Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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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.

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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

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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