Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)
- Class of 1976
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I V 'Q ar. . A. - RA 15 if-'.u4, '65, ' , Q. 'r-14 ' . 4 ' . ' ' 4 xi 'g .'! A-n'v f. n ' 'Q i' lv F x'J4x'Lnn a'fL' x4,7i if' ktktkif ttittt ikkitkkikiiiit iikittittikitt fkkiik iikkik kit kiii iii itiittt iii iii kit tit iii kit kit iiiifkk tif ittiiti tif ittit kit kit 0' QUIVER 76 Harding High School Marion, Ohio Vol. 70 W f X rf 1 se? if-3 .- 'I 1. Contents Student Life .... Music ........ Clubs ...... Vocation . . . Sports .... Seniors ...... Juniors ......... Sophomores .... Community ....................., Buyers Guide ....................... . . . Business and Professional Patrons Parent Patrons ............,..... Senior Supplement .... Editor ............... Quiver Staff ....... dr ..a. A-, ,em ps: v .-. 12 . 28 . 46 . 88 104 138 160 176 177 197 198 200 206 208 Homecoming Queen Chris Ross Reigns Over Festivities Elected Homecoming Queen for the 75-76 year was Chris Ross. Her court consisted of Linda Hayes, Sharon Feliciano, Donna Conklin and Pam Reeves. Homecoming as always was a success. The marching band provided a captivating halftime show and a dance honoring Chris and her court. vi. ' I fd 522 , 5 whey: , yg.' , 512' 6: I 'fig S if 5 .F ,V . V! . ? - 531 nl,-3 :lr ll' ' as , - JIM ? 254 ., Q gr an 4 3 1 ffgys I ,sn I Ill, 4 l MQW. A 9 4 - ls 3,15 'iv 5.13.-ff. J' 983 ,z 4 Y 4 ' 111 sl wx i The lVlale Animal: A Hit At The Palace 'A 5 , F Music ......... .... H H.S. Band CAST Cleota ...... ............. J ane Borger Ellen Turner ..... .......... D ebbie Henry Tommy Turner . . . .... John Ebner Patricia Stanley .... .... R honda King Wally Myers ..... .... T om Fees Dean Damon ..... .... R ob Massey Michael Barnes .... .... T im Bell Joe Ferguson .... .... P aul Baatz Mrs. Damon . . . .... Jene Lucas Ed Keller .... .... B ob Dixon. Myrtle Keller .,....... .... S tacy Reish Nutsy Miller ........ .... D an Baggs Newspaper Reporter .... .... D amon Snow Student Director .... .... C indy Weddington Advisor .......... .... M rs. 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Tommy Turner IS marrled to Ellen and teaching at Mud Western Umversuty Thus as the weekend of the Muchugan game and Joe Ferguson the greatest foot ball player ever at Mud Western comes to town and sees Ellen to whom he was unofflcnally engaged Tommy IS brought unto an academic controversy when Muchael Barnes wrltes an artacle for the literary maga zme In which he calls the board of trustees facusts' Tommy wants to read a letter to hls class wrntten by Vanzett: and IS about to joun the ranks of the martyrs who got flred because the trustrees are shoutnng Red Ellen trles to dlssuade Tommy from readlng the letter and thus coupled wlth Joe s presence forces Tommy to ask her to wnth Joe Eventually Tommy challenges Joeto flstucuffs after he has fortnfued hum self wlth the proper courage Tommy decades to stand on has prmcuple of the freedom of ideas and the rlght to teach the young to thunk Ellen sees that he as a pretty good example of the male ammal and stands up with hum ' - ' 1 . . . U . ,, v u rv - ' - . . , 1 Q L.: .?' ,, I Q 4 7 I This year's Hard- ing students were in- volved in a wide range of activities includ- ing sports intermurals, plays, musical and clubs. From the foot- ball field to the Palace Theatre, the students excelled in their own activity. And those who were not activly engaged were cheer- ing from the stands. The entire student body showed deter- mination and pride needed to accomplish theirgoal. Highlights Of '75-'76 s' .5 ' - ' , E 94.00-1 1 1 vi'--,--fvfgffki ' I 4' ,LM ' ' A ir-N .' ',- ' ' -. 14-,-. . '--U i W ' tJkl-- -, :, I .i -' L21 ' Q-' ' .,.,. 4 - Lv? if f ol. ,i. H V .jg lk- h?J',.5.-x , . . 7 ' if - ...V 1, , -grit' I , - 'fu - . - F.:- l m - lv, - . r Sys- f 7'w ' ' f A'F' 4 . - nj is '35 Q V' I , X L- S, -4. 4- .59 liiswf' ' -fr ' ' . : .. KV- it A . M., s 1,4 v.. 4 -,g -V.M 1 :-- A ,I A X. 'R ' , tsrer -Q or r -Q if -in i r w 'tra-aw-:ff ' 1 I fs..--csv:-i -,' --11,1--d '?.p,m -. 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' U -M 1 QN :Lvl Dru, i Q 3 11 W'7 5 wg' ,Q ga. ,LU :V , 2 Gi 5 : 'F ,VG S in av ewafdif Hlghggivo i-ugfci .B na. r film Eze- in Wi S'-Qi Sari I1Qfl'iL F .,, J 't ga g Y QQ e, ni N and otbfr mriglzeafamb s commmse the' A f- Bgentennial iiow. The txap trav to San- 4' i Husky, Margf Id and Oh o'dWesIe Univer- x s .1 .sity. The -Marchers also provide he musi- f,, C1 backgroqnd for thepPreside s Pigqliiknt I Preview aisouthiand MallinAugust,197Qr I ,. P 'S is ' X. ,ff-fn' 1' Q ',Iv . W 1 V H' 4 I lin.. 'v 1 ii' W .5 . 2' if' A J. v ' 1 ii as Z -of 1...-.-.s. . Members Of The Harding Marching Bandg Flutes: M. Dean B. Ferguson A. Fogle S. Geer D. Mobley K. Nash K. Palm P. Peterman K. Sayre K. Scott M. Wigton J. Yazel Clarinetsg K. Baker P. Blue J. Crawford T. Felt J. Havi- land T. Higgins, M. lsaly K. Leser K. Lobdell Rh. Rasey C. Riley J. Roberts R. Roberts L. Shuler C. Severns R. Sis- son A. Tucker C. Ward Saxophoneg E. Barcus R. Bradshaw H. Conroy R. Ecler J. Hardgrove J. Heiser D. lndoe A. Johnson S. Kirkpatrick C. Meddles T. Milner R. Rasey B. Satta C. Worly Trumpetsg D. Bailey B. Bayles J. Ber- ringer T. Breithaupt T. Bussey S. Miller L. Nichols D. Radebaugh K. Proudy B. Sisson T. Slob S. Wright French Horns: J. Cleveland W. Jenkins J. Radebaugh D. Riley C. Swartz D. Teitelbaum Trombonesg M. Gyure K. Hall J. Jump C. Slob Baritonesg J. Hoffman C. McFee S. Newell P. Spears Tubasg R. Adams C. Lowry M. Meginnes C. Thomas Percussiong F. Breithaupt G. Ellison T. Jones T. Long D. Stage J. Stevens D. Tierney J. Tyree Bells: C. Brown L. Dunn Majorettesg M. Butterworth T. Decker D. Kincaid R. King S. Maniaci P. McClaskey C. Seckel Directorsg William Swihart Gary Iams Mark Steiger 1 13 Li. ' . x ' ' -1 , - A 7 ' ' i.. 'VI' 'A' ' A 'lr' In i ' 'fa - -'-a- .4-gr! . lfa- - . X - ' - ,- ' 0.1 v V,- -, 4- -1 U- 4+-gf:.f4 ' v- ' J., - ,Q ?.,+4-ku gy- 4-i., 1. f : 9 gift N' a' I ,aj ' V 4 - I Y. . - . ,J---jLg:7r.'e'..i1 '1. wl'O':i.i', 1' L' I , U I I . 'UZ lj- I gui! -',, A J .U , lv- Va, -'v:, f7-f I -. .Q 'f ' u Q . v A 'f I l, if' f 1 X, 4X qs N2 O 4... ff A in ,J fx yl . 'WI ,n, ' 372 rf' J ff . Qi fr '41 IQ' f.v2' , ' cf? :' Fifi ' fx .,--s . P If I 4 'C' 1 4 rf . ., . f M, , W V 5' In Tk In Y ' A V ,M qu 4 'Lady' JS af, 1 Q! ,. .,.n ,rf I' 1' A A Bands Aot Spirit To '76 Season 4655? A ,J .Q . -Q A. The band serenaded Queen Chris with the Sweet heart Song. B. With W. Swihart directing, the pep band played for all eleven home basketball games C. Hang on SIoopy generates crowd enthusiasm. Pep Band Membersg ROW Ig C. Swartz T. Teitelbaum R. Eckler R. Seckel D. Freese J. Jump T. Breithaupt M. Gyure K. Sayre C. Reszczynski ROW llg M. Wigton M. lsaly B. Bayles D. Radebaugh S. Miller C. Severns A. Johnson S. Wright T. Bussey ROW III: K. Lesser L. Baker J. Haviland B. Satta D. lndoe F. Breithaupt T. Milner J. Tyree K. Williamson ROW IV: W. Swihart, director, J. Hoffman C. Thomas T. Long Ei V The Harding Concert Band: Flutes: M. But- terworth M. Dean B. Ferguson A. Fogle D. Mobley K. Nash K. Palm P. Peterman K. Scott C. Seckel J. Yazel K. Zahn Oboesg K. Lobdell C. Riley Clarinetsg G. Cook T. Felt T. Higgins D. Kincaid R. King C. Lowry J. Roberts R. Roberts L. Schuler A. Tucker Bass Clarinetg P. McClaskey Bassoong M. Beck Saxophonesg R. Bradshaw J. Felt 'N , A ?-.m m g S. Kirkpatrick C. Meddles T. Milner B. Som- ' 1 ', ' Q erlot C. Worley K. Yazel Tenor Saxophonesp f I H E. Barcus Baritone Saxophoneg H. Conroy - - i mehr H Cornetsg D. Bailey S. Miller L. Nichols K. Prou- - , ty B. Sisson S. Wright Trumpetsg T. Breit- y haupt T. Slob French Hornsg J. Cleveland T. ' F TTT Decker C. Swartz Trombonesp M. Gyure K. I T Hall J. Jump C. Slob C. Thomas Baritonesg l F is an J. Hoffman S. Newell P. spears Tubag M. Mc- T 'T not no i ginness Percussiong C. Brown T. Ellison T. A .V Jones S. Maniaci J. Stevens R. Thomas T. ...L Zahn Directory E. Miller Y The Harding Symphonic Wind Ensembleg Flutesg S. Geer K. Sayre K. Will- iamson M. Wigton Piccolog C. Reszcyznski Oboeg C. Riley Clarnetsg K. Baker P. Blue J. Haviland M. Isa- Iy K. Leser K. Lobdell R. Rasey Rh. Rasey C. Sev- erns C. Ward Alto Clarinetg J. Berringer Bass Clarinet: K. Ward Bassoons M. Beck J. Crawford Alto Saxo- phonesg J. Heiser D. Indoe A. Johnson T. Milner Tenor Saxophoneg B. Satta Bari- tone Saxophoneg R. Eckler Cornetsg T. Bussey T. Breithaupt D. Freese R. Seckel Trumpetsg R. Bayles D. Rade- baugh French Hornsg T. Decker W. Jenkins C. Swartz D. Teitelbaum Trombonesg M. Gyure J. Jump C. Slob Baritone: J. Hoffman Tubap C. Thomas Percussiong F. Breithaupt L. Dillon L. Dunn D. Tierney J. Tyree Directory E. Miller 16 Evening Of Jazz Music Presented By Stardusters r - i Vo 1 E' 4 'hi lf' 1 l'Ai X it if it ii iv: 1'f .Vi '- i., , . , 2 i i 3 5 i i L Starduster Membersg Saxophonesg E. Barcus R. Eckler A. Johnson T. Milner B. Satta Trumpets: B. Bales T. Breithaupt D. Freese C. Miller D. Radebaugh R. Seckel Trombonesp MGyure K. Hall J. Jump C. Slob Drumsg F. Breithaupt Bassesg D. Erickson J. Teiteibaum Directory W. Swihart Musical Highlights Enjoyed At Evening Concert Av H .Q .B Violinsg K. Stern N. Miller K. Bal- lenger S. Reish J. Somerlot J. Yeager L. Bergmann H. Busch J. Imbody C. Slob J. Lucas D. Erickson C. Curren J. Poling M. Nicolosi C. Payne C. Ferri- man K. Bosh D. Henderson Vi- olasg P. Nichols T. Photos J. Zeisler T. Coldwell J. Turner Cellosg J. Zeisler A. White C. Dalton C. lams L. Whitehead M. Veley B. Walker Basses: J. Teitelbaum D. Erickson B. Jones T. Kirsch C. Whitt D. Miller Flutesg K. Williamson D. Radwin Clari- netsi C. Severns J. Haviland R. Rasey Oboes: C. Riley Saxo- phoneg R. Eckler Bassoonsp J. Crawford M. Beck Trumpets: R. Seckel D. Freese T. Breit haupt T. Bussey Hornsg D. Tel telbaum J. Radebaugh Trom bones: J. Jump K. Hall T. Fel- clin Tuba C. Thomas Percus siong F. Breithaupt T. Long J. Tyree S. Smart Pianog T. Fields B. And C.K. Stern and N. Miller ' were participants in the All- State Orchesrtra D.R. Seckel served as the 1975-76 Orches- tra President. Outstanding Orchestra Members Compose Symphonette Symphonette is a small orchestra composed of the best spring players. There is sixteen members of Sym- phonette. Symphonette mem- bers ae K. Stern L. Bergmann J. Somerlot A. White N. Miller J. Yeager J. Imbody J. Zeisler K. Ballenger H. Busch P. NichoIsJ. Teiteibaum S. Reish P. Moodie T. Coldwell T. Fields. Symphonette is directed by C. Gary Iams. 19 Choirs Exhibit Talent f i QA- - Concert Choirg B. Anthony L. Baker K. Ballinger D. Belt L. Bergmann M. Birnbaum K. Blazer H. Busch T. Bussey M. Butler G. Buttrtworth M. Butterworth M. Clemons B. Collum S. Conklin K. Cook C. Cordell L. Dillon K. Dudley P. Emery T. Graham J. Haag V. lndoe A. Johnson B. Jones D. Keggan K. Kellner C. Kincaid R. King K. Krider A. Lech- leitner S. Logsdon T. Lore J. Lucas L. Martin S. Martin S. Masters K. May C. Meddles N. Miller K. Nash D. Radwin P. Ramsey R. Rasey P. Reeves S. Reish C. Reszczynski T. Reis C. Riley N. Robbins D. Scott A. Sherman S. Simmons C. Sink C. Slob J. Snyder J. Somerlot K. Stanley M. Thatcher B. Toney P. Tozer K. Ward C. Weber E. Weber D. West L. Whitehead A. White K. Williamson P.A. Williams P.l. Williams J. Wink G. Wisler K. Woods K. Zahn J. Zeisler D. Baggs R. Ballenger T. Caldwell J. Cleveland R. Coldwell T. Collins G. Cook J. Downey R. Eckler T. Fields P. Field D. Freese W. Jenkins R. Massie J. Mautz R. McClaskey T, Messenger D. Radebaugh J. Radebaugh J. Ross R. Seckel D. Snow D. Stage J. Teitelbaum C. Thomas C. Whitt M. Wise C. Cramer Q B. Mixed Chorusg C. Arthur J. Ashworth D. Augenstein R. Banning B. Barlow M. Beck S. Boganwright S. Boganwright C. Brewer C. Bugg D. Gates A. Chevalier D. Cocherl C. Connelly M. Conner L. Culp C. Curren A. Dawson T. Decker s. Duncan T. Ferguson C. Ferriman A. Fogle S. Geer S. Fox L. Gwinner c. Haines P. nanson S. Harris J. Heiser B. Hughes C. Iams J. lmbody E. Jaggers P. Jenner D. Kincaid C. Lambert G. Litzenberg P. Longo C. Lowry P. Lower T. Malone C. Martin P. McClaskey V. McCleese L. Meadows C. Murphy S. Newell L. Nichols T. Nickels C. Parish T. Photos J. Poling S. Ray B. Redmon C. Reynolds E. Ries K. Sayre P. Schwaderer K. Scott C. Severns B. Sharp L. Shere T. Slob K. Stern C. Stout B. Tackett A. Tashiro W. Thrinton R. Throckmorton C. Turner D. Whitt D. Williams E. Wilson E. Workman K. Yost J. Zeisler J. Alexander J. Ballenger E. Barcus J. Besch G. Dalton D. Dudley J. Ludwig M. Meginness D. Miller B. Ogle S. OHare S. Pletcher B. Reed K. Russell M. Sykes G. Trent D. White D. Woodard if f At Annual Concert lil' I A. Sweet Sixteen Mem- bers Are D. Radwin K. Kell- ner S. Reish M. Butler L. Baker E. Weber R. Rasey K. Williamson M. Butter- worth T. Coldwell R. Mc- Claskey C. Thomas J. Mautz R. Eckler D. Baggs R. Ballinger Accompanistg J. Cleveland B. J. Synder sang a solo for the choir concert. C. Sweet Sixteen performed for the Miss Heart of Ohio Pagent Ki- wanis Pancake Day, Lec- ture Rectal and for other special events in the area. D. and E. J. Mautz and D. Radwin also sang solos for the choirconcert. 21 Brigadoon Presented At Palace -17 5--- Tommy Albright . Jeff Douglas .... Jane Ashton .... Fiona MacLaren . Andrew MacLaren Archie Beaton . . . Jean MacLaren .. Harry Beaton .. Mr Lundie ....... Charlie Dalrymple Angus .....,..... Sandy . . . Meg .... Frank . . . Maggie .... 22 B CAST . . . . Jeff Mautz .. . Rick Eckler Debby Henry ..... Amy White .Rich McClaskey David Haines .... Julie Snyder Rex Ballinger ...John Ebner . . . .Tim Caldwell .....Dan Baggs . . . Rob Massie . . . .Debbie Radwin Damon Snow Karen Williamson in-31 Q Nw -i 'T WEDDING DANCE BONNIE JEAN BALLET Rex Ballinger Jerry Bault Heidi Busch Mary Butterworth Tim Coldwell David Haines Rhonda King Rob Massie Karen Williamson 'COME TO MA BALLET Melissa Basore Kay Blazer Christel Brenner Jane lmbody Terri Nickels .Jann Poling Julie Snyder Karen Williamson Rex Coldwell Tim Coldwell Lisa Dunn David Haines Angie Johnson Rob Massie Karla Nash Damon Snow Julie Snyder Jill Yazel SWORD DANCE Rex Ballinger Dan Baggs Glenn Dalton FUNERAL DANCE Karen Williamson A. A cast of 84 performed in Brigadoon. B. Mr. G. Harriman, representative of the Capital City Pipe and Drum, sets the mood. C. T. Coldwell and J. Snyder during their wedding. D. Welcom- ing J. Mautz and R. Eckler to town is D. Rad- win. E. J. Mautz sings farewell to A. White upon leving. F. Country dancers perform a Highland Fling. G.J. Ebner relates the legend of Brigadoon. J y 'fifffj REEL Rick Eckler Dan Baggs Rob Massie Rex Ballinger Rich McClaskey Georgann Butterworth Jeff Mautz Rex Coldwell Calvin Reece Glenn Dalton Barry Reed Teresa Lore Damon Snow Jane Lucas Chuck Whitt Patty McClaskey Susie Newell COUNTRY DANCE Calvin Reece Jon Alexander Barry Reed Rusty Bales Julie Snyder Linda Bergmann Rochelle Jones CHASE SCENE Leanne Martin Jon Alexander Rex Ballinger Rusty Bales Eric Barcus Dan Baggs Rex Coldwell Terri Nickels Rich McClaskey Calvin Reece Damon Snow Julie Wink Lisa Sharp J 23 Brigadoon Two American men, hunting in Scotland, stumble into a mysteri- ous town. This town of Brigadoon appears once every one hundred years. The hunters join in the town's activies. Eventually the two men decide to leave Briga- doon and return to the modern world. One of the men, Tommy, cannot stay away from a girl in Brigadoon that he loves. His strong love for the girl breaks the spell on Brigadoon and the mysterious town reappears. A. J. Mautz trys to stop R. Bal- linger from leaving Brigadoon. B. The stage crew plays an es- sential role in getting the musi- cal under way. C. B. Anthony, A. Johnson, and R. King pre- pare for the wedding. D. Jean and Girls perform the ballet Cometo Me . 24 Outstanding Musicians Q I 1 n W M -.ii f- A. T. Breithaupt was elected Band President for 1975-76. B. R. Seckel served as the 1975-76 Orchestra President. C.K. Will- iamson was voted Outstandine Bandsman. D.M. Butler was cosen as Outstanding Choirman, J. Teitelbaum as Outstanding Orchestra Member and R. Eckier received the John Phillip Sousa Award. E. Members of the Hard- ing Marching Band Honor were recognized at the Band and Orchestra Award Banquet. 1 it.. Panorama Of Americana I I 4 .J - . -4-nu- 3: Wa 0 mx .BX Music Cf 1765-1976 in ,l A' lhtbfsg T .All 5 L A. Charlie Chapin actors sing Hello My Baby B. Julie Snyder serenades the audience. C. Mixed Chorous sings I'm a Rollin' Along as a salute to American Music. D. Gospel Soul Singers sing song of praise. E. Panarama mass finale performs The Pledge of Allegiance F. Swing your partner! The gym classes contribution to Panarama. G. The Haines family adds to the variety of Panarama. H. Mouseketter time now is here. f f cf! ' a- 'T E , .' V ,V gf 7 gk ' ' 'j 1'lln1 NNN!! S ,-. ' 'MW' ' mul . l i H 27 ' + I I' 'Ni-I 5Nll'1l .-um xl t I Clubs 1 -1 - 7 , 31 YJ. -,Tl-VJ 'QQ University For Young Americans University For Young Americans: D. West, D. Allen C. Finnegan, C. Harmon, L. Wiedemann. Harding Lighting l ' '--g.. 7 .311 NN- And Stagecraft Lighting And Stagecraft: L. Blankenship, B. Turner, L. Ingmier, T. Price, K. Robinson, J. Hoffman, F. Green, T. Rush, R. Benz, J. Pits, K. Pierce, S. Har- ris, D. Stage, D. Baggs, C. McAfee, B. Reed, R. Rob- erts, B. Toney, S. Newell, R. Jones, T. Jolley, L. Gar- ver, A. Johnson, T. Nich- ols, S. Harris, T. Decker, D. Teitlebaumg T. Napper, L. Nichols, B. Clark. Swinger Board ' FW WWS1 , ' H. .f 1- . um.-'. 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Sports Editor T. Floyd, Feature Editor K. Krider, Photo Editor F. Breithaupt, Arts and Entertainment Editor S. Reish, News and Star Editor J. Zeisler, Makeup Editor S. Binkley, Art Editor C. Harmon, Sports Editor D. Middleton. .,., nslvvfr f'4 ,-.,...-v- ' 'll .1 Reporters, P. Fantacci, L. Burke, J. Hoffman, D. Faulkner, Ambrosen K- Glees- pen, A. Johnson, R. King, E. Barkus, D. Teitelbaumg G. Lewis, P. WiIIiam.s,.N. Rob- bins, D. Robbins, R. Roberts, R. Mills, T. Van Riper, C. Conelly, D. Williams, P. Parks, C. Cook, B. Collum, D. Keggan, L. Martin, J. Bault, T. MiIner,.T. Breithaupt, P. Nichols, M. Cryder, D. Stewart, T. Duffey, J. Patterson, B. Haviland, T. Lobb. I Sales Staff: L. Martin, L. Grate R. Fox, E. Lysaght, C. Cook D. Scott, D. Williams: T. Wolf M. Boganwright, C. Wright, L. Burton, C. Martin, D. Bow- ers, K. Ballinger, P. Emery, J. Pezley, K. Oehlerg L. Berg- mann, K. Nash, T. Lore, R. Ballinger, J. Niese, B. Kellogg A. Lechleitner, T. Blake, L Rose, K. Dudley, K. Davis, D. Allen, M. Thatcher, P. Spears, D. Moodie, S. Mar- tin, J. Haas, C. Brown, J. Wink, K. Woods, T. Van Riper, R. Kelley, T. Messenger, R. Jones, A. Sherman, C. Lutsch, T. Witte, D. West, G. Wisler, C. Weber, P. Parks, S. Garey, D. James, J. Heiser, P. Mc- Claskey, D. Keggan, P. Will- iams, K. Cook, T. Malone, C. Brooks, C. Reszczynski, C. Whitt, D. Dudley, S. Pletch- erg T. Graham, T. Floyd, L. Baldauf, D. Ropke, -, L. Dac- ken, M. Williams, L. Keuchler. X GX Business Manager D. Schaffer, Ad Managers D. Williams and L. Sharp. L. Wiedemann finds time to take a break. 31 Orb Staff 5.4 7 . xx Orb Staff: D. Schaffer, T. Lore, R. Kelley, P. Williams, R. King, A. Jounsong D. Faulkner, K. Pierce, R. Roberts, T. Van Riper, J. Everett, B. Collum, N. Robbins, Mrs. Parks, C. Harmon, C. Connelly, L. Van Gorden, R. Fox, D. Keggan, K. Krider, D. Moodieg L. Feltner, L. Martin, D. Williams, L. Sharp, C. Cook, D. Scott, F. Breithaupt, T. Milner, D. Swartz, D. Middleton, R. Linger, S. Binkley Science Club 'if' K .1 1 4 Paz Science Club: D. Stackey, T. Van Gorden, D. Fabian, G. Bender, L. Bishop, T. Tashiro, R. Shlrk, A. Johnson, S. Severns, L. Nichols, Mr. Mosher: D. Lloyd, D. Gates, R. Jones, G. Dalton, D. Teitlebaum, J. Heiser, B. Collum, C. Hatch, K. Vaughn, R. Craven, S. Pletcher, D. lndoe, J. Everett, A. Sherman, J. Dickson, M. Ford, R. Rasey, K. Bauer, S. Evans, T. Napperg R. Bayles, P. Evans, J. Berringer, R. Bindley, C. Warlez, K. Prontz, T. Slob, C. Slob, G. Wislerg D. Russell, J. Piatt, C. Lutsch, D. Duhl, J. Keggan, A. Yake, M. Wigton, A. Wagner, E. Barcus, J. Ludwig 32 Science Fair Huge Success CISI1 5 Q' in an .i 63111 Wax! 'i s 9 C531 ' if file is 57 -as Ci s s 32 , 'CJ R. Shirk explains Biology Il's entry in the science fair. I .f Kd . K 4 , 4.. 4. 1 Cactus Country was the Biology I entry. lt's really quite simple, says C. Lutsch. F 'fli ZH N i I. hw. R 7 U - J ' ' :. . X J- if V . ,j, Q 'fig .i 5 9 'X 4 6 1 , ' xuw Q - 1 5.2 f T fi. -S4 l J .L 4 I I Jlk l x V 5 Library Assistants: M. Boganwright, J. Emptage, S. Feliciano, V L i b r a r y As si sta n ts Aid :faz3'fi: .1'..f:.'f':,Y'.?..:'3.:L?'.f'.'::!:1 L. Cox, K. Turner, D. Lloyd, K. Bauer, C. Martin, L. Meadows, J. ' ' ' Barlow, S. Griffith, K. Brown, C. Flavell, C. Loper, K. Nash, R. King, ln Library While Print T. Jolley, J. Alexander, B. Reed, S. Binkley, B. Bayles. Club Learns Funda- mentals Of Printing l, l 'Pnl A A- Yff Print Club: B. Turner, L. Schuler, S. Feliciano, C. Clewell, J. Everett, K. Sayre, P. Emery, B. Ferriman, C. Weddington, J. Williams, J. Bor- gerg Mr. Bernard Brooks, V. Smith, J. Felt, R. Cornely, L. Dunn, B. Ferguson, L. Grate, L. Hayes, R. Lehner, C. Riley, R. Hoover, J. Jolliff, T. Mitchell, V. lndoe, K. Kurz, D. Stage, T. Mash, B. Hayes, D. Swartz, B. Howell, D. Upp, B. Barlow, S. Weddington. 34 Student Council And Teen Board Have Busy Years lllll lil I Student Council: L. Wiedeman, L. Burton, P. Field, P. Tozer, D. Middleton: N. Hondros, M. Wigton, K. Tozer, D. West, T. Long, C. Sillick, M. Rubichg P. Reeves, J. Holmes, K. Finnegan, G. Wisler, N. Robbins, P. Williams, G. Reese, D. Watson, D. Borden, T. Franklin, R. Stock, V. Sams, J. Keggan, J. Bibler, D. Dudley, L. Jones, K. Russel, D. Gay, T. Street, C. Sedlock, B. Richardson. J' .xv- 'a xx'-.-' . QZQUQ' -3 S i Edu' . Teen Board: T. Bell, J. Niese, D. Swartz, D. West, Mrs. Joyce Webb, S. Reish. Steve Binkley, Karla Brown, and Sandy Ray maintain the library check-out counter ily, as Dan Swartz, Jeff White, and Tom Mash further their printing skills l2J. Meanwhile, down in the ol' bookstore, Mrs. Ruth Hina- man, Nancy Robbins, and Todd Long begin delicate negotiations with Chris Thomas in an effort to sell him a pencil 131. 35 1 AFS, Spanish Club, And French The Spanish Club held a Fiesta this year which was a great success. Among the entertainment at the Fiesta were the dancers Q11 and the pinata breaking shown on page 28. The foreign exchange student this year was Fatih Coskun from Turkey 121. One of the major activities of the French Club is learning French culture, and in picture 3 Jill Somerlot in- dicates a point of interest on a map of Paris. AFS Club: F. Coskun, T. Bell, B. Ferriman, E. Lysaght, M. Bush, S. Harris, T. Jolley, K. Bauer, S. Jones, T. Van Riper, D. Mutters, C. Ferriman, K. Castle, Mr. Gary Grogan, Advisor, R. Benz, C. Cook, M. Basore, P. Spears, C. Severns, C. Brown. Q Spanish Club: Mrs. Clabaugh, J. Borger, K. Finnegan, D. West, T. Long, Mrs. Geissler, S. Morris, T. Photos, M. Straub, M. Fore, K. Nash, G. Butterworth, L. Bergman, T. Graham, K. May, P. Jenner, R. Throckmortong L. Ballenger, K. Palm, A. Tucker, J. Pitts, K. Cook, A. Sher- man, R. McCIaskey, T. Jolley, -, L. Makeever, C. Ferriman, A. Lechleictner, B. Kellogg, L. Weidemann, J. Niese, L. Keuchler, K. Prater, M. Bush, C. Lynch, B. Hughes, C. Timmons, E. Villavicenciog S. Pletcher, J. Warfel, N. Miller, L. Van Gorden, C. Connelly, K. Jackson, L. Howard, S. Logsdon, A. Yake, A. Wagner, J. Ashworth, C. Reynolds, D. Schaffer, J. Pryor, P. Moodie, D. Snow, T. Bolinger, C. Severns, K. Yost, K. Newell, F. Robbins, C. Sillickg D. Dudley, B. Tackett, D. Cates, S. Rey, A. Fogle, -, L. Dunn, B. Ferguson, C. Ward, K. Ward, D. Will- iams, K. Yazel, C. Brooks, T. Malone, M. Gipson, D. Belford, S. Price, C. Slob, M. Thatcher, D. Asrouch J. McDaniel, M. Basore, G. Bender T. Tashiro, B. Hartley, D. Cocherl, S. Davis. 9'-'Q Club Explore Foreign Cultures .. .W I ll l . i -1 K.. - - ' JA l V , . I MQ, .. V U.. : '4 +j 'r'Q ' , 'ru' . . '. 5 1 , P- ff, r. - , Q M' 'f N f, 1 ' .' . , . 1.4 is A i - ,LJ 'sa 411 N i '1 ' I-. - . 1 , I' i 1 , L ,: Q 9 7. 0 1 I ' L. Martin, K. May, A. Sherman, B. Hartley, c. Tur- 2' ner, D. Keggan, J. Haviland, R. Kelley, D. Glaze, J. yi Haas, L. Makeever, T. Graham, Secretary, D. Henry, A lf, I President. ' i 1 . .ff 'VJ' he French Club: Mrs. Alexander, Advisor, C. Cook, C. Flavall, P. Evans, President, K. Hutchins, Vice President, H. Busch, Secretary, C. Cur- ren, Treasurer, S. Harris, S. Evans, P. Wilcox, J. Slocum, B. lngmier, L. Martin, C. Iams, J. Imbody, L. Van Gorden, D. Schaffer, D. Rush, R. Kelley: D. Delauder, P. Dow, B. Andrews, C. Hatch, P. Spears, J. Somerlot, D. Keggang M. Manley, C. Seckel, D. Radwin, M. lsaly, M. Wigton, J. Pitts, D. Jenner, K. Roth, J. Castanien, P. Iverson, C. Turner, C. Cover, M. Beck, M. Veley, G. Brooks, J. Randolph. 37 J. X Rf?-.e-f ,Ulf Harding Reporter: K. Gleespen, K. Brown, D. Scott, C. Reszczynski, L. Baker, D. Duhl, E. Barcus, R. Throckmortong J. Keggan, R. Massie, M. Basoreg M. Cle- mons, R. Kelley, D. Haines, D. Duhl, D. Keggan, l. Baker, J. Ebner, B. Clark 9 The Harding Reporter Staff provided radio shows every Thursday night and also every morning after announcements. In picture 1, Kim Gleespen, Lin- da Baker, Les Ryle, Tim Duffey, Rick Thomas, Brian Clark, and Tim Coldwell prepare to broad- cast! Among the duties of an office assistant are the locating of students, performed here by Pam Emery and Carolyn Mar- tin l2J, and the handling of rou- tine paperwork as Linda Armin- dinger does in 3. 38 Reporter Office ' - fy. 2 Props 'N' Cues: S. Reish, G. Wisler, J. Cleveland J. Ebnerg C. Sisson, R. Elsasser, R. Throckmor ton, L. Whitehead, D. Radwin, D. Scott, K. Nash A. White, J. Zeisler, L. Bergman, H. Busch, R. Mc Claskeyg K. Palm, A. Tashiro, C. Turner, P. Longo M. Ford, J. Dickason, A. Sherman, R. Jones, Ti White, J. Haas: R. Rasey, D. Snow, N. Robbins M. Clemmons, D. Henry, G. Butterworth, T. Joli Iey, R. Roberts, L. Nichols: P. Iverson, D. Stevens R. Coldwell, P. McCIaskey, R. King, A. Johnson B. Reed, C. McAfee, T. Price, L. Props 'N' Cues, Assistants lngmier, K. Robinson, S. Martin, K. Travis, D. Keg gan, C. Weddington, D. Moodie, J. Lucas, R. Mas- sie, L. Van Gorden, R. Kelley, J. Keggan, L. Baker, M. Wigton, M. Isaly, K. Williamson, T. Ries, A Tucker, C. Riley, B. Clark, P. Jenner, C. lams, J lmbody, R. Eckler, R. Rasey, L. Bender, M. Nico losi, J. Pitts, M. Strauss. Office Assistants: L. Keuckler, R. Fox, K. Bauer, S. Conklin, D. Bowers, D. Bor den, P. Tozer, R. Cowley, C. Weddington, M. Birnbaum, D. Henry, B. Ferriman K. Bosh, T. Bender, L. Howard, T. Simmons, D. Atkinson, G. Butterworth, K May, K. Tozerg D. Keggang C. Martin, J. Niese, M. Ford, J. Wink, C. Cover, T Nichols, C. Martin, M. Wigtong J. Emptage, L. Armindinger, B. Hartley, D. Big lerg B. Andrews. 'vnm ...V sr-2:1 'T- Faculty Editor R. Bayles Sophomore Editor M. Stuckey and Junior Editor C. Cook lm! S Business Managers D. Schaffer and B. Quiver U A Quiver Staff: M. Stuckey, C. Cook, L. 0'Roarkeg B. Ferriman, T. Bell, D. Schaffer, R. Bayles: M. Wilcox, P. Wilcox, P. Blue, T. Slob, S. Evans, M. Hensleyg K. Roth, C. pefriman . ' Junior Editor C. Cook, Music CMS Edna' P' Evans EditorJ. Yazel, and voca- Mrs. Piacentino and C. Cook Assistant Sports Editors K. Roth and R. Coldwell and Sports arrange Quiver showcase. Editor M. Short .Q 'FI ,tx in . '55- ir Editor un Chief K Gearhlser Senior Editor T. Bell Sophomore Editor S. Smart R. Bayles decorates Quiver office Christmas tree. Ski Club Future Teachers --aan Ski Club: K. Gearhiser, T. Fees, R. Mills, D. Allen: J. Niese, K. Yazel, P. Future Teachers: D, Moodle, E, Lysaught, R, Fox: S, Martin LaMarche, C. Weber, F. Breithaupt, M. Miller, T. Milner, K. BalIenger,J. T. Bell, D. Schaffer, K. Ballenger, B. Ferrimanp Mr. Alex, J Yeager, C. Kelner, E. Houck, D. Ropke, L. Burton, L. Johnson, G. Yeager, B. Satta, A. Lechleitner Miller, S. Newell, S. Geer, M. Short, T. Blake, L. Howard, M. Gorden, Mr. Miller AGS Q ', hi mums ll A ,Fa Lge I 7, t 1 ' - 'abt .ll J nf. A nfl A ....vS..x.17. . AGS: T. Burns, J. Olhson, D. Moran, T. Bell, E. Stone, R. Dunaway, P. Hirnese, L. Conklin, M. Hughes, R. Lingerp T. Wygant, R. Dixon, M. Flinchbaugh, K. Gearhiser, T. Fees, P. Field, F. Dickerson, F. Somerlotp J. Mounts, K. Kurz, J. Burns, P. LaMarche, P. Baatz, D. Virden, J. Niese, D. Brashrer, R. Thomas, A. Leiard, J. McDaniel, R. Dunn, J. Bower, F. Mitchell, J. Wilkes, S. Johnston, K. Berry 42 Pep Club Pep Club: J. Niese. B. Kellogg, S. Wiedemann, C. Iams, C. Curren, J. lmbody, D. Scott, L. Ballenger, S. Shultz, S. Simmons, G. Butter- worth, S. Feliciano, J. Haas, C. Thompson, F. Robbins, P. Jenner, C. Brenner, C. Cover, C. Connelly, C. Scott, S. Conklin, S. Martin, T. Ries, D. Armstrong, C. Weddington, S. Hayes, D. Swain, J. Van Gundy, D. Williams, L. Dunn, R. King, J. Wink, P. Farlee, J. Van Sickle, K. Severns, K. May, A. Tashiro, R. Banning, E. Ries, D. Bigler, J. Wesler, K. Woods, T. Bender, R. Rasey, T. Witte, J. Felt, A. Dawson, T. Gra- ham, P. Pheasant, A. Lechleitner, C. Nash, K. Blazer, M. Busch, A. White, M. Butterworth, J. Lumpkins, V. Blair, J. Yazel, K. Bauer, D. Sipes, T. Tashiro, L. Scherer, T. Photos, T. Jolley, G. Wisler, B. Jones, D. Fabian, L. Sharp, H. Busch, K. Castle, C. Tenner, C. Monnett, K. Ward, M. Basore, K. Cook, B. Jones, C. Turner, T. Blake, L. Bergman, J. Borger, D. West, S. Sillick, J. Pezley, L. Martin, M. Straub, L. Bishop. Pep Club Executives: G. Wisler, T. Bender, G. Butterworth, A. White, S. Conklin, J. Wink, T. Tashiro, L. Bishop, C. Cook, P. Farlee, S. Feliciano, K. Krider, B. Jones, M. Butterworth, S. Martin, D. West, J. Borger, R. Rasey, J. Niese. 43 ,I Future Engineers ,bv we q Future Engineers: R. Dixon, S. Simmons, Mr. Hazelettg F. Somer- Future engineers R. Bayles and R. Bindley punch up some complex lot, L. Ervin, H. Tozerg R. Bayles, Nl Miller, R. Bindley, L. Garverg calculations on the math department's mini-computer. D. Riley, D. Griffith. National Honor'Society g-v-s,- Faklji 09.5, ,M . . Hifiiiiwln p. . . l 'viii no -M 44 . ,,,..f ,I f ' ffl if This year, 71 seniors were inducted into the National Honor Society at a banquet held April 20, which was well attended by parents and friends f3l. Entertainment was by Sweet Sixteen 151, and Mr. John Steward welcomed everyone 141. Shown receiving their certificates of mem- bership are Donice West Q11 and Kurt Gear- hiserQ2l. an --ff, . fifllli in-rf 1 .a av-wal:-. ,, uqfurmgmf Chivas. vw Kline. . In Univ 1.1. Me, , 4' . llrll gl us El Q C ilzusuan-Aez4 01 lilllnnvm ma.. lnnxnvw.,-gf 4 1 ,fr . , Hyun-fp if L ., 'I .. A 79' s -a 4 4 f I ' - 5 kk f-A Ykvv, A- I ' '1- - ' vs ' h A l v H ,fs ev 5.5-' ,gh ,, 5, ' 4 It ,Q H 4, y J Y Q y W , v .4 .. , l .sv A 'rg ' li' W- V V :s Q78 if ,lla . 7 5 L-as . . 'HC ' 'l til . l F - l National Honor Society: K. Munz, K. Krider, J. Niese, D. Allen, T. Bray, K. Gearhiser, R. Linger, T. Bell, B. Johnson, N. Whelan, H. Tanner, C Monnette, J. Foreman, P. Evans, R. Bayles, L. Sharp, S. Reish, C. Harmon, S. Martin, J. Haas, D. Moodie, K. Finnegan, G. Moore, K. Ward T. Blake, , R. Bindley, P. Nichols, K. Stanley, G. Lumpkins, C. Chapman, M. Rall, C. Robinson, F. Coskun, K. Buck, T. Mead, M. Short, E Houck, D. Ropke, T. Felchin, J. Yeager, L. Vance, D. Watson, T. Miller, T. Belford, B. Rowland, J. Ebner, D. Schaffer, C. Woolum, L. Feltner L. Rush, D. Lloyd, D. Shane, L. Johnson. 4 5 I Students Enjoy Vocation '1 .1 'X f , X X Y N 7, f .X a This is the last year for full scale vocation at Harding. During 76-77 Tri-Rivers Joint Vocational School will open for the first time, and many of Harding's vocational students will attend. l 8 '41, s 9 --'-.-v,l.,, .sr 1 IL., . ww 'I 'Ll 75'-'. v ' I '4 l:.'.,. ,P Xl! f SeniorD.E., , f lg D.C.T.,And f K O.W.E. L--' '5 I . 1-314- , J...- rig D.E.-STANDING-T. Rivers, V. Conley, L. Cook, R. Lelfiner, K. Corbin, C. Varney, D. Sheskey. J. Primmer, J. Allen, M. Liska, R. Fenner, E. Skaggs, C. Goon. SEATED-D. Watson, D. Slone, M. Starks. D.C.T.-ROW 1-L. Conklin, K. Burris, B. Kokas, C. Myles, G. Schertzer. ROW 2-K. Vaughn, R. VanSickle, R. Simpson, R. Prater. ROW 3- C. Johnson, K. Teets, R. Turner. D. Douglas. ROW 4-F. Deas, A. Hudson, J. Ralston, M. Lewis, D. McConnell, D. England, F. Bender, J Merwin gsm' M l . 4 N 4- J V l a .f-:rw - ' '. 'Wi A Senior O.W.E.: SEATED QL T0 RJ-D. Millisor, K. Garrell, K. Carroll, J. Seckel, R. Conner, SEATED, M. parson, J. Moore, B. Bostic, P. Freiley, D. Basinger, M. Solce. Senior D.E.: STANDING QL TO RJ-V. Mitchell, D. Traxler, C. Redmen, R. Rush, J. Titus, D. Boyhan, K. Smith, P. Huffman, M. Lupica, M Blakeman, J. Alcom, D. Borden, C. Brady, Mr. Sheskey. SEATED-R. Wagner, D. Russell, R. Ruhl, R. Warwick, G. McQuistion, L. Sizer, D Butterman, D. Hailey, R. Fitzgibbon, B. Johnson, T. Miller, S. Simmons. ABSENT-S. McQuistion, and L. Vaugn. ,M mfs E F .'J usni- If if , nvff 53 gall? D.C.H.O.: ROW I-V. Benry, B. Chevalier, P. Clonch. ROW II-B. Skaggs, P. Farlee, B. Simmons. ROW III-'l'. Prir-e M. Owens, V. Sums. ROW IV-Mr, K, C, Dm-Clnml, P. jones, P. lflliull, ll. Cray, IJ.CoI1-grmmvm-. . fA , '- , 4, iaffg . T ' ' P9 '! X:.v4'Yf C.O.E.: fMorningJ3 Seated QL To RJ-K. Munz, T. Franklin, S. Feliciano, D. Blackburn, D. Andres, L. Armendinger. Standing- Mrs. Hinaman, C. Woolum, R. Adams, K. Wicker, S. Myers, C. Wilson, K. Travis, H. Tanner, G. Moore, K. Hall, K. Casteel, J. Foreman. C.O.E.: CAfternoonJ-ROW I-Mrs. Denman, C. Ross, T. Mead, D. Fix. ROW ll-D. Dailey, D. Davis, P. DeBolt. ROW III-V. Blevins, M. Hill, D. Douglass, P. Cross. ROW IV-R. Rush, J. Hopkins, B. Kensler, C. Kaelber, Students Learn t ,Q Automotive Skills Students learn many skills in voca- tional classes such as mechanics in Q' Auto Shop. At left, Mr. Miers helps H. Napper find the trouble. X .,-4 L.'7'l Auto Shop: QL T0 Rl-Mr. Miers, B. Bond, T. Holland, R. Thacker, T. Davis, B. Jollif, H. Napper, R. Dunn, J. Lama, J. Wilson, J. Levering, B. Richardson, J. Edington, D. Elevenger. Auto Shop: ROW I-J. Baney, D. Clark, B. Lucas, D. Plumley, D. Furlong, R. Nash. ROW II-P. Clifford, J Tyree, D. Houseworth. ROW III-Mr. Slack, D. Stevens, H. Skaggs, R. Bradshaw, C. Breece, T. Shigley, D. McGloughlin, J. Johnston, M. Walker. 'P ' XJ 9 P A 1 ,A .31 i fy f -L Junior And Senior Drafting: QL TO RQ-D. Griffith, L. Traxler, B. Holloway, C. Ralston, J. Burris, D. Below, P. Peterman D. Gay, T. Street, M. Roecker, G. Gosnell. SEATED-D. Riley. T. Shenefield. Advisor-Mr. Harding. - 1 ' .T 'HH -:rr ' H . 'T f W iw .1,Sl'I,iflii. L. Junior O.W.E.: Seated QL To Rl-R, Draper, R. Jorden, T. Brammer, J. Moore, J. Bayird, P. Orians, R. Thompson, H. Caldwell, R. Mummy, K. Gattshall. Standing-Mr. Schultz, B. Severns, M. Martin. Machine Shop: Row I-B. Emptage, M. Davis, D. McDuffy, J. Lewis, J. Spencer, S. Jones. Row Il-J. Gorham, G. Jerome, L. Pennington, S. Smith, D. Crowe, Mr. Crayer. Row III-T. Sykes, G. Pine, W. Sims, T. Middleton, J. Wolfinger, D. Bowen. q u fi n 5n:,11J '. IA , I I ' 1'5F' 4:1-l L- UQIIIIIIIQ l u D.H.O.-FRONT ROW-M. Jones, K. Oehler, L. Shumate, B. Magg, B. Massey, B. Ferguson, D. Wallace, D. Gray, P. Meadows, J. Holmes P. Stallings fbedj. BACK ROW-V. Gustin, D. Fabian, T. Rush, M. Phillips, S. Little, Mrs. Lister, M. Winfield McCloskey QABSENTJ. Sophomore Work Study-BACK ROW-G. oliver, T. Hall, C. Blankenship, D. Harper, F. Miller, D Brarnmer, M. Fahrion. SEATED-D. Ellis, P. Styer, J. Davis, D, Stewart, R. Chaney. Junior D.E.-STANDING-M. Pratt, T. Long, B. Kidd, B. White, C. Martin, Hughes, J. Bowers, D. Henry, E. Kuhn, R. Drake, S. Hill. B. Orr, B. Niles, T. Porter. SEATED-M. Austin Q f - , , fq, . K. 4,6 1- K. Gatreel, T , 1 9 Q . 1 - v . 1 - , 1.1-1' 5 v ii I I E l' Fl i I 39? 3 5 i ' ' 4 i QI fix? A i i Juniors-Heating, Air Conditioning, And Refrigeration-FRONT ROW-r. Krassow, J. Simmons, D. Geyer, T. Weisenberger BACK ROW-K. Hoch, M. Lucas, J. Cox, R. Roberts, D. Nelson, P. Peterson, L. Draper, S. Reynolds, Mr. Bech. Fi i sf ' fm Seniors-Heating, Air Conditionins, And Refrigeration-FRONT ROW-T. Scott, B. Perry, R. Haycox, P. McGowan. BACK ROW-Mr. Hall, M. Auld, R. Jordan, D. Pickens. G. Pratt, B. Osborne, A. Harbalt, R. Jones. C. Robinson QABSENTJ. - A 2: ka 'f mr-a0v '9 wnudidrlw QI H979 ills N E 1 I' .4 25 ' .3 -.a... 4 k-1-.-... Reading Lab-BACK ROW-Mrs. Seckel Caidej, M. Dean, B. Fultz, D. Fosnaugh, M. Valentine, Mrs. Bechtle Csubj, SEATED-V. Barth, C. Bugg, R. Clark, S. Murphy. Pearl Street O.W.E. CA.M.j-SEATED-S. Tanner, M. Gorrell, B. Hughes, J. LuikHart, T. Phillips, T. Timmons, J. Hoffmire C. Burrett, J. Aurther. STANDING-Mr. Witzmann, R. Woods, M. Patrick, M. Whitaker, L. Armbrester, S. Field, P. Tiller, C Colegrove, D. Winck, M. Kelly. ABSENT-S. Harless, J. Biederman, D. Logan, R. Breeding, J. Whitaker, J. Kainnard. ii. Sophomore O.W.E. And Welding 4 I ' . ' .R Ser- 1 if g ,E X - 11 -,' -X gh.. Y i a -. M. - J .J Sophomore O.W.E.-LEFT T0 RIGHT-G. Taylor, R. Steed, K. Gates, E. Jones, J. Thomas B. Harper, J. Patterson, D. Boycf S. Millisor, R. Glass, S. Brown, B. Woods, G. Burkett, J Halley, E. Furniss, T. Burch, L. Henry, M. Barry. ABSENT-C. Griffith, C. Phillips, B. Horne J. Simpkins. Senior Weiding-KNEELING-J. Martin, A. Clark, P. McKenzie, C. Sedlock, E. Indoe, M. Van Scoy, B. Carr. SEATED- F. Mutters, T. Walker, R. Phillips, C. Everly, L. Hoffman, B. Jackman, S. Phillimore, B. Schmucker, Mr. Meyers. X S X klein vi .IH V XXL I ,W A! I I INDU5 VICA Officers-LEFT TO RIGHT-P, Peterson, D. Ferguson, B, Chevalier, C. Robinson, J. Burns, J. Wilson, and M. Lewns 'm '4o,q-1 ,755 SPORTS 58 In - 5- 1 i IU 1 ,nw li 4 Al .-.L--Q-T1 ..L.e-.'!.-+' ll I I '-'yhfff' '.k ?Fa-Nt--PM ' ' T 1-1 wmv' Ydwihr-sis-'tan '-'- 2.4 -.yy V Q J :A- Nl. 1? ,i -41 'W lkfi 1, Q..- --sium 'Q A U .Q 3 ' iHQf..ffj'v+ I ja lx , .1 A I , F fi' E I' f .Q .380 My '24 Gridders Complete Promising Season Q Co-captains R. Seckle and D. Middleton listen to ref's instructions. Toledo Bowsher's runneristackled foraloss. We have to stop meeting like this states senior K Gearhiser. Toledo Bowsher blocker decides to check out the Harding turf. JL... .....C':.- -. . -' .f D Football 1975-FRONT ROW: P. Regulis, J. Levering, M. Short, N. Hondros, K. Gearhiser, C. Myles, T. Fees, B. Dixon, J. Pickens, G. Floyd S. Rodman, T. Burns, P. Hirneise, D. Moran. ROW 2: Coach Lahoski, J. Schenkel, M. Moore, M. Gordon, B. Howell, E. Stone, P. Mash, M., Hughes, R. Seckel, L. Ryle, J. Olsen, Coach Vogel. ROW 3: Coach Shirk, P. Dow, D. Salyer, P. Howell, P. Baatz, T. Cranmer, T. Price, G. Redd, J. Burns, K. Berry, C. Cramer, J. Ruth, L. Jones, M. Henderson, Coach Merchant. ROW 4: Coach McCreary, D. Jones, W. Brown, K. Wilson, R. McDuffie, J. Logan, P. Beach, D. Freese, J. Wolfinger, M. Schwartz, D. Buck, M. Patrick, Coach Goodhart. ROW 5: Coach Gleason, J. Binau, M. Weiss, J. Keeton, R. Spaeth, R. Smith, B. Williams, G. Truitt, T. Stuwart, R. Shuler, M. Sontag, Coach Kyle. ROW 6: Coach Henning, Coach Burton, Coach Yockey, B. Somerlot, M. Veley, D. Dunlevy, K. Russell, B. Cranmer, D. Bunker, S. Vance, S. Sharp, J. Phillians, Coach Hill, Coach Hecker-Head Coach. 61 I. The 1975 football team completed a dis- appointing 3-7 season. Despite this, the Presidents finished in sixth place in the Buckeye Conference. Highlights of the sea- son include a 6-0 win over Lorain Admiral King and a 26-21 win over Mansfield. The King game was played in a 30 mph rain- storm with Harding's defense completely dominating Lorain's offense. ln the Mans- field game, the Presidents scored 20 points in the final quarter to win. During the sea- son, Mike Moore and Dave Freese were named Buckeye Conference Players of the Week. l I l I. I Y 'Abi 7-. A-Coach Hecker talks on the phone as Coach Goodhart, E. Stone, and Mr. Schwartz watch the action on the field. B-Seniors B. Dixon and E. Stone lead the Presidents onto the field. C-President's offense overwhelms opponent's ball carrier. 62 A-President's defense closes in on ball- carrier. B-Senior R. Seckel is upended near the goal line as senior P. Mash looks on. C-Coach Hecker gives his last sec- ond pep talk just before gridders take to the field. D-Sophomore K. Russell turns the corner after a long gain. Cross Country Team Wins Buckeye And Places 14tl'1ln State The Cross Country team completed a highly suc- cessful season this year. Led by co-captains Tim Shenefield and Dean Stewart, the Harriers finished with a fine 12-1 record in dual meets. The team also won the Findlay Invitational and was first in the Buck- eye Conference. In the conference meet, Stewart, Kelley McGowan, Steve Shenefield, Tim Shenefield, and John VanBuskirk finished first, second, third, sixth, and tenth respectively. The team also had a fine post-season record, winning the Sectional meet placing third in the district meet, and finishing four- teenth in the State meet. ' B A ,f , ,ff '- , 1 j A ul Q J ' 9 64 ' X - .Q Q xr.. ..A Cross Country-FRONT ROW: John VanBuskirk, Ken Kurz, Bill Munford, Tim Shenefield, Dean Stewart, John Willauer, Gordon Trent, Rob Drake. ROW 2: Coach Snyder, Jim Niese, Bryan Haviland, Mark Frazier, Ted Wygant, Joe Piatt, Paul Moodie, Steve Shenefield, Rusty Bayles, Coach Myers. V JN: -is N I 3 'M I' . JZ, ,.f '-I A-Coach Myers checks times with three of his runners. B-Harriers prepare for start, C-and they're off! D-Harriers have a lock on first place. E-Cross Coun- try cheering squad boosts their team. F-Co-Captain D. Stewart races through the Indian Mounds Course. 65 Swimming ' -Q-s. ., The swim team ended its season with a 4-10 dual meet record and a fourth place finish in the con- ference meet. In the meet, Fred Somerlot finished C ! ' X third in the 50 and 100 yard freestyle and Rex Bal- A . Ienger placed seventh in the diving competition. - lf, , During the regular season, Doug Virden set a school K record in diving. qv'-'r-vu-'if 9 1 A ROW 1: D. Chaney, F. Somerlot, R. Ballenger, L. Wiedemann, T. Felt. ROW 2: B. Somerlot, P. LaMarche, J. McDaniel, D. Virden, D. Jones, J. Stanley. STANDING: Coch Myers, S. Pletcher, M. Green, A. Hill, N. Ratterman. QJXRUING X RUINO MRUING waning J M ,f AQ-S Ae: SWIM iiillll QW l l Basketball Team Advances To Sectional Final The 1975-76 Basketball team ended the regular season with a 4-14 record. However, the round- ballers sparkled in tournament play and came up with two come from behind victories over Lima St. and Napoleon. In the Napoleon game, the Presi- dents were behind by as much as 17 points before pulling it out for the win. In the Sectional final, however, the Presidents ran into some foul trouble and lost to a fine Defiance team. Varsity Team: KNEELING--G. Ree-, T. Floyd, K. McGowan, R. Myles, R. Phillips. STANDING-Coach Riley, B. Mathiot, L. Jones, J. Turner, C. Lutsch, M. Williams, D. Middleton, B. Gooding, J. Kirkpatrick, Coach Witzman. ...r,, 5122, Q L -:mi xv! .Y A . f ww , lf ' cff S . 4 , 'ILL wAf'7. sl 1 4 .1 ,, Q' .4 s.J f , 1 f 1 ' ' 4 I 1 :' 'il Q! f I 71,28 -i 5-' A gf V'-li 9' 5'X K 0 'vi . 'I, . dx , uv A Q I - W1 I 1'1 ' V Q , L ' VA 1 ,' .-, ,-Q, aff' Aa, Y! , ff 'Ln fi -f 1 f J I 5 vt , 'ui gk fi FA -.-:gf-3 at A ' :sf Q ff .2-' ,Q , - k' - E. Wrestling The Wrestling team finished the year with a 2-7 record. The predominately sophomore squad finished fifth in the Marion Invitational and eighth in the Buckeye Conference. Out- standing grapplers and their records include Gary Redd, 16-8, captain Steve Young, 14-7, and Steve Hogg, 9-6. Redd advanced to the district meet where he recorded the fastest pin of the day but failed to qualify for the state meet. 2 ROW 1: S. Young, N. Hondros, M. Rall. ROW 2:Coach McGreary D Munsey J White J Ruth G Redd J Burns Coach Gleason ROW3 S Hogg, R. Swigart, R.Niese, P. Beach,M. Veley, W. Cozie,M.Schwartz M Weis I. 1 3 v 5 V P29 4 I , 'fr' ! ,Quads - v 1 f N 'ik - ,. L 1 Q n 1 L if f- --- 'vu-M, - x 1 . i -f N W an ,l il - , f Wg- f'X 1' Ks' K' 52-af I . , Aw, . . . ,Y -- S-ov. ' . 0 .gs ' vp- -? 5 -,,..fg.gg.' x- k ' .Y w . 52 LC-.WS -'Q' 3 .mv va. L ., 1' I 5-Q wgiivi Q IQ.-N. . r Q . V Eh, Y ' - t --- . .. .. --....--s.cu.q.,: D if-gh . af 1, '---- ,.....,. ,... . , . -A 'ir .I Baseball Harding's baseball team experienced a so-so year, winning 14 games and losing 12. At the beginning of the season, the Presidents lacked experience, having only five seniors on the team. However, the under- classmen soon became confident of their play and the team won 12 of their last 18 ballgames. The team de- feated Mansfield Senior twice and Fremong once to clinch second place in their division of the Buckeye Conference. However, no Buckeye Conference playoff was held, so the team ended up in a third place tie with Sandusky. Their were several reasons why no playoff was held, the weather and graduation at other schools were two reasons. The biggest reason however, was a lack of action by the league commissioner to set a date for the schools participating. The playoff was put off until it was too late, so the top two teams from each divison finished in a tie for first and third place. At the Spring Sports Banquet, Steve Emmons was recognized for hitting a grand-slam home run and Dave Freese and Jeff Guider were recognized for pitching no-hitters. 5-F ,Aj lik y p-s fs .- -ii s ': 2, v Nj 72 ...url-...an R fl-4. ROW 1-D. Freese, K. McGowan, J. Williams, P. Field, S. Emmons, D. Mayne, J. Keeton, P. Dow, R. Phillips. ROW 2-M. Flinchbaugh, S Weddington, K. Gearhiser, J. Guider, D. Dunlevy, R. Haines, J. Devilling, K. Russell, T. Schlect, R. Picard. 1-Lf? Y , s 1 ' ' ' ' . Q Q ' . , I f ' . I 13251 P- 'f' y :.2I:.1Q 73 I Track The track team's season was both successful and disappointing. The team completed an unde- feated dual meet record, but placed sixth in the Buckeye Conference. Top performers for Coach Burton's thinclads in the conference meet were Kelly Emmons in the 440, Don Bunker in the long jump, Pete Mash in the disc, Steve Shenefield in the mile, and Dean Stewart in the 2-mile. Emmons placed second, Bunker third, and fourth places went to other three athletes. At the sectionals, Bunker jumped 21'8 and Mash threw the disc 150'. Both individuals qualified for the district but failed to place there. GILL M SIZE ROW 1-M. Short, P. Mash, F. Deas, K. Emmons, T. Fees, F. Dickerson, T. Burns, G. Floyd. ROW 2-Coach Burton, J. Burns, M Hender son, S. Shenefield, T. Bollinger, R. Clarke, D. Stewart, L. Bomas, D. Moran, R. Ballenger, T. Massey, Coach Myers. ROW 3-W Fultz G Trent, S. Sharp, D. Dudley, J. Willauer, M. Green, G. Truitt, R. Drake, B. Reed, M. Frazier, C. Sims, D. Bunker, -, T. Mitchell. 1 .1 ' -.1 1. -ip 'fs'- ,ff -2 'la 41 Q . 1 51 J H 1 J l Q Q 1 l 'E C H I l l I . . . - . 1 I 1 , llP'l '- a'l.'I ' .ff:eeaSiQ,-f '5 5 fig: -F sxvfimvar H' I 'stih ,Q X! 'vp I 's.v- bk' .1 ,A .Q-, - ,A qi '.. . f4-', ' .QQ , as F c, W ' 'v ' r - -2 1' s ' 'hr i f - 1 'I . f:'51'-jx' ' 1 . 16. ' 'pf-- Y . 6, 'Q I - A A Pg, A ,- A I 1 V f ifvgi .A Tr .,,' - ,L ,- 4 U sw., A ' '-41,1 ' . ' fi in . I 'I -I zu y I' V Tl' Q 'r' f 1 I. -r4',J.'-'Z ' H V ,x,.. i ' - . .5 I ' ,4 k.4.'x.,-of.1-. - 4-4' .1 14- ill- 'Pan . .ni fb, 111' IA.: I ll 1 994 M ,.. , , ,W I K 1-in Other athletes who played important roles during the season include distance runners Todd Bollinger and Frank Dickerson, hurdler Floyd Deas, sprinters Tim Burns and Melvin Henderson and long jumper George Floyd. , -..,....-,.,,,,,3,4 --,. ..,A'- ,,,A.,p.st4 l 4 1 --A 1 -..-, .b H., . V ' in .1 'Z Q J. as -sliixfrwi, L+..lf ' -Q' ,J A .gay 3 KA, ,e:F.f'Qr- 9:1-Q .- wg.:,g..A,,,u',-1Q'5,Q,' . f -, . 1 , ,,,., . ,, , i s - . - 'H- L-w'i'Z:-. . v .., ,f,.4,': , ,-,wry 49,1 f ' 'F ' V I K ' fi' nixinfyiif' 4' Q-fir ' -f-'FF gf' ix- -- . ,- 1, ' 2.121-Q - fiif'- f-'-' '7. if' uk 917-1 r,.'f2f ' - -- 3 if r , . A - ' pw -3,5118 xl sw ' -LQ .,' ,- ' fr, 5!,,F f6'.1'?t..'5fHif'54g:,-1. 1 0 .,,,,-, ,.. ,il 1,1 0- ' . - 4 JJ .' f , . - 4- VI ,',,' 5-...si .. .C A . 'Q n 0 - ' Q1-I ta-e . ' , , , 75 Tennis 3 After losing all 7 starters from last year's team, this year's squad, led by co- captains Bruce Rowland and Rick Dunn, played a challenging schedule. In- experience was used to describe the team which had only one senior on the squad. The team fin- ished with a 3-11 record a an eighth place finish in the Buckeye Conference. Marche, D. Binkley. inSi:e:t31l:5r1-S2555-5 L .. Y V . ' . 'Pr Q.: ', i A ' R 1 Q 1 --. ' Ni , S V ' .. iii iv' , ' ..-sw 'QV s ' i . 1 ROW 1-D. Teitlebaum, C. Yeager, E. Barcos, K. Kurz, M. Cunningham, M. Stuckey, H. Ludwig. ROW 2-Coach Nedham, B. Haviland, T. Haviland, B. Mathiot, R. Dunn, B. Rowland, P. La- , ' V .nr ' 7. Ty, , . A fm,-W 1 f e Z 1-V85 W94. a IT 1 I. v I ff't 'R3'il..e '.'x,'9iY1i-Slim-.., Ts 5?- A, ' KNEELING-D. Virden, K. Hutchins, D. Miller, J. Ballenger, S. Smart. STANDING-C. Clay- pool, S. Weddington, J. DeViIling, T. Hickman, C. Ketchum P. LaMarche, Coach Pannett. Golf Harding's golf team completed a winning season this year by placing second in the Buckeye Conference. Junior Tim Hickman tied for fourth place in the con- ference meet. Craig Claypool re- ceived the Captain's Trophy and Hickman received the Outstand- ing Golfer Award. 5 1 .5 ' X1'5-3 1 -Q , U 5 4 7 X , rib. ' - . A v - 4 K x . l - , I I K I , 0 . ' v ' , .K i' h :S , 1 f V! ,rj A . M ffiffffi 9' 5f25'4LQ2M I I N n . , ,av J. X 'AN Pf- 7 7 Sports Awards Fall Sports Banquet S Rick DUN! Special Reco 9 - E AXA N w I '59 -'- -' Zhu-- ax, fr' -' x . I L, Y v .l-if., 5, . .4.l?,, Y, ,,,..-.---- 'jf'jjL,.....-,,.,.V,.-f- N A .-,,,.,,..-1-1'-' K ,4-- ET? 1 I kqg. in ,X Girls' Volleyball The girls' volleyball team completed an excellent season this year with a 10-3 record. The JV's had their best season ever finishing with a perfect 11-0 record. In the Sectional Tournament, Harding de- feated top-seeded Bellevue 0-15, 15-3, 15-13. After a very brief rest, they lost to Shelby 4-15, 14-16. Captain Donice West was voted Most Valuable Player and Jenny Niese was voted Most Improved Player. l Senior J. Borger returns volley. f ,Ii . ,.. .fs .W .llx ---.3 gl '..-.,. ul' D .f Y-1 if il -5- si' 'WT' Q, Q - ,-A ,f V P It - J , XS,-J T Q. S g Y I-Abt, ' . - 'IN -gI'gI'1g ' . v 1:1-'zz ' DL. :r 1.-'lf Volleyball Team-ROW 1: H. Edwards, J. Niese, R. Cowley, C. Martin, A. Lechleitner, D. Allen, J. Borger, D. West, T. Witte. ROW 2: P. Ramsey, J. Roberts, T. Bender, B. Hartley, S. Miller, L. Fox, J. Pezley. ROW 3: Cheryl Huffman-coach, K. Gleespen, F. Robbins, J. Ziesler, S. Wiedemann, L. Nichols. 80 Girls' Tennis The girls' tennis team completed its first season with a fine 7-3 record. Leading the way for the lady Presidents was captain Nancy Whelan who finished with an impressive 8-2 record. Whelan was Most Valuable Player and Cindy Armendinger was voted ,.5.,,N Most Improved Player. 11. flifg, f kj se, 3 . . , an ,. Mvjfvf ' 'Y if . X 9 Af-'gQg,fsiV1. ft. , ,.,, . A-- .- N. 42' '- , N . f,..f.f?-1 A-Girls' tennis team benefits from N. Whelan, one of Marion Coun- ty's top women tennis player. B-Guppie K. Stern stretches to re- turn serve. s s GirIs's Tennis ROW 1: M. Isaly, T. VanRiper, C. Connally, C. Cook, T. Jollay, T. Graham. ROW 2: Cathy James-coach, C. Armendinger, A. Wagner, N. Whelan, M. Geer, K. May, K. Swartz, K. Stern. A 8 1 1 S -v-' x 7 Aqi-ti . l 1 - Q X . .. , 5 r Tiki in ' .A . 'L , o v v 'Sn I K i - -.4 M., . , , .. - fi. jf- ll fu., nu ig 5,- Il 52 Girls' Track Harding's girls' track team sparkled in the 1976 campaign, compiling a 5-0 record in dual and triangular meets. Led by captains D. West and N. Whelan, the Presidents captured first place in the North Union and Galion invitationals and placed second in the Buckeye Con- ference. The Iady Presidents highlighted the season with a win in the sectional meet. They qualified in nine events at the district but failed to advance to thestate. ROW 1: K. Dangler, J. Borger, N. Whelan, T. Blake, S. Martin, D. lndoe, J. Castanien. ROW 2: T. Simmons, L. Culp, L. Fox, T. Bender, S. Hayes, B. Foster, T. Jollay, K. May, A. Johnson, B. Ingmier, G. Butterworth, G. Lewis. ROW 3: C. Huffman, Coach, C. Haines, K. Jackson, C. Wiedemann, B. Andrews, K. Tozer, M. Isaly, E. Wilson, L. Howard, J. Ashworth, S. Geer, C. Thompson, V. Barth, S. Wright, N. Rubich, Coach. ' , v- , F .tif 'v Q, '-. 1 . A ,,l, ' V rg K . 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V I2 - Y, 9 , t. 7 ' A f . , i?2?fQ'1g 'ef x, I 1 'tv 'K 1' I 5 ' .fb -1 ' ID' f ,Y I 1 - fi 'fm 'Wi 1' ,H i A ' Q -'f 406' Q -4- - A 1 1. 1 Q, P+ Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Scores Golf 8th place Bowling Green Inv. 345 Delaware 170 Mansfield Sr 170 Mansfield 183 Findlay 153 Galion Football Harding 6 Toledo Harding 22 Hardlng 0 Lima Harding 14 Elyria Harding Hardlng Harding 157 166 166 ennis 169 2nd place Lima sr Fmdhy I Lima Shawnee 5th place Sectional Hardfng Lsma Shawnee 163 Gm SZISSEZ EE',Z1'l1-.X 218 Kenton Harding Findlay Harding Fremont Harding Upper Arlington Harding Fostoria J V Harding Bucyrus Harding 0 Harding 0 Harding 0 Harding 0 Harding 36 Harding 8 Hafdillg 7 Harding , 50 Harding 6 Harding 27 Harding 6 Harding 5th place Harding 8 H rding 19 Harding 0 Fremont I-lgrding ' 22 Harding 7th place Harding 8th place Harding 18 Harding 33 Harding 13 Harding 12th place Cross 19 Mansfield . 7m place Tiffin Inv. :aging 55 29 Bucyrus Harding 44 23 Columbus Ha'd! g 43 18 Mansfield Sr. Hardfng 44 23 wonhingmn Ha'd! g 55 2nd place Ontario Inv. Hardfgg 63 lst place Galion 8. Malabar Hardfng 29 1st place Findlay Inv. Hard! g 63 1st place Sandusky 8. Hardfng 56 lst place Sectional Harding 58 lst place Buckeye Hardfng 40 3rd place Hardfng 45 14th place State H: Harding 55 Harding 49 ' Harding 59 Harding 54 Harding 54 Harding 58 Harding 52 0 2 3 3 0 1 4 0 0 2 Westerville Gallon Inv. an . Buckeye Confeiience Mansfield Srl 51 Tiffin .- 25 Mansfield St. Petersjg x 41 Sectionals ,A Q' ' , ' .flxh Basketball in 4 'N Cdlumlbus Soutli Columbus Marlon Franklin Sandusky Fremont Mansfield Sr. Admiral King Elyria Lorain Sr. Findlay Sandusky Fre K nt Urbraga 'h ' ' Mansfield Sr. Admlral King Galion Elyria Lorain Sr. Findlay Lima Sr. Napoleon Q Defiance Swimmi Delaware Ashland Sandusky Findlay Ashland Lima Sr. Fremont Col. Crawford Findlay Ontario Galion Ayersville Coshocton Ontario Buckeye Con. Lost Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Won Harding 15,15 Harding 15,15 Harding 15,15 Harding 15,15 Harding 7,12 Harding 15,15 Harding 15,14,15 Harding 15,15 Harding 15,15 Harding 13,15,18 Harding 15,15 Harding 0,15,15 Harding 4,14 J.V. Harding 44 X Harding 61 2, Harding 42 'Mg Harding 49 If-X, Harding 38 Harding 42 il'larding 43 Harding 45 y 8 44 8 47 arding 50 , Harding 48 Harding 57 Harding 39 Harding 61 Harding 36 Harding 52 Harding Harding 0 Harding 3 Harding 3 Harding 1 Harding 4th Harding 1 Harding 1 Harding 0 Harding 1 Harding 4 Harding 2 Harding 1 Harding am BFIFIIS Basketball Columbus South 45 Mari -,lg nklin 18 San , 43 Fre 38 Man r. 43 Admira King 52 Elyria 51 Loraine Sr. 52 Findlay 60 Sandusky 44 Fremont 45 Urbana 43 Mansfield Sr. Admiral King Galion Elyria Lorain Sr. Volleyball 72 72 45 45 72 68 68 6th Malabar mansfield Bowling Green Fostoria North Union Buckeye Con. North Union Buckeye Valley Ml. Gilead 2,2 , Qlemangy 5,5 GIYIS' Basketball Findlay 15,15 xzglzgneta 6'1g'g Harding 25 Upper Sandusky Kenton ' 31 Findlay Mt. Gilead Upper 49 Ada Lima Ada Fremont Galion Buckeye Con. Findlay 3 4 Girls' Track 76 66 92 1st Buckeye Valley Sandusky Kenton Riverdale Upper Sandusky Mansfield Sr. Findlay Ashland Sectionals I Buckeye Con. Mt. Gilead Sr. Sr. Mansfield Malabar Elgin Delaware Delaware Findlay Wynford Kenton Van Wert Van Wert Harding Harding Harding Harding 9 Mansfield Malabar 2 Ridgedale -l , is X' jk .feb FACULTY Sm X XY X3 X X fx S 88 R '7,gJ!--4---. N7 t ' ' ,Y A -Q X - -.N -ss N -.xx Wal' -3 Dr Stephen Stuart Superintendent Dr David Miller Assistant Superintendent Mr Marion Shank Administrative Personnel Community Aids School With Passage Of Bond Levies I ul Mr. Norman Dickman Mrs. Lefa Gorslin Mr. Jed Middleton Mr. William Rudy . LP ' 'r F x ' ig Xt , M' ' HL K Mrs. Cara Witte Mr. William Your lf 'Vi 5 56: .gl ' ' , f -' Q 236 Bus Drivers-William Bredlau, Dave Vehrs Secretaries-Claudia Foreman, .lean Griffith, Jane Fogle, Shirley Phillips Beverly Marshall 90 -Sl -J Mr, John Steward Principal Mrs. Grace Schlientz Assistant Principal Mr, Herbert Tillett Assistant Principal 'Q-sl E 4 ,ykfvmlf 1. Q -,--, . H - Cooks-Mildred Altenberger, Virginia Green, Doris ' i Hoffman, Mildred Mohr, Wanda Parsons, Annabel! X N S ' ' . xN.ngx- YJ Persinger, Maxine Roseberry, Marie Scott, Loretta School Board-Mr. John Ashworth, Mr. Paul Ludwig, Mr. Paul Cres- Shaffer' Marilyn, T'dd' Doris Warren- PONY Wm' sor, Mr. John Walker, Mrs. Imogene Minshall, Dr. Richard Weber. trmgham' Ruth Simmons - reset Custodians-Lou Saxton, Francis Jones, Melvin Bailey, Elmer Hinkle, James Sautter, Donald Schuster, John Walsh J 91 ' 44:43 E Mrs. Virginia Alexander Mrs. Mary Cree Calhoun Mrs. Karen Clabaugh Mrs, Elbertie Curry Mini-Courses Jr And Sr Year Stimulate Student Interest In English 1. Mrs. Drake lectures to her students about the value of Eng- lish. 2. As Mrs. Clabaugh dem- onstrates, teachers often give personal attention to students who need help. 3. Mrs. Kientz helps Kelly McGowan write his name. 4. lnformality is seen more and more in teaching as shown by Mrs. Webb. 5. Mrs. Galloway grades her drama class by watching and listening to them perform. Mr. James Gatchell Mrs. Carol Geissler 92 i XS:- .iff '4 d Mrs. Marilyn Gerdeen Mr. Gary Iams Mrs. Patricia Kaiser H3 Mrs. Carol Kientz Mr. George Lane Mr. Ed Miller 5, 40 ' i' 3 1 Q .....-' W :Q I Mrs. Angela Parks Mrs. Victoria Piacentino Mr. William Swihart Mrs. Joyce Webb Social Studies Sponsors First Youth ln Government Day 1. Mr. Goodhart is so entranced by something in the room that he continues writing past the edge of his paper and on to his desk. 2. Do You think we picked up the wrong coats? asks Mr. O'F2ourke of Mr, Steward. 3. Mr. Agner and Mr. Needham discuss their classes during a free period. 4. Mrs, Vogel's attention is drawn to the cheerleaders at a pep assembly. 5. 200 years ago today this was our faculty and that's the way it was. This Bicentennial picture has been brought to you by Bulf Oil Cacually faculty of 18990. fi Mr. Jerry Agner Mr. Nick Alex Mr. James Andrews Mrs. Kathleen Brigmar Mr. Timothy Combs Mr. Tim Goodhart Mrs. Calvina Goodwin 94 ,QU Mr. Gary Grogan Mr. Harlan Needham Mr, Paul O'Rourke Mr. Joe Parish u-1-iiiq, r X I - . ' :Ike i...,..Y WJ 9 THUR ANNA EAT:l'ON fe -V7.1 Mr Doug Ruley Mrs. Margaret Vogel Pre-Cal Stumps Seniors Math 1. Mr. McKinley watches over students as they are in lab. 2. Mr. Hazelett explains to his pre-cal students what a tree is. 3. As his lab burns, Mr. Mosher watches in amazement. 4. Mr. Wolfe lectures his environmental studies class on pollution. 5. Mr. Graham makes a quick check to see if the books balance. 6. While pre- paring for class, Mrs. Reeser takes a break to have her picture taken, YF Mr. Edward Bell Mrs. Betty Campbell Q. . - T fm Mr. Ramon Cox Mr. .lack Graham Qfr 'H . - f l 4 I ' 7' ,ie U 'A , : 1x 1 jj!! V K . :' fjfbfs' -fr' if . 1 L ...gr 3 N . i -1-it ii ,.,. F' ,i .,-f'1 rbi! I ,Q r' 45- 1 'W A . if ' L-VL N: zll' in-A . , - ,- 715 ' , '-L 'nf -'AJ '11, 'lv J I 1 FFx F I K ' 1. f' ui ' ww' 7? ig 5- Z 'WT - ' H dw-N ,M XL 'i .. e I Mr. Harold Hazelett R A ' Mr. Joe McKinley l wil - 6 I. Y' 7 un ' x . J ,- '. . r X' 1- . 'J '31 LQ' Mr, Dave Miller Mr. James Mosher Mrs. Mary Reeser I H 'Q 0 0 Mrs. Rosaclaire Anthony , all 4 I . .Q-1' 4'o W A 'lE'i ---i 0 ' 4' 'Oct' a' x ' 1' .' O 9 4 O O l A 1:,nl .0 ,',n,d b:l,'o :IF -Q,'i.1!' 'I' 4 ,OV O lf... .l.,ix Us -.-. 4 Jw- '- ' 'O,'q T .!. bt.. v Q sus. ' ov - 'Q o3,g,xX A. .FXR t x Mr. AI Beach 9'-115 ----ik Mr. Ivan Beck Mr. Charles Bradley Mr. Bernard Brooks Mr. Art Burton i ', Mr. James Caryer Mrs. Jane Denman Mrs. Terry Dutton Mr. Frank Dyer lf . Lx ar tw ' 'G ct A 76 Final Year For Most Vocational Courses 19 F N. 5 ' 3: At Harding 2 1. Teachers put many long hours into grading papers as shown by Mrs. Hina- man. 2. Before leaving, Mr. Dyer helps Mr. Miers inspect a motor. 3. Mrs. Dut- ton briefs her class on the proper technique for typing. 4, Mrs, Seely has a veritable iungle on her desk. Sw. 'Ss-4 Mr. Fred Fahrion Mr. Dan Gleason X Mrs. Judy Felgar Mr. Frank Hall swyjf M.. I , 'f 1 4, 1. u 'I A I ' v, n ii f ' , - v . . 1 0 Q' y Mr. Jerald Harding Mr. Jack Hecker Mrs. Ruthann Hinaman Mrs. Cheryl Huffman Mr. Willard Kocsovsky Mr. Homer Lentz Mrs. Jean Lister ,Q 99 Mrs. Helen Maxwell Mr. George Meade Mr. Larry Merchant Mr. Fred Miers Vocational Students Look Forward To Tri Rivers ln'77 if 36: Q I' 'ar U .ri .la i ,fa L Mr. Herman Miers Mrs. Bridget Moran Mr. Ray Nason Mr. Donald Neimeister 495 Mr. Tom Pannett Mrs. Muriel Parrott Mrs, Nicki Rubcich Miss Mireille Salick fs 1. Mr. Bradley welcomes everyone in- to his class, even the Quiver photo- grapher. 2. Mrs. Felgar assists Don White with his macrame. 3. Mr. Win- terhoff examines a right angle, one of the many tools in his class room. 4. Mrs. Huffman helps Pam Meddles complete her L-seat. 5. Mr. Gleason watches as his team brings another mat victory to Harding. llll'-ml - llllnllll ffm Us Mr. James Schultz Mrs. Phyllis Seely all k Mr. Thomas Sheskey Mr. Richard Slack ig , , if be - Mr. Charles Stevens Mrs. Jeanette Wilson MF, Robert Wintefhoff Mr. Bernie Witzmann 1 I Mrs. Sharon Zahn 101 1 Faculty Directory John F. Steward, Principal, B.A., M. Ed.: Muskingham College, Kent State University, Ohio State University, Bowling Green State University. Herbert A. Tillett, Asst. Principal, B.A. M. Ed: Muskingum College, Kent State University, Bowling Green State University: Student Council. Grace Schllentz, Asst. Principal, B.A., M.A.: University of Alabama, Ohio State University, Ohio Northern University. Jerry Anger, B.S.: Saint Joseph's College, Ohio State University. Nick Alex, B.S.g Ohio State University: Future Teachers of America. Virginia H. Alexander, B.S., M.A.: Baldwin-Wallace College, Ohio Wesleyan University, Catholic University of the West in Angers, France, Ohio State University: French Club. James N. Andrews, B.S., M.A.g West Virginia University, George Washington University. Rosaclaire Anthony, B.S.g Concord College, Ohio Northern, Bowling Green State University: Future Homemakers Association. Elvin Beach, B.S.: Xavier University. Ivan Beck, Voc., Ohio State University, Ashland College: VICA. Edward L. Bell, B.A.g Muskingum College, Bowling Green State University: Audio-Visual Director. C. David Bradley, B.S., M.S.: Bowling Green State University: DECA advisor. Kathleen Brigmon, BS.: Ashland College, Miami University: JuniorClassAdvisor. Bernard Brooks, Ohio Northern, Ohio State Marion, Bowling Green State University: Print Club. Art Burton, B.A., MS.: Ohio State University. Mary Cree Calhoun, B.A.: Ashland College, Ohio State University: National Honor Society. Betty Campbell, BS.: Ohio State University: Science Fair Committee. James L. Caryer, Olivet Nazarene College: VICA, Student Council Advisor. Karen Clabaugh, B.A.g Ohio Dominican College, Universidad lberoamericana, Mexico City, Washington University, St. Louis Institute of Music: Spanish Club Advisor, Secretary Marion Chapter of AFS, Faculty Club Steering Committee. Timothy L. Combs, B.S., MS.: Bowling Green State University: National Honor Society Advisor. Ramon G. Cox, B.S., M.Ed.: Capital University, Ohio University. 5. Elberta Curry, B.A., M.S.: Marshall University, Tio Grande College Ohio State University. Beverly Deaton, B.S., Bowling Green State Univqllaltf Ohio State University: Co-ordinators-Americans Abroad. 102' ..-fum Elaine Delco, B.S.: Bowling Green State University. Jane Denman, B.S.: Otterbein College, Bowling Green State Uni- versity, Ohio State University: C.O.E. Club. Norm Dickman, A.B., M.S.3 Capital University, St. Francis College. Mary E. Drake, B.A.: St. Joseph College: Senior Breakfast Sponsor. ' Terry Dutton, B.S.: Pikevill College, University of Kentucky. Franklin Dyer, University of Toledo: VICA. Fred Fahrlon, B.S.: Franklin University, Findlay College. Ashlan College, Ohio State University. ' Judy Felgar, B.F.A,, M.F,A.: Ohio Wesleyan University, Cranbrook Academy of Art, University of Bridgeport: Art Club, Alice Galloway, B.A.g Ohio State University, Ohio Northern University: Advisor to: Harding Reporter, Props and Q's, Harding Light and Stage. James A. Gatchell, BA: Heidelberg College, Ohio State University. Carol Geissler, B.S.: Bowling Green State University: Spanish Club. Mariln Gerdeen, B.A., MA.: Luther College, Iowa State University. Daniel Gleason, B.S., M.Ed.: University of Wyoming, Bowling Green State University: Asst. football coach, head wrestling coach, Tim Goodhart, B.S.: Kent State University: Asst. Football Coach Calviy Goodwin, B.S.p Central State University: Student Council Advisor, Homecoming Advisor Lefa Gorslin, B.S., M.Ed.: Miami University, University of illinois Olivet Nazarene College, Ohio State University Jack Graham, B.A., M.Ed.g Ohio Northern University, Kent State University, Ohio State University: School Treasurer, Ticket Manager. Gary Grogan, B.A., B.S.E.g Henderson State College, Kent State University: AFS Club Frank E. Hall, University of Toledo: VICA Harold G. Hazelett, B.A., M.S.3 Marshall University, University of Northern Iowa, Ohio State University, State University of lowa Future Engineers of America Jack L. Hecker, B.S., MS.: Bowling Green State University Cheryl Huffman, B.S.p Ohio State University: Cheerleaders Volleyball team coach, Asst. Girl's Track Coach C. Gary lams, B.S.: Capital University, Ohio State University Patricia Kaiser, B.A.: Ohio University: Student Council, Senior Class Advisor. Carol Kientz, B.S.: Bowling Green State University Willard Kocsovsky, B.S., M.Ed.: Bowling Green State University Ashland College, Saint Francis College: VICA, Quiver in i i I .9 . - -1 F. ':r '. Y-' .' gl . 1 . l t. 'fuk' .1-A ',. T ' L . A o cg ' can-g H ., V . I--'i,,. V -, - . f ,, .. - fe. . V George W. Lane, B.S., M.S.: Capital University, Columbia Univer- sity: Sweet Sixteen, Senior Song Committee, National Honor Society. Philip Leedom, B.S.: Bowling Green State University, Ohio State University. Homer W. Lentz, Toledo University, Findlay College, Ohio State University: VICA. Jean Lister, B.S.: Ohio State University: National Honor Society. Helen Maxwell, B.S.: Mount Saint Joseph, Bradley University. Joe McKinley, B.S., M.A.: Bowling Green State University, Univer- sity of Northern lowa, University of California: Science Fair. George A. Mead, B.A.: Akron University, Urbana College. Larry Merchant, B.S., M.A.: Ohio University, Bowling Green State University: Head Baseball Coach. .led Middleton, B.A., M.A.: Muskingum College, Bowling Green University, Kent State University. Fred L. Miers, Ohio State University, Ohio Northern University: Plymouth Trouble-Shooting Contest. Herman L. Miers, Ohio State University, University of Toledo: VICA, American Welding Society. David K. Miller, B.S., M.A.: Bowling Green State University, Ohio State University: Ski Club. Edward Miller, B.S.: Miami University, Ohio State University, Kent State University. Bridget Moran, B.S.: Bowling Green State University: National Honor Society. James E. Mosher, B.A., Ohio State University, Malone College: Science Club Advisor. Raymond E. Nason, B.A.: Ohio Wesleyan University, Salmon P. Chase College, Ohio State University, University of Utah. R. Harlan Needham, B.A.: Otterbein College, Bowling Green State University: Basketball Statistician, Tennis Coach. Donald B. Neimeister, Ohio State University, University of Cincinnati, University of Miami, Kent State, University of Toledo: VICA. Kay H. Nophsker, BA: West Virginia University, Fairmont State College. Paul M. 0'Rourke, B.S.: Bowling Green State University: Swinger, intramural Director, Class Ring Advisor, Senior Picnic. ' Thomas A. Pannett, MA.: West Liberty State, West Virginia University. Bowling Green State University: Golf Coach. Angela Parks, BS.: Ohio State University, Hiram College: Herald Advisor, Orb Advisor. choreographer for musical. Joe Parish, B.S.: Tennessee Temple College. Muriel Parrott, B.S.: Ohio State University: F.H.A. Victoria Piacentino, B.S.: Ohio Wesleyan University: Quiver Advisor, Ticket chairman for Musical. Mary Reeser, A.B.: Otterbein College, Penn. State University. Doug Riley, M.A.: Moorehead State University: Basketball Coach. Nickle Rubcich, A.B.g West Liberty State College: Girl's Track Coach. William J. Rudy, B.A., M.Ed.: Muskingum College, Florida Atlantic University. James Schultz, B.A.: Ohio Wesleyan University, Ohio University. Mireille Salick, B.S.: Kent State University. Phylis Seely, B.S.: Bowling Green State University. Thomas J. Sheskey, B.S.: Ohio University, Ohio State University: DECA Club advisor, Jr. Sr. Prom. Richard L. Slack, B.S.: Ohio State University, University of Toledo, Kent State University: VICA. Charles E. Stevens, A.B., B.S.: Olivet College, Ohio State Univer- sity, Bowling Green State University. William E. Swihart, B.S.: Miami University: Pep Band, Stardusters. Margaret Vogel, B.A.: College of Steubenville, Ohio State Uni- versity, Findlay College: Pep Club. Joyce Webb, B.S.: Bowling Green State University: Teenager-ob the-Month advisor. Jeannette Wilson, B.S.: Manchester, Purdue, Bowling Green State University: FHA advisor, Robert Winterhoff, B.S.: Miami University. Cara White, B.S.: Ohio State University. Bernard Witzman, B.A.: Bluffton College, Wright State University, Bowling Green State University: Asst. Basketball coach. Donald W. Wolfe, B.A.: Otterbein College: Harding Lighting and Staging. William Your, B.S., M.Ed.: Bowling Green State University. Sharon Zahn, B.S.: Miami University, Ashland College: HERO Club. I 103 V 'I SENIORS SENIORS Q! it ne! V f x. W SENIORS S ENIORS SENIORS 'wr SENIORS gr SENIORS Tlx If I V Seniors 105 I O6 1976 Class Officers: President Rex Ballinger, Vice President Eric Stone, Secretary Kathy Finnegan, Treasurer Renee Cowley Regina Adams hx 9 JeffAIcorn - --f 1 -my Donna Allen John Allen V fr , , 1 ,ir - 1- ll In -X 21' -'il iii ? Zwlif' 'A' 'ul 7 ff? ' Michael Ambrose Debbie Andrews Linda Armendinger Dan Baggs Lynda Baker Steven Baker Tim Baker Linda Baldauf 'lr' -'5 'cf' l i l i l i ill i i l Q I il ii fl 1, l li i I l s I l l 3 'I l P I il! i l l it .-.ill Signs, Skits, and Speeches all highlighted Senior Class Elections. W A 'R -1 'Q CQ' 'f YN w C '? Carole Ballenger Kathy Ballinger Rex Ballinger David Barbour David Barlow Don Basinger Jerry Bault Robert Bayles Vicky Beck Vicky Beery Thomas Belford Timothy Bell Diana Belt Francis Bender Jeff Berringer Jon Bibler 'l M ' uno Q9 OL Neo Q at 'r 5 L52 3 yu 2 X 107 1 173 3 17764916 ..- Pete Mash and Mark Short Mark Short and Pete Mash You figure it out' Hey mom' Guess what Robert Bindley Steve Binkley Donna Blackburn Tamara Blake Mitchell Blakernan Vickie Blevins Michelle Boganwright Leon Bornas Robert Bond Debbie Borden Jayne Borger Robert Bostic 'Sf TV.. 1 .M ei W SJ Sl followed me to school this morning. What a closet full!!! 75 WI' W' if is 3' J 4-v Bret Bowers Dawn Bowers Diana Boyhan Chris Brady Tammy Brandberry Terry Bray Tom Breithaupt Mike Brown Karen Buck Ardis Buckner James Burley Timothy Burns OLU Tl Q QS? N Q0 ? N 1 Z Q 51' C51 5 73, ,ex 1 1776-1976 O9 8 C -- 'O OD C g :s O S 1 .I Q2 Jane Burris Kenneth Burris Lynn Burton Maria Butler Debi Butterman Mary Butterworth Nancy Calloway Kathy Carroll Kathy Casteel Flossie Caudill Dan Chaney Cathy Chapman Belinda Chevalier Andrew Clark Craig Claypool Charlene Clewell 4. Q if! 41 '79 l A iqx 'U' ls the ball suppose to go in the hole Pamela Clonch Kim Coffey Timothy Coldwell Deborah Colegrove Sheryl Collins Donna Conklin Larry Conklin Vicky Conley Richard Conner Eugene Cook Linda Cook Kelly Corbin Rhonda Cornely Fatih Coskin Renee Cowley Jeff Crabtree ? Brad Richardson shows his expertice l Eau I ' I al' S5 774 Robert Craven Jennifer Crawford Lorraine Dacken Wayne Dameron Debra Davis Tom Davis Floyd Deas Pam DeBoIt Cyd DeGood Frank Dickerson Robert Dixon Danny Douglas Debbie Douglas Karen Dudley Mike Dunaway Rick Dunaway . In keeping -with tradition, this year's S' MOR? were tH6'f'AIl Powerful Winners of th 1 :lv 2 ' -Q-'li-fl Jyf- . 1 - , . , ., eq R- 7 - 'Lg , -1041 , ' . -'gt . ., - ' I 5, 4544?- ' Pg 1 ? ' .gf W ' Turkey Bowl'-'ly 5133,-ray W- f. fJ9 ,M . Q .,.4.akaJ f :L A rx r . Richard Eaches John Ebner Rick Eckler Helen Edwards Patti Elliott Pam Emery Kelly Emmons Dave England Dawn Erickson Larry Ervin Philip Evans Carl Everly Peggy Fantacci Paulette Farlee Tom Fees Tonya Felchlin 5 5 Victory! 5 Y ING' Sharon Feliciano Suzy Feliciano Joni Felt Toni Felt Linda Feltner Betty Ferriman Philip Field Jean Fields Tim Fields Kathy Finnegan Ron Fitzgibbon Deborah Fix Mike Flinchbaugh Sylvia Flournoy Thurrnon Floyd John Forman Rita Fox Theresa Franklin Paul Freiley Eugene Gamble Sheila Garey Larry Garver Kurt Gearhiser Sheila Geyer Coletta Goon Matt Gordon Karla Gorrell Gary Gosnell The Homecoming Queen for the 1975-1976 school year is Chris Ross Her court consisted ofg Sharon Fell clano Donna Conklin Linda Hayes, and Pam Reeves Chris reigned as Queen and celebrated her 18th birth day all in one day Who could ask for a nicer present OLUTION fd Q' 2 sr Q 11 oi I 77, ,776 1916 Linda Grate Helen Gray Fred Green Donald Griffith W' 50's Day Hits Harding . . . pi-of Pep Club does its usual SUPERB job. SENIORS always hold up under pressure. Larry Grimes Diana Guess Judy Haas Judy Hall Karen Hall Arthur Harbolt Skip Harden Joyce Hardgrove 116 f ?'? 'if' -Q' S-.4 Q ,.....,N X-lu.. . L Y Charles Harmon David Hart X- Kathryn Haughn Jenny Haviland 'Uh If Rick Haycox Brenda Hayes Linda Hayes Debby Henry 25 'Q' . 4-av' .And Hits Hard!!! Cheerleader Donna Allen leads the Crgwd, B. Linger, E. Stone, T. Fees, and B. Clark do the TWIST Michelle Hill ' Paul Hirneise Linda Hoffman I Nick Hondros 5 -1' I 1 . ' ' 1' f XXOLWON c Q Q Q0 2 -f E 9 S' 1 Z 'if 4: 117 1, fx J 17764916 V Class Time There are countless moments during school when fantastic things are happening. Things that few will ever remember, but they are fantastic none the less. It is these moments, and the people who make these moments, that give Harding its I never want to leave atmosphere. Joan Hopkins Elizabeth Houck Joyce House Robert Howell Greg Hughes Dixie lndoe Ernie lndoe Laura Ingimier William Jackman Rick Jenner Bruce Johnson Linda Johnson Lynn Johnson Candace Johnston Cindy Johnston Krista Jolley 118 Q-c- eww AWD? JeffJolliff Brenda Jones Pamela Jones Roger Jones l Randy Jordan Carol Kaebler Deborah Keggan Kerry Kellner Becky Kellogg Bonnie Kensler 3. Lashon Keuchler Donna Kimbler v-uf 1 . ,'v-.- A S. Young and R. Dunaway find it hard to keep a straight face. ,ri- :'l,5gg lim' QB x.. .Y S5 N I WJ - ,mg Cheryl Kincaid Sandy King Thomas Kirk Jeff Kirkpatrick Donice West shows off her girl's basketball trophy. Kathy Klaus Doug Kneisley Brian Kokas Susan Koons Kelly Krider James Lama Michael Lamb Amy Lechleitner Randy Lehner Cheryl Leveck Jim Levering Robert Linger Mary Liska Doris Lloyd Jayna Loeffert Barbara Logan Fatih Coskun casts has fnrst U S vote Mayor John Ebner c Sara Logsdon Kenneth Lomax Cindy Loper Geri Lumpkins Michael Lupica Trina Lyons Erin Lysaght Terri Markley Carolyn Martin Susan Martin James Martin Peter Mash Tom Mash Thomas Massey Chris McAfee Donald McConnell 6th Ward voter Tim Burns fi i x.f .. u-1' Molianne McDaniel Cindy McEntire Phillip McKenzie Gary McQuistion Sheryl McQuistion Shelba McQuistion Tarnara Mead Rovanna Meadows Darrell Middleton Todd Miller Mike Miller Regina Miller Glen Miller Kitty Milliron Debbie Millisor Rick Mills L I 4.....p 'TX i '7 I if g.. 'Mus ig wtf-'f Vanessa Mitchell Debra Moodie Jeff Moore Gail Moore Mike Moore Sharon Moore Cathy Monnette Jeff Mull Kathy Munz Forest Mutter Mark Myers Stephanie Myers Harry Napper Timothy Napper Phil Nichols Jennifer Niese Mr. Dickman handles the hamburgers. Dr. Stuart and Mr. Steward handle the fries. V. 1 'ln 1. 'qu QLUUO Qc! ,V ? T Q 1 C5 75 'X ,776-1976 b 82 . VN3m39 Leisa Ogle Jon Olson Bill Osborne Margo Owens Mike Parsons Jeff Patterson Jane Pennington Bruce Perry Rey Philip Steve Phillimore Lawrence Phillips Duan Pickens Jerold Pickens Karen Pierce Michelle Plumley Ronald Prater s i ANNOUNCEMENTS :mime uw.-'mt s. Garth Pratt Doug Price Teresa Price Jenny Primmer Lola Pryor Dan Radebaugh Deborah Radwin Michael Rall Craig Ralston Regina Rasey Susan Ray Cindy Redmon Pamela Reeves Stacy Reish Sheila Rice Brad Richardson CLASS HISTORY dow Qc Teresa Ries Debi Riggs Cheryl Riley Darrell Riley Stephanie Rizer Tammy Rivers Cheryl Robinson Chris Robinson Kimberly Robinson Steve Rodman Barbara Rollison Diane Ropke Christine Ross Bruce Rowland Melissa Rowley Laura Rush ' sENioR POTLUCK ' Robin Rush Ruth Rush Kathy Ruth Rhonda Rutledge Dennis Russell Les Ryle Vicki Sams Bruce Satta Tim Satta Mark Sayre Dan Schaffer Debra Schenk Jeff Schenkel Guy Schertzer Bob Schumuker Lisa Schuler T QXQLU IOA! Qs f eg , 1' 1.-' SENIOR POTLUCK IS BEST EVER! EIU ,A wcnfed .fc Aim dnl ' Bur i.. -, .... 1 in. i ,,. 1 ji: .1 V llll P? 'W mi ,. fully we ,. V Mn f A-If J f in :Pas bd' U' ' 'ffiffy . . ,, Chairmen T. Bell and M. McDaniel welcome SENIORS. MattGordondecidestogeteven Terry Scott Rebekah Seckel Ron Seckel Charles Sedlock Debbie Shane Lisa Sharp Cheryl Sharrock Timothy Shenefield Dee Sheskey Tim Shirk Mark Short Benita Simmons Reverend Bell Speaker John Ebner A record crowd enjoys the show. Steve Simmons Ronald Simpson Ruth Sisson Louis Sizer Beverly Skaggs Edna Skaggs Donna Slone Kenny Smith Vicki Smith Mike Soice Fred Somerlot Sally Spaeth Leslee Spears Henry Spradlin Doug Stage Kim Stanley 129 1 SENIOR BREAKFAST The SENIOR BREAKFAST marks the last time the class is together before -3 A graduation. This year's breakfast was a J huge success, thanks to a great com- i- 1 x. -' .-iii mitteeandgreatspeakers. X4 ' a Avis-1-tjk if 1 ! J K-,J V '. - - ea., , . -i' F c' Peggy Stark Melinda Starks Rhonda Stock Eric Stone in fy Dan Swartz Janet Swihart Helen Tanner -,S Mary Tedesco Kathy Teets Jeff Teitelbaum -- Richard Thacker ' f ' Clarence Thompson Anita Travis Debra Traxler Susan Tucker -v Elizabeth Turner 1 ' vfsgi Q 'Q 130 , I-.,. M M5 'uv Jenny Niese-The Future Tim Bell-High School Dan Swartz-M.C. sr Rebecca Turner Jerry Tyree T ig Lorrie Vance .IQ T1 Stacy Reish-Middle School .5 xx 'lv Robert Van Buskirk Mike Van Scoy Rose Van Sickle Carla Varney Kathryn Vaughn Laura Vaughn Richard Vonderheide Ralph Wagner Tim Walker John Ebner-Grade School ..-5 I: ,, A - un c ' ' ll .llll llfll lllll alll. usual Klllll lilll iggiff' shun' ----ii - 5 55555 ff Y 5 i 5555555 -- ' ' -5 :g.?!.' , Nl I' ' , . , ,--nf-A114--I 1 32? SENIOR ASSEMBLY 1976 Kimberly Ward Randy Warrick Debbie Watson Ellen Weber Cindy Weddington Donice West Jeff White Tom White Gregg Whitmer Charles Whitt Kim Wicker Laura Wiedemann Mike Wilcox Becky Willauer Jacqueline Williams Jeffrey Williams 4 vs ? Xl ,....- 4? ff Qwffvi GL figs , 453 , . Q , .e. l 4 ms . X xx'-N of 'bf-.J 276.1916 Michael Williams Karen Williamson Brent Willis Carla Wilson Carol Wilson Gregg Wilson Joy Wilson Tamera Witte Cheryl Woolum Carrie Wright Jackie Yeager Steve Young Kathy Zahn Julia Zeisler CANDID CAMERA -655 Wi -175415 3 41- . . X g 'fx .. , 9 '--44-Q AJ 'ii 'axx 235 x I Hcfyyj fjlrinflflu 2 psf' Q, x, Q A .' 4 5. p 4 K v 4 'ON9 Q 0 ki' 2 X ,R , si w E 6 f' 4 ! is I ' DM MW ,.m .5'? X144 rw ls 0 Q, NGC? 'IL m 5 135 'P NA GRADUATION 1976 ATIME,AYEAR, A CLASS TO REMEMBER. A Q QJIQA Ox 4 v :ix 0 A x - A wht ZQ I . l E 1 4 41 , X! ' E 5 I 'dffi 2, l QOLUTIOA, QA ir 6 2 441 .93 '37, 401' fx '7?75719'f5. ff ct 5 ff in '- Ax 'N Z 1 , CLASS INFORMATION: GRADUATING CLASS-104th F .45-i 5 , c 1 X. g, '735vf f f A ir. A W-., ' 'Tai if ' A ' ' yi- A . .945 NUMBER IN CLASS-468 CLASS MOTTO- MAY THE SADDEST DAYS OF OuR FUTURE. BE NO WORSE THAN THE HAPPIEST DAYS or ours PAST CLASS COLORS-RED, WHITE, AND BLUE CLASS FLOWER-ANTHURIUM VALEDICTORIAN-PHILLIP EVANS SALUTATORIAN-KAREN BUCK T ' vii 7- - '15 An , . U- ' j,.,,3M ' V - .nn!W ,, KAI A A 1 . ' A ,gl - T SLI xg . QW ' Q S f Q if Q Z - K x x m 1 1 H I 5 I Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors Juniors fm 'n aasivfig' iz: N '-N Wgbgl Juniors show their spirit at the 50's Day assembly, T. Graham relaxes after a long school day. l 14 J. Mautz sings Heather on the Hill to A. White in the musical. ii-saialififiizi' F' ful 1 lv. fl -f 1,17 -J -.fffln f f7 - . fi7?fiff:f'!j M' W ff' fl l . fri ' K . C, Swartfg forehand is a winner, Hardlng's wrestlerettes kept the stats at the matches. Juniors 139 1 Kevin, Jean, Sue, Georgeann Lead Class Of 1977 This year as every year the main objective of the Junior class officers is to make the Prom a successful night to be remembered. The officers headed many fund raising projects along with the help of other class members. This year's officers are Kevin Berry, president, Jean Pezely, vice- president: Sue Conklin, secretary: and Georgeann Butter- worth, treasurer. -vw ' Linda Akers Diane Aldrich A ' - -p U Barb Anthony -, ,fi Cindy Armendinger A 'Q Dan Asrouch , ' ' 4 Marshal Austin ir ' Paul Baatz T7 David Bailey ,f 4 Trace Baldwin Rusty Bales Linda Ballenger Nancy Ballenger John Baney 'Tl' Brent Barlow Janice Barlow Melissa Basore Kris Bauer James Bayird Mark Beery pa, Dan Below Glenna Bender Tammy Bender Rhonda Benz Linda Bergmann Kevin Berry Deb Bigler l 140 Juniors 'asa A Junior class officers are seen in front the the internationally known monument located in Marion. Articles on gravity's effect on the monument have been published in many magazines throughout the world. Q4 , i as I 4151 -ra? Q .5 V x5 M vii? K7 . 4-A D 'Q ,- .v-f 5' --1 11 K. Berry leads the Juniors in a cheer with a J. Pezley bumps withavolleyball. JUNIORS ARE 41 sign. I. 4-1? ,,f- . in fi! Q :ax .13 -uf Z if fd' 46? I1 ...Q l 'E-ge, Mindy Birnbaum Laura Bishop Lynda Blankenship Tom Blanton Kay Blazer Pat Blevins Tod Bolinger Bev Bollinger Darrell Bowen John Bowers Richard Bradshaw Tracy Brammer Dave Brashares Carl Breece Frank Breithaupt Julie Britz Greg Brooks Carole Brown Karla Brown Steve Brumfield Linda Burke Greg Burns John Burns Terry Burns Heidi Busch Mary Bush Tina Bussey Christy Butler Georgeanna Butterworth Francis Caldwell Herb Caldwell Karen Carpenter Jim Carr Juniors 141 Money Making Projects Successful Junior class is responsible for money for the Junior-Senior Prom. All year they have money making projects and activities to raise the money. Junior class president Kevin Berry saw each one of the projects through so that enough money would be made for the Prom. Many guys of the Junior class tried unsuccessfully to beat the Seniors at Tug-of- War, to raise moneyf Prom. Doreen Caserta Brain Clark David Clark John Clark Rick Clark Mae Clemons Jeff Cleveland Charles Clifford Sam Cochrane D'1: Rex Coldwell . ' ' Steve Cole 7 Kendrick Collins x , ln. x ' Travis Collins Barb Collum Becky Columber Kim Conklin Sue Conklin Jane Conley dia Kathy Conley Lindi Conley Rick Conley Connie Cook fl X.:v I Gary Cook C. , i Karen Cook '- E, Steve Cooper Carol Cordell 'uf' Char Cox Jim Cox Cheryl Craft Chris Cramer 142 Juniors or the -d 1 ff Y' LQ! of L., 5 s- B7 S A 'S-. K7 'Nu 5,-e' ' , '-A -7 Rick Clark picks up papers for the newspaper drive from one of the classrooms. 2 .vi Tj f-1 f'-fb. ' Todd Cranmer Chris Crawford Renee Creasap Dan Rowe Mark Cryder Helen Cunningham T .e ff All-American Panorama Each Year in May the talents at Harding become known to all. Choirs, Bands, orchestra and V other groups work out a num- i . f- , ber to be presented to the - A f public. This year the theme was Choir members Jane Lucas and Rob Massie sing Deep Purple better than Donny and Marie. Marshall Cunningham Margie Cutarelli Rosa Cyrus Patty Dacken Jan Davis lk Keely Davis Mark Davis Mike Davis Sharon Davis Max Dawson , ' fQg1::g.- 'g-- i t- ., - A, V V i ' C' is 'fQ . Marilyn Dean Tammy Dennis Jeff Devilling Kayanne DeWalt Ken Dice Deedra Dillion Dave Dix Gwen Donaugh Pat Dotson Kevin Douglas TS? Scott Douglas Ca Jack Downey -,w Renee Downing 'Tri' Robb Drake Linnae Draper J, All-American. I t .-A David Haines does his thing with his family fol- lowing him over the ramp. Beautifully performing the gym class floor exer- cise, Barb Mull adds to the varitey of Panarama. Juniors 143 Gregg Dripps Tim Duffey Lisa Dunn Rick Dunn Debbie Dye Gene Ellison Jeri Ellwood Jayne Emmons Brad Emptage Jody Emptage Barb Evans Dixie Evans Stacy Evans Jonda Everette Joyce Everly Brenda Ferguson Debbie Ferguson Linda Fitch Connie Flavell Wanda Fleming Bobbi Foster Brad Fox Leesa Fox Suzanne Fox Teresa Fox Brenda Franklin Pat Franklin Teresa Franklin Dave Freese Richard French Dena Fryman Dave Furlong Phil Gamble 144 Juniors Basketball manager Richard McClaskey gets a big kiss from his mother before a trip to the districts. J. Mautz swings his partner K. Cook as all the gym classes boogie down during the square dancing. Q7 415 111 'ff' --..-55.4. Charlie Chaplin was at Harding during Panarama singing and dancing fi' eu Dan Geyer Carla Gilbert Kim Gleespen Bob Gooding Ladd Gorby Jeff Gorham Dana Gorslin Terri Graham Sandy Grate J X ' IQK Remember When. The best years of your life are your high school years. Do you remember the class clown that always seemed to brighten even the dullest days? Some memories are sad but most are happy ones. Think- ing back on the 75-76 school year, remember when. . . Dave Gantt Laura Garver Kathy Gatrell Keith Gatshall Doug Gay Martha Geer v-Y Stardusters drummer Frank Breithaupt waits for the right moment to pick his music up off the floor Bill Gray Donna Gray Debbie Griffith Jeff Guider Hardwick Gundy Vickie Gustin Mary Gyuire David Haines Lisa Halbert Coble Kevin Hall Shelia Hall Mike Halley Juniors 145 l Dave Hanahan Sheryl Harris Becky Hartley Cindy Hatch Joyce Harvey Bryan Haviland Shirley Hayes Jill Hempfield Melvin Henderson Deanna Henry Pam Hensel Jeff Hersman Tim Hickman Doug Hicks Sharon Hill Karen Hoffman Bruce Holloway Jill Holmes Kim Hondros Don Houseworth George Howell Pat Howell Cathy Huffman Ty Hughes Phil Hundley Vickie Hutchinson Vicki lndoe 146 Juniors Sometimes lt's Hard To Find Enough Time Studying takes time and that is what most of Harding's students have little of. Many students try to find time during school, whether it be during study hall or at lunch. Some do their studing at home during their favorite television program. Finding time to study was hard during Brigadoon, but L. Martin finds it before going on stage. N- During study hall A. Picard goes to his locker to find something to study. pf! if x l ,J Typing could be needed in the future for K. Car- penter as she takes a test. Brenda lngmier Paula Irick Dawn James Ron January Ward Jenkins Dean Jenner Glen Jerome Angie Johnson Carolyn Johnson Keith Johnston John Johnston Steve Johnston Tracey Jollay Debbie Jones Linda Jones Luther Jones Mary Jones Rochelle Jones Scott Jones Herb Jorden Rockey Jorden Jeff Jump Bev Kearns Sheila Keating Charles Keller Bill Kelley Rhonda Kelley Chris Ketchum Bambi Kidd Rhonda King Juniors 147 Rick Krassow Steve Krausz Libby Kuhn Ken Kurz Sheryl Lama Parks LaMarche Doug Latta Frank LaVenia Gale Lewis John Lewis Randy Lewis Sharon Little Eric Litzenburg Tim Lobb Teri Long Todd Long Glenn Loper Teresa Lore Alice Lucas Bill Lucas Jane Lucas Marvin Lucas Clyde Lutsch Cheryl Lynch Debbie Lyons Megon Lyons Betty Maag John Malachawski Cathy Martin Leanne Martin Mary Martin Torn Martin Brenda Massey Rob Massie 148 Juniors Juniors Like The Quality Kennedy Hall is the place to , 5 J T Milner hears a good joke. 1'-Q rl X be on Thursday nights. Dancing, shooting pool, playing cards, and just relaxing with friends are the favorite quality past times at Swinger. This year was Swinger at its best, with Juniors, what is better! X:-W D Robbins finds time to play cards. I 10 gigs? Juniors take time from quality activ T' , 4s ities for a picture. Sue Masters Bill Mathoit Jett Mautz Karen May Laura McAdow Rich McClaskey Elizabeth McClure Tim McConnell John McDaniel Doug McGlothlin Kelly McGowen Geno McKee Diane Meade Penny Meadows Carol Meddles Eric Mendenhall Tim Messenger Holly Metz Tom Middleton Linda Milar Nancy Miller Juniors 149 150 Rusty Miller Sheryl Miller Todd Milner Frank Mitchell Todd Mitchell Paul Moodie Mike Mooney Ronda Mooney Brain Moore Gina Moore Jeff Moore Randy Moore Shelia Moore Shannon Morris Barb Mull Ruey Mullins Bill Mumford Roger Mummey Dan Munsey Mike Mutters Ron Myles Kathy Napper Karla Nash Roger Nash Tim Newell Tina Nicolosi Jim Niece Barb Nile Karlene Oehler Kathy Oehler Steve Oiler Phil Orains Juniors L, Q nd 'fi' qv! i I 'V' -an 27 Most of the Juniors who attended the Spring Dance left early to go i party. i i l i fi I 94575, l While the band was taking a short break so were the dance goers as T. Milner and C. Cover take it easy. X .7 With his date waiting behind him T. Long gets some- thing to eat and drink. Spring Dance Discomania was the theme for this year's turnabout Spring Dance. April 24 was the big night for the annual event sponsored by the Spanish Club. Even though it was a rainy night those who attended really enjoyed themselves. Q-FY Qui 1-'V 11' 1.1 'H-iQ., V ie' -fi 4 T l it .1 i P' ,3- 'ess 1. ..r I bd' va ,ai 10' Debbie O'Roark Brenda Orr Terri Owens Penny Parks Randy Patrick Betty Patton Larry Pennington Pam Peterman Bob Peters Betty Peterson Patti Peterson Jean Pezley Vickie Pheasant Marla Phillips Ron Phillips Joe Piatt Andy Picard Greg Pine Jeff Pitts Duane Plumley Terry Porter Mary Pratt Charles Price Tim Price Russell Pyles Jeff Radenbaugh Pattie Ramsey Teresa Randles Robert Rasey Jeanith Ratterman Gary Redd Greg Rees Celeste Reszczynski Juniors 151 Steve Reynolds Rex Rich Carla Rihardson Donna Robbins Freese Nancy Robbins Jenny Roberts Ray Roberts Roxanne Roberts Lisa Rose Becky Roseberry Colleen Ross John Ross Lucille Ross Ken Roth Terri Rush Roselind Russell Jeff Ruth Rodney Rutledge Mike Ryan Dave Sayler Kris Sayer Steve Scheff Kim Schmidt Doris Scott Jim Scott Bret Severns Cheryl Severns 152 Juniors ONE DREAM ONE COUNTRY ONE DESTINY Washington D.C. was the setting for the 1975-76 Junior-Senior Prom. Decorations included the Washington Monument, blossoming cherry trees, a reflecting pool, and the front of the White House. Buzzwane and Daybreak provided the music on the porch of the White House. West World was shown at the Ohio Theatre between the dances with transportation to and from the theatre provided by Marion area service clubs. K. Berry welcomes Seniors to the prom. .1 2 T.. P. Tozer and E. Stone look around for a seat after dancing quite a bit. if ,gy 1.3 -l lll l N- car 1' S . XJ ,ix Q, J' -Q, X l 5' X, 3 The crowd enjoyed dancing to the sounds of today and yesterday performed by Buzzwane and Daybreak Lf' '-'Q 19 I l :NX I 1 Q.. iff I... I ll .,4 4 Terry Sharp Linda Shehee Steve Shenefield Tony Shepard Antia Sherman Larry Shipman Rick Shirk Sharon Shultz Lori Shumate Rick Sifritt James Simmons Shelley Simmons Bruce Simpson Willie Sims Chris Sink Debbie Sipes Brenda Sizemore Hobert Skaggs C.,- f..-J .-. ' 4 . f... . Wg .ffiflyg mg??,fff' ' 1 ' I VY' , f' .-.75 is Before leaving for the movie C. Cook and D. Burtch take time to have a talk. 1 A.. nv- 'ESQ .+,' 1 ,QS Peggy Sloat Connie Slob Bob A. Smith Bob P. Smith Damon Snow Julie Snyder Jill Somerlot Mark Sontag Mike Sparks Paula Spears Jeff Spencer Clarence Spradlin Juniors 153 Debbie Stakey Patty Stallings Cindy Starcher Dave Starcher Dave Stevens John Stevens Dean Stewart Debbie Swain Ann Swartz Cathy Swartz Theresa Swihart Terry Sykes John Tallman Bob Tanner Toni Tashiro Andreena Taylor Bob Taylor Marsha Thacher Chris Thomas Charlene Thompson John Thompson Ron Thompson Becky Toney Pat Tozer Hal Tozzer Jett Turner 154 Juniors K L .Km in.: 4 6 x ,Q iii A . ,4-Q if l H. Busch and M. Wineman to see West World. fi l.-1 1 x ? X get ready to leave for the Ohio Theatre fi C. Severns and A. Johnson discuss plans for the rest of the evening 4 -4, 1. Q, , T I v Xl Nr'- with their dates J. IR 1 x T. Nicolosi and L. Shehee and their dates take a look at the decorations from the Washington Monument. and W. Jenkins. '7 41 i 5 . J . -Q rl i I oval' Grand March is a tradition at the Junior-Senior Prom as everyone weaves in and out and having a good time. .1 i Y -i ,. ll,'e 11-C 5. C Gilbert and D. Price with P. Tozer and E, Stone take a glance at the reflecting pool. Traditionally the Grand March is started with the Junior and Senior class presidents and the and C. Stone leading off to join R. Ba 'C-1' YY ,cs Q2 date with K. Berry lenger and A. White. Kathy Turner Steve Turner Jeff Tyree David Upp Diane Vance Debbie VanGorden Lori VanGorden Jane VanGundy Terry VanRiper Erica Villavcencio Doug Virden Bob Walker Jim Walker Delana Wallace Terry Wallace Carolyn Weber Steve Weddington Juniors 155 Terry Weisenberger Pat Welch Doug Wells Lucia Whitehead Amy white Barb White John White John Wilk Brain Williams Kenneth Williams Patricia A. Williams Patricia I. Williams Joe Willmeth Melody Winfield Julie Wink Mike Wise Gwen Wisler Jay Wolfinger Teri Wolfe Kathy Woods Ted Wygant Chris Wyszynski Jill Yazel Gayle Yeager Charlene Young Kay Young Delma Zwolle 156 Juniors A7f'if J' li 'Rf ski: 4Xl lien -5 9 . i A 'V i'f i K '. . J - x ' i ' . u - 4 1 'ii ' - v -7 1 fs 1 I x I me 151 .Z fm , an is 'S 4. 13 G Around School Juniors are very active in many things around the school. The Class of 77 is outstanding in every- thing from classroom projects to the sports field. Many are also active in clubs and some do hold offices in the clubs. Juniors have spirit, and they show it when they yell at pep assemblies and sup- port their team at the games. B. Mull and D. Robbins show the Spirit Chain. T N ,4 .vm 1 vb N '!d u 7 viii ff 1 ,I 97' V 1 an . , . - .i .5 T 1 Q i i .ff . 1? X 1? ul g H .. tg EZ? 4 QU-40 4' nf' 4 z-11-9 . , , l Wrestlerettes watch the wrestling team as well as take the stats. i l X. l l i I ll ll lf-x. , r . .fum .fi Rig Mt!!! L Juniors are defeated in Tug-of-War sponsored by the Junior Class. sports awards. K. McGowan and D. Freese get fall l ' 9'-K. r, f 'A I 5 irq 3 ' i I .4 ' i'l 15' l i .. l i 2' ' ' K . .. 'I ' .5 a s Q I v 3 . l 'Qi' Q rllr gp' . f 3 Ki 1 l U K lla i ' 4 l 2 . li Q-Cl . L. Bergmann, B. Ferguson, and S. Shultz run Spanish Club Fiesta. 5 wr V, r I ,-' ' I s In . 0 5. 1 5 . IM . 4 .. ' - -' - ' ' ' -1 . :MA-, booth at 4 -J --1 A' ' ' f t If i K . , T. Graham and M. Basore do a tap dance at Spanish Club Fiesta. T, Jollay and K. May blow up another Chemistry project. Juniors 157 I 15 - T. Cranmer finishes a test in an English mini-course. .4 Cheering at the stands. l i l volleyball match along with team member L. Fox is T. Mitchell from the ll li il i Waiting for the bell to ring, G. Wisler and K. Brown stop to talk in the hall. 158 Juniors l K. Bauer goes up for a rebound during a pre-game warm-up. J. Ruth begins his attempt to pin his i opponent. Coach Lee Myers gives D. Stewart an award for his excellent running for the Cross Country Team. P. Baatz goes to the library as much as possible instead of to study hall to work with his friends. .Z T. Hickman receives an award for his golfing contribu- tions to the team from Coach Pannett. In in 4 5 f'Qlf S. Shenefield takes another first place at a home Cross Country Meet, as Coach Myers checks his time. ang After her wedding in the musical, Brigadoon, J. Snyder does a Scottish Wedding Dance. i -1 ll L. Bergmann and H. Busch take tickets and pass programs at musical events. Juniors 159 1 Y' Sophomores F I' 1' 6 Sophomores 160 Z' gi' . 22 .M f - 'VN 1171 IIN' v-44121 Tsefit s i I, 'di S, -Ahalvlli 1'-. Z E itll? Iii: ik an 5 is -at-gig if in 4' il 4:1-A ai-. 0-9-1 if f, fi, if i 5 if O il, I i :ii 'I N 3 . iw ev- . f, 1 ' ' r ' -'s ' 5 . ' .. . . , L- . V , x 3- r - 41 UNM gill - A . - ' t 7 lx f .1 ' Class Officers: Cheryl Martin, Secretaryg Terri Y ul..-ai.-Q Nickels, Treasurerg Melinda Wigton, Vice President: - t n , . -ff I Q-A WendyThornton,President LN,-, A :ji 'l ff ' , 1 - J ' i-'vv'v1A't..il,H- 'I' ' 34 11' A' -Jax ' ' ' 1 ,F 5- ' :x .ll 1 4 V ,g , 'v A . ,aU,1,, N' S7 0 IL rf., 4 -rl' 'V i-rf- 'f 9 ' . H- '7 Sophomoref' 161 'S 4- ' , . x A - ' ' i ,.S, , - , - , -- -. - 1 - , --1, - --'W X ' A 'Q'gg.nvgu-px.-Q-7'm f ' 'Fla ' ' 'FS ' .-.... L r mfg: .' Miriam Addis Peggy Albright Ronda Aldridge Tina Aldridge Jon Alexander Jane Allen Debbie Armstrong Beverly Andrews Kim Arn Catherine Arthur Jack Arthur Karen Arthur Tim Arthur Julie Ashworth 1 ' 'x 71' X X l t s - Xl 41 Nl ' I ,xv li Q I '!g.Q6 a ,J Debbie Atkinson Debbie Augenstein Nancy Ault Irvin Baker Pamela Baker Jim Ballinger Kathy Banks Ruth Banning Timothy Barbour Eric Barcus Mike Barry Kathy Barr Valerie Barth Tracy Bartow Paul Beach Laura Beam Tom Beckel Marcia Beck Debbie Belford Lori Bender Jeff Berry 162 Sophomores :'1 J , r ,-4 an: .., 1,1 . - n u.. A - Y-in' '-.li L A :,'l': 3X?'4' ' Sv I 14 5 . , F Q , , 1 l 1 LA.--bitt if ' lain' r , I iq, 2 ..:A, ' - A I A M .- ' 3 y tl . Q1 Q 1' - Q' . .: ' ' 1' ia x , l f s '- . ' A X TX lv 'A , : .A ' 'x 9 lit 1' -6 113, L! f I ' V72 ' , ,, 2' Jn- A- -A V 5 . ,,3, . N i 2344! , A Hi ,. A-23 i .4 r 1i JN '4 xi - 4 , L Q xl-T9 K7 72 ' 'wi ,mai X, ,,-fx -A ,Z , . 'is k ,, 1 :fr Y ' fs X '1 ,i fi 4: 4 . I xv, -Q '41 'A Y.. James Besch Patrick Bierce Alice Bill Jerry Binau David Binkley Valerie Blair Cindy Blakeman Charles Blankenship Jean Blevins Judy Blevins Pam Blue Sharon Boganwright Sherry Boganwright Teresa Bond Sue Borden Janet Borders Brad Borland Doug Bosh AJ S. Geer, J. Heiser, J. Poling, J. Ludwig, and A. Wagner start home after a long day at school. BJ Murray Kasmann takes advan tage of one of the modern facilities ofthe library. YN' X-:V ,. 14' 'Vi ., ot Q'- ,K Tv- A I Karen Bosh Terry Bowen Vickie Bowman Dan Boyd Christal Brammer Cindy Brewer Sandy Brewer Cathy Brooks Phillis Brown Willie Brown Brian Brumfield Mike Bruno David Buck Charlene Bugg Debbie Bundy Don Bunker Bill Burch Vickie Burden Jane Burris Jerry Burton Charles Butler Sophomores 163 .X 'Ig 3 X- ,- -N K2 xr '1 qQB.L -A .-v9 -1. lk U1 fl. 1 4 1 I ,- ,f ! 1' t E 4- .. , 1 V ' N 1 N lf' x ,1 va' 1 V Q r I YL A ff' ,,.f - .. -ig . L' si -Xa aj- Fg X J 'I ff! -.1 , 1' K 15' f L f NX . ji , H ,N fl if Q' 1 '.1 r ,N Y! 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I 4 Z 1 :Q - ,,' Rl ,i ff' 'f ,yi xv y , I vvfjl ! 43 -U' 'Y ,. ,dl Ron Gibson Vickie Gilbert Marie Gilley Margie Gorell Kathy Green Mark Green Steve Gregory Craig Griffith Sue Griffith Toni Grogg Laura Gwinner Carol Haines Ray Haines Dan Hall Mona Hamrick Curtis Haney Kim Hanshaw Patty Hanson Scott Harden Dave Harper Phil Haris Sandy Harris Vickie Harter Norman Hartman Joe Hatcher John Hatlery Tom Haviland Gary Hawkins Joyce Hawkins Rick Hawkins Karla Hayden Jerri Heiser Henderson Larry Henry Michele Hensley Frank Hesson , X 4 , f- -, qu 147 - I' sf' 1 N-J X lrfet Z '35, Qs .am i .0 fy xy 'Z rv ' 1 A One of the many art students who work with clay. iA-?l-f- V Y - ,H B Science class use microscopes with their studies. 166 Sophomores .- -Q -.J 4C'b v- 1 'fl ,-, YS , F, ,,. ...vu 'N 5, X, I X 'AX 'nf , , ' . ri V Sophomores Strive For Knowledge Tammy Higgins Vicki Hightower Andy Hill Randy Hilt Jim Hoffman Tracy Holloway Steve Hogg Triana Hopkins Bonnie Horne Tony Houston Debbie Howard Lee Howard Lorri Hoy Connie Huffman John Huffman Beckey Hughes Brenda Hughes Ken Hutchins Carolyn lams Jane lmbody Melissa lsaly Penny Iverson Kathy Jackson Brenda Jaggers Elizabeth Jaggers Joyce James Wally Janeczek Allen Jarrell ff' ,J-f' Sophomores 167 l iz. aw f .'. 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'S 'Z ' T Y r TTT? 6 ffl Yi,-I '- n A N.. mi NA a 'R m-5 x ' 1 Marsha Robert Mann William Marelely Cheryl Martian Judy Martin V Jackie Massey ' Debbie Matteson Dave Mayne Rita McCarty A Patty McClaskey Vicki McCIeesei ' John McClure Dave McCoy Rhonda McCoy Ricky' Mcbuffie Cynthia McGary Joetto 'McQuistion Terri Mead Sophomores 169 Sophomores Rally At Pep Assemblies Cecilia Meadows Leila Meadows Mark Meginness Jay Messenger Kerry Miers Dave Miller Jim Miller Keith Miller Mike Miller Diana Mobley Carol Mohren Laura Morris Gina Morrow John Munch Connie Murphy Sharon Murphy Debbie Mutters Pam Mutters Jamie Myers Rosita Myles Cheryl Napper Tracey Napper Kim Newell Sue Newell Laura Nichols Terri Nickels Maryanne Nicolosi Roger Niese Brian Ogle Robin O'l-lara Shawn O'Hara George Oiler Linda O'Roark Kathleen Palm Connie Parrish 170 Sophomores L, -4 y A 1 I, is ix AL' rd I ,X X ' . , I. ,i-x 14- 5 ,+-v-1 Y A I rv ,X lf, , i 4 i If rl 3 r - -O q v f , . gg, nv- .1 w. 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'fa Janet Westler Don White Jim White Steve Whitmer Diana Whitt Sue Weidemann Melinda Wigton Patty Wilcox Jon Willauer Donna Williams Jeff Williams Robert Williams Kevin Wilson Elaine Wilson Don Woodard Patti Woods Steve Woods Ron Woods Carl Worley Sandy Wright Brenda Wylie Anna Yake Kathy Yost Kathy Yazel Connor Yeager Evelyn Yeager JoAnn Zeisler Alan Zimmerman Ralph Adams Drenda Barlow Karen Bumgarver Cecil Burkett Larry Caldwell April Chevalier Melody Connor Debbie Ellis Tony Franklin Starling Reece Sophomoree 175 'fn fx f 'C+ .,' COMMUNITY l 1 , 9 :HZ 1 ' 2 1 40' nk 76 If -be BUYEFFS GUIDE Americana Shop Baldauf 81 Schlientz Bintz's Ladies Apparel Boyd's Funeral Home Business Patron List Carroll's Jewelers Case Power 84 Equipment The Cellar Connie's Coiffures Cripp's Paint 81 Glass D 81 D Tire Service Denzer Funeral Home Dixon-Toyota Don's Market Drilco Dugan's Eaton Corporation Erickson's Music Shop Fahey Bank Fairfield Engineering Fair Park Foodland The Folks Fulfillment Corporation Paul Granger Real Estate Hemmerly's Herff-Jones Home Federal House of Fabrics Huber Corporation The lsaly Shoppe Johnston Supply Company Josten's-Lord's Keefer's Ladies Apparel L.K. Enterprises Lord, Sullivan, 81 Yoder Lennon Furniture Company Mac's Trading Post 183 180 181 181 197 184 195 192 196 190 180 193 194 180 190 183 186 183 185 180 190 180 187 185 181 193 184 195 195 183 180 188 190 182 180 191 195 Jay H. Maish Company Marion Coca-Cola Marion Flower Shop Marion Insurance Agency Marion New Car Dealers Marion Piano Company Marion Power Shovel Marion Sports Mason's Department Store Pete Miller Roofing National City Bank Oiler's Patten Street Market Penney's Plumley Contractors Prichard Insurance Professional Patron List Quaker Oats Company Richman Brothers Sears Senior Parent Patron List Simpson Insurance Sims Brothers Slob 81 Sons Welding Snyder Funeral Home Sutton 81 Lightner T.R. Carskadden Uhler's WaIker's Jeweley Whirlpool Corporation Whites Keyboard Center Wiant's WiIhelm's Wallpaper 84 Paint Wilson's Shoes 192 182 185 193 187 186 191 191 183 186 189 184 194 181 196 196 197 191 187 194 199 180 181 190 192 184 183 184 183 186 190 184 185 182 I xl- ' if if iv ,A 'fir ir wif - f f if f I ' ff .21 if if rift wtfiftftf git if if t , gf. l93ll li N W CCNGRATULATICNS To the Bicentennial Graduating Class of 1976 Dale E. Hughes - Lenore Z. Hughes l John A. Rall Louise G. Pohler Richard L. Haines M Patricia A. Saad Rick L. Tope Hughes Studio, Inc. Marion's Leading Photographic Studio Harding's Official School Photographer if V QD 5 lie 15 Ile ig Q oo Q .J Z D 81 D Tire Service fi 2 noon :An or Z Recapping Suppliers of Goodyear and Arco Products Complete Truck Farm-Tire Service Q 387 3296 SIMPSON INSl,'RANf'E .AUENVY 1 INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS . D5 'U 3 4 L RALPH H SIMPSON STEVEN R SIMPSON ug 602 EAST CENTER STREET MARION OHIO 43302 E Q O A ua 5 Congratulations to the Class B L0 of 1976 Z 23 0 as Q X9 K LDAUF AND -JALJOM OHIO 43332 cnugggrz p S3 NOPTH GWEFPJWOOO ST ' ' of 9 Sep . , I , 1 -V I uf-f ggi 3 'ff I ' Cigar Q' I 9 cr. 'Q -Q, eo .FV :Wai ,R 'I 1 Ng X BOYDFUNERALHOME 122 West Columbia Street Marion, Ohio 43302 PEERLESSCLEANERS Congratulations to the Class of 1976 Peerless Cleaners 81 Launderers With a full line of rental uniforms and linen supplies 5' R f SIMS BROTHERS, INC Iron and Steel Scrap 'ja-rf? 2 'H 5 ':9g3?nQ'N' f' wifi -1 , 57'f4a3Ei'??h ua P v0 E CD Q Z T3 2 4 : mm cn .4 E5 cr 00 OG' tu 'Y 533 'O-'Gag 3 E tim 0 C-322 lj it 525 'E 52 Sf? 8 S2 Z tsl 33 rr -A 'L Lu no E E Ll.l I as i df, 1133-K X114 Q ,Maw X2 C, A t'm owe Congratulations to the Class of 1976 l '1b, BS 1 Ld m 2 E E CL 'E C Z5 2 Lu 2 3 Q '19, .E N YE P E E 3 m 181 QK6 I l I ll 0D M ,A Cl. . 'r C - l 'X-. -.RN-mv K. IOVHLO LAND!! Avlnollh Ol Vu! COCA COLA COAUANV I1 Best Wishes Class of '76 C ll WILSON SHOES Congratulat ons Compliments of Class of '76 QT' lggyrgggggjrtoenel Marion Coca-Cola all Bottling J.C. PENNEY Co., INC. 3?32'i,2lfgn i 1 all l :Ne Know what you re ookmg fo lvvlf' Congratulato s h tothe Class of 1976 W ,X lf I 182 MZ X4 Shop Dugan's Jean Shop Levis, Lee, HIS, Haggar, Campus Harding School jackets in stock alker's Jewelry lVlason's 0 Us Pg. Vi -X1 5,'e25'?s ew Xwxl 'x XX CQ, CD U, L 3 223 5 we ...gk- cu :QB SEQ gn we -2 moi LC TGP' gw E5 38 Q ,wg go QRD O Er-0 O D -. P Congratulations to the Class of Q- r '76 V-' , o M V .: or 83? U3 'V U ga E ui ve m Q : 'g E fi' 'U C M C oo TH 9 Z3 2 'D F3 .9 fi uf 1 5 5 8 E 0 C' Q, E 'Z U-I .Q 1: 3 L to L O 3 LD 'V .c W lu no E rl E Americana . ff'-ij 8. We havewhatyouare J lookingfor l l The Very Best in Gifts - if 8 Best Wishes to the Class of '76 TR. Carskadden Optical Company 240 E. Church Street 382-0068 Southland Mall 389-3868 Marion, Ohio Prescriptions filled x Q gag Q X X, ci L-. Carroll's Jewelers HOME VEDERA i ,- 65,4 K .'fjg ,IA A 255222, - Q3 flrflfl' fl' IAA 7 448 fl Qi!! NV .JI U7 4-' r: CD To 'o 'C CD U7 +4 Gif OUS Preci mber Am Dx +-I .9 O O C0 :can Gem el' cv E 383-4083 Phone 4 Z,, 3 locations in Marion to serve you. 137 South Prospect St. 1200 Mt. Vernon Ave. 195 Barks Road West -i v+ BN.. X . Xi-gr ,E F V 'my' .. is l X O -o-I U1 C .O -5 2 3 -4-1 GJ .C 4-1 gra Class of 1976 C O Q 8 W. Center St. 19 S9 OU eenh r's Gr 2 C5 Shop Sl' W And Flo WILI-lEI.M'S Wall Paper8i Paint Co. Ina 158 N. Main Marion,0hio 382-1915 Apu Alltyqufxdworalinq M119 X K 3 W if I F Paul Granger Real Estate Comany 495 South State Street Marion, Ohio 43302 Phone 383-6055 A QL -T. W. ' FkQ4f P ,ii ff , --'- . 5 Q ..1, ., W 3' all E 3121-4 A 15' 1 VSCEQSV, it-3-I --4 gel all ? 4 J - - ' Congratulations 81 Best Wishes to Our Graduating Senior D ebbie Keggan Marion Flower Shop Central Ohio's Most Complete Flower and Gift Center E. Church at Kenmore ,gal-.N Q I i.......... G Fahey Bank Main office: 127 North Main St. Branch offices: 945 E, Center Member of F.D.I.C. 345 E. Fairground 185 IIIHXIV ass-Els y Clagsof - Robert Frost You rnighi think you have many good reasons to quit school novv, But do it, and the odds are very high that you'II regret it, Don't drop out, Hang on. Graduate. Then see us. C'-'EJ O YVh1rl 001 HORPORATION MAFIION DIVISION Being good neighbors is something we work at. A 1 - ' EATON CORPORATION 1 w Forge Division X RQOF I N0 Marion plant 1550 Marion Agosta Rd. SHEET METAL Marionvohio X INC . -nw I Xe I Best Wishes xixziiiix HIIIU View 1976 my c: Marion Auto Dealers Association Charlie Bisang Chrysler Plymouth Inc Marion Volkswagon Audi Inc The Danner Buick Company GMC-Opel Inskeep Oldsmobile Datsun, Inc. Kennedy Ford Inc The McDaniel Motor Company Marion Lincoln Mercury Company, Inc Race Motor Sales lnc. Congratulations Class of '76 AUTO WAVING CUTTING 0 STYLING l PERMANENT 0 HAIR OPERATOR 'S nMANlN1'n Tu-uw BA1'mrv' ' P- MARION. OHIO ST. EAST CENT 266 NE 383-4771 TELEPHO Banking. lt's our bag 'TEN AUUNAL CITY MWIOH Since ' ' ' f Slob and Sons Welding Co. Keefer's Ladies Apparel Marion's Leading Fashion Store 131 E. Center St. Marion, Ohio Ph. 382-9408 6 lil IIT IMA alll! x0 O E E 5255 xii' aifa H E 5 0 2 z 2 i 2 Q I E 5 az a, - S W I 1 mmngs 4555? Keyboard 'w?ff1:,I W ,1 Center - C rMfFLJ i i Good luck to the 1976 Senior Class Southland Mall Marion, Ohio DANE'S FAIRPARK FOODLAND - J 'Z C Home owned 81 operated .ii X I 4 ' K E 725 Richmond Avenue ' V X - Tiki Cat Fairgroundj 5-3? ' Good luck to the class of 1976 e mf WS Good Luck Seniors QLIAKER Oats Company Marion, Ohio UMR? WEUWLE WEE? AMERICA 2911660511709 Power Shovel Company, Inc CJ '-1 E GROOVIE FASHIONS FROM THE CELLAR SNYDER FUNERAL Home i 24 Hour M fi Ambulance Service H 318 Mt. V Vernon, Frank, Merle Marion' Eagan 'Pre Washed Jeans 'Leisure Suits Western Sport Shirts 'Fashion Sport 'Denims and Corduroys Coats 'Buckles and Belts 'Body Jewelry 'Leather Jackets l WALTER AXTHELIVVS 131 W. CENTER A more than just advertising THE JAY H. MAISH COMPANY 280 North Main Street Marion, Ohio 43302 Ph E : eu .52 cu 'c as E O 0 0 0 O DIUIIIZS 00000 O l- X O 0 .I Z Q3 E 1 E .ni WV E ll ui : 1- o z :- on n nc o IL I : I e :l 3 cv: : 1 . 'Z I CC . ai Zi 0 0 0 Marion Insurance Agency 605 East Center Street Marion,Ohio I Ph. 387-6011 E :- E cz E DX O- Z m KN: V Kll. 'tl O Q .ity 'Fx ' 'fx ,531 ,. Xkb xvf if QW, A 'bl l- 4 ' it Nl :M 3' Clm','lf? - s g In iw ,agen 1, tiff! V .I L: gg. x bi 'fl.ifQFQXji1gl'j:,1q4 ,jj ' we-Ng nv l- lt? 1 U. -f 3 -f 1 ' -,-' M, cn -. 3 11 J l E -I 5 .5 . ,ef ll' ' A, x 6' m 1 ,LA S IX I 1 1 ff.. Clk. A mg Lu LL It 1' I ,lqju ff l, 'XENTN ' yi! WV XQ. SQWJ Nil A .Int -xl, k RQ 'E Q cn E Talk is cheapg invest in a ca Y. foreign language 2 sz f ' 3 all l l 'Q' E til, Spanish Club-Habla 4 Espanol I Z ji : 1 . Z 2.1 g in 2 K : GD :,' :va gen :..'E ze: -as ge. E Q I 3 Q if -li f Qi A Denzer o000oo00o00ooo 000000000 U -V oooccoofoooosooooo ooooco -Y .J--L I- Q X Dependable Funeral Directors E Q H Since 1866 E Phone 2 I 383-6331 360 E. Center St Ili 1 3 9 Sears l.. ' A Q 0 4 Q I 4 I fn I PARTS a SERvuCE 1 hands on a Toyota. never let go. u'Il fl' Patten Street Market .I . iii. , lf' ' 4 ' 1 .1 ,Q f ,wo NL. .' dv' x g . . . . s 311. ' x w- . 1 ,x FU s-I 4 ICS Fabr House of -NUI 930 QB Nom :IQ EH! ggi 7 -ma 23 UO CVOSS V3 32 L DB Oo. D-an R: ' i ' 1 .k 0 , i if 7 up deale t is Q . 3 i 3 5' ff ,... 2 is S, E H. fi-QQ 3 N in tum Ag ' f, q E35 +i j Best Wishes to the Class of 1976 Case Power and Equipment Your Headquarters for Lawn 8. Garden Equipment in Marion cnsumsnun gil: Largest Case Lawn 8. Garden Tractor Dealer in North America 2820 Harding Highway East Marion, Ohio 43302 C6145 387-2273 In Memory Of Mike Cole And John Malachowski -Q-qww : E -ll -'lu' lielllllllilllll GS Coiffur 's nnie Co TS AT COUN TH ' IT'S THE CUT 3 o P- ev D L an cn o 4-I th L o 4-' cu L cv Q. O no 622 S. Prospect Marion 382-1407 SHOP AND SAVE at the INSURANCE STORE Now you can do all your insurance shopping the new easy way-under one roof. At The Insurance Store, you'll find every kind of insurance. Including homeowners au- tomobile, marine, health, life, theft, liability, bond, aviation, and business insurance. You'lI also find a wide choice of insurance companies. And a wide variety of in- surance coverages and prices. You'lI algo find a staff that can help you save money by showing you how to buy what you need-without buying what you don'tneed. Shop and save at The ln- surance Store. ' PRICHARD INSURANCE 144 E. Center Ph. 383-2555 S ' I ,ef 7 'vii' f qgwi elif Congratulations to the Class of 1976 PLUMLEY CONTRACTOR INC. 840 Cheney Ave. Marion, Ohio C6141 382-2727 MM Business And Professional Patrons Adrean's Beauty Salon 266 E. Center Binkley Printing comparly 395 N. Main Brunson Sohio Service 1070 Mt. Vernon Ave. Campbell Supply 941 Pole Lane Rd. Court Cafe Bucyrus Dan Day Appliancenter 133 S. Main Duffy's Market 1319 Mt. Vernon Fashionette Beauty Salon 1219 E. Center A Fetter's Shoe Repair 726 E. Center Professional Patrons Dr. Hanwon Cho Dr. C.C. Conklin, Jr. A Friend Dr. Gilsdorf Dr. Eugene Hypes, Jr. Dr. Robert W. lmbody Dr. John B. Vornhott Dr. Richard G. Weber Wiedemann 81 Wiedemann Dr. C.E. Wigton Mr. Eugene A. Yazel Business Patron List Gunder Funeral Home 347 W. Center J.L. Hafer Insurance 283 S. Prospect Kentucky Fried Chicken 138 W. Columbia Markert 84 Lewis Men's Furnishings 135 E. Center Mr. 81 Mrs. Everett Morrow 247 Lincoln Ave. Mt. Vernon Drive Thru 1068 Mt. Vernon Ave. R 84 D Company 196 W. Columbia Rocky's Schwinn Cyclery 239 E. Church Spanish Club Harding High School f l enlor Parent Patrons ig 49 0 ' Ss.. 449' James S and Mrs. Lowell J. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tyree Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Vance .and Mrs. Granville VanScoy Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walker, Jr Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. 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E .fx xix' I fi xx I . 4.4, x G If ! of F, 'P ,4, .our 4, Q5 ,sro 2,- 4, STFQ2, ethdoon '- -,I 1, K Ti ' A-- V4.ShC2.' of A R W o:CB'1.DE4.' - - 'f - F c r 'x 'v x K .-J-' JI - Q S GSH ' wtf ,ff f - A v C: Ft 1, HFP 14, MC1,2, PKi,SCl SFLIQSHCZVIC 2 Paulettla aibf' Voc: GG 1,HC1, VICA 3,4, ' 41 I -1'bmFees V x 4-1 'S NN ' Gen: ASP 4, Pg. ,4,Y'fB 1,2,3, 3 123.4 - 3X S ' ' x 1rPpC 1.2.3, SEK 1 'xl X rf 'A I 3.4Lyg3Q'5z oe 4, FTA 4, H 1,2, Hn 4, HrvP 2, LQ 2. , Tonya, nun 1 ' 4 - ny--whens - 'J H ' A -. 1 CB, l.MB'1Q2Q,:Nl'QL4a 6, ,, PQ2'Wf4j- '- rf. A-1:11L,j:f':.,.-I. . LLL' , .li P21 U ' 'Eff qYf7' 'Pl' 41-aw ' 112- '1 1-+3 - fs n-f-Tihzf-ra. ff . V0'2CQf'aSI1f'?+1l.biFr:,:l154.'.L.:'iv.'f.?:.' 2 -'KL FI-54 ' Cv -oeursllavhe ' A . -' , 1, . 31- -Xa! -Ki-4-, ., voc:+'HAg' A - 3:1-'my A fLA'r: 4gorb ,h PO' , ' ' ' Tgrnmvls' v v 4 ,Q- Q, Vdc:VlCl2,3, 'Q 4 - - H- fr-P' pameuauf -anna ,:- 144 Hrs 2. 2.3. P1233 - - VGCCDE-MFDC1. , 3,3PfHA4 A.- -. , 4' 'ffm'-3'4 CydDo6ood jrgmrehl-1, - - . ,A -541 Vqc:MC'2.PghSgC2., Q - qty eenfgg Zxg,-2aqi:1'w'2,I,4i3'2,94, . - Q- ,qw -'C'FrankDlc1nersgw,' fi, ' 4 ' 1 f' SpC 2, Slum 214, ' f ' ., Gen.-BPC 3',4,TrQ2.3,4.4. U- ' . ' -amy Ferrlnian - . I ., 1 , Al Dietrlch 'f ' Gent' AFS 4, OA 28.5, PCQ 2.3-p'C , A, Y N . . V061 . 2,Prt2,Q2,3,4l S.. , , -- LA2- Robertbixqn , Jean Fieldsl , .,1 , N , 'N-fa ,-g',g,'lN'Illf-HIYDFDIQ' ' 'J' , 4 'Q Gen: AFS 4 ASP 4 sua 4 BPC'2 3 FEA Gen: ASM mcg 3, GGC.bMC'2T5F 2,3 VOCFVUCA 3.4. A Q- - '2,3,H, FtB1'?23,Tlf4, PCOI4, Tr 1, hip 4. 5 Danny Douglas , - Voc: VICA 4. Debbie Douglas K - 1 ' -'W ' ' voc: cos 3, GGcl'1, LA 2, Mc 2, P'2,3, 'rx HMI. ' . , -, N Rlck'Drellinger 'N '- I 'U vVoc:1ica,4.' X PpC2,3,PQ3,4,SpC2,ETP4. .Q 1 'nm Fields , 71,-. gen: ASM 4, cc 3,4, Mc. 1,2,fprp+ 4, P2,3,4,sE4. .. A ' 1 PhiIFieId Gent AtM 1,2,3,4, BPC 3,4, BSB '2f3,4,4. JK 4, MC,.k:2, PC 3, SC L,2,3,4, SE 4. ' Kathy Finnegan ' 4 Skip Harden' ' -' Gen: , ' A . . Charl slilarmon L , 'X I . 3 , Ggnii ASM 4, ARt'2,-3,9-, BPC 4. 'CGo.4, HtQ,4,,-I-lrVP,x23 Orb 23 PC 3 .f3.4.ETPQ- .. N 'T ' hx, . .. David Har!!! ' , ' N L ' - ' A ' -'S . Voc. , , , . 'v 'Yarpmle ommnger ' , S., N . Gen: ,AFSR 3, AFS 3, cco 3,4, gs, 4, f-Kaihyllavghfl. ---L' . fps .. , Gen: HOC,4, HrS 2, HrVP 3,4, LA 2'f'NHS'3,4, V061 5 - . , , , . ' 5, 5 Karen Dudley , PC 3,P 4, GG 4, SpC1f2'3gfIfMQ. Jenny I-lalmand r-w ' Q' ,Q '- 9.1 sv . Qen: cc.3,4, H '2,3,4, Mc 2, orb 3,4, RonF1 lbbon -. ., 4 - N S Gen:'AF?2,3,4, CB 1,2, DB 3,4, FIA341, I . , SpC'2 sc 2. , 2 ' Voc:DECA,4. ' -, 5 -5- -' ,' X- , -. H 1,2, HrP 1,2,3,4,'MB 2,3,4, NHS 3,Af 1 ' Tllxebupaway ' lj- neublerng :.. 1 c ,.-'O Q ., 'gore 3,4,Pc,3,P2,3,4,PB 2,3,.SC1,SE4,'- -85 -Voc:DEQA3,4,.ftBl,JA2,3,Q4. .,' Voc:DECA4:C 4. , - lf: LM 'SpC3,WE3,4,ETP4. ' - . ff! 4 - ' Rl punaya' y ' -. -. IlllkeFlnchbaug ..., ' - N' Illpkllaycox - , , 1 , 7' . fd en:ape3,4,na,1,2,Pc3,vH1,wr1.H 1 'een:3tB1,2,BPc 3'.:BsB afuvcs. Q VocgVlCAN3,4fl . K' gf'-3 -Q 5 7, , 'RlckDunn ,, XX , ,L ., Georgelfloyd , -A Q ' -3' 1 ,r '. BRCIIQBHIYQS , .' E.: -'qi - voc:vocA3,4.- Q, .g , 4 Geg1FfB1,2.3,4,,sA1,TF.1?2Ti47 ' X X Gen.Hl-vP3,grr,3,4, -' 'Lil v-'-34. ffW5YEC'Q'f ' . 1 'Tlwfmsn Elvyi, -' -' . A 4' - unainayes a . ' ' 'S 131: - ' -- Qenmsy 2.3.4, cs 1,-CC 3,4, qcqa, DB p.e,n:,akB'2,3,4,g'cY3gf,fjFFl!1.If15:4. MQ1, fGe,,.HC,,,Qm. ' sg . ' . 3.4,-HrP 3,4, MB 2,3,4,MC1,2,Qrc1,4, -yn 3,4,P2,3, VH 4, ETR4f , fx. 5,hb,w,,,d A ' 1 ' ' PC 3- P 2-3-4 PDB 3'4-.55-fad 2-3'4 John F9 '0 3 .f-' ' ' 4 .Gem AFS 2,3:1,ASlVl 4. ASP'3. 1 . 'WE 2.3.4. ' x . -4 , - Y I . Q -4, x VDQI AFS 2.3, COE 4-bPQ:3,lSpi3. 'gf .-1 HR 4:'HrS 3' OA 3'4upC0 3.4 - Hdell Edwards - . . 4--l nfafdl . ' -5 ' - 8 PQ34 SFI-3 S84 ETp4 ' s Gen:CC04, HIS 43 ppc 3, xi1j.4fmg3.- 1, ,,-Gen,rm,4, H 4: Hfp 2, HrS 4, LA'2,3,v. 'Bob gfgk, ' ' f hmm. A - , . A ,'. 06.4,PC3,Q3.SQ3.SgL2,ETP4. ' . Gen? H, 3,4, ,HPS '2,3, Maj 1, ' Thamfrranknn PC3,P2,3v4,PpC3, ,SC1,2. , 7' - -lLOC:COE4. , -- Q . ', KdLyEmrnons . PauIFr4ely 3 -L I A P Im 4i: T3'.oA1'2'Tf'et GenFTr3,VH 3, . ,h , f' A 4' vocz- ' - -' J- , '- - G::,Af:'1 'Dye ' . ' If ' - ' - Eugene, ble ' .1 , '. ' 4,L I Wea -- .HFP4,Pc3, 5. - . fz - ' ' V o f Smeg! 2,3 4 CA-' 1,29 ig, 1 Llaqa 4 . O Gen' 1 2'1'7f4L-ix1..r - A 1 .u 1 ik! x . b Q!! V ,gf I , .-,a ' fu Mike Lupica ' f' .. JA2. . rS 3, LA 4. Mc 1. PC 3. vac: K A .x 5.1. .1 4.SpC 2.3.4. -.X Trina Lyons - A X -1 1 f '- - f ' ' CGC Lou-Kensler y D '2Voc: QC 3. Mc 2. P39 5' ' J' , 7 yoc1coE4.Hoc4.HfT4. :gb high, X f .' I. .f- '-'SW' Keucmef ,GenglAFS 4, FIA 4..H4, JMR PQf3.PpC1.ff ..- ,, A, H Gen: H 4, HC 4. OA 3.4. Ppc 4. Tr 3.4. ,e,,,Ma,k,ey . x -, ff . -,,. .. XSDC4- ' Ge 1' - -3.111 ..' .. . Qglngjfdmbler 4 ' . CarMaNn 8' .Rl -ff Ge 'GGQ11MC3-SPC 2- - Gen: BtB'2.3.4.T-1 4. 0A'Q,1PC,8. PQC . -54 ' 2.3.T .3. Y 1 P' ' X X- 'ASM 2.3.4. Art 2. cc? 3.4. csc 1. ,ameQ'f,,a,k '11 1 f y - HfVP'1'.L3'. 1. P VOTYVIGA3 4 ' y' ii I 5 Ppc1,2.sF1.1,Tf1.2.ETP4. Suamamn' ' X, 3 I wa ' 41 FTA-4. C- our, 3. , 1 ' Q. 2.31-4g:SpC Bm- 3. Tr.1 - fi 4 .2.'3,4,, 1'So, 4-A ,. . kd QTL 'gf-Jr 7 I 1 P gag-gmc 1431 PQ' 6 . 'b J -Y' 59 r ' L' - 4 13 I na, ,. ,A 1 I ao- -.Q , N . i p : '.?'-'KSU A 3 ta-452 1? V' vQc:s x :Kb y'l9'ia3I'.l 'A .l' 1 A 3 f..-' . '. -. 1 -. Af '.2f4s4.1111.-...PPA -. ,all -.,. .'.. .v Q., ' 'Q ' 3 1 ' px ' gf 1 A ' Q ' 1 - W S -, - ty- ,v045.sg,c-2.fv'1QA41'. 3, N- 1 Am. '- Sb- I maieingmp' 43 ' .- A . 535-3156 ,- - Vine: F13 1.2:wf , if Kgnylechleitner ' YS., -C' ff . . . 'rl' ' 'P 2. ASM 2J3.4..A'9P'2.3T'A'CP 1.2-. Mg 2.3.4. PC'j.P-'2.3.4. Pco 2.3f4.1SC'1. , .-5111 1-T2fSc34. we 3. WR.1.2. UXA 31 A QQPBLWQCQM-e1L',' f A -A 1 YQCZAMCAA. lu ' HrP-2.3..Nl:,1. PG 3. Ppcg 3. ska 3.4. S1FL 2.S1x4. 2441 H TP SE' 4. .515 11. -0 at 2..PbE'2.3. 3.4. ASP .3.4. CC'3.4. JA . . . 3. Mc 1 2 OA 4 4. PpC 3.4. PQ 4. 1 ' occ 1. H 3.4.- 3. P 2.3.4. PQ 4. ss 3.4. ' v--.Ji .2 : .1Be i-.CC-Q75 C55 45-'F.12'4 1-221323.-Q 429k53CE2g-Wf3, fn' .' ,' A ' f ' '--'MC'.ZffPG.Q PL . pC 4.1, .3 4? ij--' U3 Y C 'QQ JH. .' '2 f ' - H1'SEKT,:.'f,1,.g,3.yH,,2 3' '?2'3Q5'.' ...J ' ' JA 3.'M7C ,1.'2?CA,3. P 2, Pp.C' 1.2131 4f2Ski4x '. ... -L1 - .. - A p '1 ' gs- X xg.. V Qxfxjthjwf K Ighmfjf '..l,, 1 ,A A-I Q Tl'.3,4, V f A1, I. A 11 .1 , . fr. .11 , V0P1CC3' 31'- - . A A A - .. Randylehnerii.. -- - -'7 ' ' vCAT3,4, . fs' I5 'W , I . 5 , , . l . ' 9 45?1-- 1 eenfcc 21-QECA 3.4 Hfve 2 Mex ' 1 .Jiri-s.: kg? 142,Pc3.Pr13g4.sQ1 LpC2. j lei 'vu 0710811-QVGQK 'ff ' V- : 5 3 af, ' 4, . 'in-GeQ5oA12g31rPpQj.SEf193pQ3 TD A - I ,,u o,':'bQ '3irn.Leveiing ' Sheryl Voc: DECA4 e 4 ,Q'.'QW1:FtB1'.2.3.Wr 1.2.' , X . 1.2. BPC 3.4f'F113 1 4-GHYVP3. H 3.4. aff HrP 1.2. 1.2.3.4. ' LA 2.3. SFL 3. ASM 3.4. CC 3 'Genz MC 2. P 2.3.4. PCo 2.3.4. PpC SpC 2.3. Kenneth Lomax Voc: Cindy Loper Gen: LA 2.3.4. Geri Lumpkins Gen: GGC 1. HrT 4. NHS 3. OA 2. C 4. v 1 VOC. S 3. SC 1.4. Middleton Gen: ALT 3.4. B1B 1 1.2.3. FtB l.2.3.4. H 3 MC 1.2. PC 3. SC 1 Swg 4. Tr 3, ETP 4. Glen Miller Gen: HrP 3.Ski-I. Mike Miller Gen: CB 1. DB 1. DO 1. FEA 3.4.1-1rVP 3. Orc 1.P 1, PpB 1. Sk13.4. Regina Miller Gen: Todd Miller Voc: DECA 4. Q 3. Kitty Milliron Gen: JA 3. PpC 4. BSB 2. CC 1.3.4. JK 4. 1.2. SW 4. 203 s . . . - 1. ,lmlg 4 -i1ne111e.Mep51gi'eLQL:, ' A f Ge?1: AF'sw3.?Af13, CH 1.2, cco 4. OVPQQX X. ,- ' I '1 ng- - I ,J 5? 4pquv,', y lo, ' etc. fi' as 1,454 Q .1 ' es. X. f . ,T 1 u ' .2 h 5 A , 2 1' 11: . ' 1' :Z .. ,X - ,-. X - Q.- ' - sk . Q. Lia :O Q ,- l' 1 I 1 ww 1, 'F lh J I' ' Sen.wgASM 2 '4. 4 Q MSS42'NHS 'GJ' ' N f 4, 1.2:3.1tisEL- 4553 if 2.344 .3646 .Eg Rick Mills Gen: Art 4, H 4, Ski 3. Vanessa Mitchell Voc: CC 3. DECA 4. MC 1.2, P 2.3. Cathy Monnette Gen: GGC 4, H 3. LA 1, Orb 3, SFL 3 ETP 4. Debbie Moodle Gen: ASM 2.3.41 ASP 3.4, FTA 4, H 2.3.4 HrS 4. PpC 2.3. PQ 2.3.4. Q 3. SFL 1 SpC 2.3. ll Moore Orb 3 4 Jeff Moore Voc: HrP 4, HrVP 3. SA 2.3.. MikeMoore ' 'N '- -A 4. .- Voc: FtB 1 ,2.3.4, SC 3. VICA 3. Sharon Moore Gen: LA 2.3.4. ug-Q! pn M: . ' 34 MC2 P234xSE3 snap wE4 Rounnush xl- 1 COE4 ' Dan Moran een: MM 2.3.4, Tr 2.3.4, vu 2.3.4. .leffllull , Voc: HrS 2. KathyMunz 3lr :-1 34 SpC3 SC34 Gen: CC 4, HrS 2,93-lrT 1, OA 2, PQo 'S Jenny Pnmmer PpC l,2,3. PQ 3. spc 2.3. 1 2 vac DECA 3 4 Forrest Mutters 'X - Dan Radebaugh Wc:BtB1,VICA3,4. Gen ASM 4 C222 3 cc 2 3 4 MB 1 2 Gem... b A Deborah Vok rsnpnmmfuyewg. Y. . Gen AS 4 cs 3 cc 2 R01 fvoq3grs4,5c4,gq'-r 1234.-f HR 4 MB 1 3tCh:4 P3 'cha Sgrllylng '- EQ? -A-7.1 sea 4 sm. 1,,s1x4yspc3 we voc-' ngpfgs 4, HrP 2. TP1g.MlGA 4,4 H Mike Rau hppbrmx Sf '5d'l'S-fi' ' Gen Br Hg vac- Hrs 3. 2. . ' S02 11-zi'N-pn-Q Q-Us 2 4. ,C 4- S, '. 'Y-' . Sc 2.3.4 I '4 NH- g :,?+ff 4 ' N'IllhilfNicho!s 5.. ' ' 'CC4CVP3I'9A4. 12 uv1s34ol:234Pc .lyk-,, - ' .a Q 55 BPQ4l 3, .4 1-'H I T U ' ' K H my ln L' L 1 I 1 a ' 'N I' s MQ!! q- ' 1 I i - 1.2, SFq'145. S C 3.4. Tr 1.2,3.4. VH Orc l,2.3.4. P 1.2.3.4. Ski 3, SE 2.3. Charleswhitt 2314. ug ' 2 SFL 2, SFD 2, Sym 3.4, UVA 3.1 Gen: CC 3.4. FAG 3,4, H 2.3.4, LA 1, MC Ch - ryl SIAYIQGK Richard Thacker X 1.2, Orc 2.3.4, P 2.3.4. PCO 4, SC 4, DC 4. GG : tzir voc:BfB1.cP 2.FrB 1.2. A3.4. mm wicker , - X TI' Ig d LelsaTayIor 1 Voc:COE4. 1' Vo ,4, VH 4. . Voc: T' Laura Weidemann -W h y Clarence Thompson 7 Gen: AFS 3, CA 3, CCo 3,4, CS 2.3. FTA . ID 3,4fETP4. 7 VOCZVICA3. ' -' 4, H 1.2,3.4, HrP 4, HrS 3, HrVP 1.2., f, .lodl Titus . MC 1, NHS 3.4, OA 1.2. Orb 2.3.4, PC . , enz t 1.2.3. 4 vocz ETP 4. , Ppc 3. sc 2.3.4. spc 2.3.4, swm 2, . . if a ort , Halen Tanner . TAN 4. VH 23.4. UYA 3.4. I-. ' A a,1M,,.f- Ge . LT 4, CA 4.,CCo 3.4, DA 4. FtB Voc: FC 3, HrT 2,Tr 2. Mlkebwllbbx ' -, ,,. - ,ff ' 1 ,4, JK 4. NH 4. PC 3. Q 3.4, Tas 4, Kathy Travis 1 'sent FrB1,2,vrT'4. ETRM ' - 3.4. TM - R 3.4, VH 3,41 WR 1.2, Voc. H4.PGQ 3.PQ 3.4,SC1 f Kargglllliamson f .E 'P4,f, F' 1 , di x if DebraTraxleFx T b ,- ASI! 2.3.4. B 1,?C 3.4. Ch 2, DB .-A,, 2-. V . , ' A 2 ' Voc:DECA4. g g - D .f 3.4,'DO . 1, HrT .LA 2, MB 2.3.4. '4 -A . .1 , v - Mc 1.2. og PC 3. P 2.3.4, Peo 4. .gfjg ' .' , -' CQ N., I . Voc:DSF1,H3,IJA 3, MC 2.Mss 1-,fi 'PpB2.4, Qpoa. PQ4.SE3,5,,Sig14,'SpC if . U ,,,...-.-1 .- ETP4. - ., ' -E 3.wE2. -. 1 ' '-----1 I- ,. , Ellz4Ul!fhTurner A . ' Jacqui! nwllllams R V ' lar- ,.Gef'ltASM 4.ASP4,P4.'PCb 4,SC 4. f Voc: Hr 4. A - -div! 5758004 . - , . P RobeccaTurner .leffwilliams - G'en:CBl,2.3.MB1.2.3.4.-' ' - Voc:JA2.fVlCA4. Gen: BIB 1.2, BSB 2.3.4, FC 1, FtB 1, Ldu Slzer ' ' JerryTyree '-, V 2 HrVP 1, Prt 2.3.4. SC 1. Swm 3. Swg 4, gnc: DECA4, H4. 3 A Gen: CB 1.2.3, -DB '4,, Hr'l' 2. MB 4. MC 1. NWB 4,VH 2.3.4. ' dnlSkaggs ' .. Orc1.2,3,4,P2.3.4,BQ4.WE gr . Q-' Y'MickeyWlIliams - , VQC1 A 145. l. 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A yearbook is a book that will be looked at for many years to come. lt is a memory book, a record of the school year, a refer- ence book, a public relations medium, and an educational experience. We have sin- cerely tried to make this yearbook the best one ever published here. The Quiver staff has put in many long hours to in- corporate the yearbook styling we have chosen for the 1976 format. The many long hours have been spent contemplat- ing, decision making, building and rebuild- ing the journal of the 1975-1976 school- year. I feel this year that the Quiver gives an overall view of the activities at Harding. I would like to thank the staff members, Mr. John Rall and the staff at Hughes Studio, Mr. Willard Kocsovsky, Frank Breit- haupt, and a special thanks to Mrs. Vic- toria Piacentino, our yearbook advisor, for her dedication and sincerity. Kurt Gearhiser Editor-In-Chief 207 Quiver Staff Editor in chief .,... Senior editor .... Faculty editor ..... Clubs editor ...... 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