Hardin High School - Bark Yearbook (Hardin, MO)

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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

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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

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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