Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1934 volume:

,fn X ff , A.. , , . WN, 4-'Sf F V ff 3 1 ,fffffl ' f'T .K f , d , X , . The 1934 Quiver stajf wish to acknowledge the courtesy of Kaujjfrnan and Fahry for the use of photographs of the Century of Progress included in this hook. Illustrations on pages four and five are hy courtesy of Review of Reviews and permission of john Paul Penhacker. A YEAR OF PROGRESS at HARDING HIGH SCHOOI Masses I. I. I. mmiiicon C. I I mellodrannal C. I. I, lliilgeg might and day, THOMAS F. ZUCK, Efliior-in-Chief BEATRICE UNCAPHER, Assisfmzz' Edifor WILLIAM T. SMITH, Business Manager fn oealselless, tireless iis the advance of progress Marvelous is the progress of the school through the short span of the last hundred years. The cen- tury of progress at Chicago is demonstrative of the spirit of ambition and achievement which is char- acteristic of the peoples of the World. At Harding High School . . . yesterday only two graduates . . . today a senior class of 260. 5 cl A helping hand Q. 4. C. kind advice Q. K. 0 :al treasured friendship 6 To 5731155 Jbfargurcf YV0lflf'y wc dvdirafz' ibis book in fbc fowl 'N1l'llI0l'ft'X of a jllezzsuzd 6l716l'iI1Xf1'1lCfjL'L' assoviafion. Forvwr fbc 1'L'l7Il'l71b1'l1l1C'f? of fam' esiimuble qualifies will spur 113 on fo fha' l1t'l'L'IOIIIl7!'lIf of fha' 11111111 IIIYLII bemnfifying of the characfcr. I11 a quiet and 7l770l7fl'7lKi'1JL' way she acids L40 the b6ffC'1'fl16'1'7f of us all by hw' good ziveds, trustworthy and L'xe111j'1lnry living. 7 Through the ages, a certain few have stood out to lead the rest. In our school-the faculty has been the medium of advancement. It is to them that the credit is due. A visitor once commented on the fine spirit which existed between teachers and pupils at Harding. Many students treasure memories of some time when a problem was solved or a burden made lighter by the friendly counsel of some teacher. Education comes not through books alone but through contact with personalities worth while, and Harding High students admire and esteem the group of men and women who give the best of themselves in quiet and dependable service during the three years at high school. 8 V The administration C. .. 5. Wealth of minutes, money, and brains THE FACULTY I GEORGE BOWMAN During the last few years when everything, including the schools, was sunk in the mire of depression, Mr. Bowman, the superintendent of the Marion Public Schools, successfully kept Harding High available to those who wished to advance. The task has not been and is not an easy one. Finances proved difhcult to balance but with the interests of each stu- dent at heart, the obstacles were overcome. Not yet is the danger of closed doors gone. As the students of Harding High pass into the world of men and women, may the intelli- gent interests of each and all make the task of Mr. Bowman easier and the future more secure. 10 l L iggwg l When Central Junior High was the first Marion High School, Mr. Marshall was principal. His first graduating class numbered 47. Times have changed and through efficient management, improvement of conditions, and enlargement of opportunities the class of '34 totals 257, To each student in trouble and triumph Mr. Marshall's encouraging advice made the rough spots smooth and left a happy memory of high school days. Through the cooperation of Mr. Marshall, faculty, and students, Harding High School, originally built for 800 now accommodates 970 in contentment and order. K. H. MARSHALL 11 sympathetic and lkiiimd .advice .. . .. glloiryiimig in the attainment T. R. Evans, Band, Orchestra, Choral Work . . . Lucile Young, Commercial Law, Bookkeeping, Typing . . . Russell Dunlap, Shorthand and Typing . . . J. L. Gries, Typing, Bookkeeping . . . L. A. Webb, Solid Geometry, World History . . . W .R. Roberts, Senior and Junior Shop . . . Mabel Turney, Caesar, Cicero, Vergil . . . lsabel Ereer, French . . . Margaret Wolfley, English and English Literature . . . Edith Brown, American History and Civics . . . Mella Van Meter, Related Arts . . . L. H. Rieker, Junior Mechanical Drawing and Shop . . . A. F. Lantzer, Modern History, Higher Arithmetic . . . Lucile Foreman, Journalism and American Literature . . . P. K. Rauhauser, American History and Civics, Modern History. 12 of their handiwork ., . .. trustworthy and helpful at every turn Ruby Craner, English and Algebra . . . Margery Eymon, English and American Literature . . . Ruth Star, French, American Literature . . . T. D. Bain, Geography, Biology, Debate . . . H. Smith, Physics . . . G. B. Williams, History, Physical Education . . . D. N. Bohyer, Economics, Basketball . . . E. Paul Huffman, Plane Geometry . . . M. Sipe, Com- mercial Law, Typing, Shorthand . . . G. E. Cheadle, Biology, Football . . . Rachel McAfee, Economics, Physical Educa- tion . . . Jean Freer, English and English Literature . . . A. C. Koenig, Senior Mechanical Drawing, Sophomore Shop . . . R. A. Todd, Printing, Shop Math, Mechanical Drawing . . . E. H. Shade, Chemistry . . . Isabelle Stump, English . . . Louise Cunningham, Geography . . . Etta Jacoby, Librarian. 13 Just as the great thermometer towered above the crowds at the Century of Progress and marked the varying degrees of temperature, so the classes mark the progress of a student's life at Harding High, advancing through the rising degrees, Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors. At the outset the Sophomores started at the bottom with all the mixed feelings of insignificance, newness, and awe of the Seniors. As the first impressions of high school wear off, they gradually accustom themselves to the upgrade. The Junior students do not have the inexperience of the Sophomores, nor yet the wisdom of the Seniors, so they are just in the middle of advancement. Their school life con- tains the pleasantness of last year and hopes of the Senior year. The Seniors with possession of knowledge, expectantly look toward the future with the regrets of the past dimmed by the whirl of parties, picnics, exams, and graduation. 14 i elevation is gradual by degrees C. L. sephemere, junior, senior 15 -s 1? tm i ' lasts 5 . 1. ellnss representatives. Q. . ealpatblle, outstanding in enelh Cllt21SS SENIOR5: Ivan Schmidt, 171'I'Xi!lL'7lfj Maurice wIlllICU1l1, 1'iL'r'-pr'r'xirfcf1l, Howard Eclsall, svcreiaryg Donald Quaintance, tr'cas11rw'. JUNIORS: Hubert Gocrlicli, presidfutg jane Myers, zficc-jlrcsirfrwtg Betty Strayer, secrcfimyg Olive Rowley, treas1c1'er. 1' SOPHOMORES: Wilfred Staker, 17I'6'SitlL'lIfj Elaine Strawser, z'icc-j1r1'sir1r11fg Jeannette Amman, serrctary, Margaret Vance, lreaxurer. tl' P W 16 ' Strangely mixed are the feelings of the seniors, the class responsible each year for the Quiver. Here in this volume are the records of their achievements, their teachers, their classmates. Here is their treasure of memories, and as they turn its pages and ponder on its meaning there are mingled feeling of intense joy and tender sorrow--joy in the past three years at Harding, sorrow that it is so nearly over. However, knowing that progress means change, and that life in the world outside the walls of Harding is just be- ginning for them, they face the future courageously and triumphantly. The Juniors are indeed the happy ones, for they have passed through the trying period of adjustment which comes to Sophomores, and they do not have the pangs of sadness which the Seniors feel at leaving high school. The momentous problem for them is-how to plan the most delightful prom possible with as little extravagance as possible. The glorious records of the Senior class are ever before them and they must strive mightily in debates, athletics, music, and drama to uphold the honor of their class. From Vernon Heights and Central Junior High they came to begin a new life at Harding High. Strange faces, new names, the self assurance of the Juniors and Seniors awed them at first. Soon, however, the strangeness wore off, and they felt at home-no longer strangers but a part of high school life. June finds them with the past year only a memory and in their hearts and mind, dreams of their future in Harding High School. 17' Norman Adams Glenna Augensteln James Baer Eugene Agnew Harold Austin Dorothy Baker Myron Althouse John Austin Milton Baker 18 NORMAN ADAMS General Course Junior Play, Senior Play, Ye Merrie Players. EUGENE AGNEW General Course Glee Club, Senior Play, Name Card Committee, Ye Merrie Players. MYRON ALTHOUSE General Course GLENNA AUGENSTEIN Commercial Course Glee Club, Tri-Hi. HAROLD AUSTIN General Course JOHN AUSTIN General Course JAMES BAER Voraiional Course DOROTHY BAKER General Course Glee Club, Junior Play, Ye Merrie Players. MILTON BAKER General Course Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Band, Grchestra. ROBERT BAKER College Prep. Hi-Y, National Honor Society. WESLEY BALD AUF General Course GRACE BARBER Commercial Course Tri-Hi, Kinesian Club. Robert Baker Wesley Baldauf Grace Barber Mae Brown Marguerite Bryant Mabel Burke MAE BROWN General Course Kinesian Club, G, A. A. MARGUERITE BRYANT C!I7lI771f'V'FfL1l Course Tri-Hi, Kinesian Club, G. A, A. NIABEL BURKE Gmferal Course Inter-Nos. NORMA BARRETT College Prep. Band, Tri-Hi, Kinesian Club, Aim-Hi, G. A. A. PAUL BIBLER General Coarse Glee Club, Junior Play, Herald Staff, Hi-Y, Ye Merrie Players. MARGARET BIRCH General Course SAM BIRNBAUM College Prep. Junior Play, Herald Staff, Hi-Y, Press Club, Ye Merrie Players, Library Council, Basketball Mgr. ALICE BLAKE College Prep. Glec Club, Junior Play, Senior Play, Quiver Staff, Tri-Hi, Le Petit Salon, Booster Club, Ye Mer- rie Players, Ring 8: Pin Committee, Kinesian Club, G. A. A., National Honor Society. LUCILLE BRABSON General Course Orchestra, Junior Play, Senior Play, Herald Staff, G. A. A., Tri- Hi, Le Petit Salon, Press Club, Ye Merrie Players, Kinesian Club, Re- ception Committee, Class Prophecy, National Honor Society. RALPH BRAMMER Vocational Course Industrial Research Club. EDITH BROWARSKY General Course Glee Club, Junior Play, Tri-Hi, Ye Merrie Players. FLORENCE BROWN Coimmercial Course Tironian Club. Norma Barrett Sam Birnbaum Ralph Brammer Paul Bibler Alice Blake Edith Browarsky Margaret Birch Lucille Brabson Florence Brown 19 Helen Burns Mary Cahill John Canterbury Virginia Butts Robert Cahill Harold Carlisle Mary Catherine Byers Mary Campbell Louise Carpenter 20 HELEN BURNS General Course Band, Tri-Hi, Kincsian. VIRGINIA BUTTS Conzmervial Course Glce Club, Tri-Hi. MARY CATHERINE BYERS Grim-al Course Tironian Club. MARY CAI-III.L Grmwal Course Glee Club, junior Play, Herald Staff, Quiver Staff, Tri-I-Ii, Ye Merrie Players, Kinesiau Club, Press Club, G. A. A., National Honor Society. ROBERT CAHILL College Prep. Orchestra, Glee Club, Junior Play, Herald Staff, Hi-Y, Roman Senate, Press Club, Ye Merrie Players. MARY CAMPBELL Orchestra, Glee Club, Junior Play, Senior Play, Herald Staff, G. A. A., Kinesian Club, Le Petit Salon, Inter Nos, Press Club, Booster Club, Ye Merrie Players, National Honor Society. ,IOHN CANTERBURY College Prep. Debate, junior Play, Quiver Staff, Harding Forensic League, Le Petit Salon, Ye Merrie Players, Football, Basketball, Prom Finance Committee, Class Historian, Invi- tation Committee, Hi-Y. HAROLD CARLISLE General Coizrsc' Glee Club, Senior Play, Hi-Y, Student Council, National Honor Society. LOUISE CARPENTER C0'77IlIIFI't'iHl Course Tironian Club. PAULINE CHAMBERS Com111crcial Course Junior Play, Tri-Hi, Debate, Press Club, Ye Merrie Players, Li- brary Council, Aim-Hi. CHARLES CLARK Vocational Industrial Research. LOUIS CHAPPELL General Course Hi-Y, Football, Basketball. Pauline Chambers Charles Clark Louis Chappell Walter Cover Donald Cramer Jack Danner WALTER COVER General Course DON ALD CRAMER Gl'I1f'I'tlI COIlI'.YL' JACK DANNER Glee Club, Quiver Carnival, Hi- Y, Football, Basketball Manager. MILDRED CLARK College Prep. Glee Club, Aim-Hi. ROBERT CLEMENS Gl'71L'I't1l Course RICHARD CLEVENGER College Prcflr. Cvlee Club, Le Petit Salon, Roman Senate, National Honor Society. HELEN COOK C0'Illllll'l'l'itII Courxz' Tironinn Club. MARY JANE COOK Cowzmerciul Course Tri-Hi, Tironian Club. MARGUERITE COONS Cuu1u1r'rr'iul Course Senior Play, Tri-Hi, Tironian Club, Ye Merrie Players, Library Council, G. A. A., Aim-Hi. THEODORE COOPER College Prep. Glee Club, Junior Play, Ye Mer- rie Players. CLEO CORWIN Commercial C01u'se MARGUERITE COULTER Commercial Course Tri-Hi, Tironian Club, G. A. A., Kinesian Club, Student Council. Mildred Clark Helen Cook Theodore COOPSI' Robert Clemens Mary Jane Cook Cleo Corwin Richard Clevenger Marguerite Coons M81'EU91'1t9 COUNGSI' 21 Emil Deily Evelyn Detroit' Harold Dorfe Dale Qelauder Virginia Dilsavei Marjorie Dusaug Geraldine Denman John Dodd Edward Dutt 22 EMIL DEILY Collage Prep. Glee Club, Senior Play, Library Council, Yu Merrie Players. DALE DELAUDER V0lxl1fi0ll!lI Industrial Research. GIQRALDINE DENMAN Corazznwfiul Course Senior Play, Tironian Club, G. A. A., Clieer Leader, Ye Merrie Players. EVIZLYN DETROW Cou1uu'rcial Cours? Tri-Hi, Tironian Club. VIRGINIA DILSAVER Gwzwal Course .IOHN DODD College Prep. Senior Play, Hi-Y, Booster Club, Ye Merrie Players. HAROLD DORFE ' I70IYIfi071dI Industrial Research Club. MARJORIE DUSANG Gwzeral Conrst' Glee Club, Tri-Hi, G. A. A. IQIJWARD DUTT Vovulional CHARLES EBLIN Cozlzmerciul Course ROBERT EDDY VOCdfi071Hl HOWARD EDSALL College Prep. Secretary, Glee Club, Senior Play, Hi-Y, Le Petit Salon, Booster Club, Football Manager, Quiver Benefit Committee, Prom Program Committee. Charles Eblin Robert Eddy Howard Edsall Doris Fogleson Mary Jane Foos Garnet Forshey DORIS FOGLESON General Course Glec Club, Junior Play, Senior Play, Inter Nos, Tirornian Club, Ye Merrie Players. MARY JANE F005 Commercial Course' GARNET FORSHEY General C011 me ESTHER MARIE EGGLESTON General Course Aim-Hi, Tri-Hi. JUANITA ELLISON General Course Band, Tri-Hi, Library Council, Kinesian Club. FRANCES EMMONS College Prep. Senior Play, Herald Staff, Tri- Hi, Inter Nos, Press Club, Ye Mer- rie Players, G. A. A., Aim-Hi, National Honor Society. JEANNETTE EVANS Commereial Course CARL EXENCAMPER General Course Glee Club, Hi-Y, Football. HELEN FERGUSON Commercial Course Tri-Hi, Aim-Hi, Kinesian Club, G. A. A. M ARY FE TTER Commercial Course Tri-Hi. VICTOR FETTERHOFF College Prep. Le Petit Salon. DONALD FLESHER Commerfiul Course Hi-Y, Varsity H Club, Football, Basketball. Esther Marie Eggleston Jeannette Evans Mary Fetter Juanita Ellison Carl Exencamper Victor Fetterhoif Frances Emmons Helen Ferguson Donald Flesher 23 Barbara Fralich Douglas Gardiner Perry George Violet Fremont Frank Gegenheimer Joseph Gillespie Grace Gandert Alice George Helen Gornpf 24 BARBARA ERALICH College Prep. Orchestra, Glee Club, Junior Play, Senior Play, Herald Staff, Editor, Tri-Hi, Le Petit Salon, Na- tional Honor Society, Inter Nos, Press Club, Booster Club, Ye Mer- rie Players, G. A. A., Ring and Pin Committee, Kinesian Club, Aim-Hi, Prom Committee, Quiver Beneht Committee. VIOLET FREMONT Colrzrzlwfirzl Course G. A. A. GRACE GANDERT C07771lIl'l'l'idl Course' Senior Play, Junior Play, G. A. A. DOUGLAS GARDINER College Prep. Quiver Staff, Hi-Y. FRANK GEGENHEIMER College Prep. Band, Orchestra, Junior Play, Senior Play, Hi-Y, Herald Staff, Le Petit Salon, Roman Senate, Press Club, Booster Club, Ye Merrie Players, Senior Breakfast Commit- tee, Prom Committee, National Honor Society. ALICE GEORGE Gr'm'rnl C3011 rxr' PERR Y GEORGE Vonztiomtl JOSEPH GILLISPIE Gvrlzfral Courxr HELEN GOMPF Commrrcirzl Camaro Tironian Club, Library Council, National Honor Society. WILTON GOMPF General Course RUTH GORMAN General Course Orchestra. MELVIN GRIFFITH General Course Hi-Y, Basketball. Wilton Gompf Ruth Gorman Melvin Griffith eber Hazen deline Hecket' hyllis Hacker REBER HAZEN Vocational lndustrial Research Club. ADELINP HIQCKER fil'71i'l'tll Conrxr Orcltestra, Glee Club, Tri-Hi, Aint-Hi. PHYLLIS HFCKER G4'm'r'ul Cozrrsr Glee Club, Junior Play, Senior Play, Tri-Hi, Press Club, Ye Mer- rie Players, Library Council, Kine- sian Club, G. A. A., Class Song Committee, National Honor So- ciety. WALTER HABIZRMAN Gwlerul Course Hi-Y, Varsity H Club, Football. WALTER l-lALDPNlAN Com nnfrrirzl Con me Glee Club, junior Play, Ye Mer- rie Players, Tironian Club. GEORGE HAR DIN Grmfnzl Course Glee Club, Hi-Y. R AY HARPER Gvmfrrzl C011 me Glee Club, MARGARET HARRIS C1'm'rul Cuursz' Senior Play, Ye Merrie Players, G .A. A. RALPH HARRUFF Gt'lI!'I'lll Courxr' Glee Club, Freshman Play, Quiver Carnival. BEULAH HART General Course Tri-Hi, Kinesian Club. WOODROW HARTLEY General Course NTARJORIE HAYNER Commercial Course junior Play, Senior Play, Herald Staff, Quiver Staff, Tironian Club, Press Club, Booster Club, Ye Mer- rie Players, Library Council, G. A. A., Kinesian Club, National Honor Society, Class Propliesy. Walter Haberman Ray Harper Beulah Hart Walter Haldeman Margaret Harris Woodrow Hartley George Hardin Ralph Harruff Marjorie Hayner 25 .al .-4 Eleanor Hedges Leroy Hinamen Elizabeth Houser MarJorie Heiser Paul Huffman Jean Howard Marvin Hildbold Jean Houghton Gene Hudson 26 ELEANOR HEDGES College Prep. Junior Play, Senior Play, Tri-Hi, Le Petit Salon, Ye Merrie Players, Kinesian Club, G. A. A., Invitation Committee, Oreliestra Committee, National Honor Society. MAKIORIE HEISER Gwzifrul Courxv Le Petit Salon, Tironian Club. MARVIN HILDBOLD GK'llt'l'tIl Course Orchestra. LEROY HINAMON Gene: al C011 raw PAUL HOFFMAN College Prep. Hi-Y. VIIIAN HOUGHTON Gwzvral Course junior Play, Senior Play, Herald Staff, Aim-Hi, Tri-Hi, Tironian Club, Press Club, Ye Merrie Players, Library Council, G. A. A., National Honor Society. ELIZABETH HOUSFR Germ-ul Couric' Glee Club, G. A. A,, Kinesian Club, Tri-Hi. ,IFAN HOVVARD College Prep. Glee Club, junior Play, Senior Play, G. A. A., Tri-Hi, Le Petit Salon, lnter Nos, Booster Club, Ye Merrie Players, Kinesian Club, Cheer-leader, S e n io r Breakfast Committee, P r 0 in Committee, N arionnl Honor Society. GENE HUDSON College Prep. Junior Play, Senior Play, Hi-Y. Ye Merrie Players, Football, Basket- ball. ARTI-IUR HULTZ fil'Ilt'l'lIl Course Glee Club. DONALD HUMES College Prep. Glee Club, Roman Senate, Proph- esy Committee, National Honor Society. LOIS HUMES College Prep. Glee Club, Junior Play, Senior Play, Herald Staff, Tri-Hi, Le Petit Salon, Inter Nos, Press Club, Ye Merrie Players, Aim-Hi, Nation- al Honor Society. Arthur Hultz Donald Humes Lois Humes uth KOhb2I1'g'iII' irginia Koons hrist Lagos RUTH KOHBARGAR General Course VIRGINIA KOONS Gwivml Course Senior Play, Ye Merrie Players, Herald Staff, Tri-Hi, Press Club, Aim-Hi. CHRIST LAGOS Gcnerzzl Course Quivur Carnival, Hi-Y. KATHERINE HUNTSMAN C07llI71l'1'L'i4lI Collmv DOROTHY HURR C0111 rzzmfial Courxz' Glue Club, Tironian Club, CLAIR JACOBY College Prrp. Band, Chorus, Hi-Y. RICHARD General JOHNSON COIll'Xt' Quiver Staff, Library Council. VIRGIL JOHNSON College Prcp. Band, Orchestra, Glee Club, junior Play, Herald Staff, Press Club, Ye Merrie Players, Basketball AMIL AIOHNSQN Vomiiamll Glcc Club, Quiver Carnival, In- dustrial Research. ISABELLE KELLEY Gerzrral Course Orchestra, Glee Club. ROBERT KIMMEL General Course DONNA RUTH KLINGEL General Conrsc Tri-Hi, Press Club, Kinesian Club, G. A. A., Aim-Hi. ,HWY Katherine Huntsman Richard Johnson Isabelle Kelley Dorothy Hurr Virgil Johnson Robert Kimmel Clair Jacoby Emil Johnson Donna. Ruth Klingel 27 Marietta Larkin Starling Lewis Lewis Mahla Janet Lattzmore Wilbur Lewis Harold Markin Margaret Lehman Mary Carolyn Line Virginia Marshall 28 MARIETTA LARKIN General Course Herald Staff, Press Club, Ye Mer- rie Players, Junior Play. JANET LATTIMORE Co NZ UlL'l'f'llll C011 VS? MARGARET LEHMAN College Prep. Secretary, Herald Staff, Quivcr Staff, Inter Nos, G. A. A., National Honor Society. STARLING LEWIS General Course Senior Play, Tri-Hi, Ye Merrie Players, Library Council, G. A. A., National Honor Society. WILBUR LEWIS Vofdliorzul junior Play, Booster Club, In- dustrial Researcb Club, Ye Merrie Players, Name Card Committee, National Honor Society. MARY CAROLYN LINE Gem-ral Course Glue Club, Chorus, junior Play, Senior Play, Herald Staff, Tri-Hi, Press Club, Ye Merrie Players, G. A. A., Aim'Hi. LEWIS MAHLA Conzmervial Course Senior Play, Herald staff, Quiver Staff, Hi-Y, Press Club, Booster Club, Ye Merrie Players, Name Card Committee. HAROLD MARKIN College Prep. Band, Orchestra, National Honor So:iety. VIRGINIA MARSHALL Commercial Canrre Herald Staff, Tironian Club, Press Club, National Honor So- ciety. JIM MARTIN College Prep. Hi-Y, Football, Basketball. WAYNE MARTIN Vocational GEORGE MASON General Course Senior Play, Hi-Y, Varsity H Club, Student Council, Ye Merrie Players, Football, Class W'ill, Basketball. Jim Martin Wayne Martin George Mason irginia. Musgrave elmar McAdow argaret McAfee VIRGINIA MUSGRAVE Commercial Courre Herald Staff, Tironian Club, Press Club, Library Cguncil, Name Card Committee, G. A. A., Kine- sian Club, National Honor Society. l DELMAR MCADOW' Vorafionul Industrial Research. MARGARET MCAI3I'1If General Course Tri-Hi, Aim-Hi, G. A. A. VENA MATTHEWVS Gfm'r'al Course Le Petit Salon, Tironian Club. GEORGE MAY Gelmrul Con rn' WILLIAM MECAY College Prrjl. VIVIAN MILEY General Course Glee Club, Senior Play, Tri-Hi, Le Petit Salon, Ye Merrie Players, G. A. A., Kinesian Club. BETTY -IANF MILLER General Course Herald Staff, Tri-I-li, Press Club, Inter Nos, Booster Club, G. A. A., Kinesian Club, Ring and Pin Com- mittee, Class Will, Prom Com- mittee. VERA MILLER Vena Matthews Vivian Mileyl Edwifill M0011 I A George May Betty Jane Miller Jaco oore I Gmwm Conn? William Meeay Vera Miller Dorothy Morrison EDWARD MOON College Prep. Glee Club, Junior Play, Hi-Y, Le Petit Salon, Booster Club, Ye Merrie Players, National Honor Society. JACOB MOORE General Course DOROTHY MORRISON Commerciul Course Kinesian Club. 29 Evelyn McClelland Roland McKee Lena Nieolosi Jane McCurdy Esther Nash Annadale Nixon Georgene McGhee Margaret Neimeyer William Noel 30 EVELYN MCCLELLAND College Prep. Orchestra, Glce Club, Junior Play, Herald Staff, Tri-Hi, Le Petit Salon, Inter Nos, Press Club, Ye Merrie Players, Aim-Hi, Prom Com- mittee, Song Committee, National Honor Society. JANE MCCURDY C0771'llZl'l'Liidl Conrxe Glee Club, Library Council, Student Council. GEORGENE MCGHEE Gemmzl Course Inter Nos, G. A. A., Glee Club, Booster Club. ROLAND MCKEE Voraiioual Boozter Club. ESTHER NASH C0l1Z71161'L'idl C 0-msc MARGARET NEIMEYER General Course LENA NICOLOSI C011ZllZ61'FidI Course Tri-Hi, Aim-Hi. ANNADALE NIXON GUITEHII Course Senior Play, Tri-Hi, Ye Merrie Players, Kinesian Club, Aim-Hi. WILLIAM NOEL Gzfmwul Course Orchestra, Glee Club. DONALD NORTHRUP Gmzewzl Course JOSEPHINE ORAI-IOOD General Course Glee Club. JOE PACKER Vocatiomzl Industrial Research Club, Booster Club. Donald Northrup Josephine Orahood Joe Packer srl Rech yde Reeh 'chie Rice CARL RECH Gencfrnl Course Glen Club. CLYDE RECH Gmzfrfzl C011 me Glce Club. ARCHIE RICE GFl1Cl'HI Course RONALD PERRY Gerwrzll Course Booster Club. HOWARD PHELPS Vocational LAFE PHELPS Gezzcral Course Band. JOE PORTER Q Geazeral Course Senior Play, Junior Play, Ye Merrie Players, Herald Staff, Press Club. BETTY POWELL General Course Glec Club, Tri-Hi, Tironian Club, Booster Club. RICHARD PRETTYMAN Vofalional DONALD QUAINTANCE College Prcjz. Vice Pres., Treasurer, Junior Play, Senior Play, Herald Staff, Hi- Y, Press Club, Ye Merrie Players, Basketball, F o 0 t b a ll Manager, Booster Club, Invitation Committee, Orchestra Committee. DORIS QUICK C01n111ercial Course Press Club, G. A. A. VIRGINIA RAWLINS C07ll1?ZF1'fidl Course Tironian Club. Ronald Perry Joe Porter Donald Quaintanee Howard Phelps Betty Powell Doris Quick Lafe Phelps Richard Prettyman Virginia Rawlings 31 Helen Rice Robert Rinesmith Della Roop Edna Richardson Floyd Robinson Imogene Russell Robert Ringer Donald Roesner Robert Ruth 32 HELEN RICE Commercial Course Tironian Club. EDNA RICHARDSON Comrrzercial Course Tri-Hi, G. A. A. ROBERT RINGER General Course Junior Play, Booster Club, Ye Merrie Players. ROBERT RINESMITH General Course Booster Club. FLOYD ROBINSON Glee Club. DONALD ROESNER General Course Herald Staff, Quiver Staff. DELLA ROOP Collrgf' Prep. Glee Club, Herald Staff, Tri-Hi, Press Club, Ye Mcrric Players. IMOGENE RUSSELL Collfgf Prep. Glee Club, Senior Play, Herald Staff, Tri-Hi, Le Petit Salon, Inter Nos, Press Club, Ye Merrie Players, Aim-Hi, National Honor Society. ROBERT RUTH Vocational Industrial Research Club, Pres. CVoc.j CHARLES SAMPLES General Course JAMES SAUTTER General Course Band, Orchestra, Junior Play, Booster Club, Ye Merrie Players. MARTHA SCHLIENTZ General Course Tri-Hi, Kinesian Club, G. A. A., Aim-Hi. Charles Samples James Sautter Martha Schlientz EDDIE SMITH College Prep. Prom Committee. ADA GRACE SMITH C0171 17lUI'Cf!l1 COZLl'XL' HELEN SMITH Civlyllffdl Course Senior Play, Ye Merrie Players. IVAN SCHMIDT College Prep. President, Band, Debate, Junior Play, National Forensic League, National Honor Society, Hi-Y, Le Petit Salon, Roman Senate, Booster Club, Ye Merrie Players, Ring and Pin Committee, Student Council, Prom Finance Committee. GEORGE SEAS Gcucml Course GERALD SECKEL College Prep. Glee Club, Quiver Staff, Hi-Y, Booster Club, Football. NOVA SEIGFRIED Cormzzcrciul Course ESTHER SELANDERS C01111m'1'c'iz1l Course die Smith Tri-Hi, Inter Nos, Tironian, 41 Grace Smith National Honor Society. 'len Smith -vi? Wmnxmw- -r Y -- - CLESTON SHIRK General Course ROBERT SHACKELFORD Gc11e1'al Course Football. EUGENE SHUSTER General Cozwse CLYDE SMITH General Course Glee Club, Tironian Club. Band, Junior Play, Senior Play, Hi-Y, Press Club, Ye Merrie Players, Class Song Committee, Ivan Schmidt Nova Seigfried Cleston Shirk George Seas Esther Selanders Eugene SIQUSTSGI' Gerald Seckel Robert Shackelford Clyde Smith 33 William T. Smith Jean Snyder Margaret Spanieek John Snow Maynard Snyder Virginia Stafford Francis Snider John Soulier Robert Staub 34 WILLIAM T. SMITH College Prep. President, Glce Club, Junior Play, Senior Play, Herald Staff, Quiver Staff, Hi-Y, Le Petit Salon, Roman Senate, Press Club, Booster Club. Ye Merrie Players, Senior Breakfast Committee, Benefit Show, National Honor Society. JOHN SNOW College Prep. Bancl, Orchestra, Glee Club, Junior Play, Le Petit Salon, Roman Senate, Ye Merrie Players, Senior Breakfast Committee, Prom Com- mittee, National Honor Society. FRANCIS SNIDER General Course JEAN SNYDER Couzuzcrrial Course Chorus, G. A. A., Tironian Club, Booster Club, Kinesian Club. MAYNARD SNYDER Gmrrnl Course JOHN SOULIER Voraliomzl Senior Play, Industrial Research, Ye Merrie Players. INIARGARFT SPANICFK College Prcjl. VIRGINIA STAFFORD Cpllrgz' Prep. Herald Staff, Quiver staff, Li- brary Council, G. A. A., Press Club. ROBERT STAUB Gm:-mil Course Tironian Club, Booster Club, National Honor Society. LAURA STEELE General Course Glee Club, Tri-Hi, Tironian Club, Booster Club, Library Coun- cil, Class Will Committee, National Honor Society. ROBERT' STINE Gwferal Course VIRGINIA STOCK College Prep. Junior Play, Quiyer Staff, Tri- Hi, Ye Merrie Players, Library Council, Senior Breakfast Commit- tee, G. A. A., Kinesian Club, Prom Committee, National Honor So- ciety. Laura Steele Robert Stine Virginia Stock ra Van Buskirk Ennix Van Scoy :an Verburg VERA VAN BUSKIRK Commercial Course Senior Play, Herald Staff, Tri- Hi, Tironian Club, Library Coun- eil. RIQNNIX VAN SCOY College Prep. Glee Club, Junior Play, Senior Play, Ye Merrie Players, Hi-Y, Varsity H Club, Booster Club, Football, Ifootball Manager. JEAN VERBURG Gram-al Course Glee Club, Junior Play, Senior Play, Herald Stag, Tri-Hi, Ye Mer- rie Players, Library Council, Kine- sian Club, G. A. A., Aim-Hi. JUNE srorrm Gl'llCl't1l COIll'5L' Tri-Hi, G. A. A. HELEN STURGEON Gvucral Con rrc JUNE TAYLOR College Prep. Treasurer, Senior Play, G. A. A., Kinesian Club, Tri-Hi, Le Petit Salon, Inter Nos, Booster Club, National Honor Society. LELAND THOIKPE Vofufiorzal Junior Play, Industrial Research. AUBREY THOMPSON Grucrzzl C!lll7'.YK' Junior Play, Senior Play, Hi-Y, Booster Club, Ye Merrie Players. RAYNIOINID TII.I.lNlAN lI0C!1Iil0IIt1l Junior Play, Industrial Research Club, Ye Merrie Players. RUTH TURNER Gerleml Course Glee Club, Junior Play, Senior Play, Herald Staff, Quivcr Staff, G. A. A., Tri-Hi, Le Petit Salon, Press Club, Inter Nos, Ye Merrie Players, Kinesian Club, Aim-Hi, Invitation Committee, Prom Com- mittee, National Honor Society. BEATRICE UNCAPHER General Course President, Band, Orchestra, Jun- ior Play, Herald Staff, Quiver Staff, Tri-hi, Le Petit Salon, Press Club, Ye Merrie Players, Aim-Hi, Class Prophecy Committee, G. A. A., Re- freshment Committec, National Honor Society. JOHN UNCAPHER Geneml Course Band, Orellaestra, Debate, Hi-Y, Industrial Research, Booster Club, Ring and Pin Committee. June Stoffer Leland Thorpe Ruth Turner Helen Sturgeon Aubrey Thompson Beatrice Uncapher June Tavior Raymond Tillman John Uncapher 35 L20 V0ltZ John Warner Charme Lee Webster Glenna Walker Catherine Watson Elaine Weimer Robert Walsh Raymond Watts Paul Wells 36 LEO VOLTZ Gmeral Coursr Orchestra. GLENNA VVALKFR Corlznzmfial Course Kinesian Club, G. A. A. ROBERT WIALSH Grnrrul C011 rsc Football. JOI-IN WARNER College Prep. junior Play, Senior Play, Herald Staff, Quivcr Staif, Hi-Y, Press Club, Booster Club, Ye Merrie Players, Orchestra Committee. CATHERINE WATSON Gvm'ral Course Junior Play, Tri-Hi, Ye Merrie Players, Aim-Hi, G. A. A., Kine- sian Club. RAYMOND WATTS Vofaiiofml Industrial Research. CHARMF LEE WIQBSTER CCl7Il!1F!'c'fdI Courxr Glee Club, ,Iunior Play, G. A. A., Tri-Hi, Booster Club, Ye Merrie Players. ELAINE XVEIMER Gfwflral Conrxr' ,Iunior Play, Senior Play, Herald Staff, Tri-I-Ii, Inter Nos, Press Club, Ye Merrie Players, Library Council, Aim-I-Ii, Kinesian Club, G. A, A., National Honor Society. PAUL WELLS Grucrrzl Coursc HAROLD WENDLER College Prep. Band, Orchestra. RUTH WESTON General Course Tri-Hi, Kinesian Club, G. A. A ORUS WETZEL College Prep. Band, Orchestra, junior Play, Senior Play, Herald Staff-Editor, Le Petit Salon, Press Club, Ye Merrie Players, Invitation Com- mittees, National Honor Society. Harold Wendler Ruth Weston Orus Wetzel Earl Zimmerman Thomas Zuck Jortha Prettyman CARL ZIMMERMAN General C011 rre THOMAS ZUCK College Prep. Quiver Editor, Glee Club, Junior Play, Senior Play, Herald Staff, Hi- Y, Varsity H Club, Roman Senate, Booster Club, Ye Merrie Players, National Honor Society, Football, Name Card Committee, Bement Sliow, Prom Committee, Press Club. DORTHA PRETTYMAN General Course Glee Club, Tri-Hi. MAURICE WHITCUM College Prep. Vice Pres., Treasurer, Hi-Y, Var- sity H Club, Football, Basketball. DOROTHY XVILLIAMS Cofmmercial Course Glee Club, Tri-Hi, Tironian Club, Library Council, Aim-Hi. RUTH WILLIAMS General Course Tri-Hi, Kinesian Club, G. A. A. JOE WILLIAMSON College Prep. Band, Hi-Y, Roman Senate, National Honor Society. KATHRYN WILLlANlSON College Prep. Glee Club, Tri-Hi, Kinesian Club, G. A. A., Airn-Hi. DOROTHY WILLIS General Course Senior Play, Herald Staff, Le Petit Salon, Tironian Club. FLORENCE WOOD College Prep. junior Play, Tri-Hi, Le Petit Salon, Press Club, Ye Merrie Players, Prom Program Committee, Kinesian Club, G. A. A. ISABELLE YOST General Course Tri-Hi. ELIZABETH ZACHMAN College Prep. Secretary, Glee Club, Junior Play, Senior Play, Herald Staff, Quiver staff, Tri-Hi, Inter Nos, Press Club, Ye Merrie Players, Kincsian Club, Aim-Hi, G. A. A., Prom Refreshment Committee, National Honor Society. Maurice Whitcum Joe Williamson Florence Wood Dorothy Williams Kathryn Williamson Isabelle Yost Ruth Williams Dorothy Willis Elizabeth Zachman 57 Rose Marie Baker Harley Murphy Cleo Betz James Lewis Glen Obenour 38 ROSE MARIE BAKER G1-uvml Course Orchestra, Glcc Club, Tri-Hi. JAMES LEWIS General Course Glee Club, Hi-Y, Basketball. CLEO BETZ Co111nzvr4'ia1 Course Glee Club. HARLEY MURPHY C01nmw1'ial Course Glee Club. GLEN OBENOUR Gvmwfzl Course Glec Club, Hi-Y, Booster Club Football, Basketball. RUSSELL CR AMER Gt'llL'1'd1 C011 rse ROBERT GILBERT C0l111IIt'l'f'itlI Conrxr' Senior Play, Tirunian Club Booster Club, Ye Merrie Players, National Honor Society. RAYMOND HINKLIN Gmewrl Course ROBERT MELBY Genenzl Couric GARNET MOORE General Course DONALD PRNONGER General Course Glee Club, Quiver Carnival. HARRY WALTERS Vocafiomzl Industrial Research. LELAND WATSON Comlzzerrfinl Course Glcc Club. CORBA TUBES General Course ROBERT RICHARDS Vocniiomzl Glue Club. WRAY BEAVER General Course CAROL BENDER C01lZ7lZ67'Cidl Course Tironian Club, Glee Club. KATHRYN HARVEY Gcfzeral Course Class Prapbfry Quiver Annual Benefit Class Song Name Card SENIOR COMMITTEES Class Prophecy: Donald Quaintance, Beatrice Uncapher, Marjorie Hayner, Donald Humes, Lucille Brabsong faculiy adviser, Miss Jean Freer. Quiver Afmnal Bwzefit: Thomas Zuck, Howard Edsall, Willinin Smith, Barbara Fralichg fucully rnlafisrr, G. L. Gries. Class Song: Rennix Van Scoy, Howard Edsall, Phyllis Hecker, Eddie Smith, Evelyn McClellandg faculty a1I'L'iser, T. R, Evans, Miss Edith Brown. Name Card: Louis Mahlu, Wilbur Lewis, Virginia Musgrave, Eugene Agnew, Thomas Zuckg faculty mlviser, R. A. Todd. 40 I Il1l'ifLlfl0lI.YI ,loxn Canterbury, Eleanor Hedges, Donald Quaintance, Orus Wetzel, Ruth Turner. Class Will: Betty Jan: Miller, John Xvarner, George Mason, Joe Williamson, Laura V Srceleg fllflllfj' mlz'isi'r, Miss Margery Eymon. Class Hisiorizzzi: John Canterburyg faculty adviser, Miss Edith Brown. Sruirzr Brvflbfaslz William Smith, Jean Howard, John Snow, Virginia Stock, Frank Gcgcnlicimcrg fafnlly arlriser, Miss Isabel Freer. Ring 117111 Pill: John Uncxplicr, Alice Blake, Ivan Schmidt, Barbara Fralicli, Betty Jane Miller. 41 I 71 vitaliovzs Class Will Class Hisloriun Senior Breakfast Ring and Pin 4 Juniors Q. C. just midway f. Q. arlfficciipartiirlg their Senior I-IUBERT GOERLICH, President JANE MYERS, Vice-prcsiflent r 42 year Q. ., C. Striving toward multimate High School developmemlt BETTY STRAYER, Secretary F-LIVER ROWLEY, Treasurer 43 Snplhlonilores . C. , just beginning Q Q Q looking toward their High XVILFRED STAK1-111, PI'l'5flIl'7If ELAINE STRAxv's1aR, Vin'-preside 44 Seheell future Q. C. C. eager for the experieuees of upper elassmutes JEANETTE AMMAN, Secretary MARGARET VANCE, Treasurer 45 v A trip on the Skyride at the Century of Progress at Chicago gave the visitors a view of the activities going on within the fair. In the activity section of A Year of Progress at Harding High is a View of the activities in the High School exposition .... Looking one place we see those students who excell scholastically and Who are leaders in their classes .... Another place we see those honored in various languages and those industrious in Herald, Library, and Tironian Work . . Linked with the other groups is the music exhibit proudly displaying the band, orchestra and chorus groups .... Senior and Junior plays show the talent of a large number of students in dramatic art .... Debate and Industrial Research contrast types of interesting Work. Those interested in Debate gain poise and versatility. Those in the Industrial Research are interested in machinery which is responsible for the progress of industry .... The Social Clubs have their exhibit also, showing benefit and enjoyment derived from social contacts. 46 Harding skyride Q Q High Sazlhlocoll Activities in pelmoralmcel 47 outstanding qualities Q. L. C. student governmental participation Honor Society Slurlent Council The highest honor which a high school student may obtain is membership to the National Honor Society. Character, Scholarship, Leadership, Service . . . . Student Council members are chosen from each Home Room. Their function is to discuss, plan, and execute rules and regulation for student government. 48 he RUIMHHCQ languages L. 4. part of the old werllcdl transferred All Seniors with an average of 90 or above make up the French and Latin clubs .... The Le Petit Salon meets once a month during which French art, literature, music, and customs are discussed in the French language .... The Inter Nos meets monthly and discuss Latin life and language. 49 Le Petit Salon Inter Nos responsible for the Herald L. .. Q. all the news thauifs Ht to priumri Press Club Hrralzl Siaf The contributions of the Press Club combined with the earnest work of the editors has made the Herald possible. Information and entertainment comes forth from the paper to the eager student who im- patiently await Friday, Sth period .... Scandal, gossip, social news and events are always found in each issue. 50 emoiient onnece workers f. 0 C. choosing new books, mending of ollol Students with averages of 90 or above make the Tironian Club .... speedy and sure of themselves . . . , the future men and Women of the business World .... Those who are interested in books work in the library patiently repairing and caring for the books and keeping them available for use. 51 Tirouian Club Library Council Band, Orchestral, Mixed Chorus tribute to za Eine Band Orchcslra Under the capable direction of T. R. Evans, band and orchestra has flourished in Harding High School. All those musically talented are thus afforded excellent instruction and experience. The trail of improvement is enlarging with the winning of music contests, and able representation of the school at all times and places. 52 instructor C. 0 C. imusiie, at key to the soullgs expression Experience, entertainment, and good training are the ad- vantages offered by the Mixed Chorus. Musical training of this type is part of every well rounded education. As the - group of students interested in chorus grows larger every year, Harding ranks equally with any school of its size and is advantageously represented at every musical event. 53 Boys Chorus Girls Chorus Quality Strecetw Q. E. f. a JC. M.. Barrie romance C. C. K. as fragrant as l Quaint old maids . . . two charming sisters . . . a dashing but unimaginative hero . . . soldiers . . . lovely ladies . . . - naughty children .... Quality Street in panorama. A charming story of old England . . . Time: Wlien Napoleon was meeting his Waterloo . . . Setting: Quality Street, a cul- tured habitat of gentle folk . . . 54 olltdl lavender C. I. brought to life by Miss llsueile Foreman Action: The hero forms a friendship with the charming sisters . . . one sister thinks he loves her . . . he goes to war after unwisely investing the sisters' money . . . the young ! ladies keep a school . . . 10 years later . . . he returns . . . Hnds out that he loves her and finally wins her. 55 three .llnniior plays C. L. C. sparkling C. C. C. entertaining exerting Confelli Tbe Trysling Pluire l The Slfepiizg Bzfauly i l The Junior Class presented three one act plays, cleverly acted by those Juniors talented in dramatics and expertly directed by Miss Lucile Foreman ..... These plays offered a variety of entertainment and were enjoyed by audience and actors alike. 56 after Work is done then comes fun f. C. C. Ye Merrie Players All those students who have taken part in the Junior and Senior plays make up the dramatic club .... The purpose of this organization is to recall the pleasant happenings and humorous incidents of the play seasons at one final banquet near the end of the year. I7l11i0?' 57 Logieal reasons, argument 4. f. honor voeatiioinall students Dvlnalm IIlt,ll.Vfl'iL1l Rr'xr'uri'h Club Of all High School activities, perhaps Debate is of the most permanent value, Those students who take part in debate work derive such qualities as leadership, poise .... To promote higher scholarship among vocational students is the purpose of the Industrial Research Club. The highest third of the vocational classes are members of this club. 58 IHHQY 0 C. . to oiroauto student ooopoiraftiion and fellowship To create, maintain, and extend, throughout the school and community il higher standard of Christian living , is the purpose of the three City Hi-Y's. The clubs meet every Monday night to discuss topics of interest and to promote n feeling of companionship among the members. 59 H11 Vffing F al can .Afbfflitlll 'lfrielllli . C. .. to find and give the best and face life squarely The purpose of the Harding Girl Reserves is to create a spirit of friendliness in the school, to show true sportsman- ship at all times, to develop in each girl a deeper under standing of the earnestness of life and to prepare her for an ideal womanhood. 60 the responsibility rests with them Q. L. 0 Senior girls gym To edit the Quiver was a pleasure as well as a task. The cooperation of each member of the staff lessened the task and increased the pleasure. As the time was short, everyone did the best work possible and the editor and the staff hope that although the book is not perfect it meets your approval .... The Kinesian Club is composed of the Senior gym classes which meet each Week and under the direction of Miss Rachel McAfee learn dancing and girls' sports. QIIfl'Cf SMH Ki7IFrYfdl1 Club 61 Throughout the ages the importance of athletics has been recognized as an important factor in developing the physique, mind, and character of the participants. An example of the benefits of athletics is shown in the Olympic games which have grown from the time of the Greeks to the present day. This vast competition of athletes from the nations of the world has done much to increase understanding and friendship. In the same way the bodies and minds of school students and friend- ship between fellow athletes of our school and neighboring high schools have been developed by interclass and interscholastic athletic competi- tion .... When stalwart youths were needed to pull the jinrikishas at the Century of Progress, it was the college athletes who were called upon, in the same way the athletes of a school play an important role, not in pulling jinrikishas, but in causing the student body of Harding High to pull together and strengthen the school spirit .... During the past season Harding High has completed a fine record in games won and lost, but more important is the fact that our coaches have con- tinually stressed fair and clean competition .... Under the direction of Miss McAfee the girls of Harding High have been actively engaged in inter-school games and have derived benefits to the mind and body in the same way as the stronger sex. 62 WHQUBATUW physical pcrilgcctiicm L. K. L. 21 factor ci? mcntadl dcvcllopmcnrt ATHLETICS 63 Football .. ,. C. Basketball .. C. 0 ollcoaur thinking f. C. .. fight and Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding ,,,, . Harding ,,,,,, Shelby . Mansfield Ashland Harding L, .lllO11 ,,., wa VOK JTBALL RESULTS 12 Mount Vernon ,, 20 Delawirc ., 6 Shelby .. 6 Bucyrus .. ,. 12 Findlay , 0 Mansfield ,,,, 12 Galion ., 7 Ashland N. C. O. STANDING WY111 LUX! Pcfzwvzfngvs , 4 0 W 5 l .. 2 2 .. 1 5 U 4 Ol 1.000 750 500 250 .000 Whitcuxn, Flesher, Zuck Harbott, Haberman, Chap- pcll, Geurlich, Milcy, Ca- prino, Danncr, Walker Castner, Wcllcr, Mautz Smart, Hill, jcncs, Watson Brady, Turney, Peacock Foreman, Huntsman, Car- hart, Hagen, Rulmnn, Kail- bcr, Dulfey, Feilds, Young lsaly, Sparks, Conroy, Flack s Evans, Jevas, Lusk, Moore, Stout, Thomas. determination .. .. .. peirllgeeit' timing .. .. .. speed and eooperauiinon Whitcum, Vestal, Canter- bury, Obenour, Lewis, Win- ters, Woods, Goerl ich, Owens, Danner, Walker, Creasap, Weller, Corrigan Frazier, Ruby, Tierney, Evans, Faught, Minard, Isaly, Peacock, Conroy Senior Manager, B irnbaum. BASKETBALL RESULTS Harding ,,,Y,,,., .,,,..... 2 9 Fostoria ,,,,.,,. ,, Harding ,,,,,,,,, .. 31 Upper Sandusky Harding ,,,7., ,. 23 Kenton , .,,,,..,,,,, Harding r,,,.,,,, .. Harding ...,,,.., ,. Harding ,,,,,,.., H Harding ,,,,,,,,, L Harding ,,,,,,,,, Harding r.,,,,,. .. Harding ..,,...,, L Harding ,,,,,,,,, L Harding ,,,, .,,,, , , Harding .,..,,, , , .. Harding ,,,,.,,,, ,- Harding ,,.,,,.,. L Harding ,,,,,.,,, L Harding ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, Harding ,,,.,,,r. W Harding ,,,,..,,. .- Harding Mansfield Harding Ashland Galion Shelby Bexley ,,,,,,,,,, Delaware ,,,,,, Mansfield ,,,,.. Y-Indus. Galion .,.. Bucyrus ,,,,, Ashland ,,,,, Shelby ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Tiffin Junior Mansfield .... ,..r Canton ,,,,. Galion ,,,,,,, Bueyrus ,,.,, Shelby Ashland ,.,,,,,, Grandview Mt. Vernon ,,,,,, N. C. O. STANDING W. L. Pcf. .875 .500 .375 .375 .375 P. 237 230 185 179 179 14 4 20 11 22 26 20 34 24 22 30 23 29 51 13 27 23 21 29 29 OP. 172 198 186 172 232 Heroes of the Hardwood . .. .. long shorts . .. .. speedy pllaiys JOHN CANTERBURY Guimrd Canter was W'hitcum's running mate at guard. He was an accurate passer and a steady player, taking dc- light in holding his opponents to a very small total of points for the en- tire season His Hghting spirit will be missed next year. MAURICE WHITCUM Guard and Captain Maury finished his third season on the Varsity in a blaze of glory. He was not only the league's leading scorer but also as brilliant in all other depart- ments of the game This is Maury's last year at Harding and his place will be hard to fill. The followers of the Red and Black will long remember him as one of the greatest all-around athletes in the history of the school. JOHN VESTAL Forward johnny was recognized as the best floor man in the league this year. His shooting ability, his passing, and his dribbling were assets to be marveled at by any basketball player. His steadi- ness and his versatile playing will be missed. HARRY WINTERS Forward Toug'hie lacked many inches in stature but nothing in ability when stacked against any guard in the league. His long shots and clever one-handed baskets helped to win many a game for the Presidents. He will be back next year and much will be expected of him. SAM BIRNBAUM 1 Marzagcr 'lSammy , with thc aid of his assistants knew at all times where everything could be found. He Was always on hand to give the boys a pat on the back, a stick of gum or a drink of water, and to be of any assistance he could. He handled his responsibilities in an cfhcicnt manner and was thc ideal manager. Gi. At. At. Q. Q. toward better sportsmanship among the girls The Girls, Athletic Association is a group of Sophomore, Junior, and Senior girls whose aim is to better the social relations of the girls in the school. Because of the size of the group, it has been divided into four smaller groups so that there may be more cooperation and friendship among the girls. 674 L. girls gym work L. 4. pllealsaumt exereiise , L. L. strong bodies Dancing .... tennis .... dumbbells and Indian clubs .,.. rhythm drill .... volley ball .... all together, the well poised and graceful young lady .... friendship and coopera- tion under Miss Rachel McAfee's instruction .... beneficial habits of Work and play .... El healthy mind and body. . . . 68 build strong minds Q C, physiicialil alecomplishments , . . . . the modern young girl . . . . training for independence and equality .... learning to play the game fair and square . . . . developing accuracy, timing and sportsmanship . . . . gathering experience by social contact .... a well rounded knowledge of people .... building a sound character. fix, The Jehol temple was one of the outstanding features at the Century of Progress. It was an exact reproduction of the original temple and was one of China's outstanding displays. Harding High also has some interesting displaysg such as, the calendar of the year's events, Hollywood , Believe It or Not , and many others. The camera was dragged to some of the favorite haunts of school life and pictures were taken of the familiar sights. We have all seen them at one time or another and still like to see them. So that they may forever be close at hand when old friends and old faces are remembered, they are re- produced on the following pages. Perhaps twenty years hence, the High School days will be recollected with the knowledge that those were the happiest days of each student's life. Then the privilege of being able to open the long forgotten Quiver , and once again live over the humorous incidents and events in pictures, will be appreciated. 70 the unusual K. E. K. freaks 1. I. f. mwnstrcositices C. K, ., and students FEATURES 71 C ALENDAR WV Tag!-ie, I e'fl'l,0'Y' QT A 'Piflll-Yes Ea.5'l,,cr A , , Q S41 vices MX 2 L I A 1 Leaves : AXXf v A 'Play YQ I Nlfiohql X 2 RUHOY f SF ,ci XX 5 'W XX , ,- jx J 57' X X 1 V ff ATDTIL X 1' Au?-1L1.m gi?-:Ez Fool FL Pvom' X ML X -ge? jwg ,..X2 7f? CALEND R AE, X F Honor 'E 6:13 f , 51. N Q V Q k'ww Q ' qs-' ,Q -IQ? + N ff Fgxsi: may of sumo. i 'Fi sT . QNX aff i E .... N S f fi, fm k Q S Sem-ma.T G.'mS U 'Q -f L 'PL ace my mi-L-, -iff IS mwlifieig L11 12 Dbhskeacbzxu - S i' rr rt S ig? LW I7 Z! T 'Fife T15 Txnf ' hgra Ki? Q 'PSX r. ce- Y flvf I ' J'v.n'LQY V153 O C X-6'Ig-310 Q' -' kgflxx R Nexgy I C-h f'i5't'Y'xD'5 AT5NX-ati-XX VAC 'Txo if eX :L X Q X -I , 5 3 fn ,L+ Avenue offfezys Af1'.sz'l'ar..f f,-un, thc ,5',,,fh Mui' .,. .ltif nofa. HH Nancy Faffrot ar- e. Palma. Bee: H . A Hfitcr an-:L His Cabjmg? I 9.7114 1.1.5 Wikia Tc I- l f i a ffo fa C53 112 e Our Fa-man.: Leader Famous Lznzrnamn Quantrty X. rC4fflCr'J .oflkd111a1x.:0Lff'. B ., ,,k. 1 f4'n,-'rw' .Siasnt o1z Pencz'f,s GXJLGVG OFXVOLZ Ce m if .Dc1'!jf ,ai h'ow': yaurfvrch 112414 fnj' L, ouis 'U High and. Dry on Bon Am , i I ffoffywoocf ffcwterflcff Nafck , ffI'Y'l.GL772 ffoflins l7r-J. Nairn Gold-yn 712 afar a..su. T'IH.s ffm: Nyac IQ ihvn 7i'ica.r-dfa Co fZez Gem: Hay rn ond' aria Drc4'5'2cv 771167 D2 af'd.'rL mmf Robgsoq .ZWLSS Efafyze cms' Btn. Bc:-'RQC A flu. Old. 772a.e,r2'r-Q wiffiauf Mc Laws. Ragmcfori 712Lc1vc,izcr-J Qffhc. Dclzviy ?3uafd.r nf 1 gfflffeffl Q'J'1CLSfCJA7l 1'nc7'Z. 51144-yVi71jf.Suu'ncL df' ffdffaf Baby llfaw-ny-z Seam.: atihe Defy-fan .Science Yr!! aye , Edison High School is a monument to the development of the schools in the last decade. It extends educational facilities to the students just as the inventions of Thomas A. Edison extended light and comfort to the worldg both worthy achievements in modern life. Edison is a Junior High School and has classes from the seventh through the Junior year .... The highlight of the activities of the Junior class was the presentation of Shirt Sleeves under the direction of Miss Grace Kline .... The school has a Girl Reserve Club and a Hi-Y who each year sponsor Easter Services and have a combined dance .... Under the direction of Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Evans, Edison has a boys' and girls' glee club and a mixed chorus of 100 voices .... This year the mixed chorus presented an operetta, Miss Cherry- blossomu under the supervision of Miss Klinei Miss Isabell Uncapher and Mr. Mitchell .... Classes at Edison are working toward coopera- tion with classes at Hardingg therefore the two schools held their prom together this year. 80 l Q1 mmdern High School L. . Q. wfolruthy of the name it bears EDISON JUNIOR HIGH V 81 thc faculty K. 1. Q. instructive llcatllcrslhliip L. L. C. thc classcs Edison faculty represents a close bond with Harding High School because of the fact that several of the faculty there are graduates of Harding High School. In the last few years some of the teaching staff from Harding has come to Edison thus closely linking both schools with ties of past and present interest. EDISON FACULTY! Oscar Ice, Margaret Watrous, Isabell Uncapher, Eliza- beth Drumm, Mary Eleanor Vaughn, Mark Baker, Sarah Houser, Mildred Crow, Howard Hoffman, Grace Kline, Ruth Millisor, Trolla Klopfenstein, Hamor Mitchell, J. E. Frew, Donald Lee. S2 student eooperautiion .. 1. .. 21 sueeessful year L. 0 K. fond memories In rzio rs Sophomore The Junior and Sophomore classes of Edison have passed a successful year with the classes being well represented in the Harding orchestra, and by their own clubs and choruses. Their play and operetta were satisfactorily produced under the skillful direction of their faculty. Both classes have had representation on Hardingis basketball and football teams. 83 glamorous remanee M iss Cbewyblossom r Shir! Sleeves C. C. melledirama ei? everyday happenings The operetta and play produced at Edison this season were both of excellent quality and the audiences were enthusiastic about the stage settings and splendid acting. Miss Grace Kline directed the play Shirt Sleeves . Mr. Mitchell, Miss Isabell Uncapher, and Miss Kline were in charge of producing Miss Cherryblossornu. 84 ISI EJ -X ,Q X 'ff ' ., ,., , KVA.. ' ,, ,, -V .1 Q , I ' ' ' U A z , a t .A - ' ,,A,A I ,sie-:M-ss::2: : ' ' ' '92, -'- aff, as-,,3vjs.5, , - jgwjli 3 F I lf., M '3 7 'fQ,,,. ,- ,gf ',1t,,g, f- -4 a .,.. ., ..,. . -- f tl -- X ' , .,.. , ..,,, In V, ,.,. :EE ,E , r K 5, VI ::- .,,. .,,. --'-:-:-v:- ...,, ,.:,:: 1 :Q .,,:.,. ,.,, W y , 1 MM W Ac: V 1 :L v, Www-,,,.., ' ,,fsa,fe- 2- ,,- 'j 1-si,F 1,sQ', fry'--ii g T' , AM K ,5 FOREST GLEN omforiing Cjhoughz' Or URING the short hours when the last mortal remains ' of our departed loved ones are being honored, the family section owner in Forest Glen holds the assuring and comforting thought that he has provided a fitting and superb resting place, that always holds for those who go before. The Hnal interment, in which the service rendered removes the sting of death, as nearly as is possible, by the efficient and beautiful appointments provided, holds no horror for those here, at last, man has done his best. A chapel tent, carpeted paths, attractive lowering device, sodded earth mounds, chairs at the grave site, all these are furnished at all interments. A cathedral chapel, with all attendant accessories, will be provided for those who would prefer, at no additional cost. The section owner is assured of perpetual care for his grave site and, more, a resident superintendent as well as a resident watchman will provide a living guard and protection for those at rest. The farsighted head of the family investigates, first, then provides in advance of the need of this absolute final necessity. The cost-terms available-is surprisingly low. One-third to one-half of prevailing prices in out-mode cemeteries, Forest Glen Memorial Park - 85 The ffollowing C ity 07?i'Ct'LZfJ' Wish to Corzgratulate the Senior' Class of 1954 THEODORE OGHS J. A. RAUE - MAYOR BOLIN - CHIEF MARKS - KENNETH TOBIN - JUDGE GAST T- JUDGE MARTIN - T. LFEERICKS - CHIEF MCEARLAND MARY E. PLEASANT J. A. WARRICK - W. N. SAMS - GEORGE E. SCOFIELD - City Solicitor - City Clerk - Mayor - Claief of Police - City Treasurer - Probate judge - judge of Municipal Court - President of Council - - Fire Chief - City Hospital - Safety Director - Service Director Iuilge of Coinnaon Pleas Court 86 The Following County 0j ZcZal.r WL'Jh to Corzgratulezte the Senior Claw of 19,34 E. E. THGMAS - CHARLES FYE - CARL F. HABERMAN ELMER T. BARKLEY C. H. TOZZER - M. D. PORTER - PAUL H. NAHER - R. M. WILHELM - DR. SIFFRITT - R. G. SMALLWOOD MR. MCCURDY - MR. CUSICK - MR. WIESS - - Auditor - Sberijf - Clerk of Courts - Supt. of Cbildrerfs Horne - County Surveyor Su pt. of Marion County H orne - County Recorder - Prosecuting Attorney - County H eulth Doctor - County Treusurer - County Cornrnissioner County Cornmissioner - County Cornrnissioner 87 SENIOBS After Graduation enter the Marion Business ollege for advanced training in Bookkeeping, ccounting, Secretarial Stenography, Type- riting, Dictaphone, Burroughs, Bookkeeping hine, Banking, Civil Service, Salesmanship, Vlac ourt Reporting and Office Management. New Students may enter each Monday, ' ssions. or ther for the day or evening sc F urther particulars phone 2767. J. T. BARGAR, Manager BOYD Funeral Home, Inc. The Home of Natural Sleep Eiubaluziug Boyd Known hy Service 285 S. Main St. Phone 2353 C0111f7ll7l1CI1'fS of The City lee 81 Fuel Co. C077I!7ll772Cl1lS of The Home Building, Savings Sz Loan Co. Coiupliuieuts of The Marion Building and Loan Company CO171Pll77ZC71lS of The Fahey Banking Company T. H. KONKLE 81 SON Como - Ringlette Permanent NVave Qliasy as a Marcelj Memorials All Kinds of Beaufy Service Markers, Monuments, lron Vases M. Pafronize your home Merelaanzf . Phone 3108 213 N. Main St. MARION, O. 169 W. Center St. Dial 2988 VISIT THE C01lll7ll11'ICl7 fs of THE MILLARD HUNT CoMPANY Fuel Merchants and Building Materials Harding Coffee Shop MdYl0lZ,S Most Popular Eating Place Delicious Food at Popular Prices HOTEL HARDING Virgil F. Dye, Mgr. 88 -23 DR. J. W. JOLLY DR. D. W. BRICKLEY DR. H. K. MOUSER DR. R. G. McMURRAY DR. R. T. MORGAN DR. C. G. SMITH DR. F. E. MAHLA DR. E. L. BRADY DR. E. H. MORGAN Q The Graduate To the ambition and Fire', of youth the World pays constant tribute. You will share that acclaim. THE COLUMBUS, DELAWARE Sz MARION ELECTRIC COMPANY - SOHIO Gasolizzcs - Motor Oils Atlas Tires The Standard Oil Co. fOhioj CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 19 3 4 Manufacturing Chemicals Quality Entracts Vanillas-Toilet Waters Medical Preparations Van Scoy Chemical Co. F. W. BACON J. D. JONES CARPENTER CONTRACTOR 637 Irey Ave. Phone 7450 MOORES 81 ROSS Dairy Products AND Quality llcc Cream CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1934 MALO BROTHERS 60551416 WHILE YOUR HAIR IS DRYING WHY S U F FER From The HEAT? 5 You don't have fo when hdvins 335535 one oi' our fperma- ' nents or inger :sq ..A. , waves 1 for We V ' N have installed the Butler Automatic System-the newesp vorld's Finest hair dryer. It is noise'Iess. It dries twice as last and in per ect com- V- 3 FOR EVERY Io L, No hea ever T E OP ' Egngiggyhjqface, neck, E Beagzylrlieagqigieg I,Qf'Q,fQ,f,'Qf dwg 'S 'I or SERVICE Corner of Silver and Bartran W d B ar eauty oppe Phone 2619 13012 South Main Street Phone 2916 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1934 , C om p lzmen ts THE of NATIONAL CITY BANK and TRUST COMPANY G. A. A. COMPANY AND KINE SIAN CLUB VGQXD of oH1o-PRIDE CZZZISELZNK MARKETS QUALITY MEATS MARION, UHIO AT FAIR PRICES Complete Bfmlemg Service 142 West center sf. Phone 7298 COMPARISON IS INVITED COLONIAL CAFE 119 SOUTH MAIN STREET Visit the Colonial and judge for yourself how much the Colonial's standard of No Compro- mise Witli Qualityv adds to your enjoyment. TIIERE IS NO COMPTIOMISE WITH QUALITY AT TIIE COLONIAL Compliments 0 f THE METAL ARTS COMPANY JEWELRY AND STATIONERY ROCHESTER, NEW YORK 91 E31 IZ! EASY WASHERS AND IRONERS GRUNOW RADIOS AND REFRIGERATORS THE MARION ELECTRIC 81 FURNITURE COMPANY 163 S. Main St. Phone 7239 GRADUATION GIFT S A Life Insurance Policy for the gradu ate would be idealg rt w11l prove lastlng, -it will increase in value, -it will make a real commencemen SEE Elmer L. Weimer Room 30, Marion Building CONGRATULATIONS May you always remember Get your Ielly Beans at S11ows Mc. Nl, ILANDIES Jewellers Diamonds - Watches Silverware a S peeialty The RACKET Store 123 So. Main St. B. J. SNOW We Repair All Makes of Watches CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '34 C0112pli17lC1ZfS of MARION,S BEST CLOTHING STORE T he Smith Clothing Co. Center St. east of Main St. CONGRATULATIONS from C. HENRY EAUST The RICHMOND BROTHERS BIANCHI'S HOME MADE CANDY BARS Tbere's a Smile in Every Biie 518 West Center St. Phone 2853 BINDLEY GROCERY COMPANY frame 92' noon Luck y BEST WJISJHUES my ag- to all you lucky HX f 'I GRADS alll i f ? 13 from ' KLEINMAIEIPS The Store for UlIi1'UVSif3l Styles from your I C0lIZpllllZUlIfS of Pgllgglgg LOW PRICE FILLING STATION and BARTLETT DRUG STORE Marion Theatres Compl1ment9t3hf Sen1ors of if THE MARION STAR congratulates the members of the Class of 1934, Harding High School, and extends its best Wishes for their continued success. 93 ITY III -Y It 's Dependable LOWER'S PRESCRIPTION CGUGH SYRUP Compliments of UNIVERSAL TIRE Sold by Druggisfs and SUPPLY CO. LUWIERQS 132 N. Prospect St. Attention Com 1'Jli17Z6lZfS of Harding High School Grads HATS CLEANIED AND REBLOCKED SHOE COMPANY NU-WAY Shoe Repair 125 W. gem, Street 132 South Main Street JOHN JEVAS, Manager 94 E lg Complimenix Of J ITEN qreaxure - Qrafi Qewelry and Qjiazfaonerzf Chicago, Ill. Commencement Invitatio 95 E RA ULA I WE SPECIALIZE IN CONG T T ONS CURTIS WOOD WORK to the Our Comgpany isl in alpoeition five yo of PWZ21cTtW2?k, EvOl'iTcTI1eijaigsiiiiiturullytElesigurinesi you are sure of the highest quality in material . and workmanship. . The Avenue Lumber The Marlon Iron 85 Metal Company 81 Supply Company Bellcfontaine Ave. at Penn. R. R. Complimezzzfs of F. C. Gegenheimer HB0 A Good Turn Dailyv BOY ScoUTs OF AIXIERICA HARDING AREA COUNCIL SUFFICIENT WATER USED INSIDE AND OUT HAS ITS REXVARD IN HEALTH AND CHARM The MARION WATER Co. 531 E23 E I3 LEl El QUALITY. and . SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS in To the Class of 1934 PRINTING SMITH MATTRESS . - COMPANY CUSHIONS . . . MATTRESSES The 192-198 Blaine Ave. Phone 2677 Co1npIime11fs of the Cwmpwmy TERRY PROVISION COMPANY Compliments of 129-131 N. Prospect St. H MARION' OHIO 185 North Main Street Phone 6264 MARION, OHIO nzanunnnnnnnnnnunuunnnnnnnunnunuunmunmnnnu :nn WE CONSIDER IT AN HONOR TO BE YOUR CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THIS YEAR The WARIQ STUDIO 149 South Main St. Marion, Ohio nnnnunnnunmnmunnnmnnnunnnununnnunnmunu mnunn nnnunnnnnnnu 97 The - Marion - o1F1F1ER Como M, CLASS l Haberman Chevrolet Co., 295-301 W. Center St. Mc Daniel Motor 309 W. Center St. Co., K 6? M Auto Sales, 227 N. Main St. Stoltz Garage 136 N. Prospect St The Dannel 245 N. l 98 Kutomobile - Dealers LATTULATIIONS 'll-lIlE MF 19341 Perry Motor Co., 203 S. Prospect St. Lautenslager Oldsmobile Co 203 S. Main St. Marion Motor Sales, Studebaker Cars 184-8 S. Prospect St. Ed. C. Waters 219 E. Center St. lBuick Co., Iain St. 99 WISE'S C0llIj2lil1IClIfS of the The place where you can buy the Best Qualify Food and Meats for Less. I A 879 E Center st. 682 S. Pmspec DAIRY MOOZAMZQEZERY C Q M PA N Y 410 David sf. phone 2813 compzfmmfs . . . of . . . HEDEEN Auto Parts Ulixelusive but not Expensive 9' Always the Newest Modes in DRESSES .... CUATS and MILLINERY for Women and Misses Shop Here First! MANUFACTURERS 177 W. Center St. lst Door West of Western Union 100 A FP II'-Jaxx Compliments of ' C759 Y lS5lf1Q,l53L9Ef1'1,li9' HAROLD 360 ELENTER st J -kg. Rear of Palace Theatre 'MARIGNS E f ' ' Center Dellcatessen , UN HOME 662251054 ffsfef S wlequagetflygrnce LET Us FRAME YOUR N0 Ejgfrq fbgt DIPLOMAS leg l Fred Ellery EG? Son 291 W. Center Street WE CLOTHE YOU FROM HEAD TO FOOT 0 fl m Du ga n Wberre Good Clothes Cost Lessv V The Home of HART, SCHAFFNER and MARX and Clothcraft Tailored Clothes Crosby Sqttarel and Smith Smart Shoes El 101' l I g It pays to trade ill STUMP Ei SAMS PHARMACY 121 South Main Street MARION, OHIO Phone S 191 BAULDAUF and SCHLIENTZ Bui1der's Supplies Coal and Coke MARION, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '34 ANTHONY LAUNDRY CO. Dry Family Cleaning Washing Phone 23 35 A Trial Makes a Cusfomer JOSEPHINE ' S Beauty Shoppe Finger' Wave - - Shampoo - - Marcel Phone 7636 for Appointment 765 Bellefontaine Ave. Marion, O. CONGRATULATIONS To ALL GRADUATES Best Wishes 1f0 All Students ECONOMY M A R K E T 791 David Street Phone 2964 F0ll GRADUATl0N May We Suggest-A Good Grzien, Bulova, Elgin, Illinois Hamilton or Waltham or a Diamond Ring From MAY'S - T1 57' 'se IN 1351? 1 120 W. Center St. Henney Ed' Cooper Prescription Druggiszfs 130 W. Center Street MARION, OHIO Candy Crabb - Bulk Chocolaies Gilherfs Chocolates The Worlal's BEST Candies For the Worla s Finest People CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 19 3 4 THE UHLER PHILLIPS CO. Corner Center and Prospect Streets MARION'S BEST STORE AUTOGRAPHS 103 AUTUGRAJPHS 104