,3 Baseball 2,3 Orchestra l,2,3,h Edith Dunlap Basketball 1,2 M Dramatlcs 1,2 Baseball 1,2 Music 1,2 Yates, Bland, Glenn Jones, Moore, Ethel Bullock Dramatics U Muslo 1,2,s B88fb811 1 Basketball U Marcella Hatch Dramatics 1 3,3 9 Muolo l, Baseball 1,2 U Basketball 1 U Edward Briggs Music 1,2,3,U Dramatics 1 3,U Class Pres. 2 Lick. Staff M Eileen Rlfe Basketball l Baseball 1 Co. Chorus 2,3 Music 1,?,3,U Eileen Bland Pasketball 1 Dramstics 1,2,3 Music l,2,3,U Baseball 1

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Q 836 WEA? IHIU rr. E2 O ff gimp Sssx,lA iglgkg ggfyg qshx' ESQ? n -g ?g?m 'U he 'IQ-'li E H A 4531 CARNIVAL On October 29, we held our annual carnival. Everyone enjoyed the refreshments, games, and program. NATHAN HALE Nathan Hale, a historical play was presented by the four upper English classes of Pataskala High School. It was given on February 2. It was a play highly praised by all the community because of its serious dramatic worth. ' OPERETTA The operetta, 'Campus Daze,' was very success- fully presented by the high school on April 19. The operetta was under the direction of our music teacher, Miss Helen Jane Smith. Pataskala 1s noted for their good operettas and this one was no exception. JUNIOR FROLIC A Junior dance was substituted for this year's Junior Class Play. A good orchestra was procured and the young people danced. Card tables were pro- vided for those who d1dn't care to dance. SENIOR PLAY One of Samuel French's productions entitled uHer Own Money', was selected as the Senior Class Play. It is to be given May 20th in the Peteskaln School Auditorium. INTERSCHOLABTIC SPORTS Pateskala enjoyed a fairly successful football season this year by winning three, losing three, and tying one. We defeated Newark Reserves, Heb- ron, and Hanover. We lost to Granville, Alex- andria, and Johnstown and tied Groton. Our boys finished with a 500 percent in basket- ball this year after overcoming a bad start. In- cluding the tournament we won seven and lost seven. Victories were over Kirkersvllle twice, Union, Etna, Alexandria, Ohio Deaf, and the A- lumni. We lost to New Albany, Hebron, Summit, To- boso, Utica, Granville, and Reynoldsburg. Pataskala's prospects for a successful baseball season are very bright as we have a veteran team. We have our entire team back from last year with the exception of our pitcher. We have a ten game schedule to complete this season. We have games scheduled with Denison Freshmen, Homer twice, Heb- ron twlce, Summit twice, Union, Etna, and the Alumni. CO! 11 ZENCB-TENT The program which was so successful in 1937 is to be followed this year. Five students will re- view parts of the book 'Think and Grow R1ch'. Dr. Klein from Ohio State University will give the commencement address.