Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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T1L'f'lIfy-X!'I.'f'll Alice Addams. Dorothy Alexander, Jane Anderson, Luella Anderson, Vir- ginia Andrews, Lloyd Augenstine, Everett Baker, Loren Baker, Howard Barkley. Kelsey Bartlett, Mildred Bauer. Karl Bechtle, Irma Betz, Donna Biggert. Isa- bel Black, Geraldine Bonecutter. Char- lotte Borden, Jesse Bowman. James Brady, Helen Brelsford. Paul Bristley. Stuart Brock. Bonnie Brown, Ula Burdette, Robert Burton. Anna But- ler, Harold Callahan. Daisy Canada, Charles Caprino, Robert Cass, Joe Castner. Carl Chaney, John Chrispin, Marguerite Clarke, Dorothy Clum, Dean Cockran. Carl Cockrell, Doris Colle, Mary Col- lins, James Conkle, Helen Conley. Gene Copeland, Yvonne Cory, Carl Cowell, John Craner. Harry Crawbaugh. Don Creviston. Victor Croman, George Crotinger, Rich- ard Crow, Edythe Crowder, Carl Danner, Emma Davis. Eva Davis. James Day, Gall Debolt. Joe Deily. Virginia Dennis, Marjorie Deyson. Neil Dickerson, Johanna Diegle, Frances Dodds, Willard Durfey. Charles Dutt. James Eager. Wayne Eibling. Dorothy Elliott, Jay Endsley. Gilbert Everly. Carrie Farmer, Dorothy Fetter, Helen Fields. Eleanor Flach. William Ford, Donald Garver, Robert Garrison, Opal Gaster, Frederick Gelbaugh, Marion Gettys. Lois George, Roy Gherman. Waneta. Gibson. Virginia Glimpse, Hubert Goerlich, Le Roy Graybill. Mar- garet Gruber, Vernon Gruber, Virginia Hanover, Martha Hansberger, Esther Haskill. Harold Haycox, Susan Hickman. Emery Hill, Rex Hill. Margaret Hinton, Alfred Hirsch. Fred Hoch, Raymond Hochstetter, Emmet Hodges.

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- l l,-if L I, , Hubert Goerlich Richard Crow Dorothy Elliott Walter Ruzzo President Vice-Prcsirlml Srr1'r'fm'3' Treasurer Sophomore Zlaistorp As freshmen, part of the class of 1935 attended Vernon Junior High while the others were students at Central. The Vernon freshmen chose Harry Winters, president, Page Boyer, vice-president, Frank Roberts, secretary, and Betty Strayer, treasurer. Members of the class participated in a spring concert sponsored by the Vernon glee clubs, orchestra and band under the direction of Mr. Hamor Mitchell. A pageant, The Tapestry Weavers, directed by Miss Lela Brookshire and Miss Una Ackley, was given by the Girl Reserves. It pictured the life of a Girl Reserve as a tapestry, the pattern of which was the Girl Reserve Code, and the threads woven into the pattern represented those activities she should make a part of her life. The Spirit of Weaving, Mary Stoner, brought to the Spirit of Girl Reserve, Jean Burns, the threads of Good Times, Friendship of Good Books, Service, World Friendship, Music, and Love of Naturef' The threads woven in the tapestry were presented in five scenes. The first, Annabelle Winters and Johanna Diegle were among the members of the Hiking Group, Irma Betz, Dorothy Clum, Jean Knapp, Virginia Andrews, Reva Loudenslager, Eva Davis and Betty Strayer were characters in the scene of Good Books , Eloise Power, Helen Linton, Dorothy Clum, Elizabeth Parshall and Jane Koons were in the Service group of scene three. Folk dancing by Melissa Holdridge, Betty Strayer, Reva Loudenslager, Mary Hogan and Martha Hansberger represented World Friendship. In scene five, l'Music,,' and Love of Nature, were interpretive dances with Helen Muntsinger and Mary Virginia Fetter as Sunrise , Jean Williams as Trees , and Ellen Phillips, the Wind, The Tapestry Weavers during the prologue were Janet Brown and Victoria Seas. The freshmen at Central elected Hubert Goerlich, presidentg Jane Wires, vice- presidentg Jane Myers, secretary, and Elaine Strawser, treasurer. During the year they presented the play, Seventeen under the direction of Miss Rosanna Crow. Those who took part were: Dan Saiter, Dorothy Jean Elliott, Jane Myers, Charles Riley, Oliver Rowley, Elsie Kenton, Mary Jane Reamsnyder, Fred Joseph, Leonard Wooley, Hubert Goerlich, Fred Hoch, Margaret Brooks, Bonnie Brown and Karl Bechtle. Central won the Junior High School championship in basketball. During the sophomore year the class elected Hubert Goerlich, presidentg Richard Crow, vice-president, Dorothy Jean Elliott, secretary, and Walter Ruzzo, treasurer. 2 ' 2 . They were represented on the debate, football and basketball teams. Twenty-six

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Mary Hogan. Melissa Holdridge, Mar- tha Holliday. John Hord, Virginia Horse- man, Marvin Howe, Rodney Hume. Nellie Inskeep, Richard Jennings. Mary Jevas, Paul Johnson, Helen Jones. James Jones. Louise Jones. Frede- rick Joseph. Myrtle Joy, Le Roy Keck. Elsie Kenton. Catherine Kessler. John Kinsey. Janet Kilts- Je?-Il KU2-DP. Charles Koohen- sparger, Robert Koehler. Jane Koons, Mary Krisher. Jack Lautenslager. Iris La Vette, William Lee, Mary Le Masters. Helen Linton. Donald Loeb, Dolly Loper, Ottemeeze Lott. Reva Loudenslager, Robert Lusk. Ruth Lynn. Catherine Malo, Betty Mapes, Imogene Marks, Wilma Marsh, James Mautz, Allen Maxwell, Robert Mayfield, Robert Meister. Helen Mercer, Robert Miley, John Miller, Wilbur Miller. Mary Monahan, Gene Morehart. Robert Morrison, Helen Muntsinger, Mary Murray. Jane Myers, Mary McAdow. Jane Mc- Clure, Myrene McCormick, Coletta Mc- Grath, Dale Needels, Dale Nickison, Anne Nicolosi, Joan Norris. Malcom O'Brien, Harriet Osmum, Ernest Owen, Morgan Parker, Elizabeth Parshall, Beulah Peach, Paul Phelps, Ellen Phillips, Miriam Pleasants. Kent Pool, Eloise Power, Virginia Preuninger, June Price, Marguerite Price, William Price, John Prichard. Carl Primm, Richard Probst. James Quay. Ruth Radebaugh. Mar- jorie Rank, Robert Rea, Mary Ream- snyder, Zelda Redmond, Robert Reid. Hilda Rice, Charles Riley. Clarence Rinnert. Willard Rinnert, Lillian Risch. Jack Robbins, Mary Roby. Paul Roush, Ona Rowland, Oliver Row- ley, Henry Ruhl, T1uz'nly-mqhf