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

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!!!W50!WA!V RWE!! The senior class is small in size But it has the tallest cuys. There are two girls that are pint size, And in brilliance, they get the prize. Now the juniors, here's a break, For their ideas they take the cake, Always looking for something to take, If it's a bolt,a book, or a rake. The sophomores are the next in line, If one is absent there are nine, Now in laughing they do shine, Because they are arffing all the time. The poor freshmen, they're still green This can easily be seen, They're not heard, hardly seen-- But We Still Love Em! --Emilia Podorean IEPROVEMENTS Union has many improvements this year. For the boys there is a new Industrial Arts class complete with various new equipment. This course was greeted with great enthusiasm by all the boys, and they are constructing articles both useful and beautiful. For instance, they have made, with the competent help of the instructor, Mr. McGlone, a fine tennis table, a new sand table for the pri- mary room, and smoothed off the initialed arms of writing desks. The school board has furnished eight new typewriters for the use of business-inclined pupils. There were so many who wanted to take this course that it was necessary to divide them into two classes. There is also a shorthand class for the training of this group. The girls have sewing class this year that we may well be proud of. The new equipment for this class includes a new electric sewing ma- chine, electric iron, three new sewing tables, and several other articles which have been bad- 13 needed for some years. Even the primary room has shown improvement. There are clever pictures of important Mother Goose characters painted on the walls. And last, but definitely not least, is our new moving picture machine. We are shown at least one movie and sometimes as many as four every week. We look forward to even greater things next year. We have promise of a paved tennis court on which we also plan to play basketball, shuffle- board, and badminton. SENIOR CALENDAR May 1 ... ...Senior picnic in Columbus May 15... ...Baccalaureate Services May 19... ...Co mencement May 24... ...Class Day JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET We staged a mock horse show Friday, April 15, when the juniors took the seniors and high school faculty to dinner at the Hull Place. The horses used were small models of which each per- son received one as a favor. After the dinner the juniors took the seniors and faculty to see 'The Perfect Speciman' at the Theatre in Gran- ville. JUNIOR PLAY The Junior Play was presented on February ll and March l. The members of the cast included the entire junior class which was assisted by one member of the senior class, Margaret Reece. hiss Stark did a very capable job of directing the play. ShNIOR PLAY 'It's a Long Lane' will be presented April 29 by the members of the senior class, three mem- bers of the junior class, and one alumna. The plot concerns a responsible young girl who sup- ports her unappreciative younger brother and sis- ter and two complaining aunts. Finally all turns out for the best and they live happily ever after. SPORTS-Our sports season this year was very unsuc- cessful. Owing to the graduation of the greater part of the teams, our records did not come up to previous standards. 3