Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1948 volume:

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M 4 a x .' -- 4 ,g. .y-,,A,,A . . , A, Y .., X-, I x MJ.- -' -awf-..,,'ff2 fs- --4 nf Y2-Nftx 5 'f'a,Q'f+' -La, , A ' L 'C' ' Pali-.k I ,-if ' I V v '-rgfzb.-x-A' -.., K x '15 35 ,. px.- f .1 1, I f 1 I f f , ,, ' ,I Lf P f . TM .f,..'n if' 9 'J xg- 1 1 n Iv 5 I A pictorial review of the comings and goings of fellow travelers along the HARDING HIGH-way during the past school year, depicting the signs of the times along the way . . . the pleasant journeys up the hills and down the valleys . . . the cheerful assistance of the conductors of the Happiness Tour . . . the Maps of the smiling faces of all those who toolc the trip . . . . . . as the years go by, we hope this travelog will always be a delightful reminder of the good old days of our early travels . . .and a pleasant memory of our journey along HARDING HIGH-way ibecbcafion . . . It is with mucn prge that the staff dedicates the I948 Ouiver to an outstanding member of the Harding High fac- ulty . . . to one, whose cheerful smile. sympathetic under- standing, and helpful guidance has endeared her to the hearts of all travelers along HARDING HlGH-way . . . MISS EDITH BROWN . . . with three loud and lusty blasts of the horn, we salute you . . . and as we leave the sheltered paths of HARDING HIGH-way to go out on our own, we lovingly post this sign, to your memory . . . FiHy Smiles an Hour I' 4... . vw.. - 1 3'?v 'f 5' nf, f mi: ,,f,,:',. fs 1, V. if 'N 1 1 I A I, r . :f- f X f , g , K w.f --..4' -JL1 .1 -.f J, .1 '-f-'I J 'v- i i C ive can ing Gfizend . . . W. Briclrley, J. Barnhart J. D. Torrance E. Holt P. Bachman C. Robinson GN ouR RuNNiNG-BoARD As the Quiver tlivver bounces down the l-IARDING HIGH-way, we wave our three remaining dilapidated tenders in cheerful recognition to the tive public-spirited citizens, who ride the running board. Chosen by the taxpayers ot our community. they have received a deserved vote ot confidence from the electorate, to formulate the policies and plan tor the tuture development ot this busy thoroughfare. Thanks to their devotion to public duty, they give unstintingly ot their time and energy trom their own private enterprises. to widen the scope of the HARDING l-llGl-l-way in preparation tor the increased tratfic that is detinitely on the way. The l-larding Super- l-lighway of the future will be a monument to their achievements. ln passing, we post this sign to the Board ot Education . . . if LTJLM Leaves the Driver's Seaf . . . After successfully leading the Educational Parade down HARDING HIGH-way, Mr. Holt turns the steer- ing-wheel over to Mr. Dickey, to travel to new heights in his life's journey. l-lis diligent supervision, his patience, kindness, and thoughtfulness will always be an inspira- tion to us. l-lere's a twelve-cylinder salute to you, Mr. l-lolt . . . Bon Voyage . . . and more power to you. Rides Along in the Front Seaf As we march down l-IARDING HIGH-way, we pause at the reviewing stand to give a royal salute to our Prince of a Principal, A. C. May. l-lis untiring pa- tience and keen alertness has guided us through many a fog and mist, and made the rough road easier traveling. ln passing, we slyly post this sign to PRINCE ALBERT J ol? mick? Takes Over fhe Wheel We post a Welcome sign to you, Mr. Dickey, our new superintendent. As you turn over your ignition key to your successor at Paincsville, and take over the steer- ing-wheel to guide the school bus down HARDING l-llGl-l-way, you do so with the confidence of an experi- enced driver, who has been well trained at Ohio Wes- leyan University and Ohio State University. As you shift into high, and put your foot on the accelerator, we are confident that you will carry us safely to even greater achievenients. 5? oZLCl6!QP5Ail0 .... .Nappy acu fy As the journey down HARDING HIGH-way draws to an end, we can't help lout feel sorry for the faculty, for the many travel headaches we caused them. We hope they wifl forgive us for our many shortcomings. They did all they could to remind us persistently that the journey was not entirely a pleasure trip, that traveling along HARDING HIGH-way also has a few educational advantages. We lcnow that in years to come, we will be ever- lastingly grateful to them for their painstaking efforts and sympathetic understanding, while we were suffering from growing pains. . As we bid a fond farewell to the HARDING HIGH-way Patrol, we lciddingly post this sign to the faculty: KILL-JOY WAS HERE THOMAS D. BAIN B.S.'M.A. Ohrn State University ' Bowling Ore.-n Stat. S? Univvrsrty la Bimlrnqy al Il' x EVELYN VESEY BASTIAN Bowling Green State University DOROTHY BLOOMINGDALE BS. Bonlrng Or-grin State University Typing l and Shcrthand ll DEWEY N. BOHYER B.A. Ohio Wf:sl+.ryan Arn-'rrcan Govigrnrvr-'nt Vforld Affairs Urrfitor f,fAthl1gticS EDITH BROWN Ph.B.7 M.A. Phi Beta Kappa Denison University Ohio State University Columbia University University of Florida American Government World Affairs MARION CHASE B.A. Otterbein College Speech MARIAN CONLEY B.S. Ohio Wesleyan University Ohio State University English ll American Litcratur-' PAULINE STANNARD DRAKE B.S. Bowling Green State University Ohio State University Home Economics ll, lll, IV MARGARET DU MM B.A. Ohio State University Art RUSSELL DUNLAP B.C.S. Wilmington College College ot Commerce University ot Cincinnati University ot Michigan Vocational Shorthand Typrng - Business English Ottice Practice Business Organization MARGERY EYMON B.S. Ohio State University English Il American Literature LUCILE FOREMAN B.S. Miami University Bread Loat School ot English Journalism English ll ISABEL FREER A.B. Allegheny College Columbia University University ot Wisconsin Kent State University French l. II Latin II, III, IV MURL FRYE B.S. in Ed.:B.B.A. M.S. iRetailingI Franklin College Ohio State University U.C.L.A. Bliss College Western Reserve University New Yorlr University Distributive Education Coordinator .H . ii . J , iQ r 1 NS-. Y I VA g . xg ii F leg I. rr-9 ' i '. .. I I I 7 an 'fi ffl I ' -gl , r 75371 riff? 'Fi Rafi we I f if is Y 'K .fi 4, I sg s A - Na Ii' If 5' -ti get 'I i r 5 ri i . . ii I i JOHN GRIES B.C.S. University of Cincinnati Heidelberg Collifgf' Bookkeeping I. ll MILDRED GRIGSBY A.B. Stanford University University ot Calitornia Ohio State University XXforld History Commercial Law and Salesmanship REBECCA GROVE B.A.: B.S. in Ed. Heidelberg College Ohio State University Girls' Health Home Economics ll RAYMOND HOOPS M.A. BS. in Education Bowling Green State University Printing WILLIAM PETE HOWISON B.S. in Ed. Ohio Northern University Solid Geometry Plane Geometry Advanced Algebra Head Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach HOMER HUFFMAN B.S.: MA. Otterbein College Ohio Northern University Ohio State University Instrumental Music P u Il. is E. PAUL HUFFMAN BS. Hi-id.-Ib.-ig Collrgt' Univrrsity ot Xvisiongrn Ohio Stt'itvUr1ivt'rsity Planta Cat orrit-try Trigortorrwtry Svnior R.-tri-sht-r Math.-matics L. G. JONES B.S. Now Yorlc Univcrsity Vocal Music ALBERT F. LANTZER A,B.: Ph.B. Ohio Northern University Woostcr Collcgc Univcrsity ot Wisconsin Ohio Statc Univcrsity World History Physical and Economical Cucography MILDRED LENK A.B.t M,A. Ohio Univcrsity University ot Cincinnati Spanish l, ll Latin I RACHEL MQAFEE BS.: M.A. Findlay Collcgc American College ot Physical Education Ashland College Columb a Univrzrsity University ot Florida American History ROBERT MCMAHAN Marion Harding High School Grzni 'al Motors lnstituti' ctTi'chnology Automct v- Shop and R--lat.-d Praftrrr- JW Y ad ij... r' ,vp--l . 1 ii' . S' 'kiwi If ,si ful? i 'M 'Y 1. t . . by - it Y 38:35 if J'1' i If . . W I . . .L a 'Ns 3, TTL , Bri' Tl i T 3 1 .. KATHRYN MOORE B.A.: B.S. in L.S. Woostcr College Wvstvrn Rrsrrvv Univtjrsity Llbldllfln ELIZABETH PACE Marion Business Collcg-3 Otticc Sccrritary JOSEPH PETRICH B.S. in Ed. Miami University Penn Statc Mechanical Drawing Adult Night School PANSY K. RAUHAUSER B.A. Ohio Wesleyan Univcrsity Ohioftate University Columbia University American History L. H. RIEKER Toledo University Michigan Statc Collcgc Ohio State' Univcrsity Supcrvisor ot Vocational Dcpartmtnt J. H. SMITH A.B. Ohio Stats: Univcrsity Casc School of Applied Scicncc: Physics - Senior Science Electricity and Radio Advanced Arithmetic Applied Mathcmatics KENNETH SOMERLOT B.S. in Ed. Miami University Physical Education Assistant Football Coach Head Baslretball and Track Coach MARY JO STAFFORD A.B.: B.S. Ohio Wesleyan University Ohio State University American Government and World Attairs English II Sociology Economics FRANK STANLEY Caledonia High School Toledo University Machine Shop ISABELLE STU MP B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University Columbia University Bread LoatSchool ot English English II American Literature HOWARD THOMAS A.B. Denison University Biology Boys' Health JEAN McCAULLEY THOMAS B.A. Ohio Wezleyan University Ohio State University it RUTH TURNER B.S. Capital University Ohio State University Chemistry Biology WILLIAM WILEY A.B.: M.A. Denison University Ohio State University Sociology Economics World History ERIC WILLIAMS B.S. Kent State University Toledo University Ohio State University Shop Mathematics Trade Information Blue Print Reading MINNIE WINDER B A M A Oberlin College Columbia University Typing I Shorthand I Bookkeeping I MARGARET WOLFLEY Ohio Wesleyan University University ot Wisconsin En ishl English Literature DONALD ZUSPAN Marion Harding High School Toledo University Physical Education Vocatlnzrglrzlgilgnc and P 'N als' lv ' I 4 X S Q 'R ' Q 0 'LSA -E.. xi 'Ah' 7 4? mg 'lo 'I'-... 9- 'Af T ' :Ft J. fc W' 4- MV-.l ,gl r 115 f Q V- 1' fi I ' 'MFE' 1 ' '- ' ', '-41 + x:--V, H ,fit li' 'YT If 5' 1 Y M . .C if S S H1 ff xp--'Jg nf I g Pj: 1? M34 'K' va f CLASSES . . . The warning signs along HARDING l-llGl-l-way . . the constant reminders that this is not exclusively a pleasure trip . . . that travel can be so broadening, if we but keep our eyes on the road ahead. put our right toot torward, and push steadily on the accelerator. The long steady grind up the hill to CLASSES has not been easy . . . sometimes our motors coughed and we lost momentum . . . sometimes we were confused in a tog or mired in the mud . . . but the guardians ot the law were always on hand to lceep the line ot trattic moving . . . so in passing from classes, we post this sign ot thanks: ,X . g ,,- ,X . ki 'V yr'-'.' V., X , i .X , ,M .-.., , i- - i -Q -s 1, 1 r st- A . A - ' -f -- -. is ,u 1 J' 1. 1' -ci 11 ij? , f y alauatgi an dlifktj I SENIOR OFFICERS: 7 CLAIRE KOEPPEN Vice President BOB SHORT Treasurer PHYLLIS BADGLEY Secretary JIM COSS President On Kiddie Cars we made the grades . . . as treshrten, we roller-skated down Central Avenue, Vernon Boulevard and Edison Parkway, happy and caretree, with little thought ot the trattic hazards on the busy HARDING l-llGl l-way ahead. At Central, otticers were: Jim Rea, president: Jim l lill, vice president: Ray Phillians, secretary: and Ered Lacey, treasurer. lt was a big night when we presented three one-act comedies, The Ring and the Look, The Vain Ettortf' and Those in Glass Houses. Athletic honors went to Central with their victorious tootball and basketball teams, captained by Jim Coss and Jim Rea. Leaders at Vernon were: Jim Dietrick, president: Ashby l-loover, vice president: Jackie Gittord, secretary: and Tom Ballenger, treasurer. Don't Ever Grow Up, a three-act comedy, gave them their real chance at dramatics. Bob Short captained the tootball team: John Boyles captained the basketball team. ln our sophomore year, the tratiic lanes from Vernon and Central met on the main thoroughfare ot l-JARDING HIGH-way, and chose as their otticers: Jim Rea, president: Jim Hill, vice president: Ann McDaniel, secretary: and Bill Virden, treasurer. We joined with representatives trom Edison to choose our motto: Not to Recede, But to Advance, which translated into Quiver language means Three Speeds Forward. and None in Reverse. Our flower is the red rose, and our colors, black and gold. Otticers at Edison were: Dick Huddle, president, Claire Koeppen, vice president: Lola Barnett, secretary: and Bob Ralston, treasurer. When we were juniors, we really stepped out in tull stride on the HARDING HlGH-way. Among our accomplishments were: Footloose, our junior play: the Junior-Senior Prom: active participation in athletics and activities. At Harding, Jim Hill, was president: Jack Hottman, vice president: lris Eckles, secretary: and Mary Gruber, treasurer: while at Edison, Dick Gherman was president: Carl Loreno, vice president: Norma Higley, secretary: and Glen Decker, treasurer. The Edison travelers joined us in our senior year, widening our line ot trattic into a super high-way. Our otticers tor the year were: Jim Coss, president: Claire Koep- pen, vice president: Phyllis Badgley, secretary: and Bob Short, treasurer. Leadership in athletics and activities made it a big year. Clark Dougherty and Lola Barnett, as editors ot the Herald, kept us well intormed on all the news ot the big events . . . the games, the concerts and our senior play, The Barrettsf' As we pause at the end ot the HARDING HIGH-way, ready to take to the open road, we look back with a mingling ot regret in parting from our swell traveling companions, and an eagerness to be on our way. Our congratulations go to: JOANNE ANDERSON, Valedictorian and MARY JANE RALPH, Salutatorian Eor their tine scholastic records MT- MBYU Joanne AHJCFSOH, MaryJane Ralph Pauline Oiler, Miss Freer, lretta Steinman, Harold Patterson 1 Adams, Jayne Albert, Gloria Alex, Katharine - Qlexander, Charlene '- ' WX. :M Mqhmu. Alspach Charles mbrose, Harland ' ' Amrine, Bill i Anderson, Joanne Anderson, Paul 1 ',. 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C2 l Q V391 i L 'Jil W, 1 R N ' i Winheld, Forest I xv refer. XLLV- dPA'J'Wisebaker, Bernard ' Woltel, Leonard Wright, Charles -- fc Young, Ruth ALBERT, GLORIA ANTHONY, NANCY BANKS, RUBY General Course Orchestra 2,3' Y-Teen 2.3.4: G.A.fX. 2.3: Li- brary Council 2,3: Junior Play 3: Ring Group 2: Spanish Club 3,4. ALEX, KATHARINE General Course Y-Tccn 234' G.A.A. 2,3,4: Props and Os 34' Red Cross Council 2: Junior Play 3: Cap and Gown Ccnnrnittee 4: Spanish Club 3.4. AMBROSE, HARLAND College Preparatory Course Band 2,3,4, President: LaPetit Salon 4, Treas- urer' Prom Committee 4: Red Cross Council 4: Hi-Y 2.3. V-ee President 4, Treasurer: Traclr 2: Sen Cr Seng Committee: Ye Merrie Players 4. ANDERSON, JOANNE College Preparatory Course Orchestra 2.3.4. Secretary: Band 2.3.4: Y-Tccn 23.47 Props and Os 2,3,4' National Honor So- C ety 4' Ye Mcrrirg Players 4. ANDERSON, PAUL R. General Course Ped Crcss Ccuncii 2' Hi-Y 4: Ye Mcrric Pray- , rs 4- ANDERSON, SALLY ANN Commercial Course 7'-Teen 2' G.A.f . 2 3: Props and Os 3' Junicr Play 3: Ring Group 2' Shoshonean Club 4' Cheerleader 3' fe Merrie Players 4. General Course Junior Choir 2: Senior Choir 3.4: Y-Teen 2: G.A.A. 2.3: Girls Ensemble 2,3,4: Ouiver Statt 4. ARMENDINGER, CHARLES Vocational Course T Red Cross Council 4: Junior American Me- chanics 3: Future Tradcsmcn ot America 4. ASKEW, PHYLLIS General Course Orchestra 3.4: Y-Teen 2: G.A.A. 2.3. AU LT, ROBERT General Course Props and O's 4: Herald Statt 3: Junior Play 3: Class Prophecy 3. BADGLEY, PHYLLIS General Course Class Secretary 4: Junior Choir 3: Senior Choir 4: Y-Teen 2: Props and O's 2.3.4: Junior Play 3: lnvitatron Committee 4: Ottice Statt 2.4: Senior Play 4. BAIN. THOMAS. JR. General Course Student Council 4: Junior Choir 2.3: Senior Choir 4: Red Cross Council 2, Vice President 3: Hi-Y 2: Traclc 3: Junior Play 3: Varsity H 4: National Honor Society 4. BALLANTYNE, JACK General Course General Course Junior Play 3: Class Prophecy Committee 3: Fu- ture Retailers ot Ohio 4. BARNETT, LOLA General Course Class Secretary 2: Y-Teen 2, Vice President 3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4: LaPetit Salon 4: Herald Statt 4: Library Council 2: Class History Committee 4: National Honor Society 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. BEAR, BETTY ' College Preparatory Course Senior Choir 2.3.4: Y-Teen 2.3.4: G.A.A. 47 Props and O's 2.3.4: Junior Play 3: National Honor Society 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. BENTLEY, CLIFFORD General Course Junior Choir 3. BEVERIDGE, ELNORA General Course Junior Choir 2: Senior Choir 3.4: Y-Teen 2.3.4: G.A.A. 4: Junior Play 3: Ring Group 2. BEVERIDGE, ORLAND General Course Junior Choir 2: Senior Choir 3.4: Baslcetball 2.3: Traclc 2. BIGGERT, POLLY Commercial Course Junior Choir 2: Senior Choir 3.4: Y-Teen 2.3.4: GAA. 2.3.4. President: Props and O's 47 Prom Committee 3: Junior Play 3: Class His- tory Committee 4: Spanish Club 3: Senior Play 4: National Honor Society 4. AL' , , Aw' Wingett, John ' J r .N , . X -Winslow, Eylelyn i Wise. Boyjdi i r '- ,if . PTC-ff i ii L UL l I L. 3 .!L. BOLANDER. KATHERINE General Course Y-Teen 3: GAA. 2.3: Future Retailers of Ohio 4: Junior Play 3. BOND. DONNA RUTH Commercial Course Junior Choir 2: Y-Teen 2.3.4: GAA. 3.4: Jun- ior Play 3. BOWEN. LUCILLE MARIE General Course Y-Teen 2.3.4: GAA. 2.3.4: Future Retailers ot Ohio 4. BOXWELL, MARY College Preparatory Course Y-Teen 4: GA.A. 4: LaPetit Salon 4: Class Treasurer 2. Columbus: Junior Choir 3, Columbus: Red Cross Council 2.3. Columbus: Ring and Pin Committee 3. Columbus: Ye Merrie Play- ers 4. BOYLES. JOHN General Course Hi-Y 2: Junior Play 3. La Rue: Basketball 3. La Rue. BRINKMAN. BARBARA General Course Ye Merrie Players 4. 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BETTY General Course Y-Teen 2.3.4: Herald Statt 4: Library Council 4: Junior Play 3: Ring Group 2. DENNIS, CLIFFORD Vocational Course I Junior American Mechanics 3: Future Trades- men ot America 4. DICKASON. ROBERT General Course Junior Choir 2: Senior Choir 3.4: Props and O's 4: Hi-Y 2: Basketball 2: Football 2: Track 2.3.4: Tumbling 2.3.4: Spanish Club 4: Varsity H 4 DOUGHERTY. CLARK College Preparatory Course Senior Choir 4: Orchestra 2: Band 2.3,4: Props and O's 3.4: Herald Staff 4: Hi-Y 2.3,4: Junior Play 3: Class Will Committee 4: Senior Play 4. DRAKE. PATTI Commercial Course Junior Choir 2: Y-Teen 2: G.A.A. 2.3,4: Chess Club 3.4: Ye Merrie Players 4. DUTT. MARY JEAN General Course Junior Choir 2: Y-Teen 2.3,4: G.A.A. 2.3,4: Ring Group 2: Cap and Gown Committee 4: Spanish Club 3: Cheerleader 2.4: Ye Merrie Players 4. ECKELS. IRIS General Course Class Secretary 3: Student Council 2.4: Junior Choir 2: Y-Teen 4: C-i.A.A. 2.3. Vice President 4. 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GERALDINE Commercial Course G.A.A. 3: LaPetit Salon 3: Junior Play 3: Sho- shonean Club 4. FORSYTH E. TWILA General Course FREESE, JEAN Commercial Course Student Council 4: Junior Choir 2.3,4: Y-Teen 2.3. Secretary. 4: G.A.A. 2.3,4: Props and O's 4: Prom Committee 3: Junior Play 3: Cheer- leader 2.3.4. FREW, SYLVIA College Preparatory Course Orchestra 2.3: Y-Teen 2: Props and O's 3.4: Ouiver Statl 4: National Honor Society 4. FUGITT. BRANSON Vocational Course Junior American Mechanics 3: Future Trades- men of America 4. GAREY, STANLEY General Course Red Cross Council 2: Hi-Y 2.3,4: Football 2: Namecard Committee 4: Spanish Club 3: Pmrt- ing Club 4: Baseball 2.3. GERBER. CHARLES C. General Course Senior Choir 3: Football 3: Traclc 3. GHERMAN. RICHARD General Course Class President 3: Hi-Y 2.4: Baslretball 2.3,4: Football 2.3,4: Traclr 2.3,4: Junior Play 3: Ring and Pin Committee 3: Invitations Committee 3: Printing Club 4: Varsity H 4. GIFFORD. JACKIE General Course Senior Choir 4: G,A.A. 2.3. Secretary 4: Props and O's 3.4: Herald Staff 4: Prom Committee 3: Junior Play 3: Class Will Committee 4: Flower and Color Committee 2: Chess Club 3.4: Spanish Club 3. Vice President 4: Cheerleader 3.4: National Honor Society 4: Ye Merrie Play- ers 4. GILKISON. SUE General Course Y-Teen 3: G.A.A. 3.4: Art Club 2: Ye Merrie Players 4. GLASSMEYER. JEAN . General Course Junior Choir 2: Senior Choir 3.4: Orchestra 2.3. Secretary 4: Y-Teen 2: Props and Q's 2.3: Vice President 4. Vice President: Red Cross Council 2. Secretary: Junior Play 3: Baccalaureate Com- mittee 4: Senior Play 4: National Honor So- ciety 4. GOETTING, TOM General Course Junior Choir 2: Senior Choir 3.4: Senior Song Committee 4: Future Retailers of Ohio 4. GORE. BETTY JANE Commercial Course Shoshonean Club 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. GRATE. ELDON General Course National Honor Society 4. GRUBER. MARY General Course Class Treasurer 3: Student Council 3.4: Junior Choir 2: LaPetit Salon 4. Secretary: Props and O's 3: Prom Committee 3: National Honor Society 4. HAINES, RICHARD L. General Course Hi-Y '2.3,4: Printing Club 4. HAINES, BILL Vocational Course Junior American Mechanics 3: Future Trades- men of America 4. HALL. FRANK ' General Course Junior Choir 2.3: Hi-Y 2: Traclc 2.3: Future Re- tailers ot Ohio 4. HALLEY. JACK General Course HAMILTON, MARGARET College Preparatory Course Junior Choir 2: Senior Choir 3.4: Pops and O's 3.4: Library Council 2.3: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4: National Honor Society 4. HAMILTON. MARVIN General Course Hi-Y 2.3,4: Track 2: Tumbling 2: Art Club 3.4. HARBOLT, RUTHELLEN General Course HARMON. JIM General Course Hi-Y 2.3,4: Football 2. Trael: 2.3. HAVILAND. MARY i General Course G.A.A. 4: Props and O's 3: Spanish Club 3. HIGLEY. NORMA Commercial Course Junior Choir 2.3: Y-Teen 2.3: G.A.A. 2.3: Junior Play 3: Shoshonean Club 3. 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JOE Vocational Course Hi-Y 4: Junior American Mechanics 3: Future Tradesmen ot America 4. JOHNSTON, DAN General Course Basketball 2: Tumbling 2. KAELBER. MAU RICE Band 2.3.4. KASOTIS, EVA Y-Teen 4: G.A.A. 4. KNICKLE. RUTH Commercial Course Ye Merrie Players 4. KOEPPAN, CLAIRE College Preparatory Course Class Vice President 2: Class Treasurer 4: Jun- ior Choir 3: Senior Choir 4: Y-Teen 2.3: G.A.A. 2.3: Prom Committee 3: Library Council 2.3: Junior Play 3: Class Prophecy Committee 4: Na- tional Honor Society 4. KOONS. GENE Vocational Course Junior American Mechanics 3: Future Trades- men of America 4. I LACEY. FRED College Preparatory Course Senior Choir 3.4: Vice President: Band 2.3,4: Prom Committee 3: Hi-Y 2. Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 4. Vice President: Football 2.3.4: Track 3.4: Senior Song Committee 4: Flower and Color Committee 2: Varsity H 4: Senior Play 4: National Honor Society 4. LAFFERTY. MARVELENE General Course Y-Teen 4: LaPetit Salon 3. 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JAMES ROBERT General Course Props and O's 4: Chess Club 3.4: Art Club 3.4. REDMOND. MARTHA MARIE General Course Shoshonean Club 4: Junior Choir 3. REECE. WILLA JEAN General Course Junior Choir 2.3: Y-Teen 2.3.4: G.A.A. 3.4: Props and O's 4. REED. ARVANNA Commercial Course Junior Choir 2.3: Y-Teen 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4: Props and O's 4. RHOADS. DOROTHY ANN College Preparatory Course Junior Choir 2: Senior Choir 3.4: Y-Teen 2: Library Council 2: Girls Ensemble 2.3.4: Ye Merrie Players 4. RHODES. DONALD ARLIS College Preparatory Course Junior Choir 2: Senior Choir 3.4: Track 3: Tumb- ling 2: Chess Club 3. RHODES. DONALD RALPH Vocational Course Junior American Mechanics 2.3.4. RICHARDSON, BERTHA DOLORES General Course RIDDLE, OWEN RICHARD General Course Junior Choir 2.3: Herald Statt 4: Prom Commit- tee 3: Hi-Y 2: Basketball 2.3.4: Junior Play 3: Invitation Committee 4: Varsity H. Club 4: Baseball 2.3. RILEY, ROBERT W. Commercial Course Junior Choir 2: Band 2.3.4: Props and O's 4: Track 4. ROADS. RICHARD A. Vocational Course Red Cross Council 3: Junior American Me- chanics 2.3.4. ROBINSON, ALLA LEE General Course Junior Choir 3: Senior Choir 4: Y-Teen 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4: Props and O's 4: Junior Play 3: Ring Group 2: Class Prophecy 4: Cheerleader 3.4. RODENBERGER. GLEN W. General Course Hi-Y 2.3.41 Basketball 2.37 Football 2. ROMANA. JACK Vocational Course Jar- or American Mechanics 3t Future Trades- rnen of America 4. ROSEBERRY, EDGAR LEE College Preparatory Course H.-,rpgigr Sgnior Choir 27 Harpster Junior Play 3' Basketball 2.3.4' Chess Club 37 Varsity H Club 4: Basketball 2.3. ROWLAND. SARA GERALDINE Commercial Course Jun.or Choir 2.37 Props and Q'S 2.3I RCCI CYOSS Council 27 Junior Play 32 Art Club 2.37 Shoa shonean Club 4. RUBINS, JACK General Course Hi-Y 2i Junior Play 3. RUSSELL, BU FFORD Vocational Course Class V.CC President 27 Red Cross Council 27 Basketball 27 Track 3: Junior American Me- Ch5nrCS 3.47 Future Traclesmen of America 2.3.4. SCHULTZ. JOHN EDWARD Vocational Course Jurnar American Mechanics 3.4. SECKEL, RICHARD E. Commercial Course Junior Choir 2: Y-T-:en 2.3.47 Props and CTS 4. SEKINGER, MARILYN L. General Course Jw 5' Cho.. 23 Yffrgen 27 Library Council 27 Spaaglq Cub 33 Future Retailers ol Ohio 4, SELF, CAROLYN MAE College Preparatory Course lie cr Clvgr YAT-5-in 2.3.41 2.3.41 Props afd Os 234' Herald Statt 3.47 L'l9f5'Y CG.,-qi 23- Junrcr Play 37 Ring Group 27 Rad 9 55,33 4' Span sh Club 3.47 National Hon- or Sec.-:ty 4' Ye Merrie Players 4. SEVERNS, CHARLES ALDEN Vocational Course Fein- Trad-ts -en of America 3.4.vF SHEARER. ETTA BERNICKE General Course Orqh.ggqr.3 234- G,A.A. 4' Props and Qs 47 Jun C' P'ay' 3' Span Sh Club 3.4. 3 SHORT, ROBERT ROLLIN ' General Course , . 'Class T'-:asurer 4' Red Cross Council 37 Hi-Y 214' Basketball 234' Football 2,4f'Track 2.37 Peg and Pn 3: Cap and Gown 4: Printing Cfub 4' Varsity H Club 47 Yr: Merrie Players 4. SHOWALTER, DONALD RICHARD General Course Junior Choir 2.37 Red Cross Council 47 Hi-Y 27 Basketball 2.37 Junior Play 37 Flower and Color Committee 27 Future Retailers of Ohio 4. SIEGLEY. JOSEPH L., JR. General Course Band 2.3.47 Props and O's 47 Hi-Y 47 Track. SIGLER. DONNA M. Commercial Course SINK, MARY IRENE College Preparatory Course Junior Choir 2.37 C-i.A.A. 2.3.47 Red Cross Coun cil 37 Junior Play 3. SMITH, IMOGENE General Course SMITH, KEITH DAVIS College Preparatory Course Hi-Y 47 Track 37 Junior Play 37 National Hon- or Society 4. SNYDER. JOYCE CLAUDETTE General Course Junior Choir 27 Senior Choir 3.47 Y-Teen 2.3.47 G.A.A. 2.3.47 Props and O's 47 Junior Play 37 GirI's Ensemble 2.3.47 Ye Merrie Players 4. I SOMERLOT, JACK C. Vocational Course Junior American Mechanics 37 Future Trades- men of America 4. 1 SONTAG, WILLIAM HOWELL General Course Orchestra 27 Junior Play 37 Future Tradesmen of America 4. STEELE, BILLIE C. General Course Hi-Y Secretary 27 Basketball Manager 2.3.47 Track 37 Junior Play 37 Cap and Gown 47 Print- ing Club Treasurer 47 Varsity H Club 47 Junior Choir 3. STEWARD. DONNA L. Commercial Course G.A.A. 37 Props and O's 3: Junior Play 3: Shoshoncan Club 4. STINEMAN. IRETTA JEAN Commercial Course Red Cross Council 47 Shoshonean Club 47 Office Statt 47 National Honor Society 4. STRAWSER, WILLIAM' EMMEIT General Course . I STUCKEY, JOHN S. College Preparatory Course. i , Orchestra 2.3.47 Band 2.3.47 OuivervStaf7R 2.3.47 Prom Committee 37 Red Cross Council 2 Hi-Y 2.3. President 47 Flower and Color Committee 3: National Honor Society 4. SWERLEIN, RAY E. General Course Future Retailers of Ohio. Vice President 4. SWERLEIN, RICHARD LEWIS General Course Hi-Y 27 Basketball 27 Future Retailers of Ohio 4. TAYLOR, CLINTON General Course Band 2.3.47 Track 3.4. TAYLOR, MARILYN JEAN General Course Junior Choir 2.37 G.A.A. 2.37 Junior Play 37 Spanish Club 37 Future Retailers of Ohio 47 Ye Merrie Players 4. TEETS, EDDIE General Course TEMPLE, MILDRED RUTH General Course TENNANT, IRIS MAE Commercial Course Junior Choir 27 Y-Teen 2.3.4. THOMAS, EDNA MAY General Course Orchestra 47 G.A.A. 2.3.47 Junior Play 37 Span- ish Club 3.4. THOMPSON. MARTHA ELLEN General Course Y-Teen 2: C5.A.A. 2.3.47 Props ancl O's 47 Junior Play 3. TILLIS. HOWARD W. General Course Junior Choir 2.37 Senior Choir 47 Red Cross CouncilL President 47 Hi-Y 27 Football 37 Track 27 Junior Play 37 Class History 47 Printing Club 47 Ye Merrie Players 4. I TRAFZER. HAROLD R. Vocational Course Vocational Class Secretary 37 Junior American Mechanics 37 Future Tradesmcn of America Secretary 4. TSUMPES, WILLIAM JOHN General Course Orchestra 27 Band 2.3.42 Junior Play 3. ULMER, JANET KATHRYN College Preparatory Course Band 2.37 Y-Teen 2.3.47 G.A.A. 2.3.47 Props and O's 2.3.47 Ring Group 2: Senior Dance 37 Senior Breakfast 47 Radio Staff 4: Senior Play 4. ULRICH, CLARA DARLENE General Course Y-Teen 2. President 3.47 G.A.A. 2.3.47 Junior Play 3: Office Staff 47 National Honor So- ciety 47 Ye Merrie Players 4. ULSH, NANCY JANE WEBER, RICHARD GENE WILLIAMSON, DOROTHY General Course Junior Choir 2: Senior Choir 4: Y-Teen 2.3: G.A.A. 2. Treasurer 3.4: Props and O's 3.4: Junior Play 3: Class Motto 2: Senior Dance 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. VAN METER, MARY ANN College Preparatory Course Junior Choir 2: Y-Teen 2: Ye Merrie Players 4. VENESS, DOROTHY MARIE General Course Props and O'S 4: Junior Play 3. VIRDEN. WILLIAM WAYNE College Preparatory Course Class Treasurer 2: Red Cross Council 2: Hi-Y 2,3,4: Chess Club 3: National Honor Society 4. WALTERHUS. JACK LEMOYNE Vocati-onal Course Junior Mechanics 3: Future Tradesmen of America 2.3.4. WANAMAKER, GENE DARNELL General Course Inter Nos 2. WANNER, JAMES E. College Preparatory Course Orchestra 2.3,4: Band 2,3.4: Ouiver Statt 4: Prom Committee 3: Hi-Y 2.3,4: Basketball 2: Senior Breakfast 4: National Honor Society 4. WAY. JANET LOUISE General Course Y-Teen 2.3.47 G.A.A. 2.3: Props and O's 4: Spanish Club 3.4: Ye Merrie Players 4. WEAVER, DAVID E. Vocational Course Junior American Mechanics 3: Future Trades' men ot America 4. College Preparatory Course Le Petit Salon 4: Hi-Y 2.4: Chess Club 3. WEDERTZ, RICHARD General Course Track 3: Junior Play 3: Class Prophecy 3: Fu- ture Rctailers Ot Ohio President 4. WEISER, BETTY ANN Commercial Course Junior Choir 2: Senior Choir 2,3,4: Y-Teen 2,3,4: G.A.A. 2.3,4: Props and O'S 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Song 4: GirI'S Ensemble 2.3.43 Ye Merrie Players 4. WELCH, AGNES M. General Course Y'Teen 2.3. WEST, BETTY JAN E Commercial Course Junior Choir 3: G.A.A. 4: Props and O's 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. WEST, DONALD MITTON General Course WHITE, JOAN College Preparatory Course Junior Choir 2: Y-Teen 2,3,4: G.A.A. 2,3,4: Props and O's 4: Herald Statt 4: Junior Play 3: Ring Group 2: Class History 4: Chess Club 3: Ye Merrie Players 4. WILLIAMS. JANE LAVON College Preparatory Course Orchestra 3.4: Y-Teen 2, Treasurer 3.4: G.A.A. 2, Vice President 3.4: Props and O's 4: Library Council 4: Junior Play 3: National Honor SO- ciety 4. WILLIAMS, JOAN MARIE General Course Junior Choir 2.3: Y-Teen 2,3,4: G.A.A. 2,3,4: Props and O's 2,3,4: Ring Group 2: Class Will 4. Commercial Course Y-Teen 2: Shoshonean Club 4. WILLIAMSON. ROBERT VocationaICiourse . Future Tradesmen ot America 4. WINFIELD, FOREST EUGENE Commercial Course Orchestra 2: Band 2.3.4. WINGETT, JOHN ROBERT General Course Junior Choir 2: Senior Choir 4: Orchestra 2: Band 2,3,4: Props and O's 3.4: Hi-Y 2.3.47 Junior Play 3. WINSLOW. EVELYN College Preparatory Course Y-Teen 2.3: Props and O'S 2.3: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 4. WISE, BOYD EUGENE General Course Prom Committee 3: Hi-Y 2: Basketball 2: Ye Merrie Players 4. WISEBAKER, BERNARD EUGENE Vocational Course Junior American Mechanics 2.3: Future Trades- men ot America 4. WRIGHT, CHARLES WILLIAM General Course Student Council, Treasurer 4: Band 2,3.4: HIAY 2,3,4: Class History 4: National Honor Society 4: Ye Merrie Players 4. YOUNG, RUTH Commercial Course Y-Teen 2: Props and O'S 2: Red Cross Council 3: Junior Play 3: Shoshoncan Club, Vice Presi- dent 4. Veterans Graduating with the Class Ot I948 CHARLES ALSPACH STANLEY BRANDUM CLARENCE CARR EDWARD CLEMONS if J HAROLD DAINES Jw ORvILLE DECKER CHARLES GRAEEMW IVAN LITTELL DNV ,lf J' THOMAS WELCH I WILLIAM LORE wk JAMES MESSENGER pry FRANKLIN MECLASKEY ROBERT PICKERAL LEONARD RICHARDSON BWP MAx ROSEBERRY rlwdl' JAMES E. RUSH dwfdf MILTON SOICE duff' ' A so JUNIOR OFFICERS: ROGER PENDELTON, President NANCY PENNISTEN Secretary HELEN MOORE Treasurer CHUCK ULRICH Vice President uniom . . . Ready To Head the I949 Parade Along the HARDING HIGH-way 1 ln the two years that we have traveled the HARDING HIGH-way, this year's junior class has endeavored to be an asset to the school, by always upholding our motto: Be Sharp, and Never Be Flat, which translated into Quiver language means: Keep a Sharp Eye on the Road Ahead, and Keep Plenty ot Air in Your Tires. , To lead us toward our goal, we chose Roger Pendelton as president: Chuck Ulrich, as his assistant: Nancy Pennisten, as secretary: and Helen Moore toolc care ot our treasury. The junior class play, Shiny Nose, was certainly a tribute to our class, and will long be remembered as one ot the tinest plays ever to be produced by the eleventh grade students ot Harding High School. To bring us luclc as we strive tor our individual ambitions, we chose the red rose as our tlower and wine and white to be our colors. Our class has not only retained high scholastic standards during our time at Harding, but we have also shown our skills in the extra curriculum activities that so otten bring honor and prestige to our school. As sophomores and juniors, our talents have been put to the test, and we have come out on top. Next year, we will be proud to bring credit to our school, as seniors . . . watch us go . . . we're the class ot '49, JUNIORS I J Row I: Ronald Ainey, Norma Albert, Stella Alex, Harriet Alexale, William Amrine, Roger Andrews, Rudy Armendinger, Carl Ault, Gail Balrer, Billie Baudauf, Pat Baldauf, Tom Ballinger, Mary Lou Barlralow, Helen Bartley, Louise Bauguess Row 2: Richard Bechtle, Ted Beresford, Sarah Berry, Mary Big- ley, Deloris Billett, Bill Bowman, Cecil Brown, Roy Brown, Kenneth Burrey, Sanford Butler, Charles Carpenter, Richard Carr, Jean Carroll, Eleanor Castanien, Bob Chapman Row 3: David Cheney, Dorothy Clark, James Clarlr, Norman Cleveland, Ruth Clutter, Marilyn Cobb, Paul Cochran, Ann Coffey, Barbara Condron, William Cowgill, Forney Crace, Carolyn Creager, Donald Crissinger, Fred Crowder, Lavon Cryder Row 4: James Cunningham, Winifred Daly, Jean Davis, Phyllis Davis, William Davis, Joan Deibel, Mary Lee Dixon, Martha Douce, Nancy Douthett, Doris Dowler, Diclr Dralre, Thomas Dutton, Lucina Eclrert, Franlr Eiseman, Kenneth Elsasser . D i A I- ,' l' 2 .5 1 If i -r 4 -01 xv'-I , Row 5: Kenneth Emmons, Marilyn Endicott, Elaine Everett, Genevieve Everly, Al Estes, Dick Fairchild, Mary Faulkner, Vincent Fazio, Doug Felt, Marilyn Fields, Maurice Fisher, Lola Fix, Bill Flannigan, Bill Fox, Robert Freeman Row 6: Kenneth Galloway, Marie Gantt, Shirley Geissler, Betty Gilbert, Doris Gorenflo, Erma Gorenflo, Marjorie Gorsuch, Marilyn Greene, Walter Greene, Nona Griffin, Walter Griffith, Alan Haber- man, Warren Hall, Ethel Herrington, Bonnie Harris Row 7: Lois Hartman, Raymond Harty, Margene Heisel, Phyllis Hixon, Barbara Hochstetter, Ralph Hogan, Gerald Huber, Norma Hughes, Richard Hughes, Norma Hummer, John lsaly, Bonnie Jacobs, Robert James, Marlene Jolliff, Robert Jones Row 8: Marjorie Keeler, John Keggan, Gloria Kehrweclrer, Helen Kenyon, Marcia Kessler, Anita Kline, Doug Kneisley, Jerry Kniclrle, Tom Kraus, John Kreitzer, Earl Krider, Ruth Kull, Nancy Kuntz, Ray- mond Lantz, Diclr Latimore aw. l., , is-:-, Q if ' . 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I if A ' , y L ,v ' N1 OIF' 'AI4 5 'vn- 4 1 A .Ar JUNIORS 2 Row I: Joyce Layton, Barbara Lee, Mary Linn, Gene Little, Clair Long, Glenn Lucas, Bob Ludwig, Ronald Lust, Rita Lyon, Belly Martin, Mary Melby, Paul Menzer, Charles Metz, Jim Michel, George Middleton Row 2: Gene Miller, Ann Moore, Helen Moore, John Morrison, Erma Morse, Merwyn Mosher, Dean Myers, Paul McClenalhan, Ted McClung, Faith McConnell, Pat McGrath, Donald McGraw, Jim Ncspcr, Muriel Nichols, Melba Noble Row 3: Cleo Nolan, Wilma Northrup, Dana Neulzel, Nancy Nussbaum, Iris Obenour, Barbara Oiler, Wanda Orr, Warren Os- born, Bob Parshall, Belly Parsons, Roxana Pauling, Roger Pendleton, Nancy Pcnnislen, Charles Pensinger, Ray Phillians Row 4: Belly Pialt, Ruth Piclrering, Darrell Pierce, Carl Porter, Susan Porter, Warren Postell, Virginia Price, Alice Radel, Gloria Rcams, Norma Reams, Robert Reece, Peter Regules, June Richard- son, Marilyn Riddle, Jim Rinehart Row 5: Ruth Rimmey, Virginia Rinnerl, Jerry Robinson, Edwin Robisch, Calvin Roesl, Diclr Roseberry, Paul Rowland, George Ruther- ford, Arlene Saunders, John Sayre, Edward Short, Joan Shults, Oscar Sisson, Clarence Smith, John Smith Row 6: Mary Smith, Peggy Smith, Ruth Smith, Diclr Somerlot, Ruth Sours, Kathryn Speidel, Barbara Slaclrpole, Belly Stanley, Diclr Stanley, Joan Stineman, Leona Stineman, Marguerite Stewart, Jane Street, Jean Slreng, Mary Lou Swigarl Row 7: Bill Taylor, Tom Taylor, Lowell Thacker, Floyd Tharp, Harry Thorpe, Belly Thomas, Kathryn Thomas, Richard Thomas, Dorothy Tsumpes, Jackie Turner, Charles Ulrich, Dick Umbaugh, Jack Vail, John Waddel, Howard Wallcer ' Row 8: Joan Wallrer, Jaclr Walters, Joan Warner, Diane Weary, Dorothy Weir, Dick Willaur, Edwin Williams, Jack Williams, Jim F. Williams, Jim W. Williams, Maxine Wilson, Diane Wise, Robert Wolfe, Lois Woods, Kenneth Wormell l , J rag' FT' TTC: ,TCI -:ki J ' J .4 ..- A , :L :T :iff T . J T' J T 'lf Q fd Q' ff, s f ' fl! J ' ' ,4 + I X ' flfly ,I 3' ' 'f 4 T D ' J 7 Q ' 9 'V 'li M e i , 6 fl ' fwygi W A 93 'fir X? y .1,.i ' f W ls J '1' 'T' i l 9 all J N als' M Pa A FTA is A74 i 'J 'T 4 - T' '49 V J J .4 Q ' if wtf V' l 1 , X e eer. he L f J , 1 Qmaff I lf, is T lf! ateasa i ' ' an Q3 W V .3-:::',. 9' nf' r T ' ui 0 X ef , ! : f ii ' l K A' f - i'F !fl'J 'X ., 4 1' f' 5 J Ti 'T l T 2 if re fl! lf ,. A :Ji It i ' , ll T r an it Y., 1 'R . .-1 ' ' lux - 1-n-1' SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: PATTY BURKE Treasurer CLARE JANE FREDERICK Secretary MERLE DAUM Vice Presid e nt HARRY DOWLER ' Presid e nt - -i i rd 'i ii 9 I' ff ' .SZIO OH! 0I QZf . Made lt Over the First Hill in High ' 'i . Ready for the Steep Grades Ahead '75 Leaving the sheltered paths ot their earlier school days, the sophomores entered ,-a ' i. Q the heavy stream ot trattic on the main thoroughfare ot HARDING HIGH-way with , Q i some signs ot tear and trembling. At tirst these timid newcomers traveled slowly in ll' llii the right-hand lane, watching the world ot more experienced travelers go by. iYf1l As they became accustomed to the hustle and bustle ot the super-highway, they 'CY soon lost their timidity and were well on the road to recovery. -, -, ln preparation for-their three year educational tour and pleasure trip, they or- ganized well. They chose as their otticersz l-larry Dowler, president: Merle Daum, vice president: Clara Jane Frederick, secretaryg and Patty Burke, treasurer. A f, They chose as their class motto: You Get Out ot Lite Exactly What You Put 1 !nto lt, which translated into Quiver language means: You Won't Go Far, Un- less You Put Plenty ot Gas in Your Tank. i 1 Maroon and white are the class colors, and a red rose is the class flower. 'N Now that the sophomores have made it up the tirst hill in high, with plenty ot rr gas in their tanks, they'll make it easy over the steep grades ahead. K yr. s. Ir .wg ,A rf , V - 15,4 rx , , I I I 399- an 5 di ' 1 on 10 4 1, fi' P N- . 5 , f .5 f r 'I fi' I I ' Y. e ' , .r , 1 K 44 3 A ' 4 - 7 f . 1 K i 'J' . y I ll ff J 1 kd 5 5-1. 3 li - 1 V f , l , A , ' i P I .- I 'ai ' .SJR-' Q 1. S ,cb ,ad ra f ' 1' 'Jvc . 1 'D' 4 ' ' , -Y 1 ' l ' . . : V .Tj J y rs . , X i J I dd 4 I k iff Y I J in -1 1. -H - i. 5 5 X , i i '1 A ai 4 , , ' i ' . ,' il! -.. , eg, if P , AA f avi r '--Q ' - PY an - 'Q A ' N4 J .4 , XJ J , J A .7 ': Q X g-3 'Q' t t t id, 'RN f ' N il, ag- 4.-- '-,. Q pd r Q 'ar '1 3 -3' l iv 4 f K 1 B... f 3 L-' ' 4 fl if 1 . SOPHOMORES I Row I: James Allen, Marilyn Ambrose, Joan Anderson, Patty Alterberger, Shirley Arbogast, Sue Arter, Summers Ashworth, Don- ald Atkinson, Ruth Atkinson, Virginia Augenstein, Barbara Babcock, Marilyn Bachelder, Ralph Bacon, Donna Baker Row 2: Helen Bailey, Rosalie Banks, Edwin Bauldauf, Rozanna Bauldauf, Bill Barnhart, Don Barrett, Charles Baughn, Roger Bastian, Joan Bayles, William Bean, Hazel Baer, Stella Baer, Richard Bcchtle, Walter Bechtle Row 3: Betty Bell, Paul Bell, Phyllis Bell, Bonnie Berry, Otis Bishop, James Bentley, James Blankenship, William Bomas, Burton Bradley, Mary Brammcr, Dick Brown, Joyce Burke, Patty Burke, Jack Butterman Row 4: Willard Carwile, Bill Castanien, Fred Chandler, John Cheney, Melba Christman, Fred Coffey, Charlene Conklin, Violet Conley, Gforia Connor, Dorothy Cooper, Paul Cramer, George Craver, John Craven, Melba Craven Row 5: Nancy Crissinger, Ella Crump, Gloria Cummings, Virginia Daniels, Merle Daum, Don Davenport, Annabelle Davis, Joan Davis, Margaret Dawson, Richard Dickason, Barbara Ann Dickerson, Bar- bara Jean Dickerson, Jean Dearth, Marilyn Dengler Row 6: Willard Dixon, Edgar Donough, Harry Dowler, Robert Drollinger, Paul Eckert, Dick Edler, Jack Ehrick, Robert Evans, Robert Felchin, Eddie Fetter, Rae Fetter, Darlene Fischer, Delores Fix, Elmore Foos Row 7: Bill Ford, Dave Foreman, Mary Fox, Clara .lane Fred- ericks, Ruth Free, Joyce Freeman, Edward Fridley, Barbara Frost, Dorothy Gabler, Jim Garver, Wayne Garver, Bernice Gattshall, Janet Giftord, Bonnie Glasco Row 8: Justine Goff, Peggie Gorrell, Greg Graham, Robert Grate, Pearl Green, Jack Greer, Joan Griffin, Mary Guy, Fred Haas, Harley Haimes, Mary Lou Hall, Fred Halt, Kathryn Hamilton, Joyce Hardin Row 9: Bill Hart, Geraldine Hartley, Warren Hatch, Nancy Haviland, Gene Hayner, Marlene Herbst, Devere Heth, Marvin Hill, Don Hoffman, Ellen Honaker, Nick Hondros, John Hopkins, Dwight Hornbeck, Terry Houchins Row I0: Jim Hughes, Joan Hyams, Gene Hypes, Harold lng- mire, Connie Jerew, Gene Jerew, Robert Johnson, Raleigh Johnson, Lloyd Johnston, Robert Johnston, Bill Jones, Glenna Jones, Howard Jones, Juanita Kauble I' pi' 7.' l 1 ,l -'Fri l' if 1 ' D I 'ii 1 .1 'N 'fi 1. ',.i , -Liz i 0 ft, if lr V J I l M Al ig' 1 rvb I ll Ii 4 J fi , - , ,. 21 l 4,7 l 4. , ,it vli 'Iii i, , ' up B-l l 'V' W it 4 V l , J x f J Wd. 4? ,, 1 I ' SOPHOMORES 2 . Row I: June Kear, Herbert Keeler, Sam Kern, Oliver King, Suzanne King, Jean Kneisley, Richard Layman, Dick Leffler, Charles Lister, Merle Loucke, Charlene Long, Robert Lore, Ruth Lowry, Allen Lundquist Row 2: Mary Lusk, Helen Lyon, Jim Lytle, Marilyn Mattett, Beth Martin, Carole Martin, Viola Mason, Virginia Mason, Ruth Massie, Marilyn Mayfield, Phillip Messenger, Mina Miers, Joan Milar, Ellen Mitchell Row 3: Clinton Moore, Harriet Mosher, Elaine Murphy, Glen McClaskey, Ruth Ann McGraw, Barbara Mclntire, Marvin Mclntire, Barbara McWherter, Betty Nelson, Betty Nichols, Don Noggle, Dick Obenour, John O'Hara, Arlene Oiler Row 4: Charlene Oiler, Jean Patrick, Jackie Peak, Nancy Peck, Dean Perry, Betty Patterson, Deloris Pickering, Margie Pieter, Duane Plumley, Roberta Plumley, John Price, Mary Priode, Carolyn Pritch- ard, Don Poorman Row 5: Norman Richardson, Rose Riedy, James Riley, Robert E. Rinnert, Robert Rinnert, Twilla Rippey, Betty Roberts, Wert Robin- son, Wanda Rood, Robert Ross, Margery Roth, Ted Towlands, Doward Runyan, Jim Sammons Y A . -F i s'-. l fag f ,Fi i. sl , Gi- -J , :I Y ,f x fi ,Q N7 K , -a r , ' ' y f' 1 H 391- ' 7. ,. y' f A X . . . 1 ' , A . , - A Q - ,rad ,' 5' 3 C ':' 4 , . rc I J!! f at Q I' 'ELK '4 1. i as F Q? ' 'V' ' e Q? ' - ,lf .I tif r ?' 5 A' 'A,g:?Zr. V. Q f riff' 9 J i X-ig YJ 'Sa V27 I . I ,I ' 5 J I s if r ' f.,4.a J, I 1 ll , rin I , ' f s 1 , . .. I I J 4 . -Q . 5 ff .-1 .V KJV' 275542 if . A l A mls r I Maasai? Row 6: Diane Sanson, Jo Anne Saull, Charles Schertler, La Von Scheitler, Virginia Schertzer, Lowell Schlecht, Robert Schwaderer, Robert Schitflett, Gene Shuster, Jim Seckel, Sally Seckel, James Seiter, Glada Shelton, Robert Shenetield Row 7: Janet Short, Keith Shumate, Dick Silliman, Jane Simpson, Joe Slanser, Berkley Smith, Lester Smith, Bill Snyder, Barbara Solie, Robert Sorgen, Sue Sparks, Richard Spicer, Veronna Stevens, Guy Stoner Row 8: D-on Sullivan, Edward Sutherland, Norman Swartz, Jerry Taylor, Barbara Thomas, Betty Thomas, Eugene Thomas, John Thomp- son, Pat Tonguette, Bob Tsumpes, Harold Van Meter, Barbara Wag- ner, Gene Walters, Pat Walton Row 9: Clyde Ward, Phyllis Weaver, Barbara Weber, Jerry Wein, Jack Weston, Janice White, Lewis White, Margie White, Paul White, Diane Whitehead, Mary Anne Wilhelm, Glen Williams, Jack Williams, Lloyd Williams Row IO: Reatha Williams, Stanley Williams, Joy Wilson, Max- ine Wiison, Ray Wilson, Joyce Wintringham, Jackie Woessner, Jo Anne Wolte, Richard Wolfe, Barbara Workman, Ronald Young, Ronald Zeller, Evelyn Zender, John Zimmerman i , :ii , 3 r . , 2, ,p ' . C- ff r -9 : fs: ui , X JL C if y 4 . X I J, , 1. 'i il C I s. YK J J 'Z l , gin l A 'sf 1 Ni. IN , - .N r ijt L , . 4.5! L. I J' r , 1 , r' -7 i 1 -r f ' Ji, nga, - is S 1 in . ' :Y 17 1 ,fl : ' I V N t l 9'-T. ' 49 J' - .Y 2 9 jx ,L Y re: T fdllegllg ang tk? .... EDISCN HIGH-way . . . An Edison Recording of the Pleasant Two-Year Journey Down the Smooth Paved Thoroughtare Winding Up on the Harding Super- Highway tor a Speedy Finish . . . III EDISON SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Charles Borland . , . Barbara Kenyon . ., Vice-Presiden Marilyn Case ., .. Secretary Connie Ward . , . ,, . Treasure EDISON JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Clyde Seedle , , ..., ,....,........ P resident Ronald Cox.. ., .,,.,.,,... Vc P sd Eltrieda Rech .. . ..,,.. Secretar Dorothie Clunlr With so many Sophomores and Jun- iors talcing the Marion Educational tour, one highway is not enough to carry the heavy tlow ot trattic . . . so Sophomore and Junior tratlic is divided over alter- nate routes. Sophomores and Juniors at Edison and at I-larding run neclc and neclc on two parallel highways, laboring up the same steep grades and meeting the same trattic hazards. The Ouiver talces pleasure in recording here the comings and goings along the Edison Highway during the past school year. Under the guiding hand ot Principal Frew at the steering wheel, the Edison school bus rides the alternate route with smoothness and etliciency. I l : ' if E' J gcbdon data? FRONT ROW HAZEL STRUBEL, A.B.: A.M. Ohio Wesleyan University University ot California Ohio State University Journalism, English III LILLIAN VELEY, Secretary J. E. FREW, Principal B.S.: M.A. in Education THELMA JACOBS, A.B. Heidelberg College Applied Mathematics Plane Geometry, Algebra MARY KATHERINE SMITH, B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University University of Michigan Ohio University Home Economics ROW 2 TROLLA KLOPFENSTEIN, B.A. Heidelberg College University ot Cincinnati Columbia University Latin l, II, English III EMILY WILSON, B.A. Otterbein College Librarian, English I BARBARA AXE, B.A. St. Marys ot the Springs World History MADELYNE CAMPBELL, M.A. Ohio State University Boolrlcceping, Typing, Shorthand MARK BAKER, B.S.: M.A. Ohio University Ohio State University Science, Biology ROW 3 LaMOYNE GREEN, B.S. in Ed. Ashland College American History, General Science GEORGE WHITEHEAD, A.B. Bethany Coach GEORGE LANE, B.S.M. Capital University Ohio State University Columbia University Music WILLIAM SCOTT, A.B. Wilmington College Industrial Arts RAYMOND HOOPS, M.A.: B.S. in Ed. Bowling Green State University Ohio State University Sends Carefully Trained Travelers Out on the Road Edison Highway travelers send this greeting to Harding Highway travelers. We've had a pleasant and protitable journey this year, and lcnovv that you have enjoyed your trip on the Harding Highway, too. During the year we have engaged in many activities . . . plays, class parties and clubs have made the year an exciting one. Once again the Girls Athletic Association began to tunction under the able supervision ot Mrs. Thomas. The G.A.A. otticers tor the year were: Judy Roseberry, president: Norma Cramner, vice presi- dent: and Nancy Williams, secretary-treasurer. The Y-Teens had a tull year ot activities, too. The otticers were: Patsy Duckworth, president: Marilyn Rizer, vice president: Joyce Roberts, secretary: and Mary Buckingham, treasurer. The taculty advisors tor the Y-Teens were: Miss Axe, Miss Campbell and Mrs. Strubel. Under the direction ot Miss Barbara Axe, the sophomores pre- sented a three act comedy entitled 'Strictly Formal. On April 22 and 23 the Junior Class Play was presented atter many weelrs ot hard worlc. It was entitled Home Sweet Homecidem also undef the direction ot Miss Axe. Dratting - -. .,,,:,- - ' ' A - -. - LA . mv- ' gmt' ,ix ,, ji... i I .Q -i h Y Q Y I Y V l K J 79? , 'IAQ l I Y I . 1 i f., W i :gf :C 3 ' 5' V - , - L -1 ,. Q 9,a,' I ' ,f . ,- iii -ll l' i I M ' ' i 31 ' . , TNQ U 1 ' . T T . T - T Q-Q - T..TT g' A '- T 'T ,i T ' W -- ' , , , -.L. . ' 1 l ' , I I EDISCN Juniors . . . .J Ready To Join the I949 Parade of Seniors Down the HARDING HIGH-way ROW I Ault, Joan Arthur, Robert Bishop, Jack Blankenship, Betty Blankenship, June Buckingham, William Burnison, Gloria Bushatz, Keith Chaney, Norma ROW 2 Clark, Dick Clunk, Dorothy Cranmer, Norma Dennis, Wanda Dome, Dorothy Faine,Anna Mae Falor, Patricia Fritch, Deloris Gallina, Frank On the Edison High-way today . . . on the Harding High-way to- morrow. As the Junior year draws to a close, we come to the end of a pleasant two year journey down Edison Highway, we say tave- well to the Edison faculty, and a special thanks to our taculty ad- visor, Mrs. Hazel Strubel. Looking back to two happy and profitable school years . , . looking ahead to the new opportunities that await us at Harding next Fall .... ROW 3 Groom, Jacqueline Grover, Phyllis Harrutt, Garry Hunt, Helen Heisel, Margene l Jenkins, Luella Johnson, Don Kirta. Juanita Lombardo, Grace ROW 4 Lumpkins, Leroy HJ, McPeek, Rita Q iii Moore, Patricia 1 4 A J Redmond, Bill ' , Rech, Eltrieda Q , J Riley, Hazel i r J r X f ,p Riley, Wanda ,':, fi, ,iff L7 ' W b Rinesmith, Robert ii' R' Us i ' Roberts Richard ' ' Row s ' fi ' A' l im l I '. ,Ag W 511- J' f ,D J ii 5 IQAA1 - f . Xc' ' A ' Saunders, Donna f x f . - M yu ' Seedle, Clyde f J X f ,fr ' K , Shappard, Wanda Jw' ' .6 X X P if l l, - 0 bu G li RS -1 1 cf f-4 I - r 1. V ' i I I qty? I 1 i 11 my 1 Smith, Dorothy Spicer, Helen Stoffer George Walker John Williamson Ruth Yazel, Roberta A i . A , - 1 l . X . L ' .y '- ! i --, 1 ' .T , r, is 4 1 Q i I ' 'Q' wa X fl Q it V 'fra fi -f . ,V . i .. H J , . NU A, , - I . .E F l 1 ll! u t i Q I 'jg t .xl '. Qu 6 L 3 't - f 9 Bgh ,-.A , V: 1- i ' X i 4 i P' , , . It af if A, i ff ' 1 i -.fi f! i l F A limit s f i r f lf is it i t X X I ' f f ., .3 :h ,f ry 1 '?J ' v. , M Z' B' i 1- s , ,af Q R ti Q F Q A s E . it V, A X if C, Q 1 ' I N r ,i tl I' l , ' V. l 'i d V , J Z -s j W I. 1.2 J all '76 gp i' F ., . , 4, ,, A I' Q ,. J VN I ', 4 I . I, If f, I V ,Z :-, 4 gljsi . Y f 1 ll 1, lAr's g i V ' J - ' 'L ' f . E DISC N Sophomores . . . Pausing at the halt-way mark down Edison High-way, we report that the Edison Sophomores have had an exciting trip so tar, full of thrills and spills. But we've made it up to the halt way mark. We'll be ready for the tinal stretch on Edison High-way next year. And we send this message to Harding . . . widen the super-highway, keep the trattic lanes open . . . we'll be rolling down Harding-way in another year. ROW I ROW 2 ROW 3 ROW 4 ROW 5 Allen, Clarence Allen, Richard Anspaugh, Helen Armentrout, Patricia Atkinson, George Barlow, Catherine Broadsword, Margaret Bishop, William Borland, Charles Brokaw, Doug Browning, George Buckingham, Mary Helen Case, Marilyn Chiles, June Cole, Deloris Drake, Dean Durham, Forrest Egner, Norman Ell, Shirley Flinchbaugh, Ralph Fritch, Raymond Gherman, Betty Gashurst, Frank Harris, .loan Hazen, Dick Hutifman, Robert lmbody, Patricia lmbody, Phyllis Jenkins, Evelyn Jones, Anna Mae Justice, Eva Keener, Fred Kenyon, Barbara Klingel, Don Lane, Mary Lang, Betty Laucher, Phyllis Leeper, Melba Long, Thelma Minnick, Robert Osborn, Bonita Osbourn, .loan Otto, Robert Owens, Deloris Owens, Kenneth Pace, Gloria Patrick, Gail Rasey, Norma Reinwald, Donald Roberts, Barbara Roseberry, Jo Ann Rosebrough, Dorothy Spires, Ina Tanner, .loe Thomas, William Toombs, Harley Townsend, Vivian Upton, Richard Van Buskirk, Dorothy Van Buskirk, Wilma Ward, Beatrice Ward, Connie Waugh, Ada White, Yvonne William, Nancy Williamson, Francis Woodrum, Paul Wyatt, Kenneth I 5 Q I' 8 v -x , . 1 1 5 ,, J SX 2- X .f'-Ui!-x , v ,.1. -K L 'A 5239 K5 ' hpuli .' 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Other activities included pot lucks and hayrides. Universus Hi-Y's, as their main project, purchased much needed mirrors tor the boys' locker rooms and rest rooms. They also distributed Thanksgiving baskets and were active in the joint Pre-Easter services. All three Hi-Y Clubs participated in the inter-club basket ball tournaments. DELTA HI-Y SENIORS DELTA HI-Y OFFICERS: John Stuckey, President Jim Wanner, Vice President Fred Lacey, Vice President Harland Ambrose, Secretary Charles Wright, Treasurer E. Paul Huffman, Faculty Advisor UNIVERSUS HI-Y OFFICERS: John lsaly, President Charles Pensinger, Vice President Ed Robisch, Secretary Cecil Brown, Treasurer SOPHOMORE HI-Y OFFICERS: Gene Jerew, President Ronnie Young, Vice President Marvin Hill, Secretary Greg Graham, Treasurer Marion Chase, Faculty Advisor Front row: Dick Corwin, Clark Dougherty, Don Ellis, George Pluchel, Don Nash, Mr. E. Paul Huff- man, Bill Virden, Charles Wright, Dick Weber, Joe Siegley, Bill Puris Row 2: Jack Hoffman, Dick Haines, Fred Lacey, Keith Smith, Gene Peadon, Bill Mathias, Don Clinger, Bill McGrew, John Wingett, John Stuckey Row 3: Stanley Garey, Ronald Holloway, Hugo Malo, Harold Patterson, Jim Hill, Jim Wanner, Marvin Hamilton, Bernard Lyon, Harland Ambrose Row 4: Troy Evans, Charles Ludwig, Jim Harmon, Paul Anderson, Jim Coss, Dick Huddle, Bob Short, Bob Ralston, Dick Gherman enior, UNIVERSUS HI-Y JUNIGRS Front row: Bob Parshall, Jaclr Vail, Diclr Latimore, Charles Pensinger, John Isaly, Paul Menzer, Tom Taylor, Ron Ainey, Dave Cheney, Jim F. Williams Row 2: Jim Williams, Bill Taylor, Jim Nesper, Eddie Robisch, Bob Reece, Ted Beresford, Jim Michael, Charles Ulrich, Roger Andrews, Jaclr Williams Row 3: Carl Porter, Diclr Umbaugh, Diclr Thomas, Tom Ballinger, John Keggan, Vince Fazio, Floyd Tharp, Cecil Brown, Doug Felt SOPHOMORE HI-Y Front row: Bob Evans, Guy Sioner, Marvin Hill, Diclr Lyfle, John Price, Diclr Bechtle, John Zim- merman Row 2: Mr. Thomas, Jack Ehriclr, Chuclr Lister, Ronny Young, Diclr Wolf, Bill Barnhart, Herbert Keeler Row 3: Jerry Taylor, Jaclr Pealr, Bob Rinnert, Clinton Moore, Bob King, Gene Jerew, Jimmy Allen unior ancl Sopkomore JA- yii .... J Senior, junior and sophomore girls unite in the Y-Teen Club to torm one ot the largest and most important clubs ot the l-larding l-ligh School. lts purpose is to help the younger generation build a better world to live in by striving for unity, peace, freedom and brotherhood. During the weelc ot February Zl to 27, the Y-Teen Club conducted devotions each morning, which were broadcast over the public address system. They ended up the weelc with a special assembly program featuring Miss Ann Falther in an address on Boy-Girl Relations. Other activities ot the year included: sale ot programs at the toot ball games, Spring Formal, joint tollc dances with the l-li-Y and joint Pre-Easter Services. 0 SENIOR Y-TEENS Front row: Martha Brown, Joyce Snyder, Ann McDaniel, Diane Cramer, Eleanor Moore, Donna Bond, Eleanor Beveridge, Miss Eymon, Miss Turner, Delores Mann, Janet Way, Mary Ellen Hinamon, Gloria Albert, Shirley McCallum, Joan Anderson, Willa Reece, Katherine Alex Row 2: Jane Williams, Ann Ferguson, Betty Weiser, Joan Williams, Mary Lou Cunningham, Alla Lee Robinson, Yvonne Metzger, Darlene Ulrich, Jo Ann May, Lola Barnett, Carolyn Self, Mary Box- well, Jean Frcese, Charlene Alexander, Joan Lash, Mary Lou Midlam, Mary Lou Cornelius, Barbara Probst Delores Orth, Jayne Adams, Arvanna Reed, Peg Ulmer, Nancy Ulsh, Joan White, Mary Jean Dutt, Ann LaMarche, Betty Dawson, Iris Tennant, Betty Bear, Ruth Carwile, Sue Gillrison, Iris Eclrels, Anna Marie Neel, Anna Celmmons, Pauline Oiler, Polly Biggert, Marjorie Middleton Y-TEEN CLUB OFFICERS: Ann McDaniel, President Pauline Oiler, Vice President Erma Morse, Secretary Yvonne Metzger, Treasurer Jo Ann May, Chaplain Faculty Advisors: Miss Bloomingdale Miss Eymon Miss Lenlr Miss Turner enior, unior anc!.S2l9Lomore M eerw . . . . JUNIOR Y-TEENS Front row: Lucina Eckert, Nancy Pennisten, Nancy Nussbaum, Helen Moore, Mary Lee Dixon, Phyllis Davis, Joan Walker, Joyce Layton, Marilyn Fields, Billie Baldauf, Carolyn Creager, Shirley Geissler, Roxanna Pauling, Mary Lou Barkalow, Louise Bauguess Row 2: Miss Lenk, Barbara Oiler, Marlene Jotflitf, Pat McGrath, Ann Moore, Stella Alex, Jane Street, Dorothy Tsumpes, Elaine Everett, Betty Martin, Eleanor Castanien, Bonnie Harris, Joan Davis, Gloria Reams, Betty Pars-ons Row 3: Nancy Douthett, Diane Weary, Muriel Nichols, Nancy Kuntz, Helen Kenyon, Barbara Lee, Marilyn Green, Marguerite Stewart, Kathryn Speidel, Anita Kline, Mary Jean Smith, Leona Stineman, Erma Gorenflo, Erma Morse, Norma Albert, Joan Deibel, Marie Gantt SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS Front row: Joyce Wintringham, Jo Anne Saull, Connie Jerew, Sue Sparks, Pat Tonguette, Janet Short, Margie White, Gloria Cummings, Jean Kneisley, Miss Bloomingdale, Charlene Conklin, Clara Jane Fredericks, Joan Hymes, Barbara Weber, Diane Whitehead, Betty Nelson, Betty Bell, Phyllis Bell, Diane Sanson, Nancy Crissinger Row 2: Barbara Solie, Melba Christman, Rozana Baldaut, Barbara Ann Dickerson, Joyce Burke, Joan Anderson, Virginia Schertzer, Jo Anne Wolfe, Mary Priode, Rose Reidy, Virginia Mason, Anna Mae Andrews, Janet Gittord, Marilyn Guy, Mary Lou Hall, Gloria Conner, Mina Miers Row 3: Mary Lusk, Jackie Woessner, Betty Roberts, Hazel Baer, Joan Bayles, Ruth Ann McGraw, Harriet Mosher, Mary Ann Wilhelm, Delores Fix, Evelyn Zinder, Juanita Kauble, Carolyn Pritchard, Nancy Peck, Rae Fetter, Melba Craven, Joan Griffin, Barbara Mclntyre, Viola Mason Row 4: Marilyn Dengler, Mary Fox, Patricia Burke, Shirley Arbogast, Bargara Bachelder, Delores Pickering, Barbara Babcock, Barbara J. Dickerson, June Kear, Sally Seckel, Jane Simpson, Bernice Gattshall, Barbara McWherter, Veronna Stephens, Arlene Oiler, Virginia Augenstein, Margie Peifer I 4.J cilarcbng 0rcAedfra . . . . All Tuned Up for Top Performance The Harding Orchestra tuned in on many activities during this busy year along HARDING HIGH-way. It added considerably to the success ot the Junior Play Shiny Nose at Central Auditorium, and played the overature and musical interludes during the Senior play, The Barrettsu at the Palace Theatre. The outstanding event ot the season was the Orchestra Concert on April 8th, at the Palace Theatre. Under the baton ot orchestra director Homer Huttman, they presented a varied program including Medley ot Victor Herbert and Battle Hymn ot the Republic. The orchestra winds up its most successful season with a display ot its musical talents at Commencement, FRONT ROW Phyllis Huffman Joan Glassmeyer Muriel Nichols Jane Williams Bernice Shearer Nona Griffin Barbara Solie Martha Douce Marilyn Dengler Edna Wilde Gloria Cummings Eleanor Castanien Peggy McWilliams Steve Lacey ROW 2 Mr. Homer Huffman Joan Anderson Virginia Mason Joyce Lister Ruth Kull Bill Hart Joan Bayles Connie .Ierew John Cheney Ann Coffey Harriet Alexalre Virginia Davis Anita Kaelber Joanna Jacobs Ruth Piclrering ROW 3 Wallace Musgrave Jim Wanner Mary Long Bob Eva ns Charlene Long John Craven Bob Drollinger Gene Winters Fred Halt John Stuclrey Barbara Lee Erma Gorenflo Clara Jane Fredericts Bonnie Harris Helen Kenyon The Harding Orchestra is to be congratulated in bringing to Marion THE MIAMI UNIVERSITY STRING QUARTET as guest artists at the Orchestra Concert ORCHESTRA OFFICERS: Jim Wanner, President Joan Glassmeyer, Vice Presi- Mary Fox Marilyn Guy dent . Virginia Schertzer Joanne Anderson, Secretary- Nancy Kuntz Treasurer 0 ueuc aued fke w S , u ,A u u u. ,.:.,g u4.L4s5f.'M,weaa5.s-a, f-,f,..:..:. ,- af: fl LEFT SIDE Bob Drollinger Dick Latimore Gene Winters Bob Evans Mary Long Jim Lytle Dick Stineman Theron Donough Tom Ballinger CROSS BAR Charlene Long John Golf Dave Cheney RIGHT SIDE Helen Kenyon Bob Reece Ronald Cox Virginia Davis Marilyn Guy Marilyn Rieser Mary Linn Bonnie Harris pyfkmic Hahn? own flue lgoacl .... . Heads the Parade Down HARDING HIGH-way lListed from back to 'frontl LEFT SIDE J-ohn Cheney Guy Stoner Shirley McCallum Paul Beery Joyce Lister Virginia Mason Joan Anderson CROSS BAR John Peak Carl Porter Bill Flannigan Dick Matteson RIGHT SIDE Jim Wanner Maurice Kaelber Wallace Musgrave Clara Ja ne Fredericks Marvin Hill Bob Riley Richard Ackinson Edgar Donough Bob Viclris John Stuckey Sue Cokansberger Ann McDaniel Helen Lyon Clinton Taylor John Wingett Dick Seckel Peg McWilliams Clinton Moore Helen Berkeley Leona Stineman Jo Ann Wolfe Melba Noble Joyce Parr Wert Robinson Dick Bechtle Erma Gorenflo Barbara Lee Patty Burke Jim Riley Kenneth Wormell FLAG BEARERS Ann Coffey Bernice Shearer Clear the Road . . . Here Comes the Band . . . Marching down the HARDINCS HIGH-way . . . flag bearers heading the parade . . . Homer Huffman out in front . . . Twirlers strutting their stutl , . . the whole band tooting for the team . . . also marching and playing in many other parades... playing for Class Day . . . and most important of all, presenting its an- nual Band Concert to a full house at the Palance Theatre, February 26th . . . we're mighty proud of the Record made by the Harding Band. Drum Major ...,....,,..,.........r Paul Arndt Drum Majorettes Dorothy Cooper, Martha Douce, Elaine Everett Mascot .,.. , .. ...,.r.. . Mike Fellabaum BAND OFFICERS: Harland Ambrose . .r.., President Dick Matteson . ,.,,, Vice President Ann McDaniel ..,. Secretary-Treasurer l'6lU26I'lg fhe 0 ... . GIQIJQZ a CA00' Under the leadership ot Rrotessor Jones, about sixty voices blend together to make beautitul music tor us, as we travel the Highways ot Melody. The Choirs many public appearances have brought well earned praise to this musical organization, and haxe added much to the enjoyment ot HARDING HIGH-way travelers. , They have been much in demand tor singing at church services throughout the year, and helpcd malse a success ot the Harding Prefbaster services. The Choirs outstanding event ot the season was its Spring Concert at Edison Auditorium. Thcy sponsored bringing to Marion a great musical treat, when they presented The Ghio State Sym- phonic Choir in a concert at Edison Auditorium, March I3. The Choir otticers this year were: Jim Rea, president: Fred Lacey, vice president: and Betty Weiser, secretary-treasurer. SENIOR CHOIR Front row: Delores Orth, Polfy Biggert, Martha Brown, Mary Ellen Hinamon, Jo Ann May, Dorothy Rhodes, Barbara Probst, Betty Parsons, Louise Bauguess, Genevieve Everely, Nancy Ulsh, Betty Weiser, Nancy Anthony, Joyce Snyder, Rose Marie Hinamon Mar'orie Keeler Ann Fer uson Mar- r I r 9 r gare : Hamilton, Betty Bear Row 2: Elnora Beveridge, Nanette Henning, Juanita Cog- an, Claire Koeppen, Yvonne Metzger, Mary Lou Swigart, Eve- lyn Laucher, Katherine Speidel, Dianne Wise, Betty Stanley, Marlee Lust, Alla Lee Robinson, Jackie Gittord, Ann La- Marche, Phyllis Badgley, Mary Jane Ralph, Joan Glassmeyer, Julia Hughes, Marjorie Middleton Row 3: Bob Wingett, Diclc Umbaugh, Dick Rhodes, Bob Diclrason, Clarlt Dougherty, Bernard Lyon, Jim Hill, Bob Ral- ston, Tom Taylor, Orland Beveridge, Diclt Latimore, Howard Tillis, George Pluchel, Hugo Malo, Tom Goetting, Bill Taylor, Jim Rea, Jim Coss Row 4: Warren Osborn, Dick Thomas, Jaclt Hoffman, Charles Pensinger, Jim Bain unior Clzoir . . . lTop Picturel Front row: Mr. Jones, Diane Whitehead, Jane Street, Joan Saull, Diane Sanson, Pat Baldaut, Jean Carroll, Mary Bigley, Carolyn Creager Row 2: Pat Tonguette, Virginia Rinnert, Jean Kneisley, Joyce Wintringham, Jackie Woesner, Mary Luslr, Juanita Kauble, Joan Milar, Joyce Freeman Row 3: Connie Jerew, Gloria Kehrweclrer, Marguerite Stewart, Gene Hayner, Glen McClaskey, Ted Rowland, Eugene Hypes, Elmore Frew, Harold Van Meter fBottom Picturel Front row: Mr. Jones, Stella Baer, Catherine Hamilton, Mary Lou Hall, Gloria Connor, Marilyn Bachelder, Joan Hymes, Barbara Weber, Rozana Bauldaut, Pat Walton Row 2: Marlene Jollitf, Juanita Kaelber, Barbara Solie, Robert Plumley, Lois Woods, Joan Warner, Nancy Peck, Barbara Mclntyre, Mina Miers, Viola Mason Row 3: Marjorie Gorsuch, Bonnie Glasco, Bob Wolfe, Fred Chandler, Barbara Babcock, Janet Gittord, Jim Nesper, Marlene Herbst, Dorothy Gabler, Ray Phillians 0 79 affylng tk? june AI' ik? 6 CIJLJ Student Council Sets the Pace . . . Keeping Harding Traffic Under Control Heres the Student High-way Patrol, on whose shoulders rest the responsibility tor the orderly tlow ot trattic along the HARDING HIGH-way. This organization is composed ot boys and girls selected to repre- sent each class in the promotion ot school policies. When the Presidents played Circleville at the Harding Stadium, the student council introduced a smooth-riding new section ot the Harding High-way, which won the enthusiastic support ot all Harding Trav- elers. This outstanding event was the MHQMECOMING' with Queen Iris Eclcles and her attendants, Phyllis Badgley, Jackie Gittord, Mary Gruber and Ann McDaniel . . . it was a royal reception. Ctticials ot our student government, who sponsored this and many other significant projects, were: Jim Hall, president: Tom Taylor, vice president: Betty Parsons, secretaryg and Charles Wright, treasurer: Miss Brown, Miss Stattord, and Miss Winder, taculty advisors. STUDENT COUNCIL lPic'cured Abovel Front row: Iris Eclrels, Betty Parsons, Jean Kneisley, Miss Brown Row 2: Virginia Mason, Jean Freese, Erma Morse, Mary Gruber, Miss Winder, Harry Dowler Row 3: Jim Hill, Charles Wright, .lim Bain, Rober Andrews, Miss Stafford, Tom Taylor, Walter Bechtle jakng fke oaafi cluding Ar renck jriea anc!.S?aani4A Umeifa . . . muck anal Lgpoanirilz Cjfugd FRENCH CLUB lTop Picturel Front row: Diane Cramer, Lola Barnett, reporter, Miss Freer, advisor, Row two: Jim Coss, president, Jim McFarland, Don Clinger, Dick Juanita Cogan, Marjorie Keeler, Harland Ambrose, treasurer, Eddie Weber, Mary Gruber, secretary, Mary Boxwell Robisch. Jack Cudd, vice-president lnot picturedl SPANISH CLUB lBottom Picturel Front row: Bob lmbody, Bernard Lyon, Yvonne Metzger, Carolyn Self, Bernice Shearer, Nancy Douthett, Barbara Probst, Gloria Albert Row two: Marjorie Middleton, Edna Wilde, Ann McDaniel, Jo Ann May, Roxana Pauling, Ann Ferguson, Katherine Alex Row three: Shirley Stanley, Joan Warner, Lucina Eckert, Billie Baldaut, Nancy Nussbaum, Bill Mathias, Jim Rea, Peggy Smith, Ron- ald Holloway, John Morrison Row four: Jackie Gifford, Virginia Rinnert, Catherine Thomas, Gloria Kehrwecker, Jane Street, Ann Shatter, Jean Smith Row tive: Joan Diebel, Muriel Nichols, Louise Bauguess, Miss Lenk Row six: Carl Porter, Charles Pensinger, Jack Williams, Wallace Musgrave, Bob Dickerson, John Keggan, Jim Michel, Gene Miller, Ted Beresford, Don Crissinger, Dana Neutzel g NATICNAL HGNOR SCDCIETY Conters coveted membership upon torty-three Seniors. This is the highest honor that Harding can bestow upon any ot its seniors, as they come to the end ot the HARDING HIGH-way. lt is an honor that comes only to those who, through diligent studies, have made the grade in high scholastic achievement. lt is an honor that comes only to those who have won the highest respect ot the Harding taculty and their tellow students, by whom they have been selected tor their good character and record ot service. The tinal choice ot those to be so honored is based upon their record ot achieve- ment in the various activities at Harding. Its a three-told honor ot scholarship, service and character . . . a reward tor good pertormance . . . a challenge to continue all through lite to deserve the honor bestowed upon you. Congratulations to you . . . and pleasant traveling. . . Q Front r6w: Polly Biggert, JoAnn May, Ann McDaniel, Miss Freer, Lola Barnett, Diane Cramer, Marjorie Middleton Row two: Joan Glassmeyer, Mary Ellen Hina- mon, Norma Higley, Carolyn Self, Yvonne Metzger, Pauline Oiler Row three: Betty Bear, lretta Stineman, Patti Leeper, Margaret Hamilton, Joan Anderson Row four: Harold Patterson, Bill Purvis, Mary Jane Ralph, Ann LaMarche, Jane Williams Row tive: Jim Bain, Keith Smith, Bill Virden, Mary Gruber, John Stuclrey, Claire Koeppen, Darlene Ulrich, Sylvia Frew, iris Eclrles, Barbara Probst, Jackie GiFford, Ann Ferguson Row six: Eldon Grate, Jim Wanner, Fred Lacey, Jim Hill, Jim Rea, Charles Wright, Jim Coss, Jack Hoffman 1 'YT ' ill ,S L fxl SHOSHONEAN CLUB ltoppmel Up at dawn, sixteen Shoshonean girls, driven to work daily by Mr. Dunlap... torenoons on the HARDING HIGH-way . . . atternoons in the business section . . . yet they tind time tor many extra activities, including Pot Lucks, Halloween and Surprise Parties as well as a Spring Employers-Employee banquet, and meetings every six weeks in the various homes . . . you'll tind their happy taces in the top picture, above: Front row: Mr. Dunlap, supervisor: Geraldine Rowland, reporter: Dorothy Williamson: Louise Oiler: Patty Leeper, treasurer: .lo Ann Edington: Norma Higley, secretary: Donna Stewart Row two: Letha Braham: Helen Miers: Betty Gore: Mary Alice Obenour: lretta Stineman: Ruth Young, Vice President: Sally Anderson, President: Geraldine Flinchbaugh Row three: Martha Redmon: Phylliss Buckingham FUTURE RETAILERS They earn while they learn, these twenty-tour Future Retailers ot America . . . out bright and early on the HARDING HIGH-way tor a tull torenoon ot sales training under the supervision ot Miss Frye . . . and a tull atternoon ot selling in the com- mercial zone . . . they are active in many civic projects and still have time tor a manager's banquet and parties, galore . . . they're on display in the lower picture, above: Front row: Delores Miller: Helen Messenger: Lois Murray: Rose Powers: Catherine Bolander: Joyce Ramsey: Helen Benedict: Ruby Banks: Miss Frye, supervisor Row two: Marjorie Miller: Marilyn Taylor: Juanita McClaskey: Peggy Nemes, secretary: Carol Darling: Frank Hall: Bill Mclunkin: Don Showalter Row three: Earl Landrum: Ray Swerlein, vice president: Bill Sontag, treasurer: Paul Myers: Dick Wedertz, president: Tom Goetting: Jack Leffler: Bob Penry orgriierica! jduedm On Me -yafvkny -My -wa y I O I Hinfing Cfaao - .14 f A ' PRINTING CLASS ftoppme' Front row: Dick Huddle, vice-president, Bob Ralston, president, Dick Gherman, Bill Steele, treasurer, Dick Haines, Stanley Garey, Mr. Hoops, advisor Row two: Lcc Cofiins, John Owens, Howard Tillis, Gene Peadon, QBottom Picturej Front row: Miss Dumm, advisor, Joan Griffin, Barbara Babcock, Rita Miley, Patti Drake, treasurer, Diane Weary, secretary, Mary Lou Cunningham kde N QN 'QI Qn l L.M,..?. FUTURE TRADESMEN OF AMERICA lT Pld 'e' Front row: Charles Severns, Dick Lingrel, Kenneth Price, John Schultz, Charles Armendinger, Mr. Zuspan, Buftord Russell, Jack Rockwell, Gene Conners, Dale Lama, Clitlord Dennis Row two: Doug Kneisley, Gene Powers, Dick Kelly, Bill Graham, Clair Long, Carol Combs, Bob Williamson, Branson Fuggitt, Carlos Pierce, Harold Cook, Jack Romano Row three: Bob McCreary, David Weaver, Jack Somerlot, Gene Koons, Jim Eddy, Dale Fleming, Bob Cook, Bill Trafzer, Joe Jenkins, Jack Walterhus, Ralph Rhodes, Dick Roads, Jim Bonsel, Bill Haines JUNICJR AMERICAN MECHANICS 'B o 'M 'a' Front row: Paul Cochran, Walter Green, Darrel Pierce, Jack Sayre, Oscar Sisson, Paul Rowland, Jerry Knickle, Kenneth Emmons, Norman Cleveland, Frank Eiseman Row two: Dick Fairchild, Dick Stanley, Don McGraw, Jerry Robinson, Jim Rinehart, Edwin Wil- liams, Bob Chapman, Mr. Williams, Paul McCIenathan, Irey Williams, Carl Ault Row three: Dick Beychtle, Allen Haberman, Roy Brown. Bill Bowman, Sanford Butler, Kenneth Galloway, Dick Hughes, Charles Metz, Ralph Hogan, Earl Krider Row four: Bob James, Mervin Mosher, George Rutherford, Dick Willauer, Gerald Huber, John Griffith, Charles Carpenter, Jim Cunningham, Bob Freeman, Dick Carr, Warren Postell, Ed Short -I - - -Aj v , ' I V , ian' -Q------ i I. 'xi J l if i 35, , , l, l i QE 0I'l'lQ 00Ifl'l 8105 HOME ROOM SECRETARIES lTop Picturel Front row: Mary Lusk, Phyllis Bell, Twila Rip- pey, Betty Nichols, Clara Jane Fredericks, lris Eckels, Sally Anderson, Miss Bloomingdale Row two: Diane Whitehead, Dorothy Wier, Joyce Layton, Rose Reidy, Gloria Reams, Mary Jean Smith, Erma Morse, Marilyn Taylor Row three: Gerald Huber, Oscar Sisson, Al- len Haberman, Don Hoffman, Bob Sorgen, Paul Cramer, Dick Bechtle HOM E ROOM TREASURERS lMiddle Picturel Front row: Carolyn Pritchard, Ruth Smith, Gloria Cummings, Marilyn Bachelder, Joanne Wolfe, Peggy Nemes, Joan Eddington Row two: Dick Leftler, Pete Regules, Marvin Hill, Jim Hill, Ronald Ainey, Barbara Oiler, Evelyn Winslow Row three: Berkeley Smith, Richard Carr, Ger- ald Huber, Warren Postell, Phillip Messenger, Dick Hypes, Jack Butterman . HOME ROOM VICE PRESIDENTS lBottom Picturel Front row: Miss Grove, advisor, Nancy Nuss- baum, Joan Warner, Jim Lytle, Dick Roseberry, secretary, Betty Nelson, Marjorie Peifer, Joyce Wintringham Row two: Rae Fetter, bwle Lama, Bill Bow- man, Fred Coffey, Doug Fe.'. lretta Stineman, Joan Saull Row three: Howard Tillis, prefdent, Merle Daum, vice-president, Don Barrett, treasurer, Ralph Hogan, Nick Hondros, Eugene Thomas, Don Showalter gg .S?9oLe4 in mee 5 . . .sguroly E iea .... .xdcluance eaignd VARSITY H CLUB Front row: Disk Corwin, Jim Hill, Dick Gherman, Jim Williams, Fred Crowder, Paul Menzer, Bob Short Row two: Katherine Hamilton, Anna Mae Andrews, Dorothy Tsumpes, Imogene Pickering, Ellen Dough Kniesly Row three: Dick Letfler, Howard Tillis, Loyd Williams, Gene Peadon, Bob Ralston, Dick Upton, Jack Bishop, Fred Lacey, Clarence Smith, Jim Rea Row four: Jim Bain, John Isaly, Dick Thomas, Rodger Andrews, Jim Coss, Dick Riddle Row tive: Ed Roseberry, Mr. Bohyer, Tom Taylor, Calvin Roest, Merle Daum LIBRARY COUNCIL Front row: Delores Richardson, Shirley Arbogast, Iris Eckles, Juanita Cogan, Marilyn Bachelder, Betty Dawson, Erma Gorenflo Row two: Catherine Hamilton, Anna Mae Andrews, Dorothy Tsumpes, Imogene Pickering, Ellen Mitchell, Helen Bailey, Barbara Solie, Virginia Augenstine, Joan Walker, Miss Moore J like gaffefb v Tl PLAY CAST SENIOR PLAY LEADS Front row: Phyllis Badgley, Janet Ulmer, Dorothy Mr. Chase, Jim Rea, Joan Glassmeyer, Phyllis Badg- Chapman, Margaret Hamilton, Marjorie Middleton Iey, Jim Coss Row two: Clarlr Dougherty, Polly Biggert, Joan G'ass- meyer, George Pluchel, Jim Rea Row three: Mr. Chase, Ronald Holloway, Fred Lacey, Jim Coss V , V , .. i,-1 -i we The annual senior dramatic production was presented Thursday, April 29th, at the Palace Theatre. The play was The Barrettsf' an interpretation ot The Barretts ot Wimpole Street as arranged by Marjorie Carleton. The play was presented to a capacity audience tor both matinee and evening performances. Mr. Marion O. Chase, speech instructor at Harding, directed the production. 1 The Barrettsm depicts the lite story ot Elizabeth Barrett, the English poet, played by Phyllis Badgley and Joan Glassmeyer, who became tamous as Elizabeth Barrett Browning, the wite ot Robert Browning, played by Jim Rea. The play tools place in the home ot Edward Moulton-Barrett, tyrannical tather ot Elizabeth, successtully enacted by Jim Coss. Evelyn Winslow, as Henrietta, Polly Biggert as Arabelg Ronald Holloway as George: and Clarlc Dougherty as Octavius, Elizabeth's sisters and brother became reconciled to the tather's stern nature, but the sparlc ot rebellion in Elizabeth is set ott by Browning with the aid ot Pred Lacey as John Kenyon, a wealthy patron ot the arts, and cousin ot the Barretts. Incidental comedy scenes are varied by the appearance ot Capt. Surtees Coolc, as played by George Pluchel, and the shrewd outspolcen novelist ot the day, Janet Ulmer as Miss Mittordg Dorothy Chapman as Milly, servant ot the Barrett household, and Margaret Hamilton as Wilson, devoted maid to Elizabeth, taithtully fulfill their roles to furnish additional humor to the plot. 6 Q Scene of Wimpole Street Z .L ' -saf- T ,,,,. E -.-Q- il. 415-3 I-Q -.-1 lAbove Lettl Front row: Eva Kasotis, Mary Lou Cunningham, Betty McConnell, Miss Foreman, Miss Frye, Bernard Lyon, Harland Ambrose Row two: Betty Bear, Hugo Malo, Anna Clemmons, Ann McDaniel, Yvonne Metzger, Joe Reamsnyder, Charles Ludwig lAbove, rightl Front row: Miss Grove, Mary Jane Dutt, Darlene Ulrich, Miss Bloomingdale, Joan White, Lola Barnett, Sue Gillrson, Charles Wright Row two: Jaclrie Gifford, Amm LaMarche, Betty West, Norma Higley, Mary Lou Cornelius, Betty Weiser, Mary Ann Van Meter -- I, U If-s:r,.f.1,!., b g M 1 l 1-- i -.x l A i ,- , .g The production statt, property committee, ushers, ticlcet sellers, publicity agents and stage crew worked hand in hand with the cast and Mr. Chase to turn in a commendable pertormance. Congratulations to all who helped make The Barrettsu such an outstanding success. lBelow, lettl Front row: Boyd Wise, Diclr Corwin, Bob Ralston, Jaclr Hoffman, Howard Tillis, Jim Hill, Bob Short Row two: Miss Winder, Mary Ann Van Meter, Don Clinger, Paul Anderson, Harold Patterson, JoAnn May, Joan Anderson, Delores Mann iBelow, rightl Front row: Sally Anderson, Dorothy Rhoads, Miss Stump, Barbara Probst, Mary Lou Midlam, Julia Hughes, Lois Murray Row two: Patti Dralre, Mary Jane Ralph, Evelyn Laucher, Mary Boxwell, Edna Wilde, Mary Ellen Hinamon, Rose Marie Hinamon Row three: Eleanor Faullrner, Ruth Kniclrle, Janet Way, Carolyn Self, Joan Lash, Margaret Christian, Marilyn Taylor, Ann Ferguson r i t., Q .A .-...F ,, -. .:'F, I Q '-fr 1 A .A 9 :ac if-5: JUNIOR SHOWS UP WITH A SHINY NOSE JUNIOR PLAY CAST Front row: Marilyn Fields, Dorothy Tsumpes, Eleanor Castanien, Barbara Lee Row two: Marion Chase, Director, Nancy Nussbaum, Betty Parsons, Doug Felt Row three: Roger Andrews, Cecil Brown, Jaclr Williams Gr I K ala U '9 .rg .g- - 1. r You are always certain ot good entertainment, when the juniors play along I-IARDING HIGH-way. For this year's play, they chose a three-act comedy, Shiny Nose, under the supervision ot Stage-Coach Marion Chase. Congratulations to the juniors, tor producing such a splendid per- formance. USHERETTES AND STAGE CREW Front row: Roxana Pauling, Joyce Lay- ton, Gloria Kehrweclrer, Marie Gantt, Doris Gorenflo, Mary Melby, Jean Car- roll, Lois Wioods, Miss Wolfley Row two: Ralph Hogan, June Reams, Phyllis Davis, Gloria Reams, Diane Wise, Mary Hughes, Betty Stanley, Wilma Northup, Marjorie Gorsuch, Ethel Her- rington Row three: Mr. Chase, Jim Nesper, Charles Pensinger, Gene Miller, Ted Ber- esford, Don Crissinger, Justine Gott, Joan Steinman, Betty Martin JUNIOR PLAY COMMITTEES Front row: Miss Foreman, publicity, Diane Weary, Nancy Dvouthett, Barbara Hochstetter, Joan Walker, Miss Winder, ticlrets, Miss Bloomingdale, make-up, Doris Dowler Row three: Norma Albert, Marilyn Green, Lavon Cryder, Mary Lou Faullrner, Mary Lee Dixon, Marjorie Keeler, Lois Hartman, Shirley Stanley, Nancy Pen- nisten Row three: Miss Stafford, properties, Diclr Drake, John Waddle, Ronald Ainey, Kenneth Burrey F, . is yr - . f. -. - ' , it ' - 'f .-.f - -'- ' . . 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PROPS 8. cps PRODUCE iL7Ae i Ckridfmad Karak lTop Picturel lBottom Picturel Front row: Nancy Douthett, Alla Lee Robinson, Martha Brown, Peg Ulmer, Ann LaMarche, Nancy Ulsh, Mary Jane Ralph, Joan White, Carolyn Self, Betty Bear, Mary Ellen Hinamon, treasurer, Bernard Lyon, Harland Ambrose, vice-president, Hugo Malo, Bob Dickason, Catherine Alex, Mary Lou Midlam, Joan Lash Row two: Diane Weary, Martha Thompson, Melba Craven, Anna Clemmons, Rose Marie Hinamon, Dorothy Chapman, Marilyn Endicott, Bernice Shearer, Betty Weiser, Joyce Snyder, Joan Williams, Mary Lou Swigart, Erma Morse, Jim Rech, Robert Ault, Margaret Stewart, Barbara Probst, Nannette Hanning, Barbara Hoch Row three: Sylvia Frew, Mary Lou Cornelius, Joan Walker, Lois Hartman, Ruth Clutter, Betty Parsons, Bonnie Harris, Mary Lou Barka- low, Arvanna Reed, Marlee Lust, Jackie Gitford, Muriel Nichols, Har- riet Alexake, Gloria Conner, Joan Gritfin, Joyce Wintringham, Barbara Solie, Jane Williams, Harriet Mosher Front row: Jim Williams, Jim Nesper, Lee Collins, Joe Sigley, Mar- garet Hamilton, Delores Mann, Janet Way, Jane Street, Eleanor Cas- tanien, Mr. Chase, faculty advisor, Joan Glassmeyer, president, Roxana Pauling, Barbara Lee, Shirley Geissler, Carofyn Creager, Billie Baldauf, Joyce Layton, Marilyn Fields, Ella Crump, Margaret Dawson, Willa Reece Row two: Jim Rea, Bill Mathias, Don Crissinger, Ted Beresford, Jim Michel, Bill Purvis, Elaine Everett, Margie White, Joan Bayles, Charlene Conklin, Dorothy Cooper, Joan Davis, Leona Stineman, Ruth Smith, Peggy Smith, Phyllis Badgley, secretary, Joan Anderson, Virginia Mason, Jayne Adams, Betty West Row three: Clark Dougherty, Ronald Holloway, Don Emery, Dick Seckel, Bob Riley, Marjorie Middleton, Janet Short, Polly Biggert, Hazel Bear, Betty Roberts, Rose Reidy, Gloria Reams, Mary Jean Smith, Nancy' Nussbaum, Helen Moore, Dorothy Tsumpes, Nancy Pennisten, Joan Deibel, Norma Albert, Marie Gantt I arrives right on time, every Tues- 66 ominga v anal goin? v on? .jvlarchng .Mgkwag . . . AS PUBLISHED IN THE HERALD The Journalism class talres weelr- ly iourneys in the tield ot public- ity demonstrating the Power ot the Press. Under the co-editorship ot Clarlc Daugherty and Lola Barnett, the Herald Flivver gets under way ev- ery Thursday evening and always day. As taculty advisor, Miss Fore- man is the baclc-seat driver: Diclc Riddle, business manager: John Keggan, advertising manager: Joan White, circulation managery and Jackie Gittord has charge ot exchanges. New it Q -Af -- HERALD STAFF Front row: Catherine Thomas, George Pluchel, Clarlr Daugherty Row two: Dick Riddle, Joan White, Lola Barnett, Mary Lou Faullrner Row three: Jaclrie Gifford, Rose Marie Hinamon, Miss Foreman, Iris Eclrels Row four: John Keggan, lrl Reasoner, Betty Dawson 0 A AS BROADCAST CDVER WMRN ..... The Journalism and Speech Classes gain recognition as they broadcast the news from Harding over WMRN every Friday afternoon. I The script is edited by members ot the journalism class under the direction ot Miss Foreman, and the broadcasting is done by members ot the speech class, coached by Marion Chase. RADIO STAFF Janet Ulmer Miss Foreman Mr. Chase Carolyn Self if ing fhe QUIVER STAFF: Front row: Dolores Mann, Art Pauline Oiler, Copy Juanita Cogan, Sec'y Nancy Anthony, Asst. Sec'y Jo Ann May, Business Mgr. Sylvia Frew, Photos Julia Hughes, Photos Row two: Barbara Probst, Co-Editor Ann LaMarche, Adv. Jim Wanner, Photos Row three: Miss Conley, Advisor Ronald Holloway, Business Bernard Lyon, Adv. Harold Patterson, Adv. Mgr. John Stuckey, Co-Editor 'IN WC ' Q Tr QUIVER-ING DOWN THE LAST LONG MILE As we go QUIVER-ing down the last long mile ot the highway and the time grows short, we anxiously sit on the edge ot the seat, grasp the steering wheel with looth hands, and teverishly push the accelerator to the tloor board . . . the motor coughs . . . a couple ot spark plugs are missing . . . the lett rear tire is almost tlat . . . the gas is running low . . . somebody threw out the clutch . . . the battery's weak . . . the lights are dim . . . just as we think the motor is going to die, we make it over the last hill, we round the last curve . . . and HERE WE ARE. . . . . . . We hope you'll like us, and will not just put us up tor the night . . . but let us stay with you tor a long, long time .... 1..,W.,,,m QUIVER REVUE: Front row: Jack Hoffman Jim Rea Betty Weiser Rose Marie Hinamon Ann Ferguson Margery Middleton Mary Ellen Hinamon Polly Biggert Clark Dougherty Row two: Bob Ralston Bob Wingett Bernard Lyons Dick Rhoads Orland Beveridge Jim Hill Dick Umbaugh Fred Halt Row three: Fred Lacey Dick Matteson Carl Porter Jim Coss Harland Ambrose Bob Reece Ronald Cox Wallace Musgrave Jim Wanner ii 2 oing oh af .xuarcbng .... I 1+ J .:'-3,135 A .- . . 1 1 J V, -, ' ' N 1 . T, 1 : 'Q -X -, ' , 4 if :mr x . ' , .f'S. ' '10 V , 'f -Q -V... :Q-....u . 'gf Aaw. 1- ......-ugJ'.fx, Q. -.- ' 5.1. -. :O q..., qv . 47 'f-1? ' f 1 ' v .-.,. .., f .. ... if -.- 27351-1' .534-V .,,,. N-..f-w-Q'-n -1, -...N A.. . N4 . - 1' , .' . -4--Ling-.- - ' P' -V E- :i W . L ff-gi, K M VL - vp-.HQQQQNUUCIIJ 5 Q X r .W A x -1 fig,-S I - -1 V -' ,.. V . 1. .. 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For the next tive games the team really went hot! Defeating Columbus South, I9-O3 Titiin Columbian, I9-O3 Uhrichsville 32-O: Lima South, I4-O3 Findlay 20-6. At Ashland history repeated itselt and Harding was defeated by a score ot 20-I9, defeated by one point, the same as last year. Our next opponent was Circleville. Wfe rolled to a 37-6 victory. The following week the Presidents went to Sandusky and played what proved to be their tinest game ot the season, defeating Sandusky 40-O. The last game ot the season was really a heart-breaker. Fremont, defeated once this season, came to Marion thinking they would take an easy victory. We had the game won until within 5 minutes of the fourth quarter. We led by a score ot 7-6. Then one ot their backs broke loose tor a 60 yard run and scored the tinal TD. They made the extra point. The game ended 7-I3 in tavor of Fremont. 4, ,F 1 454 M I .3 X -Aa x J ,, Ha .W if r A 1, s .'9X'x A X W, '53 I., aa ,- 'wi .4 .,Y , gf Q , 7417 f , FT .Y 1.'- Hrs? ' kg ,114 fq -L . -4'- -v A 34 ' ,Wg . 4. ,,... .'ua -. 'Qs f, .' . vw: -- I XKQI I . N . 2 j' L 4' V vw A i,.X'-A-0.,. h Z' ..,--it W '- ,---1-I 1 ',' f Q 0 c'-V .: f4 -, 1, , nr n.,- . ..1 1, 51 I 34-iyz. .k it V f. A52 ig f '12 an wh ff A .. ,f. .. Y' Front row: Dick Gherman, Dick Thomas, Jim C-oss, Jim Rea Dick Riddle, Dick Clark Row two: Clarence Smith, Don Johnson, Ed Roseberry, Bob Short Merle Daum Row three: Tom Ballinger, Doug Brokaw, .lack Bishop, Bill Buckingham, Rodger Andrews Row four: Tom Taylor, Dick Wolfe, Fred Crowder, Dick Leffler Dick Roseberry Managers: Bill Virden, Bill Taylor, Bill Steele BASKETBALL l-larding as host to Bexley, tor our tirst game ot the season, was edged out 37-35. Columbus Vfest lassoed the Presidents during their visit here. The game ended with the Cowboys ahead, 52-38. Our tirst win ot the season came when we downed Fostoria 4I-20. The next two games were heart-breakers. Atter a close game, Bucyrus downed us 64-60 in an overtime: then we dropped to Lima by a score ot 43-40. Again we were to lose, this time to Tittin, 30-263 but we came back to the winning column with the Columbus North game, when an overtime ended 45-40 against the Polar Bears. ln a return game to West, l-larding lost 63- 45. Harding was victorious against Delaware by a score ot 39-34, tor our second win trom them. For Hard- ing's fifth win, they deteated Galion 3l-27. Ashland then paid a visit to the Prexie's court and won 56-42. Traveling to Columbus we gave Central, the city champs, a hard fight, although the game ended 48-36 their way. Bellevue, Northern Qhio League champs, downed us 67-55 in our last pre-tournament play. Columbus Central's Pirates deteated l-larding's Presidefnts on the Qhio State Fairgrounds coliseum hardwood courts in the Class A district tournament to the tune ot 60-46. It was a hard tought battle, but Central got an early lead that we couldn't overtake. I I r--- r f --1 T' rim E ied .... we f if THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Mrs. Jean McCauIIey Thomas C Faculty Adviser GAA I lTop Picturel Front row: Helen Moore, Joyce Burke, Joan Anderson, Jane Street, Barbara Hochstetter, Shirley McCallum, Martha Douce, Mary Melby, Delores Orth, Eleanor Moore, Willa Reece, Marilyn Fields, Joyce Layton, Arlene Oiler, Virginia Schertzer, Jo Ann Wolfe Row two: Jackie Gifford, Helen Bailey, Rozana Baldaut, Melba Christman, Betty Parsons, Marcia Kessler, Ethel Herrington, Pat McGrath, Ann Moore, Dorothy Tsumpes, Billie Baldauf, Nancy Nuss- baum, Ruth Massie, Nancy Pennisten, Alla Lee Robinson Row three: Joan White, Marjorie Middleton, Polly Biggert, Peggy Smith, Harriet Alexake, Eleanor Castanien, Erma Morse, Ruth Carwile, Ruth Kull, Dorothy Wier Row four: Iris Eclrels, Ann LaMarche, Martha Brown, Yvonne Metzger, Ann McDaniel, Virginia Wilson, Nancy Williams, Iris Obenour, Donna Bond, Mary Boxwell, Diane Weary, Nancy Douthett GAA 2 lBottom Picturel Front row: Margie White, Gloria Cummings, Jean Kneisley, Charlene Conklin, Clara Jane Fred- criclrs, Roxana Pauling, Shirley Geissler, Carolyn Creager, Wilma Northup, Mary Bigley, Mary Haviland, Eva Kasotis, Mary Lou Midlam, Mary Lou Cornelius Row two: Barbara Stackpole, Virginia Price, Marilyn Green, Barbara Lee, Janet Gifford, Joan Hyams, Barbara Weber, Diane Whitehead, Anna Clemmons, Arvanna Reed, Elnora Beveridge, Barbara Solie, Joan Lash Row three: Lois Hartman, Ruth Clutter, Ruth Sours, Sue Sparks, Pat Tonguette, Marjorie Gor- such, Helen Kenyon, Muriel Nichols, Nancy Kuntz, Janet Short, Connie Jerew, Joyce Wintringham, Delia Tyler, Irene Sink ts 'X V1 n 4 ....xd - Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding CHEERLEADERS Support the Presidents with Lots of PEP . . Bacl: row: Jean Suall, Ann La Marche, Billie Baldauf, Jean Freece, Mascot, Susie Foreman, Alla Lee Robinson, Jaclrie Gifford, Mary Jean Dutt, Clara Jane Fredriclls Front row: Jean Kneisley, Gloria Cummins, Anna Mae Jones, Jo Ann Eddy, Melba Craven, Rae Fetter Football Scores Fostoria ....,.. I2 Columbus South . O Tittin .......... O Uhrichsville ...., O Lima South .... O Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding . Basketball Scores Bexley ..,...... 37 Delaware ...... 44 Columbus West , 52 Fostoria .,....i 26 Bucyrus ........ 64 Lima South .... 43 Tittin .,...,.,. 38 Columbus North . 40 Ashland ....,.. 58 Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Harding Findlay ... ... Ashland .,,.... Circleville . .. . . Sandusky . . . . , Fremont .,.,... Columbus West . Delaware .,.... Galion ........ Ashland ,..,.,. Bucyrus ..,..... Columbus Central Bellevue .,..... Columbus Central I II Rachel McAfee i I F 116 l -A-ig5,r-1 , 453. ll. , if P I Q 'lux f 4 'U -I , L 4: J. 1 E,-f 'V Qv i . Il, ,A if L9 1 nn-.X g. Iflfxif s I I 5. 1 z . -Qu-Q Sy' l 45 ff. ,s .1 fx , tr. .'3- ' , 'x -f 'C 1-Q jx, f 5, l ,CV 75 X9 0 07' QA ,Jw .kk xx, JE35 YI NURS WITH ,4 - ' A M. X sax 'v ENTER Congrafufafionzi Cfcm of 1948 HUGHES STUDIO I x j PHOTUGRAPHS Mar OMciaf!OAof0gralaAer UR FUTURE PIN THIS T0 YO r SHOPPING LIST . . . . I , E..-Y-E-f-75' - af Q S -wmv, .-fa - M wang.: g' ' I 'f 4111319 W I 1? , , I . 1 - 9-4 S A X -7' -' .- ,xxx L .xx HUBER 3-WHEEL ROAD-ROLLERS Automotive type, built in sizes from 5 to I2 tons. f f 1 fn' .-. xr ' 'zfffi A. will 'cl' x .A 1 S9 1, 'gh N - 1 .'.. 'F' Q, 3, ' . I V... X ,E .I P . 3 . All -Hifi' XS, lx ' f .,- 7, V. f 'N s M- 5 I ,Q 'xx' - I I ve 3, VL ' WI' X- HUBER MAINTAINER A versatile machine that also serves as a bulldozer, litt-loader, patch roller, snow- ? plow or rotary broom. N-it xhb 0 , Y ,A H u B E R s 44 ONE-MAN GANG I Q N Do you need a light machine ' ' vi V' that is as versatile as a one- , Y E man-band-but tar more usetul f' ' 'H ', A . . . a maintainer that is a jack ot all trades - Q ' and master ot them all . . . then the HUBER P W ROAD MAINTAINER is the very machine tor ' 3 you. When not working as a scraper or bull- ' y dozer, it will: make the snow tly-brush the S ' streets clean-do a good job ot patch rolling- ' '--,N or serve as a load-litter. Have your Huber t KXXW, Distributor put it through its paces tor you. X H' 'U' b' ghd 'O do - HUBER TANDEM Romans Variable weight, built in sizes Irom 3 to 12 tons. rl-ls H MFG.COMPANYl MARl0N,0Hl0, u. s.A THREE WHEEL TANDEM ROAD R9l.LERS H U B E R MAINTAINERS B Sl' WI HESFURA H P K AND SIICCESSI-'Ill UI-'E Everyone wishes you good luclc. Everyone also attempts to give you good advice. May we add . . . Whether your green pastures are tar away, or 3 here in Marion, your success and happiness will be assured it you treat everyone as people. We like Marion . . . want to see it grow and pros- per. Your help in achieving this aim is cordially invited. X The Osgood Co. ' The General Excavator Co. ' The Alloy Cast Steel Co. ' The Commercial Steel Casting Co. I UNIVERSAL COOLER An lmporfanf Facfor in Mc1rion's Industrial Life ' X I - E ' , 2 T g,3f?g,,a as - . ,- A as efasfcfafeeac - . for ' ,Atl GA -ff X! fl, I ,Jw 3 -Ill ,ji A, -tr.-, . , .I u ' 145!'! I 'f f'I - ' I 1 , ? I lu 'ji Vf ,I , X ilu ,HEMI r- 4' 3' -:SEQ X Nl! if fslcliiia E ' A lvlodern Industrial Plant Equipped With Up-To Date, Precision Tools tor Mass Production An Important Source of lvlarion's Industrial Pay roll - The lifeblood of lvlarion Business. A Good Place to Work. UNIVERSAL UIIUIER DIVISION OF INTERNATIONAL DITROLA CORPORATION AUT0lIlATlC REFIIIGERATIDN SINCE 1922 MARION ' OHIO 1 H me .. , x 's ox It 1+ 'V 1' wr 4 I, I 4 Jr X wt gl M e all ' ' , -,L .. .f -- ' vplga- .,. ' - - -- ff- , -,.x, v-..-w sa- ,- --- . .-., I There is u MARION to save you Time and Money on every iob Modern features of design,plus sound engineering throughout, have made MARION shovels and draglines top performers in the handling of materials on construction projects of all kinds. They have the speed, power and the stamina to STAY ON THE JOB without let-up . . . and to handle capacity yardage in record time. They are real money makers for every owner. 'l'llE MARION LINE ensounn . .. nnssns - - - ELECTRIC Model Capacity Model Capacity 33-M . . . ah cu. yds. 151-M ...... 6 cu. yds. 362 .... 1Vz cu. yds. 37200 Walker . . 5-7 cu. yds. 93-M . . . 2Vz cu. yds. 2147400 Walker 8-12 cu. yds. 111-M . 3Vz-4 cu. yds. 2147800 Walker 15-30 cu. yds. 492 ...... 3 cu. yds. i':Size of dragline bucket 4161 ..... 5 cu. yds. depends on length of boom. What is your material handling problem? I to the yearbook staff for preserving a pictorial record of the school year. We are proud of having played a part in the production of this yearbook and know that you and your alumni will cherish the many memories it retains. You are to be complimented for your initiative and enthusiasm which has played such an important part in its production. Pontiac craftsmen have tried sincerely to crown your efforts with success by rendering service and quality in the production of the photo-engfaw ings in this book. PIIIITIIII ENGRAYING 8: ELECTRDTYPE C0. S I Q 1' Mxisrsiz shouvsns ro AMERlCA'S sci-roots Sllllllll Pllllllllllllll llllllilllll 812 lVES1' VAN BUREZV STREET CIIICAGD 7, ILLINOIS HERFF-JONES COMPANY INDIANAPOLIS 7, INDIANA I .grwifafiond P. D. COOK MAUMEE, OHIO Representat e HERFF-JONES COMPANY INDIANAPOLIS 7, INDIANA CLASS RINGS. TROPHIES AND MEDALS P. D. COOK MAUMEE, OHIO Represen+a+ive North Central OI1io's Largest and Most Complete Men's and Boys' Clothing Store HOME OF NATIONALLY KNOWN CLOTHING FURNISHINGS AND SHOES I-Iart Scnattner 81 Marx, Varsity Town, Under Grad, Clotticratt, Alpagora, Arrow, Wings, Hansen, I-IicIroIc, Schoble, Interwoven, I-Ioleproot, Crosby Square, Rob-Lee, Rugby, Lamb Knit, Jersild, Cheney. SiIvoIine, Coopers, Jockey, Munsingwear, Swank, Jayson, Botany, Palm Beach and others. THRIFTY FOLKS COME FOR 40 MILES TO TRADE AT CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I948 Wafionaf lgkofoigrala em Phofogrcrphers of Individual Picfures CONGRATULATIONS TO THE OUIVER STAFF FOR A MAGNIFICENT YEAR BOOK We Wish the Graduates a Prosperous Future arid in the Years to Come We Hope To Serve Your Fine ScI1ooI Box 226 LORAIN, or-no C. C. IVIESSIVIORE AND RESCH Congrafulafions fo fhe Class of 1948 MALU BROTHERS 81 SUNS ll1 L Corner of Silver ancl Bar+ram Phone 26I9 Besi' Wishes 'ro +l1e Class of '48 May Success Be Yours PROBST SUPPLY CO. Disfribufor Plumbing and Healing Malerials lncluslrial Equipmenl 204 EAST CENTER STREET MARION OHIO Congrafulafions Io +I'1e Class of '48 THE AMERICAN MALIEABIE HASTINGS CII. OMP PALACE THEATRE f M6 and MARION THEATRE 6050! Compliments of TO THE CLASS OF I948 AND THEIR FRIENDS The Marion Me+aI Produc+s Company i OUR SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS M a nufa cturers of Hydraulic Hois'rs if and S+eeI Dump Bodies SERVICE CO. MARION, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '48 WE WISH TO AGAIN CONGRATULATE THE lei-1 sci-ioou For those who demand the best! GRADUATES OF HARDING H The coIumns of The Marion Star have reporied W ms for sixt -three classes. e Y graduating progra welcome your class as ihe sixty-fourth. FIT FOR A GOLDEN SPOON AT ALL BORDEN DEALERS THE MARION STAR I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE I CLASSOF48 CARROLLS JEWELRY STORE PONTIAC-CADILLAC Sales 5 Service erm of Disfincfion for All occasions THE McDANIEL MOTOR CO. ,,2WestCenterSt t Ph mb COMWMENTSOF ' complamems of Pou.AcK STEEL CCMPANY Kfllfk PRINTING 0 -Af PHONE saoa M f t f i' HOT ROI-LED RAIL 295WestChurch Street M Oh STEEL PRODUCTS Besf Wishes fo fhe Complimenfs of Class of 1948 THE MARION WATER CO. 3 AND EMPLOYEES ... DAIRY sPEclAusTs Compliments of SUCCESS TQ THE CLASS OF 48 IVIBFIOFI Federal SBVITIQS and Loan AssociaI'ion A N T H G N YI S INSURED SAVINGS-HOME LOANS LAUNDRY CompIimenis of LINEN SUPPLY WILSON PHONE 2333 I94 I96 E tC 'c Si I MARION, OHIO WATROUS-ANDREWS, INC. Dependable Insurance and Bonds Carl Watrous-Ralph Simpson-Earl Andrews POWER-LIGHT-AIR CONDITIONING-REFRIGERATION LAWRENCE B. MORSE COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION and ELECTRIC SERVICE 545 Avondale Avenue Phone 662 Marion, Ohio CAMPBELL FARM SUPPLY MOTOR TRUCKS-FARM EQUIPMENT REFRIGERATION-HARDWARE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Marion, Ohio Phone IZI66 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I948 HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASS'N. II6 SOUTH MAIN STREET .I. J. Stafford, Pres.-R. H. Waddell, Sec'y. TO THE CLASS OF '48-WARM GOOD WISHES FOOTWEAR OF KNOWN QUALITY SMART and WADDELL I37 East Center Street II8 South Main Stree Congratulations to the Class of I948 SAFETY AND SERVICE IN LIFE INSURANCE OHIO STATE LIFE INSURANCE co. MARION COUNTY BANK BUILDING Telephone 6262 Marion, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of '48 4 ANSON PICKEREL INC. STYLE-QUALITY-VALUE 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 The Cory Rubber Co. 'A' M f t rsotSug' IGI COM PLIMENTS OF ARRO EXPANSION BOLT CO. Compliments of THE BAKER WOOD PRESERVINC5 CO. MARION, OHIO C pliment t THE MARION RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY CITY BUS SERVICE Compliments of K R A N E R INSURANCE AGENCY All Kinds of Insurance I96 South Main Street Phone 7I42 Compliments of MERCHANTS TRANSFER AND STORAGE COMPANY I80 East Mill Street Phone 4282 C gilt ith CI F48 AGENT ALLIED LINES W R I G H T TRANSFER 8. STORAGE COMPANY FOR COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE S E E The Avenue Lumber Co. O .lh M II Roofing-Celote l It B cl Ct C binetsa clMIl lc Your Fire Department does more than fight tires Their first thought is- Prevenfion Congratulations to the Class of '48 MARION CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT FOR THE NICEST CAKES U S E SiIIc FIoss Cake FIour MiIIed by MARION MILLING OO. MARION, OHIO Congratulations to '48 Class CORRECT FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ESTABLISHED l888 BLAKE'S FLORISTS I46 East Center Street Phone 5I69 Congratulations-Class of '48 SMITH CLOTHING CO. STUDENT HEADQUARTERS I I9 East Center Street COM PLIM ENTS OF SEARS ROEBUCK 8. OO. 23I WEST CENTER STREET Phone I655 LENNON FURNITURE COMPANY HOTEL HARDINO ,, COFFEE SHOP Marion's Most Popular Eating Place DELICIOUS FOOD AT POPULAR PRICES Air Condifioned VIRGIL F. DYE, Manager Congratulations to the Class of '48 MARKET and LEWIS THE HOME OF MCGREGEOR SPORTSWEAR Tas EAST CENTER STREET PHONE me CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I948 UHLER'S off Wir I 15 I I4 P ol A 1 -fEt'El4 9 0 51' M 5 0 BE SKTVL Compliments RAY'S DOUGHNUT SHOP 774 DAVID Street PHONE 9772 I25 E CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '48 THE WHITE FRONT MARKET MONTROSE BRAND PRODUCTS Phone 3823 tC t Steet M Oh DRINK C.'f16 llAnl.uun RIO. U. 3. IAF. OH. IN BOTTLES Dsuclous AND REFRESHING COMPLIMENTS OF 'T BETTY ZANE Products IlPI!Illl Phlfcull H2::,':'rrm' Inc. 'L-5,q-ff' X, X-J MARION, OHIO Congratulations to '48 Class DISTINCTIVE FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS HURST'S FLORIST Delaware Avenue at Superior E. A. SCHIAIRET TRANSFER CO. SERVING OHIO AND THE SURROUNDING STATES PAUL S. BELL of THE BELL RADIO SUPPLY and THE MARION PHOTO SUPPLY Compliments of THE MARION PAINT CO. I88 East Center Street PHONE 7I I2 COMPLIMENTS OF HARRUFF'S TIRE STORE THE GENERAL STORE I94 South Main Street Congratulations Class of I948 WM. I'I. GUY HARDWARE 202 North Main Street BILL, BOB, FRITZ Best Wishes to the Class of I948 K L I N E'S DEPARTMENT STORE -KNOWN FOR STYLE AND QUALITY- Personal Loans-Call at THE FAT-TEY BANKING co. I27 North Main Street MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE COMPORATION MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Compliments ot THE MARION COUNTY BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations Class of I948 THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF MARION Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of Federal Reserve System Congratulations to the Class of '48 SHELLHORN'S MUSIC STORE AUTHORIZED HOOVER DEALER FRANK BROTHERS EVERYTHING MUSICAL COMPANY E. F. STUCKEY I26 West Church Street Phone 2899 Bowe Bros. Ice Cream CO. New BuiIding-New Equipment-Completely Modern COMPLIMENTS OF TABLE OR TRAY SERVICE OaIcIand Heights Phone 4I97 Fraternal Order of Police MARION COUNTY LODGE NO. 24 Comphments of FRED ELLERY 8: SON I73 SOUTH MAIN STREET MARION, OHIO Congratulations to the Class of '48 Carlrs Sandwich MARY CLARK-PHONE 2784 LIDO APT. MARION, OHIO ComPIIme tS of COMPLIMENTS OF Adding Machine and J C PENNEY CO Typewriter Exchange ' ' ' I26 COURT STREET PHONE 4290 COMPLIMENTS OF M U 5 I C FOR LL OCC SIO S ADOLPH BIANCHI A A N , HOME MADE CANDY S 5I8 West Center Street-Marion, Ohio Sgufh Main 1 Phone C0mPIiments of C0mpIImenIZS of HENNEY and COOPER WALGREEN AGENCY THE DANNER BUICK CO. DRUG AND P 'Y5'C'AN'5 SUPPLIES 299 WEST CENTER STREET PHONE 2l37 I36 West Center Street Phone 52I5 J SAFETY CAB Compliments of SPOTLESS CLEANERS HOME OF TWO HOUR CLEANING Ben Lenavitt 249 WEST CENTER STREET PHONE 7477 YH! DIHNDND .TTDHE DF NHHIUN I 1 'VHF ' f 4 In 0 VEJJEELTW minnuv . mmivn i - lzo 'limi' ST. MARION. OHIO. Compliments of MARION GRAIN 81 SUPPLY Compliments of WISE'S SUPER MARKET COMPLIMENTS OF Mitchell's Harding Store Phone 9203 Turott Brothers Restaurant Where Good Food and Good People Meet I22 SOUTH MAIN STREET Compliments of Goerlich's Greenhouse HOME OF FRESH CUT FLOWERS Corner of Church and Kenmore Congratulations to the Class of '48 PARISH DAIRY CO. Congratulations to the Class of l948 The Schaffner-Denzer Co. 879 EAST CENTER STREET 360 East Center Street Phone 2262 Congratulations to the Class of '48 C a O Peerless Dry Cleaners ' FOR BETTER COALS 6l4-6I6 East Center Street Phone 296l D MR. AND MRS. L, R, Wu-Cox Silver and Breen Dial 6242 CITY ICE 81 FUEL CO. Cavalier Fuel-Zero Food Lockers I73 OAK STREET Phone 2772 Compliments of KROGER'S SUPER MARKET 260 SOUTH PROSPECT STREET Compliments of FEAVER BROTHERS Wheel Alignment-Body and Fender Service Rear of Ohio Theatre-Phone 2083 Baldauf and Schlientz, Inc. COAL-CONCRETE BUILDING UNITS I59 North Greenwood Street Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CIass of '48 Wyandot Popcorn Co. MARION, oi-no Marion County Farm Bureau Co-op Association Marion-New Bloomington-La Rue Compliments of SMITH MATTRESS CO. RELIABLE PLUMBING 81 HEATING CO. PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR I46 North State Street-Phone 2288-Marion, Ohio BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF me THE WITH THE WIANT'S BOOK STORE JEWELRY GLASS STORE II4 s. MAIN STREET OOOR Comphments OT Compliments of H. E. GREENBAUIVI in EAST CENTER STREET NEON SIGNS Compliments of Economy Savings 8: Loan Co. H. NUSSBAUM, Manager I46 East Center Street Phone 2538 Compliments of PALACE RECREATION BOWLING AND SANDWICH GRILL PHONE 2330 Compliments of T H E C I T Y L O A N 194 WEST CENTER STREET Congratulations to the Class of '48 LOEB FURNITURE CO. 141 SOUTH MAIN STREET CITY FURNITURE MART Furniture ot Quality at Lowest Prices A. E. CHENEY, Owner R. E. CHENEY, Assistant Manager LANE'S SUPPLY CO. WALLPAPER AND PAINTS HARDWARE AND PLUMBING l7l.I73 EAST CENTER ST. PHQNE 2234 463-465 West Center Street Dial 2878 MAYTAG SALES AND sfnvlcf L,5W'g'i'i'i,,,5,, '57 NORTH STATE STREET INSURANCE Fora EVERY NEE Phone 5269 Marion Ohio T ' '- I I82 South Main Street Phone 5209 MAYTAG APPLIANCES Congratulations Class of 48 FROM 30 St. B.F.C. The Boys F. F. S. S. and F. P. B. D. A.-Class of '47 THE SWEET SHOP Best Wishes to the Class of '48 HALL-BECK EQUIPMENT COMPANY OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT KARL BECI-ITLE Bos MORRISON COM PLIMENTS OF MARION OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. I I7 North Main Street JAIVIERSON BROTHERS DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY Congratulations to the Class of '48-Compliments of TERZO SUNDRIES 334 South Main Street Marion, Ohio Compliments ot Rothfuss Implement Store LEFFLER JEWELRY MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE FARM EQUIPMENT 650 EAST CENTER ST. PHONE 9I0b 735 BELLEFONTAINE PHONE 9872 Congratulations to the Class of '48-Compliments of Oakland Dry Cleaners Corner Davids and Woodrow Streets PHONE 2840 MARION OHIO OAKLAND HEIGHTS PHONE 2872 YELLOW CAB TAXI 2222-PHONES-5230 HODGES RADIO SERVICE 2-WAY RADIO DISPATCHED Marion, Ohio Phone 2935 Congratulations to the Class of '48-Compliments of Conglatulallons to the Class of '48 I O THE E and L RESTAURANT N0bIe+ S Cafewria I98 East Center Street MIRRORS-PLATE GLASS-AUTo GLASS VANCE SPQRTINQ QQQDS I93 tC t St t Ph 8III Congratulations to the Class of '48-Compliments of EM an UPILTSBURGI-I PAINTS one MARION' OHIO ollaunclromaf liquippedl HALF HOUR LAUNDRY I42 South Prospect-8 a.m. to 8 p.m.-Phone bl I I-Marion, O. Congratulations to the Class of '48 HULL'S MARKET R. L. ANDREWS NORGE HOME APPLIANCES Horton Washers-Premier Sweepers 395 West Center Street PI10f1C 2360 Compliments of Dennman's Dry Goods wesr CENTER PROTECT YOUR VALUABLES WITH BERLOU GUARANTEED MOTHSPRAY Available at Leading Drug, Department, Hardware, and Furniture Stores JIMMIE'S SALES AND SERVICE GAS-OIL-COAL Warm Air Heating Phone 2835-600 Bellefontaine Avenue-Marion, Ohio GENERAL OFFICE MACHINERY C0. FOR ROYAL TYPEWRlTERS 5l6 Uhler -- Phillips Building S. E. JACK FAROUEUR, Manager Phone 2904 Compliments of D. D'AMATO Compete Shoe Rebuilding and Custom Work I42 South Main Street PHONE 2852 Marion, Ohio RADIO RED CAB 24I I-DIAL-3223 -All New Cabs- Compliments of Green's Sporting Goods Congratulations to the Class of '48 LOWE BROS. OO. PAINTS-LINOLEUM-WALLPAPER-MIRRORS Compliments of I:ETTER'S SHOE STORE AND REPAIRING I96 WEST CENTER ST. PHONE I547I ll40 EAST CENTER STREET iMARION, OHIO GOOD FOOD COURTEOUS SERVICE lvl. N. LANDES I FERGUSON DINER Open 6:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. - Sundays 8:00 a.m. to midnight 405 WEST CENTER STREET MARION, OHIO 243 WEST CENTER STREET-PHONE 92l5-MARION, OHIO Compliments of Kerrey Jewelry Store I4l EAST CENTER ST. PHONE 5I I9 COMPLIMENTS OF BOB'S NIC NAC Opposite Post Otfice and BOB'S DRIVE-IN I I Opposite Garfield Parlr 1 Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of '48 Sutton 8: lightner ltd. l3I South Prospect Street Congratulations to the Class of '48 G. R. KINNEY SHOE CO. I42 West Center Street Compliments of THE MARION BUSINESS COLLEGE Compliments of Hinton's Sports Shop Everything for the Sportsman Palace Theatre Building - Phone 2942 - Marion, Ohio MANUFACTURER'S STYLE SHOP WEARING APPAREL FOR JUNIORS, MISSES, AND STOUTS I77 West Center Street Congratulations to the Class of '48 W. T. GRANT CO. KEEN CLOTHES FOR HIGH-SCHOOLERS I67 WEST CENTER STREET Best Wishes From J. E. FREW LIFE, AUTOMOBILE, FIRE INSURANCE 225 South Greenwood Street-Phone 2795-Marion, Ohio Compliments of S. S. KRESGE CO. Compliments of UNITED ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. l38 Eah Center Street Phone 2407 Congratulations to the Class of '48 P E O P L E' S I7I West Center Street-Phone 2894 THE LAWHEAD PRESS. INC. Printers Of The QUIVER g fl-Ihshlcug A u fyFffydEafl Pbl t . . . . .THE LAWHEAD PRESS, INC ATHENS, OHIO PHONE 635 l P I 'Q . ' o ,ILA P 9 J T 'fhf' as ..,q 3 N . , '!og l ' 4 O o -ap--o o , iff! I , I ,QU S ' .mi-i'.! '.' 1 0-fi .r'l'A Tl .eb Ax -1..' .f '11 P O ng. D' I 5' l., .- ' ff ?.2 i .weak '. .- nlvfrll. al?- n er' IL: af -'1-v-- -,' S, x , I J ' r fl' ' I , l I 5 J W U 1 o 'f 7 I s -1 F: ,gl I V gy W'-IH Y 1 ffl J . ?'-H-0 ar ffl. 4,5 ..9Ql .5 ,. 1, . .bqu r H' , ,P v,,,'Q O I '-4 '. D ' uh if -li . A ls -Vsj , v V- ,. r 'Q O. we mv a