Gurdon High School - Gurdonian Yearbook (Gurdon, AR)

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Record keeping is a part of the principal's responsibilities. One of Mr. Hardin's pet projects - awards for perfect attendance for one year, two years, three years and four years. Honorarium 3

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GURDONIAN HONORS MR. JOHN HARDIN Words cannot express the respect and admiration the students, faculty and patrons for this dedicated professional school man. Mr. Hardin spent thirteen as principal of Gurdon High School. During this time many changes have been made that have improved the quality of education for Gurdon High School. Gurdon High School is known to have well disciplined student body. This was evident by comments of visitors during the North Central Evaluation and field trips. Firm guidance, fair treatment, equality for all exemplify the qualities students remember in Mr. Hardin. it is with great esteem and appreciation that the 1985 Gurdonian honors JOHN HARDIN - EDUCATOR. One of Mr. Hardin's last duties as principal is the presentation of graduates to school board. Each graduate receives a diploma as their name is called. Familiar to All: Gurdon High School, John Hardin speaking.

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Taking Off Into The New School Year New courses, new students and new teachers make each year innovating experiences. Science classes perform experiments that are classic but are different from the year before due to students, materials and season. These are some of the ingredients that make each different. As the year progresses the potpourri of fun and insights is evident. Computers, a new innovation in education, opens doors for students in and out of school. This is one of the many ways education is keeping step with the business world. Using his study hall wisely. Rod Brown prepares his homework. Art exhibit in the media center included Craig Weatherford's exhibit that he is explaining to Mrs. Downey. 4 Opening