Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1946 volume:

wig? f1,:i.,f?1'xSS5ZS,ff5f? wif- 'A AT HARDING HIGH SCHOCL Marion, Ohio . Lf Wudic Swefffke Efeeze '10- N I jf ':- '-T-If J , 15,1 'rig' 'Mx A5 X NINETEEN FORTY-SI 'QU ' ' 1 5 'T' - ' 1 o'd'-v ' '--...un ' fy G 'M' ieffsqia x M ': :' - 'W' Wm V' is ,A K ir V , ' 'U Q 4 A ,Y RQ, ' -1 2' ' , .1 ey. X ' . f 'U Z. 5,-fig ip, 'QQ , ,, an A 1 I.. , 4 ai 4 .fi ,, AA 3 gf f, 2 'FV .my A '-fu, I ' Q ,N 79? 2 ..,.q.-11-qv' Q '-L., - s- x V, ffk I fx... ii! fx xx' .. ,017 -F-D -- I ssl' , 'EEWE1 UIQ , f-ffl! J, 1 g :gX, , . - 5' 4354, CQ X QQ f-ffff,.7'? -4,1112-1Qff'1 1 'iixii Q9-fx-fCN7'L125 iXf f ,1,,f ff: 1f is Qli'-Zllfffgxzff , Q Q ily! QQ' A7 x A Q !' ' YQ ff! lv ML'-'Q ff M X J Vg, ,z 'ML onor To you, Homer I-tuttman, we dedicate our yearbook ot I946, in the hope that we can convey to you through the theme ot our book our appreciation tor your devo- tion to music. The musical organizations ot Harding, which you so capatpiy have directed, prove the success ot your perseverance. You have set the standards ot our band and orchestra high and your suc cess is rettected in the admiration these organizations have won whenever they have appeared. Olflflelf' lfl lfl'l6Ufl t i 4 xc 6 E E i 5 i 5 i 2 3 fa i 3 D gl --1 Li Z 45 ill- - ' 1111 1 ff-446 1- it l Kill 'Q , ,pr-L RI-EYTHMHC SWHNG THE HLEH FLATS AND SHARPS 1 I, N1 ,LR 4 I S TV U-,, - -- Af Y 3 . ,Y r-,'dA,f- J, -'A A Q? -- Q N .Q ' f -fuk -f f' by f- W -X, ' , K , W V J '+' Xi -A -I ' 'f,f N Q-Jax Xscltrfll- i L R1 T -1f,l,r,5'-x J? jx 44:2 727 CAPABLE FACULTY F5 UNDERSTANDING CLASSMATES N fx HELPFUL UNDERCLASSMEN oar of giclucafion 3A U QUTUYI' THE PATRONS OF OUR SONG The executive branch ot our school system is tormed by the Board ot Education. The untailing devotion ot these men to the taslf ot obtaining tor the youth the highest type ot educational opportunities possible has inspired every student to set his goals high. This group ot men tormulate the rules and regulations, employ the superintendent and teachers, and assume all tinancial transactions. Their taslc is ditticult, and their responsibilities are great. Their understanding leadership and untailing trust have indebted us, as the citizens ot tomorrow, to these men who have served so taithtully. I 94 6 H.J. BARNHART J. D. TORRANCE E, E. HOLT F. C. ROBINSON DR. F. L. THOMAS DR. D. W. BRICKLEY, JR THE MAESTRO For his untiring devotion in the tace ot ever present obstacles Mr. E. E. l-lolt, superintendent ot the Marion Public Schools, has won the highest ada miration ot each and every student. Always he has given his utmost in striving tor a well balanced educational program tor the youth ot Marion. With his torch ot taith shining betore us and with his constant aid, our graduating class has been able to reach greater heights in striving tor Citizen ship today tor lite tomorrowfl K- it! . E, , fi -i THE ARRANGER To Mr. May, the principal ot l-larding l-ligh School, we extend our sincere appreciation tor his wise counsel not only in school activities, but in laying a toundation tor our tutures. Our taith has been with our principal who, in this un- settled year, has held our course steady and has been a source ot inspiration to us all. On innumerable occasions we have looked to him tor understanding and guidance and have tound immeasurable wisdom. Cur thanlcs to the person who has been the mainstay ot our school. Q Ze Qlll.l't'l' fo-16 we KOI'l6!lfLCf0lf'5 0 bil Ong . . . FACULTY i-IARDING Hier-i sci-iooL DEWEY N. BOHYER B.A. Ohio Wcsli1'yan University Arne rican Cuovcrnment, Wcirld Attairs, Basin-Zttiall ite N, , 'I rm- 'Q JE H L MARGARET FINDLAY B.S. in Ed.: M.A. Ohio University, Ohio State University Physical Education we Quiuer 1946 EDITH BROWN Ph.B.g M.A. Denison University, Columbia University, Ohio State Univer- sity, University ot Florida American Government, World Attairs Qty ?-1. ,Q A C fm., ,, . lf., ' . -gf -2, 'M An IEA tx y .... 1 v A LUCILE FOREMAN 8.5. Miami University, Bread Loat School ot English Jcrurnalisrn, Speech JANE ALEXANDER B.A. Otterbein College Spanish l, ll, English l lt. it i MARMN CONLEY RUSSELL c. DUNLAP I 85' B.c.s. Ohio Wesleyan University, Wilmington College, University ot Cincinnati, University ot Michigan, College ot Com- merce, Columbus, Ohio. Ohio State University English ll, Biology Shorthand ll, Typing ll, Busi- ness Organization, Business English, Otfice Practice ISABEL FREER Aj' JOHN Gales B.C.S. University ot Cincinnati, Heid- elberg College. Allegheny College, Columbia University, University ot Wis- consin. French l, ll, Latin ll, lll, IV Boolrlceeping I, II 9 vm:-' X THOMAS D. BAIN B.S.g M.A. Ohio State University, Bowling Green State University. Biology MARGERY EYMON 3.5. Ohio State University American Literature, English Literature HOMER HUFFMAN B.S.: M.A. Otterbein College: Ohio Nor- thern University, Ohio State University. lnstrumental Music 59 X1 ,L E. PAUL HUFFMAN B.S. Heidelberg University, Univer- sity ot Wisconsin, Ohio State University. Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, Senior Refresher Mathematics THELMA JACOBS A.B. Heidetb-:rg Cottegi: XX! , t, C It ,, U . t Atgebra I, ll, Sohd Geometry, V'7':5t MUSW W,5iZnSi,m! Q60 gmt, Utnty, ., Appiied Mathematics, Ad- my vanced Arithmetic KATHRYN MOORE GEORGE N'EM' ROBERT MCMAHAN Q . BS R Ed- Mmn Harding High School RA., Rs. rn L.s. N 'fi A V RUTH STARR OBORN Woostxer Corlpgy, yyywstpm Ry, Miami University, Ohio State BA Auto Service Auto Science i 4 i ' ' U R t pa St Q- ' ' , ' ' serve University. WVUS' V' frm G ' W,.- C ii, ,R , , Y,-y 'WO Shop . M.,-ii ot D. R Fo tb ii 'Aim CO .nge tj' qi LrL'1.ary L Cm' 3 UW' Sr 0 5 i Wr,stf,rn Res-,rvrr University ELIZABETH PACE JOSEPH PETRICH PANSY RAUHAUSER L. H. RIEKER Marion Business College B S in Ed B'A. T,i,,,.d,j, Umv, ,MVN Md, qu, Q SQ wt ' i i i Stdti Cathay Ohm 5335. U - 'C Ci' dy Miami University, Penn State. Ohm W'3St'iY'5n UmNf'itS'tY' ii i V ' Foftsdtt' Baskgtbatt' Mgchami bra University. t Marghlnr Dravinq Tran- tv, Ca tawmg American History torniat'-im f ,,,,...- R -Q' ,--agp 1,2 RACHEL McAFEE B.S.q M.A. Erwjtry CHU-13, Arr.-'fa' . qi iii t'hy5.rfrt LUV it Aahlarid ffrirttwqr, C r',r 'mr' UI'1NV'Qf'Qtt'yf. Uny-rsity if F ida. Am. man Histiiw HELEN O'BRlEN 8.5. in Ed. Ohio Stat-' Univ' ' 'y Art ': .T4 T .5 R-l 'L. . W, y. A . X H em fi M - A f . rt K , , 1 2 - Y' R - N 5gi2i: 5 Ohio Stat-1 University Lotum- Vtf'5'tV- Q . MARTHA ROBINSON B.S.in Ed. OhifrU:wy.-r y -hwthana U Typmzl U .7Le Quirfvr 1946 6- ,-,ny 321,39 Ax 1 E. A. ROTH B.S.: M.A. ,..i.Sin... RALPH SIMPSON Z A B.S. Ohio Stat- Uriivtrsity Ddmmxl COHX qi Dratritnutiv-Q Education, Corn- ASSMGM Ccagh rn-,final Law ,,f .aw' , ,N it ' Weds W7 K . 5' unit- 'SABBEELE SUM? RUTH TURNER in ' ' ' B.S. .1 ' ' i C V , ,rl - SEK EESQYSHQIV E:EZdCrLIg2+ Sapital tUnivcrsity, Ohio Stati School ot English IIIVUSI Y' English II , American Literature Ch-grnistry, Biology J. H. SMITH A.B. Ohitji Stott, Univtjrglty, School ot Appliiad Sciignf-R Phy-sits, Radio, Stnior Scitnr, Atronautics DORIS WEBER B.S. Miami University English II, Hornt Economics ll ning ga, new ,,,.-a- 211549 I GEORGE WILSON MINNIE WINDER HQWARD WISEHART A.B.g M.A. AMB.: M.A. B S in Marietta Collegc, Ohio Stats Qbulin College, Columbia Uni- ' ' ,' Umwrslty Ohio Stat-5 University World I-Iistorv, Sociology, Eco- Typmg I' Shorthand I Printinc3,Gcography nornics me Qciuer ,ph-, WWF' FRANK STANLEY Cali clonia I-I hS1l1oifil PAULINE STANNARD ig h B.S.in Ed Ma,h i, S' oa ' F In II V Bowling Grain University, Ohio Stati: Uriiviirsity. Horne Economics WILLIAM WILEY B.A.: M.A. ERIC WILLIAMS Kant State University, Toledo Denison University, Ohio Stats UmVC,S,ty. Umvelslty' Shop Mathematics. Shop Physical Education, Football SUCMQ J Q MARGARET WOLFLEY B.A. DON D. ZUSPAN Ohio Wcslcyan Univorsity, I-laidmg I-llgll SCIIOOI Unwmmy of Wlsconsln Vocational Machine Shop English II, English Litqraturc enior inad . . . Class of 1946 Dear Members of the Faculty, When we entered l-larding's doors in the tall ot I943, a group ot very green sophomores wane dered through the halls. We were then on the threshold ot the door leading to all the school' adventures and rather bewildered by it all. Gradually, we were talcen under your wing and you came to understand each one ot ug. Under your gentle but etlective direction, we entered into the various organizations and as weve gone through these three years, we've tound our place in l-larding. Never a day passed when you didnlt come to our rescue in many, many ways. With your help we have been able to plan more etliciently lor our tutures. There have been times when you needtully thwarted our youthtul spirit and we understand now your sincere interest. You have caretully guided us in our journey along our perilous path and have given u w secure a toothold on the ladder ot lite. Some ot us will continue our education, others will advance to tale our place in this world, but never will you, who have contributed so much to us as tuture citizens, be torgotten. Sincerely, we say Hlhanlrsf' jf Cf lv fa.5J 0 46 l 3A e Qlll.l'E'I' 1946 ,-4, 1:5 fn-J ,emi ,I enior aerifrofi President . . . Ralph Weber Vice President , , , .. Dick Taylor Secretary , ,. Jacqueline Riddle Treasurer , , Ray Ballinger SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS RALPH WEBER, DICK TAYLOR, JACOUELINE RIDDLE, RAY BALLINGER me Quiuer PRELUDE... Eor twelve tull years we've looked torward to being seniors -and now, that never to be torgotten experience is past. It was just tour years ago that the Centralites chose as their leaders Joyce Bohyer, president: Robert England, vice president: Billie McCoy, secretary: Phyllis Metzger, treasurer. Dramatic talent was displayed in three one-act plays: Wise Girl, Suitable tor Charity, and Roly-Poly-Ereckle-Pace. The X-Ray, a combination ot news and gossip, was edited by Marilyn Cory, while Bob England and Carl l'larbolt were, res- pectively, tootball and basketball captains. At Vernon, vigorous campaigns resulted in the election ot Ralph Weber, presi- dent: Charlie Wiant, vice president: I-lelen Beal, secretary: Ray Ballinger, treasurer. The Vernonian was headed by several student editors, and in the athletic limelight was Ralph Weber, tootloall and basketball captain. ln the dramatic line, two plays were presented: The Pampered Darling and The I-lenpecked Husband. We tinally got together under the Red and Black in our sophomore year, and with the help ot our Edison pals we chose 'Citizenship today tor lite tomorrow tor our class motto. And we got down-right patriotic in the selection ot the red carnation with colors ot white and blue. Laurie Eeaver led us as president: I-lelen Beal, vice president: Joan I-lottman, secretary: Dick Eoster, treasurer. Then we were iuniorsg only one more year to go! Eor the top two otticers we decided upon gridmen Ralph Weber, president, and Dave Lee, vice president. .Ioan I-lottman kept our records straight while Ray Ballinger headed the treasury department. We got our class rings early in the spring and took care ot Prom arrangements tor the seniors. Ot course, you remember how we turned dramatic tor the junior play, Don't Take My Penny. We were pretty proud ot that pertormancel enior C4155 .Mdfory INTERLUDE . . POSTLUDE While all this was transpiring, the Edison sophomores elected Ralph Loreno, presi- dent: Bob Erick, vice president: John Melvin and Mary Noggle, secretaries: Bob Bond, treasurer. The juniors presented When We Were Young as their dramatic contri- bution and chose as their leaders Bob Bond, president: Paul Miers, vice-president: Shirley l-laberman, secretary: Ralph Loreno, treasurer. Colleen Ruggles edited the Spotlight that year. By the time we had become seniors, most ot us had a little ditterent outloolc on lite. During the summer the war had otticially ended, and tor the very tirst time we could plan and tallc about our future with some hope that our dreams might be realized. Ralph Weber was re-elected president: Dick Taylor, vice president: Jaclcie Riddle. secretary: and Ray Ballinger, too, served a second term as treasurer. Laurie Feaver was elected baslcetball captain, and Diclc Taylor led l-larding's grid warriors down the tield. Margaret Burlce and l-larry Wilhelm were our l-lerald editors. By being active in music. extra-curricular activities, and Club Co-ed, we were always on the go and loved it! We'd like to tell you more: we've worlced hard and made so many happy memor- ies. Don't torget us-you'll hear from us in the years to come! .740 Quirfer 'U Lefi: Abrams, Richard Alex, Harriet Axthelm, Edward Baer, Marian Baldauf, Mary K. 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Right: U nderwoocl, Juanita Unland, Maxine Walker, Joanne Walter, May White, Joyce Wiant, Charles Willauer, Joan Williams, Edith Wrighl, Ruth Youngblood, Ann Dickson, William jf CAQ O! ani? . . . ABRAMS, RICHARD Vocational Course Band I,2,3. ALEX, HARRIET Commercial Course Shoshonean Club 4. ALSPACH, BARBARA College Prep. Course Red Cross Council I3 Junior Choir 23 Ouivcr Statt 4, Secretary: Girl Reserves I, Treasurer 23 G.A.A. 23 Spanish Club 3,43 Props and O's 2,33 Prom Committee 33 Invitation Com- mittee 43 Junior Play 3. APT, MARILYN Commercial Course Junior Choir 23 Orchestra I3 Girl Reserves I,2,3,43 Props and O's 23 Shoshonean Club 4. AXTHELM, EDWARD College Prep.Course Band I,2,3,4f Hi-Y 2,3,43 Chess Club 33 Ye Merrie Players 4. BAER, MARIAN General Course Library Council I3 Ye Merrie Players 4. BAILEY, RICHARD General Course I-Ii-Y 3,4. BAKER, SAMUEL General Course Football I,2,33 Hi-Y 3,43 Color Daubers 3, President3 Prom Committee 3. BALDAUF, MARY College Prep. Course Junior Choir 23 Senior Choir 3,43 Girl Re- serves I,23 G.A.A. 2,33 Props and O's 2,3,43 Class History Committee 4. BALDAUF, RICHARD E. General Course I'Ii-Y 2,3,4. BALLINGER, RAY General Course Class Treasurer I,3,43 Red Cross Council, 4 Vice President3 Junior Choir 23 Senior Choir 3,4 President3 Band I,2,3,43 Orchestra I3 Baslretball I,2,43 Hi-Y I,2,3 Treasurer, 4 Treasurer3 Prom Committee 33 Invitation Committee 43 Junior Play 33 Senior Play 43 Ye Merrie Players 43 National Honor Socr- ety 43 Senior Memorial Committee. me Quiver 1946 SENIOR BARRINGER, DAVID General Course Orchestra Ii Spanish Club 43 Ye Merrie Players 4. BASACOS, HARRIET Commercial Course Red Cross Council I3 Library Council I3 Girl Reserves I,2,33 Shoshonean Club 4. BASFORD, RUTH Commercial Course Girl Reserves I,2,33 G.A.A. 2,33 Art Club I3 Shoshonean Club 43 Ye Merrie Players 43 National Honor Society 4. BAYLES, CLIFFORD Withdrawn BEAL, HELEN College Prep. Course Class Vice President 23 Class Secretary I3 Student Council 2,3,4 SCCICTGIYQ Red Cross Council I,23 Junior Choir 23 Senior Choir 3,43 Band I,2,3 Secretary, 4 Secretary3 Orchestra I3 Girl Reserves I President, 2,3,43 G.A.A. 2,3 Secretary. 43 Props and O's 2,3,4 Vice President3 Ring Group 23 Flower and Color Committee 23 Ring and Pin Committee 33 Class History Committee 43 Junior Play 3: Senior Play 43 Ye Merrie Players 43 National Honor Society 4. BEECH, RAMONA Commercial Course Junior Choir 23 Shoshonean Club 4, BENDER, ILENE Commercial Course Red Cross Council I3 Library Council I3 Girl Reserves I,23 Shoshonean Club 4. BENDER, KENNETH Vocational Course I-li-Y 2 Vice President, 3,41 Jr. American Mechanics 33 Future Tradesmen ot America 43 National Honor Society 4. BENSON, PHYLLIS General Course Girl Reserves I,2,3 Chaplain3 Future Retailers ot Ohio 4 President. BETZ, MARJORIE Withdrawn BIBBEE, GRACE Home Economics Course Red Cross Council I3 Junior Choir 23 Senior Choir 3,43 Ye Merrie Players 4. BICKNELL, HILDA Commercial Course Junior Choir 33 Senior Choir 43 Band 2,3,4. ACTIVITIES BILL, MARILOUISE General Course BINDLEY. ROBERT General Course Namecard Committee 43 Ye Merrie Players 4. BISHOP, BEATRICE Commercial Course Student Council I3 Library Council I Vice President: Shoshonean Club 4. BLACK, PAUL Vocational Course Jr. American Mechanics 33 Future Tradesmen ot America 4. BLACKFORD, LUCILLE General Course Senior Choir 2,3,43 G.A.A. 3,43 Ye Merrie Players 4. BLANKENSHIP, HAZEL General Course Red Cross Council 23 Girl Reserves I,2,3,4. BOHYER, JOYCE College Prep. Course Class President I3 Student Council 3 Secre- tary, 43 Red Cross Council 3,43 Senior Choir 2,3,43 Band I,2,3,43 Orchestra I3 Ouiver Statt 4 Portrait Editor3 Girl Reserves I,2,3 Treasurer, 43 Props and O's 2,3 Treasurer, 43 Ring Group 2.4: Ring and Pin Committee 33 Senior Song Committee 43 Ye Merrie Players 43 National Honor Society 4. BOND, ROBERT General Course Hi-Y 2,37 Namecard Committee 43 Class President 33 Class Vice-President 2. BORLAND, MARY ANN Commercial Course Red Cross Council 23 Girl Reserves I,2,3 Secretary: G.A.A. 2.3: Shoshonean Club 4 Secretary3 National Honor Society 4. BOTKIN. JEAN E. General Course Library Council I3 Junior Choir I,23 Girl Reserves I,23 Props and O's 3. BOWMAN. CLIFFORD Vocational Course Jr. American Mechanics 3 Secretary3 Future Tradesmen ot America 4, Secretary3 National Honor Society 4. BOYD, JOHN J. Vocational Course Hi-Y 3,43 Jr. American Mechanics 33 Fu- ture Tradesmen ot America 4, President. BRADBU RY, ROBERT College Prep. Course Props and O's 3.47 Hi-Y 3,47 Invitation Committee 4. BREITHAUPT, JAMES College Prep. Course Senior Choir 47 LePetit Salon 4 Treasurer? Hi-Y 3,47 Class Prophecy Committee 4i Ye Merrie Players 47 National Honor Society 4. BREWER, BARBARA College Prep. Course Class President I7 Junior Choir I7 Inter Nos 4. BROWN, CHARLES General Course Football I,47 Traclc 3,47 Hi-Y 2,3,47 Class Prophecy Committee 47 Ye Merrie Players 4. BROWN, MARGARET Home Economics Course Junior Choir 27 Girl Reserves I7 Art Club I7 Ye Merrie Players 4. BUCKINGHAM, ROY Vocational Course Future Tradesmen ot America 47 Vice-Presi- dent. BURDELL, CAROLYN College Prep. Course Class Vice4President I7 Junior Choir I,2,3I Senior Choir 4 Secretary-Treasurer7 Girl Re- serves 47 Props and O's 47 Class Prophecy Committee 47 Ye Merrie Players 47 National Honor Society 4. BURKE, MARGARET General Course Student Council I Treasurer: Junior Choir I7 Herald Statt 4 Editor7 Girl Reserves I,2,3,47 Prom Committee 37 Flower and Color Com- mittee 27 Ye Merrie Players 47 National Honor Society 4. BURGGRAF, AUDREY Commercial Course Junior Chair 27 Senior Choir 37 Shoshonean Club 4. BURNETT, MARY Colle ge Pre p.Course Band I7 Girl Reserves I7 Props and O's 47 Senior Dance Committee 4. BURTON, WILLIAM College Prep. Course Band I,2,3,47 Orchestra I7 Baslcetball 2,3,47 Props and O's 47 Hi-Y I,2,3,47 Ye Merrie Players 4. BUTTERWORTH, FLORETTA General Course Red Cross Council 37 Junior Choir 2,37 Girl Reserves I,27 Future Retailers ot Ohio 4. CARWILE, JAMES Vocational Course Jr. American Mechanics 37 Future Trades- men ot America 47 National Honor Society 4. CHAMBERS, HAROLD Vocational Course Jr. American Mechanics 37 Future Trades- men ot America 4. CHANDLER, NORMA General Course Junior Choir 27 Ye Merrie Players 4. CHENEY, DIANE College Prep. Course Junior Choir 27 Senior Choir 3,47 Cheerleader I,47 Spanish Club 3,47 Girl Reserves I Treasurer, 2,3,47 Ring Group 37 Class Prop- hecy Committee 4. CLARK, DONNA General Course Junior Choir 2,37 Girl Reserves I,2,3,47 G.A. A. 3,47 Ring Group 27 Ring and Pin Com- mittee 37 Class Will Committee 47 Senior Play 47 Ye Merrie Players 47 National Honor Society 4. CLARK, MARGARET College Prep. Course Red Cross Council 27 Junior Choir 2 Presi- dent, 37 Ouiver Stalt 4 Assistant Portrait Editor7 Girl Reserves 47 Le-Petit Salon 4 Secretary7 Props and O's 47 Ye Merrie Players 47 National Honor Society 4. CLARKE,SHIRLEY General Course Junior Choir 27 Girl Reserves I.3. CLEMMONS, DAISY College Prep. Course Student Council 27 G.A.A. 37 I.ePetit Salon 4 Vice Presidentg Ye Merrie Players 47 Na- tional Honor Society 4. COCHERL, WILLIAM CORY, MARILYN College Prep. Course Junior Choir 27 Senior Choir 3,47 Our-ver Statt 4 Feature Editor7 Spanish Club 3,4 President' Girl Reserves I,2,3,47 Props and Ols 3,47 Senior Song Committee 4i Junior Play 3' Ye Merrie Players 4i National Honor So- ciety 4. COSEY, BERNICE College Prep. Course Junior Choir I,2,37 Senior Choir 47 Girl Re- serves I,2,3,4 Chaplain7 Ring Group 27 G, A.A. 3,47 Props and Ols 3,4 Chaplain: Art Club 47 Prom Committee 37 Senior Brealf- tast Committee 47 Senior Play 47 Y.: Merrie Players 4. CRAVEN, DONALD Vocational Course Future Tradrgsmen ot America 34. CREASAP, JOHN General Course CROUSO, VIRGINIA General Course Ye Merrie Players 4. D'AMATO, TONY General Course Football Manager 2,3,47 Ye Merrie Players 4. DANNER, BETTY General Course Junior Choir I7 Band 2,3,4. DAU M, PAU L Vocational Course Band I7 Hi-Y l,3,47 Football I,47 Jr. Amer- ican Mechanics 37 Future Tradesmen ot America 4' Ye Merrie Players 47 National General Course Horgor Soclit '4- I-Ii-Y 4. COMBS, JEANNINE General Course Orchestra I7 Future Retailers ot Ohio Vice President. COOK, CARLTON General C-ourse Y DAVIS, JACK T. Vocational Course 4 Hi4Y 47 Tumbling 2,47 Jr. American Mechan- ics 37 Future Tradesmen of America 4. DAVIS, MARGARET General Course I-Ii-Y 47 Namecard Committee 47 Ye Merrie GUI R'35'3IV'352- Players 4. DECKER, DOROTHY COON- EVELYN College Prep. Course Genefalcoufse Student Council 3,47 Girl Reserves I Treas- Library Council 37 G,A.A. 2,37 Future Re- urer, 2,3,47 G.A.A. 2,3,47 Herald Statt 47 tailers ot Ohio 4. Prom Committee 37 Class Will Committee 37 Ring and Pin Committee 37 Ring Group 2' CORNELIUSIROSEMARY Junior Pgay '3t7 Y4: Merrie Players 47 National General Course G.A.A. 27 Future Retailers ot Ohio 4. CORWIN, NOEL General Course Band 2,3,47 Props and O's 2,3,47 Hi-Y 2,3,47 Flower and Color Committee 27 Ring and onor O i y DECKER, ORVILLE Army DE SANTO, NORMA Commercial Course Pin Committee 37 Baccalaureate Committee Spotlight Statt 37 R-gd Cross Council I,2,3,47 47 Junior Play 37 Senior Play 47 Ye Merrie G.A.A. 2,3,47 Junior Play 3' Ye Miirri-3 Players 4, Players. .7411 Qllilffl' fo-16 J. iii. ,4..,.. DIXON, JOANN Commercial Course Library Council I.2.33 Junior Choir 23 Senior Choir 33 Orchestra I3 Girl Reserves l,2,33 G.A.A. 33 Props and Ols 33 Shoshonean Club 43 Ye Merrie Players 4. DOBBINS. GENEVIEVE College Prep. Course Class Secretary 3i Student Council I,23 Jun- ior Choir I.2.33 Band 33 G.A.A. I.2.33 Art Club I3 Spanish Club 23 Ring Group 33 Junior Play 33 Ye Merrie Players 4i National Honor Society 4. DRAKE, AUDREY College Prep. Course Girl Reserves I.2.33 G.A.A. 33 Props and O's 43 Ye Merrie Players 4. DUFFEY. FRANCES Commercial Course Band I.23 Orchestra I,23 Girl Reserves I,2. DUNE,GORDON General Course Junior Choir 23 Senior Choir 3,43 Tumbling 2.43 Cheerleader I.2.3.43 Hi-Y Treasurer3 Ye Merrie Players 4. DUSANG, PAULINE General Course Girl Reserves I,23 G.A.A. 2.3 Secretary: Future Retailers ot Ohio 43 Class History Committee 3. EASTMAN. DUANE General Course Band I.2.3.43 Orchestra I3 Ouiver Statt 3. 4 Editor3 Props and O's 2.3.43 Hi-Y 2 Sec- retary. 3 Secretary, 4 Secretary: Chess Club 33 Art Club 3 Vice President3 Spanish Club 43 Flower and Color Committee 3i Class Will Committee 43 Ye Merrie Players 4. EDINGTON, KATHLEEN General Course Red Cross Council I3 Cheerleader 23 Girl Reserves I.2,33 G.A.A. 3.43 Future Retailers ot Ohio 43 Cap and Gown Committee 43 Junior Play 3. EKEY. JIM General Course I'li-Y 2.3. ELSASSER, WILLIAM Vocational Course Jr. American Mechanics 33 Future Trades- men ot America 4. PLENTY OF BOOKS EROW. GEORGE Vocational Course Art Club I3 Jr. American Mechanics 3i Future Tradesrnen ot America 4. ESTES. MARY General Course EVANS, JUNE College Prep. Course Band I3 OrchestraI3 Girl Reserves I Presi- dent. 2.3.43 Props and O's 2.3.43 Ring Group 23 Prom Committee 3i Baccalaureate Com- mittee 43 Junior Play 33 Ye Merrie Players 4. EVANS, MARTHA JOAN General Course Library Council 43 Girl Reserves l.2I Props and O's 33 Art Club 3,43 Ye Merrie Players 4. FAZIO. JOSEPHINE General Course Girl Reserves I Vice President. 2,3 Secre- tary. 4 President3 G.A.A. 2.3.43 Props and Os 2.3.4 Treasurer3 Ring Group 2 Secretary3 Ye Merrie Players 4. FEAVER. LAU RENCE General Course Class President 23 Student Council 2,3 Vice President, 4 President3 Senior Choir 3,43 Band l.2,3 Vice President, 4: Orchestra l,23 Basketball I.2.3.43 Props and O's 3,43 Hi-'Y 43 Class Motto Committee 23 Flower and Color Committee 23 Ring and Pin Committee 33 Senior Dance Committee 43 Junior Play 33 Senior Play 43 Ye Merrie Players 43 Na- tional Honor Society 4. FELT, JACK Vocational Course Hi-Y 3.43 Jr. American Mechanics 33 Future Tradesmen ot America 4. FETTER. DELORES General Course Junior Choir 23 Girl Reserves I3 Ye Merrie Players 4. FIERCE, MARJORIE General Course FISHER. ROBERTA College Prep. Course Red Cross Council 33 Library Council I3 Junior Choir 23 Senior Choir 3,43 Band I3 Girl Reserves I.2.3.43 G.A,A. Ii Props and O's 2.3.43 Ring Group 23 Class Will Com- mittee 4. FLATMAN. LILLIS General Course Red Cross Council I President3 Library Coun- cil 4 Secretary3 Band I.2i Orchestra I.2.3.43 Art Club 4i Class Motto Committee 23 Na- tional Honor Society. FLINCHBAUGH. VIRGINIA General Course Junior Choir 2. FORAKER, PATRICIA General Course Junior Choir 23 Girl Reserves 1.2.33 Props and O's 2.33 Art Club I.23 Flower and Color Committee 2. FOSTER, RICHARD College Prep. Course Class Treasurer 23 Band I.2.3.43 Props and O's 2.3.4 President3 Harold Statt 43 Flower and Color Committee 23 Prom Committee 3i Cap and Gown Committee 43 Junior Play 33 Ye Merrie Players 43 National Honor Society 43 Senior Class Co-Valedictorian. FOULKE. MILDRED Home Economics Course FREEMAN. JEANNETTE College Prep. Course Band I.2.3.43 Orchestra I.2,33 Girl Reserves I. FRIDLEY. JOHN General Course FU LLERTON. WANDA Commercial Course Junior Choir 2.33 Girl Reserves l.2.33 G.A.A. 33 Shoshonean Club 4. GABLER. JANE College Prep. Course Junior Choir 23 Senior Choir 3.43 Band 2.3.43 Girl Reserves I.2.3.43 G.A.A. 2.3.4 Presi- dent3 Props and O's 2.3.43 Ring Group 23 Flower and Color Committee 23 Prom Com- mittee 3i Senior Dance Committee 43 Ye Merrie Players 43 National Honor Society 4. GILBERT, WILLIAM General Course Football 33 Hi-Y I. GORE. RUTHELLA Commercial Course Shoshoncan Club 43 National Honor Society 4. FITCH. JEAN ERICK. ROBERT General Course GORENFLO. WILLIAM GeneraICourse G.A.A. 2,33 Future Retailers ot Ohio 4. GeneraICourse me Quiuer GREEN, MARY General Course Girl Reserves I,2,43 LePetit Salon 3,43 Props and O's 4. GUSHURST, ANNA College Prep. Course Future Retailers ot Ohio 4. HABER MAN, SHIRLEY General Course Class Secretary 33 G.A.A. 2,3 Vice pfESId6FILI Future Retailers ot Ohio 43 Class History Committee 3i Junior Play 3, HACHTEN, JOHN General Course Basketball I,3,43 Props and Os 43 Hi-Y 3,43 Senior Play 43 Ye Merrie Players 4. HAINES, HELEN Commercial Course Girl Reserves I,43 G.A.A. 33 Shoshonean Club 43 Ye Merrie Players 4. HAMILTON, DOROTHY General Course Future Retailers ot Ohio 4. HARRAMAN, JO ANN General Course Junior Choir 2,31 Girl Reserves I,2,3,43 Ye Merrie Players 4. HART, ELIZABETH General Course Library Council 2,33 Junior Choir 2,33 Girl Reserves I,2,3,43 Ye Merrie Players 4. HARTLEY, NATALIE General Course Library Council I3 Junior Choir 23 Girl Re- serves I,2,3. HASKELL, RUTHANN General Course Junior Choir 23 Senior Choir 3,43 Girl Re! serves 3, 4 Treasurer: Props and O's 3,43 Class Prophecy Committee 43 Ye Merrie Players 43 National Honor Society 43 Senior Class Salutatorian, HAVILAND, DONNA General Course HAWTHORNE, VIRGINIA Withdrawn HEISLER, DAVID General Course Senior Choir 3,43 Band I,2,3,43 Baslretball 23 Props and O's 43 Hi-Y I,2,3,43 Senior Song Committee 43 Ye Merrie Players 4. HEWITT, RICHARD General Course H INAMAN, DELNOR Vocational Course Red Cross Council I3 Band I3 I-Ii-Y I,2,3,43 Jr. American Mechanics 33 Future Tradesmen ot America 4. HINAMAN,VIRGIL Vocational Course Band I3 Orchestra I: Hi-Y I,2,3,43 Jr. Amer- ican Mechanics 33 Future Tradesmen ot America 4. HOFFMAN, JOAN General Course Class Secretary 2,33 Girl Reserves I,2,33 Props and O's 2,33 Shoshonean Club 4 Presia d+2I'ILI Flower and Color Committee 23 Prom Committee 33 Baccalaureate Committee 4. HOLLIDAY, RICHARD General Course Baslretball I,2,3,43 Football I,2,3,43 Hi-Y I,2,3,4I Namecard Committee 4. HORNE, PHYLLIS College Prep. Course Junior Choir 23 Senior Choir 3,43 Girl Re- serves I,2,3,43 G.A.A. 2,3,43 Props and Ols 2,3,43 Spanish Club 3,43 Ring Group 33 Ye Merrie Players 4. HOUCHINS, RAMONA Commercial Course Junior Choir 23 Girl Reserves I,23 Shoshon- ean Club 4. JONES, VIRGINIA General Course Student Council I3 Library Council Ii Shos- honean Club 4. JORD.AN, MARY LOUISE Commercial Course Library Council I,4. KELLER, BETTY General Course Future Retailers ot Ohio 4. KELLEY, HARLEY Vocational Course Football I3 Jr, American Mechanics 33 Fu- ture Tradesmen ot America 4. LAWSON, LOIS Commercial Course Girl Reserves I,2. LAYMAN,JEAN Commercial Course Girl Reserves I3 Shoshonean Club 4. LEE, DAVID General Course Class Vice President 33 Red Cross Council 4 President3 Football 3,43 Basketball 3,43 I-'Ii-Y I,2,3,43 Ye Merrie Players 4. LESSLEY, HELEN General Course Junior Choir 2,33 Girl Reserves I,2. LEVIEN,CHARLOTTE General Course Girl Reserves I,2,3,43 G,A.A. 2, LIMBERT, ROBERT General Course LLOYD, HAROLD Vocational Course Jr. American Mechanics 33 Future Trades- men ot America 4. LUPICA, George General Course LUSK, EVONDA General Course Girl Reserves I3 Future Retailers ot Oh ci Secretary 4. MANLEY, LOIS General Course MARBLE. JO ANN Commercial Course Junior Choir I,23 Senior Choir 3,43 Girl Rc- serves I,2,3,43 G.A.A. 3,43 Ring Group 3, MARSHALL, ROBERT Vocational Course Football 3,43 Traclr 33 I-Ii-Y I,2,3,4. MARTIN, FRANK General Course Jr, American Mechanics 3. MASSIE, LUCY General Course Red Cross Council 23 Junior Choir 2,33 Span ish Club 4. MAXIM, RICHARD GeneraICourse Band I,2,3,43 Hi-Y I,2,3. MAYFIELD, VIRGINIA Commercial Course Library Council I. MCALLISTER, PAUL General Course Senior Choir 23 Band I,2,3,43 Orchestra l,2' I-Ii-Y l,43 Props and Ols 3,43 Junior Play 37 Senior Play 43 Ye M-:rric Players 43 Natrona Honor Society 4. McCAULLEY, WILLIAM General Course l'li-Y 2, McCOY, BILLIE LEE. ROBERT General Course G2f12fdIC0ufSe Junior Choir 23 Senior Choir 3,43 Girl Rel Prom Committee 33 I-Ir-Y 2, serv-:s I3 G.A.A. 3,4. mf Qlilffl' szrwf gb... GOOD OLD GOLDEN McCURDY, CHARLES General Course Band I5 Hi-Y I,2,3,4. McFADDEN, WARREN General Course Library Council I5 Band I,2,3,45 Orchestra I5 Hi-Y 2.3.4. McGINNlS, WAVE General Course Band I,2,3,45 Cap and Gown Committee 45 Ye Merrie Players 4. MEDDLES, FRANK General Course Library Council I5 Band I,2,3,45 Orchestra II Hi-Y 2. MERCHANT, MIRIAM College Prep. Course MEREDITH, ALAN General Course National Honor Society 4, METZGER, PHYLLIS General Course Class Treasurer I5 Library Council I5 Girl Reserves 2,3,45 Props and Os 35 Prom Com- mittee 35 Ye Merrie Players 4. MEWHORTER, WARREN College Prep. Course I-Ii-Y I,2,3,4. MIDLAM, MARTHA ANN General Course Red Cross Council I President, 2,35 Library Council I,2,3 Secretary5 Girl Reserves I,2,3 President, 45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Ring Group 25 Art Club I,2,35 Invitation Committee 4: Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Ye Merrie Players 45 National Honor Society 4. MILLER, JUNE General Course Band 3.4. MILLER, EUGENE Vocational Course Football I5 Jr. American Mechanics 3i Future Tradesmcn ot America 4. MINNICK, WESLEY Vocational Course Future Tradesmen ot America 4. MOLER, HARRY General Course Student Council 4: Senior Choir 45 I-Ii'Y 35 Junior Play 35 Ye Merrie Play-:rs 4. me Quiarer' 1946 MONTGOMERY, JO ANN Commercial Course Junior Choir 25 Girl Reserves I,2,3. MOORE, JO ANN Commercial Course Junior Choir 25 Girl Reserves I,2,3,45 G.A.A. 35 Shoshonean Club 4 Vice President5 Na- tional Honor Society 4. MOSSBARGER, WANDA General Course Band 3,45 Orchestra 4. MOUNTZ, GLENNA LOU General Course Junior Choir 2. MOUNTZ, JEAN General Course JuniorChoir 2. MYERS, LELAND General Course Cheerleader 35 Hi-Y 25 Prom Committee 35 Ring and Pin Committee 35 Class History Committee 45 Ye Merrie Players 4. MYERS, HAROLD General Course NAGLEY, PHYLLIS General Course Junior Choir 25 Senior Choir 3,45 Girl Re- serves I. NAPOLI, SIMONE College Prep. Course Junior Choir I,25 Senior Choir 45 Girl Rc- serves I,2,3,45 LePetit Salon 45 Props and Q's 253,45 Ring Group 35 Ye Merrie Players 4. NICOLOSI, BRIDGET Commercial Course Red Cross Council 25 Girl Reserves 35 G.A.A, 2, 3 President5 Shoshoncan Club 4 Treasurer. NOGGLE, MARY Commercial Course Class Secretary 25 Red Cross Council 45 Girl Reserves I Secretary, 2,35 G.A.A. 2,3, Shoshonean Club 4. ORCUTT, EDWARD General Course Band I ,2. OWENS, DONALD General Course RULE DAYS OWENS, PATRICIA General Course Junior Choir 35 Girl Reserves I5 Senior Play 45 Ye Merrie Players 4. PARKER, MARCUS Vocational Course Tumbling I,25 Jr. American Mechanics 35 Future Tradesmen ot America 4. PATTON, ALICE General Course PEARSON, WILMA Withdrawn PETERSON, EUGENE Vocational Course Jr. American Mechanics 35 Future Trades' men ot America 4. PHILLIPS, DONALD General Course Tumbling 3,4. PHILLIPS, MICHAEL General Course Library Council 4 Vice President5 Red Cross Council 3 Vice President5 Band l,2,3,45 Tumbling 35 Hi-Y 3,45 Prom Committee 3. PIERSON, JOYCE General Course Props and O's 4. PLETCHER, ROY General Course Football I5 Flower and Color Committee 25 Class History 3. POWERS, HAZEL Commercial Course Red Cross Council 2,35 Girl Reserves I,2.35 Ye Merrie Players 4. PRESTON, EDWARD College Prep. Course Band 3,45 Basketball 2.3.45 Props and Clls 3,45 Hi-Y I,2,3 Vice President, 45 Inter Nos 45 Prom Committee 35 Class History Com- mittee 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Ye Merrie Players 45 National Honor Society 4. PRICE, BETTY JUNE Commercial Course Junior Choir 2. PROBST, ANN Ron-i, MERLE SLOAN, DONALD College Prep. Course Junior Choir 2: Senior Choir 2,3: Girl Re- serves I,2,3,4: Props and O's 3,4: Spanish Club 4 Vice President: Senior Brealrtast Committee 4: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4. RAYMER, VIRGINIA General Course Red Cross Council 2: Junior Choir 2: Girl Reserves I,2,3: G.A.A. 2: Props and O's 2: Spanish Club 4: Junior Play 3: Ye Merrie Players 4. REDDEN, JACQUELINE General Course Junior Choir 2,3: Senior Choir 4: Girl Re- serves I: G.A.A. 3: Props and O's 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. REECE, DELORES General Course Girl Reserves 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. RHOADS, THEODORE College Prep. Course Library Council 4: Junior Choir 2,3: Football 2: Tumbling 3,4: Chess Club 3: Hi-Y I,2. RICHARDSON, HARRY General Course Ouiver Statt 4 Art Editor: Football I: Traclr I,2,32 Tumbling 2,3,4: Art Club 3,4: Hi-Y I,2,3,4: Senior Play 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. RIDDLE, JACQUELINE Commercial Course Class Secretary 4: Red Cross Council 3: Ouiver Statt 4 Secretary: Girl Reserves I President. 2 Vice President, 4: G.A.A. 2,3 Treasurer, 4: Ring Group 2: Art Club I: Class Prophecy Committee 3: Baccalaureate Committee 4: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4: Senior Memorial Commit- tee. RILEY, RICHARD General Course Spotlight Statt 3: Junior Play 3. ROBBINS, JACK General Course Red Cross Council I President: Junior Choir 2: Senior Choir 3,4: Basketball I: Hi-Y I,2 President: Senior Song Committee 4: Senior Play 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. ROEBUCK, LOIS Commercial Course ROECKER, JUNE College Prep. Course Orchestra I,2: Girl Reserves I Chaplain, 2,3 Chaplain, 4: G.A.A. 2,3,4: Props and O's 3.4: Ye Merrie Players 4. ROEST, SUZELLEN General Course Radio Statt 4: Girl Reserves 2,3,4: G.A.A. 3,4: Spanish Club 3,4: Ye Merrie Players 4. ROSEBERRY, JOHN Navy General Course Orchestra 2,3 ,4. RUGGLES, COLLEEN General Course Band I,2,3: Orchestra 2: Spotlight Statt 3 Editor: Girl Reserves I,2: G.A.A. 2,3: Ring Group 2: Future Retailers ot Ohio 4: Junior Play 3. RUSSELL, RITA General Course G.A.A. 2: LePetit Salon 4. SAITER, DONNA General Course Girl Reserves I,2: Ye Merrie Players 4. SAYRE, DOROTHY Commercial Course Junior Choir 2,3: Girl Reserves I,2,3: Props and O's 3,4. SAXTON, ELLAMAE Commercial Course Girl Reserves 2. SCHAEFFER, CHARLOTTE College Prep. Course Girl Reserves I: Ye Merrie Players 4. SCHILLINGER, MARILYN Commercial Course Props and O's 4. SCHWADERER, DONNA RUTH Commercial Course Girl Reserves I: Shoshonean Club 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. SCHWEINFU RTH, DONALD General Course Band I,2,3,4: Orchestra I: Prom Committee 3: Class History Committee 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. SECKEL, DELORES College Prep. Course Library Council I: Band I,2,3,4: Girl Reserves 2,3,4: Props and O's 4. SHIRK, ROBERT General C-ourse SHORT, BETTE General Course Red Cross Council 2 Treasurer, 3: Band 2,3, 4: Herald Statt 4: Cheerleader I: Girl Re- serves I,2,4: G.A.A. 2,3: Props and O's 2,3: Art Club I: Prom Committee 3: Class Will Committee 4: Junior Play 3: Ye Merrie Play- ers 4. SHORT, JACK Army SIFRITT, AVONELLE General Course Junior Choir 2: Senior Choir 3,4. College Prep. Course Band I,2,3,4 President: Orchestra I2' Ourf- cr Statl 4 Student Photographer: Props and O's 2,3: Hi-Y I,2,3,4 Vice President' Chcsz Club 3: Spanish Club 4: Prom Cornmrtt-ir: 3: Senior Play 4: Ye Merrie Players: National Honor Society 4. SMITH, MARSHA LYNN General Course Girl Reserves I,2: G.A.A. 2,3: Props and Ois 2,3: Ye Merrie Players 4. SMITH, RICHARD College Prep. Course Junior Choir 2: Band I,2,3 Treasurerp Or- chestra I: Traclr 2: LePetrt Salon 4 Presrv dent: Props and O's 2,3,4 Secretary: Hi-Y 2,3 President, 4: Inter Nos 4: Prom Com. mittee 3: Cap and Gown Committee 43 Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4. SMOOT, PATRICIA General Course Junior Choir I,2: Cheerleader I,2,3,4: Girl Reserves I,2: G.A.A. I,2: Props and Os I,2: Senior Dance Committee 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. SOICE, MILTON General Course SPEROS, CATHERINE General Course Girl Reserves I. STEIN, JANET College Prep. Course Junior Choir I,2: Radio Statt 4: Girl Re- serves I,2,3,4: G.A.A. I: Props and O's 2,3, 4: Art Club I. STEVENS, THOMAS General Course Namecard Committee 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. STEWARD, RONALD College Prep. Course Hi-Y 3,4. ST. GERMAIN, JOHN General Course Tumbling I,2,3,4. STONE, POLLY General Course SWEARINGEN, WILLIAM General Course Basketball I. SWINK, ANN College Prep. Course Rcd Cross Council 2: Girl Reserves I,2,3,4 Vice President: G.A.A. 2,3,4: Props and O's 2,3,4: Spanish Club 3,4: Inter Nos 4 President: Ring Group 2: Prom Commrttcr: 3: Senior Brealrtast Commrttct 4: Junior Play 3: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4. me Quirrer I9-16 TAYLOR, MARY Commercial Course Junior Choir 2: Girl Reserves I. TAYLOR, NOLA General Course TAYLOR. RAYMOND General Course Class Treasurer I: Tumbling 3.4: Chess Club 3: National Honor Society 4. TAYLOR, RICHARD Vocational Course Class Vice President 4: Rad Cross Council 3 Vice President: Basketball 4: Football I.2. 3.4: Track 3.4: Hi-Y 3.4: Cap and Gown Committee 4: Senior Memorial Committee. TAYLOR. ROBERT Army TEITELBAU M, JAMES General Course Senior Choir 4: Props and O's 3.4: Spanish Club 4: Senior Breaktast Committee 4: Sen- ior Play 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. TEMPLE. GLENDORA Commercial Course Class Secretary I: Red Cross Council I: Shoshonean Club 4. THAXTON. RUTH Withdrawn TOOLEY, VIRGINIA General Course Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4. TRAFZER. WILLIAM Vocational Course Jr. American Mechanics 3: Future Retailers ot Ohio 4: National Honor Society 4. UNDERWOOD. JUANITA General Course Girl Reserves I. UNLAND, MAXINE Commercial Course Red Cross Council I Secretary: Library Council I: Junior Choir 2: Senior Choir 4: Band I.2.3.4: Girl Reserves I.2.3.4: G.A.A. 3.4: Props and O's 2.3.4: Senior Play 4: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4. VAIL, RUTH ELLEN General Course Library Council 2.3: Junior Choir 2: Band 3.4: Girl Reserves I.2.3.4: G.A.A. I.2.3.4 Secretary: Spanish Club 4: Ring Group 2: Junior Play 3. VAN BUSKIRK,CAROL General Course WALKER, JOANNE General Course Red Cross Council I.2 President. 3 President, 4: Spotlight Statt 3: Girl Reserves I.2.3: G.A.A. 2.3: Future Retailers ot Ohio 4. WALTER, MAY General Course Girl Reserves I.2. WARREN, DONNA General Course Future Retailers ot Ohio 4. WEBER, RALPH College Prep.Course Class President I.3.4: Student Council 2.3.47 Red Cross Council: Basketball 2.3.4: Football 2.3.4: Baseball I: Track I: Hi-Y 3.4: Prom Committee 3: National Honor Society 4: Senior Memorial Committee. WHITE. JOYCE College Prep. Course Junior Choir I.2: Girl Reserves I.2: G.A.A. 2: Props and O's 2: Spanish Club 4 Sec- retary-Treasurer: Prom Committee 3: Junior Play 3. WIANT, CHARLES College Prep. Course Class Vice President I: Band I,2.3,4: Ouiver Statt 4 Advertising Editor: Props and Os 2.4: Hi-Y 3.4: Prom Committee 3: Invitation Committee 4: National Honor Society 4. WIEDEMANN. WILLIAM College Prep. Course Red Cross Council 3 Vice President: Football I.2.3: Track 2.3: LePetit Salon 4: Props and Ols 27 I'li-Y I.2. WILHELM. HARRY College Prep. Course Band I.2.3: Orchestra I.2: Herald Statl 4 Editor: Ouiver Statt 4 Business Editor: Le- Petit Salon 4: Props and O's 3.4: Prom Committee 3: Class Motto Committee 2: Memorial Committee I.2.3.4: Baccalaureate Committee 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4: Senior Class Co-Valedictorian. WILLAUER. JOAN General Course Girl Reserves I.2.3: G.A.A. 3.4. WILLIAMS. EDITH LOU ISE Withdrawn WILLIAMSON. MARY Commercial C-ourse G.A.A. 2.3: Shoshonean Club 4. WILLMETH. CHARDELL Commercial Course Girl Reserves I.2.3.4. WRIGHT. RUTH General Course Spotlight Statt 3: G.A.A. 3.4. YOU NGBLOOD, ANN General Course Junior Choir 3: Senior Choir 4: Girl Reserves I.2.3.4: Props and O's I.2.4. RAYBURN, MARCIA College Prep. Course Girl Reserves l.2,3: G.A.A. 2.3: Props and O's 2.3: Spanish Club 3: Prom Committee 3. DICKSON, WILLIAM General Course Veterans Graduating with the Class ot I946 BAKER, HOLLEY FARLENE HOOVER. RAYMOND JOSEPH PEAK. JAMES E. BAKER. WAIDE VICTOR LEHNER. ROBERT E. PRICE, MARION LOUIS CARDER, HAROLD D. LOUCK, FRANKLIN L. RALSTON, OTHA ALBERT COLE. ORVIL CLAIR MASH, HARRY ALVIN SNEED, LEONARD DALTON DALY. LAWRENCE RAY MATHIAS, DONALD EUGENE THIBAUT, PAUL NORMAN FREEMAN. GENE ELLSWORTH MONAHAN, ROBERT WEAVER. JOHN MILTON HALBERT. KENNETH A. MYERS, HAROLD RAY WILSON, HOMER VINTON O O Additional Graduates ot I946 EROW. GEORGE W., JR. LEEPER, CHARLES STEINER, HARRY HARRUFF. GEORGE H. QUICK, RHODA ANN 5740 Qriuer unior JUNIO President . . I Vice President Secretary . . . Treasurer I JUNIOR R CLASS . , . . A .Gene Frederick . . . . .Jerry Richie ive 'T..7!1 gf r OFFICERS 4 . . . . .Jim Riley . N. 35 ...Joan Kerns JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ,jfs JOAN KERNS, JERRY RICHIE, GENE FREDERICKS, JIM RILEY HALF NOTES I'li, Everybody! The Junior Class of '46 wants to say hello We'd like to invite you to come along with us as we review the year s activities. Ready? Here we go- Remember that day in East I Iall when we elected our class officers forthe year? Jim Riley certainly has made an outstanding president, hasn't he? This fine group of officers was rounded out by the election of Gene Fredricks as vice president: Jerry Richie as treasurer: and Joan Kerns as secretary. We chose the red rose as our class flower and our colors were navy and white. We were well represented in the field of sports. Our fellows have done well both on the football field and on the basketball court. On the credit side of the ledger we can chalk up a big success for our Junior Class play, Ever Since Eve. Everyone co-operated in an effort to make it one of the best junior plays ever presented. Another credit to the class was the way we were represented in I-Iardingls many club activities. The motto that has inspired us through the year is Be the Best of Whatever You Are. The spirit of comradeship that has prevailed this year is an inspiration to all of us to strive even harder toward our goal next year when we will become the graduating class of I947. jk, Quzwf 1946 ewan' Une WITH THE JUNIORS ,.,,: . V .V j o, V , . N Q V, , VV ., V - ' W g , ' J :AN ,, fi -. ,,z9 fi' ' ' it f V I ' ' 5 N' 'ef - ,, ,,. . - , , . , . , 5.5 te f. . is ff . 12 i - ' K '- i n -as . A' rl, in ,Q L7 :af 'Sa o f 5 . ev , ' l d' if ,i . J ' J 4: f' 4' vi ' A ' - Y at , -' ' 1' ' K, '53 4 f ' i f' 'P' 'ti f' it ' 5 , i. H - 1 ., .. 'A f' . 3 ':.f W W of - E ,3 1 A X - Q , ev-.fem . .-' QV -2'- -' V F VV, , V is L, ,, V317 ' V,V V if Wt ' ' m y ' '5 ,Q , fill X, A- , - ,giiswz W ww MV ' V VV V.. J VV V 1 . 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'11, ' . .,. f J J V- if A ' 1 an , , A . , ,W .. ,-. - 1 E, -, 'Q Row I-Mary Abrams, Ronald Abrams, Patricia Ackerman, James Ainey, Barbara Albert, Gene Andrews, Joan Angles, Richard Armbruster, Paul Arndt, Richard Babcock, Patricia Bacon, Wilma Bailey, Shirley Baker, Anne Baldwin, Florence Bauer. Row 2-Donna Beatty, Jack Berringer, Richard Bigley, Billie Bonen, Mary Alice Boulton, Donald Bowman, Ruth Bowman, Robert Bowers, Bruce Bradley, Richard Breithaupt, Jean Brown, David Brown, Richard Brown, Stewart Browne, Ruth Buck. Row 3-Kelly Burke, Floretta Butterworth, Donna Cahill, William Cardwell, Janet Castanien, John Christian, Charles Ceola, Edna Claypool, Kathleen Claypool, Alan Cleveland, Betty Cleveland, Charles Clewell, Charles Cline, Geraldine Clutter, William Cochran. Row 4-Leo Cotfey, Lee Collins, Reba Conn, Clarence Corney, Phyllis Corwin, Dale Crottrill, John Courtwright, Jo Ann Craven, Jacklyn Creager, Ger- aldine Crowder, Leila Cryder, Maxine Daniel, Delores Dains, Elmer Darnell, Le Roy Daum. Row 5-Richard Davie, William Davis, Pat Dearing, Arlue Detrick, Bert Dial, Roberta Dix, Peggy Dixon, Anne Dodrill, Laura Dorfe, Mary Douglas, Robert Drake, Douglas Duer, Louis Dunlap, Beverly Dusseau, Kenneth Dutt. Ruby Dutton, Shirley Ebert, Richard Eckert, Eileen Edwards, Virginia Eiseman, Shirley Ellwood, William England, Fred Erwin, Roddy Eylar, Evelyn Fisher, James Fogle, Eugene Frederick, Delores Frost, Robert Gary, Jack Garrison. Row 6- 20 Quiver 1946 as 4,41 21 gr, ,114 f it 4 - A . 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V- , .,r, W ' 'flff gs' 2 .4 2 ,, 4 ,Q' L f , I A , , , V , 1 IX, , ,, 3- if L 'I' . i x L ll' Row Row Row Row Row Row I-Jo Ann Garvin, Richard Garvin, Kenneth Gasmire, Joe Gettys, Ric'iard Gibbs, Anne Giftord, Bonnie Gilmore, Phyllis Gorentlo, Maxine Gor- such, Bennie Graff, Richard Graham, Virginia Griffith, Patricia Guy, Delores Haas, Robert Haas. 2-Ronald Harriman, Patricia Harrutt, Rose Mary Hartley, Glenna Hedge, Ann Hewetson, Ralph Hoffman, Dorothy Hollenbach, Velma Hook, Thirza Hornbeclr, Richard ller, Diana lssler, Jean Jaggers, Delores Jackson, Richard Jerew, Lela Johnston. 3-Betty Jones, George Keener, Donald Kelly, Bonnie Kemmerly, Jo Ann Kearns, Charles Klingel, Virginia Klutey, Emma Knictrle, Patricia Kraner, Lois Kull, Patricia Lawther, June Lawson, Mantord Layman, Ollie Layman, Elizabeth Leeper. 4-Jaclr Leffler, Jean Lettler, Barbara Locke, Ruby Loclrridge, James Loeftert, Doris Long, Mary Long, Ernest Lowry, Albert Lundquist, Norma Lusch, Harvey Lust, Theresa Maffett, Keith Mallot, Paul Mayfield, Warren Mcister. 5-Bill Miller, George Miller, Nancy Mitchell, Robert Mitchell, Betty Morse, Carl Mounts, James Murphy, Donald McCombs, Shirley McCoy, Jo Ann McCurdy, Richard McClain, James Nemes, Richard Noble, Peggy Norton, Marion Nuetzel. 6-Marion Obenour, Leroy Orr, Mildred Patrick, Harry Partner, Robert Pealr, Myra Peiter, Herbert Williams, Robert Piclrcral, Ronald Powell, Otto Pratt, Jacqueline Price, Robert E. Price, Catherine Rapp, William Renwicir, Mary Lou Retterer. UA., 1946 0I Q 30,0 PQPAPHQQPJ . . . 'A' THERE MUST BE A WAY ir STUDIES . . . TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT 'A' DON'T WANNA SET THE WORLD ON FIRE Hi., , 4 i K4 ., , m i? ' . . M., ,-Q14 4 4444A 5 , 4 A I . if-' . B- . 'IT 1 i f A Q .. r f Q- j- , ,I i . ,,, ' fi 4 4 , , N y., t, 434 44 4 4 we 4 4 -144.14 U I -4 A3 4 4 4 .ss 4934 'Z 4 ax? 4, 41 1 4 - , 44 V 4, 4 13, 4 A 4 :V Q 'W H4 , 4 4, ' ,W , ,Q 4:3 4? - Lf Ffa -1 2 - ' .ss , - A-fs f . I - - r - 5 s S g es J ' 1? X4 Y .. 4 ,K '44-4' , 4 4 f, F4 44 :4 4 ., 4 , ,. 4 i 4 44 4 44? ' so 1 1 ' M'Zf,ff1f7 , ' 11.522 , ' ' V V t f' 1 l Y ii xx 555 . 1 ' T' 1 if Q .J i 1 1:1111 1 , I ' . f I I 'fx 262-,T i' 'H W -I . . .E+ f, . ,I I A ' ' 2 M V ' , . , pw 15 - ' - 1 13 ' IWW ' fx , ' , 1 ' .Q ' ' , Q ' 4 Q I, 1 fi f 4 Q 4. , , 44 4 , . 4, , ,4 if 4'4 ,Q g lr. 3, , ' lt E 'ii ' 44, ' W . ' ' fl, 7 'f ' - ',4 F ' l vi - , , 0 F -if .ft 3 5 Y 0 1 - I . 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I a I S - ei- S 1 so J, , an s ,N S , I is S, sr s . - . C - , fa E W V, - , if - gm.-rr' fir? is . - 1,1 , fs f - 4' 'rv s - . K Row Row Row Row Row I-Jerry Richie, Anne Rider, Gloria Rieser, James Riley, Veda Riley, Charles Rizzo, Patricia Roby, Dorothy Rodericlr, Jean Roeclrer, Verland Roriclr, Joanne Rosenburger, Marie Roush, Nellie Roush, Edward Rush, Francis Russell. 2-Larry Russell, Barbara Saull, Joan Schertzer, La Von Schlecht, Edward Schmelzer, Betty Ann Seebach, Marjorie Sieter, Caryl Shaitstall, Mary Shoclrey, Barbara Shuster, Ann Delores Smith, George Smith, Robert J. Smith, Edna Sours, Barbara Stalter. 3-Virginia Stayner, Eranlr Stewart, Jeanette Stewart, Lavina Strine, Peggy Strope, Wanda Stoclr, Isabelle Sycts, Bill Taylor, June Taylor, Myron Taylor, Barbara Thibaut, Donald Thomas, James Thomas, Delores Thompson, Don Throclrmorton. 4-Glenn Tomlin, Tom Torrance, Dorothy Trimmer, Richard Turner, Carl Uline, Betty Ullmer, Bonnie Varner, Linda Ward, Lela Watkins. Donald West, Kay West, Elizabeth Westland, Edward Wilds, Mary Jane Williams, Pearly Wilson. 5-Forest Winfield, Bernard Wise Balmer, Richard Wooley, Pat Wormell, Edward Wornstaff, Phyllis Yazel, Le Roy Yoeman, Emma Young, Patricia Young, Patricia Youngblood, Patricia Zahn, Don Zeisler, Nancy Zimmerman. me Qllirfer' T946 .S70l0A0lflfL0l Q wang . . . NY SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ho .1-4' President ..... .....,, J im Rea Vice President ........., Ann McDaniel Secretary .. , ,,... Bill Virden Tr easu rer ,,., Jim Hill SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 11,999 ANN McDANIEL, JIM HILL, JIM REA, BILL VIRDEN SOPHOMORE . . QUARTER NOTES Well, here we are-the alumni ot Central and Vernon-ready to carry on Hard- ing's famous traditions as best we can. We're just the youngsters ot the tamily but our class settled right down to business this year by entering into the well-known Harding spirit. We started ott by electing Jim Rea to conduct us through the year. Jim l-lill was his most able assistant. We entrusted our record keeping to Ann McDaniel, and Bill Virden was our elected treasurer. The symbols we chose to be identified with are the red rose as our class tlower and blaclc and gold as our otticial colors. We embodied our goals in the motto: Not to recede, but to advance. The sporting scale resounded with many sophomore lceynotes this year and welve been active in all organizations. Many sophomore voices joined into harmony in the Junior Choir and many ot our number tools instruments in hand and joined the band and orchestra. We're just on the threshold ot l-larding's adventures and we have a lot ot ambi- tions we're going to strive to tultill in these three years. That about sums up everything. Maybe you haven't heard much from us yet, but you will. Alma Mater will be proud ot the class ot l948. We're on the following pages, it you'd lilce to talce a loolr at us. 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' , 5' A' , ,Q an fs J ' ' A, ' 'Ii Q A y A' -A 2 A A ,gf ' A ' , 1 w - lg A - i. F if ' . ' ' A fi '7 I I M A ' V ' ' H 1' ' Q ' 'I A A l ' A V ' if ' if ' -A f k i 1 l r - A' i 'A - ,WH 4 A: A fi i A ' f . A W ,A i A ' ' ' - X . A A xA , ,Yip sg i- 1 3 I ,, 2, A , A , AIA r 5 it , A i :HE 1 :A . 1, K 3.x ' ' i , J Z l l U J tiff? I ' i f ' iw, X - - Row I-Katherine Alex, Harland Ambrose, William Amrine, Joanne Anderson, Paul Anderson, Sally Anderson, Nancy Anthony, Charles Armendinger, Phyllis Askew, Richard Bailey, Jack Ballentyne, Betty Bear, Paul Bell, Freda Benner, Clifford Bently. Row 2-Evelyn Betz, Elnora Beveridge, Orland Beveridge, Polly Biggert, Norman Blackford, Delores Blankenship, Donna Bond, David Booker, John Boyles, Letha Braham, Bill Brigg, Barbara Brinkman, Bonnie Brook-over, Duane Brown, Martha Brown. Row 3-Phyllis Buckingham, Jim Burris, Jim Cameron, Richard Carder, Ruth Carwile, Ray Champer, Dorothy Chapman, Norma Chapman, Margaret Christian, Anna Clemmons, Donald Clinger, Juanita Cogan, James Combs, Ralph Conklin, Charles Conners. Row 4-Delbert Cook, Harold Cook, Dick Corwin, Jim Coss, Diane Cramer, Marilyn Cratty, Jack Cudd, Mary Lou Cunningham, Frederick Darling, Lela Daum, Virginia Daum, Dick Davey, Billy J. Davis, Orville Davis, Betty Dawson. Row 5-Ciililord Dennis, James Detrick, Mary Anne Dillinger, Robert Dickason, Patti Drake, Marilyn Dusseau, Mary Jean Dutt, Thomas Duyer, lris Eckels, James Eddy, Frank Eiseman, Don Emery, Gladys Erow, Troy Evans, Ann Ferguson. Row 6-Barbara Fierce, Dale Fleming, Darrel Fleming, Geraldine Flinchbaugh, Roberta Foos, Alice Ford, Bill Fox, Robert Freeman, Sylvia Frew, Branson Fugitt, Stanlay Garey, Barbara George, Delores Gholson, Betty Gibbs, Jackie Gifford. .760 Qrirfer' 1946 51,0 WQPEPHQCLHCQ5 . . . 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X ' M A' -----f f V y . 5 , I A , X f I A i f ' Q' is of -as 1 Y' :er + ir? F, f I A if J' , y 5 - ,ge , . i :,, r F 2 J 2' r f ' , r W .4 1. T Aeaikg sfs - .. rl' er' 1 ' V X '. -, .si uma- fs...,. L ' -:- , www'-A '-- A'QXE A 'jg A , V A L J J fi rf' ' J. A r , Q' . X 33 A. - 'S :F -A f 'rf 0 5 f 4 , ' ,. J ft we J T. .ff 4. M95 J J A 'fe 2, 1 ' h f 5 X A A , i , . fy iv Ay., V ' jf pw f W-H -V t ' l ,r f . i ' ' f 4 7. f A -- C L2 ,fi 4 r, .Q ' a m s ,LQ,L2i,,.ff', I I 5, V 4 an ,Q 'li . Q 2, A , ar T , V J ' ' 5- ' - fl A, is g?f.y,,v in I g A' , -931 , . Eh, Q , . A fl W' ' ,X f . K Row Row Row Row Row Row I--Delores Gimneson, Joan Glassmeyer, Thomas Goetting, Betty Gore, Billy Graham, Mary Ellen Gruber, Richard Haines, William Haines. Franlr Hall, Jaclr Halley, Margaret Hamilton, Marvin Hamilton, Nanette Henning, Ruthellen Harbolt, James Harmon. 2-Mary Haviland, Geneva Herrinton, Jim Hill, Mary Ellen Hinamon, Rose Hinamon, Barbara Hoch, Jaclr Hoffman, Ronald Holloway, Ashby Hoover, Helen H-oward, Julia Hughes, Alice Hulse, William Hylton, Robert lmbody, Diclr lndoe. 3-Joseph Jenlrins, Danny Johnson, Rozella Jones, Eva Jordan, Phyllis Jordan, Maurice Kaelber, Eva Kosotis, Richard Kelley, Jean Ann Kern, Isaac Knopp, Ruth Kniclrle, Gene Koons, Dorothy Kuhlen, Frederick Lacey, Dale Lama. 4-Ann La Marche, Jean Lash, Clair Layman, Richard Ligrel, Clair Long, Marlee Lust, Ronald Lust, Pinie Ann Lyles, Bernard Lyon, Hugo Malo, Delores Mann, Don Marlrley, Bill Mathias, Jo Ann May, Shirley McCallum. 5-Elizabeth McClaslrey, Juanita McClaslrey, John McCreight, Ann McDaniel, Leona McDaniel, lrene McGraw, William McGrew, Helen Mess- inger, Yvonne Metzger, Mary Midlam, Marjorie Middleton, Phyllis Middleton, Ilene Miley, Rita Miley, Robert Miley. 6-Charles Milar, Dolores Miller, Fred Miller, George Miller, Myron Mooney, Eleanor Moore, Paul Myers, Don Nash, Anna Marie Neel, Mar- garet Nemes, Bill Nichol, Carolyn Niles, Elva Norris, Mary Alice Obenour, Louise Oiler. .760 Qufrfcr 1946 Qlftf6fCtlfl6bI'lg gUQHi5 . . . ir ir 'A' THE CORN IS GREEN JUST TWO MORE YEARS MAMMY'S LITTLE BABIES .,,. rg, K I 1 . h, fl M fi ygf V a I X? 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Row Row Row Row Row Row Row I-Pauline Oiler, Jaclr Owens, Don Parcher, Arthur Parvens, Mary Patterson, Margaret Patton, Robert Peadon, Mary Peterson, Lois Piclrering, Carlos Pierce, George Pluchel, Ruth Postell, Arthur Powers, Rose Powers, Verna Prater. 2-Barbara Price, Kenneth Price, Barbara Probst, Bill Purvis, Mary Jane Ralph, James Rea, Joe Reamsnyder, Wills Reece, Arvanna Reed, Don 3 Rh-odes, Dorothy Rhoads, Richard Rhoads, Ralph Rhodes, Delores Richardson, Bob Riley. -Alla Lee Robinson, Glen Rodenberger, Bill Roecter, Martha Roseberry, Lawrence Roth, Geraldine Rowland, Butford Russell, Kenneth Russell, Evelyn Sager, Dorothy Sanderson, John Schultz, Richard Seclrel, Marilyn Slringer, Carolyn Self, Charles Severns. 4-Robert Severns, Bernice Shearer, Mary Shelton, Bob Short, Joseph Siegley, Donna Sigler, Vivian Sisson, Virginia Slrivers, Keith Smith, Mary 5 6 Alice Smith, Mary Louise Smith, Joyce Snyder, John Somerlot, lretta Steineman, Donna Steward. -Mary Stiftler, John Stuclrey, Rex Sturgeon, Mary Sutton, Richard Swerlein, Clinton Taylor, Mildred Temple, lris Tennant, Martha Thompson, Harold Tratzer, Betty Trowbridge, William Tsumpes, Jacqueline Turner, Evelyn Tyler, Janet Ulmer. -Nancy Ulsh, Mary Van Meter, Dorothy Veness, William Virden, Joyce Vogelsong, Richard Wade, Howard Walter, Jaclr Walterhuss, Jim Wanner, Janet Way, David Weaver, Betty Weiser, Ed Weiser, Agnes Welch, Betty West. 7-Joan White, Jean White, Joan Williams, Donna Wilson, Jo Ann Wilson, John Wingett, Evelyn Winslow, Boyd Wise, June Wittibslager, Leon- ard Wolfel, Charles Wright, Ruth Young, Alvin Grate. me Quiafer 1946 -C4 GLM ing l 6Ll.'5Q5 'A' l'LL BE SEEING YOU 'A' DAY BY DAY 'A' RAISE THE CHORUS ALMA MATER . . Harding High School we sing praises To thy endless name, Each true heart a cheer now raises in joyous acclaim, Raise the chorus, speed it onward, Loud her praises cry: Hail to thee our Alma Mater, Hail to Harding High. item Honor to thee Alma Mater We will always bring, A-Tia Every loyal son and daughter long to thee will sing, Raise the chorus, speed it onward, Loud her praises cryg Hail to thee our Alma Mater, Hail to Harding High. RED AND BLACK 'Dear old Harding High, keep us steady, When the battle comes were ready. CHORUS: We are lool-:ing tor our chance, Haill Haill to Harding High. Nothing can stop our advance Our song is ringing, Everytime the tight begins. Red! Black! Our eolors tly, Glory to them bring, Fighting with a spirit undaunted, lRah, rah, rahl Never with a tear were haunted. Eight! Eight! tor victory We will strive to win the best, We will always pass the test. Harding's courage always winsf This is our cry Honor torever b-3 TO Harding High, .760 Quinn' 1946 Olga QPZJ 0 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Back row-Harry Wilhelm, Dick Foster, Raymond Taylor, Paul Daum, Bill Trafzer, Jim Breithaupt, Dick Smith, Alan Meredith, Ralph Weber, Ray Ballinger, Ed Preston, James Carwile, Kenny Bender, Clifford Bowman. Middle row-Ann Probst, Virginia Tooley, Daisy Clemmons, Ruthella Gore, Ann Swink, Peg Clark, Joyce Bohyer, Martha Midlam, Car-olyn Burdell, Helen Beal, Jane Gabler, Don Sloan. Front row-Mary Ann Borland, Bridget Nicolosi, Jo Ann Moore, Peggy Burke, Ruthann Haskell, Marilyn Cory, Genevieve Dobbins. Miss Freer, Dorothy Decker, Jacqueline Riddle, Donna Clark, Maxine Unland, Lillis Flatman. It is the aspiration ot every student to be chosen tor membership in the National Honor Society in his senior year. The tulltillment means the crystalization ot the hopes ot twelve years. This honor not only awards scholastic achievement but also recognizes the citizens ot tomorrow. The members are elected by the taculty tiom those ranking in the upper third ot the class. Although the entire upper third is eligible only a certain per cent are elected. They are chosen tor their abilities in scholar- ship, leadership, character, and service. This year 4I seniors became members ot the Society. Miss Isabel Freer is the faculty advisor tor the group. The induction ceremony was held in West Hall on Wednesday, April 24, at which time the members were instructed on the ideals ot the National Honor Society. Early in high school students set the organization as their aim and work toward this goal. Harding's chapter ot this national organization is ample proof of the studiousness ot youth and their earnest seriousness. 'ir GOAL OF TWELVE LONG YEARS ir VALLEY OF DECISION 'A' ABILITY TO LEAD AND LEARN we Quicfer 1946 0Ifl'l0l I 0lfU . . . - wg 62503 CLIACL Q if HARDING, HERE WE COME LE E ti '55 if lT'S THE BLUE AND GOLD -A' SCHOLARLY CO-OPERATION KA Juniors ot Edison Today-Seniors ot Harding Tomorrow. Although separated trom l-larding in location, we teel we are really a part ot the school it only in spirit. The otticers ot our Junior class were ,lim Willis, president: Mario Nolti, vice president: Dick McWilliams, secretary: and Glen Massie, treasurer. This has been quite an eventtul year tor us Edisonites. We have been enthusiastic over the various activ- ities, and our clubs have been quite active. The G.A.A.'s worlced under the following otticers this year: Imogene Smith, president: Gladys Adams, vice president: Rose Fosnough, secretary: and Dot Shenetield, treasurer. All our members participated in an intramural program which was conducted largely during the noon hour. All titty members ot our club showed a remarkable interest in these sports. ln March we demonstrated to the Edison School in an assembly, our slcills in tumbling, games, and tolk dancing. Back row-Miss Klopfenstein, Mr. Scott, Mr. Frew, Mr. Shipman, Mr. Zuclr, Q Mr. Green. Front row-Miss Smith, Miss Veley, Miss U .-9 i Watrous, Miss Wilson, Miss Baker, I 0 Miss O'Brien, Mrs. Strubel. ' 1 ,. 4 vu ' 1 if f ri r .49 .769 Qufuer fo-16 EDISON SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Baclr row-D ston. Front row-Claire Koeppen, Lola Barnett. Row Row Row Row Row ur riencb .fdf 67656011 . . MARC!-IIN6 ALONG TOGETHER The otticers ot the Girl Reserves were Louise Milliron, president: Lola Barnett, vice president, Irene Decker, secretary: Jane Williams, treasurer, and Evelyn Saxton, chaplain. We held several meetings with the I-Ii-Y boys, had charge ot the ick Huddle Bob Rai- vesper services at Easter time, organized a ring group, and tixed up the GR. room Iilce a club room so we could study there. Our taculty advisors were Miss Maxine Baker and Mrs. Hazel Strubel. Gladys Adams, Sarah Beery, Jewel Blankenship, Lucille Bowen, Imogene Bowman, Joan Boyd, William Briggs, Donald Bushatz, Charlotte Caldwell, Don Campbell, Juanita Cornelias, Nina Crabtree, Jo Ann Cunningham. Betty Dean, Irene Declrer, Geraldine DeWitt, Harold Ebert, Lavada Ellison, Marilyn Endicott, Joan Fate, Henry Fields, Rose Fosnaugh, Richard Freese, Katherine Gosnell, June Griffith, Helen Gruver. I- 2- Grace Gushurst, Doris Hazen, Norma Hoffman, Harold Iams, Jacqueline Irvine, Wanda James, Ralph Kinney. 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Row Row Row Row Row I-Gloria Albert, Grace Anthony, Jean Armstead, Bob Ault, Jim Bain, Ruby Banks, Lela Barnett, Floyd Baughn, Helen Benedict, Katherine Bolander, Thelma Charleton, Eunice Chile, Eugene Cook. 2-Mary Lou Cornelius, Ted Couts, Bill Cox, Joyce Cox, Dick Curren, Carol Darling, Ellen Dome, Frances Ebert, Joan Edington, Nancy EII, Jean Freese, Betty Fryan, Dick Gherman. 3-Maxine Harris, Norma Hegley, Richard Holycross, Dick Hucldle, Claire Koeppen, Evelyn Laucher, John Lee, Patty Leeper, Carl Loreno, Ann Martin, Bill McJunkin, John Moodie, Lois Murry. 4-Helen Myers, Nancy Myers, Melba Noble, John Owens, Robert Penry, Robert Ralston, Martha Redmond, Richard Riddle, Naomi Scowden, Don Showalter, Irene Sink, William Sontag, Richard Stanley. 5-Bill Steele, David Strobel, Marilyn Taylor, Howard Tillis, Bill Turner, Darlene Ulrich, Vivian Unroe, Ruth Van Voor- his, Dick Weber, Dick Wedertz, Jane Williams, Bill Wilson. The Sophomores at Edison chose as their leaders: Dick I-Iuddle, president: Claire Koeppen, vice president: Lola Barnett, secretary: Bob Ralston, treasurer. The Library Council had these people tor otiicersz Dick I-Iuddle, president: Claire Koeppen, vice president: Barbara McDonald, secretary: Roger I-Iart, treasurer. Their advisor was Miss Emily Wilson, The I-Ii-Y boys at Edison had several social activities and had charge of selling ice cream at the Harding games. Their otticers were: Mario Nolti, president: Henry Fields, vice president, Bill Steele, secretary, Glen Massie, treasurer. Mr. Tom Zuck is their faculty advisor. 'A' l'D DO IT ALL OVER AGAIN 'A' SOPHS: ONESlE, TWOSIE' if HOMEWORK . . . SUNDAY, MONDAY AND ALWAYS EDISON JUNIOR OFFICERS Back row-Jim Willis, Mario Nolfi. Front row-Dick McWilliams, Glen Massie. .7160 Qlll.l'l'I' 'I -D m 44524 .A Q, gs 'Nw'- ,,,. ,f f . '- J I B X N P' f 4 1 :V has 'ss' V xg M it fl ,Q 7 5 5 W Y , 1 5 ' 1 ' M if 3 X is- f I-yaf .jwlarcbng . . . PROMOTES GOOD FELLOWSHIP 'R' Agenda: Pres., D. Smith, V. Pres., D. Sloan, Sec., D. Eastman, Treas., R. Ballinger 'k Centennial: Pres., D. Brown, V. Pres., G. Fredriclcsg Sec., D. Duerg Treas. D. Armbruster ir C. Roberts: Pres., J. Reap V. Pres., J. Hill: Sec., J. Cossg Treas., B. Mathias Once again Harding's senior, junior, and sophomore boys carried on enthusiastically the acti- vities ot the YMCA's Hi4Y clubs during this school year. The clubs built upon their cornerstones ot clean living, clean speech, clean scholarship, and clean athletics to turther their aims to Create, Maintain, and Extend Throughout the School ot Com- munity High Standards ot Christian Character. The organizations included in their programs a schedule ot inter-club basketball games, includ- ing contests with the Edison and St. Mary's teams. Too, the members again helped maintain a con- cession stand at each ot the home tootball games. They also joined with the Girl Reserve clubs to sponsor the Pre-Easter Services at the Central Christian Church and the Sunrise Service at the Harding Memorial. Their high aims and jobs well done deserve Harding's commendation. AGENDA Back row-Charles Wiant, Dict Holliday, John Boyd, James Breithaupt, Bob Bradbury, Bill Cocherl, Harry Richardson, Sam Baker, Ronald Steward, Laurie Feaver, Bill Burton, Michael Phillips. Middle row-Diclr Taylor, Jack T. Davis, Jack Felt, Paul Daum, Kenny Bender, Delnor Hinaman, John Hachten, Charles McCurdy, Ed Preston, Diclr Baldaut, Dave Lee. Front row-Warren Mewhorter, Warren McFadden, Noel Corwin, Duane Eastman, Don Sloan, Ray Ballinger, Diclr Smith, Carlton Coolr, Ed Axthelm, Virgil Hinaman, Paul McAllister, Ralph Weber. CENTENNIAL Back row-Diclr Armbruster, John Courtright, Bob Bowers, Tom Torrance, Alan Cleveland, Dave Brown, Richard McLain, Don Zeisler. Middle row-Bill England, Jim Loetfert, James Fogle, Jack Berringer, Gene Andrews, Stuart Brown, Larry Russell, George Smith. Front row-Gene Fredericlr, Richard Breithaupt, Roddy Eylar, lrl Reasoner, Paul Arndt, Diclr Brown, Dick Eclrert, James Murphy. CHESTER C. ROBERT Back row-Fred Lacey, Diclr Corwin, Bob Short, Diclr Davey, Bill Roecter, Bernard Lyon, Jim Coss, Boyd Wise, Diclr Swerlein, John Stuclrey, Harold Patterson, Franlr Hall. Middle Row-Bill Mathias, Joe Reamsnyder, Jim Hall, Bill Amrine, Gene Peadon, Ronald Hollo- way, Jim Rea, Jaclr Cudd, Marvin Hamilton, Ashby Hoover, Jaclr Hoffman, Harland Amrose. Front row-Charles Wright, Stanley Garey, Ray Champer, Paul Bell, Mr. Bohyer, Ralph Conlrlin, Bill Virden, Donald Clinger, Ray Nash, John Boyles. me Qrirfer' f946 'iii' WHAT YOU KNOW, JOE? 'fr LIVE, LOVE AND BE HAPPY wil' MY BUDDY . . . NOBODY QUITE SO TRUE 3140 Qllinfer 1946 me Quiuer X Y- 5 FRIENDSHIP . . . A PERFECT BLENDSHIP LOOK UP, LAUGH, LOVE AND LIFT ALL IS WELL . . . GOD IS NIGH ir Rzderued af ,Narcbng . . . LEARN TO GIVE TI-IE BEST it FOLLOW THE GLEAM it l WOULD BE TRUE . . . THERE ARE THOSE WHO CARE ir OH, WHEN A GIRL RESERVE WALKS DOWN THE STREET One ot the oldest and largest organizations ot Harding is the Girl Reserve club whose purpose is to create a spirit ot triendliness and goodwill. This year some ot the main activities were: Father-Daughter Banquet, a joint Hi-Y G.R. Meeting, Mothers Daughter Banquet, and a Senior Farewell. This club also sponsored various drives, one ot which was to supply mill' tor countries in Europe. As in previous years, the Girl Reserves along with members ot Hi-Y conducted Pre-Easter Services at the Central Christian Church and a Sunrise Service at the Harding Memorial. For quite a tew years the Girl Reserves have maintained a G.R. room on the third tloor. This year the girls painted and tixed it up. Girl Reserve weelc was March 3-IO and the theme was l'School Ideals. During the weel a member ot the club conducted devotions over the public address system each day. Cln March 8, the annual Girl Reserve assembly was resented. p The otticers tor the year were: Jo Fazio, president: Joan Kerns, secretary: Ruth Ann Haslrel, treasurerq and Bernice Cosey, chaplain. The advisors were: Mrs. Gborn, Miss Turner, Mrs. Jacobs, and Miss Eymon. The Ring group is an important part ot the Girl Reserve club. To earn a ring the girls worlied out two projects in each ot the tollowing tieldsg a keen mind, a pertect body, and a Christ-like spirit. Meetings were held the second and tourth Thursdays ot every month. Devotions were conducted and the girls gave their reports. When the girls completed their projects there was a candle light service at the Central Christian church at which time they received their rings. Heading this group was Joyce Bohyer, chairmang Helen Beal, co-chairman: Miss Eymon, taculty advisor. Those who earned rings were: Arlene Houpt, Gennie Klutey, Ruth Bowman, Betty Morse, Gladys Erow, Barbara Probst, Ann Ferguson, Nannette Hanning, June Lawson, Ann La Marche, Elnora Beveridge, Ruth Carwile, Sally Anderson, Joan Wil- liams, Rose Marie Hinnamon, Joan White, Alla Lee Robinson, Mary Jane Dutt, Janet Ulmer, Martha Brown, Mary Lou Cunningham, Dorothy Chapman, Evelyn Sagar, Carolyn Selt, Betty Dawson. SENIOR GIRL RESERVES lTop Picturel Back row-June Evans, Simone Napoli, June Roecker, Peg Clark, Helen Beal, Carolyn Burdell, Ruth Vail, Delores Seckel, Charlotte Levien, Maxine Unland, Ann Youngblood, Mary Green. Second row-Ruthann Haskell, Ann Swink, Jo Fazio, Mrs. Oborn, Miss Eymon, Miss Turner, Mrs. Jacobs, Donna Clark, Dorothy Decker. Third row-Roberta Fisher, Phyllis Metzger, .Ioan Marble. Jo Ann Harraman, Betty Hart, Jane Gabler, Phyllis Horne, Dorothy Sayre, Diane Cheney, Janet Stein, Mary Burnett, Ann Probst. Front row-Bernice Cosey, Delores Reece, Suzellen Roest, Joyce Bohyer, Chardell Willmeth, Peg Burke, Marilyn Cory, Jacqueline Riddle. JUNIOR GIRL RESERVES IMiddle Picture, Back row-Phyllis Yazel, Jeanette Stewart, Pat Young, Pat Youngblood, Pat Dearing, Bonnie Gilmore, Mary Alice Bonen, Pat Zahn, Arlene Houpt, Nancy Mitchell, Thurza Hornbeck, Ann Hewetson. Second row-Carol Shaftstall, Joan Kerns, Ann Gitiford, Mrs. Oborn, Miss Eymon, Miss Turner, Mrs. Jacobs, Glenna Hedge, Patty Guy, Betty Jones. Third row-Lee Westland, Peggy Strope, Marjorie Seiter, Jo Ann Garvin, Barbara Albert, Ruth Bowman, Theresa Moffett, Jackie Price, Pat Ackerman, Jean Brown, Betty Morse, Lois Dunlap, Pat Lawther, Nancy Zimmerman. Front row-Veda Riley, Norma Lusch, Gloria Rieser, Joan McCurdy, Virginia Klutey, June Lawson, Ann Baldwin, Mary Lou Retterer, Janet Castanien, Ann Dodrill. SOPHOMORE GIRL RESERVES fBottom Picturel Back row-Martha Thompson, Dolores Blankenship, Joan Glassmeyer, Elnora Beveridge, Phyllis Badgley, Joan Williams, Carolyn Self, Mary Jane Dutt, Yvonne Metzger, Mary Lou Cunningham, Marilyn Seckinger, Dorothy Kullin, Barbara Fierce, Joyce Snyder, Mary Van Meter, Jean White, Bonnie Broolcover, Jean Kern. Fourth row-Diane Cramer, Ann Ferguson, Iris Tennant, Nancy Ulsh, Anna Lee Robinson, Lela Daum, Marjorie Middleton, Peggy Nemes, Mary Alice Obenour, Evelyn Winslow, Ruth Carwile, Joan Anderson, Gladys Erow. Third row-Phyllis Middleton, Janet Way, Dolores Mann, Willa Jean Reece, Betty Weiser, Dolores Miller, Ruth Young, Miss Eymon, Mrs. Oborn, Miss Turner, Mrs. Jacobs, Shirley McCallum, Sylvia Frew, Betty Dawson, Mary Lou Midlarn, Donna Ruth Bond. Second row-Eleanor Moore, Rose Powers, Piney Lyle, Katherine Alex, Forothy Chapman, Martha Brown, Ann La Marche, Janet Ulmer, Mary Jane Ralph, Joan White, Alice Hulse, Barbara Probst. Front row-Nanette Hanning, Pauline Oiler, Evelyn Sager, Ann lvlcDanieIs, Barbara Price, Dorothy Rhoads, Polly Biggert, Sally Anderson, Betty Bear, Rose Marie Hinaman, Joan May. me Qufrrcr fo-26 QCII' UI' Page? . . . Row I Row 2 Row 3 -e--Mastiff iliililvilt , ii MUSIC INSPIRES OUR YOUTH A CAPELLA CHOIR Joan Craven, Barbara Thibaut, Pat Deering, Avonelle Sitritt, Phyllis Nagley, Phyllis Horne, Joan Marble, Simone Napoli, Arlue Detrich, Ann Ferguson, Mr. Jones, Beverly Dusseau, Barbara Probst, Diane Cheney, Betty Bear, Betty Weiser, Lois Dunlap, Julia Hughes, Billie McCoy, Ruby Lockridge, Jackie Creager, Grace Bibbee. Jacqueline Redden, Bernice Cosey, Ann Probst, Marilyn Cory, Roberta Fisher, Helen Beal, Mary Baldaut, Thurza Hornbeck, Jane Gab'er, Arlene Houpt, Hilda Bicknell, Pat Youngblood, Maxine Unland, Carolyn Burdell, Joyce Bohyer, Ann Youngblood, Letha Braham, Ruthann Haskell, Lucille Blackford, Blanche Gruber. James Breithaupt, Dick Wooley, Jim Teitelbaum, Dick McClain, Laurie Feaver, Ray Ballinger, James Fogle, Mantorcl Layman, Paul Mc- Allister, Harry Moler, Jim Hill, Don Thomas, Dick Indoe, Bob Price, Glen Tomlin, Alan Cleveland, Jim Rea, Jack Robbins, Frank Stewart, Ed Simmons, Gordon Dune. One oi the tinest organizations at Harding is the A Capella Choir directed by Mr. I.. Cu. Jones. It is the ambition ot nearly every student to someday wear the robe ot maroon and white, and this year about 70 ot those ambitions were realized. As usual the choir made many public appearances. Requests trom churches and organizations were numerous. The annual concert was given May 9 at the Edison auditorium. Qtticers this year were: Ray Ballinger, president, Carolyn Burdell, secretaryetreasurerg Dick Mc- Clain, librarian. 'k SWEETHEART 'A' l'M FROM KUTNA HORA 'A' CARRY ME BACK TO THE LONE PRAIRIE 57m 1045 THIS A HAPPY YEAR .lwlarcbng Suife, OIQMJ ,46 A 11:60 P.M. . . . HO HUM 'A' DREAM, THAT'S THE THING TO DO 'k OH, WHAT IT SEEMED TO BE SEPTEMBER -The old grind begins. First Harding kick ott : all band members out-ot-step but Keith Malottg cheerleaders are chosen: light bulb explodes in West Hall and Irl Reasoner sutters shock. Students look tor Herald gore and gossip-and tind it! Agenda Hi-Y executes hay ride lliterally-sophomore opinionl OCTOBER Final election ot class otticers. Seniors smile tor the birdie. Frank Martin's detentions reach all-time high: new six weeks record! -Job's Hayride thoroughly enjoyed by Diane Cheney and Dick Smith: blankets help keep rain ottl - Ever Since Eve chosen tor junior class production. -Band trips to Findley: chaperone, A. C. May, and Ed Preston start going steady. - Spike Weber announces senior committees-no res- ignations accepted: housewarming party in Quiver room. -Taylor leads Presidents to Ashland victory. -Open-house at Harding-kids wear halos. -Band leads Halloween parade. NOVEMBER -C5.R.'s escort Pops to potluck. -Senior pictures exchanges begin: several heart attacks cause absences. -Bond issue loses by 6 votes. -School walkout: New School or No School. -Shooting ot all juniors and sophomores Inot mass mur- der, kids-just a camera.l -Thanksgiving: Turkey minus straw. -Feaver elected basketball captain-tirst victory, Bu- cyrus. 29 30-Junior play-hailed in Broad-way 30- 2... I4- I9- 22- Quiver assembly at Palace: Tommy Dwyer and Jaclf Robbins are proved crazy: Quiver orchestra llout ot this world. Big Co-ed membership dance. DECEMBER Egbert Goldstein, esquire, skips school-never missedl Birds Christmas Carol, speech class assembly. West Hall windows opened and intluenzaq school and Co-ed closed. Don Sloan has belated birthday party. Lois Dunlap-Stu Brown romance blossoms at Job's Christmas dance. JANUARY I-Boing! Need we say more? 3-I-Iardingites sleepily return to school tor a rest. I5-Foster and Wilhelm properly introduced to Kiwanians- succeed Peaver and Weber: seniors order name cards. I6-Semester brain-drill: teachers exercise red pencils. I9- Let It Snow. I4- I5- I9- 22- 27- FEBRUARY Washington Waddle songs resound through study halls: DAR test wears pencils ot 5 senior girls. Valentine day-hearts and tlowers. Seniors gurgle Pepsi Cola tor big scholarship test. Measurements taken tor senior caps and gowns- high, wide, and handsome. Student Council dance, Washington Waddlef' wel- comes over 200 happy Georges and Marthas. Band presents annual concert at Palace: Dr. Frank Simon, guest artist: Pep Band makes big hit. 28-Herald otlice has tace litted. I-2 41 MARCH -Senior Quiver statt members spend Lost Weekendl in Cleveland lperiodl Ask Mommy Conley' tor details. Uptown nylon lines extend through Harding halls. 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K Uv, ,iz 3,-ff. 2 f A A ,,3, A I 'v ,.53Q 14V V: ., wg if wg Vg, f Ag-Vw '1 . , I 1 ' ,nw M if A My Cf: ' I 'H W L ' ' ' 512 7' f S-.1 1 I M' ,L , -V . . fs , m M X f Diff? - -ff: '. N1 - I 'u Sf ' f ' v A . , ' , ' I I PT 'MMI Ljff 3'3:'?ifg-.',, ,fx F, 5751, ,,,,.WA 5,-5 f' -'-- u , 1 if 3. , 1316, W8 ' ' ff' IW' 45,4 . ' . gf L 1 f :J gp ' ' . 'i'wf IM ' W' ' 'fzf A S M ' x 'iv 'L H I ' I :2f'Q,-'-f'E3f-1 'f' fi? 1 1-jjgg, 5 , -4 ,- 'kg W f I A , F ' ', ,V , Q REMEMBER 9:30 . . . BOND ISSUE DEFEATED STUDENTS STAGE PARADES Y STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT DEFENDS DEMONSTRATION 'ik NEW SCHOOL OR NO SCHOOL ff? VOTE FOR ALL FIVE 'ik INSPIRED MUSIC SETS THE PACE Tzimvgf Nga, an ,wp .7612 Quiver T946 IC-if 13 .STriLe Ma flue guna! . . . HAIL THE RED AND BLACK ir BAND CONCERT . . . FEB. 27 . . . PEP BAND 'k BERCEUSE . . . AVE MARlE HY OKLAHOMA . BlLLBOARD MARCH Bcsides playing tor all ot our itat homell tootball games, parades, and various other civic attairi, the band journeyed to Findlay whe.e they pertorried between halves tor that grid-iron occasion. The drum major was Paul Arndt, and the majorettcs wee: ,lane Gabler, Bette Short, and Elaine Evertt. Wlierever the band exhibited, it added mpich color to the occasion. Doctor Franlc Simon was guest soloist and conductor at the band concert which was held at the Palace Theatre on February twenty-seventh. This year the band elected as its executives: Don Sloan, President: Charlie Wiant, Vice Presie dent: Bill Renwick, Treasurer: Helen Beal, Secretary, Laurie Feayer and Michael Phillips, Student Direc- tors: and Pat Harrutt, Librarian. BAND FLAGBEARERS-Dick Haycoclc, Bill Flani- MAJORETTES-Bette Short, Elaine Everett, MAJOR-PaulArndt. gan, Bernice Shearer, David Foreman. Jane Gabler. Row I-Mr. Huffman, Diclr Wooley, Don Row 2-Joyce Bohyer, Ed Axthelm, Jean Row 3-Don Schweinturth, Diclr Maxim, Zeisler, Wanda Mossbarger, Bill Davis, La- Roeclrer, Kenneth Dutt, Mary Long, Ann Bonnie Kemmerly, Frank Meddies, Harland Vada Ellison, Wave McGinnis, Troy Evans, Dodrill, Betty Danner, Don Sloan. Amb.ose, David Brown, Maxine Unland, Michael Phillips. Charles Wiant. Row 4-Alan Cleveland, Keith Mallot, June Row 5-Don Kelly, James Loetfert, Diclr Row 6-Maurice Kaelber, Agnes Welsh, Miller, Ronald Holloway, Ashby Hoover, Armbruster, Bill Tsumpes, Glenna Hedge, Joan Angles, Rose Mary Kurz, Diclc Seclclc, Jeanette Freeman, Patty Guy, Bill Burton. Joan Anderson, Shirley McCallum, Joe Ream- Bob Ri'ey, Hilda Biclrnell, Bob Bowers. snyder. Row 7-Dick Babcoclr, Clinton Taylor, Don Row 8-Dick Foster, Peggy Strope, Bob Row 9-Ray Ballinger, Phyllis Jordan, Joan Marlrley, Forest Winfield, Charles Wright, Wingett, Nina Crabtree, James Coss, James Fate, Pat Zahn, Pat Harrutf, Delores Seclrel. Phylfis Gorentlo, James Wanner, Bruce Brad- Fogle, Dorothy Roderick, Betty Jones. Norma Lusch, Noel Corwin. ley. Row IO-Helen Beal, Mary Burnett, Ann Pow ll-David Heisler, George Flatman, McDaniel, Patty Roby, Elizabeth Leeper, Paul McAllister, Duane Eastman, Bill Ren- Harold Ebert, Carl Mounts, John Stuclcey. wick, Fred Lacey. M , f E W, Q Q nl 'lr 4, . Sail. nu - --. '-o ' jte Quiuer 1946 f inging fringd . . . OUR OVERTURE OF '46 ORCHESTRA Baclr row-Bonnie Gilmore, John Wingett, Peggy Strfope, Norma Lusch, Pat Zahn, Patty Guy, Joan Anderson, Sylvia Frew, Phyllis Dodrill, Mary Long, Ashby Hoover, Phyllis Gorenflo, Jim Wanner, Wanda Mossbarger. Middle row-Bernice Shearer, Phyllis Aslrew, John Stuckey, Glenna Hedge, Yvonne Metzger, Merle Roth, Janet Castanien, Mary Fox. Front row-Joan Kerns, Joan Glassmeyer, Joan Bayles, Catherine Rapp. Far right-Joe Reamsnyder, Shirley McCallum, Betty Jones, Mr. Huffman. At Piano-Pat Lawther. I The charms ot music were shown this year by the orchestra under the capable direction ot Mr. Homer Hutlman. Rain or shine, the orchestra members hurried to Central tor their practices, and their tine renditions proved that their efforts were worthwhile. The annual orchestra concert was held March 27 at the Palace Theater with Mr. George Har- desty as guest artist. Other appearances were made during the year at the junior play, school music assembly, senior play, and commencement exercises. Otticers elected were: Norma Lusch, president: Joan Glassmeyer, secretary: Yvonne Metzger, treasurer. i' ORCHESTRA CONCERT . . . MARCH 27 'A' SHOWBOAT i' YOUR CUE, VIOLINS me Quinn' 1946 QA, mf w Rvzwtiiiraf 'Ir CHICKERY CHICK 'E MY TIME IS YOUR TIME . . ik AC-CENTUATE THE POSITIVE 8-E. Paul has alarm-clock-trouble in refresher math class: tirst all-state band practice at Delaware. 9-Seniors slave tor scholarship in annual tussle. I2- You Can't Take lt With You announced as senior playg seniors practice elocution. I5-Props and Q's don hooped-skirts and knickers tor School Days assembly. I6-Gay old time at turn-about Job's Dance. 27-''Symphonyw-orchestra concert big success. 30-Peg Burke and Don Schweinturth decide to go -so sudden, you know! steady 3 7 I O IO I2 I9 APRIL -As result ot good behavior on part ot students Mr. May grants indetinite vacation. lNote the date, pleasell -l'It Might As Well Be Spring. -Heated debates in American history drive Miss McAfee to use ot smelling salts! -Vocational Conference: students plan tor tutureg Charlie Brown and Anna Marie Neal do, tool -Girl Reserves honor Mothers at banquet, -I8-GR.-Hi-Y Pre-Easter services. -22-Spring vacationg legal hookey-playing. it r' :Ta . 5 1 . . 2 4 Qu? F '5 ii-an UIQ Qififw- 10.26 4 . ,,q,' rv l, y. 'A' ir ir I J ,124 if 'visit SMOKE GETS IN YOUR EYES THERE'S A SONG IN MY HEART THERE l'VE SAID IT AGAIN I9-Janet Stein reaches dratt age. 20-l-lave you got your Prom date7?7 MAY I-Paul McAllister goes home to Moscow-Sr. play huge success. I6-A Capella Choir concert: l'The Lord Bless You and Keep You. me Qrfcfcl' 23-24-End ot the last lap: senior exams. 26-Baccalaureate: seniors appear in blue caps and gowns. 27-28-Juniors and sophomores talcen by tinal exams. 29-Big time: class day exercises and Junior-Senior prom. 30-Sleepy people!-band marches in Memorial Day parade. 3l-Senior brealctast-Commencement practice, and the real thing-Senior dance concludes activities. 'A' THE MORE I SEE YOU 'lr MEMORIES if DIG YOU-LATER . . . HUBBA C Q ff' L 1 f' 'i f f mv i f i 7 , oyytfezr orryg. , , A it JUNIOR CI-IOIR'S CAROL Every day during seventh period atrain-1 ot harmony have poured torth irorn Ea ii Hal where Junior Choir has rehearsed. The choir if. directed liiy L. G, Jonei.. A tew ot the tavoriie .org fr l choir were l'The Sleighf' 'lOld Blacl' Joef' and Ilhe Boll-Wee-vil.ll Junior Choir presented its annual spring aaaembly in May. TOP PICTURE- Back row-Richard Seckle, George Pluchel, Robert Dickason, Dick Rhoads, Orland Beveridge, Bill Roecker, John Mc- Creight, Frank Hall, Tom Goetting, Bob Riley, Bob Williams, Hugo Malo. Middle row-Gladys Erow, Nellie Roush, Marilyn Dusseau, Piney Lyle, Phyllis Middleton, Juanita Cogan, Phyllis Buckingham, Frieda Benner, Mary Ann Dillinger, Mary Sutton, Geneva Herrington, Barbara George, Marie Roush, Jean White. Front row-Roberta Foos, Willa Reece, Mary Jane Dutt, Ann LaMarche, Martha Brown, Dorothy Chapman, Jean Brown, Mr. Jones, Nancy Anthony, Betty Weiser, Marjorie Middleton, Evelyn Sager, Joan Glassmeyer, Dorothy Rhoads, Mary Van Meter. BOTTOM PICTURE- Back row-Helen Howard, June Wittibslager, Marilyn Phelps, Barbara Fierce, Carolyn Selt, Mary Jane Ralph, Joan Williams, Yvonne Metzger, Polly Biggert, Joan Lash, Joyce Snyder, Marlee Lust, Julia Hughes. Middle row-Elnora Beveridge, Dolores Blankenship, Barbara Probst, Betty Bear, Letha Braham, Joan White, Patty Drake, Arvanna Reed, Alice Hulse, Barbara Hope, Iris Tennant, Rita Miley, Marilyn Seckinger. Front row-Mr. Jones, Anna Marie Neel, Rose Hinaman, Iris Eckels, Nancy Ulsh, Donna Ruth Bond, Rose Powers, Mary Gruber, Anna Clemmons, Telia Tyler, Wilma Bailey, Margaret Hamilton, Mary Ellen Hinaman, Carolyn Niles, Elizabeth McCIaskey. me Qliuer 19.26 ounci 5 .Sf amino DEAR OLD HARDING HIGH KEEPS US STEADY Standing-Iris Eclrels, Martha Brown, Dorothy Declrer, Ann Baldwin, Anne Gifford, James Rea, Harry Moler, Harold Patterson, Ralph Weber. Seated-James Riley, Joyce Bohyer, Helen Beal, Miss Turner, Laurie Feaver, Mr. Huffman, Gene Fredericlr, Miss Stump. 'A' ALL IN FAVOR SAY AYE 'A' IS THERE A SECOND TO THE 'A' ARE THERE ANY COMMITTEE MOTION? REPORTS? STUDENT COUNCIL More responsibility tor school activities rests upon the Student Council than any other school organization. lt is composed ot two boys and two girls elected from each class. This year's otticers elected were: Laurie Eeaver, president: Eugene Fredericlcs, vice president: Helen Beal, secretary: Jim Riley, treasurer. Faculty advisors were E. P. Huitrnan, Ruth Turner, and lsabelle Stump. During the year the council cleaned and arranged the trophy case, helped voice the desires ot the students concerning the school bond issue, and managed general school policies. On February 22, a semi-formal dance, the Washington Waddle, was sponsored by the council. 'lr PERSONALITY 'lr GOTTA BE THIS OR THAT ir WE WILL ALWAYS PASS THE TEST .760 Quiuer 1946 Ouern OEAQP5 . LIBRARY COUNCIL Standing-Mary Jane Ralph, Marilyn Seckinger, Arlene Houpt, Lillis Flatman, Dorothy Rhoads, Louise Oiler, Mary Louise Jordan, Margaret Hamilton. Seated-Barbara Probst, Sylvia Frew, Miss Moore, Mary Alice Obenour, Martha Evans. 'A' HARDING'S BOOKSHELF 'A' LOOK IN THE DICTIONARY, KID 'k THEY LIVED HAPPILY EVER ,AFTER The Library Council was organized to assist our librarian, Miss Moore, and to give training to students who are interested in library work. At their weekly luncheon meetings, they discussed the care and handling ot books. Under the Vocational Guidance Course, the students ot I-larding received literature which would aid them in their plans tor a tuture vocation. The addition ot many new books to the library has greatly stimulated student reading this year. Otticers ot the Council tor i945-46 were: Margaret Hamilton, president: Mary Jane Ralph, vice president: Lillis Flatman, secretary-treasurer. 'R' THE MEETING WILL PLEASE COME TO ORDER 'A' DEPOSIT YOUR DIMES HERE 'R' DO YOU AGREE, MISS WEBER? The Red Cross Council ot Harding is composed ot each home room vice president, and this year Miss Doris Weber was taculty advisor. All business is transacted through the city and county council ot which Joyce Bohyer served as l'Iarding's representative and president. The council makes plans tor Red Cross drives, contributions, and the sending ot overseas gitt boxes. To encourage the annual membership drive, in which Harding enrolled IOO per cent, an assembly explaining Red Cross work was held betore Christmas. Otiicers elected were: Dave Lee, president: Dick Eckert, vice president: Joan Glassmeyer, sec retaryg Ray Ballinger, treasurer. RED CROSS COUNCIL Standing-Katherine Alex, Dick Eckert, Dorothy Chapman, Anna Neel, Don Marliley, Buttord Russell, John Stuckey, Bill Virclen, Ronald Hollo- way. Seated-Dave Lee, Ray Ballinger, Miss Weber, Joan Glassmeyer, Dick Wooley. mmf Qrfifw' To-16 wing . . . HARDING VOCATIONAL CLUBS JUNIOR AMERICAN MECHANICS Back row-James Thomas, Bob Holloway, LeRoy Yioeman, Charles Cline, Bob Lucas, Charles Klingel, Bob Pealr, Diclr Turner, Carl Soulier, Ed Teets. Middle row-Ronald Abrams, Harry Parli- er, Carl Uline, Clarence Corney, LeRoy Orr, Vernon Roriclr, Jacli Garrison, Ber- nard Wisebaker, Dicli Noble, Ronald Harriman. Front row-Paul Mayfield, Ernest Lowry, Edward Smeltzer, Jerry Richie, Bob Mit- chell, Mr. Zuspan, Charles Rizzo, Robert Piclreral, Bill Cochran, Fred Ervine, George Keener. 'k THE BOLT GOES HERE . . . ir WE SLAVE OVER A LATHE 'k DON'T THROW THE MONKEY-WRENCH IN IT The l-larding Vocational Department scale is an important part ot the school and ot the community score. The department sponsors two vocational clubs. The Junior American Mechanics club is composed ot Junior members ot the Vocational course. Robert Mitchell was the president ot this group. Charles Rizzo, the vice president: Edward Rush, the secretary: and Jerry Richie, the treasurer. Mr. Zuspan was the advisor. The meetings were held the last Saturday evening ot each month. The purposes ot the Junior American Mechanics are: to develop co-operation, to provide recreation, to promote good citizenship, to be ot service to the school, to promote government, management and discipline, to encourage better scholarship, and to develop more interest in school and school lite. The Future Tradesmen ot America are senior membes ot the Vocational Course. The otticers ot this group were as tollows: John Boyd, presidenty Roy Buchingham, vice presidentg Clittord Bowman, secretary: Kenneth Bender, treas- urer. Mr. Zuspan was the advisor ot this group. The Future Tadcsmen met once a month. The activities ot this group included a hayride and a banquet with the J.A.M. The purposes ot the Future Tradesmen ot America ae to develop good citizenship, to promote the weltare ot the Vocational shop, and to provide recreation. i FUTURE TRADESMEN OF AMERICA Bacli row-Harley Kelley, John Boyd, Bill Tratzer, Paul Daum, Marcus Parker, Wil- liam Gorenflo, Don Craven, George Erow, Bill Elsasser, Gene Peterson. Middle row-Harold Chambers, Roy Buckingham, Delnor Hinaman, Jaclr Ber- shire, Charles Leeper, Jacli T. Davis, Har- old Lloyd, Mr. Zuspan. Front row-Eugene Miller, Pearly Wilson, Jaclr Felt, Paul Blaclr, Ralph Hoffman, Clitford Bowman, Kenny Bender, Virgil Hinaman. .762 QUTUQI' 1946 www-, 2 Jan .Mega cgifzging . w SHOSHONEAN Back row-llene Bender, Harriet Basacos, Audrey Burggrat, Ramona Beech, Ruthella Gore, Harriet Alex, Beatrice Bishop, Mary Williamson. Middle row-Mary Ann Borland, Wanda Fullerton, Ramona l louchins, Joan Hoffman, Virginia Jones Virginia Jones, Richard Abrams, Ruth Bastord, Jean l Layman. Front row-Mr. Dunlap, Jo Ann Moore, Marilyn Apt, Glenclora Temple, Bridget Nicolosi, Mary Noggle, Jo Ann Dixon. 'k WHISTLE WHILE YOU WORK 'k MY DAY . . .WITH MR. DUNLAP 'k LIFE IS JUST A BOWL OF CHERRIES The Shoshonean Club, under the supervision ot Mr. Dunlap, is composed ot all girls taling secretarial irainirig, Each year the club sponsors an Employers-Employee Banquet. Meetings this year were held every six weelf at the home ot one ot the members. Otticers were: Joan Hottman, president: Joan Moore, vice presidentp Mary Ann Borland, iecretaryp Bridget Nicolosi, treasurer. The Future Retailers ot America is a club composed ot students who plan to go into the business tield as a vocation. The purpose ot the club is to help malce better and more etticient retailers ot tomorrow. The organization, which met every two weelcs, elected these otticers to lead them through the year. The president was Phyllis Benson: vice president, Jeannine Combs: secretary, Evonda Luslc: treasurer, Anna Gushurst. The advisor was Mr. Roth. Activities ot the club this year included a skating party and a spring banquet. FUTURE RETAILERS Baci: row - Dorothy Hamilton, Evonda Luslr, Kathleen Edington, Pauline Dusang, Colleen Ruggles, Ruth Thaxton, Virginia Flinch- baugh, Anna Gushurst, Jean Fitch. Front row-Phyllis Benson, Joan Waller, Shirley Haberman, Floret- ta Butterworth, Mrs. Gault, Jean- nine Combs, Evelyn Coon, Donna Warren, Rosemary Cornelius. '-'isng-, .7Al' QUIGITI' .Sfmrlr of rlw ZQNIW lT'S FOREIGN RHYTHM Cheney, Ruth Vail, Shirley McCallum. Middle row-Barbara Alspach, Ann Swinlr, Ann Probst, Miss Alexander, Marilyn Cory, Phyllis Horne, Joyce White. if Front row-Jim Teitellsaum, Don Sloan, Duane Eastman. 'A' CIELITO LINDO 'k EL RANCHO GRANDE 'k EN ESPANA ELLOS DICE Sl Sl EL CIRCULO DE ESPANOL All Spanish II students with an average grade ot A or B were eligible tor membership in the club. In March, Spanish l students with an A average were taken into the organization. The purpose ot the club is to learn more about the Spanish speaking countries. The club spon- sored the annual Pan-American assembly which was held in April. Otticers this year included Marilyn Cory, president: Ann Probst, vice president: and Joyce White, secretary. The advisor was Miss Jane Alexander. The language department attords an extensive variety tor the student interested in toreign languages. Under the direction ot a capable taculty, students may receive instruction in Spanish, Latin, and French. The culture as well as the language ot the countries is studied. ln these days ot ever increasing world unity, the importance ot understanding other countries has been greatly emphasized and Harding, too, has endeavored to turther this end. if ME GUSTAN ToDAs if LAS CHIAPANACAS if QUIERAME MUCHO me QIEUQI' 1946 I i 1 ' p!6lgQl 5 l'l 2 Our Olfly . Standing-Ed Preston, Dale Cottrill, Dorothy Rod- erick, Dick Smith. Seated-Ann Dodrill, Michael Phillips, Miss Fleer, Ann Swink, Barbara Brewer. Inter Nos is composed ot third and tourth year Latin students. Miss Freer is their advisor. They selected tor their otticers this year: Ann Swink as president: Michael Phillips, vice president: Ed Pres- ton, secretary: Dale Cottrill, treasurer: and Dick Smith, reporter. Inter Nos held its meetings in class. They studied the lite, customs, and culture ot the Roman people. 'Ir CLAIR DE LUNE 'lr LA MARSEILLAISE i' L'ALOUETTE Le Petit Salon is composed ot French ll students. Dick Smith was the president ot this groupi Daisy Clemmons, vice president: Margaret Clark, secretary: James Breithaupt, treasurer: and l-larry Wilhelm, reporter. The meetings were held in class. Miss Freer is the advisor ot this club. Le Petit Salon studies the culture and customs ot the French people. LE PETIT SALON Standing-Harry Wilhelm, Simone Napoli, Bill Wiedemann, James Breithaupt. lr Seated--Peggy Clark, Dick Smith, Miss Freer, Daisy ' Clemmons, Rita Russell. UAF Qrmi- I9-16 INTER NOS Carman? ana! CULV CONCERTO OF BEAUTY COLOR DAUBERS Rowland, Rita Miley, Roberta Foos, Mis O'Brizn. ir ANNUAL SPRING EXHIBIT ir SKETCHES . . . POSTERS il' WATERCOLORS . . . OILS . . . CHARCOAL Color Daubers was composed ot students ot the art class and was sponsored by Miss Helen O'Brien. Meetings were held twice a month. The purpose ot the organization is to aid and encourage art enthusiasts. Miss O'Brien instructed the members in the ettect ot various lighting systems upon slcetching. Art worlc was also done in watercolors, oils, and charcoal. in tavorable weather, the club moved outdoors and sketched various scenes of the town and countryside. ln the spring, the art class and the art club sponsored an exhibit ot the worlc completed by them throughout the year. 'A' Kms ro TEACHER, You WON'T BE SATlSFIED if RED, ORANGE, YELLOW, GREEN, BLUE. . if BRUSHES. . .PENClLS. . .CHALK jge Qliuer Baclr row-Mary Lou Cunningham, Ger aldine Crowder, Harry Richardson, Stuart Brown. Front row-Martha Evans, Geraldine I 14. F. , F??If 1W E 'Q gr I 1-nf -5' Ifgwy 'V It 4 2? f, A g 5 fy Q S F 3 H' QQ 1 qv Vi' I -I D ' i f , I , S+ I 'J' W 5 My 3i 3 '4uf ?'1 in ' I S41 l SE5' I' ' ' S 'QQ Wav. 9 5-'E FN sw MX i 'W '-Zi? F' .wail 2 'lr DICK. . .UP TO HIS OLD TRICKS if BOING! LEGS IUPPER RIGHT! 'Ir 4:00 P.M.. . .NOW TI-IE DAY IS OVER 4' S 3' S J ' ..A,--: .I l' Ss-2 E w . tw . Q' . 'A' SAY PRuNES, DALLIE if MEMORIES OF EDISON if STUCKEY! OF ALL THINGS. . .COKES .7641 Qufuer f9-16 V , rl . - r, A N, y , . . -,t' . .- .- H 'I' Yn , If, W, ,fr ,fs , J , ,,,f'i,,fru L 'guts 1, . ttf lf J Q 9 3 1 Y 1 . L 9 P PREsENTiNe PRoPs AND o's il? Overworked Elocutionists 73' Where's My Script? Pit' How I Love A Lollypop Back row-Bill Burton, Joe Reamsnyder, Paul McAllister, George Smith, Alan Cleveland, Dick Wooley, Ann Smith, Rita Russell, Jacqueline Redden, Bonnie Kem- merly, Jean Letfler, Joan Kerns, Elizabeth Leeper. Third row-Ruth Young, Marilyn Schil- linger, Dorothy Sayre, Lee Westland, Joan Glassmeyer, Joan Anderson, Carolyn Self, Betty Bear, Marilyn Cory, Ann Probst, Nanette Hanning. Second row-Evelyn Winslow, Janet Ul- mer, Katherine Alex, Geraldine Rowland, Pat Lawther, Pat Zahn, Letha Braham, Marilyn Cratty, Miss Foreman, Isabelle Syclrs, Barbara Thibaut, Pat Dearing, 1 Ruby Loclrridge, Beverly Dusseau. i Front row-John Hachten, Stuart Brown, l lrl Reasoner, Duane Eastman, Don Sloan, Noel Corwin, Warren Meister, Bob Brad- bury. Props and Qs consists ot students who are interested in dramatics. Members ot Props and Q's presented three assemblies. The tirst was in observance ot Ohio Poetry Day, and the second in commemoration ot Lincoln's birthday. On March I5 the members donned old tashioned gowns and lcniclcers and presented a School Days assembly. Programs tor each meeting this year were in charge ot l-lelen Beal, vice president. These consisted ot short slcits and readings given by the members under the direction ot Miss Lucile Foreman, club advisor. Otliicers tor l945-46 were: Diclr Foster, president, l-lelen Beal, vice president: Diclc Smith, secretary: Josephine Fazio, treasurer: and June Roeclcer, reporter. A F' Jes. School Days tl? Talent Galore if Romeo ana' Juliet Back row-Catherine Speros, Mary Bald- aut, Roberta Fisher, Delores Seclrel, Max- ine Unland, Ruth Ann Hasliell, Audrey Drake, Arlue Detrich, Bonnie Gilmore, Avonelle Sitritt, Joyce Pierson, Jeanette Stewart, Ann Baldwin. Third row-Janet Stein, Peggy Clarli, Car- olyn Burdell, Joyce Bohyer, Mary Green, Joan Rosenberger, Joan Craven, June Evans, Jane Gabler, Mary Burnett, Ruth Vail, Kay West, Ann Swinlr, Diane Cheney. Second row-June Roeclrer, Bernice Cos- ey, Helen Beal, Jo Fazio, Simone Napoli, Phyllis Horne, Miss Foreman, Ann Dod- rill, Janet Castanien, Mary Lou Retterer. Front row-James Fogle, Laurie Feaver, Harry Wilhelm, Diclr Smith, Diclr Foster, James Teitelbaum, Dale Cottrill, Mantord -V V VV V V Layman. - jk' Qlll-UUI' ll ll JUNIOR PLAY CAST Baclr row-Stuart Brown, Jim Ainey. Jim Fogle, Alan Cleveland, Glen Tomlin, Dick Wooley, Mantord Layman, Tom Torrance. Front row-Ray Harrutt, Ann Hewetson, Barbara Thibaut, Miss Alexander, Ann Dodrill, Joan Kerns, Betty Ullmer, Dale Cottrill. 'A' SLIGHTLY PERFECT 'A' CAREER MEN AND WOMEN 'A' WHAT A DAY . . . WHAT ,A BEAUTIFUL DAY , ,,!, , gy , A ,f . J .iursiioiz PLAY On Thursday and Eriday evenings, November 29 and 30, the juniors presented a three-act comedy entitled, 'Ever Since Eve, by Florence Ryerson and Colin Clements. The play was under the direction ot Miss Jane Alexander. The play revolved around the trials and tribulations ot the editor ot a school newspaper. Dale Cottrill appeared as the editor, Johnny Clover. Stuart Brown portrayed Speed Erwin the assistant editor. The parts ot Susan Blake and Betsy Erwin, who did their best to see that girls were represented on the paper, were played by Ann I-tewetson and Betty Ullmer. Tom Torrance appeared as otticer Simmons. Mr. and Mrs. Clover were played by Jim Ainey and Barbara Thibaut. The romantic angle ot the play was supplied by the school principal, Diclc Wooley, and the young journalism teacher who was played by Jo Ann Kerns. Ann Dodrill, as Lucy- belle Lee, caused some complications. Alan Cleveland appeared as captain ot the tootball team. Other tootball players were Ray l-larrutt, James Eogle, Mantord Layman, and Glen Tomlin. The cast and their director, Miss Alexander, should be commended tor their tine pertormance. The various committees, too, contributed to making Ever Since Eve the biggest hit that has been presented by a junior class. 555 T Bri 4 'Zi 1 .760 Qrrfrfer TQ-16 Jdofouefg may fo Lgpaenclan uening . . . TRYOUTS . . REHERSALS LEADS AND DIRECTORS Helen Beal Ray Ballinger Mrs. Hearn 'k SWINGING ON A STAR . . 'k RUSSIANS . . . DANCERS . . . SNAKES A' JUST A LITTLE FOND AFFECTION WOO! WOO! The annual senior class dramatic production was presented on Wednesday. May I, at the Palace theater. The play, a famous stage and screen success, was You Can't Talce lt With You by Kaufman and Hart. The play was presented to capacity audiences for both the matinee and evening performances. Mrs. N. S. l-learn directed the pro- duction. The cast, including twelve boys and six girls, was composed of eighteen seniors. You Can't Talce lt With You revolved around the life of the eccentric Vanderhof family. Ray Ballinger as the memorable Grandfather and Martha Midlam as the impulsive Elsie were typical of the family. Noel Corwin and Maxine YE MERRIE PLAYERS YE MERRIE PLAYERS Back row-Bernice Cosey, Noel Corwin, Harry Wilhelm, Paul Mc- Back row-Jim Breithaupt, Ed Axthelm, Leland Myers, Tom Stevens, Allister, Dick Smith, John Hachten, Ray Ballinger, Ed Preston, Jaclr Tony D'Amato, Michael Phillips. Robbins, Jim Teitelbaum, Harry Richardson. . , , D I Middle row-Marsha Smith, Margaret Brown, Donna Sauter, Delores Front row-Miss Turner, Carolyn Burdell, Harriet Basacos, Genevieve Reece' Rita Russell' Ruthann Haskell' Lucille Blackford. Dbb',J Gbl,Mth M'dl,M.H ,Hl Bl, , DgnnLn2la,E'nTAax:,e Snlangl: pat QLJ: Donrgloaf-am een ea Front row-Dorothy Declrer, Pat Smoot, Bette Short, Miss Stannard, Miss Foreman, Miss Winder, Betty Hart, .lo Ann Harraman. .760 Qllilfel' yi. m1.7aLeJ1f?flAfI yi. . . . 'k IT'S ,A GRAND NIGHT FOR SINGING 'A' COME KISS YOUR OLD GRANDPA i' IN THE MIDDLE OF MAY SENIOR PLAY CAST Baclr row-Noel Corwin, Harry Wilhelm, Paul Mc- Allister, Diclr Smith, John Hachten, Ray Ballinger, .lim Teitelbaum, Jaclr Robbins, Ed Preston. Front row-Don Sloan, Harry Richardson, Bernice Cosey, Martha Midlam, Mrs. Hearn, Helen Beal, Donna Clarlr, Maxine Unland, Pat Owens. Unland re-created Mr. and Mrs. Kirby. The Russians, Olga and Boris Kolenlrhov were enacted by Donna Clarlc and Paul McAllister. The romance angle was furnished by Alice, the saner member of the family, portrayed by Patricia Owens. and the handsome Tony, played by Harry Wilhelm. Don Sloan brought the part of Henderson to life. Penny was pic- tured by Helen Beal and Laurie Feaver was Paul Sycamore. Another romantic interest was furnished by Reba and Don who were played by Bernice Cosey and Harry Rich- ardson. Ed Preston portrayed Mr. DePinna and Richard Smith portrayed Ed. The three men were Jaclc Robbins, Jim Teitelbaum, and John Hachten. The cast worlced diligently under the capable direction of Mrs. Hearn and turned in a commendable perform- ance. The audience lived the lives of the Vanderhof family with th e cast and understood the philosophy of Grandfather as well as the antics of Elsie and the rest of the rather bewildering household. No play would ever be successfully staged without the many who compose the production committees. Those who served as stage hands, as ushers, on the property committee and in the various capacities equally deserve praise for a job well done. And last, the mainstay of the whole project, the director to you-Mrs. Hearn, the senior class says thank you for a splendid job. YE MERRIE PLAYERS Baclr row-June Evans, Marilyn Cory, Joyce Bohyer, Virginia Crouso, Dolores Fetter, Charlotte Schaefer, Pauline Dusang, Colleen Ruggles, Helen Haines, Roberta Fisher, Ruth Vail. Front row-Peg Clark, Phyllis Metzger, Peg Burlre, Jo Fazio, Rhoda Quick, Joan Willauer, Miss Stump, Ann Swinir, Ann Probst, Wave McGinnis, Martha Evans, Bridget Nicolosi. YE MERRIE PLAYERS Baclr row-Bob Bindley, Paul Daum, David Barringer, Dave Heisler, Ronnie Stewart, Dave Lee, Bill Burton, Charles Brown. Middle row-Suzellen Roest, Virginia Raymer, Glenclora Temple, Virginia Tooley, Daisy Clemmons, Diclr Foster, D-on Schweinfurth, Bill Wiedemann, Gordon Dune. Front row-Chardell Willmeth, Phyllis Horne, Mary Green, Jaclrie Riddle, Miss Robinson, Miss Weber, June Roeclrer, Norma DeSanto, Marian Baer, Norma Chandler. 'sl 233 Mig? me Qllirfer' I9-26 ,rl .7Ae Comlaoderd of n THE QUIVER STAFF PRESENTS l l OU IVER STAFF Standing-Jeanette Stewart, Peggy Clark, Don Sloan, Harry Richardson, Jacqueline Riddle, John Stuclrey, Elizabeth Leeper, Barbara Probst. Seated-Marilyn Cory, Charles Wiant, Harry Wilhelm, Miss Conley, Duane Eastman, Joyce Eohyer. Not Pictured-Barbara Alspach. i' THAT'S FOR ME 'il' C. W. . . . I'LL TAKE MY ADS AND GO HOME 'k WHERE'S THE DUMMY . . . HOW DO YOU DO? I'M BOHYER They've been telling me that 'lm only the editor,'l but atter all these grueling days l'm tinally being given my chance. 'ltls been a long, long time,'l but here is your '46 Quiver. Some ot the statt are turning grey: some are getting bald!-Now don't take me wrong, because we've had a lot ot fun lregardless ot trialsl in bringing you the kind ot Quiver we think you want. We've put the paste away, thrown scissors in the drawer, packed up our typewriters, and called it a year-and what a year! The Quiver ottice has certainly been a busy place with statt members rushing in and out, pictures being identitied, copy compiled and snapshots pasted. Statt lunches on Tuesday noons and a week end in Cleveland proved a lot ot tun. Weve had a really swell time bringing you your Quiver this year. We've done our best to give you a view ot every day lite here at Harding High with no punches pulled, we hope you like it. Your Editor, DUANE EASTMAN 'A' TIME WAITS FOR NO ONE 'k WHY DON'T YOU DO RlGHT . . . MISS CONLEY 'A' TODAY WE TAKE THE FOLLOWING PICTURES we Qlilflfl' I946 OCZ! flue prada un . . . EVERY TUESDAY MORNING 'k FRIDAY IS YOUR DEADLINE 'k CARDINGTON SPECIAL i' NEVER A DAY GOES BY Tuesday mornings at Harding are anticipated by everyone. The halls are invaded by an air ot expectancy as the Heralds are distributed to the home rooms. The editors, this year, were Margaret Burke and Harry Wilhelm. Dick Foster took care ot the advertising, and Dorothy Decker was circulation manager. Betty Short took care ot the job ot sending Harding's publication to the other schools throughout the country. She also took care ot the mailing ot the Herald to graduates and those in service. Miss Foreman and Mr. Smith are the advisors tor the paper. The Herald represents close co-operation between the Herald statt, the journalism classes, and the typing classes Shall we follow the Herald as it is being completed tor publication? Here we go- First ot all the journalism classes receive their assignments trom the editor, gather the material, and write as- signed story: second, the editor gathers and assembles the material tor make-up: third, the advertising manager solicits ads and collects tor them: tourth, after the Heralds are back trom the printer the circulation manager sees that they are distributed: and titth, the exchange editor sees that Heralds are sent to other schools. . . Well, thats the process-you see there's a lot ot work entailed in the publication ot your Herald. 'lr ONCE UPON A LIFETIME . . 'lr HERE COMES HEAVEN AGAIN 'lr WHAT'S NEW? WHAT GOES? 7 HERALD STAFF Harry Wilhelm, Dick Foster, Miss Fore- man, Dorothy Decker, Margaret Burke. .ww fs1,',,a. X' yr- , , ' U an ' me . SJAQ Qlll'cfc':' IQ-I6 Not Pictured-Bette Short. , On fke .Air Every cgriclag . . STATION WMRN Wm' RADIO STAFF Miss Foreman, Janet Stein, Suzellen Roest 'lr . . . THIS IS YOUR HARDING REPORTER 'lr SHHHH . . . THEY'RE ON THE AIR Hi' JOURNALISM PLUS SPEECH me Quiuer 1946 By tuning in station WMRN every Friday atternoon at 5:I5 during the past school year, you heard titteen minutes ot the latest happenings at old l-l.l-l.S. This high school news cast was just tive years old this year. lt was started when the broadcasting station was established right outside ot Marion. Y Texts ot the broadcast included news ot l-larding's various organizations, sports events, assembly programs, and also news ot alumni. The script was written by the journalism classes and put into torm by the typing classes. Next, the script advanced to the speech classes from which two students were selected each week to read the script. The editors were Janet Stein and Suzellen Roest and their advisor was Miss Foreman. 1' I'M CONFESSING . . . ir .IUST 185 WORDS A MINUTE ir SIGNING OFF WITH 30 mam EAQ me 0 mn erin, . . HAYRIDES . . . PARTIES DANCES if BETWEEN TWO FIRES . . . MORE LEGS 'k AH! THOSE Hl-Y HAYRIDES . . . REMEMBER? i' THESE PHOTOGRAPHERS IN GYM CLASS! An important part ot the social lite ot the school revolves around the small groups ot students who gather for colces at Co-Ed atter school and a quiclc dance or two betore dashing to catch the bus home tor the evenings slaving. Qn Friday nights, the usual crowd is sure to be tound at Co-Ed where one can improve his game ot euchre or try out the newest dance step. Co-Ed has been a regular Cupids Corner tor many. and some of the most ardent romances ot the day began at this famous meeting place. On weelc-ends, impromtu parties are staged on a moment's notice. On a sunny afternoon quiclc plans are otten made tor a picnic-a quick dash to a super-market - potato-chips - olives - paper-plates - it's all in the course of a lifetime. All in all, the unorganized groups are as much a part ot the schools social whirl as the various organizations. fi' is fans we Qliafer I9-76 JU fi K 'Q' ? Foomm BASKETBALL fff GIRLS' SPORTS W 0lfUlfl fIie Eels! . . HARDING GRIDDERS '46 CoAci-iss Assistant Ceeen George Niensi Assistant Cesen Ralph Simpson Assistant Cenen Wiriisnn Wiley i-reed Ceneri Joseph Pefnern 'k 3:15 PRACTICES . . . BLOCK THAT KICK! 'k COME ON TEAM . . . TOSS THAT PIGSKIN 'A' HOLD THAT LINE . . . WE SING PRAISES Although l-larding's President gridders could show no virtuosos in their ranlcs this year, their all-round good tighting spirit made up in abundant measure tor the defeats they suttered at the hands ot perhaps the toughest competition they have taced in their history. Ranging trom their home tield at Harding Stadium, the Presidents, a team Chietly Composed of underclassmen, in this year's tilts gained valuable experience which should by all standards develop them into a championship team next season. l-lead Coach Joseph Petrich together with his assistants, Mr. Wiley, Mr. Simpson, and Mr. Niemi deserve Commendation tor training the team trom scratch into the machine it was, able to stand the tempo ot the tirst high school competition many ot its toot- ballers had taced. 'If MOW 'EM DOWN,FELLOWS! 'ff LOOK AT THAT PHYSIOUE ISHOULDER PADSI if THEY'RE COMING OUT OF THE HUDDLE . . . me Quiuer I946 Baclr row-Bill Taylor, Otto Graham, Coach Simpson, Coach Wiley, Coach Niemi, Coach Petrich, Tony D'Amaio, Charles Brown. Third row-Jaclr Owens, Gene Peadon, Bill Amrine, Fred Lacey, Diclr Davis, Leo Coffey, Herb Phillians, Gene Andrews, Dave Lee, Jerry Richie. Second row-Jim Harmon, Diclr Corwin, Diclr German, Dick Brown, Gene Fredericlrs, Larry Russell, Bob Short, Doug Duer, Jim Murphy, Ralph Weber. Front row--Bill England, Bob Ralsion, Dick Huddle, Jim Coss, Jim Hill, Paul Daum, Diclr Taylor, Mario Nolfi, Don Zeisler, Bob Joe i ,s fi Smiih. SEASON'S RESULTS Harding.. ... O Mansfield 37 Harding. .. . 7 Columbus West 25 Harding. ., .. I3 Piqua I C 27 Harding. . 7 Barberton 26 Harding .. I7 Lima South . 26 Harding.. , 6 Findlay .. I3 Harding. .. .. I4 Ashland I2 Harding .. 7 Dover 25 Harding. . . O Sandusky 25 Harding. . . . .. . .. O Springfield I2 'A' YOU GOT THE CUTEST LITTLE BABY FACE!!! PAUL DAUM DICK HOLLIDAY BOB SMITH DICK TAYLOR DAVE LEE RALPH WEBER I r f .4915 .. ,',. .I .,,.- ,:,.1 I qfik V I J' 10, 1,-i xv.: N I- ii, gi l.-5 1. K, 'U 1 yy,, , f 1 rx W' I f P ,ix , 1 xii H I ' iii Xi! L- fe, X INS, .J F 4 's .'ri -. ':-. ,: A i A ' f 'li A M f . 'Y 7 sf . ' rv.. I ,ge eee' 3 ,1 e I rrI E r g me A ' ' ' I .,- if L f ' I '- ff. ' ,1'.,,,,,, ,,..-ff: rr' -' 4 I I' --:: ,. vi- -33 ' ' ff I I r ff , I B .. 'I 1' ii . . , . wg ,, C 19.5, BILL ENGLAND CHARLES CLINE MARIO NOLFI JERRY RICHIE LARRY RUSSELL DON ZEISLER 242 Qrr1'r'4r1' fo-16 puf Er llkru fire LNOOIQ . . . WE'RE BASKET BOUND VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Back row-John Hachten, Jim Rea, Diclr Hucldle, Ray Ballinger, Jim Riley, Ralph Weber, Coach Bohyer. Front row-Ed Preston, Henry Fields, Don West, Dave Lee, Laurie Feaver, Dick Holliday. ir LET'S GO, LET'S FIGHT, LET'S WIN 'A' TEAM, TEAM, THEY'RE OUR MEN! 'k LET'S DO THE SKYROCKET . . . The Harding Presidents opened their season with Delaware, defeating them by eleven points. and were ott to a good start winning three out ot the tirst tour games. ln spite ot their good start, the Prexies ended their season with a total ot tour wins and eight losses. Although mostly on the losing side, the Harding Presidents tought to the tinish with splendid sportsmanship. Holliday and Eeaver were high point men tor Harding. The senior members ot the team, Ballinger, Holliday, Feaver, Hachten, Lee, Weber and Preston, are turn- ing next year's season over to their reliable junior team mates, Riley, Coss, Field and Rea who will probably malce up the main body ot next yearls varsity squad. The tighting determination shown by the members ot the squad overshadowed the losing scores and Caused the squad to win Commendation tor their time spirit. if Now ora NEVER if Jusr rvcfo MORE Poifvrs if 1 LOVE THOSE BOYS . . . JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Baclr row-Jim Murphy, Don Zeisler, Jim Hill, Glen Massie. Middle row-Jaclr Hoffman, John Courtwright, Jim Coss, John Boyles, Coach Petrich. Front row-Jaclr Cudd, Herb Phillians, Diclr Armbruster, Diclr Riddle, Jim Kramer. UAE Q..,'W,- 1946 Z?6l5LQ!A6l! af WE'VE GOT A COACI-Ig WE'VE GOT A YELL i' SHOOT IT, DICK 'A' GET THAT REBOUND, DON 'k THAT 'A BOY, LAURIE SEASON'S RESULTS Harding ..... ,..... 3 8 Harding ...,. ,..,. 3 2 Harding ..... ,.,, 4 3 Harding ,.... .,.., 5 2 Harding ..... ,..., 2 6 Harding .,... ..., 3 7 Harding ...., .,, 28 Harding ..... ..,. 2 8 Harding .,... .H 32 Harding ,,.,. ,... 5 I Harding A..,..,.,..,.,,..,, ... 5I Delaware . Bexley . . Bucyrus . , . Fostoria ,,.5,,., Lima 5ouII'1 ,,,. Columbus Nortlr Ashland Columbus Central Manslield . Aslwland . I . I Bucyrus ,. 27 I 42 3I 34 . . 34 .. 50 ,. ol H47 , 48 ., 63 25 'A' OH, THAT HENRY 'k GUARD , HIM, DAVE 'k SHOW 'EM HOW, JIMMIE DICK HOLLIDAY DON WEST LAURIE FEAVER x aff: x i ' I ' Q, Rag I , A 'L . F Y T X I 3 dr rl I X 'I ' 'I 1 I 'Q .,.. , , dl I A4 I Q ,Z ti! .,.-., ,I 1 X f'. U, V X . . W ,L 1 as. ,f LY J fglv 5 I,,. . win k 4 'I '-,, , ' ' , ,,.,, H if XX ,, fr, S I I I , ' X I ' 1 V. 9 f IL KW XJ 4 ' i I 2 25 I 4 I ',,, 2 I --r' lg ' -,Q I I ,, 3 I f HENRY FIELDS DAVE LEE JIM RILEY we QIEUPI' I9-26 , i3 'Tdf-7 ' ' r MISS MCAFEE Ze? algae! Quin on? ACCLAIM OUR PRAISES TO THE SKY 'W HUSKY BOW WOW: SKINNEY BOW WOW Q. if BOOM CHICKA BOOM: BOOM CHICKA BA L4 'B' WE'VE GOT .A COACH: WE'VE GOT A YELL l-lardingls cheerleaders were elected by the entire student body last tall to lead the cheers at our tootball and basketball games. Miss Mcfxtee is the director ot the group. 'k YEA HARDING! YEA HARDING if EEE-.AH, EEI5-AI-I . . . FIGHT FIGHT if VICTORY! VICTORY IS OUR CRY Each year letters are awarded to the tour outstanding cheerleaders. They are chosen on the basis ot their co operation and attendance at practices and games. The letters are presented at the annual Football Banquet. The buoyant Tighting spirit ot our cheerleaders has been greatly appreciated by the teams and the student body. At a tense moment during a game, it is the cheerleaders who relay the spectators enthusiasm to the team and otten that is the Contributing tactor to a victory. The cheerleaders were: Joan Craven, Jim Detriclc, Diane Cheney, Gordon Dune, Pat Smoot, Kay West, and Edison's representatives, Jean and Diclc Freece. Those receiving their letters this year were: Ciordon Dune, Jim Detriclc, Diane Cheney, and Joan Craven CHEERLEADERS Kay West, Gordon Dune, ,loan me Quinn' 1946 ,HMB :J wi owl 94,4 Bach row-Mary Lou Mrdlam, Marlee Lust, Sally Anderson, Dolores Miller, Norma Chapman, Peggy Nemes, Barbara Fierce, Patty Drake, Jean Kerns, Bonnie Broolrover. Middle row-Phyllis Aslrew, Alla Lee l Robinson, Joan Williams, Mary Jane Dutt, Ruth Carwile, Nancy Anthony, Betty Weiser, Yvonne Metzger, Polly Biggert. Front row-Ann LaMarche, Joan White, Carolyn Self, Mrs. Findlay, Dorothy Chap- man, Nancy Ulsh, Iris Eclcles, Anna Marie Neel. 'k READY? . . . SERVE 'A' BASKETBALL . . SHUFFLEBOARD i' BADMINTON . . . BOWLING To cultivate a healthy mind and body by proper living and beneticial exercise is the purpose ot the Girt Athle- tic Association which was sponsored by Mrs. Margaret Findlay this year. All girls talking gym, interested in sports, and who have the desire to live up to a health code are eligible tor membership. Girls wishing to become members ot G.A.Px. earned their required 94 points by staying Tuesday and Thursday at noon and playing basletball, votteybatt, base- ball, shuttle board, and other sports. This year about 30 new members were taten in. The girls sold large red badges with Harding Presidents on them at basketball games, co-ed, and school in order to raise enough money tor bowling tournaments. GJNA, otiicers were: Jane Gabler, president: Ann l-lewetson, vice president: Ruth Vail, secretary: and Marilyn Gittord, treasurer. YV Baclr row-Joan Rosenburger, Norma de Santo, Maxine Unland, June Roeclrer, Helen Beal, Suzellen Roest, Bernice Cos- ey, Lucille Blaclitord, Diane Cheney, Ann Swinlr, Jane Adams, Mary Green. Second row-Ruby Dutton, Donna Clarlr, Anne Gift-ord, Ann Hewetson, Mrs. Find- V lay, Jane Gabler, Ruth Vail, Carol Shaft- W' stall, Virginia Griffith, Jean Letfler, Doro- thy Decker. Third row-Ruby Loclrridge, Jean Brown, Pat Zahn, Lee Westland, Nancy Zim- merman, Ruth Wright, Joan Willauer, May Walters, Jo Fazio, Joan Marble, Jacqueline Riddle. Front row-Thurza Hornbecli, Ruth Bow- man, Billie McCoy, Joan Schertzer, Peggy Strope, Janet Castanien, Evelyn Fisher, Phyllis Horne. Zz' Qlll.l'l'l' fo-16 Camera Mewing COKES . . . DANCES PARTIES I 'A' IN THE MIDDLE OF MAY ir DON'T GET AROUND MUCH ANY MORE . . . il' WHAT IS THIS THING CALLED LOVE? we Qllilfel' 1 Am' - ,aff y . Cf Z4 A, I 99? 1 .-5, ,X L i' I'M GLAD I WAITED FOR YOU . . . 'A' GIMMIE A LITTLE KISS, WILL YA HUH? 'A' SHOO FLY PIE AND APPLE P.AN DOWDY 545 . 5' WP L ' f - -.--f .1 -f -- f' ,k wr' Qzfcfvr' IQ-I6 7 f' 1117 if P M7 .Q w ,. ' ,Ny .,'!' J7 4' TWO LJWQ MJQ5 Mfgwzma Q6 aw mf! T, A. A. RING THROUGH HARDING'S HALL Ci? A : PLEASE NOTE A.C. BEFORE AND AFTER . . DOUBLE DOUBLE TOIL AND TROUBLE GOOD NIGHT WHEREVER YOU ARE . . we Quiuer - 3 - +- 1 ,A--'av Congrafufafionfi Cfowzi off 946 HUGHES STUDICD j PHCDTCGRAPHS Maur O!gcia!pA0f0gral0Aer Besf wishes +0 +e-.Q eradm-:.+ang Class gf Harding I-ugh and Congra+ula'rions +0 me Eda-W-aan s-raff of +l1e Quiver on a Job wen Done ,. Hg AM 5? : ., -X ' ff i THE MFG. COMPANY . . Marlon, Chao f f +1 xg A LOOK TO YOUR SUCCESSFUL POSTWAR FUTURE WITH M A R I SHOVELS ' CRANES ' DRAGLINES ' PULL-SHOVELS ' CLAMSHELLS U vnu Ant' TBENYQE Wm! NA M003 ,D . inf 5' gk ,FQ Ng G 10 Let us help you with your plans THE MARION STEAM HOVEL COMPANY N, OHIO, U. S. A. ff' , .,. Q23 , . 1 . 'Q.-: Y, 0.- Y H'-' ' -f '44 ' .d.. x' nr Eff, A 1 I iw 1 ! 1 ' X ly, K x Mxq--Q ' .gk T, ii, , 1 A .X 1' -t . 'A 5 f3fz1.W ,: eg-I ,lf 'Q 'n if Q, 1' ' iw. fr fi' Nix fi? 'f gi'-14 5. wr ' 'VHQA Q ' ' PM NZ-Q W f ,' Q X 1 LM, . M - f nf' . A- .vw-N 124' vw 0 , 1 , kg, ' xgu f ' 'W E Q U ' M-N 4-L' ' Q- ' ' ' f .' ,A r9f'1..QH J? ., Off A 5 J' xgxgex M 3 -3 , ' A ' ' 'fi .Alun .. AA.5,.f,.1....g.5E.SQfxs.w,....g,,.-.... ..,.,Y..-A , .,..,.. PROGRESS .. The Ycfrdsfick of Achievement wi., ..,W' O A ,Q A - X QM xg? E 4554-12 ZW . 3 Since its formation in 1922, Universal Cooler Corporation has followed a policy of sound, logical development that brought the company into a position of leadership in the refrigeration indus- try. The advancement that has characterized this development resulted in the merger of Unive1'sal Cooler with The International Detrola Corporation. This merger marks still another forward step in the production of a complete line of world-famous refrig- erating units and the benefits of this continued progress will be shared by Universal Cooler workers and the City of Marion alike. UNIVERSAL CUULER DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL DETROLA CORPORATION M A R I O N , O H I O A Good Place To Work 1846 A Century of Progress 1946 Since I846, The Osgood Company has maintained a position ot leadership in the manufacturing of con- struction, excavating and material handling equipment. Along with its affiliated companies-The General Ex- cavator Company, Commercial Steel Casting Company and The Alloy Cast Steel Company-Osgood begins its second century of service to industry, prepared to excel the outstanding record established during its first I00 years of business. Such progress is typically American and is evidence of the opportunities await- ing those who, like Harding High graduates of I946, are preparing to assume their place in world atlairs. , 'ALL .. ,fi f ' IRL 4 - A ll L 1 'x I L , -A - of 'L '7? 4f- 'Z I r ff! S WWE' I . . ,rf fllnlf ' ll y' , ,,,, ,r jX.4 I ,fry ., , nr in I I 'V -- t L' -L r l finyl Quai 'f 'lJ'- rg 15,1 ' ,- W orf...,,.1-',.L-'Q 1 M, mfr, L,mg.,.f- 'L ,, '1f?7,'fzef-IMJM Wlrlhhwf , . I 'I 1 A ,.mu....,.., L gl, V A ' . I ,I ff, , ..,-of-mmqx 1 m- ,, Y I My I 1 . I ,r,yh,QQm:1ffmfu5'1m W .. If A, , Q-1-..-I--rf,,f,,A 4 fo- 'e 4-'J -fy., r' f-W- , -fILAa...f - .. N. .A- An Early Model Osgood Shovel General Shovel-Model I05 The OSGOOD Company The COMMERCIAL STEEL CASTING Company The GENERAL EXCAVATOR Company ALLOY STEEL CASTING Company if:-'f 'I 71' . if-1. ' ZH: ' 'ri'- , . I A 1. ..,,. . .. ...... me MW , V- .. .., The New Osgood-Model IOO0 MASTER ENGRAVERS TO AMERICA'S SCHOOLS I l l l 0 Quality, Integrity and Dependability have established themselves as a definite tradition with Pontiac. We have been constantly on the alert for new and improved procedures in yearbook designing and service. Our modern precision equipment is concrete evidence of XX adherence to this policy. Our experienced i craftsmen and servicemen are carefully super- vised by experts in the field of distinctive ,Q ii school publications. We are proud to have W played a part in the publishing of this book in the Capacity of official photo engravers. , Our entire personnel congratulate the staff Q 5 for their splendid work and cooperation. 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THRIFTY FOLKS COME FOR 40 MILES TO TRADE AT Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I946 , BoRDEN's DAIRY MALo BROTHERS and 81 SONS ICE CREAM COMPANY Corner of Silver and Bertram-Phone 26I9 MARION, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF The Marion Metal Products Company Manufacturers of Hydraulic Hoists Steel Dump Bodies Metal Burial Vaults MARION, OHIO TO THE CLASS OF I946 AND THEIR FRIENDS O OUR SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS MARION RESERVE POWER CO. PALACE THEATRE and MARION THEATRE CONGRATULATIONS- Again it is our sterling privilege to congratulate another graduating class ot sterling young men and women, who through consistent ettort have reached their local pinnacle ot education. The columns ot the Star have reported graduating programs tor sixty-one classes, and we welcone yours as the sixtyesecond. THE MARION STAR CompIimenIs of M 50-521 GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS OF HARDING HIGH IF IT'S INSURANCE, SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY Llewellyn Insurance Agency J. W. LLEWELLYN, Manager WILLIAM A. SELANDERS, Associate WATROUS-ANDREWS, INC. Dependable INSURANCE Carl Wairous Earl Andrews SEARS ROEBUCK 81 CO. 23I WEST' CENTER STREET Phone 2349 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF I946 K L I N E'S DEPARTMENT sroRE KNOWN FOR STYLE AND OUALITY CongratuIations to the CIass of I946 KELLER PRINTING M A R K E R T and SERVICE L E W I S You'II Be Satisfied The Home of ARROW SHIRTS AND TIES 295 W. CHURCH ST. MARION, OHIO I35 E. Center St. Phone 2838 , Congratulations Class of I946 THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF MARION Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations Class ot I946 HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASS'N. I I6 SOUTH MAIN STREET J. J. Stafford, Pres.-R. H. Waddell, Sec'y. Personal Loans- CALL AT THE FAHEY BANKING COMPANY I27 NORTH MAIN STREET Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System HOTEL HARDING COFFEE SHOP Marion's Most Popular Eating Place oeucious Fooo AT POPULAR Pmces Air Conditioned Sam Gerstner, Mgr. Compliments of THE MARION COUNTY BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE COPPOPATI IJ Compliments of Marion Federal Savings and Loan Association Insured Savings-Home Loans I34 East Center Street Marion, Ohio CARROLL'S GIFTS OF DISTINCTION FOR ALL OCCASIONS I72 West Center Street Phone 2806 DRINK L16 J! IMAIIQMEOTTLES DELICIOUS AND REFRESHING FOR THE NICEST CAKES USE Silk Floss Cake Flour MARION MILLING CC. MARioN, or-no c gin who f-16 ANSCDN PICKEREL INC. STYLE Q Quality Q Value Compliments f THE AMERICAN MALLEABLE CASTING CO. C pl t f THE MARION WATER CO. AND EMPLOYEES Compliment f THE MARION RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY C g tulationt 46 CI CORRECT FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ESTABLISHED l888 BLAKE'S FLORISTS COM PLIMENTS OF ARRO EXPANSION BOLT CO. Y F D partment cl es th Fght F Their first thought i - Prevenfi on O Congratulations to the Class of '46 MARION CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT Congratulations of The White Front Market Monmose BRAND Pnooucrs Phone 2823 I25 East Center St. Marion, Ohio COM PLIMENTS OF ANTHONY LAUNDRY I96 East Center Street Phone 2333 Compliments of PROBST SUPPLY CO. Distributors of INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT PLUMBING AND HEATING MATERIALS Phone 2698 204 East Center Street Marion, Ohio LENNON FURNITURE COMPANY CompIiments of SMITH CLOTHING CO. JIMMY MAYDEN, Manager I I9 East Center Street BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF I946 WIANT'S BOOK STORE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I946 UHLER'S Authorized H O O V E R Sales and Service BROJ' Q Compliments of THE WILSON BOHANNAN COMPANY MARION, OHIO Congratulations Class of I946 Freeman Flying Service O Municipal Airport MARION, OHIO ANNOUNCING . . Special courses In all commercial and secre- tarial subjects. AIso special otiice machine training. Summer term opens June I0 The Marion Business CoIIege J. T. Barger, Pres. DiaI 2767 Congratulations to the CIass of '46 LOEB FURNITURE CO. I4I SOUTH MAIN STREET CongratuIations to the Class of I946 C-3. R. KINNEY SHOE CO. II7 SOUTH MAIN STREET Compliments of THE BAKER WOOD PRESERVING CO. MARION, OHIO Compliments of The Cory Rubber Co. 0 Manufacturers of Surgical GIoves Congratulations to the Class of I946 SAFETY AND SERVICE IN LIFE INSURANCE OHIO STATE LIFE INSURANCE co. MARION COUNTY BANK BUILDING TeIephone 6262 Marion, Ohio Compliments TORRANCE INSURANCE AGENCY DEPARTMENT STORE OF INSURANCE Phone 6280 I26If2 West Center Marion, Ohio PERSONAL INSURANCE SERVICE . Compliments ot PALACE RECREATION BOWLING AND BILLIARDS AI ShuII, Mgr. Compliments of I'IARRUFI:'S TIRE STORE The General Store I94 SOUTH MAIN STREET TIIROEI: BROTHERS RESTAURANT Where Good Food and Good People Meet I22 SOUTH MAIN STREET Compliments of DANNER BUICK CO. Congratulations to the Class of '46 BARFORLTS CAFETERIA we EAST CENTER STREET COMPLIMENTS or LORD'S .IEWELERS INC. BOWE BROS. ICE CREAM CO. New Building-New Equipment-Completely Modern TABLE OR TRAY SERVICE Oakland Heights Phone 4I97 C. 8r O. COAL YARD FOR BETTER COALS Silver and Breen Dial 6242 Compliments of HENNEY 81 COOPER WALGREEN AGENCY DRUG AND PI-IYsIcIAN'S SUPPLIES CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '46 W. T. GRANT CO. I36 West Center Street Phone 52I5 IH: nmunun .rranf nr NHHIUQ p ' 4-Qvl' I' ' Congratulations to the Class of I946 X I I A L . E- , THE SCHAFFNER-DENZER COMPANY JEUIELRy,r.1.fwg.lgsgIIPnNY p . , he witENTif:'gfQ '4gfRmgL A 360 East Center St. Phone 2262 Compliments of NEWS SHOP Cavalier Fuel-Zero Food Loclrers I I7 East Center Street I73 Oak Street Phone 2772 H' E. QREENBAUM I H CITY ICE 3. FUEL co. Congratulations to the Class of 46 Com Iimen s of SPOTLESSJ CLEANERS Ben Lenavitt PEERLESS DRY CLEANERS I ! I-IoME OF TWO I-IOLIR CLEANING EBSE Centel' Stfeef PITOFIB 249 W' CENTER ST PHONE 7477 Congratulations to the Class of I946 SMITH MEAT MARKET SOUTH MAIN STREET-Phone I552I COMPLIMENTS OF THE MARION PAINT CO. I88 East Center St. Phone 7I I2 Compliments of FEAVER BROTHERS WHEEL ALIGNMENT BODY AND FENDER SERVICE Rear of Ohio Theatre-Phone 2083 CITY FURNITURE MART Furniture of Quality at Lowest Prices A. E. CHENEY, Owner R. E. CHENEY, Asst. Manager I7l-I73 East Center Street Phone 2234 Compliments of 'NSURE WITH KERRY JEWELRY STORE KTCEBJSUIE E I4I EAST CENTER STREET PHONE SI I9 l39 EAST CENTER STREET TELEPHONE 5I7I Compliments of MARION GRAIN 81 SUPPLY North Vine St. Phone 2666-4I8l Compliments of CHENEY ancl SON NEON SIGNS Compliments of DELUX CLEANERS PALACE THEATRE BUILDING WORLD'S LARGEST CHICK PRODUCERS More Colonel Chiclrs Sold than any other Brand They MUST Be Good Colonial Poultry Farms 2I9 East Center St. Phone 2583 Compliments of SMITH MATTRESS CO. Compliments of GoerIich's Greenhouse HOME OF FRESH CUT FLOWERS Corner of Church and Kenmore SAFETY CAB Compliments of J. O. PENNEY CO. M U S I C FOR ALL OCCASIONS HAR'DEN'S Congratulations to the Class of '46 PARISH DAIRY OO. Compliments of THE WARD-STILSON COMPANY Compliments ot WlSE'S SUPER MARKET 879 East Center Street BALDAUF and SCHLIENTZ, INC. COAL-CONCRETE BUILDING UNITS I59 North Greenwood Street Compliments of SLANSER LUMBER CO. I60 North Greenwood Street Phone 4258 Congratulations to the Class of '46 Sl'IlRK'S SANDWICH SHOP COM PLIMENTS OF MARION COUNTY OFFICIALS Compliments of Com I. t f p rmen s o D. D'AMATO COMPLETE SHOE REBPLIIILDING AND CUSTOM WORK T H E C I T Y L 0 A N one 2852 I42 S. Main St. Marion, Ohio I94 WEST CENTER STREET Comp iments of AGEN DA I'll-Y Congratulations to the Class of '46 P E O P L E'S I7I West Center Street Phone 2894 FOR COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE S E E THE AVENUE LUMBER CO. o Johns Manville Roofing-Celotex Insulation Board Curtis Cabinets and Millwork JOHN E. PEACOCK PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR PHONE 2288 I46 North State Street Marion, Ohio GENERAL OFFICE MACHINERY CO. FOR BETTER TYPEWRITERSH 5I6 Uhler-Phillips Building L. E. 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