Hardin High School - Bark Yearbook (Hardin, MO)

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Vocational Agriculture in classroom. Home 11 maklng candy. Judy and Bobbie Lou at stove. In General Science we study how weather and climate affect us: about the air and man's uses of it: the nature and needs of the human body, and other major phases in the scientific field. I3

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61618395 A 5 ? V. W 2 3 7? I r Mary B. Frazier Director The Happy Journey The characters present this play with only two props. The others are imailnary. Ma Kirby KC1eo Anne Striderl and her family are going to Camden, New Jersey where they are going to visit her married daughter, Beulah CBever1y Evansl. Her husband, Elmer KJlmmy Happy! calmly drives the car to Camden. The other characters are: Caroline fVernetta Luedersl, age 15, who is the dauvtter and Arthur KKenneth Fosterl, age 13, who is the son. Richard Bales is the Stame Manaier and takes the parts of all minor characters. Ma's homely philosophy, hcr devotion to her family, and her observations of life make the play. VQZQW? 2 N rj to xg ?7w 2 1 gmnwf. Q, eel ? 4 3 , 3 Karr: - f - , - K ,L ' 5 agsgsl 1 Q f e e :seemed ? 1 R . l 2 Q Q 'L we y ,gg 'ly' ,' . S.L. Lockridve Director Front row-Lockrldge, Pennington, R.M1ller, Marshall, Freeman, Luedere, Schooling, Strider, Ballard, McCormick, Dove, Blankship, Grimes. Second row-Kseatedj Hale, Glllum, Williams, Boggess, Slmmerman, Harlln, Lam. Standing-Mr. Lockridge, Loeven, L.M1ller, Wooden, McComas, Margaret Jones, Malone, Marjorie Jones, Knipschild. 12

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Shorthand Class taking dictation. Geometry Glass--Bob Gene, Phyllis, Bonnelle, Darlean at the board, Bob Baker, Addie Lee, Louise, Diane, and Rosalie at their seats. Geography Class Our country is of necessity involved in all world movements: therefore our youth must be prepared for active participation in that world. Geography should help us to better understand both the problems of our own country as well as that of foreign nations 14