Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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Slaaa IVIR. 0. . P. SNYDER Kansas and Missouri were the scenes of Mr. Q. H. P. Snyderls hoyhood and early college days. He spent the first few years of his school life in Kansas City, Missouri, and at the age of ten he with his parents, moved to IQtys, Kansas, where his elementary education was completed. Mr. Snyder entered Teacher's College at Hays for one year, then matriculated in Kansas University where he received his A. B. and M. A. degrees. Following his graduation from the university he taught in the field of social science for a short time, then accepted the position of supervising principal at Frankfort, Ohio. Three years later the position of principal of the Jackson high school was offered to him. From there he came to Harding High in the summer of 1940. Many demands are made upon Mr. Snyder in connection with his position as principal of Harding High school. However, in spite of this, he finds time to enjoy his hobbies, music and gardening. THE SNYDERS O. H. P., Maurine, Tiny, John Gerritt, and Suzanne Page Sefvfn

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I ir ir ir i' 'A' 'A' EU THE HUNTER .......... THE MONARCH ......... THE BIG BEAR ........ THE LITTLE BEAR ......... THE TVVINS ......... THE CHAIVIPION ...,... TE TS ........The Senior Class .......,The Iunior Class ,.........The Sophombre Class and Edison ...:......The Activities .......The Athletics