Harding Academy - Shield Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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SPRING l959 sm SEATED AT THE HEAD TABLE ARE Coach and Mrs Stan Schwartz Dr and Mrs George Benson and Supermtendent and Mrs Anderson The southern background added to the theme Southern Sayonara N tx ' mlb gi Halter Bolton can hardlx Wa1t for the food to arrlve at h1s end of the table The ent1re banquet was a complete success because the Jumors made lt so

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DEDICATION WHS' Me f 5 1 RX I X ' My 1 , J W T' S- X 1 6 Ju. 'Q S 4 gl' Rare it is when a person possesses qualities so admirable as this man. As administrator of H, A, M., he has a job in which problems are an every- day thing. He meets each day with an optimistic outlook. He excels in Willing- ness to aid each student in pursuing an education. He enjoys a joke, and his relationship with every student is personal and friendly. He creates an informal atmosphere in his classes. The students are fortunate indeed to have had the leadership of this man. The success we may have attained has been due to his tireless efforts, working in cooperation with us and our parents. His never-ending patience and unceasing helpfulness have contributed greatly toward the happiness and success of these past two years. He has given us guidance and courage to strive toward higher levels, and most of all, he has been our Friend. And so, to you, Mr. A. M. Anderson, in appreciation of your understanding, guidance and assistance, we, the SHIELD Staff of 1960, dedicate this annual.

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105 ' ' m' SCIENCE FAIR r :will , . tt j tr fi. fp- , ' eff if ,H da ,fr .. Grand Champion Evelyn Cole receives congratulations from George S. Benson and A. M. Anderson on her prize winning project. History was made in April of last year as the first annual Science Fair became a reality. The fair was under the capable direction of Ernest S. Salners, physics and chem- istry instructor and Stan Schwartz, biology and general science teacher. Science students in grades one through twelve submitted projects ranging from simple apparatuses to the most difficult imaginable. A group of judges, all science teachers from Memphis State University, selected the winners in each division. Grand champion was senior Evelyn Cole. Evelyn demonstrated the harmful effects of radiation. James Ingram won the Senior Boy's division with a project illustrating the valence of oxygen. Evelyn Cole was also the Senior Girl's champion. Buddy Kinny, a seventh grade student, won the Junior High Boy's division by show- ing a scale model of an electric motor. A project that has proven a three-time winner was Katherine Lewis's project on the Golden Egg. Katherine won the Junior High Girl's Division, third place in the Memphis and Shelby County Science Fair and third place in the Mid-South Fair exposition of science projects. 'IO