Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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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

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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

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