Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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Naioianwwqacoaql Candid pictures. Crowded into an overcrowded building-forced to carry stacks of papers and books from room to room - because of limited room space - they go about their Work with good will and they ac- complish Wonders. LEVI A. WEBB, B. s., A. B. Ohio Northern University, Ohio State University, Solid Geometry, Advanced Algebra, World History. WVILLIAM O. VVILLIAMS, A. B. Bluffton College, Ohio State University, Mt. Union College, Biology, Geography, Coach of Football. GEORGE W. XNILSON, A. B., M. A. Marietta College, Ohio State University, World History, Economics, Sociology. NIARCARET VVOLFLEY, A. B. Ohio Wesleyan University, University of Wisconsin, English II, English Literature. f Y 9 P P R X 9 7 ,' X, R 'x X1 if X X rf .1 .Al 4 x ,fy ff N 1 b X . I . EJ A I X . f XX X 5 ,ll , X Pl Z . x,' , N 5 4 5 Be

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VERNA RILEY, A. B., M. A. Marietta College, Ohio Wesleyan Univer- sity, Ohio University, Ohio State Univer- sity, Home Economics. ERWIN H. SHADE, B. s. Findlay College, University of Chicago, Ohio Wesleyan University, Chemistry. JAMES H. SMITH, A. B. Case Technical School, Ohio State Uni- versity, Physics, Higher Arithmetic. RUTH STARR, A. B. Ohio Wesleyan University, Western Re- serve University, American Literature, French I and II. ISABELLE STUMP, B. s. Ohio State University, Columbia Univer- sity, Bread Loaf School of English, Eng- lish II, English Literature. Ross A. TODD Ohio University, Ohio State University, Toledo University, Printing, Shop Math- ematics, Mechanical Drawing. NIABEL TURNEY, A. B. Ohio Wesleyan University, Columbia Uni- versity, Toledo University, University of Wisconsin, Latin. F. D. SAINE, B. s. Kent State University, State College of Buffalo, Machine Shop, Mathematics.

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it gg. 5 I .f .xx ,X .N, ,K 4 'Q X 'rf W N. P 323' 2' t . if r 5 ' N X ffl ,5xv:,! g C Po W r 0 4 8023! 4 V493 V94 5534 03 mf, F fu t'M fl 4aam7fze5 ' 5 THE FUTURE OF OUR NATION ..... rests with our graduating class and the senior classes of hundreds of other high schools throughout the United States. Confident that this class will give humanity its quota of leaders and good citizens, let us look back to its past four years of high school work. At Central and Vernon, as freshmen, these seniors were looked up to by their 7th and 8th grade followers. Gerald Strauss, president, Helen Plotner, vice-president, Don Lister, secretary 5 and Carl Robinson, treasurer led the Central people. In the field of dramatics they presented three one-act plays, 'fThe Travelersf' ffThree7s a Crowd, and f'Alice's Blue Gown, all under the direction of their dramatic coach, Miss Zelma Howard. Other achievements of the class were the publishing of a school paper, 'fThe X-Ray, and placing second in basketball and football standings. At Vernon officers were: Ralph Howard, president, jean Armbruster, vice-presi- dent, Dorothy Taylor, secretary, and Isadore Birnbaum, treasurer. Predomination in basketball, presentation of several plays and the publication of the Vernonian, an annual, picturing the year in detail, were the outstanding ac- complishments of this class. The sophomore year merged the belligerent factions into a solid, compact, uni- fied group, led by Bill Taylor, president, Isadore Birnbaum, vice-president, Margie Holtz, secretary, and Betty Creviston, treasurer. As juniors the class elected Bill Taylor, president, Grant Mouser, vice-president, Barbara Caldwell, secretary, and Isadore Birnbaum, treasurer. Athletics and dramatics shoved the class nearer the center of the spotlight as the Harding basketball squad, comprised mostly of juniors, won the N. C. O. champion- ship undisputed. Miss Dorothy Hanson, speech and English teacher, directed the successful junior play, 'fHeaded For Eden. John Roberts, Barbara Caldwell, Dona Williams, and Bill Walters, in 1, 2, 3, 4, order, comprised the able and competent commanders of the senior and final year, al- ways to be remembered for its championship N. C. O. football team, for its stirring senior play, ffThe Queen's Husband,'7 and for its many members of high scholastic averages and social prominence. And so we leave our compulsory school days and are sprung into a warring, greedy, jealous world, in which the hope of our free country looks to us, the men and women of tomorrow, for the world of tomorrow.