Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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Dar!! Within this old school There is many a thot. Some are worth much, And some are worth nought. So on these back pages Which are so white and clean, We shall print from their number The best that we glean. Harold Wise- What did your father say when you told him my love for you was like a gushing river? Bonnie- He said, 'Dam it'. Remember son, Garfield drove mules on a cow path and Lincoln split rails. I know, dadg but, say, did any of those Presidents ever crank a cold motor in a bliz- zard for half an hour before he discovered that he didn't have any gasoline? A woman customer- I'd like to buy some powder. Robert G.- Face, gun or bug, Madam? If her name is Heleiiln Holland. we would like to know what it would be in America.- A Student. John W.-fenviouslyl Gee, youlre big. VVhat were you raised on. Bill B.- WA'AL, I don't rec'lect anymore. f'Don't you believe every woman should have a vote? No, replied Milton A, but I believe every woman should have a voter. Nathan K. fon a fishing tripl- Boys, the boat is sinking! Is there anyone who knows how to pray? Marion S.- I do. Nathan- All right, you pray and the rest of us will put on the life belts. There's one shy. Heard in Virgil Class Miss Allmendinger-'tDon't you think you'd Pagv Ninety-.vix better turn the page, Bland? You've already translated eight lines on the next. Wouldn't it Jar You to See. Mrs. Kline wearing ear-tabs or puffs. Amy Gail Porter going to Sunday School. Harry Abbott not playing craps. Lena Morrow not talking to the boys. Helen Schadd riding a bicycle. Mr. Kline in a dress suit. Mr. Lantzer not singing, W'ork for the night is coming. Helen Anthony not chewing gum. Miss Brown giving A+ on a quiz. Elizabeth Wilson without Robert S. Miss Garberson not cooking for her beloved. Miss Kline on a dance Hoor. Miriam Smart without her bunch. Mrs. Thiele not singing, Viva, Viva, Captain John. Flop Uhler not trying to get into society. Geraldine Tavenner not calling for Chester Berry. Helen Holland trying to vamp Fred Allmendinger. Miss Brown not talking to a Senior. Mr. Adam says that in his opinion Macbeth is rich, rare and racyf' We don't care so much about the hairs of our head being numbered but we'cl like to have 'em fastened in better. Mr. Lantzer-Did you have a brother in this course last year? Frosh-No, sir. It was I. I'm taking it over again. Mr. Lantzer-Extraordinary resemblance, thoughg positively extraordinary. One Sunday Lloyd Mautz went to Columbus and visited Olentangy Park. While there he had a disput with a park policeman. The cop said Get off the grass, there. Don't you see the sign? Lloyd- I ain't walkin' on your old grass. I'm stepping between.

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