Hardin High School - Bark Yearbook (Hardin, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1946 volume:

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M -V :sw-'C 'V' F 'Br' X . '?:rf'L.r,,v P- sf .V-L,.'V'V5V.V':V 52.5. TLT, --V V.', . . . . 1 jf? sylnii . . VVVI.f-.fa I - -,jig X ff' I I 'si 5, gigiiav'-I5 Q., . V ' .':3qs..uV Eli ,V V-NV, VIV, ,IIIQI - ffl 15. V VV: . 'HV VQ5if'Yff?'f .l'L'1.L V HV ' .V 4.73 'Z :fd'?Y Vfl-Vfi'.VJ'V-.-Va-V -' .V . . :.r5'fVV'..g V'vzZV.'t.V?' g.F5?FvVf-2631 .1 V Jw Iii.-LV ' .9gV.1'r'I,.-'h1-,V f?i'-'- ggi .,.., .,..IIffV I ' ' ' Q1YfI553rSi9VgfqV-,.I, :Ma --I ., V' V-'Ha 'fm 1 , ,VVV .2 -. V.-n'f:e.fVV '.V4.1VV4,:fg,V - 51. V V , . 1.14. .Y 1' V-I ,'fV4. V., ' .' .143 'LV 1.' .'fV Tilifsizfwfflw. . v-ggvffkw :.:?,?2.'7m .- Q:T'2f'fnvm.eV:L -412--512V fa?-V W PUBLISHED BY THE BARK STAFF HARDIN PUBLIC SCHOQIS HARDIN, MISSOURI 1 O'Z8lAfO'L l 1-'U as ' ' ' , For many years the doors of Hardin Public Schools have opened to the youth of this community. Just as a good story can pour into one's life the best that man has thought, dreamed, and accomplished, the Bark Staff hopes in these pages there will be revealed to you the story of a Ch11d'8 life at work and play--play in which youth reveals himself most fully in what he places first and what he does first when he is free. 2 Bsclicafion T0 THE PEOPLE OF THE COMMUNITY-- those whose spiritual vision foresaw the need of public schoolsg to those who created and developed themg to those who hsve supported them through days ot progress and adversity: and to those whose objective is to even greater things, we affectionately dedicate THE 1945-46 BARK ., so 5 -421 L. A 'J , 4' oauf of flfuczafion R. L. Carter W. G. Ferguson President ' Vice President Grounds Committee Building Committee Sterling Esnnger Z- A- BOOP! Grounds Committee 590' and Treas' Purchasing Committee Building Cemnittee Mrs. Paul B. Wilson J. K. Quick Building Celnittee Grounds Committee Purchasing Committee 4 Purchasing Committee S. L. Lockridge Superintendent Adv.Math., Science Student Council Mary Cunningham Study Hall J.P.WMsMy acuffy Mary B. Frazier Sr. High Principal Soc.Sc1ence,Dramat1cs Sr. Class Sponsor Margaret A. Adams Music, English Fr. Class Sponsor Twilafern Watskey Adv.Math., Athletics Barkerettes,Commerce Scribbler Sponsor ' Soph. Class Sponsor Doris Bowles V H H0l6n Stridbl' 2nd and 3rd grades 4th and 5th grades Clara V. Wellman Jr. High Principal Home Economics Jr. Class Sponsor Addie M. Lockridge Jr. High Math., Sol 7th and 8th Sponsor Bark Advisor Sadyne Grove Kindergarten lst grads x Genevieve Herring 4th and 6th grades 8114011716 Wendol Armour Bus Driver F -4-7, Mary E. Boggess Librarian Claude Mathena Custodian Awfudinf Qounai The Student Council had its inception in the school year of 1958-1939. The purpose of the Student Council is two fold, namely: to plan 'and carry out All School Activities' and to establish and maintain a wholesome rapport among the student body, faculty members, and school patrons. The officers of the Student Council are as follows: President, Peggy Still, Vice President, Charles Merrifield, Secretary-Treasurer, Betty Frazerg and Adviser, S. L. Lockridge. During the current year the Student Council sponsored a Hallowe'en Party at which games, goblins, witches, cider, pop, hot dogs, and apples left an order for a Hallowe'en Party next year. As the the Student reject the 326O,962.5O name plates hospital at current school year brought an end to World War II, Council sponsored the Victory Loan Drive. In this school was instrumental in the sale and purchase of in Victory Bonds. For this achievement four hospital for the school were placed on beds in the government Springfield. Our school sold lflO of the total state allotment for the Victory Drive in the schools of Missouri. The Student Council sponsored the memorial service for the Alumni who paid the supreme sacrifice in World War II. Mr. George Charno, eminent lawyer of Kansas City, gave the memorial address. 7 Qvfaqug . fx' U P7 1 SERVING OuR Ou - eele 4 .4 al nlfl 52? The memorial plaque bears the names of Clifford Ward Boggess Carl Dotson, Elbert Frazier, E. W. Freeman, Marvin Jenkins Harold Sadler, and W. E. Woodson. PRESENTATION OF PLAQUE 8 I ! w Pamela Strider Co-Editor Chas. W. Merrifield Business Manager Cffaff Alfred McKemy Photographer 355 fm Ardath Myers 'Co-Editor Addie M. Lockridge Bark Advisor 9 Carl Jr. Jones Business Manager .gnczfzagofa r ' g i 'Uris Beverl Y her pony , F ' Vary and Bever 5. and V1 M, '?wuq,.., Cute -1-L.i ' I ,11 xl- was Eh? FQ' double? I , Y no JSR -7 -lll lllll -,,wh. x f 'X i Danil- DanIII Q-Q 1 1 ,, W cgwfafb SCRIBBLER STAFF Sponsor-Mrs. Twilafern Watskey, Editor Annabelle Trindle, Co-Ed. Sue Crane, E. Crane, Myers, Frazer, J. Ferguson, C. Lockridge, Rockhold,-Still, Pamelia Strider, Morris, J. Halterman, Sportsman, W. Halterman, Clemens, J. Boggess, W. Bernhard, Mary E. Boggess, Bonnie Tabler, Letzig, Evans, C. Strider, Lenders, Summers, Lynn, Schooling, Marjorie Jones, E. Witte, V. Witte, Margaret Jones, A. Lockridge, C. Ferguson, Miller, D. Jones 3: BARR STAFF Co-Editors: Pamelia Strider Ardatn M ' YGTS- Staff: B. B l . S, gargQEguEgi5e3S,pigtgiemgnsg E. Crane, Exams, S. CraneTlR?yCugn1EZiims ' M 1 - , . razer, . Ha terman D. Jones Jr J ' , V.. L 1 Q -V 0 01185 R. MTE? S, X. Leuders, C. Lockridge, J. Lynn, A. McKemy, C. Merrifield, era Morris S. Rockholk R. R 1 Billie Tabler, Bonnie Tabler, A. Wrindlgisidri52gggr2?iS?,L?.Ligiigggg H 'camafiaa FAITH IN WORKS UPPER PICTURE: Betty Hale--Susan Macey: Wayne McQueen--Chief Logan: Shirley Rockhold--Wife of Parson Macey: Reggie Freeman-- Parson Macey: Philip Talley--Mail Carrier. LOWER PICTURE: Chas. W. Merrifield--The Merchant: Edith Crane, Joanne Boggess, Dorothy Jones--Women Guestsg Christine Lockridge --Innkeeper's Wife: Mary E. Boggess--Marv: Ed. L. Rust--Joseuhg Sue Crane--Guest at the Inng Peggy Still--Woman Guest: Alfred McKemy--The Innkeeper: Charles Kemmerer--Wise Mang Junior Jones --The Servant: Rex Nolker, Junior McGuire--Wise Meng Jack Helterman, Junior Surbauzh--Shepherds. Room Fora A KING T12 2 'i Mary B. Frazier Dramatics Coach uaia BEGINNERS' BAND 1 WOODWIND ENSEMBLE ADVANCED BAND- Mascot: Yvonne Faulkner. Seated: Letzig, B. Bailey, Myers, Frazer, Cunningham, C. Lockridge, Schooling, Rockhold, Main, Pennington, W. Bailey Standing: E. Crane, Haltermen, Sportsman, Happy, Rust, MoKemy, Merrifield, Jr. Jones, A. Lookridge, Happy, Morris, Still, Clemens 13 OfTLi77.E,'LCiE Commercial Group First Row: Still, E. Crane, M. Boggess, Lockridge, Cunningham, Ferguson, Strider, Rockhold, Bernhard. Teacher: Mrs. Twilafern Watskey Second Row: E. Halterman, Morris, Clemens, Myers, Fraser, W. Halterman, S. Crane, Weisz, D. Jones, Trindle, J. Boggess. Third Row: Jr. Jones, J. Halterman, Talley, R. Freeman, Weber, Rust, Buchanan, Meador, Russell, J. R. Freeman. Shorthand Class taking dictation. 14 Omg ' conomica W- 581103: Leuders, Fos ter, Pennington, Bonnie Tabler, Clemens, Bernhard, B. Bailey, Mrs. Wellman SECOND ROW: Lynn, Schooling, Margaret Jones, Billie Tabler, McGaugh, Marjorie Jones, E. Witte, V. Witte, Sportsman THIRD ROW: Crane, Trindle, D. Jones, McGuire, Summers, Miller, Halterman, Weisz, Mallory, Ferguson N The purpose of Home Economics in high school is to develop standards of living and appreciation of the value of personal and social development in the high school girl. It should help her to adjust herself to her environment and make her ambitious to improve herself. It should supplement home training and empha- size the wholesomeness and beauty of family ties. I5 -1 aisnas Fhvsics is that branch of science which deals with Natural Phenomena. It is highly technical and deals with the fields of Mechanics, Sound, Liaht, Electronics, Forces, Gravitation. and Energy in its many forms. World War II proved the value of a good training in the field of Physics. Since we are living in a Scientific Age, the demand for Science is increasing and thus the recent addition of Chemistry to our Curriculum thereby gives us four solids in Physical Sciences. The main objective in General Science is to acquaint the student with the basic principles of Science as well as the fundamental techniques used in the Laboratory in order that the pupil may have a solid foundation for his more specific training in the other science courses: namely, Biology, Chemistry and Physics, which are offered in the courses of study. I6 'iffu geo?-Lcxpfy 7th grade Geography ' In the study of geography we learn how the climate, soil, forests, mineral resources, waterways, and other surface features influence our lives both socially and economically. Ziff gngafblgv yuh 8th grade English The Indians used 'sign language'-ln the study of the mech anics of Lnglish-we learn to express ourselves, both orally and on the printed page. n oofgaff lst row: Anderson. McAfee, B. Beles, McComas, Lam, W. Merrifield - Foster. ' 2nd row: Kemmerer. Weber, J. R. Freeman, Talley. McQueen, McKemy. R. Bales. Russell. 5rd row: Short, R. Freeman, K. Lam, C. Merrifield, J. Haltermnn, Happy, Meador, Coach: S. L. Lockridge. .-1' Senior Boys in Football lst row: Meador, Weber, McQueen, Freeman, Russell. 2nd row: Kemmerer, McKemy, Merrifield, Lam, Short. 18 I .N 4 X akfslik Ben Weber Four Year Letter Man Opp. Sept. 14 Carrollton 6 21 Norborne , 6 28 Wentworth O Oct. 15 Richmond O 12 Richmond O 19 Norborne 18 26 Lexington O Nov. 2 Wentworth 6 7 Buckner 7 15 Higginsville 27 goofgaff Little Bull Dogs Hardin lst row: Anderson, Baker, E. Merrifield, O D. Lam. 6 2nd row: B. Halterman, McAfee, Cooper, O B. Bales, Weddle, Foster, W. Merr1f'e1d 12 24 O B 6 20 le-wow Co-Captains 1945 Kenneth Lam 19 Charles W. Merrifield Baagefgaff Senior High Basket Ball Boys Reggie Freeman, Philip Talley, Kenneth Lam, Jack Halterman, Coach Watskey, Junior McGuire, John Meador, Edward L. Rust, Jimmy Happy, hex Noelker, Richard Bales For lack of a coach, due ball season again opened with boys. At the beginning of the a discharged U.S. Marine, was All told, the Bulldogs to war conditions, the basket Mr. Lockridge in charge of the fifth month Mr. J. P. Watskey, elected as coach in athletics. had a very successful season. Including the games won in tournaments, we won 11 games and lost 10. In the Ray County Tournament Hardin placed second. The Bulldogs were playing under a one week of practice. After being beaten by Liberty in their the Excelsior Tournament, the team went into by trouncing Camden in their second game. But handicap, as they had had only first game at the semifinals the Smithville five ruined our hopes by taking our next game. Under Coach Watskey, the Bulldog cagers developed a fast break that put them on fire. They beat Lexington, Henrietta, Stet, Dover, and Lawson. It looked as though they couldn't be stopped by a team from a C class school. But again their hopes were ruined by Wellington in the Hardin Tournament. The championship game was a thrilling game, which can be seen by the score 18-16, but Wellington finally won out just at the close of an over-time period. 20 , , Baagafllaff , Stet ------- Hardin-36 y, Central ---- 27 Hardin-C56 34 Stet ------- Hardin- 1 23 Henrietta--26 Hardin-23 Richmond---51 Hardin-19 Liberty ---- 29 Hardin-15 . Camden ---- -26 Hardin-41 ,hwy Smithville-56 Hardin-18 vii? Braymer ---- 42 Hardin- 9 Lexington-- Hardin-27 24 Henrietta--ll Hardin-19 Lexington--31 Hardin-15 Braymer ---- 42 Hardin-15 Lawson ----- 17 Hardin-30 Stet ------- 5 Hardin-39 Dover ------ ll Hardin-29 Donald Lam cnoiaishpiggggey Lawson ----- 4 Hardin-29 Knot in picture! Wellington-18 Hardin-16 Henrietta--48 Hardin-24 Wentworth--44 Hardin-25 Alumni ----- 17 Hardin-23 In the sub-regional, Hardin was out-classed by Went- worth. But it was good to see that the team that beat us went to the state play offs this year. The co-captains of the team of 1946 were John Meador and Kenneth Lam. Junior High Basket Ball Boys Paul Grimes, Donald McComas, Billy Halterman, Bobby Joe Bales, Robert McAfee, Gerald Anderson, Edwin Merrifield, Coach Watskey, Thomas Statham, Bob Baker, John Sands, Wade Merrifield, C. O. Weddle The Junior High Boys placed second in the Hardin Tourna- ment. Bobbie Joe Eales was elected captain of the Junior High Team. m GL! -C515 Kenneth Lam President H-Club Coach Watskey, Kenneth Lam, Chas. W. Merrifield, Jack Halterman, Mr. Lockridge, J. R. Freeman, Joe Demint, Ben Weber, Alfred McKemy, Bob Russel, Richard Bales, John Meador, Philip Talley, Reggie Freeman, Jimmy Happy, Chas. Kemmerer, Wayne McQueen. .QLLEEJZ J-,C-m..,,, J ml, X I-xc Queen of Hardin Tournament Attendants and Escorts Crown Bearer: John H. Merrifield ujggvg Flower Girl: Judith Sibley Betty Jane Mallory, Chas. Kemmerer Peggy Still, Alfred McKemy Betty Fpazep Betty Frazer-Queen, Chas. W. Merrifield Queen Beverly Evans, Junior Joneszz ,, A 'WHS NJ! V F ., ww 1: ' . K '- ' f L: ff ' ,- 1 ' V -Q ' nqQ1e.f-vmuwemf ' .,,,,'l,1. an 1904. . . M 3 1-f.f:M' 1-.hgh gg- .,, .,,', .fiifsf ., 113- ., A Stwafsntu' Baffof As compiled by a vote of the student body. .50 June Ferguson Best Girl Flntterer Philip Talley Best Boy Bluffer Betty Frazer Gourteous, Frlendlv Best Personality Chas.W. Merrifield Pamela Strider AHY19-belle Trirldle Kenneth Lam Friendly Dependable Neatest Girl Friendly . Q ,xi d 1 1 h Alfred McKemy Deoendable Cheerful. Friendly Courteoue, Neatest Best Personalitv 'G' Peggy Still Most Cheerful Girl 23 Junior Jones Denendable Eaikeizfiedf Ardath Mye rs President The Barkerettes is an organization of volunteer girls , from the four upper grades. Their purpose is to provide pep at the football and basketball games. Last November the football boys invited the Barkerettes to go with them to Columbia to see the Missouri ve. Oklahoma football game. This was the first time most of the boys and girls had had an opportunity to see a game like this and the day was enjoyed by all. The football boys and the Barkerettes look forward to the yearly event which is a chilli supper given by the Bark- erettes in honor of the football boys. This year the Bark- erettes chose the girl whom they thoughty did the most for ghe Barkerettes. The outstanding girl chosen was Dorothy ones. 5'-I IE in may Q '24 016,616 ttf:-'V If as at IE QE i7 Fll ' n H .. M- -r --mv. -an -.- M f Q, me it s 2 5 N ' The officers of the Barkerettes this year are as fol- lows: President-Ardath Myers, Vice President-Christine Lockridgeg Secretary Treasurer-Cloe Ann Striderg Drill Lead- ers-Emma Jeanne Halterman and Shirley Rockholdg Cheer Lead- ers-Pamela Strider, Peggy Still, June Ferguson, and Betty Frazer. The sponsor is Mrs. Twilafern Watskey. ff? LJ Dorothy Jones Outstanding Barkerette QTCICJE gcgoof Qpszaffa , E 2 5 . W ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER STUDY HALL ze gmail l N K gf: v, - 4. -sf -A 4.5, v ' V- ' '95, ,. ,L . WR. K I .. .X -v.,,V. ts inner L A A I K: ' 4 4 KINDERGARTEN and FIRST GRADES FIRST ROW: Jaro Myers, Evelyn Halterman, Jackie McComas, Norma Jean Freeman, Marvin Lentz, Clark Register, Buddy Rupe, Shirley Ray Brown, Jacquelyn Eslinger, Lulabelle Holloway, Rebecca Halterman, Kenneth DeM1nt. SECOND ROW: Jackie Dean Anderson, Franklin Stevens, Wanda Louise Hughes, Judy Sibley, Glenda Lou Cooper, Robert Loeven, Ronald Halterman, Mary Virginia Kenmerer, Carolyn Hale, John Harvey Merrifield, James McComas, Shirley Frances Higgs, Nancy Blankenship, Patsy Lee Ford. Mrs. Sadyne Grove Q TBACHLRJ f SECOND and THIRD GRADES . FIRST ROW: Gloria Kay McAfee, Richard Young, Carolyn Fern Summers Carol Sue Halterman, Wayne Allen Harlin, Johnny Doss, David Tapp, Yvonne Falkner, Soretta Lee, Jackie Bandy, Mary Farmer, Jimmy Travis. SECOND ROW: Mary Whalen, Donnie Baker, Janice Simmerman, Martha Jeanne Esllnger, Jenne Sue Holloway, Shirley Anderson, E. R. Doss Bonnie Doss, Barbara Anderson, Billy Dwight Ferguson, Mary Elisabeth McKemy, Janice Ann Eslinger, Miss Bowles KTEACHERJ 27 gEg?TClCiEZi FOURTH and FIFTH GRADES FIRST ROW: R. Halterman, L. Esker, Joy, Kist, Statham, Gardner, Leach, E. Blankenship. SECOND ROW: Harlin, Williams, Lam, Kemmerer, Doss, Hale, Boggess. BACK ROW: Freeman, R. Anderson, B. Anderson, R. Halterman, Loeven, Crane H. McCormick, R. Blankenship. Mrs. Helen strider CTEACHERS FOURTH and SIXTH GRADES FIRST ROW: R. Halterman, E. Blankenship, Leach, Doss, Statham, R. Blankenship, Bales, Gardner, Kish, Joy. SECOND ROW: Cantrill, Dove, Simmerman, P. Halterman, Kemmerer, Weddle, Smith, Statham, Crane, H. McCormick. BACK ROW: Bailey, Armour, M. Halterman, Gillum, Sands, Stevens, Hughes, Keller, S. McCormick, Anderson. Mrs. Genevieve Herring fTEACHERLe aoanfg QTCLCIE A' : , A f . Y A iffy , ' R51 5 W Seven Grade First Row: Richard Baker, Daniel Walker, Jwnes Foster, Paul Grimes, Dorothy Bernhard, Reba Jean Freeman, Mrs. S. L. Lockridge, Sponsor. Second Row: Barbara McComas, Farjorie Williams, Betty Jo Knipschild, Margaret Higgs, Jean Bundy, Geneva Bales. Third Row: Donald Schooling, Billy Bailey, John Sands. giggfg gm s H--v---J, Eighth Grade First Row: Darlean Walker, Sharon Talley, Judith Happy, Bobby Lou Hardie, Mary Evans, Betty Kemmerer, Grace Sadler, Mrs. S. L. Lockridge, Sponsor. Second Row: Edwin Merrifield, Billy Halterman, James Roe Bales, Raymond Cooper, C. O. Weddle, Robert Baker. 29 9 'Lid NZEIZ Q K K ' , Mljh' agg. hd-L w il Junior Noelker President Freshman C1833 First row: Verna Witte, Erna Witte, Carolyn Ferguson, Helen McGuire, Addie Lee Lockridge, Juanita Lynn. Sponsor, Miss Margaret Adams. Second row: Betty Jane Mallory, Hosalee Miller, Marjorie Jones, Anna B. Schooling, Beverly Summers, Jean Main, Margaret Jones, Ella June McGaugh, Betty L. Pennington. Third row: Junior obert Noelker, Thomas Statham, Donald McComas, Bobby Joe Bales, R McAfee, Wade Merrifield, Bob Gene Williams, Gerald Anderson. cgoflgomofcsi iw fs Richard Bales President Sophomore Class First row: Sponsor, Mrs. Twilafern Watskey, Bonnie Tabler, Cloe Anne Strider, Vera Mae Letzig, Billie Tabler, Jean Foster, Beverly Bailey, Vernetta Leuders, Beverly Evans, Second row: Billy Ballard, Donald Demint, Junior Walker, Jimmy Happy, Richard Balesf Kenneth Foster. 30 px Christine Lockridge President Luz io 'za Edward L. Rust Vice President She shows ability A horn he does play along many lines. Philip Talley Girls, girls is his middle name. Frances Morris What 'Morris' there to say. AJ, 1-af ,W-s J , Reggie Freeman Van Johnson has nothing on him. in a great big way. Peggy Still Chatter, chatter all day long. Junior McGuire A little guy, but Sweet and gentle. worth a sigh. Sue Crane A loyal little friend. Emma Jean Halterman Evelyn Weisz Secretary-TreasurerShe's always smiling Not one thing mean to say about Jean. 1r'f s ,L X ,XW at Shirley Rockhold Neat and nice and full of spice. 5 Rex Noelker. A man of few words. ff Q- rf -X Us N Jack Halterman A cute guy is Jackie by cracky. Dorothy Jones laik ai' Mary Ellen Boggess-' Joanne Boggess This world belgngg Just an all-around to the energetic. nice girl. 31 ALFRED MCKEMY President of Class 1,4j Vice Pres. of Class 33 ,'. 4 Scribbler Staff 13 Bark , Ae' D Staff 43 Photographer 43 A Lu i W Ray County Contest-Piano ll ha DPY - ANNA BELLE TRINDLE Scribbler Staff 2,3,4, Editor 43 Bark Staff 5,43 Band, Twirler 1,21 Chorus 23 Barkerettes l,2,3,4, Drill Leader 5. 'Once I thought nights were made for study, but now I know d1fferent.' BEN WEBER 3,43 H-Club long on BILLIE RUTH SPOHTSMAN Scribbler Staff 1,2,5,4: Band, Twirler l,2,5,4j Barkerettes 1,2,5,4. NShe's not as shy as she appears.u - Solo, One Act Play 43 , Football 5,43 Band l,2,3, 43 President 4. A friendly chappy-always Football l,2,5,43 Basket- ball 1,2,5Q Softball l,2, 5 'The light-hearted live anion JUNIOR JONES Vice-President of Class 43 Scrlbbler Staff 3,43 Bark Staff 4, Business Manager 43 Band l,2,3,4. 'There's mischief lurking in those eyes.' Notes 4. EDITH CRANE Secretary and Treasurer of Class 43 Scribbler staff 1,2,5,43 Arn Editor 33 Ray County Contest Dramat1cs3 Band l,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4j Barker ettes l,2,3,4. 'If Silence were golden, we'd have a millionaire in our class.u PAMELA STRIDER Vice-President of Class 2, Treasurer 53 Student Council 13 Bark Staff 3 4, Business Manager 5, Co Editor 43 Ray County Con test-Vocal Trio, Quartet, Ensemble, Chorus, Com merce3 Earkerettesl,2,5,4 Cheer Leader 43 Scribbler Staff 2,3,4, High School 'Sweet and shy, she can get any guy.' JUNIOR SURBAUGH Student Council 13 Foot- ball 1,23 Basketball 1,2. uHappy am I3 from care am I free.n 32 515 xyfgy, I meek.n WILMA HALTEHNAN RALPH SHORT smlo 'za President of Class 33 Football 2,3,43 Basket- ball 2,5,43 Softball 2,35 Secretary of H-Club 4. ' WA brown-eyed sheik who is neither bashful nor Scribbler staff l,2,5,43 ' 3 Chorus l,2,53 Barkerettes . 3' l,2,3,4. - 3 'Vim, Vigor, Vitalltyn -15s. V it -C ,s5??EsQ,5QQ FiF1'f..ii jg 'lll s?? GFHWP g CHARLES W. MERRIFIELD I9 few.' JUNE FERGUSON Scribbler Staff 1 2 3 4 I Ass 't . Humor 1-:d1tSr'4f Bark scarf 5,43 Band 1,2, 33 Chorus 2,45 Barker- ettesl,2,3,4, Cheer Lead- er 4. 'Five feet two with eyes of blue--nope, brown.n President of Class 23 Student Council 4, Vice- President 43 Scribbler Staff 13 Bar! Staff 4, Business Manager 43 Band l,2,5,43 Football 5,4, Co-Captain 43 Basketball sg Softball 1,2. Friends many--enemies BOB RUSSELL Bark Staff 43 Football 5, 4. nHis pals strictly O.K. JOHN MEADOR all say he's ARDATH MYERS l Sec. of Class 33 Scrib- bler Staff 1,2,3,4Q Art Ed. 33 Ass't. Art Ed. 43 Bark Staff 5,43 Bus. Man. 53 Co-Ed. 43 Ray Co. Con- test-Vocal trlo,quartet, ensemble, Chorus, Band, Clar. quartet, Commerce 43 Band l,2,3,43 Chorus 1,2,5,4j Barkerettes l,2, 5,43 Sec. 33 Pres. 4. Ulf silence were golden, she'd be a brass bandiu BETTY FRAZER Student Council 3,43 Sec. and Treas. 43 Scribbler Staff 2,5,4, Snoop Ed. 5, 43 Bark Staff 3,43 Ray Co. Contest-Vocal Ensem- ble, Band, Chorus, Clar. Quartetg Band l,2,5,43 Chorus 1,2,5,4Q Barker- ettesl,2,3,4, Cheer Lead- er 43 Queen Cand. 3,Queen 43 Sec. and Treas. Band 4 'A blush is beautiful but often inconvenient.n student Council lg root- ball 5,43 Basketball 2,5, 43 Softball 5 H Women--an incomparable problem.n 33 anio 'za RUTH CUNNINGHAM Scribbler Staff l,2,3,4, Ass't. Sports Editor 33 Bark Staff 3,43 Ray Coun- ty Contest-Woodwind En- semble, Bookkeeping, Vo- cal Ensemble Chorusg Band l,2,I5,4g Chorus 1,2, 3,4g Barkerettes l,2,5,4, Vice-President 3. li She's not partial--she winks at all the boys.' WAYNE MCQUEEN Football 43 H-Club 45 Scribbler Staff 1,2. uThe girls all sigh when Wayne walks by.u KENNETH LAM Student Council 53 Foot- ball 1,2,5,4g Basketball 2,5,4g Softball l,2,3,43 President of H-Club 43 Football Co-Captain 4- U He puts his troubles into a pocket with a hole in it.n RUTH CLEMENS Scribbler Staff l,2,3,4g Bark Staff 3,43 Band l,2, 3,45 Chorusl,2,5,4g Bark- eretts 1,2,5,4. 'Her charming wit and carefree smile keep us happy all the while. J H bREEMAN WAUNITA BERNHARD Scribbler Staff l,2,3,4g Chorus l,2,3g Barkerettes l,2,5,4. H Waunita is a little mite--Just never seems to grow in height.u CHARLES KEMMERER Hay County Contest,spell- ing 45 Football 4. nStudy is a passtime--why overdo it?u GEORGE BUCHANAN Band 1, Football 43 Soft- FuFeAo N Our James likes the dames. Kwho doesn't?ln Scribbler Staff lg Bas- ketball lg Softball 1. N He's 'Happy' all the time.n J. fig N. napagofa lil D: N-Him J? . ll , P 31. ,,f Qj'q', fflsin. J Qu 'yr A . J ., A S 4 Gr , X . - ,,,' , -M g' K QW 'uv K - 'lf '-- xg .. fonts: fa RATINGS IN RAY CCUNTY CONTESTS ONE ACT PLAY Rating THe IEte Fra. Bunker I The Cast: Grandma Bunker ------------ Peggy Still Sara McKeg -------- Christine Lockridge Trid -------------- ------ Alfred McKemy Aylo -------------- -------- Edith Crane Dora Hartsook Allen---Mary E. Eoggess MUSIC Vocal: II Girls Chorus I Ensemble I Girls Quartet--Halterman, Strider, Myers, Strider II Girls Trio--Frazer, Strider, Nyers Instrumental: I Band II Woodwind Ensemble--Myers, Frazer, Letzig, Cunningham I Piano Solo--Alfred McKemy II Trumpet Solo--Edward L. Rust I Baritone Solo--Christine Lockridge COMMERCE -- Typing--Lockrldge, Still, Hockhold -- Shorthand--Myers, Strider, Boggess -- Bookkee 1 --M ers Cunningham, Strider dw., P ng Y 1 -- Spelling--Kemmerer, Rust, Lenders, Lockridge SOFTBALL A . ,...,,..,,,. I Woodwind Ensemble Ruth Cunningham, Vera Mae Letzig Betty Frazer, Ardath Myers 2 9 Soft Ball Group 36 Shorthand Team Transcription Pamela Strider, Ardath Myers, Mary Ellen Boggess . 9-N1 QYQ , ,- ,I ' Typing Team d Ch 1 ti L k id Shirley Rockhol , r s ne oc r ge Peggy Still In Alfred McKemy Piano Solo Addie Lee Lockridge Accompanist 1 gonfaifa i -- 3, Q as 'K f 1 ,V ,fy 'ul ' 'J' IIIHAF' J ggfd iEiELt?f.m1K . . Q Q42 ' Bookkeeping Team . ' ffhi' fs Ardath Myers, Ruth Cunningham, E Pamela Strider -M-A T-TTQFTM' see ' of Christine Lockridge Baritone Solo Edward L. Rust Cornet Solo lv. J ,vel 1 A Spelling Team 5 Addie Lee Lockridge, Vernetta Lenders, gwg,-- Edward L. Rust, Charles Kemmerer A A f- if E , -Y 1 .i k I- nThe Late Mrs. Bunkern Aylo and Trid o' J . . .w tie-Erlfvkl ' nThe Late Mrs. Bunkeru Sara, Dora, Grandma Bunker Vocal Quartet Cloe Anne Strider, Ardath Myers Pamela Strider, Jean Halterman awww.-my Vocal Ensemble Pamela Strider, Frances Morris, Peggy Still, Betty Frazer, Addie Lee Lockridge Christine Lockridge, Helen McGuire, Vocal Trio Ruth Cunningham, Cloe Anne Strider, Ardath Myers, Pamela Strider A d th V ' r a myers, Mary E. Boggess 37 Betty Frazer dafsncfat Aug. 27 School begins. Sept. 14 Football game: Carrollton-Hardin: Carrollton won. Sept. 17 Junior Hayride: went to Richmond. Sept. 21 Football game: Norborne-Hardin: tie. Sept. 28 Football game: Wentworth-Hardin: tie. Oct. 5 Football game: Richmond-Hardin: Hardin won. Oct. 12 Football game: Richmond-Hardin: Hardin won. Oct. 19 Football game: Hardin-Norborne: Norborne won. Oct. 24 Grade School Operetta, nTom Sawyer.n Oct. 26 Football game: Lexington-Hardin: Hardin won. Oct. 51 All School Halloween Party. Nov. 2 Football game: Wentworth-Hardin: tie. Nov. 5 Senior Hayride: Wiener Roast at Alfred McKemy's. Nov. 7 Football game: Buckner-Hardin: Hardin won. Nov. 8 Little Bulldogs-Little Spartans: Bulldogs won. Nov. 15 Football game: Higginsville-Hardin: Higginsville won. Nov. 14 Little Bulldogs-Little Spartans: Spartans won. Nov. 20 Basketball game: Hardin-Stet: Hardin won. Nov. 21 Thanksgiving Services. Nov. 26 Basketball game: Hardin-Central: Hardin won. Nov. 29-50 Ray County Basketball Tournament: Hardin 2nd Place. Dec. 4 Basketball game: Richmond-Hardin: Richmond won. Dec. 21 Christmas Program. Jan. 4 Basketball game: Braymer-Hardin: Braymer won. Jan. 8 Basketball game: Hardin Jr. Hi. Lexington Jr. Hi: Lexington won ' Hardin A-Lexington A: Hardin won. Jan. ll Basketball game: Hardin-Henrietta: Hardin won A game. Hardin-Henrietta: Henrietta won B game. Jan. 15 Memorial Service. Jan. 16 Took pictures for Bark. Jan. 18 Basketball game: Lexington-Hardin: Lexington won. Jan. 25 Basketball game: Braymer-Hardin: Braymer won. Jan. 25 One-Act Play Contest at Lawson: Hardin Rating I. Jan. 29 Basketball game: Hardin-Lawson: Hardin won. Jan. 30 Football banquet: Dr. W. I. Ferguson, speaker. Feb. 1 Basketball game: Lawson-Hardin: Hardin won. Feb. 5,7,8 Hardin Tournament: Hardin 2nd Place honors. Feb. 12 Dramatlcs One-Act Plays: The Late Mrs. Bunker The Soft Boiled Egg The Law Diggers Feb. 15 Basketball game: Henrietta-Hardin: Henrietta won. Feb. 18,19,2O,2l,22,25 Subregional at Lexington. Feb. 25 Basketball game: Alumni-Hardin: Hardin won. Mar. 15 Musicals Mar. 22 Ray County Music Festival at Hardin. Mar. 29 Dramatics Play: 'Breezy Moneyn Mar. 50 Commerce and Spelling Contest at Execlsior Springs. Apr. 4 Dramatics Play: 'A Little Honeyn Apr. 5 District Music and Commerce Contest at Chillicothe. Apr. 9 Ray County Spelling and Commerce Contest at Stet. Apr. 12 Red and Blue Party Apr. 16 Softball tourney at Central. Apr. 23 Softball tourney at Central. Apr. 26 Jr-Sr. Banquet: Theme: Hawaii Colors-Pastels May 5 Senior One-Act Plays: These Doggone Elections The Early Worm I The Lost Letter The Murders of Miriam May 5 Class Sermon: Rev. C. C. Clark, Hardin Methodist Church May 10 Commencement: Mr. George Charno of Kansas City, Mo. delivered the address. 38 'rpdfpdgfo 154 7 X .Wx K r 2' 2' . A M43 .,...a:.wf..: Q11'wfffs.U 'WS- . X E1 nv- ll 39 I Q, ,sew L' ' As you have turned the pages of the 1945-46 year book, you have seen the pupils of Hardin Public Schools at work and playg play in which boys and girls can test their power, discover themselves. The coming together of a people, both in seriousness and in play, is basic to a sound democracy. Good citizen- ship can best be taught through doing things togetherg through playing together. 41- if -If -lb il- JUST AS THE SUN WENT DOWN Through the trees came a breeze, And the tumbling waters seemed to seize Nature! I stood spellbound, for there I found God's loveliness--just as the sun went down. A soft breath fair gently blew my hair As I picked the sweet flowers of this golden hour. Then raising my eyes to the evening skies I thanked God for His love I had found-- Just as the sun went down. By E. J. H. 40 r ICTOIIAL Y! IOOKS mens 1 co I Pam L0 ll , . 'I in .n nn as w, nn- 51. , Towson, ff' uns. ,f pf a E 5 S E93 ? E 5 E 54 2 i ,ff E f-3 Q, E F IS 2 5 5 Q 5 5 5 LE E ,14 E 2 ,. 5 E 2 B- BJ 5 5 15' 5: m 'I Q. E is Z 5 1 2 S 3