Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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Page 26 HROUGH drizzling rains, brilliant sunshine, and crisp, cold days, we follow our football team. Not always to victory, perhaps, but when we lose, it is with a smile and congratulations for the opposing team. of us do not see much of the game. Oh, Yes, we follow our team, but some we cheer and sing the school song and in outward appearances are interested but on the sly we look about to see who is with whom and what everyone 1S wearing. Cl ' 71 CK h t We become intensely interested when we yell hold that line or block t a kick. In the fall of the year, our thoughts are not en ire y There are many other ex nizing new members and the Hi-Y is reorganizing and electing officers. t' l absorbed by football. tra curricular activities. The Girl Reserves are recog-

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SGPHCDMORES Alice jean Scholl, Dana Ray Schmidt, Donna Mae Schmidt, jane Sheneman, Alma Sherman, Evelyn Shirk. Charles Short, Donna Ruth Sinning, Mary Sloat, Elaine Smith, Ethel Smith, Mary Smothers. Joan Snare, Helen Snyder, john Speer, Charles Spitzer, Octa B. Stoner, Dorothy Storer. Geraldine Strauss, Opal Sturgeon, Betty Louise Tate, Olive Taylor, Nancy Thum- lert, Louise Tibbals., Elberta Titus, James Todd, Marion Todd, Dorothe Tolle, Sarah Tuck, Howard Twed- dle. Paul Twigg, Harold Twining, Carolyn Usner, Ethel Van Schaack, Robert Volk, Georgann Waddell. Alice Wade, Harold Wade, Sara Ann Walsh, Robert Warrick, Ruth Wasserbeck, Norma Webb. Richard Weiler, Betty Wheaton, Marjorie Whitehead, Luke Wiant, Dwight Wilcox, Betty Williams. Marguerite Williamson, Bette Mae Will- meth, Ruth Willmeth, Glenn Willoughby, Normaan Wilson, Wilma Wilson. Elmer Wintringham, Eleanor Wise, Wal- ter Wolbert, Sigrid Wolfe, Donald Young, Mildred Young. Virginia Young, Jack Zeisler, John Zuck, Margaret Zuspan. r NK lf i 1. 1 ,GLW Page 25

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FALL ACTIVITIES