Hardin High School - Yearbook (Hardin, KY)

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,,,., ......A,. ..,.4U,.m..,..:-..G,,,'L.L.,,w.-.-I-.A-..,,. L ,f,..1-,,..LA..,, ..,...n..,. MW: ,'.,,,,, ,..,,..f ,.,,, N., CLASS HISTORY BY ANN JACKSON LU., I.. , , W, ,. , fy ,. . ,..,f.,.-4 .N-,, ,- ...fm IN AUGUST, 1945 WE ENTERED OUR FRESHMAN YEAR WITH THIRTY ONE ON TH ROLL. WE YEAR. ABOUT THE INITIATING US C ING AS FRESHMEN SEEMED TO THINK GAINED MASON THOMPSON AND DORTHY ELKINS LATER THAT SAME THIRD DAY OF SCHOOL THE UPPER CLASSMEN HAD THEIR FUN BY WHICH WE WERE VERY GLAD TO GET OVER WITH D. WHILE SOJOURNw WE GAVE THE PLAY nIT'S TOUGH TO BE RICHHAND EVERYONE IT ONE OF TH BEST EVER PRESENTED AT THIS SCHOOL AT THE CLOSE OF OUR FRESH AN YEAR WE LOST THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS EVA HENDERSON BOEBY GARLAND, KATHLEEN RUDOLPH, RAY NELL REDDEN, GRACIE BUTLER,HOMER ELKINS, DORTHY ELKINS AND DIXIE JACKSON,WHO TOOK THE HOLY VOWS OFWEDLOCK AS AUGUST COMES AROUND AGAIN IN 1946 WE FIND OURSELVES IN OUR SOPHOM BE YEAR WITH TWENTY FOUR ENROLLED IN THE EARLY PART OF OURSECOND YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL WE ADDED TO OUR CLASS WANDA JOHNSTON AND LOST BARBARA JACKSON, MARY JO RAMSEY, REBECCA TAPP, DORIS BOREN, PATRICA LEWIS, MARTHA NELL BEALE AND NETTIE LOU CULVER WE ARE NOW ENTERING OUR THIRD YEAR WITH TWENTY THREE ON THE ROLL THIS WAS TH YEAR WHEN WE GAVE TH PLAY NA FORTUNATE CALAMITYN, WHICH ALSO WAS A SUCCESS BEFORE THE END OF THE YEAR WE HAD LOST TERRELL DARNELL NINA MYERS, AND HAD GAINED JAMES ENGLISH THE LAST WEEK OF SCHOOL WE ENTERTAINED THE SENIORS WITH A TOUR OF MAMMOUTH CAVE WHERE WE SAW MANY INTERESTING THINGS AND ALSO HAD A NICE BANQUET AT THE HALL HOTEL IN MAYFTELD AFTER THE BANQUET THE GANG ATTENDED A MOVIE WHICH BROUGHT TO A CLOSE ANOTHER FATEFUL YEAR IN AUGUST 1948 WE WERE VERY GLAD TO GET BACK IN SCHOOL AS WE WERE DIGNIFIED SENIORS NOW WE HAVE TWENTY ON THE ROLL THE WEEKS HAVE GONE BY FAST AND AS THE YEAR IS COMING TO A CLOSE WE HAVE ENJOYED EVERY MINUTE OF IT FOUR OF OUR CLASS C JAMES LEE GAY,ANN JACKSON,BETTY CORNWELL, AND TOM LYLESJ HAVE ATTENDED ALL TWELVE YEARS AT HARDIN HIGH SCHOOL WE ALSO HAVE ONE MEMBER K ELAINE WARREN! WHO IAS NEVER MISSED A DAY OF SCHOOL DURING HER TWELVE YEARS WE ARE HOPING THE FUIUIE SENIORS OF HARDIN SCHOOL WILL ENJOY THEIR SCHOOL DAYS AS MUCH AS WE HAVE CLASS WILL by JOAN HICKS THE SENIORS OF HARDIN HIGH SCHOOL DO SOLEMLY DECLARE THAT THIS IS OUR LAST WILL AND TESTIMONY, WE REQUEST THAT OUR FUNERALS BE PAID FROM TH TEACHERS SALARY, THAT OUR TOMBSTONES BE DECORATED WITH REPORT CARDS AND DIPLOMAS, FUTHERMORE,WE DECLARE THAT TH SE REQUEST BE CARRIED OUT EY LAW,SIGNED AND SEALED ON THIS SIXTH DAY OF MAY IN THE YEAR NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY NINE JOAN HICKS, DORIS BROWN, JEAN HICKS, ANN JACKSON, ELAINE WARREN, ANN JONES, LENA THWEATT, BETTY CLARK, LOUISE SIRLS, BETTY CORNWELL, ANNABELL COPELAND, J W MATHIS, JAMES LEE GAY, ROEBERT SIRESS, ROY ROSS, CHARLES PARKER, CHARLES LOVETT, MASON THOMPSON, THOMAS LYLES, AND JAMES ENGLISH FIRST,WE GIVE OUR BRAINS,GOOD LOOKS AND WINNING WAYS TO THE SECOND,WE GIVE TO THE SOPHOMORES,OUR SMILES, GOOD BEHAVIOR, AND TRUSTFULNESS THIRD,WE BESTOW ON THE FRESH EN, OUR TIMES TARDY, THE DAYS WE PLAYED HOCKEY, AND OUR MANY SPITBALLS NOW TO OUR KIND AND LOVING TEACHERS,FAR BE IT FROM US TO LEAVE TH M OUT TO MR DUKE WE BEQUEATH OUR NOTES ALSO THE ONES TAKEN ON TEST WE TOO WILL HIM SO H CAN CATCH UP WITH HIS HUNTING,FISHING HE MAY HAVE HELP TO TREE COONS,SET BIRDS,AND WE BEQUEATH OUR NAMES CARVED ON THE DESK AND WE HAVE WRITTEN TO EACH OTHER, TWO HOLIDAYS EACH SCHOOL WEEK WE GIVE HIM CLATUS SILLS SO CATCK RABBITS TO MR JOHNSTON OUR MANY EXCUSES AND EVASIVE ANSWERS TO MISS MCGOWAN WE GIVE OUR MERRY LAUGHTER AND NOISE NE MADE IN TH CORRIDORS AND ON THE STAIRS TO MRS GARDNER OUR COMIC FACES AND THE MANY TIMES WE HAVE BEEN SENT FROA CLASS TO HOMER HARTLEY WE LEAVE THE FUN WE HAVE HAD WHEN WE CREPT IN THE GYM WHEN HE THOUGHT HE HAD US LOCKED OUT ONE LAST WISH THAT WE THE SENIORS OF 1948 1949 BE REMEMBERED AS THE CLASS OF BRILLIANCE 5 Q ' I JUNIORS. WE FEEL THAT TH Y WILL NEED THEM. '

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CLASS POEM by CHARLES PARRER IN DESCRIBING THE SENIORS, I WOULD LIKE TO SAY, HOW THEY'LL APPEAR ON GRADUATION DAY SAWBUCK'S HAIR IT BRISTLES SO, IF HE'S MAD YOU'LL NEVER KNOW ANNE JONES, OUR CHEERLEADING PAL IS OF COURSE SAWBUCK'S GAL ROY IS ONE THE GIRLS NILL MISS, BECAUSE HE WOWS THEM WITH HIS KISS THE GIRL THEY SAY THAT REALLY CAN SPARK, IS OUR BASKETBALL QUEEN, BETTY CLARK ANN JACKSON LIKES TO MOVE AROUND SHE COURTS BOYS FROM OTHER TOWNS WE WON'T SEE MASON ANY MORE THEY SAY H 'S MOVING TO MARY GORE'S A GIRL THAT IS HERE EVERY MORN IS OUR OLD FAITHFUL, ELAINE WARREN J W SAYS TAAT AS FAR ROMANCE THE HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS DON'T HAVE A CHANCE FORGET TOMORROW AND LIVE TODAY IS TH MOTTO OF JAMES LEE GAY TAKE THE TWINS,FOR INSTANCE, JEAN THATS ONE GIRL THAT IS REA LY F EN THE OTHER IS SHY, THE ONE CALLED JOAN SHE DOES HER COURTING ON THE TELEPHONE THAT GIRLS ARE LIVING HE CAN'T REALIZE A GIRL THAT COMES FROM A RIVAL TOWN IS SWLET BUT SHY, DORIS BROVN WHILE SPEAKING OE SHYNESS AND TALrING OF GIRLS THE SHYEST OF ALL IS LOUISE SIRLS JAMES ENGLISH IS OUR IANAGER BOY AND IS SAID TO BE JOiNSTON'S JOY FOR A GIRL WHOSE IEART IS ALWAYS TRUE WE HAVE IN OUR CLASS, BETTY LOU BUT ON TH OPPOSITE IS ANNA BELLE, WHAT SHE'LL DO NEXT YOU JUST CAN'T TELL A GIRL WHO EVERY ONE SAYS IS SWEET IS NONE OTH R THAN LENA PEARL THWEATT AND SO IN CLOSING I'D LIKE TO QUOTE T AT THIS SCATTERBRAIN IS NOT A POET TO ESCAPE TH GIRLS, TOM HASN'T BEEN TAUGHT BECAUSE WILMA HAS HIM CAUGHT Q A Ai 1' K A L .E . CHARLES LOVETT IS THE BOY WITH NICE BIG BLUE EYES, . 5 ,