Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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One Hundred . v X 4 f 4 HARDING-MANSFIELD-6-o Harding dropped a fast game to Mansield on which the league champion- ship hopes reposed. A The game was fea- tured by the hard hitting charges of the linemen. Robinson, MansHeld's colored flash, scored the only touchdown of the game. Don Meily was shifted from the line to the back-field during the season. His offensive playing won him a regular berth in this position. He will continue to iight for Harding next year. Gerald Zimmer, the man that never said much, was one of the most reliable fellows on the team. His playing was very remarkable especially when you con- sider that this was his first year ate end. He earned his letter the year before at the position of guard. He will graduate with the class of 'z9. Keith Maloney, the sophomore cheer leader, does he lead? Oh, you have no idea! Keith may be just a sophomore but when he leads yells, you simply can't re- sist cheering. His power for drawing more yells per capita is irresistable. ' When the team was feeling rather down and out, or showed a tendency to let-up, it was Bate Williams' who al- ways put the old pep back into the boys with his ever present fight and grit. This plucky guard's voice calling encourage- ment to the team will not be heard on the gridiron next year. HARDING-SHELBY-1 9- 1 z By defeating Shelby who had previous- ly defeated Mansfield, Harding won her first N. C. O. Championship. The game was closely contested and each team fought vigorously, but the Hnal gun found Harding on top.

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. ' wffggwpz One Hundred Two COACH COMPTON Much credit is due to Coach Allen Compton for the splendid coaching he has given Harding High. Coach Copton took almost an entirely green team and developed it into a real aggregation. Although their final stand- ing was not so impressive, the lost were dropped by a very small margin. Coach Compton came here from Wit- tenberg. He was aided in coaching the team this year by Mr. Bohyer. IRVIN H. SHADE Faculty Manager The financial success of the athletic teams of Harding High has in a large measure been due to Mr. Shade. As a dis- penser of tickets for school activities, Mr. Shade has served the school faithfully for several years. FRED HABERMAN Basketball Manager Freddie has worked hard and dili- gently this year and certainly earned the letter with which he was rewarded. Be- sides contributing his services for the benefit of the basketball team, he held the pivot position on the varsity football squad.