Hardin High School - Bark Yearbook (Hardin, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1947 volume:

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Your h88PU and my heart Beat quicker at the sightg For good ole Hardin High It stands for all Uh8U'S right 2 THE MARCH OF TIM When the child first enters kindergarten, his mind is filled with excitement--the excitement of new play- mates and new adventures. True it is that many happy hours are ahead in this period of time called childhood. The passing of a few years brings growth--physical, mental, and spiritual--to the child. During junior high school years, his interests are varied. He possesses great pride in his school and still finds that life is exciting. Time may seem to crawl, stagger, or race, but re- gardless of its rate of speed, we find our child no long- er a child but a youth ready for graduation. He glances over the preceding years with mixed emotion, but the pre- dominant feeling is one of happiness--the happiness that comes through warm friendships, hard work, and a job well done. What of the future? Time again will bring excite- ment--this time the excitement of building a better world Our youth can help to accomplish this great task because he is well prepared. During his formative years he has developed a sense of social responsibility, a mature judgement, and a spirit of determination. Watch our American youth as TIME MARGHES ON! r .. L ff!--, ,, . Q. .N .M .c 'ff ' my- :nz 1.-Ying T ' ., ig 'VR M 1.4,-J .,x 224' . 4 ' 7' 2-vvggj -yn . -' ogg. MT, , zc,,,5yQf , ix , I ,Qs 5151.3 4134215 - r lll ww, 1 4' . L-4 'f , .Egg , V ?E!!9w'g ff' L E 'L-.egg , . , ' QQ .K-0-t--, t' E nfl: 6, G 'Y 'Z , 'x I!! vida'- v ef' ,Ai .L '35 l V 7' li 5 5,1 4 1 r, 5 I ini 3 latch our children as TIME MARCHES ON! n:4f..?, mwiepv ,wr- W, , 'IN THE LAND OF DREAMS COME TRUE' OPERETTA 4 x 1 S5 v eret AQ th ix-Q 91 vw! YS OOO '00 SO 0 S-I 96' 'SSO WATCH OUR QJIUCJQS AS 'rms mncnns on Il e., .tr gl KINDERGARTEN AND FIRST GRADE , TEACHER: Sadyne Grove - 'IJ lEE:: FRONT ROW: Joyce Cupp, Donald Blankenship. Carolyn Jean Clark, Larry Robert Blankenship, larry Dwain Smith, Mary Evelyn Myers, Edith Mae Sudbury, larry Joe Kist, Tony Seek SECOND ROW - FIRST GRADE: Patsy Lee Evans, Deloris Ralston, Lulabelle Holloway, Evelyn Halterman, Bertha Doss, Betty Sue Heil, Marvin Lentz, C. F. Register, Shirley Ray Brown, Buddy Rupe, Norma Jean Freeman, Jackie Mccomas, Rebecca Helterman, Kenneth DeM1nt X SECOND GRADE AND THIRD GRA B FRONT ROW: Nancy Blankenship, Franklin Stevens, Martha Ann Sudbury, Glenda Lou Cooper, Judith Sibley, Jimmy Mccomas, Patricia Reberry, Robert Loeven, Wanda Hughes, Sharon Mallory, Patsy Ford, Jackie Dean Anderson SECOND ROW: Carolyn Hale, Shirley Higgs, John Harvey Merrifield, Ronald Halterman, Mary Virginia Kemmerer, Fred Reberry, Jackie Lee Ralston, Yovnne Falkner, Jackie Bandy, Soretta Lee, ABSENT: Johnny Doss TEACH R: Doris Bowles 6 QIYZC QS Fourth and Fifth Grades FRONT ROW- Carol Sue Halterman, Gloria McAfee, Janice Simmerman, Richard Young, Janette Silkwood, Carolyn Summers, Janice Ann Esllnger, Mary Whalen, Donald Baker, SECOND ROW- Wayne A. Harlin, Elvin Blankenship, Barbara Anderson, Billy Ferguson, Shirley Anderson, Patsy McQueen, Bonnie Doss, Mary McKemy, Robert Halterman, Jenna Sue Holloway. THIRD ROW- Melvina Leach, Larry Gardner, Harold Kemmerer, Helen McCormick, DeAun Crane, Dona Doss, E.R. Doss, Roy Blankenship, Jackie Kist, TEACH R: Helen Strider. Fourth and Sixth Grades FRONT ROW: Carol Sue Halterman, Gloria McAfee, Janice Simmerman, Richard Young, Janette Silkwood, Carolyn Summers, Janice Ann Eslinger, Mary Wholen, Donald Baker. SECOND ROW: Wayne A. Harlin, Barbara Anderson, Billy Ferguson, Shirley Anderson, E. R. Dose, Harold Lam, Jim ie Williams, Betty Bale, Bonnie Dose, Mary McKemy, Jenna Sue Holloway. THIRD ROW: TEACHER: Mrs. Main, Mark Noelker, Donald Gene Harlin, Barbara Boggess, William Miller, Freda Ralston, Shirley Loeven, Rosie Anderson, Jack Freeman, Roy Balterman, Bobby Anderson, Lawrence Baker. 7 1 unior gfiglz Aim' M ,WN W gl ' . f ' 'fd r 1 ' r V fs' min vs!! ,,+-V 1 we 4 1 f S snvnufrn mum FRONT ROW: Patty Halterman, Joan Smith, Mary Lou Weddle, Maxine Hughes, Luann Gillum, larcella Bhlterman, Roberta Keller, Virginia Armor, Carol Si merman. SECOND ROW: Jack Cantrill, Billy Bales, Junior Anderson, Billy Gene Stevens, Dove, SPONSOR: James Sands, Bobby Ballard, Staley McCormick, Dsls Addie I. Lookridgo. b We - os B'bMY 'ifiiqif N' I it :rom umm FRONT ROW: Reba Freeman, Jean Bandy, Barbara McComas, Betty ggigggggfdv u9PJ0Pi0 Williimi, lsrgaret Higgs, Geneva Bales, Dorothy SECOND ROW: Kenneth Baker, Billy Summers Den lk S , ny la er, Donald sgggggg?g,aggsgnsggggargorist Anderson, Richard Baker, Paul Grimes, ,SSW 5 E gdfffsllnflen we K: ' 1 , my r 0 N Wazgf vm-q, . f- ' ,, U M' gl' . ?ifMfiS,' K 53 .5 '..., H ,ja . w-. ,Q President Mary Evans Pr for is J 14 ,XY K 1 nf! --.fl -X. L' :ff'fQ, W p' ,lbw 4 Freshman Class 1' I7 S First Row: Sponsor, Mrs. Harrisong Darlene Walker, Grace Q Sadler, Betty Kemmerer, Judith Happy, Bobbie Lou Hardy, v1Ce-pres1dent Bonnelle wooden, Louise Miller, Phyllis Ballard. Donald Kaberloh ' Second Row: Bob Baker, Edwin Merrifield, Raymond Cooper, Sec,Treas Jimmy Bales, Billy Halterman, Randolph Fales, Donald B111y Halterman Kalberloah- Sophomore Class First Row: Sponsor, Miss Adamg Wanda Bailey, Juanita lynn, Irene Reberry, Erna Witte, Verna Witte, Jean Main, Jean Cantrlll. Second Row: Betty Mallory, Carolyn Ferguson, Betty Pennington, Margaret Jones, Anna B, Schooling, Margaret Malone, Addie Lee Lockridge, Junior Noelker, Gerald Anderson, Third Row: Marjorie Jones, Ella June McGaugh, Bobby J. Bales, Wade Allen Merrifield, Donald Lam, Bobby G. William, Robert McAfee, Donald McComas, Rosalie Miller, Helen McGuire 9 Cgjopfaiomores . xy. A4 . ,.., . ,I . -W -'if tZ'.l,. sr 5.1 Vice-President Wanda Bailey Sec-Treas Margaret Malone . N B v I rf President Donald Lam MARCH or TIME PRESENTS CZSSQS The March of Time brings innovations, alterations, and additions to the chain of events which constitutes the un- ending era of man's march toward his goal of unlimited self- lmprovement and betterment For the advancement of man, society has been introduced to such marked changes as Science has startled the world with the destructive potentiallties of Atomic Energy Religionlsts and peace lovers are striving to demon- strate the possibilities of Atomic Energy for Industry and Commerce rather than its destructive capacities under the War Dictator, Mar Medicine has increased the span of life beyond the bounds of three score years through the discovery of new drugs, new operative techniques, and better nursing skills. World Society is enjoying a peaceful breathing spell from a decade of war-monger rule---we hope it ls a permanent one. These and many other indications reveal the March of Time, even in the curriculum of our high school. This year, we find the addition of four units of Vocational Agricul- ture, two units of Latin as well as an 'On the Farm Trainingn for Veterans of World War II---an Adult Education project. Surely but irrefutably, our local curriculum must meet the needs of the Presentg the Pastg and the Future--thus, TIM MARCHES ON. IN VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS e n-.. CH MISTRY Chemistry is the science which deals with the composition of materials and the changes those materials undergo. Experimenting mrkes up a large part of this course, and enables us to 'learn by doing. I0 COMMERCE eff' Typing Room Marjorie, JUHIU-138: Kenneth, Jimmy, Irene, Beverly B., Vernetta, and Bonnie, who have written at least twenty-five words per minute on ten minute tests. Entire Commerce Group Front Row: Margaret Jones, Schooling, Malone, Bonnie Tabler, Shanks, Reberry, Bailey, Lockridge. Teacher: Frances Frazer. Second Row: Crane, Billie Tabler, Still, J. Boggess, Lsuders, Rockhold, Evans, Letzlg, M. Boggess. Third Row: Lynn, Marjorie Jones, Foster, McGuire, Bales, Happy, Shumaker, Strider. ll VOCATION AL AGRICULTURE XX FRONT ROW: Anderson, B. J. Bales, Jr. Noelker, Lam, lt rman W. Merrifield, E. Merrifield, B. Ha e SECOND ROWs Talley, Fales, J. Haltermen, McAfee, McComas, McGuire, Knberloh THIRD Rowz Teacher, Mr. Bechtel, R. Ba1ee,Foster, Happy, Freeman Walker, R. Noelker, Rust, 12 fl: gggg!IlllLgr-1i!?!!: -o- , g V Workshop lem, Noe1k Merrifi er' Anderson M Tall olds B816B9 McComagTfgga ey demonstrating their Bbilities 123. yaswwwi N ln si rwXX X 53419 Biology is the science of lifing orga their development, structure and b several broad purposes in the s procedure, a fundamental to develop a healthful basis for the de eras and con presents tion TRY d TRIGONOME YI oGY 8 BIOL III 83118: G ehavior. tudent. knowledge standar velopment sequen tl several el concl H8 rabl whol ns n 5 W tuqy the sinus aiZ1iMf?5Z 'Ee Zignle if angels ww fore we don't go Qtr on some celestial tanganto c ,iv 75 igiogjzgii M? Q 'f .w vw af' 13 eall It accong He leer of llfb d of llvi of desi y for a situatio uslons with mpli ns sc proc shes Ientific eases and bow . Biology yields e attitudes and s esome outlook on helpful in arri e tends lite. It vine at voca- LATIN and AMERICAN HISTORY D Iatin Class Whatever line of work you enter you will find Latin useful Latin is truly international and is a bond between nations American History Through a study of the past we are better able to understand the world in which we are living. Just as we cannot under- stand man's behavior without knowing what influences have contributed to form his character from his earliest days, so we cannot understand our present institutions Cwhich are simply the expression of our social behaviorl unless we leern how they have come to be what they are---unless we know their history. M MUSIC Beginners Bend FRONT ROW: Ballard, Gillum, Williams, Higgs, Ha le , Simmerman, Hughes SECOND ROW: Director - Miss Adams, Keller, Wooden, L. Miller, W. Miller, Bales, McCormick, Noelker, Harlan, Dove H. H. S. Hermonizers FRONT ROW: Still, Boggess, Rockhold, Halterman, Blankenship, A. Lockridge SECOND ROW: Schooling, Main, Malone, McGuire, N Strider, C. Lockridge Advanced Band FRONT ROW: A. Loekridge, Letzig, B. Bailey, Leuders, Happy, Strider, Rockhold SECOND ROW: McGuire, Main, Miller, C. Lookridge THIRD ROW: Freeman, W. Bailey, Pennington, Director-Miss Adams, Shumaker, Evans, Grimgs, Jones, Still, Blankenship Q. gb 'Q 1- 'HI' ly Ti ,, wa HQM -,-P' E General home economics ls an electlve subject that may be taken either one or two years. lts purpose ls to help the high school girl to appreciate the value of developing pers- onally and soolally and of sharing ln family and community llfeg to ald her ln recognizing and solving present, person- al, and home problems independently and effectlvely. uf M? 'VQIWO' ww.slJ ,P on s .- 1553:-!'f. 'fr' . MA 4 L EIGHTH GRADE HISTORY Paul is at n F Barbara is he 81 Ken sys 1' 5 . L'K i'L'Sx5?'g' at th obe, neth is studye maps, Es? ing. nj ax- -Si Yi l Et 57 i? SEVENTH GRADE ENGLISH Dale points out the error on the diagram: Patty explains the parsing. 17 'X , Aff wx- ,.!,'w1' ' I wg, Y, X X xX,X ,Ns un apsfzots !xC,, Q' , -lg! mr f L ' ..'Q!Ezamk ff 2QgSlfL.g Ax Y v fsi rg 3 'f L f 'ffft 'Ql mug F , a ::nf , 1 P13233 a.. ' fx 'ix .. ,f-' , h M, -X . , gm' sal? ,7 S JmMfM5gA as Vera, ', A Robbie and i K V, N: , ,N za , Q ' Marjorie Supersalesman W V .v ' iii n BARK BOOSTERS -....,,,B -'Q 3 OUEEN GROUP Attendants: Donald McComae, Phyllis Ballard, Jimmy Happy, Junior Noelker, Queen-Vernetta Lenders, Shirley Rockhold, Junior McGuire, Margaret Malone. we Q. Philip Talley 1 President of H-club H-CLUB MEMBERS B Shirley Ray Brown Flower Girl Junior Lentz Crown Bearer .xy-' Vernetta Leudere Queen of Tournament .626 Left. Row-fronts Merrifield, B. Balee, Talley, J. Bales, J. I-Ialterman Cooper, Freeman, Coach Redford. Right Row-front: Mccomae, Lam, McGuire, Ruet, llcAfee, R. Bales,Happy, R. Noelker. Middle Row: Jr. Noelker, B. Halterman, Anderson. i9 A of-vs W az' 7: 1 V' -m 'F' Mary B. Frazier Director of plays FEET FIRST LJ Granny Peasley lPeggy Still! has always sworn she will not move from her little home in the Ozarks, though construction engineers are blast- ing the valley to make an artificial lake, -until she is ntoted out feet first. When Mr. Lawler CPh1l1p Talleyb, a young engineer, tells her she may have to be carried out by force, Granny gets the gun from the mantel and sa s, Now git out-a here an' leave me be. Ellie Lou CMar1- ellen Boggessz is the granddaughter: Belle Martin KChr1st1ne Lockridgei and Buck Jeffers KJack Haltermanl are neighbors who try to persuade Granny to leave. i Sue Crane Editor 0 sca :satan s'rAFF 255, EDIT R-Sue Crane: Co-EDITOR-Jeanne Haltermang HUEO ED.-Mariellen Bog56BB, 'Eb ASS'T-Beverly Bailey, ART ED.-Jean Cantrill, ASS T-Vera Letzlgg Sports . ED.-Christine Lockridge, ASS'T-Joanne Boggess: CLASS ED.-Shirley Rockhold. GRADE SCHOOL ED.-Peggy Still, EXTRA CURR.-Rosalie Miller, REPORTER TO HARDIN NEWS-Bonnie Tablerg REPORTERS-Schooling, Lueders, Lynn, Wooden, L. Miller, Sadler, Hardie, Happy, Walker, Shanks, Margaret Jones, Reberry, Ballard, Marjorie Jones, W. Bailey, Mallory, Ferguson, Malone, E. Witte, V. Witte, Strider, Main, Pennington, McGuire, Blankenship, Shumaksr, D. Jones, Evans. zo Qffvf FRONT ROW: Addie M. Lockridge, Advisory J. Boggess, Crane, Rockhold, Strider, M. Boggess. SECOND ROW: w. Bailey, Schooling, Cantrill, Reber-ry, Miner-, JSM 5065959 E. wuts, v. wine, snumaker, c. Leek:-iage, Ferguson, v0mP111'16 McGuire, Shanks, Halterman, B. Bailey. THIRD ROW: Mallory, Margaret Jones, Lynn, Marjorie Jones, Still, McGuire, Letzig, Tabler, D. Jones. Blankenship, A. Lookridgo .mmer uesun-Q sue crane Shirley Rockhold Clonfm' arid Busines Manager Co-Editor C0'Ed11'fOP 3115111995 M5n9S'1' gn Q., - ,dd Addie M. Lockridge Advisor 2, Bark Workshop Cgdootbafl ,u.. .-Ang.. x Y' 1 W Co-Captains 5 H Reggie Freeman Philip 'rauey Coach Redford wa gaf - . ' ffh ffycu , Q., w gfQQQ1fQg,z 3,,,gJMWm X Q I QSQQ1QzLzd Q . img, i dtls W A K 9. , Aly, :P VA! Q - f W lftesyaivu , T T gf. ll , ' M.,uQwfT9iStl ' 3 6 I g ' 2,3 2 ' Witt: ' 5 hvufjWFf+dg J, ., X Q ' krkb by rxwfwa-'rc , J. nk .Q-Q vflibfiwfr 1 ' ffmgw-1 Q -' -'a 4-'sffva f . 5v+f,r.Lt1f:g'.f?1y N 'ge , E uF1hf5l5?r.a'- s as T . he , f r 'fa bglyg Iggy ,py,-6 Y 22 Hb H 1 I '-' I M2 1 , fx - ,I :rf M X f 1 Q. Y. 4, e as , my r ww The l946.Hntbal1 team was the first team to play on Har- din's lighted football field. Mr. Gnwer Redford, an ex- marine, relieved Mr. Lockridge who had done a good job of coaching while no regular coach was available. Coach Redford did an excellent job and the student body and com unity sup- ported him 100 Z. Here's hop- ing he leads the Bulldogs an- other year. As the scores show, the Bulldogs had a very successful season. During the season we won six games, tied one, and lost two. The co-captains for 1946 were Reggie Freeman and Philip Talley. IETTERMEN Cgdootball n 1 L Philip Talley Reggie Freeman Jack Halterman Robert McAfee Bobby Joe Bales Jimmy Roe Bales Rex Noelker Donald McComas Jr. McGuire Jimmy Happy Donald Lam B111 Halterman Richard Bales Edwin Merrifield Gerald Anderson ,?LTJ:MMWM,W A, A 3 Al Q- Raymond Cooper Junior Noelker Fl' FV' Hardin Hardin Hardin Hardin Hardin Hardin Hardin Hardin Hardin .. 7 Scores for 1946 Carrollton 13 Front Row: Lam, E. lbrrifleld, G. Anderson, W. Merrifield, Baker Lexington O Norborne O Richmond 7 Carrollton O Norborne O Lexington O Belton 0 Richmond 7 J fn aff J ' -'jjj 1ggQl .:- Sands Second Row: J. Noelker, F. Anderson, D. McComas, Cooper, McAfee, B. Balea, R. Fales Third Row: Coach Redford, J. Bales, J. Halterman, McGuire, R. Balee, Happy, R. Noelker, P. Talley, R. Freeman egg' 1966 Peggy Still President l Renee:-sing for the Chun Supper Yea! Hardin! Yea! Yea! Hardin High! The Barkerettes is an organization of girls who voluntarily heln nroduce oem at the ball games. The officers of the Barkerettes this year are as follows: President- Peggy Still: Vice-President-Ann Shu- maker: Secretary-Treasurer-Mariellen Boggess: Drll Leaders-Cloe Anne Stri- der and Helen McGuire: Cheer leaders- Vernetta Lueders, Shirley Rockhold, Beverly Evans, and Jeanne Halterman. The soonsor is Mrs. Helen Harrison. Officers and Sponsor Annual Chilli Suvoer in by the Barkerettes. Ann ing Barkerette for 19146 The Barkerettes were eourl Valley vs Central The Barkerettes have games and have been act One of the outstanding activities of the year was the honor of the football boys, given Shumaker was chosen the outstand 'Avi guests of the H-Club at, the ms- UP111 Leaders Cdlege football game at Marshall drilled at all the home football ive at the basketball games. Chi ob: QQQQQ lli Supper Q' 0 , e64'o 0 94. QA QA 4-,A 0 6 do .r if IQIQETTE Qasfetogll A Team Edwin Merrifield, Rex Noelker, Jimmy Happy, Edward L. Rust, Reggie Freeman, Jack Halterman B Team Bob Baker, Donald McComas, Bob Joe Bales, Bob McAfee, Richard Bales, Billy Halterman. 26 Qasketbalf Jr H1 Squad FRONT ROW: Paul Grimes, Donald Schooling, Forest Anderson, Billy Billy Stevens, Richard Baker. SECOND ROW: James Sands, Billy Halterman, Raymond Cooper, John Sands, Bob Baker. Another successful basketball season has passed for the Hardin Bulldovs. The A team won 10 and lost 7. The B team won 7 and lost 4. The Jr. High team won 6 and lost 5. The A team won second nlaces in the Ray County and Hardin tournaments. The B team won first place in the Ray County tournament and Jr. High won first in the Hardin tourna- ment. Freeman was hlgh scorer with an average of 15 points per game. Rex Noelker and Jack Halterman were elected co- captains for '46 and '47. Hardin averaged 29 points per game and the opponents 24 points for the season. Co-Captains Jack Halterman Rex Noelker .ELK Q52 ' x ers are: President, Shirley Rocxchold: Vice erg Secretary-Treasurer, Betty Halloryg Blankenship: hlstorlan, LB Veta Adviser, Frances Frazer, The offlc President, Ann Shumalc Yrogect Chairman, Frances Shanueg Reporter, Vernetta Luederag Chapter Iother, urs. Clay Crane. e Hardin Chapter Future Homemauers of snerlca was or 'Der l, l9A6. lt 'Ls an organization for glrls o have taken hone economics. The motto, eases the purpose of the organ- todag 'Ln order that our tter tonorroi . Th ganlzed Novem sho are taking, or sh 'Toward Nea Horizons' , expr ization'-learning to llve better and those of our families may be be lives . N YA ' 4 ' v 4 . L 1' 1 15 C ' 1' QxOQsYMAKfRx ' A ' 55' 1 5 'lf '4 V. A A fi 4 E of II-S f po A Q3 'WW new Shirl Plwaidgglghgld 28 Junior McGuire Pre s-1 st. Same star Bob Joe' nine little 'une 0009 96- 9 actwexxrnv 605.0 13' gxeqen HcGu1ro's Poland: Student Council Pres.-Lockridge, V1ce-pres.-Mal- ory, Sec-Tres.- Bailey, McAfee, Foster, McCorm- ick, Bernhard, Armour, Ballard, Sponsor-S. Lock- ridge, Baker, Merrifield, Noel ker. Pix ' H- '1' N - . ...s .... 5 M 4 Ilnlunqmf . -. - z 0 V r Wendol Armour Bus river Office FOPOI and Handy Danny 30 Ch.. Christine Lockridge President Student Council Claude Hathona Custodian wx... School Movie Projector Operators Jimmy Happy Kenneth Foster Richard Balea Bob J. Bales Jr. Walker V. mswmwg Above Making money for the Junior Clase. Left lr. Mathena at work: Harold Lam on the rec- eiving end of the line. lariollon Boggonl Librarian tN7'7if3Qm Marvin Holsinger Z.A. Beary Board of gcfucation For the school year 19lt6-147 two major projects were presented to the Board of Education. These were installing lights on the football field for the receational uses at night and the erection of a 36 ft. by lO5 ft. building on the school grounds. Part of this building was to be used as a bus garage, and the other part by the Voc. Agriculture Dept. The shop measures 50 ft. by 36 ft. and the classroom 25 ft. by 36 ft. Both projects were completed in time for use during the current year. R. L. Carter C. F. Knipsehild Mrs. Paul B. Wilson W. G. Ferguson 32 Cgaacufty s . L. Lockridge Margaret Adams Music and English Q C3-YGG Bichf-91 Frances Frazer Voc. Agri. Home Ec. and Com. m11dr9d Main Helen Strider GradesIV and VI GPB0-SHIV Bhd V' Supt. Adv Math,Sc1. Mary B. Frazier SrH1 Prin, Soc.Sci Addie M. LOCKP1d5G Jr.H1 Math and Eng. Doris Bowles GradesII and III Helen Harrison JrH1 Pr1n,L1t,H1sL Grover Redford Athletics and Sci. Sadyne Grove K1ndergarten:GradeI Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct cfE21lQ?llCiL1I' 9 School begins-a week late due to danger of infantile paralysis . 14 Football gameg Hardin at Carrolltong Carrollton won. . 21 Football gameg Lexington B at Harding Hardin won. . 25 Sophomore hayrideg went to Norborne. . 27 Football gameg Norborne at Harding Hardin won. 2 Football gameg Hardin at Richmondg Richmond won. Oct. 4 Freshman hayrldeg went to Richmond-Chillicothe ballgame. Oct. 9 Football gameg Carrollton B at Harding Hardin won. Oct. 10 F F A meeting night. Oct. 11 7th grade hayrldeg went to Norborne-Grain Valley ballgame. Oct. 17 8th grade party. Oct. 18 Football gameg Hardin at Norborneg tie. Oct. 24 Football gameg Hardin at Lexingtong Hardin won. Oct. 31 Football gameg Belton at Harding Hardin won. Nov. 5 Grade School Operettag 'ln the Land of Dreams Come True.' Nov. 8 Football gameg Richmond B at Harding Hardin won. Nov. 16 F.H A girls went to St. Joseph district meeting. Nov. 21 Basketball gameg Stet at Harding Hardin won. Nov. 27 Basketball gameg Central at Harding Hardin won. Dec. 3 Sophomore party. Dec. 5-6 Ray County Basketball Tournament. A team second place. B team first place. Dec. 12-13 Missouri Valley Tournament. Dec. 19 Football Banquetg Volney Ashford, of Missouri Valley College, speaker. Dec. 20 Christmas Programg Rev. Jas. Smith, Speaker- Jan. 3 Basketball gameg Lawson at Harding Hardin won. Jan. 10 Basketball gameg Camden at Harding Hardin won. Jan. 14 Basketball game: Henrietta at Harding Henrietta won. Jan. 21 Basketball gameg Hardin at Henriettag Henrietta won. Jan. 22 One Act Play Contest at Camdeng Hard1n's play 'Feet First. Jan. 23 Took pictures for Bark. Basketball gameg Richmond at Harding Hardin won. Jan. 28,3O,31 Hardin Tournamentg A team, second place Jr. H1gh,first place Feb. 5 Basketball gameg Hardin at Camdeng Hardin won A game. Camden won B ame. Feb. 11 Basketball gameg Jr. Highg Hardin at Wentworthggwentworth won Feb. 14 All-school Valentine party Feb. l8,20,21 Town team Basketball Tournamentg Hardin won. Feb. 25 Basketball gameg Hardin at Lexlngtong Lexington won. Mar. 14 F F A Box Supper. Mar. 25 Musicals - Mar.-28 Ray County Music Festival at Lawson. Apr. 4 Band trip to Kansas City to Ice Capades. Apr. 11 Chillicothe Contestsg Music and Commerce. Apr. 16 F F A Father and Son Banquet. Apr. 18 Maryville Contestg Agriculture. Apr. 24 Agriculture Contest at Columbia. Apr. 24-25 Ray County Softball Tournament a M817 5.6.7 CF F A Softball Tournament. t Central' May 9 JP-'0P- Banquet Theme: Star Light Colors-American Beauty Rose, May 16 Senior Playsg Teachers Pet Silver' Sky Blue' Ringing in the Groom M Bargain Rock ay 18 Baccalaureate Servicesg Rev. Moore, speaker. May 23 Commencementg Mr. Tom Collins, speaker. 34 UfLt.OI'S J Richard Bales Vera Letzig, Pres. Jim y Hgppy Vicepresident A sultry lovely with 3ec.Tpeg3, A blond with brawn, flashing eyes. nHeIs 8 darlingw say all the girls. Cloe Anne Strider Beauty and brains do go together. F Junior Walker Vernetta Lueders Beverly Evans An upright, downright Just like a dreamy A swell gal, honest fellow. she's our queen. a real pal. sw- i ..- Kenneth Foster Billie Tabler Bonnie Tabler Beverly B. Schofield I had an idea, but Iittle said, As sweet and modest So tiny, so lovable it got away. hnzmuch done as a wild rose. Unphotographed Billy Ballard Donald Demint P 35 Mariellen Boggess Jack Halterman Shirley Rockhold Edward L. Rust 8l1llJfS Laveta Shanks Annabelle Shumaker ,M ,y Peggy Still Jeanne Halterman QE? MARIELLEN BOGGESS: NBIOHGB hair is manufactured but red heir is real.n President of Class 43 Scribbler Staff l-2-3-4, Snoops Editor 43 Bark Staff 2-3-A: Ray County Contest-Shorthand 3, One-Act Play 3-43 District Contest- Shorthand 33 Barkerettes l-2-3-4, Sec. and Treas. hz FHA 43 Glee Club l-3-4. JACK HALTERMAN: nSuch a guy is Jack, that for friends he'l1 never lack.u Vice President of Class 2-43 Ray County Contest-One-Act Play 43 Foot- ball l-2-3-43 Basketball 1-2-3-4, Co-Captain 43 H-Club 2-3-4, Sec. and Treas. 43 FFA 43 Softball 1-2-3-4. SHIRLEY ROCKHOLD: HA vivacious little package.N Sec. and Treas. of Class 43 Scribbler Staff l-2-3-4, Class Editor 43 Bark Staff 2-3-4, Co-Editor 42 Ray County Contest-Typing 3, Vocal Ensemble 43 Band 1-2-3-4, Sec. and Trees. 4, TW1P16P2 Barkerettes l-2-3-4, rill Leader 3, Cheerleader 43 Queen Candidate 2-4: FHA 4, Pres1dent3 Glee Club l-3-4. EDWARD L. RUST! NA. W. O. L. CA wolf on the loose.Jn Trees. of Class 2, Vice President of Class 33 Band l-2-3-43 Football 13 Basketball 2-3-43 H-Club 5-43 FFA 1-4. LAVETA SHANKS: 'Her heart belongs to the Navy.' President of Class 13 Student Council 33 Scribbler Staff 4, Typist: Bark Staff as Barkerettes l-2-3-4, Cheerleader 23 Queen Candidate 13 FHA 4, Historlang Glee Club l-2-3-4. ANNABELLE SHUMAKER: 'With her person- ality she is the 11fe of the party.n President of Class 3, Vice President of Class 23 Scribbler Staff 43 Bark Staff 43 Ray County Contest-One-Act Play 2-33 Band 43 Barkerettes 4, Vice Pres1dent3 FHA 4, Vice PP6B1d6UtQ Glee Club 4, President. PEGGY STILL: nPretty hair and flashing eyes, that's how she gets all the guys.' Student Council 2-3, Sec. and Treas. 2, President 33 Scribbler Staff 2-3-4, Ass't. Humor Editor 2, News Reporter 3, Grade Notes 43 Bark Staff 2-3-43 Ray County Contest-One-Act Play 3-4, Typing 3, Vocal Ensemble 3-43 District Contest Vocal Ensemble 3-4, Typing 33 Band l-2-3-43 Barkerettes 1-2-3-4, Cheerleader 3, President 43 Queen Candidate 2-33 Glee Club l-3-4. JEANNE HALTERMAN: nFu11 of mischief and l1fe.n Sec. and Treas. of Clase 33 Scribbler Staff l-2-3-4, Extra Curr. Ed. 3, Co-Editor 43 Bark Staff 2-3-43 Ray County Contest-Quartette 3, Vocal En- semble 3-43 District Contest-Quartette 3, Vocal Ensemble 3-43 Barkerettes l-2-3-4, Drill Leader 3, Cheerleader 43 FHA 43 Glee Club 1-3-4. REX NOELKER: nSometlmes I sit and think but usually I just slt.n Vice President of Class l: Student Council 4: Football l-2-4: Basketball 2-3-4, Co-Captain 4: H-Club l-2-3-4: FFA l-4, Vice President. FRANCES BLANKENSHIP: nThere's happiness ahead.u President of Class 1-2: Scrib- bler Staff 3, Grade Notes: Ray County Contest-Vocal Ensemble 3-4: Band l-2-3-4 Queen Candidate 2: FHA 4, Program Chairman: Glee Club 1-3-4. JOANNE BOGGESS: uOur friends say she is grand, our sweet Joanne.n Scribbler Staff 2-3-4, Ass't. Sports Editor 4: Bark Staff 2-3-4, Compiling Editor 4: Barkerettes 1-2-3-4: FHA 4: Glee Club 1-3-4. JUNIGR Mc9UIRE: nAnother mischievous red-head. Bark Staff 4, Business Manager: Football 4: Basketball 3: H-Club 4: FFA 2-3-4: Softball 2-3. DOROTHY JONES: nShe joins our long list of Jones g1rls.N Scribbler Staff 3-4, Typist: Bark Staff 3-4: Barkerettes 1-2-3-4: FHA 4: Glee Club l-3-4. CHRISTINE LOCKRIDGE: nAn active young lady with a charm all her own.u Presi- dent of Class 3: Student Council 4, President: Scribbler Staff 2-3-4, Sports Editor 2-3-4: Bark Staff 2-3-4: Ray County Contest-Baritone solo 3-4, One- Act Play 3-4, Typing 3, Vocal Ensemble 3-4, Trio 4, Quartette 4: District Contest-Baritone solo-3-4, Typing 3, Vocal Ensemble 3-4, Bookkeeping , Trio 4, Quartette 4: Band l-2-3-4, President 4: Barkerettes 1-2-3-4, Vice President 3: FHA 4: Glee Club 1-3-4. PHILIP TALLEY: nT0 argue takes skill- He can argue anyone down.n Student Council 3: Football 2-3-4, Co-Captain 4: Basketball 3: H-Club 2-3-4, Presi- dent 4: FFA 1-2-3: Softball 3. SUE CRANE: nLots of laughs and full of fun, but her heart belongs to only one.u Scribbler Staff l-2-3-4, Co-Editor 3, Editor 4: Bark Staff 2-3-4, Co-Editor 4: Barkerettes l-2-3, Drill Leader 2: FHA 4: Glee Club l. REGGIE FREEMAN: nWhat's the use of worrying-there'll be other great men besides me.n Studen1 Council 2: Bark Staff 4: Football 1-2-3-4 Co-Captain 4: Basket- ball 1-2-5-4: H-Club 1-2-5-4, Vice Pres- ident 4: FFA l-4: Softball 1-2-3-4. Philip Talley 37 Rex Noelker Joanne Boggess Dorothy Jones Sue Crane Frances Blankenship Junior McGuire Christine Lockridge Ql1tlJfS Reggie Freeman STUDENT BALLOT J as comoiled by a vote of the student body RICHARD BALES Unselfish JEAN CANTRILL Worst Pest Jolly Good Girl SUE CRANE Has Done Most for HHS Deoendable BEVERLY EVANS Most Studious Girl Evans Mogul REGGIE FREEMAN Neatest, Best All Round Athlete Resouroeful CAROLYN FERGUSON Worst Pest JACK HALTERMAN Denendable Studious, Cheerful .Hwy HAPPY Suu Beet School Attitude Resourceful CHR IST INE LOCKR IDGE Best Dlsvosition Reeourceful Crane Freeman Ferguson Rockhold Noelker Happy P8 SS. 2 Q Talley ROBERT McAFEE Resourceful JUNIOR McGUIRE Unselflsh WADE A. MERRIFIELD Most Studious Boy REX NOELKER Rust Merrifield Studious, Resourceful SHIRLEY ROCKHOLD Unselfish, Neatest EDWARD L. RUST Neatest, Worst Pest ANNABELLE SHUMAKER Jolly Good Girl Wittlest PEGGY STILL I , ' ,nz 1 lII'lnIlIl ?'7f?j3Wi Cantrill Best School Attitude Best Disposition Jolly Good Girl Cheerful, Courteous Best Personality Most Popular, Resourceful Friendliest PHILIP TALLEY Best Disposition Friendliest, Cheerful Resourceful, Wittiest Jolly Good Boy Best Personality Most Popular, Courteous 38 HBILGPEBD Shumaker Bales McAfee Lockridge ff Q .r, QT A A f r 1 M - ' 'M J- ' ' .af C f H M, . jggwplg--f --A-'Q ' K H :ij i'i f,g N W napslzots I le- E, 31 A gf-ii Hx Yi, if , Q Q f U J' 73' Q 1 -Y x A ll Q -J I -- ' if . . ft Q 2Q 2 A 1 gi 'K , A . wx Q i mlfnn 'X i - 7E' f':f f '.A' E ,qu 5 .X A 5 Qxfz 1 S I . A E K Q Ov' Yagi I.. XO! J. glgi vn + ' ' - f .1' Q. 1 I , f 1 . J 1 . Q A S -v L X V V X 5:2 --W-, r -' , K . V A T, . M, , A- . f . 1 A f X - - ,. y - AA. 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X 39 ,QE-,'fmf,-L.f.-kr . '41--'19 A Q ' ,lf x . V' ig 'Q' Q' lk 1 V , ,, ,V , Q. f 4 1.. . J I . -nA Hi 5 C fzapslzots w w' . ,,. ....-, S: , 3 ln, Q, W 4 'yu , HL 14dwm , Q v J . W4 'Bi ff if In K X fn .3 - va' fa- .M x V, - :W - - 'V -new 'N , . Vi,-Ally, 3, . 55, Y ,. ,A K -,-- MV . fig f Xia VN' A s . lv .-, .' .MI 49 nv- 3 f f,,.L.Zf.. :f5 M Av , f 'FW' - ,, 4. Future' Athletes 1 7 .5 Q Joe and .r1m'nanS1wy W? x K W Red Cross Home Nursi gif. ass X , V '34 .1 I A. xamwgg , ali ffngi Mkagix 4, iw ' H ,L Q ,kr ,Q ri Q ' My - fp .. up 553 V A! gg ,ww 4 V, UH..I , my , 'S K X 'M wa. xXJ,!:Tv ' 4 0 A 5 A5 I W 1 A 1, L K' ' W ' 'Y In N A 4 up V M Q. In A 5: N I li -fa, N rj- Ji Wm W , W A Mg' M'. Pets of the Chemi , Ill ff J, bf' t A amy J .'u str'y,g:la55 Q! Vets on Farm Training .I X all ESQ v ' Q Riga x,W Q-QE ff Wg gf, RAY COUNTY CONTESTS Entr16B-- BASKETBALL ONE-ACT PLAY MUSIC FESTIVAL- Band, Bar itonef Horn? , Woodwind Ensemble, Soorano Solo, 'A6-'47 Tyninr Team Kennet? Foster Vernatta Lueder Juanfta Lynn s 9 1 7. .O MI. il T , I A . Ah I ..L. JrH1 SolosKBoy and Girl! Girls Quartet, Girls Trio, Girls Ensemble, Girls Chorus, COMMERCE-Typing, Bookkeeoing SPELLING SOFTBALL ' M001 'R '45 HnrW'r Yirh School BHNG Sonrano Soloist vgPfQW9t VPICWG p . H ENVT, 'L' x I, 2 N. 1 FQ? for jil l 4,' fQ ds l' tigbff Q .,,, Addie Lee f ,,,,,-40 'rc . . ,Q .,. n1,ff,, 1,-91,I.f,q, Q Poovkaenfnf Team Aqcmyvgfjgvqfst 311111, Stfqdcr, I.f'C1 1 lff 'f3 lockridra Jr. H1 Soloists Simmarman, Dove -- 3 Q Spelllnr Team 0 . .ne-act nlav Lockridpe, Boppess, Lueders, Ballard 42 pest Fipgf Qecaca tion Life is a stage and upon it we, the actors, play our roles as: comedians and tragediansg clowns and philosophers but as each play has its back-stage manager in the 'Comedy-Drama of Life' so has each 'Play of the Bark' its back-stage directorg' thl1S 85 Time Marches On--Ne, The Bark Staff of '47, dedicate this issue to Addie M. Lockridge Our Sponsor With ennity toward noneg with good will toward allg with firmness in the right, as God gives us to see the right, let us strive on to finish the work we are ing to develop a sense of equity, honesty, and uprightness toward our fellow- mang to do all which may achieve and effect a lasting happi- ness and worthwhile life, and to encourage a feeling of love and brotherhood, not only among ourselves, but also among the youth of the world. Watch our American YOUTH as 'TIME MARCHES ON! 43 .X f ' uwwwgu A 2, , I 4 ' v 1 ww-1, In-4 Qt 0 ' 'T-odo ,eq es 1 Q3 omorrowgg wvvfn 5 M 9' 'Q 44 '!fQfPs, kv. P .4 ,nf we Q 9.9 Ml: 2. YE IOOKS MYERS C0 ctw l6' D - mc . pi in r IIIY I9 W b 'rv' TOPEKA KAN5. X Xf . :ummm ?klZf?i fg 72216 W i ! S . E I Q A E ! I 5 1 n 1 l 5 ! E 5 i ! ! 4 F I I E I 5 i I I 5 5 F I I s .i, ..- ..., .--..,.,-,1.. .-. ,K.u-..i. ....,.. .,.--,.., ,... -.- - -.,.......,. ...,.,.. , , ,....- .i.....5