Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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3 + 'X .' Q J A Q lag vm ,gi 4' ' D ' I 4 , , -S J Kkij ' L.. LI N ilzety-six 4 3 Y, X , I:j..--.fY,...a..Ll-.4.....gx HARDING-GALION-1 9-7 Harding opened her football season with a victory over her ancient rival, Galion. Mac starred by making three touchdowns. The team was fast and featured punting and passing. The line- men also starred by showing their ability to hold that line!,' Mr. Bohyer deserves the greatest credit for his work this year that is able to be given. Not only did he win the cham- pionship for Harding but kept together a good, clean playing team. His ine coaching points are unexpressable. Coach Bohyer was assisted greatly on the line by Mr. Compton. Fred Haberman ended the worries for Harding for a center. Although his first year on the squad his remarkable play- ing on the defense helped in winning the title this year. Freddie will indeed be missed next year. Dwight Ansley, the big tackle, who was feared throughout the league for his ability to break through the line and stop the opposing backs, will be missed greatly next fall. When the seniors give their big yells in assembly, what do the juniors do? just call Eddie and give a bigger yell. Eddie is absolutely guaranteed to put more vim, pep, vigor, noise, or what have you, in cheers than anyone known about school. The band was Johnny-on-the-spot at all the football and basketball games that it was possible to attend and added much to the spirit of the occasion. 5:94