Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

Page 13 text:

V The administration C. .. 5. Wealth of minutes, money, and brains THE FACULTY

Page 12 text:

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

Page 14 text:

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