Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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v-1 CU 5 111 If V0CAT'0NA Hinlilln, Helen Elizabeth Thlllaul, Richard Carlisle Doydl Cmfcnpc PMFSIL -TI'-1 EFHQS1' llittenrauch, Harold F. Thomas, Harker F. Dmkef Fffmk K- Rclmilfi Paul J- Horseman. Lula M. A Thompson, Elcanpr Grace i d Dllllzlln, Rlsscll G. liitzler, Jflllll Gerald Hamm, Mllclmd Thompson, Gladys Allella 1 ' 1' Janes, Donald Stenele, .Iain Frelericli Irwin, Edwin Turner, Agnes Louise Kl'iSh0l'- Kmlwlll Stfemfl ,Vernon LCVOY Johnson, Carrie I. Tuttle, Grace Elizabeth Lflllner, Ray A. Yerllllillflll, Dean L. llollillfl Thelma Urlfk' Georgia . Mf'1'gfU1f Bmw Everett Vivilfzifll R351 E- Jones, Otis LeRoy Walker, Harriet Merrick ZHSWH, DOH- D- Kflshner, Hazel A. ward, Alben w. J Q GENERAL COURSE lEeinan,HRllnald tllellllsis IL. 1 Adams, Ruth Lennon, Lillian Elwylla KQHSZAYDYJYLEGS wfwflbilrn KHZIEAOU Se Jlaldwin, Martha Patricia Lewis, Cleolwl. Belle .Kenyon 'FAI Lucille Wglltpmuel, .lhbnl Barnett Mae Lillian Lahnleu Oswell B. 3 '. ' X . I ' L A ' V ' . . . ' Kerr Mildred Wllllalns, Esther Vuian necman' Florence Livingston' kms Cosby Kev,Marv Mflrgfflret ' Williams Marffaret Lfluretta Bcerbollfff Helen Mnmfef LO'-V H- Vifgilm 1qi6lSlAllllifll'eElA15' wwllfllwei Rolfierf clirfsllflfl Ronge, Gladys Irene Lumberson, Cliiforcl James King' Thelma' W0l.aeY1 ihml ' ' Runner' hum Maymrd' OPM ' Iflmll, Nerllrl Evelvn Wov Riarsi Fsthcr Roger, Sarah Ruth Merchant, Edwin I mls K Ehermd' -Wulf ihrl,ey F , , Boyer, Dorothy Metcalf, Donald Lisle 'fu l' ' R WH ht 731 ,lim 1 1 gush, Marioll Alice Miller, Althet Loera g ' J' D ' A ' ush, Oliver Edward Miller, William H. Farder, Charles W. Mohat, Chester 0. ' BOARD OF EDUGATIDN Carey, Genese Hilda liinore, Ralph T. , , . Vzlrey, Laurence Maurice Mlllltsillger, Maraaret F- C' GELEBHEIMEF' Preslderit Pllalnberlain. Doris Murplu, Althia C. Mrs' MINXHQ J. KING, V. pres. Fllennweill, Mariflll 0. liiurplq, Clayton Darwin lfllllff, Genera Belle Myers, Nellie HECTOR S- YUUNG, Clefk nbb, Merritt. Myles, Asa Herbert Y . , Cochran, Pauli-no Mcrilullfz, Mabel Irene BXRON 'E' WILSON - Clltarella, Nunzictta Louise McKinley, Deleris E. Mrs. MARJORIE Y. THIELE --V-.,-. Dall, Georgia A. McMurray, Henry George David , I' ck , J 1 , , , Day, George Frfderiz-k Posiell, Ida Maralleritc H JESSE H- MASON, Supermtendent DeB0lt, Raylllnnri Quaintanee, Flnssic Marco a Drake, Barbara E. Rama, Harlan T. TEACHERS Ellis, Howard N. Riddle, Lois C. K. H. MARSHALL, Principal fi.-i.-if i,gfliclQQfd'Di2g2mI Mlm ?nff531Q:P'tflelgguivgllnorc Olla Allnlclldinger Lerey H. Rielrer. Fldler, wendau B. Rubmsl Mary Helen Flenlellt Al-1411411-ll Corinne Rosehrolk Fields, Kenneth E, Sager, Morris C. Qnrolme Bfmnel Erwm H' Shade. Fics, Glenna Mae Scllumzlker, Catherine E. Ldlfh Bfmm: Gm Hubfmm Fax, Marion Francis Seekel, Lfnlise Loufsc cmmmghmn I' ,Hg Smxth, FmnmalMmam Shmm,PhmdmhIkhn IWOW BWWMW PUWHM mmm l,vl.mmmn' Hume M. Sifrlll Helen farollne Frc-derlcksen Anna Scllwartz f Q9 QD Q3 1102 Ot M 3SS Cl .4 Not finished, but begun. : E 557' E ' eg-'52 .- -L msopp 9355 d ?'4 . . . L cu2Q'WM 'rm QH::4 Q tlh-1 b l 2 E .E -2' .rr H 325 3Q::H HW pk F'-Ali CPHQ Snag? png , EEE .Z m- - Mania G Q1 E .: Eg AWE Q ulcpot zigmg .,, . .-lL,v-A iiisz WYE.-.E Esscz mmmmm 2 E - P4 . ci F11 :ua I-nhl 'U' OEQQ, :, H nu5wE PPE-uf: -Q -C 42.2 ,,:'Eg:l5 QQQDKQ. Cnet? GTTCT :Lage Welfley L . Margaret h arlrwit M Hazzel si r: 2 E rn YR E .1 c E K. C I cl: E r-l : .E :a : S- C 6 U2 o M A -1-v 2:3 2:3 E Q Q 'Um C u c:s',1 Q0 ,EE me 225 25 0 UE W M CDM can lil? C ' C GJ L4 3 z off: FEE f:'. 1-4'fP-r' DMM C'-'I :-: C455-4 Q Q G MLM 54. O M E in s .nv are km iam EE. LPC : CP. an 0: E: Ein QMS E0 cc G?:: ' Ee? ,lace n-'C-I L. an H Q FZ: .MQ :Qu mmm 0 o 1 .FE n 2 2 Q Q 5 5 r-15 fam F-wh.. .fU,! wru 5 5 1'-'.-T' MQ EQ: 1-:L-S4 LCC 2 .- :J FS 5 E IL G fe C ca L. W -J L e1 E .rx r -, PRESS G lv-HGH HARDIN A uclrey Swisher, Eilyihe XVilI2lrd R. HUIIHSY,

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The Song of Hiawatha SYNOPSIS C-itche Manito, the Mighty, Called the tribes of men together Smoked the calumet, the Peace-Pipe As a signal to the nations. Warning, chiding, spake in this wise . 'I will send a Prophet to you, A Deliverer of the Nationsf The ancestry of Hiawatha is found in the four winds. Mudjekeewis, having conquered the Great Bear of the Mountains, became the West Wind, Father of the Winds of Heaven. To his children he gave the others, Wabun, the East Wind, Shawondasee, the South Wind, and Kabibonokka, the North Wind. Wabun brought the WildHowers, and Morning, and wooing the Star of Morning, forever in the Heavens, they were seen together walking. But the fierce Kabibonokkal He it was whose hand in Autumn, stained the Leaves with red and yellow, he it was who sent the Snow- flakes, and filled with Ice the lakes and rivers. Shawondasee, fat and lazy, had his dwelling in the never-ending Summer, he it was who sent the Wood-birds. ln his life he had one shadowfhe had loved the Dandelion, but too lazy to pursue her, he had only gazed upon her, and his warm breath changed her to the Thistle- down. Mudjelceewis had wooed Wenonah, but faithlessly deserted her. Broken-hearted, she died, leaving their son, Hiawatha, to the care of his grandmother, Nokomis. Many things, Nokomis taught him, of the stars that shine in Heaven, showed him lshlcoodah, the comet, the Death Dance of the Spirits, the Firefly, Wah-wah-tayseeg he saw the Moon rise, heard the Owl and Owlets, saw the Rainbow in the Heaven. Cut of childhood into manhood Now had grown my Hiawatha and learning from old Nokomis of the desertion of his father set out to find him. Filled with awe was Hiawatha,'at the aspect of his father: filled with joy was Mudjekeewis, when he looked on Hiawatha. First they talked of Hiawatha's brothers, Wabun, Shawondasee, and Kabibo- nokka, but when Wenonah was mentioned, Hiawatha cried, lt was you who killed Wenonahg then began the deadly conflict. But Hiawatha