Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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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

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Qlma Mater QTune-Ten Thousand Strongj I Come along and sing us a song Of dear old Harding High, Oh worthy the name we bear. Where age and youth have sought the truth, As the years go by Beloved is thy glorious name, Beloved is thy glorious name. Chorus : Harding High School! School! Hail to thee, Our dear old High School! Our dear old Harding High School, Our Alma Mater dear, Harding High We serve the state, our motto, Thy name we love so dear! Oh may you ever prosper Our heart's best wish for theeg Our dear old Harding High School Is for prosperity. II No colors slack our red and black, Kissed by gentle winds, When victory floats on high, And should thy form wrestle the storm As the years go by, We'll conquer for thee, or die, We'll conquer for thee, or die. -Harold Compton. Qeniur Glass bong QTune-Mother Machreej I For the years that are Hlled with a fond memory For the friendships we'll cherish with love ever new, There's a place in the future forever you'll fill- Our dear Alma Mater, so loyal and true. Chorus: We will lift high our voices and offer thee praise, Our dear Harding High School, your standards we'll raise: To you may come sorrow or prosperity, May God bless you and keep you Class '33. II In all that we endeavor or treasure as dear, The esteem of our High School must ever be near. And now that we're leaving, to class I 34- We give up our banner to-day, evermore. -Marguerita Leffler. Q- - - E. 2 'g 3 '-E 5 'f': : I T : 5' 3 Tbirly