Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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I ,sf vf 60110714 TODAY .... Seniors of Harding High TOMORROW . . . They take a stand now so that this record may be theirs to cherish in the future .... An eventful year for them . . . the war the work the worries the winnings all blended in the founding of lasting friendships THEYWant this recorded We re the 1n be tweens the middle class We re not com pla1n1ng though Its a comparatively comfort able position Not quite so much respons 1b1l1ty as the seniors but a l1ttle better known than the sophomores First of all we want everyone to know about our play Mid OFC ELV BE CH M RS L CK DON SCH night That was a sus pense ive little article Our leaders this year were Elvin Beach president Marshall Zuck vice president I eanne LaMarche sec retary and Don IANELMRCE 1 p u n I I I 0 I 0 u u I - u 0 I I O O O I Ill II II I I - Il I ' - n I I 0 I n I 0 I l I I I I I 0 I I Fl ERS ' .....................,.. ll - ' . ' , .....,.,..,... U I ' I II II T ,....... ........,,.... T .. O , ...,.....,... , n II I u ' 0 I u I I n O I I I - O I I I . 0 I

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TODAY WHO WOULD HAVE BEEN WITH us TO SHARE THE FUN OF GRADUATING IF THEY WEREN'T SHAR- ING THE PRICE or VICTORY ron TOMORROW LAWRENCE BAKER HM BOWERS LAWRENCE DALY KENNETH HALBERT GEORGE IORDAN Coast Guard Navy Navy Army Naval Arr Corp Navy FRANK LOUCK CHARLES LUST SANFORD MALONE GENE NAGLEY MARION PRICE PAUL THIBAUT Page Twenty one Army Army Army Na y Army Navy DAN COCHERL .........,.,..,,,......... ,,,.......,...........

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Schaadt, treasurer. Various committees chose the class colors ot maroon and white, the rose as the class flower and Be the best of whatever you are as our motto. Of course one thing that will remain out- standing is that our president, Elvin Beach, is Captain-elect ot the '44 football team You'll hear more about him next year Speaking ot athletics don t forget that 1t was the Junior g1rls volley ball team the mixed nuts who won the volley ball tournaments. Ol course, to pick up the odds and ends, we had representatives on the Herald and Quiver staff, in the Band and Orchestra, Senior choir, Iunior choir and clubs too numerous to men- tion. Theretore, you see, it would have been quite impossible lin our op1n ronl for Harding to sur v1ve this year had 1t not been for the inspiring and invigorating class of 45 ,......-I' X-J -1