Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

Page 26 text:

.MY DIARY . INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH CLUB To provide an incenlive for a higher sfandard of scholarship and +0 provide a means whereby leadership may be exercised and promofed, is 'rhe purpose of lhe lncluslrial Research Club. The vocafional srudenfs whose scholasfic rafings are among lhe highesl' 'rhircl of Jrhe enfire enrollmenf of Thar deparfmenf for fhe firsr and second six weelcs' period are eligible for membership. The club me+ Jrwice every monlh af 'rhe school. Abour sevenry-five sJruden+s were enrolled in +he Vocalional Deparfmenf. Noi only do Jrhey gain shop experience, buf a cerlain amounf of academic work is required of 'rhese sludenfs. The officers for 'rhe year were: Richard Jennings, president Donald Yoalcum, vice-presidenfi and Charles Riley, scribe. The members were: Howard Bonsel, Alfred Davis, Gilberf Everly, Burl Frifch Jaclc Grover, Roberr l-ligley, EmmeH Jeffers, Waller Keck, Charles Krueger, Harold Moody. Dale Needles, Carl Primm, Clarence Rinnerr, Paul Roush, Earl SuHon, Delmar Wilcox, and Glenn Winlers. GYO GWO

Page 25 text:

HARDIXG HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE Resolved, ThaT The Federal GovernmenT should equalize educaTion ThroughouT The UniTed STaTes by means OT an annual granT To The several sTaTes , was The quesTion Tor debaTe Tor The year 1934-35. The members oT The aTTirmaTive Team were: Willard DurTey, capTaing Wilfred STalcer, and Charles Reise. On The negaTive were Page Boyer, capTaing LayTon ShaTTer, Philip SmiTh, and RoberT STouT. lvlary Krisher and WalTer Allegood were members OT The debaTe Team unTil The membership was decreased. A Third year leTTer was awarded To Willard DurTeyg second year leTTers To Charles Reiser, RoberT STouT, and Page Boyer: and TirsT year leTTers To WilTred STaker, LayTon ShaTTer, and Philip SmiTh. The negaTive Team debaTed beTore The RoTary Club on March 28, aT l-loTel T-larding. Cn February 26, The Kiwanis Club inviTed The members OT The aTTirnnaTive Team To be guesT debaTers aT l-loTel Marion. Each Team won Their debaTe. DEBATE SCHEDULE APl:lRMfxTlVE NEGATWE Feb. Harding-FosToria There Feb. 4 Harding-FosToria There Feb. Harding-Galion Here Mar 6 Harding-Galion There Mar Harding-Marysville There Mar. l I Harding-Marysville Here Mar Harding-Findlay TiTTin Mar. 29 Harding-Troy TiTTin Mar Harding-New Reiqle Tiffin Mar. 29 HardinqAThompson TiTTin Mar. Harding-MeTamora TiTTin Mar 29 Harding-Sebring TiTTin

Page 27 text:

HARDING HIGH SCHOOL KINESIAN CLUB The Kinesian Club is composed oT girls who eIecT gymnasium in Their senior year. The club is sponsored by Miss Rachel McATee, who Tounded The club in I926. The meeTings were held every Wednesday in The gymnasium. The TirsT parT oT The year The club Took up Tap dancing and The second semesTer. volley ball. The ouTsTanding social evenTs oT The year were The ChrisTmas Dance and The Spring Dance. The Kinesian Club acTed as hosTesses Tor PaTrons' NighT which was given by The Physical EducaTion DeparTmenT. This year There were TorTy-eighT members. The oTTicers Tor The year were: MarTha Jane Sweney, president Jane Myers, vice-presidenTg Donna Rae BiggerT, secreTary, and EIizabTh Fox, Treasurer. JEAN KNAPP RUTH SWOPE BONNIE BROWN HELEN FIELDS DOROTHY JEAN ELLIOTT JEAN WILLIAMS HELEN MUNTSIN6-ER REVA LOUDENSLAGER BETTY STRAYER ANN TIVENER MARY STONER JANE WIRES MARY CATHERINE HOGAN MARY LeMASTER JANE FETTER JUNE PRICE YVONNE CORY JERRY BONECUTTER WILMA HART MARY ROBY ELEANOR FLACH ELSIE WEBSTER BETTY MAPES HELEN LINTON ELSIE KENTON VIRGINIA DENNIS ALICE ADAMS PHYLLIS BUCKINGHAM RUTH WELLS BEULAH LINGREL ELLEN PHILLIPS JUNE SEEBACH VICTORIA SEAS LUELLA ANDERSON DONNA TURNER MILDRED BAUER FLOREINE JONES DOROTHY CLUM FRANCES TAYLOR