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

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'EHEJ QPJJWY QHLCA t EJLDAA 6.-- S'5'D'l'cm bee School opens with usual bang. New faces and new teachers all awaiting final organization. 16.-The new talkie-movie projector was christened today. This is going to prove invaluable. 24.-Football season opens! Pep meetings, band, parades, and Hanover. All of them here! G:721bfH A ---1001 among teachers for N. E. A. and'0. E. A. Centerburg plays foot- ball here. ---More football at Utica. .--P.T.A. honors its new teachers and old ones, too, at their first meeting. .--Homecoming--Granville and high hopes for celebration. .--Johnstown Street Fair and Fall Carnival and huge school displays. .--Mr. Morgan of the Yukon astounds us in assembly. and 50.--Vacation! District Teachers' . fzovm-3L'f2 5.---Pataskala football- Frosh initiation. New teachers, tool B.---P. T. A. Thespian pro- gram and movies. New Band uniforms. Scar- let trimmed with grey satin! l5.--Giggles and laughs for Aladin the magician were heard in today's assembly. 18 and 19.--1005 Red Cross Drive. 191--Thespians score a hit in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. 25.-Sum it Basketball. The new season of sport. 25 and 26.--Thanksgiving mB9tiD8B. TSCSBB. f Nafcnfnwbfk, UIJSMUHR 550,42 of-Hey 2 and 5.--Every Pupil Tests. 8. 10 10 Proff of rising scholar- ship. ---D6Ht8l C11n10. Another forward step in health, wealth, and happiness. .--Away to Utica to present an assembly. and ll.--Cooking School. New recipes, new foodstuffs , 7.---Hebron-Johnstown here basketball. .--Movies were shown in assembly today. P.T.A. presents program of un- usual material. and 14.--Semester lzams. .--Thespian initiation. We're proud of them. .--Alec honors us with 4 and 5.--Farmer's Institute. 4.--Sunnnt basketball-here. 5.---Jacksontown basketball-- there. 9.---Assembly 11.--Etna basketball--there. 14.--P.T.A. Mrs. Bert Foster presiding 16.--Pictures of the Olympics. They were enjoyed by all. for Johnstoun. assembly. 18 angels.--Basketball tourna- l6.--Grade Operetta. The ' Legend of the Snow Man. 23.r-Christmas Dance. Trees gayly lit, dresses gayly trimmed--the holidays! 24.--Johnny-H1 witnessed an exceptional assembly in 1 keeping with the Yuletide. 25.--Vacation. A MASQ h 7915121 I If H7 --- ggggb 6.-- rama 2:---gigh-8212001 Operetta, 1 'Tun19rg1'yn'1cheermJ' granvilzlgfest at Campus Daze. Another Little a ' 7.--District State Scholar- hit scored. 2 andLi.aEBgery Pgpilagestl. ship tests. 7.---Corrington Marionettes. 'hegded germ oggvigs 9.---P.T.A. election of new 14.--P.T.A.--One-Act Plays 7 ' ' officers. by different communities. Warm spot in heart of Johnstown. 19.-State Instrumental con- tests. Brass quartet graded 'exce11ent'. 25.--Father-Son Banquet of F.F.A. Home Econo ics add another banquet- feather to their cap. Met with much success here. -P.T.A. musical program. Dr. Thomas also talked. .--Good n-may, nur nonaay with Easter Sunday pro- mising new life. .--Girl Reser1es organize. .--lr. Dietrich speaks in Assembly. Quill and Scroll initiation. 10.-Junior-Senior Banquet. 12.-Farewell and presenta- tion of letters to Seniors 15.--Senior playg American, Very Early, presented to capacity audience. 16.--Pre-school clinic. 21.--State Scholarship awards. 22.--Baccalaureate. 25.--Graduation. l I 0