Hardin High School - Bark Yearbook (Hardin, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 46 of the 1949 volume:

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MW 'ahvgmmrwwbfggamgn 4 N W, ' M Q 43 ' mf ,iasfmfrf I OUR SCH00l HELPS M0lD 'fav OUR WORlD'S FUTURE To the Potter's house I went one day, And watched him while moulding the vessels of clay- And many a wonderful lesson I drew, As I noted the process the clay went through, Trampled and broken, down trodden and rolled, To render more plastic and fit for the mold. How like the clay are we, I thought, when in the schools'hands to perfection brought, For education must be cast as the highest in the land, Before it is ready for service at hand, And pride must be kept and self will achieved, All given to the school, for education received. But lo! by and by, a student transformed, Into wonderful beauty and exquisite form, Was it once a little child? Ah yes, yet how strange, The school has wrought so marvelous a change! Not a trace of childhood, nor mark of past day, The skill of the teachers have cast them away. Wonderous skill of the school--the praise is hers due, ln whose hands the progress of the nation grew, Thus with students, knowledge grew at her hand, They do not her power of working withstand, We are molded and fitted, a treasure to hold, Children now transformed into purest gold. 2 gm IVIIIIS 14-eff ,fab 2,64 2 vb I 3 -'f , Www? T'f2fS-:TF 5 iff to . 3 A is-' ' s 39 22, iz gs? ' we 5 .3 lf? R mf- v . '43 , 29: sz Awardina Gold Basketballs at Hardin Tournament W 5 H 'le Wow f if .ge ,R lf' Y I Green Hands Q VU After the Chilli Supper First School Dance H-Club initiation They played the band for Hardin vs Holden October l,'48 3 Band Mothers making money , 'sl s B0 Rll IH HHIIIATIO John M. bummers Member ge Pi' -C695 mow: ox N -QTKJ .gX5O R. L. Carte? President Ice 51650181 Sfdennfeb ' If J nlpsc Ya hi-ld 4 Addie M. Lockridge Jr. Vi. Prin. Jr. Fi. Classes Bark Sronsor 7th Grade Snonsor Frances Frazer Commerce, Home Ec. FHA Sporsor Jr. Class Sponsor Helen Strider Grades IV and V FAIIIIHY S. L. Lockridge Mrs. wary Frazier Sr. Fi. Prin. Sr. Claes Sporsor Soc. Sci., Dram. Harkerettes Supt. Math., Cremistry Student Council Sponsor D. L. Chamblee Coach, Science 7th k'8th SOC. Sci. Soph. Class Sponso I' F. E. Hilton Voc. Agricultur FFA Sponsor Sth Grade Spore 6 Doris Wheeler gqgvne Grove Grades II and Ill Kdg, and Grade I 5 La Vena Jones Tnsic, Enellsb Ir. Clefs Soonsor Genevieve Herring Grades IV and VI Vernetta Lueders Secretary Uuphotographed Wendol Armour Lee Jones Eldred Evans Earl Morgan Bus driver Bus driver Teacher in VA Teacher in VA Claude Mathena Custodian Student Council Q Members not in picture: Wanda Bailey, Ralph Kalberloh, itgdeggpxgigfil and Richard Baker Mr. Hilton and Viss Frances Sponsor Frazer are other faculty members. The spirit of co-operation is an essential part of our school's endeav- or to help mold our world's future correctly. The purpose of the Student Council is to impart co-operation be- tween teachers and students. The Scribbler Staff embodies one of the Great American Freedoms- the free- dom of self-expression. In these organizations we find the attentive ears, the understanding hearts, and the guiding hands which will help mold the FUTURE of the WORLD. Below--Scribbler Staff first and second semesters Miss La Vena Jones is sponsor of th if UNSELFISH Phyllis Ballard Carolyn Ferguson Paul Grimes Judith Happy Don Lam Addie Lee bockrldge Juanita Lynn Betty Vallorv Margaret Malone Donald McComas Helen McGuire Robert McAfee Louise Miller Rosalie Miller Junior Noelker Anna B. Schooling Sharon Talley WHIVS WHO IN HAHDIL HIGH SCHOOL FRIENDLIEST Don Lam Robert McAfee Betty Mallory Rosalie Miller BEST DISPOSITION Don Lam Addie Lee Lockridge Rosalie Miller Junior Noelker COURTEOUS Donald Kalberloh Helen McGuire Rosalie Miller Junior Noelker ,pf :DS BEST SCHOOL ATTITUDL Addie Lee Lockridge Robert McAfee Edwin Merrifield Louise Miller CO-OPERATIVE Betty Mallory Robert McAfee Rosalie Miller NEATEST Margaret Malone Wade Merrifield DEPENDABLE Betty Mallory Robert McAfee 15: I .ace m Sharon Talley President Glee Club of Glee Club Front rowg Bailey, Lockridge, Nalone, McGuire, Happy, Bandy, Hopkins, Lee, Freeman. Second row: Niss Jones, Reberry, Neddle, Evans, Lynn, Hardie, Margaret Jones, Nilliams, Higgs, Knlpschild, Halterman, Marshall, Gillum. Third row: R. Miller, Schooling, Sadler, Lywood, Armour, Ferguson, Mallory, Marjorie Jones, McComas, E. Witte, V. Witte, smith, Bernhard. Advanced Band Front row: Lockridge, Narshall, Schooling, Bailey, Blankenship, Grimes. Second row: McGuire, Hale, Gillum, R- Miller, HSPPY. Ballafd, L. Miller, McCormick, Dove. Third row: Williams, Pennington, Loeven, Boggess, Harlin, Standing: Miss Jones, McComas, Margaret Jones, Malone, Marjorie Jones. ' LaVena Jones Instructor in music. Beginners Band Front row: Lywood, Hale, Loeven, McCormick, Halterman Cantrill, Kemmerer, Harlin, Young, Lam. Others seated: Foster, Faulknor, R. Halterman, NcKemy, Leach, Eslinger, Miller, Wright, McGraw, Gardner, Freeman, Summers, Holloway, Bales, Neer, Blankenship, Standing: Miss Jones, Knipschild, Bandy, Bonnie Doss, Addie Lockridse Donna Doss, Crane, Ralston. Accompanist mg ing? 52?!qi1 Q . , .W , ,i'sjf KIYYN' , W .lr U' 3 AA 1 h.,, -ani VM y y , it A M 1 ,Z M f a Mff.k if ' we 'mv wi-:2!1 W f Vi ef! W1 cans. Pi L 4? S iw 'J .rg 41 -.., , 3 -Q' ,WMM W-. .dw M mf aiu I A 1 was. Q' , is H ,asf 'gf ? 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THE LAUNDRY MARK This setting is the livin room in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Donivan lDonald Lam and Rosalie Mlllerg. Their youngest son, Win CRobert McAfeeJ, has a habit of entering contests and when he does win ten thousand dollars for a laundry slogan, his sister, Rhoda CAdd1e Lockridgel, and his brother, Virgil iDonald McComasD, want to spend it, but are prevented by another sister, Made- line Clrene Reberryl, who wants to marry Dr. Stephen Rickter fBobby Williamsl. Muzie Krank Cwanda Bailey? brings the washing and Uncle Harvey Kwade Merri- field? sells a old mine to add to the confusion. Phe other characters are: Roundy Robbins ?Bobby Balesl, who has a new French horn, Mimi and Margie CBett Mallory and Betty Penningtonlg the lady saxophone player lJean Can- trillgg Miss Atchison fErna Wittej, who has returned from Europe for her dog, Jasperg Mrs. Bixley Cverna Wittel, who delivers the ten thousand dollarsg and Mr. Harker KJun1or Noelkerl, a reporter of thb nEvening Newsn. This play was presented at the football banquet. W iw ' 2 I L uv ,as pm.: V3 5 ? eww? ,-5, ,fi Q W .7 3 3 5 -1 if Q 24,2 Q ,E M, . , ,N m , my ,f,,4'-- N Aww'- L',, , ' 4 -was in is-v vi- 5? Wea? Robert VcAfee T '--.2-M,-. lr S ? G? ii ii. Q Above- Members of F-Club And Coach Chamblee Left- Rosalie Miller was crowned queen at Homecoming game by Vayor Roy Blankenship. Addie Lockridge and Betty Mallory, attendants. Left- Rosalie Miller, Homecoming queen. Betty Mallory, Tournament queen and attendants Dona Kay Tanner and Albert Thornton Lampton. Below- Candidates for Tournament queen: Benior-Betty Valloryg Junior-Louise Miller Sophomore-Mary Evansg Freshman-Luann Gillum 1... H-Club 1Hltl8tlOH Senior boys on the team. Nilliams, McComas, Lam, Noelker, McAfee, Bales, Merrifield. HHlIBAll Football Lettermen s of 1948 Bobbie J. Dales Plchard Baker Bill Bailey Raymond Cooper Paul Grimes Hill Halbermdn Donald Kalberloh- Donald lem Robert McAfee Donald McComas Edwin Merrifield wade Merrifield Junior Noelker Donald Schooling Bobby G. Williams James Sands JQ'. Tc'raw Coach Chamblee Directing Qnuad McAfee, Bales. Merrifield, Nilliams, McComas. Noelker, Lam. S. L. Lockridge Midget Coach Q' Midgets-Future Bulldogs Front Row: Randy, Merrifield, Young, Harlin, W. Middle Row: Blankenship, R., Baker, Gardner, Folks, Blankenship, E. Top Row: Harlin, D., Freeman, Russell, Halterman, Lam, Kemmerer. 16 HHIIBAII Entire Bulldog Squad Front Row: Cantrill, Dove, Ncwilliams, Zales, B., Schooling, Halterman, B., Merrifield, E., Crimes, NcCraw, Kalberloh, wriiht. Back Row: Baker, R., Jilliams, Fallard, Lam, Noelkcr, 3a1es, P., McAfee, Cooper, Merrifield, N., Sands, Dailey, NcComas, Coach Chamblee, Baker, V. Footbal iept.l7 Hardin 27 3ept.22 Hardin 19 Ocz. 1 Hardin S Cot. 6 Hardin 7 Oct. 15 Hardin 6 Oct. 22 Hardin 41 Homecoming, Queen Oct. 29 Hardin 44 Nov. 4 Hardin 7 Nov. 12 Hardin 55 1 Scores Eraymer Richmond Holden Excelsior Sp' ge Grain Valley Norborne Crownlng, Odessa Lathrop Norborne Dad's Co-CaptalnsgNoe1ker and Lam Coach Chamblee lmnnrnrms Entire Pep Squad 'Fila Drum Corps Miller, Bailey, Mallory 3ChOO'lif1E!, Main, President in Uniform They broke the record Happy, Talley. selling football ads. ,M arAy L aaa owe Mlow? Cheer Leaders: Carolyn Ferguson, Jean Bandy, Grace Sadler, Betty Knipschild w .. ma B HKEHHHS Crownini of Queen at Hardin Invitational Tournament. dmv f' Foottall Chilli Supper. Sponsored by Pep Squad Mary E. Frazier Spenser Betty Mallory President Barbara McComas Outstanding Parkerette 19 Drill leaderb Addie Lee Lockridge Margaret Jones BASKHBAll A Team Edwin Merrifield, Donald McComas, Billy Halterman, Bobby Bales, Robert McAfee B Team Front Rowe Jr. Noelker, Bill Bailey, Bobby Williams Second Row- Richard Baker, Nade Merrifield, Paul Grimes 20 BASKHBAH Jr. High Team Front How- Donald Harlin, Larwence Baker, Harold Lam, Jack Cantrill Dale Dove Second Row- Staley McCormick, Jackie Freeman, James Sands Billy Miller, Dale McWilliams A-team Scores Henrietta ----- Camden--- Lawson--- Odessa--- Henrietta ----- Odessa--- Polo ----- Central-- Carrolton Braymer-- Camden--- Camden--- Richmond- Lawson--- Camden--- Lawson--- Alma ----- Blackburn Mayview-- Narrensburg--- 22 52 27 59 22 55 44 26 42 50 57 25 50 55 57 54 42 45 51 4E B-team Scores Odessa ------ 34 Hardin--20 . Odessa--- Hardin--26 Polo -------- 22 Hardin--15 Hardin--- Central ----- Hardin--17 Hardin--- Carrolton Hardin-- 8 Hardin--- Eraymer-- Hardin--15 Hardin--- Camden ------ Eardin--28 Hardin--- Stet -------- Hardin--24 Eardin--- Lawson--- Hardin--27 Eardin--- Richmond- Hardin-- 5 Hardin--- Lawson--- Hardin--28 Hardin--- Camden-- Hardin--25 Hardin--- Ha1 d?n '52 The Hardin Dulldogs had one of kHPd1n '52 their finest seasons this year, HaI'din 5O averaging 4'7 .2 points per game. PfHf'd?f1 '4'7 They compiled a record of fifteen 59Pd1n '55 wins while losing five. They won H9Pdin '25 first in the Odessa tournament, HaPdin '45 first in the Hardin Invitational hHTdiU '44 Tournament, second in the Ray H9T'dif1 -55 County C1assic,and losing a close Hardin---51 decision in the Sub-Regional to Narrensburg. Bobby Joe Bales and Robert Allen McAfee were chosen SS CO-captains' m EE! LLA. FFA Hog Farm: Manager-Donald McComas, Assistant manager- Richard Baker, Secretary- Paul Grimes. Lower right- Officers second semesterg President- Donald Kalberloh, Vice-president- Billy Halterman,m Secretary- Paul Grimes, Treasurer- Kenneth Baker, Reporter- Bill Wright, Sentinel- Raymand Cooper. wif JllllllI lu Paul and his Det 4 t A56- W' 1 , Donald Lam President Frank Hilton Adviser Q.- Dale's Durocs First Semester f 'W W . ,t,V ,.., 2 jf? W --mv ' - - 'f ws K Z Q, . . - T152 .. Donald Kalberloh President second Semester uf., , r V -ery, ' V' -,..w-' 1 .fl 'Y 5 4 , ,mf N' M , .fs s w v s ,w x W ,,. f ' u wr 5 .J 2 1 U SL . ,K .. 1 ', s t im ,taiwwwi - r ga? Q 3 A ?f!Q6Wg i 1gFLmJ Nia 5 nftl 2 A r get rndlf 5 X f Q 'W 4 at to at-M' gr 'J 1' Q U' 'ri3?fFi1'- me l lsdkd l5 Q President Anna Schooling The Hardin Chapter, Future Homemakers of America originated on November 1, 1946. This organization consists of girls who have taken and are taking Home Ee. Thirty--seven girls are members this year The motto is Toward New Horizions, the colors are red and white, and the flower is the red rose. Phyllis Ballard was elected as a delegate to attend the First National Convention which was held in Kansas City last sunmen at one of our meetings she gave an interesting report of the activities there. The officers are: President-Anna Blanche Schooling, Vice-President- Wanda Bailey, Secretary-Treasurer-Betty Jane Mallory, Reporter-Rosalie Miller, Parliamentar1anPhyllis Ballard, Historian-Jean Bandy, Song- Leader-Marjorie Jones Project Leader-Lois Kgllenberger. Judy Happy was elected Secretary of the Northwest District, Sub-District No.l, and Mary Marie Evans as Reporter of the Northwest District Sub-District No. 1. Our chapter mother is Mrs. Don Hopkins, and our Adviser, Miss Frances Frazer. fx Adviser T N Frances Frazer Officers Adviser, President, Chapter Mother 23 5,1 L 32 . .Q HIE s nu- THE MHIRII lA IIIVMAISIII Entire Cast Guards, Jesters, and Pages The 'Nedd ing Party 24 IIPHIHIA Townsoeople of Belfast People of the Land of Magic Roses, Asters, and Royal Court Dancers 25 y , y GRADES Kindergarten Front row: Janet Kay Sadler, Sammie Seek, Janet M. Blankenship, Sandra Noelker, Grace Nalker, Joe Ray DeNint, Sherry Summers, Paula Sue Demint Second row: Eddie Ray Nolf, Kay Silkwood, David Neisz, Max Bittiker, Billy Jones, Gale Jeanne Nilsen, Gary Robert Ellis, Dorsey Lentz, John Cruse Summers First Grade Third row: Wayne DeMlnt, David Blankenship, Janice Halterman, Carolyn Barker, Carl Doss, Gloria Fay Russell, Norma Ann Hertzig, Judy Mae Leyda, Larry Lam, Ann Nhalen, Charles Foster, Beverly J. Lee, Roy Anderson, Donald Nheeler, Donna Kay Tanner Second and Third Grade Front row: Judith Huffman, Gina Williams, Nnrion McWilliams, Larry J. Kist, Ivan Reberry, Gloria Silkwood, Donald Blankenship, Edith Mae Sudbury, Kay Huffman, Nancy Borcherding, Tony Seek, Joyce Cupp Second row: Mrs. Nheeler, Barbara Meier, Claudine Summers, Virginia Letzig, Mary E. Myers, Larry D. Smith, Ronald Barker, Roland Dye, Delores Ralston, Elizabeth Oster, Bertha Doss, Kenneth DeMint, Patsy Evans Third row: Jimmy McGraw, Betty Sue Heil, Norma Jean Freeman, Buddy Rupe, Robert Ralston, Marvin Lentz, John Vheeler, John W. Knipschlld, Martha Hopkins, Jackie McComas, Rebecca Halterman, Evelyn Halterman, Lulabelle Holloway ze sums Fourth and Fifth Grade Front row: Jack Dean Anderson, Patricia Reherry, Nancy Blankenship, Nartha Sudbury, Carolyn Hale, Frankie stevens, Patsy Ford, Dennis McGraw, Nrs. Strider Second row: Glenda Cooper, Robert Loeven, Mary V. Kemmerer, Shirley Figgs, Ronnie Palterwan, Jimmy Barker, John H. Merrifield, Jimmy NcCowas, Ralph Wheeler Third row: Roger Mcwilliams, doretta Lee, Johnny Doss, Jack Bandy, Jack L. Ralston, Yvonne Falknor, Fred Reherry, Leonard Oster Fourth and Sixth Grades Front row: Glenda Cooper, Jackie Anderson, Patricia Reberry, Nancy Blankenship, Martha Sudbury, Carolyn Hale, Ralph Mheeler, Frankie Stevens, Patsy Ford, Dennis McGraw, Jennie Sue Holloway Second row: Nrs. Genevieve Herring,Robert Loeven, Mary Nhalen, Nary Virginia Kewmerer, Shirley Higvs, Ronnie Halterman, Wayne Wayne A. Harlin, Donnie Baker, Jimmy Barker, John H. Merrifield, Jimmy NcComas, Carol S. Halterman Third row: Richard Young, Carolyn Summers, Janice McGraw, - Earbara Anderson, Billy Ferguson, Mary McKemy, E. R. Doss, Bonnie Doss, Shirley Anderson, Janice Eslinger, Janetta Silkwood 27 Seventh Grade Front row: Robbie Halterman, Elvin D. Blankenship, Roy Folks, Donna Doss Patsy McQueen, Melvina Leach, Carol Knipschild second row: Harold Kemmerer, Deaun Crane, Helen NcCormick,Jacqueline Kist R B oy lankenship, Larry Jack Gardner. Mrs. S.L.Lockridge is the sponsor. Eighth Grade Front row: Rosie Anderson, Virginia Lywood, Betty Hale, Shirley Loeven, Freda Ralston, Barbara Eoggess. Second row: Charles Russel, Billy Miller, Jackie Freeman, Roy Halterman, Donald Harlin. Third row: Jimny Williams, Harold Lam, Lawrence Baker. Margaret NcGraw was absent. Mr.Hilton is the sponsor. 28 JII Illll HIGH JU IUR Luann G111um ' n Presldent Freshman Class Front row: Jack Cantrill, Dale Dove, Mary Lou Weddle, Patty Halterman, Luetta Lee. Second row: Billy Bales, James Sands, Bobby Ballard, Joan Smith. Third row: Staley McCormick, Jr. Anderson,Dale McWilliams, Virginia Armour, Luann Gillum. Miss Lavena Jones is the sponsor Bill Bailey President Sophomore Class H I G H Front row: Kitty Sue Marshall,Penny Hopkins,Mary Evans, Reba Freeman, Dorothy Bernhard. Second row: Kenneth Baker, Margaret Higgs,Marjorie Williams Barbara NcComas, Lois Kallenberger, Betty Jo Knipschild, , Jean Bandy, J.W. McGraw. Third row: Paul Grimes. Donald Schooling, Billy Bailey, Bill Wright, Danny Walker, Richard Baker. Mr. Chamblee is sponsor. .III IIIRS Bobbie Lou Hardie President A cheerful spirit Makes friends. Judy Happy Vice-president To succeed is her aim Sharon Talley Sec.-Treas. Hair and eyes that remind us of a dream. Phyllis Ballard Pretty and popular. Louise Miller Cute are her looksg peppy are her actions Grace Sadler Loyal heart and willing worker. Diane Lywood She brings Jov Betty Kemmerer Neat and sweet. Darlean Walker A quiet girl of few words who minds her own business. Qi'- 49' Bill Halterman Donald Kalberloh Raymond Cooper EdW5-U M61 P1fiS1d A nicer guy is Good natured and Confirmed bachelor TY1123 8SDiT'iI1Fr hard to find- deserving of athlete gave all many friends. 30 for his school to use Sl IIIRS ROBERT MCAFEE: nThoughts that count3 ways that win.n Vice President of Class 5, President of Class 43 Student Council 23 Scrlbbler Staff 43 District Contests-FFA 23 Football 1-2-5-43 Soft- ball 1-2-5-43 Basketball 1-2-5-43 H-Club 2-5-4, President 4. JUNIOR NOFLKER: nHis eyes--a danger line, his smile--irresistible. President of class l, Vice president of Class 43 Scribbler Staff 43 Ray County Contests: One-act Play 4, FFA 3-43 Football 2-5-4, Co-captainhg Softball 1-2-3-43 Basketball 3-4. WANDA BAILEY: nLots of fun and a swell gal.' Vice President of Class 23 Student Council 5-4, Sec. and Trees. 52 Scribbler Staff 1-2-5-43 Bark Staff 1-2-5-43 Ray County Contests-Glee Club 1-2, Band l'2: District Contests-Glee Club 23 FRA 2-5- 4, President 5, Vice Pres. 43 Barkerettes 1-2-5-4, Cheer Leader 33 Band l-23 Glee Club 1'2'5'4: Queen Candidate 5. BOBBY JOE BALES: 'Toward success he will always steer.' Ray County Contests-One-Act Play 43 Dis- trict Contest-FFA 23 Football l-2-5-43 Basketball 1-2-5-43 Softball 2-5-43 H-Club 2-5-43 FFA 2-5. JEAN CANTRILL: 'The definition of pep.' Scrib- bler Staff 23 Bark Staff 23 FHA 23 Glee Club 2-43 Barkerettes 2-5-43 Ray County Contests-Glee Club 23 District Contest-Glee Club 2. CAROLYN FFRGUSON: HEyes that hypnotize.n Scrib- bler Staff 1-2'5j Bark Staff l-2-5-43 Ray County Contests-Glee Club l-23 District Contests-Glee Club 23 FHA 2'3'4j Glee Club l-2-43 Barkerettes 1-2-3-4,-Cheer Leader 43 Band 1. MARGARET JONES: HA great pal.n Scribbler Staff 1'2'3j Bark Staff 2'3'4j Ray County Contests-Band 2-43 Glee Club l'2'3'4j District Contests-Glee Club 2'5'4j State Contests-Glee Club 33 FRA 2'3'4Q Glee Club 1'2'4j Barkerettes 1-2-5-4, Drill Leader 43 Band 1-2-5-4. MARJORIE JONES: nAlways ready to do her part.n Scribbler Staff 1'2'3Q Bark Staff 2-3-4, Sports Editor 43 Ray County Contests-Glee Club 1-2-3 Band 43 District Contests-Glee Club 2-53 FFA 2-3 23 Glee Club 1'2'4: Barkerettes 1-2-3-43 Band 1-3- 31 McAfee Noelker Bailey Bales Cantrill Ferguson Jones Jones Lam Lockridge Lynn Malone Mallory Merrifield McComas Sl IDRS DONALD LAM: uThe tall, dark man in someones future.W President of Class 23 Student Council 5-4, President 43 Ray County Contests-One Act Play 43 Football l-2-5-4, Co-captain 43 Basket- ball 1'2Z Softball 1'2'5'4j H-Club 2-5-4, Sec. and Treas. 53 FFA 2-5-4, President 4, Ray Carroll FFA 43 District Contests-FFA 2-5 ADDIE LEE LOCKRIDGF: NA girl with rare ability and a knack for making friends.n President of Jr. Class3 Scribbler Staff 1-2-5-4, Co-editor 5, Editor 43 Bark Staff 2-5, Business Manager 53 Ray County Contests-Typing 5, Bookkeeping 4, Glee Club 1-2-5-43 District Contests-Bookkeeping 4, Typing 5, Glee Club 1-2-5-4, Accompanist, l-2-5-4, Barkerettes l-2-5-4, Drill Leader 4, Vice Pres. 43 Band.l-2-5-43 Attendant to Home- coming Queen 4. JUANITA LYNN: 'Always smiling and ever ready to help.n Scribbler Staff 1'2'3'4f Bark Staff 1-2- 5-43 Ray County Contests-Typing 2, Glee Club 1-2 52 District Contests-Glee Club 2-53 FHA 2'4I Barkerettes 1-2-5-43 Band l. MARGARET MALONE: nBubbl1ng over with pep.n Sec. and Treas. of Class 23 Scrlbbler Staff 2-53 Bark Staff 2-5-4, Art editor 43 Ray County Contests- Glee Club 2-5-4, Band 4, One-Act Play 43 District Contests-Glee Club 2'5'4: State Contests-Glee Club 2-53 Glee Club 2'4j Barkerettes 2-5-4, Drill Leader 53 Band 5-4, Athletic Queen Candidate 2. BETTY MALLORY: UNot only good, but good for something.n Student Council 2, Vice President 3 Scribbler Staff 1-2-5-43 Bark Staff l-2-5-4, Business Manager 5, Co-editor 43 Ray County contests-Glee Club 1-2, Typing 53 District con- tests-Glee Club 1-2, Typing 53 FHA 2-5-4, Sec. and Treas. 2-43 Glee Club 1-2-43 Barkerettes 1- 2-5-4, Cheer Leader 5, President 43 Athletic Queen Candidate l-2, Athletic Queen 4, Atten- dant to Homecoming Queen 4. WADE MFRRIFIFLDs nHe speaks when he thinks3 that is why he is so quiet.N Sec. and Treas. of Class 33 Football l-2-5-43 Basketball 5-43 H-Club 5-43 FFA 2'3'4j District Contests-FFA 5 HA nice chap with a pleasant way.N DONALD MCCOMAS3 Football l-2-5-43 Basketball 1'2'3'4j Softball l- 2-5-43 H-Club 2-5-43 FFA 2-5-4, Sec. and Treas. 2. District Contests-FFA 2-5 32 Sl IURS HELEN McGUIRF3 NQu1et and serious, but always friendly.n Student Council 13 Scribbler Staff 2-53 Bark Staff, Business manager 43 Ray County Contests-Band 1-2-4, Glee Club l-2-5-4, Book- keeping 43 District Contests-Bookkeeping 4, Glee Club l'2'5'4j State Contests-Glee Club 2-53 FHA 2-53 Glee Club 1'2'4j Barkerettes 1-2-5-4, Drill Leader 2, Cheer Leader 53 Band 1-2-4. ROSALIh MILLER: HCharm strikes the heart, but merit wins the sou1.n Scribbler Staff l'2'3'4S Bark Staff 1-2-5-4, Co-editor 43 Hay County Con- tests-Glee Club 1-2, Band 2-4, Bookkeeping 4, One Act Play 43 District Cvntests-Bookkeeping 4, Glee Club 23 FHA 2-5-4, Reporter 43 Glee Club l'2'4j Barkerettes 1-2-5-4, Sec. and Treas. 23 Band 1-2- 5-43 Homecoming Cueen 4. BETTY PENNINGTON: nShe thinks twice before she speaks and then keeps sti11.n Scribbler Staff 1-2-53 Bark Staff 1'2'5Q Ray County Contests- Band 1-2-4, Glee Club 1-23,Distr1ct Contests- Glee Club 23 FHA 2-5-43 Glee Club 1-22 Barker- ettes 1-2-5-4. IRENE REBERRY: HQuiet but always ready for fun.n Scribbler Staff 2-53 Bark Staff 2-5-43 Ray County Contests-Glee Club 2, Tgping 23 District Contests Glee Club 23 FHA 43 Glee Club 2-43 Earkerettes 2- 5-43 Band 2. ANNA BLANCHE SCHOOLING: HA cheerful spirit makes friends.' Scribbler Staff 1'2'5j Bark Staff 5-4, Business Manager 43 Ray County Contests-Band 1-2- 4, Glee Club 1-2-53 FHA 2-5-4, President 43 Band 1'2 5'4 Q BOBBY GEN? WILLIAMS: uworry never made men great why should I w0rry?n Football 43 Basketball 2-5- 43 Softball l'2'3'4j H-Club 43 FFA 4. ERNA WITTE: 'The quiet type of person often learns the most.' Scribbler Staff 1'2'52 Bark Staff 2-5-43 FHA 2-5-43 Ray County Contests-Glee Club 1'2j District Contest 23 Glee Club 1'2'42 Barkerettes 1-2-5-4. VERNA WITTE: HBashfulness is the scarlet hue of modesty.n Scribbler Staff 1'2'32 Ba1k Staff 2-5 43 Ray County Contests-Glee Club 1-23 District Contest-Glee Club 23 FHA 2-5-43 Glee Club 1-2-43 Barkerettes 1-2-5-4. 33 McGuire Miller Pennington Reberry Schooling Williams W1t136 Witte m 'ff 5 3 R ,I K My VLKL'L f ff' uf ,Q - . 7 L , ' .Y Wfbeiw f . - L Z , M Mu.. J X u K 'ff Q. 1' nv' 7 H Z 'ky A gn ' , 1, J 5 AL,' ., fa In W . f fidwxwiifwimf J ,M Q -. .' 44, 'L xiii! K' 5,1457 N fx VV, TFL , , - 21. A? as SW at H N Iggy? V Q, ,f i ii! Retty ' 5 , W L L ' L7 A ggi QFfQQQ2Vi little 35 3 x' T15-BCG e ' 32 ,aa-K 'N fn sw -...J Z' , fm if W I .-4-L..,- , 'V ,, W Bob Joe and ,wff .,Ab '1'f1R L' his first li 1 A 'i MI' . 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Cllll IV A Il IIISIRIIII C0 HSIS , f '1 2 3 M 1 Q Q, ,, Qwwefi Q in ff f , R 4a gf-fikw my Y, fu 2 -H 'f' 'sl Bookkeeping fAlternate- Judy Happy! 5pe111n5-a1tepnate5 Rosalie Miller, Helen VcGu1re, Mary Lou Weddle,K1tty Marshall, Addie Lee Lockridge Phyllis Ballard, Betty Mallory y 3 nf, Dairy judging- Baker, M ' E913 Grimes, Wright g Paul Grimes Kitty Sue Marshall Trumpet sol Clarinet B010 O 1 s L ,Q LH fsqf ,ja ' ef' 'Q--f , ,, Livestock Kalberloh, contest- Lam, Noelker, Williams, Halterman, McComas Merrifield, Cooper Elvin Blankenshin Cornet solo Spelling team- Typing- Ballard, Hardie, Addie Lee Lockridge, Derlean Walker Happy, Talley 36 Penny Hopkins, Dale Dove - llllll TY A IIIIISIIIIIZI CII IS V Q iwiifz Quartet Margaret Jones, Sharon Talley, Helen McGuire, Margaret Malone TTi0' M810H0, McGuire, Talley Addie Lee Lockridge Accompaniet Helen McGuire Margaret Malone Vocal solo 8010 lmedium voice! av thigh voicej MQ 1 nf r ev .,t f K ,V if Q5 ,,, . -a fir ma. ,gs-. Crowning of queen 5 1949 Terry Znell Lam's second birthday 1 W 3 1 . Q ' Q il Serious business v--1 1 2 V A A R l fl .Q -L uf p 'Y ,sw r f N' Q fig 'Mm S 55 . 1igw,W Hardin Tournament 1949 Y 3? E? rf mffq 5 ,K 4: , ,K ,fwfisi sg, .. 2 , s ..z S Y IIHIIIIAHU We, the Bark Staff of 1949, dedicate this issue to Mr. Claude Mathena, a men who has helped to make our school days more profitable, who has been a friend to all, and has been a living example of true brother- hood. 9000OOOOOOOOOQOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO009090 5 wifi Wfmtm W gs Q Wwstmumewm if ' to 'fn wg -,Q if ilu ,slgfgg ,ff E 15 Ei dl -,e,,:23QhgQQL c , N h V. n' 1 5 K . 1 t Y N V 3 ' 'L 'nl ,, ' er- Wy' K .A 5 Aw in I ' , . ff? ' AQW ? gb - ' cg 5 5 . Q . .lt 4? N f.. , 5 ' ' 'L ' www. 0? 4 wwwmnm- ,wJ.W K. Q 1.1 V Qjglgl - . 4 ns- ' - WF' - . in . 1 ,G yy ..,..:AM ' I L -3513. -- I ' vw N3lwr,Jwl , 'ps ' 'irrfl ffilig l 'I S .5 . H . ,, s 1 ,' ,4Mjq2x ' 5 . ' 4- 4,21 759 V 3. Y , .. v 5.4 .jg Qfigggitgve 35221 In 3 , V-3-Hfvffxf 'A 3 ,ag , 95.3-,,,i,f., sv X1 . 5 l V , '1f2.1L'F-1 , pf ' -'N ' 'S Q V151 ' W ..4x2f5i M f - . - ' :gi 5' ,441 .' 1, ' ' :E -,- ' ,' - 5'5 -' FT' f - L f .'-'51, J N -' ,,-p'- Wx Q45 . v , 1 - . 6-' .v ' -.M pn- P9 -1 . 483' - . - ' tic: ' , gk? - T' K f X QR so YWa ,fy Q Air: 7 h ' ' I' I h . , ' .wwwm,swn.s ' v-,Nj L Q 39 The first job of the schools is to build better citizens for tomorrow--not citizens fitted just for a life in a community or a nation--but citizens pre- pared to live in a world. For a peaceful world of tomorrow we must join hands of nations, races, gionsi-and strive brotherhood. Thus schools continue t the hands and reli- for true may 'our help mold the future of the world. August September September September September September September September October October October October October October October October November November November November December December December December December December December December December December January January January January January February February March March March March April April April - April April April April . April May May May IIAII IIAR -School started. -Sophomore party. Went to Excelsior Sorings. -Christian Church assembly. -Football game-Braymer -7th Grade party at sch -Football game-Richmond -Pep Squad and Football football game. -H-Club initation. -Football game-Holden a -Football game-Excelsio -Football game-Hardin a -FFA boys went to Ameri -Midget football game w -Football game-Norborne -X-ray pictures taken f -Football game-Odessa a -Football game-Hardin a -Grade School Operetta- -FFA party. -Basketball game-Centra Central won B team. -Basketball game-Hardin -FHA girls went to Llbe -Basketball game-Hardin -Basketball game-Hardin at -Faculty Christmas party. at Hardin-Hardin won. ool house. at Hardin-Hardin won. Squad went to Marshall-Kirksville t Hardin-Holden won. r Springs at Hardin-Excelsior won. t Grain Valley-Grain Valley won. can Royal. ith Richmond. at Hardin-Hardin won. or tuberculosis. t Hardin-Odessa won. t Lathrop-Lathrop won. nln the Merry Land of Magic.n l at Hardin-Hardin won A team at Carrollton-Carrollton won. r to Sub-district meeting. Braymer-Braymer won. Camden-Hardin won. U7 at -FHA Christmas party and supper. -15-17-RCA Basketball T -Basketball game-Hardin -Christmas program. -January 5-Christmas va -Basketball game-Lawson ournament. at Richmond-Hardin won. cation. at Hardin-Lawson won. Faculty in RCA at Lexington. ld-14-Hardin Tournamen -One-act Play Contest a t-Hardin won first place. A t Camden-Hardin received a I ratin Group pictures taken for the Bark. Football Banquet. 4-5-Odessa Tournament at Odessa-Hardin won championship. 16-17-Town Team Tourney. World Day of Prayer. Music Concert at Hardin. Music Festival at Lawson. FFA contest at Carroll 24- 1-Kusic and Commerce Con -Band went to Ice Capad -FFA Banquet. -Ray County Contests at ton. tests at Chillicothe. es in Kansas City. Orrick. -21-22-Softball Tournament at Central. -Maryville Contestg Agr -State FHA meeting at J -Jr. and Sr. Banquet. green and white, Sr. c Sr. motto-Life owes us Jr. motto-A qultter ne -Senior playsg Ring Onc iculture. efferson City. Themeg Dutch Garden. Jr. colors- olors-purple and white. I littleg We owe it everything. ver wins and a winner never quits. e for Central, Three Bright Girls, Witchln Racket, But Now There's Buford. -Baccalaureate services -Commencement. 3 Rev. Kirby, Speaker. 40 1 - 1 1 I z