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

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IUHUSSU SSEMBLY COMMITTEE BASKETBALL COUNTY CHORUS FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORES JUNIOR HIGH If if ' I4 w 5 'f ., . if ASSISTANT YE EDITOR ASSISTANT

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o 5 I M ll 1:-MU TOBOSO H HIAIATICS Variety Show on Nov. 5, 1937, the high school and junior high school gave three one-act plays. They were substituted for the usual fall carnival and soph- omore play. The seventh and eighth grades gave 'Elmer . The freshnen and sophcmores presented 'Uncle George Pops In'. The Jmmiors and seniors chose as their play, Bett's Best Bet . Christmas Program On December 25 we, held our annual Christmas program. The grades gave an operetta, 'The Toys That Had To la1t'. It was followed by a christ- mas play by the high school. The even1ng's enter- tainment was completed with the treat and passing out of the gifts. Faculty P181 The faculty members presented 'Aunt Tillie Goes To Town' on larch 3, 1938. Perhaps our ex- pectations weren't any too high before the play, but the faculty surpassed our thoughts. le take our hats off to: llr. Stelnhauer, lr. Ferguson, lies Codlngton, Kiss Gault, llrs. Tyler, lllss' Evans, Miss Haines, and the rest of the cast. This play was repeated larch 25 at the Hopewell high school. Junior Play The junior class presented 'Speeding Along' on Aprilj 1. Those in the play were: Ada Nethers, Dorothy Hlzey, Leila Drumm, Jane leakley, Ella llae Pemberton, Dolores Richards, Vera Miner, mls Rlchardson, Delbert Taylor, Joseph Nethers, llayne Varner, Richard McFarland, and -Forest llorgan. Lillian Codlngton was the director. Senior Play The sen1or's presented their play, 'Girl Shy , on lay 24 under the direction of lliss Codington. The characters were: Florence Cheek, Eloise Levingston, Christine Wickham, Ruth Baughman, Josephine Nethers, liriam lalrath, Dale Sldle, Kenneth llorris, Ivan Nethers, wayne Ketner, Carl Steen, Gerald lliller, and Juanita Bowen. SPORTS Led by captain Ivan Nethers, the Tobohians basketball team landed ln the first division with seven wins and 'six defeats this season. A summary of the season showed that the boys ln green rolled up a total of forty-two more points than did their opponents, and that only two defeats were by more than six points, while only one win was by less than 10 points. le had one all county selection- Hethers was chosen for center on the second team. Baseball, speedball, md p pong have also cane in for their share of po ax-ity this year. IUSIC Qgretta The high school and junior hi school resent P - ed their vverettl. 'sunbonnec Gail , on April 29, IG H SCHOOL under the direction of ll'le DJ.. Skinner. It aaa the story of a poor orphan girl who came into a fortune. The lain clnracters were: Dolores Rich- ards, Ruth Baughnan, Ada Hethers, Dorottq Hlsey, Vera. liner, Jane leakley, Blla las Pemberton,Bet- ty Drake, lliriam klrath, Kenneth lorrls, ble Sidle, Ivan Nethers, layne Ketner, wayne Varner, and Gerald llillar. Christine '16khlll was the plan ist. GEIBRAI. IBIS The Boosto, the school paper, is the project of all the high school pupils who wish to par- ticipate. It is under the direction of lies Cod- ington. The editor-in-chief is lsyne Ketner md he is ably assisted by Christine lickham and ll:-iam lalrath. Ruth Blxghman, senior, md Ada Nethers, junior have represented Toboso on the County Comcil for this year. I layne Ketner, Christine Iickham, liriam lal- rath, seniors, and kia Netherl, junior, are the members from Toboso on the Licking County Honor Society. Two of our seniors took the State Scholarship tests at Granville on April 2. layne Ketner tied Kiss lillet from Granville for first place. Ivan Nethers was the other senior. EBM 'Nl The last day of school will be lay 25.5 basket dinner, a home economics and industrial arts .ex- hibition, and a lay Day Exercise, climaxed by the crowning of the lay mean will be the features. gotiax-Pictures The county motion-picture machine came to To- boso every other llonday morning. Science and In- dustrial films were most popular, and besides the educational value of the films, they were enjoyed very much. Jl1!1l01 SOIl1 Ol' Blngllbt The annual Junior-Senien' Banquet was held on April 22 in the High School Auditorium. An ex- cellent progrsm, 'Hoon Dreams , was presented by the juniors. The decorations were in pink and silver, the senior class colors. After the pro- gram danclng and games occupied the evening. Freshman-Sogomore Party The High School Auditorium was the the annual Freshman-Sophomore party on ll,with the Sophcmores doing the honors entlne motif was used with a variety of progress all evening. scene of February . St. Val- games in Fresh Paint We were all happy to return-to school last fall in a newly decorated building. The entire building was repainted inside, the stage was enlarged, and new fire-escapes install- ed ln the suditorim. Prior to the first day of school,open hougg was held for inspection of the building by pa- trons. Baccalaureate will be held on lay 22, the sen- ior play on llay 24, and Commencement on llay25.

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