Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1947 volume:

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I I6 IW XXX ' I II Q I I ' II, I II 'Il I 1 II I I 'rn I IW II ff' IIIIIIIIIII Il H lmnlif N' 1872 ELIZABETH RUEHRMUND CHARLES FISHER --' - N! - Today-l947-we loolc back seventy-tive years to see the tirst graduating class ot Marion. ln I872 there were two graduates, Charles Fisher and Elizabeth Ruehrmund. What a contrast their number malces to the size ot ttf I947 graduating class. To us, their school lite seems very tar away and ditterent from our busy one today. Seventy-tive years ot progress-progress which has led to the ultra-modem.-a Jr bombs, airplanes, plastics are all things which mean modern to us, today. lg... i t Q 1947 X AX XX Q c X . Xi, ,J lt's hard to realize that in l872 nothing was known about the many things which are necessities to us today. lt's a busy world we're living in and the class ot '47 is ready to jump into it. It makes it easier to remember that for 75 years Marion graduates have gotten into the swing ot a growingly complex world. Those 75 years have been years ot looking ahead- years ot development. So the class ot '47 prepares to look ahead to further progress. XX I. Eiffel' Gig Gllfl 3? Gig From a one-room school house, with their teet around the stove, to one ot thirty rooms. From lunch buckets with an apple tor the teacher, to hamburgers and colces-Yes, it's a long way from i872 to I947. From bloomer girls to sweater girls in one long leap. The class ot '72 to the class ot '47-What's gone between? A couple ot world-shalcing wars, an airplane or two, jalopies that were it in '72 and still are in '47, Many, many eager gradu- ates went out into the darlc. mysterious world trom l-larding's halls-Each one better, more lcnowgng than the last. School changed with everything else. Fundamentals stayed the same, but new things were added. lt's still, readin,' writin,' and 'rithmeticf' but things have become more complex and activities have talcen an important place in school lite. What would we do without those tour o'clock meetings and evening tun7 Sports are the thing ot the day. Who can imagine a school year without the tootball and baslcetball teams-well, that was l872. Shakespeare was bothering English students just as much in l872 as he malces us pull our hair today. 'Rithmetic problems then aslced how tar the horse traveled instead ot how high the airplane tlies as they do today. Years pass, fads change. but Harding goes on producing graduates ready tor the times- whether it is l872 or l947. E. PAUL HUFFMAN Scene: Room I2-I-larding's room ot figures and triangles, conducive to straight thinlcing, and surrounded by all the instruments ot this trade, the shelt ot boolrs, the box ot spheres and cones, and the dusty black- boards. Time: Any class period in a school day at l-larding. Character: These things remind us of a man loved and respected by all ot us at Harding l-ligh. Many things lilce his interest in each ot us and in our tutures have endeared him to us. His intense enthusiasm in a timeless subject creates in us a deep respect tor him. And so we dedicate this I947 Quiver to you, E. Paul t-lutfman, with all our thanlcs tor everything. J LOGGING OUT OF CLASS D. W. BRICKLEY, JR. F. L. THOMAS H. J. BARNHART E. E. HOLT J. D. TORRANCE F. C. ROBINSON Mar ofgiclbccafion Seventy-tive years ago must have been the days ot troclc coats and long beards. At least so it seems to the modern class ot '47. l-lowever, we lcnow that through these seventy-tive years members of the Marion Board ot Education have stood behind their students all the way. Never inditterent to our needs. you have always taken the best care ot us. We have gone through the years ot war and shortage with you, and you have always done your best tor us. Your plans tor future graduates have interested us and you have shared your ideas with us. For all these things and many more, the class ot I947 salutes you and says thanks lin emnriam A s s A as l F. L. THOMAS, M.D. To Dr. F. L. Thomas, a member ot the Board ot Education and a loyal patron of every student, we pause to pay deep tribute and sincere appreciation tor his taithtul devotion to our schools. We are told that the home, the school, and the church are the three most important institutions in our American lite today. ln Dr. Thomas, we tound an unusual dedication to these three major institutions which en- abled him to make a distinct contribution to community lite. As a father and husband he was devoted to his tamily. The home, which was so dear to him, was a place where the principles ot love, freedom, and democracy could always be tound. To our schools, he gave many hours of service through his eleven years on the Board. l-lis judgment was always important tor it grew out ot a deep sense ot the value ot children and young people and their growth in Christian character. As a churchman, he was outstanding. l-lis abiding taith in God gave to him that rare gift-peace ot mind. It was this sign ot God's love in his lite that enabled him to serve ettectively so many, both day and night in his ministry ot healing. Men, women, young people and children will be intluenced for years to come by the example ot his lite and the tlame ot his Christian spirit. The following lines ot one ot Dr. Thomas' tavorite songs give the secret to his usetul Christian lite: MY GOD AND I My God and l will go tor aye together We'll walk and talk and jest as good friends do This earth will pass and with it common trifles But God and l will go unendingly. -Author Unlcnown -Written by Margaret l-lutfman I .SZAOOK .x4c!mini:5frafion To Mr. l-lolt, our superintendent - Through seventy-tive years, many men have guided the great number ot students passing through l-larding's halls. We give our cheers to you, tor we lcnow and love your ever ready smile and helping hand, your wise words that lceep us ever striving toward the pest. E. E. HOLT, B.A.. M.A To all those who have made our school years easier, and more tun tor us, the class ot '47 otters its deep respect and best wishes tor other years ot'successtul school administration. .jwlar ing ig .gzlzoof The management of schools has always been complicated: but through seventy-five long years, each year has brought new problems and each time the leaders of our school system have met them with new solutions. Today these men have solved for us the veteran problems, and have planned for us new and better schools. With the promise of new schools to come, they have faced together crowded conditions and worlced them out the best they could. Complexities have constantly arisen but soon they have been talcen care of by the administrators of our school system, who have their eye on us and have our futures in mind. rw: , ' ' fr .,f-'f?? 'fi:f,., 'A' ' .. ,f ff. To l-larding's principal, Mr. May, the class of 9 I947 says, Thanks a thousand times. On the anniversary of many years, we say thank you to a man with modern ideas, whose guiding hand and lj- friendly management have helped us always to worlc to Be the best of whatever we are. A. C. MAY, B.A., M.A. 1 HCM fy , 1 72-194 7-UAW re rlre Har HOMER HUFFMAN, B.S., M.A. Ott-:rbein College, Ohio Northern University. Ohio State University Instrumental Music EVELYN VESEY, A.B. Bowling Green State University Art WILLIAM E. THOMAS, B.S. Bowling Green State University Physical Education, Head Football Coach L. H. REIKER Toledo University, Michigan State College, Ohio State University Trade Information LUCILE FOREMAN, B.S. Miami University, Bread Loaf School ot English Journalism, American Literature L. G. JONES, B.S. 9 New York University Vocal Music MARGARET WOLFLEY, B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University, University of Wisconsin English ll, IV EDITH L. BROWN, B.Ph., M.A., Phi Beta Kappa Denison University, Ohio State University, Columbia University, University ot Florida American Government, World Attairs D. N. BOHYER, B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University American Government, World Attairs, Basketball RACHEL C. McAFEE, B.S., M.A. American College, Columbia University, Ashland College, University of Florida American History RUTH TURNER, B.S. Capitol University, Ohio State University Chemistry VIRGINIA WALKER, B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University Speech E. PAUL HUFFMAN, B.S. Heidelberg University, University ot Wisconsin Ohio State University Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, Senior Retresher Mathematics RALPH SIMPSON, B.S. Detiance College Biology, Commercial Law, Selling, Football JOHN GRIES, B.C.S. University ot Cincinnati Boolclreeping I, II MARY JO STAFFORD, A.B., A.B.S. Ohio Wesleyan University, Ohio State University American Government, World Attairs. English I, II ALBERT F. LANTZER, A.B., Ph.B. Ohio Northern University, Wooster College, Heidelberg University. Ohio State University, University ot Wisconsin World History, Geography ISABELLE STU MP, B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University, Columbia University, Bread Loat School ot English English ll, American Literature KATHRYN L. MOORE, B.A.,B.S.in L.S. Wooster College, Western Reserve University Librarian MARGERY EYMON, B.S. Ohio State University English ll, American Literature ISABEL FREER, A.B. Allegheny College, Columbia University. University ot Wisconson, Kent State University French I, II, Latin II, III, IV THOMAS D. BAIN, B.S., M.A. Bowling Green State University, Ohio State University Biology PAULINE STANNARD DRAKE, B.S. Smiling Green Statc University. Ohio State University Home Economies ll, III, IV GEORGE W. WILSON, A.B., M.A. Marietta Collage, Ohio State Univcrsity Vforld History, Applied Mathematics DORIS WEBER, B.S. in Ed. Miami University English Il, Home Economics II MARGARET FINDLAY, B.S. in Ed., M.A. Ohio University. Ohio State University Physical Education W. N. WILEY, A.B., M.A. Denison University, Ohio State University Sociology, Economics, World History JOSEPH F. PETRICH, B.S.in Ed. Miami University, Ohio University, Penn State College Drafting, Assistant Football Coach DONALD D. ZUSPAN Harding High School, Toledo University Vocational Machine and Pattern Shop FRANK STANLEY Calirdonia High School, Toledo University Machine Shop ERIC WILLIAMS, B.S. V-'it Statf. Urf vvrsity, 'lol-ide Univ-grsity Shop ffir1tI'if,V toIl',S,SI'IC-D Seicncrt lil MARIAN CONLEY, B.S. Ohio Wesleyan University, Ohio State University English II, American Literature ELIZABETH PACE Marion Business College Ottice Secretary ROBERT McMAHAN Marion Harding High School Auto Essentials, Auto Service, Auto Science, Auto Shop MARTHA ROBINSON CLICK, B.S.in Ed. Ohio University Shorthand Il, Typing I, II RUSSELL C. DUNLAP, B.C.S. Wilmington College, University ot Cincinnati, University ot Michigan, College ot Commerce, Columbus, Ohio Shorthand II, Typing II, Ottice Practice, Business English MINNIE WINDER, B.A., M.A. Oberlin College, Columbia University Typing I, Shorthand I E. A. ROTH, B.S., M.A. Ohio State University Distributive Education PANSY K. RAUHAUSER, B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University, Ohio State University, Columbia University American History CHARLOTTE SCHAEFFER, B.A. Carthage College Printing MILDRED LENK, A.B., M.A. Ohio University. University ot Cincinnati. New York University Spanish I, Il, Latin I J. H. SMITH, A.B. Case School of Applied Science, Ohio State University Physics, Senior Science, Electricity. Radio, Solid Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Advanced Arithmetic Ze C aaa of ,4 7 SENIOR OFFICERS Alan Cleveland, secretary: Gene Freder- iclr, president: Jim Ainey, vice-president: Doug Duer, treasurer 0 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY This I947 yearbook-our Quiver-has taken as its theme the old and the new. lt's been tun and we're proud to be the seventy-titth graduating class ot Marion. We've kept to our motto Be the Best ot Whatever You Are and have tried to be a credit to I-larding. lt all started way back in our treshman year when we really got going to make our history something great. The world was at war, but we kept a friendly war ot competition going on between us-those classes ot Edison, Central, and Vernon. Yes, that's when we got started but our history began to grow when we became 'Isophies' at I-Iarding and Edison. Jim Riley led us at I-larding with Dick Eckert. Jo Ann Kerns, and Gene Frederick to help him out. Under the Red and Black we took on our tull share in clubs and sports. We showed all kinds ot talent by helping put over war projects and piping many sweet notes in Choir, Band, and Orchestra. Our tellow classmen at Edison chose Jim Willis, l-lenry Field, Diclc Freese, and l-larold lams to guide them. All together we chose our class symbols, going patriotic with the red rose as our class flower and navy and white as our colors. Our junior mentors were Jim Riley, president: Gene Frederick, vice-president: Jo Ann Kerns, secretary: and Jerry Richie, treasurer. lt was a tine job they did, too, lead- ing us along the way ot a very successful year. During this year we toolc prominent positions in club activities and became Flard- ing mainstays in the tield ot sports. We had a wondertul time presenting Ever Since Eve and we teel it was really a credit to the class ot '47, It was in this year we gath' ered together in cooperated ettort toward the time when we'd be seniors. Miss Freer congratulating Joan Kerns, salutatorian and Dave Brown and Mr. May congratulating Elizabeth Leeper and Donna Murray co valedic Anne Baldwin next high in class of '47. torians ot the senior class. Right in step all the way, were the juniors ot the Blue and Gold led by Jim Willis, Mario Nolti, Diclc McWilliams, and Glen Massie. So at last the day arrived when we were all united together. Edison juniors and l-larding juniors had become one big gang as seniors-the class ot '47, The year, crammed tull ot tun and activities has dashed by and we can hardly realize it. Where's the time gone and what's happened? Well, way baclc in September we chose able Gene Frederick as our class president with Jim Ainey, Alan Cleveland, and Doug Duer as his teammates in our last year. Mario Nolti had a big job as Prexy football captain and Student Council president- he made us proud. The l-lerald every-Tuesday morning was the job ot Pat Dearing and Anne Baldwin, the editors. All of us helped out-senior committees did a good job, malcing it possible to graduate in great style. Wings ot the Morning talces a big place in our history. Our senior play was new, it was ditterent and it was good. The class ot I947 has tinished up in great style-all the time with our motto ahead ot us, Be the Best ot Whatever You Are! May it always be so. 1 eniom FROM 2 T0 326-WE MADE IT! Gr , c 2 T X .RX Y. u ii 5- GN br 'J' tv' ,Uh 3 .ff Ackerman, Patricia Ainey, James Andrews, Gene Arndt, Paul Bacon, Patricia Baker, Barbara Baldauf, Richard Bauer, Florence Beery, Sara Blankenship, Jewel Bowen, Lucille Bowman, Imogene Adams, Gladys Albert, Barbara Armbruster, Richard Babcock, Richard Bailey, Wilma Baker, Shirley Baldwin, Anne Beaty, Donna Bigley, Richard Bonen, Mary Alice Bowers, Robert Bowman, Ruth l aaa 0 ,4 7 Boyd, Joan Bradley, Bruce Breithaupt, Richard Brown, David Brown, Richard Brown, Jean Browne, Stuart Buck, Ruth Bumgarner, Roberta Butterworth, Florence Cahill, Donna Caldwell, Charlotte Cardwell, William Castanien, Janet Christ, Jeannette Christian, John Ciola, Charles Claypool, Kathleen Cleveland, Alan Cleveland, Betty Lou Clewell, Charles Cline, Charles Clutter, Geraldine Cocherl, William 32-9+2 I+ i 3-a+49-23 75 Cochran, William Coffey, Leo Combs, Jeannine Cornelius, Juanita Corney, Clarence Corwin, Phyllis Cottrill, Dale Courtright, John Crabtree, Nina Creager, Jacqueline Crowder, Geraldine Cryder, Leila Cunningham, Jo Ann Dains, Delores Daniel, Maxine Darnell, Elmer Davis, William Davis. Richard Deering, Pai Detriclr, Arlue DeWitt, Gerry Dixon, Peggy Doclrill, Anne Dorfe, Laura xi?- ! a l 'E' -f' .2-1 , 'aff , X 0'1- W rom yakloiefi fo -yagyaiezi l 0Ifl'l ElHOI'l .SJAOQ5 fo CDIJOCLAI' SAOQJ Douglas, Mary Duer, Douglas Dutt, Kenneth Ebert, Harold Eckert, Richard Ehrick, Joanne Ervin, Fred Fate, Joanne Finnegan, Larry Fogle, James Frazier, Robert Freese, Dick Downs, Joe Dunlap, Lois East, Patricia Ebert, Shirley Edington, Kathleen Ellison, LaVada Eylar, Rodney Field, Henry Fisher, Evelyn Fosnaugh, Rose Frederick, Eugene Garey, Robert 1 , 2 rom .sfcfreoacolyei fo morfiea Garrison, Jack Garvin, Jo Ann Gibbs, Richard Gilbert, William Gorenflo, Phyllis Graff, Bennie Greer, Harold GriFfith, Virginia Gruver, Helen Guy, Patricia Haberman, George Harrulif, Pat Garvin, Richard Gasmire, Kenneth Gifford, Anne Gilmore, Bonnie Gorsuch, Maxine Graham, Richard Griffin, June Grounds, Malcolm Gushurslr, Grace Haas, Roberi Harraman, Ronald Harruff, Ray L f 'i' 'sf 'C 'D'- fa, Hartley, Rosemary Hazen, Doris Hedge, Glenna Hewetson, Ann HoFFman, Norma Hollenbach, Dorothy Holloway, Robert Hook, Velma Hornbeclr, Thirza Haupt, Arlene Humes, Robert lams, Harold ller, Richard Jackson, Delores Jaggers, Jean Jerew, Richard Jones, Betty Lou Keener, George Kelly, Don Kemmerly, Bonnie Kennell, Mary Kerns, Jo Anne Kinney, Ralph Kinsler, Joan rom giomer ir 5 fo Sweafer Klingel, Charles Klutey, Virginia Kniclrle, Emma Kramer, James Kraner, Patricia Kull, Lois Kurz, Rose Mary Landrum, Earl Lawson, June Layman, Manford Layman, Ollie Leeper, Elizabeth Leftler, Jean Litell, Richard Loeftert, James Long, Doris Lowry, Ernest Lucas, Robert Lusch, Norma Lust, Harvey Maffett, Theresa Malott, Keith Marquis, Gene Marshall, Robert Hd -in -g N I 31 5 JY' .gp , 4 Les-.l in az? rr? X if rom 00,9 Lgzirffi fo maid l 0Ifl'l SPOCL COCJJ fo pea KOIILJ b- 1:- ' 4-5 ,vu rf, 3 'rv l gli i is 1' Mash, Roy Mitchell, Robert Murphy, James McCurdy, Jo Ann 'i Matson, Mary Ellen Miller, George Moore, Jane Mounts, Carl McClaslrey, Juanita Maag, Shirley McLain, Richard D. McWilliams, Richard Massie, Glen Meister, Warren Miller, June Mitchell, Nancy Morse, Betty Mullins, Beth Murray, D onna McCombs, Donald McCaulley, William McDonald, Barbara McLain, Richard L. Nolfi, Mario 1 ,-. 4l P mm, gualda fo - gualga i f- Z4 5 Norton, Peggy Parker, Harry Prafi, Otio Reidenbaugl1,D Wi i 0- TS 1'-J 'H+ A 3 v' Q 'J X-'fr Obenour, Marion Osborne, Berf Patrick, Mildred Pl1illians,Herber'c Rapp, Catherine Reece, Harry orotlwy Reidy, Norbert Retterer, Mary Lou Nuetzel, Ned Orr, Le Roy Osborne, Ronald Parmer, Donald Peifer, Myra Powell, Ronald Price, Jacqueline Reasoner, lrl Reeves, Jean Reidenbaugh, Rob Roy Renwiclr, William Richie, Jerry J l Rider, Anna 0: Rieser, Gloria Riley, James Riley, Veda Rizzo, Charles -5' Roberts, Marion Robinson, Dale Robinson, Harold Roby, Psiiicia Redwick, ooioiiiy Rmiei, Jean Roriclr, veiisna Rosenberger, Joanne Roush, Marie Roush, Nellie Rush, Edward Russel, Francis Russel, Larry Saull, Barbara Scherizer, Joan Schlecht, LeRoy Schlecht, LaVon Schmelzer, Edward Schroeder, Marjorie l 0I'l'l QL? E0l'll'lQf:5 fo Z?Cl,lfl6!CLl'lCL5 4 I scam, Mmofae sheriff, Neil Sl'1dHStBll,CdfYl shmnela,oofoi+1y Slrockey, Mary Shusicr, Barbara Simmons, Paul Sims, Betty Smith, Beulah Smith, Imogene Smith, Jack Soulier, Carl Sours, Edna Skelter, Barbara Stayner, Virginia Stewart, Franlr Stewart Jeanneffe Stiffler, Mary Katherine Sfoclr, Wanda Strawser, Ronald Strine, Lavina Sfrope, Peggy Syclrs, Isabelle Taylor, William U' 'Cf 5' 1- 5 fi 2. 3 rain aifem fo MAL?-:fox mm ouafaclnea fo Crew gala 2. S ,fi 6' QU' : g Q 11:59. Taylor, June Teefs, Edward Thomas, James Tomlin, Glen Trimmer, Dorothy Ward, Linda Weaver, Genevieve Wilds, Edward Williams, Mary Jane Wilson, Pearly Wisebalrer, Bernard Wormell, Patricia Taylor, Myron Thibaut, Barbara Throclrmorton, Donald Torrance, Tom Uline, Carl Watkins, Lela Westland, Elizabeth Wilkinson, Doris Willis, Dale Wintermufe, Richard Wooley, Richard Wyriclr, Donald I Yazel. Phyllis Young, Patricia Youngblood, Ann Youngblood, Patricia Zahn, Patricia Zeisler. Don ACKERMAN, PATRICIA ALICE General Course ,r. Cher 2' Y-T-i-gn I.2,3.47 Library Council I3 Y-3 M-:rrrg Play-JS 4. ADAMS, GLADYS General Course G.A,A. I23. wt--pr-is. 4' Future Retailers ot Ohf4 AINEY, JAMES General Course Zimmerman. Nancy Declrer, Glen enior .xgcfiuifiefi Readin'. 'Ri'rin'.'and 'Rithmetic-Plus ARMBRUSTER, RICHARD General Course Band 2.3.41 Prom Corn. 33 I-Ii-Y I.2.3.43 Baslcet- ball I.2,3,4: Invitation 4. ARNDT, PAUL L. General Course Bancl 2.3.47 Hi-Y I.2,3,4: Football I. BABCOCK, RICHARD General Course Band 2.3: Basketball 33 Football I: Future Retailers of Ohio 4. Class vi-fp'-gs. 4: Ourvfzr Stahl 4' Football I: Jr. Pay 3' Iwrtatcn, Charrfran 4' Chess Club 4. 812,51 3. Sm C, pay 4. yy Mmm playms BACON, PATRICIA LEE 4' Na' ina Ham' Sci Cty 4. General Course ALBERT, BARBARA ANN Commercial Course r.r..- :zur Lbrary Cawrr i ANDREWS, ALBERT E. General Course r 4- H--Y I234' Fccfball I Lcpetrt Salon 4. BAILEY. WILMA JEAN Commercial Course A Jr, Choir 3. BAKER, BARBARA JEAN General Course ,2.3 4. Sr. Choir 4: YYTI--'n 47 Yrg Merrie Players 4, ' BAKER, SHIRLEY LaVERNE General Course Future Retailers of Ohio 4. BALDAUF, RICHARD E. General Course I-Ii-Y 2.3.4. BALDWIN. ANNE College Prep. Course Class Sec. I: Student Council I,3: Y-Teen I.2. 3.4. G.A.A. 2: Prop's 81 O's 2.3.4, Herald Staff. Editor 41 Ouiver Staff 4: Prom Com. 3: Ring Group 2: Flower and Color 2: Senior Break. Com. 4: Chairman Senior Play 4: Ye Merrie Players 47 Spanish Club 47 National Honor Society 4. BAUER, FLORENCE LOUISE Commercial Course Y-Teen I,2: Shoshonean Club 4. BEATY, DONNA ROSE General Course Future Retailers ot Ohio 4. enior ,fdcfiuifiea , BEERY. SARA JEAN BROWN. JEAN CLEVELAND. BETTY LOU General Course Y-Teen l,2.3.4: G.A.A. l.2.3.4: Red Cross Coun- cil 2: Spanish Club 4. BIGLEY. RICHARD General Course LaPetit Salon 4: Hi-Y l.2: Chess Club 2.4. BLANKENSHIP. JEWEL G. Commercial Course Class Secretary I: Shoshonean Club 4. BONEN. MARY ALICE Commercial Course Y-Teen l.2.3.4: G.A.A. 2: Prop's 81 O's 2: National Honor Society 4. BOWEN. LUCILLE MARIE General Course Y-Teen l.2.3: G.A.A. 2.3.4: Future Retailers ot Ohio 4. BOWERS. CHARLES ROBERT General Course Band 2.3.4: Hi-Y l.2.3.4: Football I: Track 3.4: Senior Dance Com. 4: Chess Club 4: Senior Play 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. BOWMAN. IMOGENE Commercial Course Y-Teen I.2.3: G.A.A. 2.3: Jr. Pia, 3' Class Prophecy 3: Flower and Color 2: Shoshonep' Club 4. BOWMAN. RUTH EVELYN College Prep. Course Jr. Choir 2: Y-Teen l.2.3: G.A.A. 2.3.4: Prop's Sr O'S 4: Red Cross Council: Ring Group 3: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4. BOYD. JOAN LOU College Prep. Course Jr. Choir 2.3: Y-Teen l.2.3,4: G.A.A. I.2.3.4: Red Cross Council 2: Jr. Play 3: Spanish Club 4. BRADLEY. BRUCE OWEN College Prep. Course Student Council 2: Orchestra 2: Band 2.3: Prom Committee 3: Hi-Y I: Tumbling 2: Class Prophecy. chairman 4: Chess Club 4. BREITHAUPT. RICHARD L. General Course Hi-Y 3.4: Senior Breakfast Committee 4. BROWN. DAVID HOOVER College Prep. Course Band 2.3.4: Hi-Y I.2.3.4: Basketball l.2: Cap and Gown Committee 4: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4. BROWN. JOHN RICHARD y General Course Class Pres. I: Student Council 2: Prom Com. 3: Red Cross Council. Pres. 4: Hi-Y Pres. I: Vice- Pres. 2, Pres. 3.4: Football l,2.3.4: Senior Dance Com. 4: Baseball 3.4: National Honor Society 4. College Prep. Course Jr. Choir 3: Hi-Y l.2.3.4: Spanish Club 4. BROWNE. STUART P. College Prep. Course LaPetit Salon. Treasurer 4: Props 81 O's 3. Pres. 4: Red Cross Council Pres. I: Hi-Y 2.3: Library Council I: Jr. Play 3: Baccalaureate. chairman 4: Art Club. sec-treas. 2.3: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Soci:ty 4. BUCK. RUTH OPAL General Course Jr. Choir 2: Y-Teen I: Red Cross Council I. BUMGARNER. ROBERTA I. Commercial Course Y-Teen l.2.3. BUTCHER. CHARLES General Course Basketball 3: Track 3. BUTTERWORTH. FLORENCE RAE General Course Jr. Choir 2: Y-Teen l.2: Future Retailers of Ohio 4. CAHILL. DONNA MAE General Course Jr. Choir 2: Y-Teen l.2: Ye Merrie Players 4. CALDWELL. CHARLOTTE MARIE General Course Y-Teen I.2.3: G.A.A. I.2.3.4: Future Retailers ot Ohio 4. CARDWELL. WILLIAM B. Vocational Course Jr. American Mechanics 3: Future Tradesmen of America 4. CASTANIEN. JANET General Course Orchestra 2.3.4: Y-Teen 2.3.4: G.A.A. l,2.3.4: Prop's Sr O's 2.3.4: Spanish Club 4. CHRIST. BARBARA JEANETTE Commercial Course Jr. Choir 2: Y-Teen I. CHRISTIAN. JOHN ALLEN . General Course Spanish Club 4. CIOLA, CHARLES RUSSELL General Course CLAYPOOL. KATHLEEN Voc. Comm. Course Shoshonean Club 4. CLEVELAND. ALAN General Course Class Pres. I: Class Sec. 4: Sr. Choir 3.4: Or- chestra l.2: Band l.2.3.4: Prop's 8: O's 3: Hi-Y 2.3.4. Pres.: Jr. Play 3: Senior Song com.. chair. 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. I Commercial Course Library Council 3: Ye Merrie Players 4. CLEWELL. CHARLES PAUL Vocational Course Jr. American Mechanics 3: Future Tradesmen of America 4. CLINE. CHARLES R. Vocational Course Football 3.4: Track 3: Jr. American Mech, 3: Future Tradesmen ot America 4: National Hon- or Society 4. CLUTTER. GERALDINE Commercial Course Class Vice-Pres. I: Ye Merrie Players 4. COCHERL, WILLIAM General Course COCHRAN. WILLIAM H. Vocational Course Jr. American Mech. 3: Future Tradesmen ot America. vice-pres. 4. COFFEY. LEO R. College Prep. Course Football I.2.3.4: Track 2: Spanish Club 4. COMBS, JEANNINE General Course Orchestra I: Future Retailers ot America vice president 4. CORNELIUS. JUANITA Commercial Course Shoshonean Club 4. CORNEY. CLARENCE A. Vociational Course Hi-Y l.4: Basketball I: Future Tradesmen ot America 2.3.4. CORWIN, PHYLLIS ANN General Course Jr. Choir 2: Y-Teen I.2.3.4: G.A.A. 2: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4. COTTRILL. DALE EUGENE College Prep. Course V Jr. Choir 2: La Petit Salon 3.4: Prop's gr O's 2.3.47 Herald Statt 4: Inter Nos 2.3. treas.: Jr. Play 3: Class History 4: Senior Play 4: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4. COURTRIGHT. JOHN. JR. College Prep. Course Class Treas. I: Ouiver Statt 4: Red Cross Coun- cil 2.3.47 Basketball l.2.3,4: Football I: Senior Dance 4: chair. Baseball 3: National Honor Society 4. CRABTREE. NINA MAE General Course Senior Choir 4: Band 2.3.42 Y-Teen l,2. treas. 3. pres.: G.A.A. l.2.3: Prop's 81 O's 4: Prom Com. 3: Ring Group 2: National Honor Society 4. - -' ' -W-'cYt CREAGER, JACQUELINE General Course ,IL Choir 2' Sr, Cl'1Oir 3.4' Y-TL-en l,2: 2- Red Cross Council l: Library I: Ye Merrie Flay s 4 t 'C' . CROWDER, MARY GERALDINE General Course Yflccn l,2,3: Art Club 3. CRYDER, LEILA JOYCE Commercial Course Jr, Choir 2: Y-Tccn l,2. CUNNINGHAM, JOANN Voc. Comm. Course Y-Teen lt Shoshoncan Club 4. DAINS, DELORIS EMILY Commercial Course Jr, Choir 2' YC Merrie Players 4. DANIEL, HELEN MAXINE Commercial Course Shoshoncan Club 4. DARNELL, ELMER L. General Course DAVIS. WILLIAM R. College Prep. Course Band 2' Spanish Club 4: National Honor Scci-:ty 4. DAVIS, RICHARD EUGENE General Course Football 3: Ye Merrie Players 4. DEARING, PATRICIA LOUISE Commercial Course Sgnror Choir 2.34: Y-Teen. pres. I,2.3.4: Props 81 Os 2.3.47 Herald Stall, Editor 4: Quiver Stait 4: Prom Com. 3: Ring ancl Pin Corn. 3: Senior Song 4: Senior Play 4: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4. DETRICK, ARLUE Commercial Course Jr. Choir 2: Sr. Choir 3.4. sec.: Props gr CTS 34- Spanish Club 3: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4. DE WITT, GERRY Voc. Com. Course Class treas. I: Y-Teen I. sec. 2: Shoshonean Club. secretary 4: National Honor Society 4. DIXON, PEGGY General Course Y-Te--n 2' G.A.A. 2' Prop's 8r Cfs I: Ye Merrie Playr-rg 4' SQGFIISIW 4. DODRILL, ANN General Course Orchestra 23' Band 2.3.42 Y-Teen I.2.3: Props F, Q5 l23,4' Jr. Play 3' Ye Merrie Players 47 Natval Honor Society 4. DORFE, LAURA MAE General Course enior ,xdcfiuified DOUGLAS, MARY ELIZABETH General Course DU ER, DOUGLAS General Course Class treas. 4: Student Council I: Prom Corn. 3: Hi-Y I.2. vice-pres. 3, sec. 4: Basketball l.2: Football l,2.3.4: Track 2.3: Cap and Gown, chairman 4. DUNLAP, LOIS General Course Jr. Choir 2: Sr, Choir 3.4: Y-Teen l,2.3.4: Prop's 8- O's 2.3: Ring Group 2: National Honor Society 4. DUTT. KENNETH General Course Orch. 4: Band l,2.3.4. EAST, PATSY REA General Course Y-Teen 3: G.A.A. 3.4. EBERT, SHIRLEY ANN General Course Prop's 81 Q's 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. ECKERT, RICHARD ARDEN General Course Class Vice-pres. 2: Ouiver Statl 4: Prom Com. 3: Red Cross Council 2.3. vice-pres.: Hi-Y l.2, pres. 3.4: Football l: Cap and Gown 4: Chess Club 4: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4. EDINGTON, KATHLEEN General Course Y-Teen l,2,3: G.A.A. 3.4: Red Cross Councg l: Jr. Play 3. EHRICK, JOANNE General Course Y'Teen 2,3,4: Jr. Play 3: Invitation 4: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4. ELLISON, LaVADA MAE Commercial Course Band 2,3,4: Y-Teen l,2,3: Prop's 8r Q's 4: Prom Corn. 3: Riid Cross Council I: Library Council l,2,3: Senior Corn. 4: Senior Play 4: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4. ERVIN, FREDERICK CHARLES Vocational Course Football I: Future Tradesmen ot America 3.4. sec. EYLER, OLIVER RODNEY, Ill College Prep. Course Prop's 8r O's 4: Hi-Y l.2.3.4: Basketball 2: Art Club I: Ye Merrie Players 4. FATE. IMOGENE JOANNE General Course Y-Teen 2,3,4: Prom Com. 3: Invitation Com. 4. FIELD, HENRY JACKS General Course Class vice-pres. 2: Hi-Y I.2, vice-pres. 3: Basket- ball I.2,3.4: Football I: Class History 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. FINNEGAN, LARRY College Prep. Course Prop's 8r O's 4: Hi-Y 2,3,4: Basketball l,2,3: Football 2.3: Chess Club 4. FISHER, MARIE EVELYN General Course G.A.A. 2,3,4: Ye Merrie Players 4. FOGLE, JAMES F. General Course Sr. Choir 3.4: Band 2,3,4: Prop's Xi O's 3.4: Hi-Y 2.3: Basketball, Mgr. 2,3,4: Jr. Play 3: Ye Merrie Players 4. FOSNAUGH, ROSE M. General Course G.A.A. l.2,3, sec.: Class Prophecy. chr. 3: Future Retailers ot Ohio 4. FREDERICK, EUGENE O. Class pres. 4: Class vice-pres. 3: Class treas. 2: Student Council l.3: vice-pres.: Quiver Statt 4: Prom Com. 3: Hi-Y I. pres.. 2.3, vice-pres. 4: Basketball I: Football l,2,3: Track l,2,3: Ring and Pin 3: National Honor Society 4. FREESE, RlCH.ARD L. College Prep. Course Hi-Y 2,3,4: Basketball I: Cheerleader 2. GAREY, ROBERT E. General Course Hi-Y l.4: Track 3: Art Club l,2,3: Spanish Club 4: Ye Merrie Players 4: Spanish Club 4. GARRISON, JACK Vocational Course Hi-Y l,2: Basketball I: Football I: Track I: Future Tradesmen ot America 2.3. GARVIN. RICHARD Vocational Course GARVIN. JO ANN M. Commercial Course Y'Teen l.2: Art Club I: Shoshonean Club 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. GASMIRE. KENNETH WESLEY General Course GIBBS, RICHARD DEAN General Course GIFFORD, MARILYN ANNE College Prep. Course Student Council 2.3.4. sec.: Y-Teen vice-pres. I,2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3, treas. 4: LaPetit Salon 4: Library Council I: Ring Group 2: Class Proph- ecy 4: Flower Br Color 2: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4. GILBERT, WILLIAM General Course Hi-Y I: Football 3. GILMORE, BONNIE LOU College Prep. Course Orch. l.2.3.4: Y-Teen I,2,3.4: Prop's and O's 2,3,4: Ring Group 2. enior .xdcfivifiezi GORENFLO, PHYLLIS ANNE HAZEN, DORIS KEENER, GEORGE C. Commercial Course Jr. Choir 2: Orch. 3.4: Band 2.3.4: Y-Teen I: Class Motto 2: Senior Play 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. GORSUCH, MAXINE JOYCE General Course Jr. Choir 2: Sr. Choir 3: Y-Teen I: Ye Merrie Players 4: Spanish Club 4. GRAFF, BENNIE ELWOOD General Course GRAHAM, RICHARD E. General Course Hi-Y I.2,3.4: Football I.2.3.4: Track 4: Chess Club 2.3.4. GRIFFIN, JUNE C-ollege Prep. Course G.A.A. 2.3.4: Red Cross Council I.2. sec Spanish Club 4. GRIFFITH, VIRGINIA General Course Jr. Choir 2: Y'Teen 3: G.A.A. 3. GRUVER, HELEN General Course Y-Teen I.2.3: Future Retailers of Ohio 4. GUSHURST, GRACE General Course Jr. Play 3: Future Retailers ot Ohio 4. GUY, PATRICIA ANN General Course Orch. 2.3.4: Band 2.3.4: Y-Teen I.2.3.4. HAAS, ROBERT LA MAR General Course Student Council I: Prom Com. 3: I-li-Y 4: Class Will 4: Future Retailers of Ohio, vicerpres. 4. HABERMAN, GEORGE DAVID General C-ourse Hi-Y I.2.3.4: Basketball I: Football l.2: Future Retailers ot Ohio 4. HARRAMAN. RONALD E. Vocational Course Jr. American Mechanics 2.3.4. HARRUFF. PATTY LOU General Course Band 2.3.4: Y-Teen l.2: Art Club I.2.3.4: Ye Merrie Players 4. HARRUFF. RAY W. Jr. Choir 2: Jr. Play 3: Baccalaureate 4: Spanish Club 4: National Honor Society 4. HARTLEY, ROSE MARY Commercial Course Commercial Vocational Course Shoshonean Club 4. HEDGE. GLENNA JOANN Commercial Course Jr. Choir 2: Orch. I.2.3.4: Band 2.3.4: Y-Teen I.2.3,4. HEWETSON, ANN College Prep. Course Student Council 4: Jr. Choir I: Y-Teen I.2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3, vice-pres.. 4. pres.: Prom Com. 3: Jr. Play 3: Ring and Pin 3: Senior Dance 4: Art Club I: Cheerleaders 4: Senior Play 4: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4. HOFFMAN, NORMA General Course Sr. Choir 4: Y-Teen I.2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4: Fu- ture Retailers of Ohio 4. HOLLENBACH, DOROTHY MARY General Course Future Retailers of Ohio 4. HOLLOWAY, ROBERT Vocational Course Basketball I. HOOK, VELMA General Course Jr. Choir 2: Future Retailers ol: Ohio 4. HORN BECK. THIRZA General Course Jr. Choir 2: Sr. Choir 3,4: Y-Teen l.2.3: Future Retailers ot Ohio 4. sec. HAU PT, ARLENE General Course Jr. Choir 2: Sr. Choir 3.4: Y-Teen 2.3,4: G.A.A. 3.4: Library Council 2.3.4: Ring Group 3: Art Club 3: Ye Merrie Players 4. HUMES, ROBERT EUGENE Commercial Course I'li-Y I,2.3.4. ILER, RICHARD V. General Course Red Cross Council I. . JACKSON, DELORES General Course Y-Teen l.2: G.A.A. 2. JAGGERS, JEAN Commercial Course JEREW. RICHARD E. General Course l Ii-Y l.2. JONES. BETTY LOU College Prep. Course Jr. Choir I: Orch. 2.3.4: Band 2.3.4, sec.: Y- Tcen I.2.3: Ring Group 2: Senior Song 4: Class Vocational Course Jr. American Mechanics 3: Future Tradesmen of America 4. KELLY, DONALD EUGENE General Course Band l.2.3.4: Red Cross Council 2: Hi-Y l.2: Basketball I. KEMMERLY, BONNIE LOUISE Commercial Course Band 2.3.4: Y-Teen l.2: G.A.A. 2: Prop's and O's 3.4. KENNELL, MARY KATHRYN General Course Ye Merrie Players 4. KERNS, JO ANNE College Prep. Course Class Sec. 2.3: Student Council I: Orch. 2.3. vice-pres.. 4: Y-Teen I, pres. 2.3. sec.. 4. pres.: Prop's and O's 3.4: sec.: Prom Com. 3: Jr. Play 3: Ring Group 2: Class Motto 2: Class History, chair. 4: Senior Play 4: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4: Salu- tatorian. KINNEY, RALPH D. College Prep. Course Jr. Play 3. KINSLER. JOAN IVA Commercial Course Orch. I.2.3: Shoshonean Club 4. KLINGEL, CHARLES W. Vocational Course Student Council I: Red Cross Council 3: Football I. KLUTEY, VIRGINIA EMILY General Course Y-Teen l.2.3. KNICKLE, EMMA JUANITA Commercial Course Y-Teen l.2: G.A.A. 2. KRAMER, JAMES HENRY General Course I-Ii-Y 2.3: Basketball I.2.3.4: Football I: Track I: Ring and Pin Com. 3: Ye Merrie Players 4. KRANER. PATRICIA LOU Commercial Course Y-Teen 2: G.A.A. 2: Prom Corn. 3: Library Council, pres. 4: Ring and Pin 3: Senior Dance 4: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4. KULL, LOIS General Course Jr. Choir 3. KURZ, ROSE MARY Commercial Course Shoshonean Club 4. Motto 2: National Honor Society 4. Jr. Choir 2: Band 2.3.4: Ye Merrie Players 4. I enior Jdcfiuified LANDRUM, EARL, JR. MARSHALL. ROBERT McCOMBS. DONALD LeROY General Course Vocational Course General Course H.-Y I,2 3.4-Jr. American Mechanics 4. HI-Y l.2.3.4: Football 3.4: Track 3. Football 3: Jr. American Mechanics 3. LAWSON, JUNE General Course Y-Tccn I.2.3.4. LAYMAN, LEWIS MANFORD General Course Jr. Choir 2: Sr, Choir 3.4: Prop's and O's 3: Jr, Play 3: Future Rctarlcrs ot Ohio 4. LAYMAN, OLLIE LORRAINE Commercial Course Y-Tccn I.2. LEEPER, ELIZABETH College Prep. Course Student Council I: Jr. Choir 2: Band 2.3,4: Y-Teen I.2: G.A.A. 2: Props and O's 3.4: Ouivcr Stati 3.4. Editor 4: Senior Song 4: Na- tional Honor Society 4: Co-Valcdictorian. LEFFLER, JEAN MARIE Commercial Course Y-Teen I,2: G.A.A. 2.3.4: Prop's and O's 3.4: Cap and Gown 4: Yc Merrie Players 4: Na- tional Honor Socicty 4. LITELL RICHARD E. General Course Hi-Y 2.3. LOEFFERT, JAMES R. General Course Band 2.3: Hi-Y I.2.3.4: Basketball I: Football I: Track 3' Class Prophecy 4. LONG, DORIS E. General Course Red Cross Council I. LOWRY, ERNEST E. Vocational Course Hr-Y I: Jr. American Mechanics 3: Future Tradesmen ot America 4. LUCAS, ROBERT V. Vocational Course Jr, Anfcrrcan Mechanics 3: Future Tradesmen ot Afncrca 4, LUSCH, NORMA JEANNE Commercial Course O'ch. 23' Bacd 2.3.4' Y-Teen I,3.4T G.A.A. 27 Props and Os 2. LUST, HARVEY General Course MAFFETT, THERESA ANN College Prep. Course Y-Trgcn v cc-pres. I2 3.4: LaPetit Salon 4: Ring G'oup 3. MARQUIS. WESLEY EUGENE General Course Future Retailers ot Ohio 4. MASSIE, GLEN General Course Class Trcas. 3: Sr. Choir 4: Hi-Y 2.3: Basketball 2.3: Jr. Choir 4: Jr. Play 3: Senior Play 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. MATSON, MARY ELLEN College Prep. Course Class Pres. I: Class Treas. 3: Sr. Choir 4: G.A.A. l.2.3: La Petit Salon 4: Props and Qs 4: Jr. Play 3: National Honor Society 4. MEISTER, WARREN J. General Course Hi-Y 2.3.45 Football Mgr. 4: Chess Club. sec. 2. MILLER, GEORGE MILLER, JUNE LOUISE Band 2.3. MITCHELL, ROBERT H. Vocational Course Jr. American Mechanics pres. 3: Future Trades- men ot America. pres. 4. MITCHELL, NANCY JANE College Prep. Course Y-Teen 2.3.4. treas.: G.A.A. 2: La Petit Salon. sec. 4: Prop's and O's 4: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4. MOORE, JANE 1' General Course Red Cross Council 4: Future Retailers ot Ohio 4. MORSE, BETTY J. General Course Jr. Choir 2: Y-Teen I.2.3.4: vice-pres.: La Petit Salon 4: pres. Ouiver Statl 4: Ring Group 3: Flower and Color 2: Senior Breakfast 4: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4. MOU NTS. CARL J. General Course Band 2.3.4. MULLINS, ELIZABETH MARGARET Commercial Course Jr. Choir 2: Y-Teens 2: G.A.A. 3. MURPHY, JAMES L. General Course Hi-Y I.2.3.4: Basketball I,2.3.4: Football I,2,3,4. MURRAY, DONNA R. General Course Student Council 4: Y-Teen I.2. vice-pres. 3: G.A.A. I.2.3.4: Red Cross Council 3: Ring Group 2: Ye Merrie Players 4: Spanish Club 4: National Honor Society 4: Co-Valedictorian. McCLASKEY, JUANITA M. General Course McCURDY, JO ANN MAXINE General Course Y-Teen I.2.3.4: Prop's and O's 4: Red Cross Council 2. McD,ONALD, BARBARA General Course Sr. Choir 4. vice-pres.: Y-Teen I. pres. 2.3.42 G.A.A. 3.4: Prop's and O's 4: Library Council I.2. sec. 3. sec.: Jr. Play 3: Class Prophecy Com. 4: Flower Sr Color 2: Senior Play 4: Ye Merrie Players 4: Spanish Club 4: National Honor Society 4. McLAlN, RICHARD D. General Course Jr. Choir 2: Sr. Choir 3.4: Hi-Y I.2.3.4: Name- card Com. 4. McLAIN, RICHARD, L. General Course Hi-Y 3: Future Retailers ot America 4. McWILLIAMS, RICHARD General Course Class Sec. 3: Hi-Y 2.3: National Honor Society 4. NOLFI, MARIO General Course Class vice-pres. 3: Student Council 3.4. pres.: Hi-Y I.2. sec.. 3. pres. 4: Basketball I: Football I.2.3.4: Track I: Jr. Play 3: Class Will 4: Flower and Color 3: Spanish Club 4: Ye Merrie Players 4: Spanish Club 4: National Honor Society 4. NORTON, PEGGY Commercial Course NUETZEL, NED General Course Spanish Club 4. OBENOUR. MARION General Course Hi4Y 2: Football I. ORR, LEROY B. Vocational Course Jr. American Mechanics 3: Future Tradesmen ot America 4. OSBORNE. BERT General Course Hi-Y 2.3. OSBORNE. RONALD D. General Course Football 4: Track 3.4. PARKER. HARRY M. Vocational Course Future Tradesmen ot America 4. PATRICK, MILDRED EVELYN General Course Spanish Club 4. PEIFER. MYRA JOYCE Commercial Course Jr. Choir 2: Y-Teen I: Shoshonean Club 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. PHILLIANS. HERBERT General Course Hi-Y 2.3.4. vice-pres.: Basketball I.2.3: Football I.2,3.4: Track I: Baccalaureate 4: Future Re- tailers ot Ohio 4. POWELL. RONALD KENNETH General Course Jr. Choir 2: Sr. Choir 4: Football I: Chess Club 2.4: Senior Play 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. PRATT, OTTO LOUIS General Course PRICE, JACQUELINE College Prep. Course Jr. Choir 2: Y-Teen I.2,3.4: Library Council I: Namecard Com. 4: Ye Merrie Players 4: Span- ish Club 4. RAPP. HELEN CATHERINE College Prep. Course Orch. 2.3.4: Band 2: Y-Teen I.2. REASONER. IRL General Course Jr. Choir 2: Prop's 81 O's I.2,3.4: Herald Statt 3.4: Ouiver Statl 2: Red Cross Council I: Hi-Y I.2,3.4: Chess Club 2.3.4: Ye Merrie Players 4. REEVES. DOROTHY JEAN Commercial Course Shoshnean Club 4. REIDENBAUGH, DOROTHY General Course Y-Teens I.2.3: Library Council 3: Future Retail- ers ot Ohio 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. REIDY. NORBERT General Course Football 2.4: Track 2.4. RENWICK, WILLIAM L. General Course Class vice-pres. I: Student Council I: Orch. 4: Band 2.3.4: Prop's gl O's 4: Ouiver Statt 4: Prom Com. 3: Senior Song 4. RETTERER. MARY LOU College Prep. Course Jr. Choir 2: Y-Teen I.2.3: G.A.A. 2.3: Prop's 81 O's 2. RICHIE. JERRY RICHARD Vocational Course Class treas. 3: Hi-Y 3.4: Basketball I.2: Foot- ball l.2.3.4: Track I.2,3.4: Jr. American Mecha anics 3. treas.: Future Tradesmen of America. treas. 4. enior .xdcfiuifieri RIDER. ANNA MARIE General Course Jr. Choir 2: Prop's 81 O's 4: Library Council I: Ye Merrie Players 4. RIESER. GLORIA ANN Y-Teen I.2.3: G.A.A. I: Prop's 8r O's 2: Ye Merrie Players 4: Spanish Club 4. RILEY. JAMES E. Class pres. 2.3: Class treas. I: Student Council 3. treas.: Hi-Y 2.3: Basketball I.2,3.4: Football I: Namecard chairman 4. RILEY. VEDA LOUISE Commercial Course Y-Teen I.2,3.4: Future Retailers of Ohio 4. RIZZO. CHARLES O. Hi-Y I.2,3.4: Basketball I: Football I. ROBERTS. MARION LOUISE General Course Y-Teen I.2.3: Red Cross Council I.2: Ring Group 3: Spanish Club 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. ROBINSON. HAROLD Vocational Course Hi-Y 4: Jr. American Mechanics 3: 'Future Tradesmen ot America 4. ROBY. PATRICIA College Prep. Course Orch. 4: Bancl 2.3: Y-Teen I.2: Props 8: O's 4. RODERICK. DOROTHY JUNE College Prep. Course Band 2.3.4: Y-Teen I.2: Prop's 8: O's 2: Inter Nos. 3. ROECKER. JUNE ANN Commercial Course Band 2.3.4. RORICK. VERLAND E. Vocational Course Football I: Jr. American Mechanics 3: Future Tradesmen ot America 4. ROSENBERGER, JOANNE G. Y-Teen I: G.A.A. 2.3.4: La Petit Salon 4: Prop's 81 O's 3: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4. ROUSH. MARIE E. Commercial Course Jr. Choir 2.3.4: Prop's 81 O's 4. ROUSH. NELLIE E. Commercial Course Jr. Choir 3: Shoshonean Club 4. RUSH. EDWARD Vocational Course Future Tradesmen of America 3.4. RUSSELL. FRANCIS General Course Hi-Y 4: Future Retailers ot Ohio 4. I RUSSELL. LARRY EUGENE General Course Hi-Y I.2,3.4 sec.: Basketball I.2: Football I.2.3: Track I.2,3.4. SAULL, BARBARA JEAN Commercial Course Y-Teen I.2.4: Props 81 O's 4. SCHERTZER. JOAN G.A.A. 2.3.4. SCHLECHT. LaVON O. Commercial Course Ye Merrie Players 4. SCHMELZER. W. EDWARD Vocational Course Jr. American Mechanics 3. SCHROEDER. MARJORIE General Course Band 2: Prop's 8: O's 4: Namecard Com. 4. SEITER. MARJORIE JOAN General Course Jr. Choir 3: Y-Teen I.2.3: Library Council I: Shoshonean Club. pres. 4: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4. SHAFFER. NEIL E. General Course SHAFFSTALL. CARYL Q Commercial Course Student Council I.2: Jr. Choir 2: Y-Teen I.2,3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4: Prop's 81 O's 4: Prom Com. 3: Baccalaureate 4: Art Club 4: Radio Statl. edi- tor 4: National Honor Society 4. SHENEFIELD. DOROTHY General Course G.A.A. I.2.3: Future Retailers ot Ohio 4. SH USTER. BARBARA General Course Jr. Choir 2: Y-Teen I.2: C5.A.A. 2: Red Cross Council I.2: Ye Merrie Players 4. SIMS. BETTY LOUISE General Course Y-Teen 2.3: Spanish Club 4: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4. SMITH. BEULAH JOAN Vocational Commercial Y-Teens I.2: Shoshonean Club treas. 4. SMITH. IMOGENE General Course G.A.A. 2.3. pres.: Future Retailers of Ohio 4. SMITH. JACK D. General Course Jr. Choir 3: I-li-Y 3: Football I: Future Retailers ot Ohio 4: Future Tradesmen ot America 4. ll enior ,xdcfiuifiefi SOULIER. CARL EUGENE TEETS, EDDIE MAC WILLIAMS, MARY JANE Vocational Course Red Cross Council I: Football I.2: Future Tradcsmcn ot America 2.3. SOURS, EDNA MAE General Course STALTER, BARBARA JOAN General Course Jr. Choir 2- Y-Teen I: Ye Merrie Players 4: Spanish Club 4. STAYNER, VIRGINIA JEAN Commercial Course Jr. Choir 2: Y-Teen I: Prop's 81 Os 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. STEWART, FRANK W. General Course Sr. Choir 3.4. STEWART. JEANNETTE D. College Prep. Course Y-Teen 2.3.4: La Petit Salon 4: Prop's 8: Ols 2.4: Quivcr Statt 2.3,4: Ring Group 2: Class History 4: Art Club 2: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Socicty 4. STIFFLER, MARY KATHERINE General Course STOCK, WANDA E. Commercial Course Jr. Choir 2' Y-Teen I.2,' Prop's 81 Q's 4. STRAWSER. RONALD L. General Course Class vice-pres. 3: Student Council I: Hi'Y 4: Baslcctball 2.3: Jr. Play 3. STRINE, LAVINA M. Commercial Course Jr. Choir 2' Red Cross Council I: Shoshonean Club 4: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Soct-:ty 4. STROPE. PEGGY MAE Commercial Course Orch. Treas. 2.3' Band 2.3,4: Y-Teens I,2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4' Props 81 Os 47 Ring Group 2: Baccalaureate 4' Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4. SYCKS, ISABELLE General Course Jr. Choir 2' G.A.A. I- Props Xi Ois 3,4' Herald Statt 4- Library Council I: Class Will 4: Ye M-'rr..- Plgyrrg 4 TAYLOR, MYRON General Course Vic-5-pres.. class I: Jr. Choir 2: Sr. Choir 4: La Petit Salon vicerprcs. 4: Red Cross Council I.2: National Honor Society 4. TAYLOR, WILLIAM DEAN General Course Student Council, treas. 4: Hi-Y 3.4: Senior Brifallast 4- National Honor Society 4. Vocational Course Jr. American Mechanics 2.3. THIBAUT, BARBARA ANN Commercial Course Jr. Choir 2: Sr. Choir 3.4: Y-Teen I: Prop's 81 Q's 2.3: Jr. Play 31 Senior Play 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. THOMAS, JAMES EDWIN Vocational Course Jr. American Mechanics 3: Future Retailers ot America 4. THROCKMORTON, DONALD G. General Course Prop's Xi O's 3.4: Herald Statf 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. TOMLIN, RALPH GLENN General Course Sr. Choir 3.4: Jr. Play 3. TORRANCE, TOM General Course Jr. Choir 2: La Petit Salon 4: Prop's gf Q's 4: Herald Statl 4: Hi-Y 2: Jr. Play 3: Class History 4: Chess Club 2: Senior Play 4: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4. TRIMMER, DOROTHY MAE Commercial Course Y-Teen I . ULINE, CARL E. Vocational Course Q Future Tradesmen ot America 3.4. WARD, LINDA LOU Commercial Course Y-Teen I: Prop's 8: CTS 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. WARREN, DONNA General Course Future Retailers of Ohio 4. WATKINS, LELA Commercial Course Y-Teen I.2: Red Cross Council 4: Shoshonean Club 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. WEAVER, GRACE GENEVIEVE College Prep. Course Y-Teen I. WESTLAN D. ELIZABETH Y-Teen 2.3,4: G.A.A. 2.3,4: Prop's 8r Q's 3.4: Class Will 4: Radio Stalt, Editor 4: Ye Merrie Players 4: Spanish Club 4: National Honor Society 4. WILDS, ELIAS EDWARD General Course WILKINSON, DORIS M. General Course Y-Teen I.2: Shoshonean Club 4. Commercial Course Prop's 8: O's 4. WILSON, PEARLY C. Vocational Auto Course Jr. American Mechanics 2.3: Future Tradesmen ot America 4. WINTERMUTE, RICHARD L. 'General Course WISEBAKER, BERNARD E. Vocational Course Jr. American Mechanics 2.3: Future Tradesmen ot America 4. WOOLEY, KENNETH RICHARD General Course Sr. Choir 3.4: Band l.2.3.4: Orch. I.2: Prop's Xt O's 3: Red Cross Council 3: Jr. Play 3: Class Prophecy 4: Ye Merrie Players 4: National Honor Society 4. WORMELL, PATRICIA ANN General Course Jr. Choir 2: Y-Teen I.2: G.A.A. 2: Prop's 8r O's 2: Prom Com. 3: Library Council I: Name- card Com. 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. YAZEL. PHYLLIS General Course Jr. Choir 2: Y-Teen I.2.3: G.A.A. 2: Props gr O's 2: Ring Group 2: Ye Merrie Players 4: Spanish Club 4. YOUNG, PATRICIA General Course Y-Teen I.2.3: Shoshonean Club 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. YOUNGBLOOD, ANN General Course Jr. Choir 3: Sr. Choir 4: Y-Teen I,2.3.4: Prop's Xi O's 3.4. . YOUNGBLOOD, PATRICIA Commercial Course Jr. Choir 2: Sr. Choir 3.4: Y-Teen I.2.3: G.A.A. 2:i Prop's 81 O's 2: Ring Group 2: Ye Merrie Players 4. ZAHN, PATRICIA College Prep. Course Orch. 2.3: Band 2.3.4: Y-Teen I.2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4: Prop's 8i O's 2.3.4 treas.: Red Cross Council 2: Ring Group 2: Cap and Gown 2: Senior Play 4: Ye Merrie Players 4: Spanish Club 4. ZEISLER, DONALD EARL Student Council 4: Band 2.3,4: Red Cross Council 4: Hi-Y 3.4: Basketball I.2.3: Football I,2.3.4: Track 2: Invitation Com. 4: National Honor Society 4. ZIMMERMAN, NANCY JAN College Prep. Course Jr. Choir 2: Y-Teen I.2: G.A.A. 2.3.4: Prom Corn. 3: Library Council 4: Ring Group 2: Class Will Com. 4: National Honor Society 4. TAYLOR, JUNE Commercial Course Y-Teen I. .n .3 . Is. In :: s::': , Q..--. ,X x'- Q. . X ' X VETERANS GRADUATED WITH THE CLASS OF I947 AMBROSE, FRANCIS E. ASKEW, CHARLES W. Vocational Course Orchestra I3 Band I3 Hi-Y I3 Football I. BAKER, LAWRENCE BOWEN, DONALD ELMER BOWMAN, WILLIAM B. BREWER, FRANK BUTTERWORTH, MARVIN CONKLE, ELMER DECKER, GLENN DOUGLAS, CLARENCE DOWNS, JOE ERICK, JAMES General Course Class vicevpresident 33 Hi-Y I,2.33 Basketba Ring and Pin 3. FOUT, FOREST FOUT, ORLEY GALYK, WALTER GARVER, LLOYD GREER, HAROLD GROUNDS, MALCOLM HAINES, JAMES HARPER, TED HARVEY, LE ROY HITCHCOCK, PAUL HOGAN, ROBERT JACKSON, MERLE REIDENBAUGH, ROB ROY General Course KFEFER- RICHARD Hi-Y 2.3.41 Basketball I3 Footbal LAMB, WILLIS LEVIEN, FRED Football 2,33 Basketball I3 Red Cross Council, vice-president 3. LUNDQUIST, ALBERT MAGG, VIRGIL MALOTT, KEITH Orchestra I,2,33 Band I,2,3,43 Football 2.3, mgr. MARSHALL, ROBERT MARTIN, ARTHUR MASH, ROY, JR. MELBY, JAMES McCOMBS, RICHARD McGRATH, JAMES MELBY, JAMES MIERS, PAUL General Course Class vice-pres. 33 Hi-Y 2,33 Ba Ring Group 3. PACKER, DONALD PARMER, DONALD E PIERCE, JAMES POSTLE, WILBUR POWELL, SHERMAN RALSTON, HAROLD REECE, HARRY J sketball 2,33 RIDENOUR, ROBERT RIZER, ARDEN ROBINSON, DALE General Course Orchestra I3 Band I,2. SCHLECHT, LeROY SEABURN, ROBERT SHORT, JOHN SIMMONS, ARTHUR SIMMONS, PAUL SMITH, ALBERT SMITH, WILLIAM ST. GERMAIN, JOHN SWISHER, ROBERT TAYLOR, ROBERT THOMAS, DONALD TRIMMER, DONALD TURNER, JACK K. VAN GORDEN, ROBERT WILLIAMS, HOWARD General Course Jr. Choir 2,33 Hi-Y I,2,3: Basketball ball 2,33 Track I. WILLIS, DALE WYGLE, HERMAN WYRICK, DONALD YOUNG, CHESTER l,2. 2,33 Fo I I I I enior ommiffeezi INVITATIONS HISTORY James Ainey. chairman Jo Anne Ehrick Don Zcislcr Dick Armbrustcr Joanne Fate Miss Ruth Turner, faculty advisor CAPS AND GOWNS Doug Ducr, chairman Dick Eckert Dave Brown Jean Lcfflcr Pat Zahn Mr. Thomas Bain, faculty advisor PROPHECY Bruce Bradley. chairman Jim Loeffert Dick Wooley Anne Gifford Barbara McDonald Miss Pansy Rauhauser. faculty advisor SENIOR BREAKFAST Anne Baldwin, chairman Betty Morse LaVada Ellison Bill Taylor Dick Breithaupt Miss Isabel Frecr, faculty advisor NAME CARDS Jim Riley, chairman Pat Wormell Marjorie Schroeder Jackie Price Dick D. McClain Mrs. Charlotte Schaeffer, faculty advisor enior farm JoAnne Kerns, chairman Jeannette Stewart Dale Cottrill Tom Torrance Henry Field Miss Isabelle Stump, faculty advisor SONG Alan Cleveland, chairman Betty Jones Elizabeth Leeper Pat Dearing Mr. L. G. Jones, faculty advisor WILL Lee Westland, chairman Nancy Zimmerman Bob Haas Isabel Sycks Mario Nolfi Miss Margaret Wolfley, faculty advisor BACCALAU REATE Stuart Browne. chairman Caryl Staffstall Herb Phillians Peggy Strope Ray Harruff Mr. A. C. May, faculty advisor SENIOR DANCE John Courtright, chairman Pat Kraner Dick Brown Ann Hewetson Bob Bowers Mr. Eric Williams. faculty advisor 9 Ong Words written by Pat Wormell to the tune Till We Meet Again. Harding High-you linger in the past. But to us your memories will last, Days gone by-with deep regrets. Days gone by we'll ne'er forget: 'I947' we will praise, To be part of: hear our voices raise We salute and sing with joy dear old Harding High. We recall-The times you helped us out, When all things looked black and faded out: So we say Farewell again, Thank you, Harding, for taking us in: 'Class of 47'-we look up, And we give to you the Golden Cup Cherishing the memories held Of you, Harding High. unior add OFFICERS Iris Eclrels, secretary: Mary Gruber, treasurer: Jack HotTman, vice-president: Jim Hill, president. 1 ' 1 Not to recede, but to advance, this, the motto ot us, the junior class ot Hard- ing, gives you the key to our success. We like to think that this year, we, the in-be- tween class, have held the balance ot l-larding strongly and proudly. As the center ot our balance we chose as our otlicers Jim l-lill, president: Jack l-lottman, vice-president: lris Eckels, secretary: and Mary Gruber, treasurer. This year our membership in clubs has grown and we've made ourselves a neces- sary part ot the football and basketball teams. Did you hear us in l-larding's music this year? We were there in big numbers doing our part. We'll remember Footloose, our junior play, for a long time. By the laughs it received we know it was a credit to us. We've kept black and gold as our symbols and the red rose as our class flower. Before long we'll be seniors, graduates in '48, but we'll always remember our junior year as a good one along the way. ,I CAM, CHAPTER Ti-iREE-ALMosT FREE Just nine more months About 270 more days And only 6480 hours to go .Q V - M 5, 3 ' 7 'ie ff if T 4. ' is-is J ' P r, 4 ' i-Qi, - of v 4 f i A wi li A I C Ei, I is - ' ff if DI Lili HM' I A ,I ,J y .I X 2 li 1, f 2 'i f A RA ' a f i N4 ii 1 -6 1 ,. Q' it I ii, - if fi , E ff -1 Q f ' -' .f ' fl ' 'lit I f i f' ' '. tn' fl, flfiff 'ill , I 'fi J JI N1 Y. C: Q Q ,PVS Q ' 2 . f W y - , Q -1 D +, 1 1 f 'D , - C.: l A i , 'Mir ' . , Y C LV if 0 Blat: E' 1 Ll!! , y is' A fi I' . E as Q s Q Q . A V iii X J , ht , A I ' a. 1 I li- 5 y HF: ,fly 7 .ii , on, 2 g jf!! JI A A -A V 4. ix ' ii i ' . Y V 1, f J , - -y i, , A . 5 l'l 1 .Q l A h If fl ' f l ,f 'L ' , ..' iff' 'PJ Row I-Alex, Katherine: Alexander, Charlene: Ambrose, Harland: Anderson, Jo Anne: Anderson, Sally: Anthony, Martha: Armendinger, Charles: Askew, Phyllis: Badgley, Phyllis: Bailey, Richard: Ballantyne, Jack: Barnett, Lola: Bear, Betty: Benner, Frieda: Bentley, Clifford: Bev- eridge, Elnora. Row 2-Beveridge, Orland: Biggert, Polly: Blankenship, Delores: Bond, Donna: Bonsel, James: Braham, Letha: Brinkman, Barbara: Brown, Duane: Brown, Martha: Buckingham, Phyllis: Burris, James: Carwile, Ruth: Chapman, Dorothy: Chapman, Norma: Christian, Margaret: Clemmons, Anna. Row 3-Clinger, Donald: Cogan, Juanita: Combs, James: Conners, Charles: Cook, Robert: Cook, Harold: Corwin, Richard: Cossi James: Cramer, Diane: Cudd, Jack: Cunningham, Mary Lou: Cusic, Jo Ann: Darling, Fred: Daum, Virginia: Davey, Richard: Davis, William. Row 4-Dawson, Betty: Dennis, Clifford: Dickason, Robert: Dougherty, Clark: Drake, Patti: Dutt, Mary Jean: Eckels, lris: Eddy, James: Ellis, Don: Ellis, Monte: Endicott, Marylin: Erow, Gladys: Evans, Troy: Ferguson, Ann: Fleming, Dale: Flinchbaugh, Geraldine. Row 5-Foos, Roberta: Ford, Alice: Freeman, Robert: Frew, Sylvia: Fridley, Louis: Fugitt, Branson: Gaylk, Walter: Garey, Stanley: George, Barbara: Gerber, Charles: Gifford, Jackie: Gilkison, Sue: Gilmore, Edith: Glassmeyer, Joan: Goetting, Tom: Gore, Betty. I' 1 -it my -. no y , 9.12, Q 3 .Af 4 l l ,,1iWii.'V lffftrlff' 5 ' it X lj lf 'Q l nu V l si P I J Q ' 5 A , , K J lQl,,7,f!' oillff' J ,W L 4 E . Y 5 'i li I , i ze 9 'V' fy ' ' f if Hs' 5 A All ' i ' mggsffft 4' A KM . A 4 J lj L: file E N H fp 6 is Q 5 ' Nui , 1 M l 'I ' AIX. fl 'A J Row I Graham, William Grate, Eldon Gruber, Mary Haines, Richard Haines, William Hall, Franlr Halley, Jaclr Hamilton, Margaret Row 3 Hindman, Carl Hoffman, Jaclr Holloway, Ronald Hoolc, Mable Hughes, Julia Hulse, Alice Hylton, William lmb-ody, Robert Row 5 Lama, Dale LaMarche, Ann Lash, Joan Lingrel, Richard Long, Clair Long, Mary Lust, Marlee Lust, Ronald Row 7 Metzger, Yvonne Middleton, Marjorie Midlam, Mary Lou Milar, Charles Miley, Rita Miller, Dolores Miller, George Miller, Marjorie Row 9 McDaniel, Ann McGrew, William Neal,Anna Marie Nemes, Margaret Nichol, William Norris, Anna Obenour, Mary Alice Oiler, Pauline Row 2 Hanning, Nannette Harb-olt, Ruthellen Harmon, James Haviland, Mary Herrington, Geneva Hill, James Hinamon, Rose Marie Hinamon, Mary Ellen Row 4 Jenkins, Joseph Johnson, Mary Kaelber, Maurice Kasotis, Eva- Kneisley, Douglas Kniclrle, Ruth Koons, Gene Lacey, Fred Row 6 Lyon, Bernard Malo, Hugo Mann, Delores Martin, Arthur Mathias, William May, JoAnn Mayfield, Paul MessengerfHelen Row 8 Moore, Eleanore Myers, Paul McCallum, Shirley McCombs, Everett McConnell, Betty McConnell, Edith McCreight, John McCrery, Robert Row I0 Oiler, Violet Owens, Jacl: Patterson, Harold Peadon, Gene Phelps, Marilyn Pickering, Lois Pierce, Carlos Pierce, Charles HAPPY DAY-FRIDAY 4 P.M I NOT RECEDING-BUT ADVANCING f f W , ' i .aN 11. l 1 ' mail' Im iii I 1 5 Q gona 'L . vt Q., i' . : , J 1 f 1 , r .l sh J I I A- 5, I L1 , . 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' L1 ' L rw, I l , - A ' L7 .J M - . x ii X J, I l 6 ' f I In L 74 21 77 Pi I Row I Pluchel, George Porter, Doris Postell, Ruth Powers, Eugene Powers, Rose Price, Barbara Price, Kenneth Probst, Barbara Row 3 Rhoads, Richard Richardson, Bertha Riley, Robert Roads, Richard Robinson, Alla Lee Roecker, William Romano, Jaclr Roseberry, Edward Row 5 Severns, Charles Shearer, Bernice Short, Robert Siegley, Joseph Sigler, Donna Slrivers, Virginia Smith, Keith Smitl1lMary Row 7 Swerlein, Richard Swerlein, Ray Taylor, Clinton Temple, Mildred Tennant, lris Thompson, Martha Trafzer, Harold Tsumpes, William Row 9 Weaver, David Weber, Richard Weiser, Betty Welch, Agnes West, Betty White, Joan Williams, Joan Williams, Julia Row 2 Purvis, William Ralph, Mary Jane Rea, James Reamsnyder, Joe Rech, James Reece, Willa Reed, Arvanna Rhloads, Dorothy' Row 4 Roth, Lawrence Rowland, Geraldine Rubins, John Russell, Buford Schultz, John Seclrel, Richard Selringer, Marilyn Self, Carolyn Row 6 Snyder, Joyce Snyder, Kenneth Somerlot, Jacl: Steward, Donna Stineman, lretta Strawser, William Stuclrey, John Sutton, Mary Row 8 Ulmer, Janet Ulsh, Nancy VanMeter, Mary Veness, Dorothy Virden, William Walterhus, Jack Wanner, James Way, Janet Row I0 Williamson, Robert Winfield, Forest Wingett, Robert Winslow, Evelyn Wise, Boyd Wolfel, Leonard Wright, Charles Young, Ruth .SZIU Olflfl 0I Q M55 OFFICERS Tom Tayl-or, president: Erma Morse, secretary: Leona Stineman, treasurer i and Ray Phillians, vice-president. We're the youngsters of the crowd at l-larding this year. We thinlc it's a super place and are doing our best to do our part. We chose Tom Taylor as our head man, with Ray Phillians, vice-president: Erma Morse, secretary, and Leona Stineman, treasurer as our other sophomore mentors. We jumped right in and became active members of the clubs at Harding. On the sports field we got off to a good start, talcing on our share in football and basketball. As for class symbols we chose the red rose for our flower and wine and white will be our colors. Our motto, Be sharp and never be flat is the goal we are loolcing toward. Watch us-were the class of '49. I Row I Ainey, Ronald Albert, Norma Alex, Stella Alexake, Harriet Amrine, William Andrews, Roger Armendinger, Rudy Atlrinson, Ruth Row 3 Bechtle, Richard Bell, Paul Bentley, Carl Beresford, Ted Berry, Bonnie Berry, Ann Bibler, Betty Bigley, Mary Row 5 Burrey, Kenneth Butler, Sa nford Byers, Dan Canada, Mary Carpenter, Charles Carr, Richard Carter, Richard Carey, Patricia Row 7 Cobb, Marylin Cochran, Paul Coffey, Ann Cole, Robert Condron, Barbara Conlrlin, Ralph Coolr, Betty Cowgill, William Row 9 Davis, .lean Davis, Joan Davis, Phyllis Davis, William Deibel, .loan Dixon, Mary Douce, Martha Dowler, Doris Row ll Emmons, Kenneth Estes, Alfred Everett, Elaine Everly, Genevieve Fairchild, Richard Fazio, Vincent Felt, Douglas Fields, Marylin Row 2 Ault, Carl Balmer, Gaile Baldauf, Billie Baldauf, Patricia Ballinger, Tom Barlralow, Mary Lou Barlrley, Helen Bauguess, Louise Row 4 Billett, Deloris Blackford, Norman Bowman, William Bowman, Olive Brown, Cecil Brown, LeRoy Burlrard, Gene Burlre, Joanne Row 6 Carroll, Vadahlia Castanien, Eleanor Chapman, Robert Cheney, David Clark, Dorothy Cleveland, Norman Cline, Paul Clutter, Ruth Row 8 Crace, Forney Creager, Carolyn Crissinger, Donald Crowder, Raymond Cryder, Lavron Cunningham, James Daly, Winifred Davis, Jaclr Row I0 Dralre, Richard Dutton, Thomas Eaton, Bettie Eclrert, Lucina Edwards, Larry Eiseman, Franlr Elsasser, Kenneth Emery, Donald Row I2 Fischer, Morris Fix, Lola Flanigan, William Fox, William Free, Charles Galloway, Kenneth Gantt, Marie Gaster, Joe . J. :.,-o vs 3 fl 8 - Y .ti -1 Al ,R i i Q f , . ix I '41 1' l l Z 'i PI -+ pf ? J- - ll - 1 , ' J -X l llml ,viii 'I V . r. B 1 V or A M l.x l-.ina li Ia ll rnlzi' I. 'ij l -I 9 G' ' Q l- 'I U 7 'JQ' Q r, I . ,AM A L r A Z' . 'L ie, , li 4, 'uf . ,arf is f. F ,' t .23 it ,L l H , Ll A' D ' N ki :QQT1 I as eere C f-fri fail-Vine, .A il w l 5 Till. r' . i an sf y X I 'F 1 ' 'ff' W llg las ni l Yr I ., 1 l 14 y , fr ii - K: f 5, I ' r W on y I ,,-, ,le X ly 'Ig 7 g, A 1 ,li f 1:1 dy ' iliari'r'i r L- R ,I ii I Q Q l , r FY 21, .. Z. ,Qi rr I ff QQ it ,V I IA I I Q- I .n 7 ,r A l . A Lillolilh 'fu Y - J i I-il 'All 4 ,. illq D Fl :ilu i :VW ll l ' f ' rl 4 1 ! ' ALWAYS BE SHARP .S70l0A0l'l'l0l Q arid .... Harding's Kiddies Oh. to be young again Lost in the halls f lx A U , l ' , JW -6 .. I ,av R 'Ia 5 gg- :' 7. rr l , l 3 1 -3 iv I - 4 'f Q5 Q V I Z Ii .7 v . , 1 'ir il Y if , 'i E T yi ?' -. 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Row I-Geissler, Shirley: Gilbert, Betty Lou: Goff, Justine: Gorenflo, Doris: Gorentlro, Erma: Gorsuch, Marjorie: Gould, Marlene: Grate Audrey: Greene, Marilyn: Green, Walter: Gregory, Clara: Griffith, John: Haberman, Allen: Hall, Warren: Hamilton, Marvin: Harris, Bonnie: Row 2-Hartman, Lois: Haycraft, Roland: Hempstead, Don: Herrington, Ethel: Herron, Duane: Hixon, Phyllis: Hochstetter, Barbara Hogan, Ralph: Hoplrins, Milton: Huber, Gerald: Hughes, Richard: Hummer, Norma: Hypes, Robert: lsaly, John: Jacobs, Bonnie: James, Robert. Row 3-Johnston, Dan: Jolliff, Marlene: Keggan, John: Kenyon, Helen: Kessler, Marcia: King, Carolyn: Kline, Anita: Kniclrle, Jerry Kraus, Tom: Kreitzer, John: Krider, Earl: Kull, Ruth: Kuntz, Nancy: Lantz, Raymond: Latimore, Richard: Layton, Joyce. Row 4-Lee, Barbara: Leigh, Gloria: LeMay, William: Linn, Mary: Little, Gene: Lyon, Rita: Malo, Joe: Martin, Betty: Martin, Beth Melby, Mary: Menzer, Paul: Metz, Charles: Meyer, Charles: Michel, James: Middleton, George: Miller, Gene. Row 5-Moore, Ann: Moore, Helen: Morrison, John: Morse, Erma: Mosher, Dean: Myers, Dean: McClenathan, Paul: McClung, Ted McGrath, Patsy: McGraw, Donald: McGraw, Ramona: Nichols, Murriel: Northrup, Wilma: Nuetzel, Dana: Nussbaum, Nancy: Oiler, Barbara Row 6-O'Rourke, John: Parshall, Robert: Parsons, Betty: Pauling, Roxana: Payne, Stanley: Pennisten, Nancy: Pensinger, Charles: Phil- lians, Ray: Phillips, Mary: Pratt, Betty: Pickering, Ruth: Porter, Carl: Radel, Alice: Reams, Gloria: Reece, Robert: Regules, Peter. I L Row I Rentschler Doroth Q s -5 . Y 5 , - 4 P r a Richardson, Emma fl pt 5. I N a Rimmey, Ruth 4 1 I A , Rinehart, James I I Rinnert, Virginia J 0 V .0 Q Robinson, Starling - Q I E Roest, Calvin I 4. ' Q I 'V Rollison, Marylin I1 I i ik -4 L' ' X JI Q Row 3 , , 1 , A Shults, Melba ,I ' - , Shuster, Perry rl I f . 4' L Sisson Oscar I K R 5 a 1 'i li. , V 5 ' Smith, Clarence A I 'I Smith, Freeman Smith John .- .' -0 fl 4 1 ' 6: i A , Vg' ' Smith, Margaret wah - 4 , . ,i,. ' Q F Smith, Mary Jean iid ' '-i T'-Li , A -an that ff . R 5 I ow V, 1 , H I ,, , . 9 yi Stanley, Betty . 'L f.: 3 7 i 'Q Stanley, Richard I' , K in N' , Steinman, Joan I .7 1 ' 91 i , Stineman, Leona t f I , J I Stewart, Marguerite 5 ' Streng, James . -au P . z -, J' - A F Streng, Martha 4 ' 'i r , ' ' ,I , Stone, Louise l h , b rgx ' ' ' I H ' --A L xl' ' ' i ' i' E ' Row 7 .s ,1 13 rv ' ' . - ':. l 4 Tsumpes, Dorothy -g ' -'Q F sv My Q - Ulrich, Charles ' 'A if I I ME. ' 1 Umbaugh, Richard L X' fri J i , Vail,Jaclr l - Qhzgw' fi L Ji A X ' Van Voorhis, Richard 3 V s 2' - Waddle, John f' 74 ' ' V 'i Waks, Mary - 13 Y ' N Wallrer, Howard :NI ug 1 ' I 1 1 , 4-mi, . i 1 if f, I F , i i k 'I Williams, James F. - 'i' S V. Williams, James W. Q- 1 W ,M A I , F i Wilson, Donna ' of ' . . ' I ' jf W-l ,T l f . 1 I B I Ai A 4 Son wi B RED AND BLACK Dear Old Harding High, lceep us steady, When the battle comes we're ready. We are looking tor our chance, Nothing can stop our advance Everytime the tight begins. 'Fighting with a spirit undaunted. Never with a tear were haunted, We will strive to win the best, We will aiways pass the test, Hardingls courage always winsf' CHORUS: Haill Hail! to Harding High, Our song is ringing, Red! Blaclcl Our colors tly, Glory to them bring, lRah, rah, rahl Fight! Fight! tor victory. This is our cry, Honor forever be lo Harding High. Row 2 Roseberry, Richard Rowfand, Paul Rutherford, George Sauers, Clarice Saunders, Phyllis Sayre, Jaclr Shelton, Charlotte Shover, D-onald Row 4 Smith, Ruth Snyder, Betty Somerlot, Richard Sours, R'uth Speidel, Kathryn Spradlin, Lulre Staclrpole, Barbara Stackpole, Mona Lou Row 6 Swartz, Norman Swigart, Mary Lou Taylor, Tom Taylor, William Thaclrer, Lowell Thomas, Betty Th-omas, Richard Trimmer, Joan Row 8 Wallrer, Joan Walter, Jaclr Warner, Joan Weary, Dianne White, Janice Willauer, Richard Williams, Glen Williams, Jaclr Row?- Wilson, Virginia W-olfe, Robert Woods, Lois Wormell, Kenneth Wafiona onor ociefg Baclr Row-Dale Cottrill, Dave Brown, Bill Taylor, Bill Davis, Charles Cline. Seventh Row-Dick Wooley, Don Zeisler, My- ron Taylor, Stuart Browne, Gene Frederick, J-ohn Courtright. Sixth Row-Dick McWilliams, Mario Nolti, Tom Torrance, Dick Brown, Ray Harruff. Fifth Row-Anne Gifford, Phyllis Corwin, Gerry DeWitt, Mary Ellen Matson, Dick Eckert, Jim Ainey. Fourth Row-Betty Jones, Arlue Detriclr, Jo- anne Rosenberger, JoAnne Kerns, Marjorie Seiter, Lavina Strine, Anne Baldwin. Third Row--Betty Morse, Elizabeth Westland, Ann Hewetson, Barbara McDonald, Pat Kraner, Nancy Zimmerman, Peggy Strope. Second Row: Donna Murray, Betty Sims, La Vada Ellison, Nancy Mitchell, Jean Leffler, Billie Bonen, Joanne Ehriclr. First R-ow: Pat Dearing, Caryl Shatfstall, Jean- ette Stewart, Miss Freer, Lois Dunlap, Nina Crab- tree, Ruth Bowman, Anne Dodrill, Elizabeth Leeper. Miss Isabel Freer is faculty advisor. No matter how tar back we look we tind in every class worthy students who have become or are becoming good citizens ot our town and our world. To become a member ot the National l-lonor Society places us in this group. This is the highest honor which Harding can give any ot its students. From the class ot '47, titty-one students gained membership. Picked by teachers and each other, they represent the best Harding has to otter in scholarship, service and character. But with this honor, comes responsibility to use to the best ot your ability those talents recognized in you. To use them in ways that l-larding might be proud ot you. I 636615011 IQA .gzlcoof Our Co-Workers for Better Living MR. FREW, B.S., M.A. in Ed. JUNIOR OFFICERS Left-Glen Decker, Norma Higley, Dick Gherman, Carl Loreno. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Right-Dick Clark, Sam Green, Patsy Duckworth, Ruth Emerson. Our tellow classmates at Edison have had a busy year. Their spirit ot co-operation with us gives added strength and spirit to the two classes which will join with them. To head the junior class this year, the juniors chose Dick Gher- man, president, Carl Loreno, vice-president, Norma l-ligley, secretary: and Glenn Decker, treasurer. The sophomores Qlected Sam Green, president, Dick Clark, vice- president: Patsy Duckworth, secretary: and Ruth Emerson, treasurer. Date with Judy was the name of the junior class production this year. This comedy drew commendation to the cast and director, Miss Barbara Axe. LMLIOH, CLCM, MENTORS OF THE BLUE AND GOLD MARY KATHERINE SMITH, B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University, University ol Michigan, Ohio University Home Economics TROLLA KLOPFENSTEIN, B.A. Heidelburg University, University of Cincinnati, Columbia University English II, Latin I, II MARY ERNESTINE SMITH, B.A., M.A. Denison University, De Pauw University Mathematics HAZEL K. STRUBLE, M.A. Ohio Wesleyan University English I, Ill, Journalism WILLIAM SCOTT, B.A. Wilmington College Industrial Arts MARK BAKER, B.A., M.A. Ohio University, Ohio State University Biology, General Science, Physics KENNETH SOMERLOT, B.S. Miami University Physical Education, General Science, Coach LA MOYNE GREEN, B.S. Ashland College American History, General Science BARBARA AXE, B.A. St. Mary's ot the Springs World I-Iistory, Geography MADELYNE CAMPBELL, M.A. Ohio State University Boolclceeping, Stenography, Typing YULA DICKERSON Ashland College Mechanical Drawing, Drafting EMILY WILSON, B.A. Otterbein College English I, Librarian I - N 9- , , . fl Ti i i 0 ' lx - 4 r 'lvl sb Q , IJ ,V J ' gr K I Us 3 1. ' A A H R+ J f' L i Q ' x. - J J ii t' ' 3 If it K' n A ,4 V - , Z. I n-H F I 8 , xi, i. Jirdlq i , , Y A VJ 'i'Ilf ' fi .Z v I 1 f n -1 7, It i'i 1 .M Ill gcbdon uniom Row I Albert, Gloria Anthony, Grace Ault, Robert Bain, James Banks, Ruby Benedict, Helen Bolander, Katherine Row 3 Darling, Carol Decker, Glenn Ebert, Francis Edington, Jo Ann EII, Nancy Freese, Jean Gherman, Richard Row 5 Martin, Anna McJunkin, William Moodie, John Myers, Nancy Owens, John Price, William Riddle, Richard 0 Tillis, Howard Ulrich, Charlene Van Voorhis, Ruth Wedertz, Richard Row 2 Breiver, Harold Caldwell, Charlotte Chiles, Eunice Conts, Ted Cornelius, Mary Lou Cox, William Cox, Joyce Row 4 Harris, Maxine Higley, Norma Hudclle, Richard Koeppen, Claire Laucher, Evelyn Lee, John Leeper, Patty Row 6 Redmond, Martha Ralston, Robert Showalter, Donald Sink, Irene Sontag, William Steele, Wiliiam Taylor, Marylin Row 7 Williams, Jane Williamson, Dorothy Wilson, William The G.A.A. at Edison this year tunctioned under Claire Koeppen as president: Mary Lou Cornelius, vice-president: Irene Sink, secretary: and Darlene Ulrich, treasurer. The club had play days with the Harding GAA. club. Through a variety ot sports they compiled many points. Many interesting activities occupied Y-Teen members this year. Otticers ot the Senior club were: Darlene Ulrich, president: Patsy Duckworth, vice-president: Jean Freese. secretary: and Margene l-leisel, treasurer. In the Ju ior Y-Teens, Barbara Kenyon was president: Shirley Finley, vice-president: Mary H n Buckingham, secre- tary: and Jean l-lenton, treasurer. 62005011 .SJOIOLOIWLOPQIJ 'Q' i S M i Q i Y ' Eff K I 4 f l xI1.-g. 'ji ' - X ! 0 3. R ' 6 v F, W -A i f. 4, I, j l W X ' , ,ffffi , . 'I qi I W AQ. '-' 3 if If I I L . R if J , F 1 f 'f 1 ir 'Y l '1 ' '- + of A i ' l i Q f ii fi -gag W my il- I Q. ' I j A 7.1 .i up ' Q , EN ,, Al.: A F we W 1 'nA ' , . E 'ai I-Y if F it T ' ix' M. , ' , -Qi. , . s N : 5 , , - V W ,, 0 K ii ' 'X . N ri my pa 'ilm-we r A arf, A iw Q fy A 1 - V 2 4 . '. A 1 ,Q J . ' i I F 4' 'ff ' ' i 1 J 1 'W' fb J lil . 1 if , , 1 Row I Row 2 Row 3 Row 4 Anthony,Alberta Chapman, Phyllis Frich, Delores Johnson, Don Anthony,Mary Cox, Ronald Gallina, Franlr Juvolle, Elva Ault, JoAnn Crammer, Norma Green, Sam Kehrweclrer, Gloria Benson, Derthia Bishop, Jacl: Blankenship, Betty Blankenship, June Brewer, Margaret Burnason, Gloria Bushatz, Keith Chaney, Norma Dennis, Wanda Duclrworth, Pat Dome, Dot Eddy, JoAnne Emerson, Ruth Faine, Anna Mae Falor, Patricia Foos, Elsie Griffin, Nona Grover, Phyllis Harrison, Herbert Harruft, Gary Heizel, Margine Hughes, Norma Hunt, Donna Jenkins, Luella Kinlraid, Robert Kirts, Juanita Klunlr, Dorothy Lamb, Louise Litell, Robert Lombardo, Grace Lute, Norma McPecl:, Rita Row 5 Moore, Patricia Mullers, Francis Musgrave, Wallace Osborne, Warren Penry, Robert Rech, Elfrida Redmond, William Riddle, Marylin Riley, Hazel Riley, Wanda Rinesmith, Robert Row 6 Risch, Elizabeth Roberts, Richard Roberts, Joyce Saunders, Eva Seedle, Clyde Shatter, Ann Shappard, Wanda Shenetield, Roy Smith, Don Smith, Dorothy Smith, Jean I Row 7 Snow, Margret Spicer, Helen Spires, Mary Stanley, Shirley Stofter, George Street, Jane Tharp, Floyd Walker, John White, Deloris Williamson, Ruth Yazel, Roberta K lien Mu E319 mine oung, veggie gil rs 'Ld , 11 .xgcfiuified 1872-1947 An activity sheet tor an I872 graduate would not be very long-at least it would hardly be about the same thing as that ot a '47 graduate. Way back there picnics, skating, and talking together toolc the place of our many organized activities. ln the next tew pages you'll tind our many clubs and organizations. 'l'here's quite a contrast. Which would you like best? I BUILDERS FCDR THE FUTURE Harding is proud ot her three Hi-Y clubs which throughout the year have carried out the high standards ot the Y.M.C.A. Intervclub basketball tournaments headed their sports column this year with several hayrides balancing the social side. Their big service project ot the year was the Hi-Y carnival whose proceeds went to the World Youth Fund tor use in war-torn countries. The Centennials, the senior boys' club, chose Alan Cleveland as president: Herb Phillians, vice-president: Larry Russell, secretary: and Don Zeisler, treasurer. The juniors chose the name Delta and selected as otticers Fred Lacey, president: Harland Ambrose, vice- president: Bill Virden, secretary: and John Stuclcey, treasurer. The sophomore boys got organized in a hurry and chose as their leaders Roger Andrews, president: Dick Thomas, vice-president: Ronald Ainey, secretary: and Tom Ballinger, treasurer. Top Picture, Row I--Dick Graham, Don Zeisler, Larry Russell, Mr. Humphreys, Alan Cleveland, Herb Phillians, Bob Bowers. Row 2-Ronald Strawser, Gene Andrews, Dick McLain, Warren Meister, Gene Frederick, Paul Arndt, Charles Rizzo. Row 3-Jerry Richie, Francis Russell, Dick Eckert, Roddy Eylar, Larry Finnegan, Bob Garey, Jim Murphy, lrl Reasoner. Row 4-Dick Armbruster, Dick Breithaupt, Bill Taylor, Bob Haas, Dave Brown, Doug Duer, Mario Nolti, John Courtright. Middle Picture, Row I-John Stuckey, Bill Virden, Dick Haines, Don Nash, Fred Lacey, Mr. Wiley, Clark Dougherty, Don Ellis, Harland Ambrose, Jim Coss. Row 2-Don Clinger, Stanley Garey, Charles 9Wright, Bob Wingett, Bill Mathias, Jim Hill, Gene Peadon, Marvin Hamilton, Ronald Holloway, Troy Evans. Row 3-Jim Harmon, Jack Hoffman, Dick Corwin, Jack Cudd, Jim Rea, Bob Short, Jim Wanner, Monte Ellis, Bernard Lyon, Harold Patterson. Lower Picture, Row I-Dave Cheney, Ted Beres- ford, Robert Parshall, Jack Vail, Tom Ballinger, Jim Williams, Paul Menzer, Dick Drake, Chuck Ulrich, Car Porter, Ray Phillians, Dick Umbaugh. Row 2-Doug Felt, Dan Byers, Ronald Ainey, Don Hempstead, Cecil Brown, John Keggan, Charles Pen- singer, Dick Thomas, Bob Chapman, Gene Shuster, Tom Taylor. Row 3-John lsaly, Vincent Fazio, Jim Williams, Bob Reece, Bill Taylor, Dick Latimore, Tom Krouse, Roger Andrews, Dick Van Voorhis, Calvin Roest, Jack Walters. OUR GROWING MEN i X u 1 X 'A rw o y Wiki EH? aka- 'dw-.. 1 WE THE YOUNGER GENERATICDNH -1 'sq lr ,-we X-? n fi 4 D LW 1 .J NIE will ' A5361 Top Picture, Row I-Pat Deering, Pat Zahn, Lee Westland, JoAnn Kerns, Betty Morse, Miss Turner, Ann Hewetson, Jeanette Stewart, Anne Baldwin, Nan- cy Mitchell. Row 2-June Lawson, Norma Lusch, Peggy Strope, Janet Castanien, Caryl Shaffstal, Jaclrie Price, Barbara Albert, Pat Aclierman, Lois Dunlap, JoAnn Ehriclr. Row 3-Glenna Hedge, Billie Bonen, Phyllis Cor- win, Sara Beery, Jean Br-own, Joan Boyd, Veda Riley, JoAnn' McCurdy, Arlene Houpt. Row 4-Thirza Hornbeclr, Theresa Mattett, Barbara Saull, Bonnie Gilmore, Barbara Baker, Ann Gifford, Barbara MacDonald, Pat Guy. Middle Picture, Row I-Martha Brown, Betty Dawson, Katherine Alex, Anna Marie Neal, Nancy Ulsh, Janet Ulmer, Shirley McCallum, Peggy Nemes, Delores Blankenship, Ruth Carwile. Row 2-Pauline Oiler, Anne LaMarche, Barbara Probst, Betty Baer, Sue Gillzinson, Mary Jane Ralph, Eleanor Moore, Donna Bond, Polly Biggert, Joan An- derson, Miss Eymon. Row 3-Rose Marie Hinamon, Iris Tennant, Ann Ferguson, Marjorie Middleton, Joyce Snyder, Betty Weiser, Barbara Price, Diane Cramer, Ann McDaniel, Mary Ellen Hinamon. Row 4-Elnora Beveridge, Mary Jean Dutt, Mary Lou Cunningham, JoAnn May, Yvonne Metzger, Joan White, Alla Lee Robinson, Joan Williams, Carolyn Self. Lower Picture, Row I-Billie Baldauf, Marilyn Fields, Joyce Layton, Roxana Pauling, Mary Lou Barlr- alow, Marie Gantt, Louise Bauguess, Carolyn Creager. Row 2-Ruth Smith, Betty Parsons, Dorothy Tsumpes, Elaine Everett, Eleanor Castanien, Erma Morse, Betty Martin, Shirley Geissler. Row 3-Miss Lent, Helen Moore, Bonnie Harris, Nancy Penniston, Leona Stineman, Gloria Reams, Jeannine Goff, Norma Jean Hummer, Barbara Oiler. Row 4-Mary Bigley, Nancy Nussbaum, Muriel Nichols, Pearl Kenyon, Lucina Eckert, Jean Davis, Marilyn Green, Joan Diebel, Betty Coolr, Nancy Kuntz. lm We are an old organization at Harding, but this year we have taken a new name and a renewed grip on our club ideals. We are a large organization-we are Y-Teens. Our song begins We, the younger generation, and it tells to all what the purpose ot Y-Teen is. lt is to build a better world and many other noble things. ln our club at Harding we try to do some ot those things. This year we made Flardingites especially Y-Teen conscious during the week ot February 2l-28 which we designated as our week. On Friday, February 2I, we gave our annual assembly and during the following weelc a club memberyconducted morning devotions over the public address system each morning. As a service organization we were helptul in many ways, one ot the main ones being our help in the March ot Dimes campaign. During the year we've had lots ot tun at parties and meetings, building in our school a spirit to help each one ot us. Leading us this year in making our club successtul were: Jo Ann Kerns, president: Betty Morse, vice presi- dent: Ann McDaniel, secretary: and Nancy Mitchell, treasurer, with other club members completing our cab- inet group. Our taculty advisors were Miss Eymon, Miss Turner, and Miss Lenlc. 0 N J4 Kalolaeffa CAQD' Row I-Polly Biggert, Mary Ellen Hinamon, Arlue Det- rick, Thirza Hornbeck, Mary Lou Swigart, Dor-othy Rhoads, Julia Hughes, Barbara Baker, Betty Bear, Arlene Haupt, Mr. Jones, Pat Youngblood, Lois Dunlap, Letha Braham, Delores Blankenship, Barbara Probst, Barbara McDonald, Ann La- Marche, Mary Ellen Matson. Row 2-Nina Crabtree, Martha Brown, Pat Dearing, Barbara Thibaut, Yvonne Metzger, Joan Glassmeyer, Marjorie Middleton, Rose Marie Hinamon, Ann Ferguson, Barbara George, Margaret Hamilton, Elnora Beveridge, Joyce Snyder, Nancy Anthony, Betty Weiser, Jackie Creager, Marlee Lust, Norma Huffman. Row 3--Dick Wooley, John Hoffman, Gene Andrews, Dick Rhoads. Glen Massie, Bob Dickason, George Plutchell, Orland Beveridge, Jim Fogle, Jim Hill, Dick McLain, Manford Layman, Myron Taylor, Ronald Powell, Tom Goetting, Fred Lacey, Jim Rea, Frank Stewart, Alan Cleveland, Glen Tomlin. Each year the Harding A Capella Choir sets the keynote tor music in Harding's halls. Under Protessor Jones' leadership, about 60 voices blended together to make beautitul music tor us. The choir's many public appearances this year, as always, shows their expertness and those wearers ot the maroon and white are surely credits to their Alma Mater. Beautiful music was the theme on May 7 when the annual concert was presented at the Edison auditorium. The otticers ot our singers this year were Alan Cleve- land, president: Barbara McDonald, vice-president: and Arlue Detriclc, secretary-treasurer. Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Z?CU'l6l I-David Foreman, Bonnie Gilmore, Bernice Shearer, Lloyd Williams. 2-Mr. HuFFman, Peggy Ullmer, Martha Douce, Elaine Everett. 3-Paul Arndt. 4-Diclr Wooley, Don Zeisler, William Davis, Clarlr Dougherty, Tom Ballinger, Fred Halt, Bob Ebert, Kenneth Dutt. 5-Dave Brown, Helen Kenyon, Ronald Haycratt, Harland Ambrose, Bonnie Harris, Dave Cheney, Diclr Lattimore, Bonnie Kemmerley. 6-Anne Dodrill, Bob Evans, Gene Peadon, Jean Roeclrer, Mary Alice Lynn, Robert Johnson, Joanne Anderson, Patty Guy. 7-Alan Cleveland, Agnes Welch, James Lytle, George Johnson, John Checney, Maryilyn Guy, La Vada Ellison, Ronald Holloway. ' 8-Don Kelly, Dick Armbruster, Bill Tsumpes, Bill Flannigan, Carl Porter, Shirley McCallum, Forest Winitield, Glenna Hedge. 9-Bruce Bradley, Nina Crabtree, Diclr Seclrel, Bob Riley, Willace Musgrave, Rose Mary Kurtz, Phyllis Gorenflo, Jim Wanner. I0-Bob Bowers, Maurice Haelber, Clinton Taylor, Forest Winitield, Joe Sigley, Diclr Umbaugh, John Wingett, Charles Wright. 3 Il-John Stuclrey, Leona Steinman, Anne McDaniel, Clara Frederick, Richard Bechtle, Barbara Lee, Norma Lusch, Peggy Strope. I2-Betty Jones, Helen Barluely, Melva Noble, Kenneth Wormell, Dan Byers, Mary Johnson, Irma Gorenflo, Carl Montz. I3-Bill Renwiclr, Elizabeth Leeper, Pat Harruft, Pat Zahn, Harold Ebert, Dorothy Rodericlc, Joanne Fate, Jim Fogle. I4-Jim Coss. I unior CAUII' SIXTH PERIOD MELGDIES vl .ff Top Picture, Row I-Joyce Layton, Barbara Hochstetter, Virginia Rinnert, Mary Lou Barlralow, Pat Baldauf, Mr. Jones, Vadahlia Carroll, Diane Wise, Clarice Sours, Louise Bauguess. Row 2--Billie Baldauf, Marilyn Fields, Peggy Smith, Willa Reece, Lucina Eclcert, Joanne Warner, Phyllis Baclgly, Geraldine Rowland, Delores Haas. Marie Gantt. Row 3-Erma Morse, Mary Dixon, Winitred Daly, Marilyn Endicatt, Joan Walker, Rita Lyons, Carolyn King, Mary Melby, Arlene Saunders, Genevieve Everly. Row 4-Joan Stineman, Marlene Jollitf, Betty Stanley, Marilyn Cobb, Ruth Rimmey, Mary Lou Swigart, Kathryn Spidel, Lois Hartman, Rose Marie Powers, Doris Gorentlo. Lower Picture, Row I-Jim Williams, Dorothy Clark, Lois Woods, Elaine Everett, Roxana Pauling, Mr. Jones, Carolyn Creager, Shirley Geissler, Roberta Foos, Marlene Gould, Betty Coolr. Row 2-Joanne Burlre, Delores Billet, Maxine McClung, Mona Lou Stackpole, Betty Parsons, Dorothy Tumpses, Helen Moore, Marjorie Gorsuch, Gloria Reams, Nannette Henning. Row 3-Stella Alex, Juanita Cogan, Charlene Alexander, Ruth Clutter, Betty West, Nancy Penniston, Nancy Nussbaum, Alla Lee Robinson, Tom Ballinger. Row 4--Bill Taylor, Charles Ulrich, Ray Phillians, Dict Latimore, Bob Reece, Dicl: Thomas, Roger Andrews, Vincent Fazio, Diclr Van Voorhis, Joe Malo. Row S-Stanley Payne, Chuclr Pensinger, Charles Smith, Dicli Umbaugh, Tom Taylor, Clifford Bentley, Franlx Hall. Each day sixth period in East Hall, Mr. Jones waves his hand betore the Junioi Choir. They sent through the building notes ot beautitul music and were presented in their annual spring assembly. OrcAe4lra 'SINGING STRINGS Row I-Joan Kerns, Joan Glassmeyer, Glenna Hedge, Steve Lacey,,Mary Fox, Connie Jerew. Row 2-Kathryn Rapp, Jane Williams, Phyllis Askew, Bonnie Gilmore, Mary Long, Bonnie Harris, Ruth Kull, Janet Castanien, Ruth Pickering, Eleanor Castanien. Row 3-Bernice Shearer, Phyliss Huffman, John Stuckey, Pat Guy, ,lo Anne Anderson, Sylvia Frew, Kenneth Dutt, Fred Halt, Phyllis Gorenflo, Jim Wanner Ann Coffey, Harriet Alexake. Row 4-Muriel Nichols, Joan Bayles, Bill Renwick, Pat Roby, Erma Gorenflo, Barbara Lee, Betty Jones, Robert Felkin, Virginia Schertzer, Bill Flanigan, Martha Douce, Nancy Myers. Standing in center-Mr. Homer Huffman. At Piano-Nancy Kuntz. Under the shining baton of Mr. Huffman, the Harding Orchestra was a credit to us. Practices at Central every day proved well worth while on May I5, the date of the annual Orchestra concert at the Palace Theater. With Miss Shirley Ann Givens, I6-year old violinist, as guest soloist, the Orchestra proved themselves masters of music. We heard them at the junior and senior plays, at commencement and other times and were well convinced of their musical abilities. J Cgzulenf Counci -The meeting will come to order Seated-Anne Gifford, Miss Winder, Bill Taylor, Miss Brown, Mario Nolfi, Miss Web- er, Harold Patterson. Standing-Jim Hill, Nancy Penniston, Dick Thomas, Donna Murray, Don Zeisler, Ann McDaniel, Erma Morse, Mary Gruber, Tom Taylor, Ann Hewetson. Q As tar baclc as I872, there were those who watched out tor the good ot all. Such is the purpose of l-larding's Student Council, composed ot two boys and two girls from each class. Their duties are many and important. They must carry out the desires ot the student body as best they can. ' This year they have certainly done good worlc, staging a cleanup campaign and pep-rallies for school spirit. Following the custom of last year, the Student Council sponsored a semi-formal dance at the Edison gym on February 22 and called it the Cherry Tree Swing. Mario Nolti was the head man this year with Jim l-lill, vice president, Ann Gifford, secretary: and Bill Taylor, treasurer. Miss Brown, Miss Weber, and Miss Winder helped out as faculty advisors. Row I-Tom Torrance, Diclr Bigley, Dale Cot- trill. Row 2-Diane Weary, Stuart Browne, Myron Taylor, Betty Morse, Miss Freer, Nancy Mitchell, Jeannette Stewart. Row 3-Joanne Rosenberger, Anne Gifford, Gloria Leigh, Theresa Matfet, Mary Ellen Matson. Row I-Nancy Zimmerman, Arlene Haupt, Roberta Bumgarner, Miss Moore, Joan Wallrer, Shirley Geissler, Mary Lou Barlralow. Row 2-Pat Kraner, Margaret Hamilton, Norma .lean Hummer, Martha Douce, Ruth Kull, Marlene Jolitf, Dorothy Tsumpses, Marylin Fields, Barbara Hochstetter. Row 3-Carolyn Self, Mary Alice Obenour Nancy Penniston, Nancy Nussbaum, Helen Moore, Diane Wise, Mary Lou Swigart. PQHCA La Petit Salon, Harding's French club, has as its purpose the study and culture ot the French people. These meetings, which are held in class, are advised by Miss Freer, Officers this year were: Betty Morse, presi- dent: Myron Taylor, vice-president: Nancy Mitchell, sec- retary: Stuart Browne, treasurer: and Tom Torrance, reporter. ofigrary OMIZCI. These members ot the Library council have an inter- est in boolcs and the workings ot our school library. They have lent their assistance to Miss Moore, our librarian, and hav,e learned more about the library. Along with the new library, we have also shelves ot new books which helped with the Vocational Guidance program this year. Council otlicers were: Pat Kraner, presidentp Margaret Hamilton, vice-presidentg and Arlene Haupt, secretary- treasurer. -:I I J 23 '- 2 i!! :?: COLOR DAUBERS These members ot the A.A.C. are interested in art and wish to learn more about it. Throughout the year, exhibits ot their work in our dlsplay case have shown us that they know the real mean- ing ot art. Tlnelr club meetings were held the second Wednesday ot the month. They were potluck dinner meetings. Art parties added to the tun. ' Otticers ot the year were: Kenneth Burrey, president: Delores Miller, vice-president, Diane Weary, secretary: and Patty Drake, treasurer. Miss Vesey, art teacher, was their advisor. Row I-Jim Coss, Bill Virden, Dick Graham, Shirley Maag, Ted Beresford, Charles Ulrich, Ronald Powell, lrl Reasoner, Dick Bigley. Row 2-Ruth Smith, Peggy Smith, Cecil Brown, Jim Williams, Peter Regules, Dick Eckert, Larry Finnegan, Bob Bowers, Dick Rhoacls. Row 3-James McFarland, Bob Drake, Jim Rect, Joan White, Mary Jane Ralph, Jackie Gifford, Jim Hill, Jim Ainey, Harold Pat- terson. Row I-Pat Drake, Diane Weary, De- lores Miller, Miss Vesey, Mary Lou Cun- ningham, Roberta Foos, Rita Miley. Row 2-Joan Cusik, Peggy Smith, Geraldine Crowder, Carolyn King, Mary Alice Boulton, Caryl Shaftstall. Row 3-Kenneth Surrey, Bob Wolf, Pat HarruFf, Jim Rech, Marvin Hamilton. CHESS CLUB Chess enthusiasts this year gathered atter school every Thursday to try their hand at their tavorite game. The purpose ot the Chess Club was to give those interested a better knowledge ot the game and a better chance to play it. l-lead chessmen this year were: l-larold Patterson, King, Mary Jane Ralph, Queen: and Bill Virden, Bishop. The guiding hand ot Miss Stattord helped them out. ,,-, at Row Row Row Not Row Row Row Row SHCJSHON EAN CLUB I-Florence Bauer, Geraldine De Witt, Rose Mary Hartley, Juanita Cornelius, Mr. Dunlap, Myra Peifer, Lavina Strine, Doris Hazen 2-Maxine Daniels, Jo Ann Cunningham, Kathleen Claypool, Lela Watkins, Lela Johnston, Imogene Bowman, Pat Young. 3-Beulah Smith, Jo Ann Garvin, Nellie Roush, Jean Reeves, Doris Wilkinson, Jewel Blankenship, Joan Kinsler. Pictured-Margery Seiter. FUTURE RETAILERS OF AMERICA I-Rose Fosnaugh, Imogene Bowman, Gene Marquis, Thirza Hornbeck, Mr. Roth, June Lawson, Norma Huffman, Charlotte Caldwell, Bob Haas 2-Dorothy Shenetield, Gladys Adams, George Haberman, Francis Russell, Grace Gushurst, Irene Decker, Veda Riley. 3--Florence Butterworth, Jane Moore, Ann Youngblood, Shirley Baker, Donna Beaty, Dorothy Hollenbach, Velma Hook, Lucille Bowen. 4-Helen Gruver, Earl Landrum, Dick Babcock, Manford Layman, Jack Smith, Herb Phillians, Dick McLain, Bob Frazier. 1 F. T. A. The Future Tradesmen ot America have as their purpose, building good citizenship, bettering their Vo- cational department, and having tun together. Members are the seniors in the Vocational Course at l-larding. Bob Mitchell headed the otticers this year with Bill Cochran as vice-president, Fred Erwin, secretary: and Jerry Richie, treasurer. Mr. Zuspan acted as advisor. Row I-Bob McEvery, Richard Kelly, James Eddy, Joseph Jenlrins, Mr. Wil- liams, Diclr Seigrel, Kenneth Price, Clif- i ford Dennis, Dale Lama, Gene Connors. X Row 2-Ed Morgan, Carlos Pierce, Buford Russell, Francis Fuggitt, Bill Graham, Louis Fridley, Charles Arrnend- inger, Bob Williamson, Jaclr Somerlot. Row 3-Harold Coolr, George Miller, Don Schultz, Diclr Rhodes, Bill Haines Jack Rockwell, Dave Weaver. Row 4-Claire Long, James Bonsel, Ralph Rhodes, Harold Combs, Dale Fleming, Harold Trafzer, Bob Coolr, Gene Powers, Gene Koons. Mcafiona Row I-Jerry Richie, Bill Cochran, Bob Mitchell, Mr. Zuspan, Pearly Wilson, Earnest Lowry. Row 2-Bill Carwell, Verland Roriclr, Harry Parlrer, George Keener, Bernard Wisebalrer. Row 3-Ed Rush, Jim Thomas, Bob Lucas, Le Roy Orr. J. A. M. Junior members in the Vocational course are the members ot the Junior American Mechanics Club They are active in service to the school and have as their purpose development ot more interest in school and school litg. e,0ClI fl'l'lel'lf l-larding's Vocational Department is growing in some way every year-added this year was the pattern shop. These boys are learning much through actual ex- periences. This spirit ot service adds much to the spirit of Harding. I SECRETARIES Our home room secretaries are l larding's otticial bankers. Every Tuesday morning they hold the money in our home rooms and do a good job ot it. TREASURERS Home room treasurers are kept busy all year long. Their task is never tinished. Ticket selling tor all events, collecting dues tor organizations, selling subscriptions, all are a part ot their job. RED CROSS COUNCIL The vice-presidents ot the home rooms torm our Red Cross Council. With the help ot Miss Weber they enrolled Harding lOOc7, in the Red Cross membership drive. They also help in any service projects ot the Red Cross in gchool. Council otticers this year were: Dick Brown, president: Bob Short, vice-president: Barbara Probst, secretary: and Jim Coss, treasurer. Miss Doris Weber was faculty advisor. , Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row i TREASURERS Kenneth Emmons, Jack Sayer, Charles Pierce, Leona Stineman, Roxana Pauling, Carolyn Creager, Mary Lou Barkalow, JoAnn May Jack Romano. Henry Field, Charles Wright, JoAnn Garvin, Carolyn Self, Joan Davis, Bonnie Harris, Barbara Oiler. Jim Fogle, Bill Taylor, Ralph Rhodes, Jack Hoffman, Gene Marquis, Dick Latimore, Jack Walter. SECRETARIES Rose Marie Hinamon, Mary Jane Ralph, Lee Westland, JoAnn Kerns, Imogene Bowman, Jo anne Burke,'Jeanne Davis. Ann McDaniel, Betty Weiser, Helen Kenyon, Katherine Speidel, Norma Albert, Marilyn Greene, Helen Moore. Francis Russell, Dick Swerlein, Gerald Robinson, Dick Van Vorhis, Warren Meister, Walter Greene, Harold Trafzer, Dick Lingrel. RED CROSS COUNCIL -Jim Coss, Bob Short, Barbara Probst, Miss Weber, Oscar Sisson, Dick Brown, Barbara Lee, Lela Watkins. -Dick Rhoads, Gene Miller, Dan Byers, Tom Ballinger, Bob Reece, Charles Ulrich, Jane Moore, Ruth Young. -Don Zeisler, Doug Felt, Dick Kelly, Yvonne Metzger, Erma Gorenflo, Bill Taylor. I v . 1 . . V uv' it fvpd E9 The show goes on Top Picture, Row I-Pat Dear- -ji -in ing, Peggy Strope, Lee Westland, Isabel Sycls, Mrs. Wallrer, Geral- dine Rowland, Barbara McDonald, Anne Baldwin. Row 2-Patty R-oby, LaVada Ellison, Nina Crabtree, Linda Ward, Ann Dodrill, Jean Letifler, Bonnie Kemmerly, Sally Anderson, Ruth Bowman. Row 3-Margaret Hamilton, Peggy Smith, Shirley Ebert, Mary Haviland, Ted Beresford, Bonnie Gilmore, Arlue Detriclr, Mary El- ! A. len Hinamon. U Row 4-Dan Byers, Roddy y Eylar, Diclr Van Voorhis, Tom Tor- f , rance George Plutchel, Bernard 'KN i M Lyons, Harland Ambrose. Ii- Middle Picture, Row I-Jaclrie Gifford, Pat Baldauf, Mary Lou Barlralow, Barbara Lee, Mary Jane Williams, Virginia Stayner, JoAnn McCurdy. Row 2-Mary Jane Ralph, Nan- cy Ulsh, Janet Ulmer, Anna Marie Neal, Marjorie Schroeder, lris Eclrels, Roxana Pauling, Jean Davis. Row 3-Bob Wingitt, Nannet- ter Hanning, Elizabeth Leeper, Mary Gruber, Sylvia Frew, Joan Williams, lris Tennant, Marlee Lust, Barbara Probst. Row 4-Bill Denwiclr, Jim Fogle. K X Bottom Picture, Row l-Carolyn Self, Joan Glassmeyer, Stuart Browne, Pat Zahn, Jeannette Stewart, Mrs. Wallrer, JoAnn Kerns, lrl Reasoner, Dale Cottrill, Mary Ellen Matson. Row 2-Gladys Erow, Donna Stewart, Harriet Alexalre, Janet Castanien, Caryl Shaftstall, Evelyn Winslow, Ruth Young, Lois Dun- lap, Joanne Anderson, Betty Parsons. Row 3-Juanita Cogan, Geral- dine Flinchbaugh, Leona Stine- man, Gloria Reams, Marie Roush, Nancy Nussbaum, Nancy Mitch- ell, Betty Bear, Phyllis Badgeley, Eleanor Castanien, Katherine Alex. Row 4--Joan Cusick, Marylin Endicott, Wanda Stock, Muriel Nichols, Barbara Saull, Virginia Rinnert, Ruth Smith, Letha Bra- ham. Its curtain time again at old Harding High and that's the cue tor all Props 8: Qis members. This club. for all those at Harding interested in dramatics, presents assemblies throughout the year to the student body. ln our club meetings, original skits are presented with other programs to give a background in dramatics. This year, too, we sponsored the Shamrock Shimmeyf' a sport dance held on March I5, tor all members. Our otficers tor the year were: Stuart Browne, president: Joan Glassmeyer, vice- president: JoAnn Kerns, secretary: and Pat Zahn, treasurer. Mrs. Virginia Walker was the faculty advisor. unior Ffa? if Curtain going up Row I-Phyllis Baclgely, Jaclr Rubins, Mrs. Wallxer, Ronald Holloway, Ruth Postell, Joe Reamsnyder. Row 2-Bill Tsumpes, Bob Wingett, Dorothy Chapman, Gerry Rowland, Mar- garet Hamilton. Row 3-Harold Patterson, Joan Glassmeyer, George Pluchel. Footloose, the story of any hectic tamily, was presented as the junior class play on December 5 and 6 under the direction ot Mrs. Wallcer. This play, written by Charles Quimby Burdette, was the hectic story ot the Early tamily. Evelyn Winslow as Mary Early lcept the household in a dither along with her amus- ing brother, Bob, portrayed by Joe Reamsnyder, and his chum, Buzz, George Pluchel. Mary's list ot suitors included Jaclc Meltord, Bill Tsumpesg and Randy, Bob Wingett. The absent but good-hearted parents were Ruth Postell and Ronnie l-lolloway. Gerry Rowland and Jack Rubins were the couple that married over parental opposition. Always good tor a laugh was Delphie played by Dorothy Chapman. ln trying to hold down the tort, Phyllis Badgely as l-lope lost her heart to Sanford Welles played by l-larold Patterson. Appearing as constant trouble-makers were Miriam, Joan Glass- meyer: and Mrs. Forester, Margaret l-lamilton. The play was a credit to the junior class and a pleasure to all who saw it. QQ Wm mr , frrim Ir II 0 r l 4 enior Way Wings of the Morning The seventy-titth graduating class marked up another credit in its history book on April 24 when tourteen seniors presented Wings ot the Morning by Charles Quim- by Burdette as the annual senior class play. Directed by Mrs. Virginia Walker, the cast gave the three-act mystery, a mixture ot ordinary living, humor, and weirdness. Providing the ordinary living was Pat Dearing as Joyce Calvert, a young woman troubled by business and love. Ronald Powell and Jim Ainey as Adrian and David who were also dissatisfied with their lives, were both in love with her. Kindly Mrs. Ellis and Trudy-that was Jo Anne Kerns and La Vada Ellison-added to the confusion while Glenn Massie as tunny old Tonio lent humor to the story and his unpredictable daughter, Benedetta played by Barbara9McDonald always managed to keep him upset. YE MERRIE PLAYERS YE MERRIE PLAYERS Back Row-Jim Fogle, Dave Brown, Henry Field, Mario No'fi. Back Row-Balbafo Baker. Pat Youngblood Second Row-Jim Cramer, Barbara Shuster, Jackie Price, Max- Lcgllrhlryiaigy-Mlifcliiln Pii'i:liiEtYiZl1na Murray Arlue Detnck Jean ine Gorsuch, Dick Eckert, Roddy Eylar. ' 1 I'- Second Row-Virginia Stayner Pat Kraner F'5l Row-'Roll' Bowman. Beflv Mofse- Ellzaoelll Westland- First R-ow-Donna Cahill, Gloria Reiser Miss Stafford Miss Joanne Ehrick, Miss Vesey, Bob Garey. Weber, Delores Dains, Jackie Creager , . l LEADS AND DIRECTOR Ronny Powell, Pat Dearing, Mrs. Walker Jim Ainey i M errie pfagerd SENIOR PLAY CAST Back Row-Glen Massie, Ronny Powell, Dale Cottrill, Tom Torrance. Second Row-Anne Hewetson, Pat Zahn, Anne Baldwin, LaVada Ellison, Jim Ainey. First Row-Joanne Kerns, Pat Deering, Barbara Mc- Donald, Mrs. Walker, Barbara Thibaut, Phyllis Gorenflo. The mysteriousness ot the play centered around Dale Cottrill as Master Geotirey and his peculiar household. Eben Forthright, played by Tom Torrance, was Goettreys servant and messenger who carried the strange message to all these people. The whole cast truly portrayed Geottrey's philosophy but even so all turned out well in the end. This play called tor more stage work and other production work than most but a capable statt made the production a success. Finally, congratulations to the cast and production statt tor a good job, and thanks to Mrs. Walker from the class ot '47 tor her energy and enthusiasm that made Wings ot the Morning, our senior class play, a good one. YE MERRIE PLAYERS YE MERRIE PLAYERS Back Row-Anne Gifford, Shirley Ebert, J-oanne Rosenberger, B ii R -ii R L R ii GI T I' I Linda Ward, Geraldine Clutter, Pat Ackerman. ac ow I easoner' any usse I en omm Third Row-Mildred Patrick, Evelyn Fisher, Anna Rider, Rose Third ROW-Dick W00lCY- Don Thfoclimofton- Stuaft Bfowne- Mary Kurz, Dorothy Reidenbaugh. Doug Duer, Dick Davie, Alan Cleveland. Second Row-Arlene Houpt, Pat Wormell, Isabelle Sycks, . . Myra Peifer' Leia Watkins' Mariorie Seiten Pat Young. Second Row-Marian Roberts, Anne Dodrill, Barbara Stalter. First Row,Beffy Sims' Phyllis Corwin' Peggy Dixon' Miss Stump' First Row-Jo Ann Garvin, Pat Harrutf, Jeanette Stewart, Miss Peggy Strope, Lavina Strine, Betty Cleveland. Foreman, Miss Winder, Mary Kennel. I Xa: io ga Lee Westland, Miss Foreman, Mrs. Walker, Caryl Shaffstall. This is your Harding High Reporter This is your Harding High Reporter signing ott with 3O. And so concluded another broadcast ot Harding's news. This program is heard over WMRN at 4:45 p.m. every Friday evening. The radio scripts this year were edited by Lee Westland and Caryl Shattstall. With the help ot journalism students and two speech students as announcers, they gave to the people ot Marion each weelc, a titteen-minute summary ot the goings on at Harding. Miss Foreman, teacher of journalism, and Mrs. Wallcer, speech teacher, were their advisors. 49 e,...f.r,sQ..ff Bringing the best news of Harding's Halls People always read the news and so it is at Harding every Tuesday morning when l-lardingites receive the weekly issue ot The Herald. Behind these printed pages are days ot hard work by journalism students and the l-lerald statt. This includes tinding the news, writing it up, checking by the editor and tinal preparation tor the printer and that Friday night deadline. This year as always special issues were included in the publications. These colortul, and extra-large ones came at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and other times. The Herald brings us all the news with some gossip thrown in. lts purpose is to put the doings and thoughts ot l-larding in print every week. This year Pat Dearing and Anne Baldwin worked together as co-editors. To help them out on the money end were Dale Cottrill, business manager, and lrl Reasoner, advertising manager with his assistant, Tom Torrance. Don Throck- morton kept things circulating and Isabel Sycks took care ot exchanges. To keep them all going straight was Miss Foreman's guiding hand. HERALD STAFF Seated-Pat Dearing, Miss Foreman, Anne Baldwin. Standing-Torn Torrance, Isabel Sycks, lrl Reasoner, Dale Cottrill. Not Pictured-Don Throclrmorto n. I u fuer .Sta We did it again Elizabeth Leeper Jeannette Stewart ,,. .....,......, , .,. Richard Eckert , Jim Ainey THE STAFF , ,.,.. ,,...,.,. . . . ,Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor . . . . , . . . .Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Gene Frederick and John Courtright ,......., Advertising Managers Betty Morse Bill Renwick , Anne Baldwin . Walter Gaylk ... M... ..,..Portrait Editor . . . ,Assistant Portrait Editor .....,...,.,Copy Editor Photographer Pat Dearing ,,.. .,,.. ,.....,.....,......,...., . . Secretary Barbara Probst and John Stuckey ......... Associate Statf Members -6' Seated-Dick Eckert, Elizabeth Leeper, Miss Conley, Jeannette Stewart, Betty Morse. Standing -Jim Ainey, Gene Frederick, Anne Baldwin, Walter Guyllr, John Courtright, Pat Dear- ing, Barbara Probst, John Stuckey. Not Pictured-Bill Renwick. l-lere we are-the gang that did the work this year. We give to you your l947 year-book. We've had tun getting it ready tor you. The Quiver ottice has been a bee-hive ot activity all year. Between Leepie's editorializing and John's whaclcing besides other ztatt members quietly going nuts, we've had an eventtul year. Quiver luncheons where reports tlew-and our tinal tun when the work was done- that week-end in Cleveland will leave us memories tor a long time. We've worked hard and we're pleased with the result-here's hoping you will be, too. K f ' 9' . wb SEPTEMBER-Back to school again-new locker numbers-Five new faces on Harding's faculty-Miss Moore finds new spot for library-Football season begins-new cheerleaders-Seniors smile for Mr. Hughes' birdie. OCTOBER-First issue of Herald-Clubs begin organization-Sophomores and juniors parade before camera-John and Butch have birthday party in Quiver office-Junior play cast begins rehearsing. i 1 5 1 Iii!! j lv If' ,J r , il i i gxog X9 . ' - h r S 'N at I 872- I 947 Again, in athletics as well as activities there were no organized sports. Who, in l872, would have thought lciclcing a ball or throwing one could become such great sports. People still raced each other but who would have called it track? But through seventy-tive years, sports for boys and girls has talcen its place ot importance in a school year. l-lere's what we did at Harding in l946-47. I 1 U J joolgaf Toters of the Pigskin SEASON'S SCORES Harding A..... I3 Mansfield ..... 33 Harding ....,, O Columbus Linden- McKinIey. O Harding ...,.. O Piqua ,.i. ..... I 9 Harding ...... O Barberton ...... I2 Harding ,,..,. O Lima South .,... 3I Harding .,.... 6 I:indIay ........ 3I Harding .. ,. 7 Ashland ,.,..., ,I2 Harding in O Sandusky ...... A27 Harding, .,., I2 Springfield ..... 28 Coaches Simpson, Wiley, Petrich, and Thomas Q During the sports season at Harding. the team's the thing. We know this is the spirit ot our coaches. too. When the scores were short, we've been discouraged but by noticing the spirit ot the team, our school spirit revived. To our new coach, Mr. Thomas, and the rest of the coaching statf the cIass ot '47 says thanks for a season ot good, clean sports. It's the fighting spirit that counts. and our team and their coaches sureIy had that. Our Supermen 9501 ,,17r 75N '39 Front Row-Jim Willis, Ronald Osborne, Jack HoFFman, Jim Coss, Herb Phillians, Bob Drake, Mario Nolti lcaptainl, Bob Ralston, Doug Duer, Don Zeisler, Charlie Cline, and Jim Murphy. Second Row--Bill Beam, Dick Corwin, Norbert Reidy, Leo Coffey, Fred Lacey, Howard Tillis, Gene Peadon, Gene Powers, Gene Andrews, Dick Huddle, Jerry Richie, Jim Riley, and Dick Brown. Third Row-Jim Hill, Bill LeMay, Roger Andrews, Bob Chapman, Jim Rea, Don Ellis, Dick Drake, John Keggan, Keith Bushatz, Paul Menzer, and Clavin Roest. r Fourth Row-Don Clinger, Merwyn Mosher, Jack Williams, Monte Ellis, Dale Lama, Cecil Brown, Tom Taylor, Gene Schuster, Clarence Smith, John Owens, Jack Bishop, Don Johnson, and Coach William E. Thomas. Fifth Row-Paul Cline, Doug Felt, Frank Galena, John lsaly, Vince Fazio, Ray Phillians, Bill Taylor, Jim Eddy, Francis Mullins, and Assistant Coach Joe Petrich. Top Row--Dick Graham, manager: Warren Meister, Jim Williams, and Bill Virden, assistant managers, Ralph Simpson and W. N. Wiley, assistant coaches. To the football boys we say, Well done. Thanks tor some exciting Friday nights at Harding Stadium. To Captain Mario Nolti and the other senior boys, it was the last time on the gridiron tor Harding. You played a good game. To the boys ot future years and teams we say better luck on the scoring side. Harding's school spirit depends a lot on the tootball season. We've certainly had our share! 1 H Row I Bob Ralsion Clarence Smith Jim Coss Leo Coffey Fred Lacey Row 2 Gene Andrews Charles Cline Dicl: Corwin Jacl: Hoffman Diclr Huddle Row 3 Jim Hill Howard Tillis Mario Nolfi Jaclr Bishop Diclr Graham Row 4 Jim Rea Roger Andrews Norbert Reidy Jim Murphy Don Zeisler Row 5 Ronald Osborne Gene Peadon Doug Duer Jerry Richie Herb Phillians Zz-r4Lef6af Double Dribble BASKETBALL SCORES Harding ...... 39 Delaware Willis .30 Harding .,.... 33 Bexley .,....... 53 Harding ...... 35 Bucyrus ........ 28 Harding ...... 43 Columbus West .45 Harding ...... 37 Monroe ........ 49 Harding ...... 35 Columbus Central 60 Harding ...... 29 Fostoria .,,....4 60 Harding .,.,.. 28 Lima South ..... 30 Harding ...... 3I Columbus North ,5I Harding ...r.. 43 Ashland ..,..... 66 Harding ....., 53 Columbus West .60 Harding r..r.. 44 Akron Ellet ....4 45 Harding ...... 49 Galion .... ...38 Harding ....., 34 Ashland ... ...4l Harding ....,. 62 Bucyrus ,......, 39 Harding ...... 28 Columbus Central 70 Coaches Somerlot and Bohyer Harding's I947 basketball season was noted tor its surprise games. They always pleased the tans but to cheering Hardingites every game was a demonstration ot a tighting spirit in our basketball quintet. We know that lots ot times the score was short on Harding's side but just the same, we're grateful to Coach Bohyer and his basketball boys tor a good season, another indication ot good sportsmanship. To the Reserves and Jay-Vee Coach Somerlot. we say Congratulations tor a winning season. It was good to see you fighting all the way. BASKETBCDUND WITH HARDING HGOPSTERS Jim Fogle, manager, Jim Riley, Jim Rea, Jim Coss, John Courtright, Diclr Riddle, Henry Field, Don Zeisler, Ed Roseberry, Jim Murphy, Dick Armbruster, Jim Hill, Jim Kramer, Coach Bohyer. Q Row I-Roger Andrews, Diclr Clarlr, Diclr Gherman, Dick Thomas, Don Johnson. Row 2-Bill Steele, Jack Bishop, Ronnie Ainey, Don Showalter, Tom Taylor, AI Estes. Row 3-Floyd Tharp, Bill Mathias, Dick Huddle, Jack Holtman, Diclr Roseberry, Jacli Cudd. Row 4-Dick Fairchild, Ray Phillians, Bill McGrew, Dick Latimore. Standing-Coach Somerlot. 4 9 Af Ei f xf 2 4 V JL X VX Q XA f f ir J ,dm Eric Ajociafion MRS. FINDLAY l-larding's Girls Athletic Association, this year as before, otlered sports tor girls and many girls grabbed the opportunity. G.A.A. means a chance tor clean sports ot many lcinds and lots ot tun tor girls interested. Points were won in basketball, volleyball, ping-pong, shuttle board, bowling, and other girls' sports. 0 A good exciting initiation of new members was held and business meetings combined fun and serious matters. To Mrs, Findlay, the club advisor, goes praise for a suc- cesstul club year along with the I946-47 otlicers: Ann Hewet- son, president: Iris Eclcels, vice-presidentg Jackie Gitford, secre- tary: and Nancy Ulsh, treasurer. Top Picture, Row I-Mary Jean Dutt, lris Eckels, June Griffin, Norma Hutifman, Rose Fosnaugh, Delores Blankenship, Ruth Car- wile, Carolyn Creager, Anne La Marche, Martha Brown, Jackie Gifford. Row 2-Dorothy Chapman, Sue Gilkinson, Barbara Price, Diane Cramer, Juanita Cogan, Nancy Anthony, Joyce Snyder, Marlene Gould, Eleanore Moore, Helen Messenger, Marjorie Miller. Row 3-Donna Stewart, Doro- thy Shenetield, Martha Thompson, Delores Miller, Joan Williams, Carolyn Self, Joanne Rosenberger, Ann Gifford, Arlene Haupt, Mari- lyn Phelps, Barbara McDonald, Marguerite Stewart. Middle Picture, Row I-Shirley McCallum, Peggy Nemes, Mary Lou Midlam, Marlene Jolliff, Wilma Northup, Joan Schertzer, Peggy Strope, Nancy Ulsh, Ann Hewetson. Row 2-Arvanna Reed, Willa Reece, Roxana Pauling, Dorothy Tsumpses, Betty Parsons, Marjorie Middleton, Ann McDaniel, Janet Ulmer, Betty Snyder. Row 3-Nancy Penniston, Mur- iel Nichols, Caryl Shaffstall, Helen Moore, Virginia Rinnert, Anna Marie Neal, Mary Jane Ralph, Joan White, Alla Lee Robinson. Row 4-Nancy Zimmerman, Lee Westland, Pat Zahn, Nancy Nuss- baum, Yvonne Metzger, Virginia Price, Barbara Stackpole. l bg Nr' Lower Picture, Row I-Barbara Hochstetter, Joyce Layton, Barbara Lee, Eleanor Castanien, Phyllis Askew, Evelyn Fisher, Katherine Alex, Martha Douce, Mary Bigley, Ann Hewetson. Row 2-Pat East, Marylin Fields, Anita Kline, Donna Bond, Peggy Smith, Harriet Alexake, Letha Braham, Sally Anderson, Ruth Bowman, Joan Boyd. Row 3-Billie Baldauf, Geraldine Flinchbaugh, Gladys Erow, Diane Cramer, Polly Biggert, Jean Davis, Janet Castanien, Jean Leffler, Gladys Adams, Lucille Bowen. Row 4-Nancy Kuntz, Pearl Kenyon, Patty Drake, Sara Beery, Joan Davis, Joan Lash, Shirley Geis- sler, Charlotte Caldwell. Row 5-Ruth Buck Minnick, Virginia Daum, Marilyn Selringer, Charlene Alexander, Jayne Adams. Mary Canada, Anna Clemmons. I I gl CA 001' UG C 010.5 Hurrah for Harding Barbara Hochstetter, Delores White, Ann LaMarche, Sally An derson, Billie Baldauf, Jean Freese, Mary Jean Dutt, Jaclnie Gifford Alla Lee Robinson, Ann Hewet son. y . sv MISS McAFEE 1 A good cheer-leading team means a lot to the school spirit ot a school and that's what Harding's cheer- leaders have done this year. This team ot IO girls was selected by tryouts betore Miss Mcfktee in the tall. Their own hearty school spirit at football and bas- lcetball games and pep rallies has given the student body and the teams more interest and spirit ot their own. Cheerleaders receive the Harding letter on the basis ot co-operation, ability, and attendance at games and practices. This year all IO girls received letters at the football banquet. T N N NOVEMBER-Quiver assembly starts sales campaign- Sadie Hawkins Dance is big success-Time out tor turlcey. DECEMBER- Footloose, junior play, is well received-Betty Morse finishes senior pictures-Santa Claus visits l-lardingites. 1 JANUARY-New Year rung in at Jobls Dance-Semester exams cause usual struggle. FEBRUARY-Seniors sweat oui two hours ot Pepsi-Cola scholarship test-Cupid gets generous with arrows on the tourteenth-Many l-lardingites join Vfashington and Lincoln in celebrating February birthdays- Cherry Tree Swing gives opoofiufity to display new torrnals-Senior play chosen. , - '-' ,-'T gf-'fff is '5 ' 1 l V i V1 I1 .mi -1,0 -...i 6... I , by v-33. - n u u yf l! 4 . ' I 1 I I - MARCH-Seniors chew pencils over state scholarships test-Cast for Wings ot the Morning, senior play. an- nounced-Kids sent home tor a week on St. Pat's Day-Senior Quiver statf lwith M. Cl spends memorable weekend in Cleveland-Band displays talent in annual concert-Dick Bigley and Butch Frederick pass N.R.O.T.C. test- Shamrock Shimmy, the wearing of the green-Week otl to prepare for Easter bunny. ' 7 oroud. APRIL-Students decide upon futures at Vocational Conference- Wings of the Morning cast does class ot '47 I ll'-v -'l41m,,4, is 'uw .X 7' ,r Y1 i'fiPi' fOrC?C fra Concert ic huge succezz-Senior clnoi ocniefi snows effort well spent-Future Retailers finish acti' f 'n iencpeieferlorf bid fareweil to books at exams. , Q -Elem 93' i,.r-cr' and :opnomores-Junior-SeniQi' Prom keeps Hardingites going till dawn-Seniors spend b'. +,' ff Q Kia , Defi Senior Breaifazt, Cornrnenccm,-wt, and Senior Dance. gongrafufafionri Cfvm off 94 7 HUGHES STUDIO k?f PHQTQGRAPHS Mow 0Mcia!!0A0fogral0Aer I 1395+ washes +0 me eradua+:ng Class of Harding I-ugh and Congrafulafions +0 'rhe Edi+oriaI s+aff of 'rhe quiver on a Job Well Done HE MFG. 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Arrow, Wings, Hansen, Hickok, Schoble, lnterwoven, Holeproof, Crosby Square, Rob-Lee, Rugby, Lamb Knit, Jersild, Cheney, Silvoline, Coopers, Jockey, Munsingwear, Swank, Jayson, Botany, Palm Beach and others. THRIFTY FOLKS COME FOR 40 MILES TO TRADE AT ' The Graduating Class of . Harding High School in in I947 4 A ' The Isaly Opening of the most modern dairy plant I947. Q .ibairy .SJQCEH AJ fd I BORDEN'S DAIRY MALO BROTHERS and 8. SONS ICE CREAM COMPANY Compliments of 1 COMPLIMENTS OF The Marion Melal PALACE THEATRE Pmdudse Company Manufacturers and Hydraulic Hoisfs MARICN THEATRE S+eeI Dump Bodies Melal Burial Vaulf MARION, OHIO TO THE CLASS OF I947 , AND THEIR FRIENDS ComplImen'rs of I f Q OUR SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS I 6960! OHIO PUBLIC SERVICE co. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '47 Compliments of WE WISH TO AGAIN CONGRATULATE THE GRADUATES OF HARDING HIGH SCHOOL' The Pol lack Sleel The columns of The Marion Star have reported graduating programs for sixty-two classes. We welcome your class as 'che sixty-third. MANUFACTURERS OF HOT ROLLED RAIL STEEL PRODUCTS J c pa I f if BETTY ZANE CORN PRODUCTS. INC. X? MARION, OHIO DRINK HOTEL HARDINC5 I COFFEE SHOP Marion's Most Popular Eating Place DELICIOUS FOOD AT POPULAR PRICES YIADIQMAIII no. 0.0. Nl. OH. Air Condifioned VIRGII. F. DYE, Manager IN BOTTLES DELlclous AND REERESHING LENNON FURNITURE COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF SEARS ROEBUCK 84 CO. 23I WEST CENTER STREET Pho I655 C g 'clationst 47 CI CORRECT FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ESTABLISHED :aaa BLAKE'S FLORISTS 46 EAST CENTER STREET PHONE 5169 CongraiuIaI:ions fo the Class of '47 MARKET ancI LEWIS THE HOME OF McGREGEOR SPORTSWEAR I35 EAST CENTER STREET PHONE 2838 CAMPBELL FARM SUPPLY MOTOR TRUCKS-FARM EQUIPMENT REFRIGERATION-HARDWARE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Marion, Ohio Phone I2I66 Compliments of K R A N E R INSURANCE AGENCY All Kinds of Insurance I96 South Main Street Phone 7I42 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF I947 K L I N E'S DEPARTMENT STORE KNOWN FOR STYLE AND QUALITY Congratulations Class of I947 THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF MARION Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of THE MARION COUNTY BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Personal Loans- CALL AT THE FAHEY BANKING COMPANY I27 NORTH MAIN STREET Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of 'Federal Reserve System FOR COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE CARROLL'S S E E The Avenue Lumber Ce- GIFTS OF DISTINCTION FOR O ALL OCCASIONS Johns Manville Roofing-Celotex Insulation Board Curtis Cabinets and Millworlr I72 West Center Street Phone 2806 Congratulations to the Class of '47 ANSON PICKEREL INC. STYLE Q QUALITY Q VALUE Aufhorized H O O V E R Sales and Service BRO.f GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS OF HARDING HIGH If It's Insurance, See Us Before You Buy Llewellyn 8: Selanders Insurance J. W. LLEWELLYN-W. A. SELANDERS Compliments of Marion Federal Savings and Loan Association Insured Savings-Home Loans I34 EAST CENTER STREET MARION, OHIO Compliments of i QS IWIW7 f' Q 'QI ff! 'i . I'-'I'u1 'f l JS F l'0I.IcTTi Fraternal Order of Police MARION COUNTY LODGE NO. 24 KELLER PRINTING SERVICE You'll Be Satisfied PHONE 5808 295 WEST CHURCH STREET MARION, OHIO Your Fire Department does more than tight fires. Their first thought is- ' Prevenfion O CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '41 MARION CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT Congratulations-Class of '47 SMITH CLOTHING CO. STUDENT HEADQUARTERS II9 EAST CENTER STREET CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '47 PONTIAC-CADILLAC Sales 5 Service The McDaniel Motor Co. Congratulations of The White Front Market MONTROSE BRAND PRODUCTS Phone 2823 I25 EAST CENTER STREET MARION, OHIO ARRO EXPANSION Silk Flosimgbake Flour BOLT CO. MARION MILLING CO. MARION, ol-no Compliments of The Cory Rubber Co. 0 Manufacturers of Surgical Gloves Compliments of The Marion Business College SPECIALIZED COURSES FOR VETERANS ADVANCED COURSES FOR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES For Complete Information, Write, Call, or Dial 2767, J. T. BARGAR, President Compliments of THE AMERICAN MALLEABLE CASTING CO. Bobby Price's Haberdashery The Home of Pants That Malre You Pant J. P. COURTRIGHT-Super Salesman E. O. FREDERICK-Window Washer and Decorator STORES IN, WALDO, AGOSTA, LARUE, AND IBERIA Compliments of PROBST SUPPLY CO. Distributors of INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT PLUMBING AND HEATING MATERIALS NE 2698 COM PLIMENTS OF ANTHONY LAUNDRY I96 East Center Street Phone 2333 Compliments of THE MARION WATER CO AND EMPLOYEES OWER-LIGHT-AIR CONDITIONING-REFRIGERATION LAWRENCE B. MORSE COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION and ELECTRIC SERVICE LASS OF '47 FOOTWEAR OF KNOWN QUALITY SMART 8: WADDELL c gflf ffh CI f47 AGENT ALLIED LINES WRIGHT TRANSFER 81 STORAGE COMPANY C mplrments F Q THE MARION RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY CITY BUS SERVICE Compliments of MECHANTS TRANSFER AND STORAGE COMPANY I80 E t MII St t Ph 4282 Compliments of THE WILSON BOHANNAN COMPANY MARION, OHIO Compliments of THE BAKER WOOD PRESERVING CO. MARION, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '47 SAFETY AND SERVICE IN LIFE INSURANCE OHIO STATE LIFE INSURANCE co. MARION COUNTY BANK BUILDING TELEPHONE 6262 MARION, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I947 UHLER'S Watrous-Andrews, Inc. Dependable Insurance CarI Watrous Earl Andrews Com pliments of Marion Federal Savings and Loan Association Insured Savings-Home Loans I34 EAST CENTER STREET MARION OHIO 9915 Wyre' em' ci ITP A feperrfofli o BE 55,59 Compliments of I D. D AMATO COMPLETE SHOE REBUILDING AND CUSTOM WORK Phone 2852 I42 South Main Street Marion, OI1io Marion County Farm Bureau Co-op Association Marion-New Bloomington-La Rue CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '47 P E O P L E' S I7I West Center Street Phone 2894 Compliments of S. S. KRESGE CO. Turott Brothers Restaurant WHERE GOOD FOOD AND GOOD PEOPLE MEET I22 SOUTH MAIN STREET Compliments ot United Electric Supply Co. l38 EAST CENTER STREET PHONE 2404 COMPLIMENTS OF KROGER'S SUPER MARKET 260 sour:-I PROSPECT STREET GENERAL OFFICE MACHINERY CO. FOR BETTER TYPEWRITERSH 5l6 Uhler-Phillips Building L. E. Jack FAROUEAR, Manager PHONE 2904 Congratulations to the Class of '47 G. R. KINNEY SHOE CO. Compliments ot KERRY JEWELRY STORE COMPLIMENTS OF THE MARION PAINT CO. I88 East Center Street Phone 7I I2 Compliments ot CHENEY and SON NEON SIGNS THE W W! WITH THE JEWELRY R GLASS STORE , DOOR II4 S. MAIN STREET Congratulations to the Class of '47 BARFORD'S CAFETERIA me EAST CENTER STREET MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP Q MARY CLARK-PHONE 2784 LIDO APT. MARION, OHIO Congratulations to the Class ot '47 Freeman Flying Service MUNICIPAL AIRPORT-MARION, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of '47 LOEB FURNITURE CO. I4I SOUTH MAIN STREET CITY ICE 81 FUEL CO. CAVALIER FUEL-ZERO FOOD LOCKERS I73 Oak Street Phone 2772 Baldauf and Schlientz, Inc. COAL-CONCRETE BUILDING UNITS I59 North Greenwood Street COMPLIMENTS OF T H E C I T Y L O A N no-4 WEST CENTER STREET Compliments of H. E. GREENBAUM NEWS sHoP Compliments of MARION GRAIN 81 SUPPLY Congratulations to the Class of I947 The Schaffner-Denzer Co. 360 EAST CENTER STREET PHONE 2262 Compliments of WISE'S SUPER MARKET Compliments of GoerIich's Greenhouse HOME OF FRESH CUT FLOWERS Corner of Church and Kenmore fill Dfflnlf .ffflf IF Nfllff H , , 4 Q ll 4 V X ,. . I 1 X - I I -fl-- EIIIELRY 555' EUIIPII NV fslablrnhed l9l9 Izo W.CENTEl ST MARION OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF MARION RECREATION I26 SOUTH PROSPECT Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '47 'Wyandot Popcorn' Co. MARION, or-no Compliments of SMITH MATTRESS CO. CITY FURNITURE MART Furniture of Quality at Lowest Prices A. E. CHENEY, Owner R. E. CHENEY, Assistant Manager l7I-I73 East Center Street Phone 2234 Compliments of The Ward-Stilson Company MANUFACTURERS OF MAISONETTE FROCKS C. 8: O. COAL YARD FOR BETTER COALS SILVER AND BREEN DIAL 6242 Compliments of FEAVER BROTHERS WHEEL ALIGNMENT BODY AND FENDER SERVICE Rear of Ohio Theatre-Phone 2083 Compliments of Marion Radio Red Cab I 1 Compliments of Adding Machine and Typewriter Exchange l26 COURT STREET PHONE 4290 GOOD FOOD COURTEOUS SERVICE FERGUSON DINER OPEN 6:00 A.M. TO 3:00 A.M. 243 West Center Street-Phone 92l5-Marion, Ohio Bowe Bros. Ice Cream Co. New Building-New Equipment-Completely Modern TABLE OR TRAY SERVICE Oalzland Heights Phone 4I97 Compliments of THE DANNER BUICK CO. Compliments of PALACE RECREATION BOWLING AND RECREATION COMPLIMENTS OF Mitchell's Harding Store Phone 9203 Congratulations to the Class of '47 PARISH DAIRY CO. Compliments ot HENNEY 81 COOPER WALGREEN AGENCY DRUG AND PHYSlClAN'S SUPPLIES I3b West Center Street Phone 52I5 COMPLIMENTS OF ADOLPH BIANCHI HOME MADE CANDY 5I8 West Center Street-Marion, Ohio Compliments of HARRUFF'S TIRE STORE THE GENERAL STORE I94 SOUTH MAIN STREET g Congratulations to the Class of '47 Carl's Sandwich Shop CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '47 THE GIFT CENTER Palace Theater Building Phone 3I I2 Congratulations to the Class of '47 JOHN V. RUTH :CIVIL ENGINEER 8: SURVEYOR PHONE 6445 2II BAIN AVENUE COM PLIMENTS OF SAFETY CAB Compliments of Economy Savings 8: Loan Co. H. NUSSBAUM, Manager I46 East Center'Street Phone 2538 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '47 Shellhorn's Music Store I26 West Church Street Phone 2899 M u s I c Compliments of FOR ALL OCWONS SPOTLESS CLEANERS Ben Lenavltt I79 South Main-Phone 2004 249 WEST CENTER STREET PHONE 7477 H A R D E N ' S I l HOME OF TWO HOU.R CLEANING Compliments of J. and B. MARKET -Where There's No Substitute for Quality- FREE DELIVERY PHONE 6238 J. c.Ci5IELNiiiEiiF co. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '47 W. T. GRANT CO. COM PLIMENTS OF THE NIC NAC Opposite Post Olifice RELIABLE PLUMBING 81 HEATING C0. PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR I46 North State Street--Phone 2288-Mari-on, Ohio WIANT'S BOOK STORE Compliments of FRED ELLERY 81 SON Congratulations to the Class of '47 Peerless Dry Cleaners 6l4-6l6 East Center Street Phone 296l MR. AND MRS. L. R. WILCOX Jimmies Sales ancl Service GAS AND OIL HEATING-HOME APPLIANCES GIFT SHOP Phone 2835-600 Bellefontaine Ave.-Marion, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '47 A 8: P FOOD STORE DELUX CLEANERS 280 West Center Street Phone 2555 BERLE LONGBERRY, Proprietor REX ELECTRIC CO. Household Appliances-Records and Radios I42 NORTH STATE STREET PHONE 2046 FINANCIAL STATEMENT This is a financial report of The Quiverf' class yearbook for the year I947. RECEIPTS DISBURSEMENTS AClVe'fl5lnf3 ---- i4 ----- '-.- 5 7 -50 Cost of Book .......,....,....... l0.47 Subscflptlons ' ll-25 New Furniture .,.......,.......,... 325.02 Gfaft -'----- loo-O0 Automobile Bills-lGene Fredricksl l'lU5lT MOVTGY ------ 50-OO Gasoline .................... l5.35 Gambling ............. 75l.OO Tires ,,....,,,, 25.00 Sale of Wafe-red Stock .--. l000.lO Windows ...,........ ........ i o.oo l New Automobile ............... 4500.00 Tots' Assets s' f'9'9'9' Windshield Wiper-iiahn cauiifaghii 35.00 Breakfast for Business Manager ........ 55.00 Trip to Athens, Ohio ........ 95.00 Trip to Cleveland, Ghio Hotel Rooms ....... 65.00 Meals ........ l5.00 Cokes .........,... ......... 9 5.00 Gift for Faculty Advisor .............. .44 Radio Combo for use in Quiver Office . . I I0.00 l-louse Rent for the Faculty Advisor .,.. 400.00 Blue Suit for B. Renwick ............. 3l5.00 Seersucker suit for Mr. A. Cf. May ...... I00.00 Bill from tailors for pegging 84 draping same . .. 2.00 Janitor Servicg ........................... 450.00 Total Disbursements .. 6623.29 Total Assets ..... l9l9.9l Net LOSS . . .... S4-703.38 In Order to cover the net loss for the year, the Quiver staff kidnapped the famous movie actress. Jane Russell, and held her for a ransom of 54703.39 which was promptly paid by her studio in order to keep up production of her current movie and to keep up the morale on the movie lot. By this action the Quiver staff has the following report for the years' receipts and expenditures. Ransom Money Received .... .' .... 54703.39 Net Loss as above ..... ..... S 4703.38 Net Profit for year . .. . ........ . .OI The profits are to be divided equally among the members of the Class of '47. .Au f0gl'l1,9LJ M Qxoix Q2 .xdufogralakd UPN buf I, , Q3 X 47 ' 0 jj f fhhflfez. W f if x fl' I . , ' 1 1 X ,, V K- x N . RN xi Q . 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