Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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Ainey, Ronald Albert, Norma Alex, Stella Alexalre, Harriet Alexander, Charlene Andrews, Roger Armendinger, Rudy Arthur, Robert Ault, Carl Ault, Joan Baker, Galle Baldaul, Billie Ann Baldaul, Parry Ballinger, Louise Ballinger, Tom Barber, Thelma Barkalow, Mary Lou Barkley, Helen Bell, Paul Beresford, Ted Berry, Sarah Bigley, Mary Billelt, Deloris Bishop, Jack

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Before we realized it our long awaited senior year began. At last Harding juniors and Edison juniors were united into one great class of seniors - the seventy- seventh graduating class ot Marion. lt's been a terrific year. lt's been di1Cferent,tull of lun and activities. We followed our leaders Tom Taylor, Cecil Brown, Leona Stine- man, and Roger Pendleton through to the end. The news about the halls of Harding was brought to us each Tuesday morning by the Herald Editors, Nancy Pennisten and Nancy Nussbaum, assisted by the staff to whom we give our thanks. The Student Council, with Diclc Thomas as president, sponsored a successful school dance, The President's Ball. Our senior committees worlced hard and did a tine iob with the preparation oi graduation. Our queen, Dorothie Clunlc, reigned supreme over our second annual Home- coming Game. She and her attendants, Helen Moore, Carolyn Creager, Betty Stanley, and Harriet Monnette, were proudly acclaimed by our circus family and loyal tons. During our high school days we, as a whole, toolc an active interest in our many clubs and sport's activities. We also used our talents to good advantage in the choir, band, and orchestra. . . We sincerely believe that we have been a credit to Harding High School and we lcnow that the knowledge we have received here will be invaluable in years to come. Yes, Today we follow, tomorrow we lead. We wish to extend our hearty congratulations to Valedictorian, Erma Morse, and Salutatorian, Nancy Nussbaum, lor their superior scholastic achievements. We also highly commend the runner-ups, Barbara Oiler, Helen Moore, Paul Menzer, and Betty Parsons for their outstanding eiilorts. We hope that the same sincere desire tor per- fection and zeal for knowledge that you have displayed in high school will also characterize your lives in later years.

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5 if alkyl Carpenter, Charles Carr, Richard Castanien, Eleanor Chaney, Norma Chapman, Robert Cheney, David Clark, James Clark, Richard Cleveland, Norman Clunk, Dorothie Clutter, Ruth Ellen Cochran, Paul Blackford, Norman Blankenship, Betty Blankenship, June Blocksom, Jeanne Boyd, Doris Braham, Letha Brown, Cecil Brown, Roy Buckingham, Bill Burnison, Gloria Burrey, Kenneth Bushatz, Keith Members Uf Hur Ln al Crew