Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1950 volume:

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A Q 1 .K S x. . fi V : -, . , E - A if L , BUILD FELLGWSHIP SOPHOMORE HI Y Front row Tom Turner Joe Thomas Harold Alexander Joe Buettun Roger Wulluams Ted Pruce Glen Conklun Fran ce Taylor Row 2 Jum Arnold Duck Rech Harry McAfee Lee Pruce Row3 George Kasotus Dee Pruce Muke Kennard Ron Freese Joe Anderson Ed Porter Roger Masters Row4 Duck Hendel Larry Montgom ery Bob Bodell Gene Gamble Jerry Huston Bull Perry Jum Larsen Row5 Tom Tatham Roger Fuck George Shetterly Paul Co'by Bull Mon roe Dave Smuth John Ashworth Max Smuth R w6 Bull Marquus Ron Amen dunger Bob Lowry Jake Gerber Paul Gelssler Dave Whurrett Kenny Beltord Row7 A'tred Doss Duck Coulson Bob Putts Jum Layton Bull Marble Don McDanueIs Front row Bud Kneusley Jum Creager Bull Young John Geer Bruce Eastman Max Hart Row2 Dave Ulruch Ed Weary Gene Wuntes Dean Ludwug Dan Day Dale Emerson Row3 Dan Geron Dan Andrews Duc Reutt Duck Bender Duck Fuelds Duck Raune Row4 Duck Lewus Jack Schrader Joe Sedelmauer Lee Hennunger Don Meddles Bob Radebaugh Nuck Nagel Row5 Cluff Adams Harry Apple get? Wayne Fletcher Jum Kennell John Ruhl Gene Zahn Duck Lantz Nerol Cope Bob Keggan SENIOR HI Y Front row Charles Luster Bull Bomas Dave Foreman Punk Wulluams Jum Sec kel Ed Baldaul Row2 Gene Jerew Bob Evans Doug Brokaw Summers Ashworth Bull Castan ueru Jum Lytle Don Noggle Duck Upton Row3 Bob Runnert Dean Drake BI Hart Greg Graham Phul Messenger Walter Becht e Row 4-Rod Thomas Lloyd Johnston Doward Runyan Don Barrett Bull Barn hart Herb Keele Guy Stoner Row5 Bob Tsumpes Bob Johnson Jack Ehrucuc Bull Thomas Paul Beery Jerry Tay or Jack Peak Jack Wuluams Dan Vance Nuck Hondros Duck Sulluman Row 6 Bob Otto Harry Dowler Duck Le er Dck Wolfe Jum Seuter on Sulluvan Senuor Hu Y The Sen or Hu Y had an extremely servuceable and enuoyable year The club s calendar uncluded an assembly program at Hardung wuth Dr Umbert as guest speaker and several speakers and movues at theur weekly meetungs Theur socual praaram was unutuated early un the year wuth a hayrude and a venuson dunner Theur next protect wa a dance ponsored un co operatuon wuth the Student Councul An all nught slumber party was held at the Y M CA and plans were also made lar theur summer vacatuon trup One ol theur servuce pro uects was the callectung ol load lor needy Iamulues at Chrustmas Ottucers ol the club were Ed Baldaul presudent Chuck Luster vuce presudent Bull Bomas treasurer and Dave Foreman secretary Junuor Hu Y The Junuor I-'u Y also had a busy year whuch started out un the Iall wuth a hayrude Later they assumed the task at constructung a new constututuon to rearganuze the club At the begunnung ol the sec ond semester new ottucers were elected and a cabunet to govern the actuvutues ot the club was set up A program was planned on reluguons lor the uount meetung ol all clubs un Aprul The ottucers lor the turst semester were Bruce Eastman presudent John Geer vuce presudent Bull Young treasurer and Bull Sager secretary John Geer pres udent Duck Lewus vuce presudent Bull Sager secretary and John Sophomore Hu Y The Sophomore Hu Y began uts career at I-Iardung by beung quute actuve throughout the year Launchung theur program early un the tall wuth a hayrude later they held a sophomore dance at Club Co Ed At Chrustmas the club donated a basket ol tood to a needy Iamuly Early un the spruna they sponsored a basketball socual at whuch the senuor team played the sophomore team The otlucers lor the turst semester were Ted Pruce presudent Roger Wulluams vuce presudent Clen Conklun treasurer and Ed Porter secretary The second semester att cers were presudent Jum Arnold vuce presudent Joe Thomas secretary Duck Tway and treasurer Duck Campbell All three clubs entered teams un the untramural basketball pro gram at the Y M CA and helped the Y Teens sponsor the annual Pre Easter serv ces Z Q--'14 A 2545 I . . Q C ' I I I I T o o O .. ' ' I I . . . . . . . .4 JUNIOR HI-Y McDaniel, treasurer, served as otticers tor the second semester. T . I . V 6 W I . . I . - Q - ' , I , il - 0 I! ' I ' .y. ' I f HI , 2 , ' ' , D - - ij RED CROSS COUNCIL Frontrow-Fred Yost, Paul White, Bonnie Schneclc, Phyllis Laucher, Mar- ilyn Brady, James Condron, Miss Grove Row 2-Sylvia Kohbarger, Jane Letzller, Carol Lug, Pat Wilson, Mari- lyn Sitritt, LaVonne Hooln, Tom Tatham Row 3-Shirley Shults, Deloris Ow- ens, Julie Parsell, Ken Chevalier, Dan Day Row 4-Eddie Porter, Dicln Upton, Don Hoffman, Ray Hall, John Mc- Daniel, Paul Geissler, Gene Gam- ble, Torn McClain SECRETARIES Front row-Peggy McWilliams, Sue Kochcnsperger, Sue Swinlr, Sally Run- yan, Joyce Ambrose, Darlene Billett, Miss Kadow Row 2-Millicent Williams, Betty Plantz, Suzi Simmons, Betty Nelson, Lois Liplcer, Jean Nye Row 3-Mariory Burris, Nancy Rutherford, Gail Carey, Regina Cleveland, Monnie Williams, Ruth Butterman, Gloria Cummings Row 4-Richard Layman, Robert Robinson, Robert Slob, Diane Um- baugh, Bill Bomas, Sally Kniclrle, Anne Fellmeth, Maxine Hamilton TREASURERS Front row-Janice Bevis, Kathleen Myers, Joyce Ambrose, Betty Christ- man, Marjorie Dearth, Joie Rayburn, Pam Smyth Row 2-Sandy Gay, Susan Court- right, Pat Kohbarger, Alice Schert- ler, Dorothy McCombs, Annetta Horty, Pat lmbody Row 3-Ray Klingel, Robert Fel- chlin, Rod Thomas. Bob Snow, Ted Price, Dick Tway Row 4-Floyd Harbin, Walter Bechtle, Bob Rohr, Jacl: Daum, Bill Marquis, Tom Wiant Red Cross Council The Red Cross Council. composed ol the home room vice presidents, had a very busy and serviceable year. Their projects were directed by Don Hoffman, president: John McDaniel, vice president: Dan Day, secretary: Bon- nie Schneck, treasurer and representative: and Miss Grove, adviser. Among their many accomplishments were: the packing ol approximately sixty Red Cross box- es, the sending ol stutcled toys made by the home eco- nomics classes, and the distribution ol Christmas cards made by the art department. Secretaries The major job ol the secretaries oi the home rooms is the student banking. Every Tuesday the students put their money into their own separate school account which is attended to by either the secretary himself or by his deputies. He then tabulates a report that is sent with the money to the National City Bank. The school banking system is extremely beneficial in that it trains students in thrilt and regular saving. Treasurers In the treasurers ol each home room is placed a tre- mendous responsibility. Nearly every morning there is a canvas lor some sales drive or school lunction that the treasurer must make. There are Herald subscriptions to sell at the beginning ol each semester, season tickets to football games, Quiver yearbooks, tickets to the Student Council-HieY dance, and memberships in various school organizations, each to be taken care ol by separate accounts. Student Council One ol the most active organizations at Harding was the Student Council, whose duty is to promote ac- tivities lor the benefit ol the students, to act as their governing body. and to bring about a deeper under- standing between laculty and students. The Harding versus Dayton Wilbur Wright lootball game on November 4 brings back pleasant memories. The gala event ol the third annual HOMFCOMING was sponsored by the Student Council on that date. ln assembly Mr. May introduced thirty-three candidates nominated to reign over that outstanding atlair, thus giving the pupils a chance to make their choice. Gloria Cummings was elected queen and Sue Arter, Mary Lusk, Jo Anne Saull, and Sue Sparks were chosen to be her attendants. The girls were nominated by the seniors, but were elected by the entire student body. Get your ticket to the Hatchet Hop! was the cry heard around Harding when the Hi-Y joined the Stu- dent Council for their annual semi-formal dance in honor ol George Washington's birthday. The dance was held on February I8 in the Y.M.C.A., and over one hundred couples danced to the music ol Chuck Christopher and his band. Colored lights twinkled over the crowd and gay red and white hatchets made line souvenirs by which to remember this dance. The officers ol this year's council were: Don Hotl- man, president: Dan Geran, vice president: Joyce Parr, secretary: and Gloria Connor, treasurer. Faculty advisers were Mrs. Grigsby, Miss Woltley, and Mr. Williams. STUDENT COUNCIL Front row-Gloria Connor, Beverly Hurley, Jo Ann Roseberry, Peggy McWilliams, Susan Courtright, Dan Geran, Don Hoffman Second row-Ed Boldaul, Joe Thomas, Steve Lacey, Mr. Williams, Charles Borland, Miss Wolfley, Mrs. Grigsby Standing-Virginia Schertzer, Dave Ulrich, Joyce Parr Spanish Club 01,05 aihalafgoa All students taking second year Spanish met once a month to learn more about the customs of the people down South. Plays, songs, speeches, and poems made their meetings entertaining as well as informative. The outstanding meeting of the year was the Christmas party. After an enjoyable program, according to old Spanish custom, the pinata, a large, brightly decorated bag sus- pended from the ceiling, was broken, and candy and favors tell in a shower all over the room. The officers of the Spanish Club were: Dean Drake, president: Dick Leffler, vice president: Gloria Cummings, secretary: and Gloria Connor, treasurer. Miss Duffy was their adviser. French Club JL pefif Sabn The Le Petit Salon was composed of second year French students and their adviser, Miss Isabel Freer. Their officers were: president, Virginia Schertzer: vice president, Joan Bayles: secretary, Rose Reidy: treasurer, Rae Fetter: and reporter, Jane Lockwood. The meetings were held every other Thursday of each month in regular class periods. The programs, arranged by the vice president, consisted of translated reports on various subjects of in- terest to those studying the French culture and customs. Games and anecdotes which contributed to the knowl- edge and enjoyment of the French language were also part of the informative programs. Art Club Cofor mauled This group was made up of the art students and other enthusiasts who were unable to include art in their schedule. Their plans were formulated and executed by Dave Foreman, president: George Spinks, vice president: June Kear, secretary: Stanley Williams, treasurer: Dow- ard Runyan, program chairman: and Joseph Bregha, the art instructor, their adviser. Their meetings were held in the evenings once a month. Movies, talks about various phases of art, and social events well 'filled the calendar of this organization. All these helped interested members to learn more about art and to increase in its apprecia- tion. Library Council 14.4. gat... The Library Council under the direction of the librarian, Miss Katherine Moore, worked conscientiously this year on many worthwhile projects. One of these was vocational guidance reading. This provided for two reading periods in the library for each student and en- couraged further research on the student's part. Another important undertaking was instruction of sophomores. This included a general introduction to the library and the system used, as well as the use of the special reference books. The council's officers for the school year T949-SO were: president, Joyce Wintringham: vice president, Kay Cope: secretary, Sharon VVolf: and treasurer, Donna Herman. Seated - Ruth Barnard, Kathryn Hamilton, Donna Herman, Joyce Burke, Sharon Wolf, Barbara Rech Standing-Suzi Simmons, Darlene Ingmire, Miss Moore, Pat Koh- barger, Marjorie Vanderhoff, Betty Plantz, Barbara Thrush, Marilyn j Rizer, Doris Clapsaddle, Ruth Bo- lander, Barbara Clements, Joyce Wintringham, Kay Cope, Colleen Kneisley SPANISH CLUB Front row-Dick Lettler, Gloria Cummings, Gloria Connor, Dean Drake, Miss Duftey Row 2-Doug Brokaw, Marilyn Baclnelder, Clara Jane Frederick, Marilyn Ambrose, Barbara Jean Dickerson, Bob Gallina, Jack Peak, Herb Keeler Row 3-fBill Bomos, Marilyn Case, Barbara Roberts, Marilyn Dengler, Mary Priode, Bob Minnick, Paul Beery, Jack Ehrick Row 4-Glenn McCloskey, Bill Hart, Lloyd Johnston, Barbara Mc- Intire, Joan Hyams, Janet Gifford, Sue Sparks, Don Noggle, Fred Coffey ART CLUB Standing-Norma Beal, Stanley Williams, Doward Runyan, Joe Sed- elmaier, Wayne Mabaftey, Joe San- sotta, Dave Foreman, Bill McCrc-ry, George Spinks, Bud Kneisley, Mr. Brcglwa Seated-Joyce Ambrose, Janet Frew, Mary Jo Myers, Miriam Kin- ney, June Kear, Barbara Solie, Bar- bara Boyd, lla Thew, Millie Williams, Sylvia Scl'iervisl'i FRENCH CLUB Front row-Virginia Sctlertzer, Joan Boyles, Miss Freer, Rose Reidy, Rae Fetter, Jane Lockwood Row 2-Barbara Ann Dickerson, Doris Clapsaddle, Joan Madden, Janet Dutt, Mary Fox, Anita Kaelber Row 3-John Cheney, Jackie Woessner, Dick Wolfe, Anna Mae Andrews Harold lngrnire PRINTING CLUB Front row-P. Messenger, J. Lytle R. Wolle, Mr. Hoops, L. Williams, R. Upton, G. Jerew, D. Sullivan Row 2-H. Van Meter, E. Foos, R Zeller, B. Castanien, C. Scheitler, B Bomas, D. Silliman, J. Seckel Row 3-E. Donaugh, E. Fetter, N Egnor, B. Barnhart, B. Johnson, B Thomas, D. Barrett, R. Thomas Row 4-B. Cull, P. Eckert, B Tsumpes, E. Baldaut FUTURE TRADESMEN OF AMERICA Front row-F. Corny, M. Daum, W Carwile, J. Bentley, D. Heth, D Obenour, R. Bacon, D. Layman Row 2-L. Schlecht, O. Bishop, G Atkinson, P. White, C. Baughn, J Hall, F. Harbin Row 3-F. Haas, J. O'Hare, J Greer, B. Grate. R. Flinchbaugh, D Brown, B. Schwaderer Row 4-B. Felchlm, D. Obenour, J. Williams, M. McEntire, D. Plumley Gene Haynor, Mr. Zuspan Printing Club The three printing classes ot Harding, under the direction ot Mr. Raymond Hoops, save the school large sums of money every year. The boys learn to set up ma- terial, to run a press, and to cut and trim paper. The many services offered by the printing club include the printing oi grade cards, office blanks and Iorms, football and basketball programs, material lor the Board ot Fd- ucation, and tickets and programs lor the iunior and senior plays as well as lor all the year's activities. How- ever, probably their biggest iob is the printing of senior name cards. The boys turn out and check their work carefully to avoid costly mistakes. Future Tradesmen of America The Future Tradesmen ol America, or the 50 Club as they are commonly called, are the senior members oi the Vocational Course. They hold their regular meet- ings once a week and have a devotional period in the shop on Wednesdays at which pastors from various churches speak. The highlight ot the year's activities was the annual picnic at Upper Sandusky oi the junior and senior vocational clubs combined. The bond ot Iellow- ship between these boys is strong and they intend to keep close contact with one another alter graduation. Their otticers this year were: Gene Hayner, pres- identp Merle Daum, vice president: Bob Felchlin, secre- tary: Bob Robinson, treasurer: and Lowell Schlecht, chap- lain, Mr. Zuspan was their adviser. Varstty H O I' olztleflnell One ol the greatest thrulls ol a boy an sport at l-'lar Cltng t refenytng a letter There are vartous ways to earn a letter n all phase ol athlettcs and olten a boy can wth a many a lour a year One etter however ts al t at requ red for ela btltty lor membershp n the Var tt L,lUD Aporoxtmately twenty quarter a e reedeo to earn letter n Football A player may ploy only a le-w mln Ute tn a auarter and aet credvt tor the whole qua ter Servtco letter are awarded tho e who havent earned o letter tn the u ual manner btt have playea three year quarte ol all the games Traclf awards are gtyen to those who get hlteen potnts by plactng hrt second or thtrd tn aual me s or by placmg or wmntng tn dtstrtct meets Ax letter rn baseball ts gtyen to the rnltelders and outhelders for playtng half the tnntnas to the catcher lor one thtrd the tnntngs and to the pttcher lor a complete game Those who attend approxtmately ten practtces and t e part un the exhtbttuons may recetye letter tumbltng Front row Don Hotcfman Duck Leffler Merle Daum Dave Foreman Punk Wnlllams Jack Wllllams Duck Upton Bull Castamen Bob Rnnnert Row 2 Walter Bechtle Harry Dowler Doug Brokaw Greg Graham Gene Jerew Bull Bomas Rod Thomas Row 3 Dave Ulrich Phtl Messenger Don Barrett Jrm Seckel I tttttt Row 4-Jack Daum Tom McClaln Dan Day Dan Geran Paul Ludwug Tom Bascos Row 5 Duck Lewns Jem Kennell Duck Bracy Dean Ludwng Lewls McCabe Paul Cramer Row 6 John Geer Jam Setter Duck Wolfe Mr Bohyer Jlm Condron u . .S 1 . . - A X5 ' QU th x ,7 - F ' ' r It , - Q IS l ldl I l y , 1 l'l 'X l , ' a l - lt . . ' - If N l 4' h a Q 5 ' - f' fix ' s , ,. .I ' 1. ty LX f P XV l l T' ln basketball a player must bartlcrpate in hall the ml X F3 , t. lrjlj . - 'JD . . .Sl 1 . . , ef X I I A ' cf.. alc ' ' ' a ln f' 1 Sl-IOSHONEAN CLUB Front row-Mr. Dunlap, Betty Nic- hols, Roberta Plumley, Betty Nelson, Elizabeth Leeper, Stella Baer Row 2-Phyllis Imbody, Sue King, Gerry Hartley, Nancy Williams, Shirley EII, Pat Walton Row 3-Phyllis Loucher, Frances Williamson, Margie Peiler, Glada Shelton, Verona Stephens, Diane Vvlhiteheacl Row 4-Helen Anspaugh, Viola Mason, Sally Seckel, Betty Patterson Jean Dearth, Melba Noggle JUNIOR AMERICAN MECHANICS Front row-Floyd Hindman, Bob Decker, Sandy Gay, Jim Kennell, Jim Condron, Gordon Myers, Harold Radel, Mr. Williams Row 2-Don Welch, Dick Eller, Dick Lantz, Dick Gritifis, Leroy Sisson, Glenn Koons, Sam Fryman Row 3-Bob Johnston, Merle Louck, Jack Powers, Dwayne Everly, Jerry Fairchild, Paul George Row 4-Bob Slob, Tom Bush, Bob McAdow, Frank Timmons, Chester Ward, Walter Wise, Dale Trickey FUTURE RETAILERS OF OHIO Front row-Don Klingel, Ted Row- lands, Barbara Kenyon, Mr. Schiavo, Deloris Owens, Joan Anderson, Hel- en Petter Row 2-Emma Martin, Margie Burris, June Chiles, Phyllis lrnbody, Charlotte Murray, Kenny Shenefield Row 3-Bob Rohr, Lester Smith, Jack Sekinger, Dan Davenport, Clor- ence Greer, Jim Garver Shoshonean Club The Shoshonean Club ol Harding High is an organ, ization ol the vocational commercial students ol Mr. Russell Dunlap. These twenty-three girls are at school bright and early every morning lor a morning ot otctice training before going on the iob in the atternoon. Besides this busy schedule, they find time lor lun with parties. potlucks, and picnics, and an annual Employers-Em- ployee Banquet in the spring, Junior American Mechanics The Junior American Mechanics, or the '51 Club, as they are commonly called, are iuniors that are taking shop work or auto mechanics. Organized primarily lor fellowship, the group met once a week in the gym where they were given access to the recreational lacilities. Their otticers were: Jim Kennell, president: Dick Grittis, vice president: Bob Decker, secretary: and Sandy Gay, treae surer. Mr. Eric Williams was their adviser. Future Retailers ot Ohio The l:.R.O., as the Future Retailers ol Ohio is pops ularly called, is part ol the national organization ol luture retailer clubs, whose membership is made up ol students taking distributive education. The purpose ol this club is to hold both social and educational meetings. The year's activities included potlucks, business meetings, an annual appreciation banquet, regional and state con' ventions in Columbus, and a national convention in Ashes ville, North Carolina. Stamp Club The Stamp Club was newly organized this year under the supervision ol Mr. L. G. Jones. Their purpose was to promote and stimulate the interest ol stamp collecting among the students ol Harding. The otticers which pre- sided at the meetings held every other week were: pres- ident, Summers Ashworth: vice president, Jerry Taylor: secretary, Carol Luft: and treasurer, Bob Bowman. May this club continue to grow, bringing knowledge and en- ioyment to its members. Newtonians Another new club was the Newtorions composed ot tourth year mathematics student: taking trigonometry. The meetings were designed to create ar irteregt in the lives ol lamous mathematiciars including that ot Isaac Newton lar whom the group wag namea, Their motto We thirlf we think, Their adviser wa' E. Pau Huttman. STAMP CLUB lTopl Seated-Carol Luft, Dick Bogart, Summers Ashworth, Patsy Page, Pauline Weston, Patty Richie, Nathylean Wilson, Nor- man Richardson, Bill Bowman Row 2 Seated-Jerry Taylor, Fred Eyster, Bonnie Pelk Standing-Charles Hoffman, Leonard Schlecht, Mr. Jones, Bob Keggan, Nelson Luke, Bob Lowry, Dale Emerson, Joe Sansotta, Dick Bechtle, Gary McAfee, Charles Thompson NEWTONIANS lBottoml-Mr. Huffman, Charles Newt Borland, Don Hoff- man, Walter Bechtle, Jim Hughes, Greg Graham, Joe Slanser, Virginia Mason, Ray Fritch, Jack Weston, Dick Bechtel, Frank Morton - Y-TEENS SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS Front row-Mrs. Strubel, Barnard, Knickle, Smith, Yocom, Zachmon, Pendle- ton. Hammond, McGinnis, Freshour, Cleveland, Kohbarger, Townsend, Miss Campbell Row 2-Frew, Rinnert, Simmons, Brody, Runyan, Schneck, Kuhner, Gorrell, Trick- ey, Reidel, Lindley, Stanley, Cranmer, Cooper, Roberts Row 3-Butterworth, Smally, Flesher, Kyle, Mckdow, Russell, Weston, Mather, Green, Wertz Row 4-Courtright, Umbaugh, Schert- ler, Hurley, Payne, Young, Plantz, Beal, Slob, Luff, Levien, Wolfe, Williams Row 5-Smyth, Unger, Clements, Hof- stetter, Beveridge, Smith, Everly, Am- brose, Betz, Beochum, McCornbs, Jones, Meister Row 6-Wilson, Roberts, Smith, Gar- ver, Hamilton, Claffey, Huntsman, Dickson, Fellmeth, Boyd, Billett, Koh- barger, Black, Herrington, Barnett JUNIOR Y-TEENS Front row-Miss Eymon, Georhiser, Toombs, Rinnert, McWilliams, Kochen- sperger, Terzo, Hamor, Rayburn, Teitel- baum, Miss Turner Row 2-Myers, M. L. Jacobs, Jones, Huber, P. Jacobs, Kneisley, Dyer, Bach- man, Fellmeth, Schervish Row 3-Rech, Mishler, Van Gordon, McGrew, Hughes, Case, Rutherford, Scott, Myers, Kinney Row 4-Norton, Cleveland, Faulkner, Ludwig, Keller, Pluchel, Jacobs, Reich- enstein, Gilmore Row 5-Gaster, Disbennett, Williams, Swink, Carey, Leffler, Huffman Row 6-Peterson, Parr, Clark, Hollen- sen, Montgomery Row 7-Shults, Robinson, Hart, Sult SENIOR Y-TEENS Front row-Miss Campbell, Miss Stru- bel, Reidy, Parr, Bachelder, Cummings, Huffman, Sparks, Priode, Miss Eymon, Miss Turner Row 2-Mason, Nichols, Peifer, King, Hartley, Stephens, Whitehead, Mc- Wherter, Lyon, Sanson, Bell, Roberts, Kneisley Row 3-Long, Burke, Roberts, Rizer, Arter, Herman, Connor, Saull, Burke, Schertzer, Bayles, Jerew Row 4-Lister, Moffett, Gherman, Seckel, F. Williamson, N. Williams, Fet- ter, Wolfe, Madden, Muntsinger Row 5-Salie, Born, Mclntire, Peck, Pritchard, Crissinger, Hyams, Fox, Kaelber Row 6-Clapsaddle, Woessner, Lock- wood, Roseberry, Glasco, Lusk, Dicker- son, Dengler, Pickering Row 7-Dickerson, Conklin, Wintring- ham, Burdell, Guy, Gifford, Andrews, Baer, Tonguette, Augenstein The Y-Teen Club, composed of senior, junior, and sophomore girls, was one of the largest and most outstanding groups at Harding. These girls spent many long hours and much hard work to achieve their purpose, to unite the younger generation, to strive for peace and a better world in which to live. Their many pleasurable recreations and service projects were well planned and capably executed by Clara Jane Frederick, president: Rose Reidy, vice president: Joyc Parr, secretary: Marilyn Bachelder, treasurer: and Phyllis Huffman, chaplain. Chairman of six committees complemented the cabinet. Programsl Get your programs! was the cry heard as the Y-Teens were busy at their first project of the year, that of selling football programs at all the home games. Around Christmas time, with the help of the stu- dents' generous donations, four Care packages were filled for the needy overseas. A colorful program, in which Santa Claus jBetty Muntsingerj presided in the merriment, was given before Christmas vacation. ln Feb- ruary Y-Teens contributed their time and energy to the Heart Fund by distributing plastic hearts to donors in the business district. Y-Teen Week was observed February 20 through February 24 during which devotions were conducted each morning over the public address system. At the end of the week, the annual assembly sponsored by the Y-Teens consisted of a musical talent show from Ohio Wesleyan University. ln the spring the Y- Teens joined the Hi-Y clubs in conducting the annual Pre-Easter services at the Nazarene Church. These were held every morning before school during the week preceding Easter-vacation, and were made especially beautiful and inspiring by the fact that the students themselves led in the singing of hymns, the prayers, and other devotionals. This year for the first time the addresses were given entirely by the members of the two clubs. Other activities included a winter formal, The Snow Ball: a father- daughter banquet, at which the Marion civic men's chorus, The Serenaders, gave a program of many types of songs: several joint Hi-Y and Y-Teen meetings: a journey to Galion for a district conference at which ideas were blended to bring out Christian ideals in their club: and, to end the year, a Senior Farewell Dinner held in honor of the senior members of the Y- Teen and Hi-Y clubs. As the members of the Y-Teens look back on the ear of '49-'50, they can be proud and know that they have well fulfilled their duties as a ser- vice organization in that they have helped their community and school to try to build a better world. Now then, sonny, what would you like ol' The Y-Teen Snow Ball Santy to bring you? Em- MARCHING Front row-Sue Swink, John Goff, Theron Danaugh, Bob Strawser, Bill Sager, Dick Stineman, Dick Masters, Ed Mathews, Fred Halt, Mary Hamor Row2-Virginia Davis, Nora Boone, Marilyn Rizer, Tom Wiant, Marilyn Sifritt, Bob Radebaugh, Robby Miller, Regina Haas, Bill Hart Row 3-Fred Eyster, Bonnie Schneck, Joyce Lister, John Craven, Charlene Long, Nancy Gilmore, Bob Evans, Bob Johnson, Jim Lytle Row 4-Joy Garver, Pauline Van Gordon, Sally Knickle, Jack Peak, Nelson Luke, Bill Jones, Fred Yost, Bruce Eastman Raw 5-Don Atkinson, Bob Bodell, Ronnie Jerew, Tom lndoe, Bob Davis, Gloria Patton, Tom Tatham, Jim Larson, Howard Ballinger HARDING BAND . . . BAND Row 6--Wirt Robinson, Delores Jones, Bill Young, Gordon Pickett, David Pierce, Bob McAdow, Ronald Almendinger, Roger Fick, Ed Donaugh, Paul Beery Row 7-Jim Riley, Patsy Toombs, Corrine Levien, Regina Cleveland, Katy Myers, Joan Wolfe, Mary Lou Jacobs, Beverly Beveridge, Joan Hofstetter, Ronald Zeller, Peggy McWilliams, Dick Bechtel Row8-John Thompson, Marilyn Bachman, Norma Dyer, Joyce Parr, Loren Heiser, Barbara Clements, Helen Lyon, Marilyn Green, Jo Wolfe, Betty Muntsinger, Doris Clapsaddle Row9--Don Ballinger, Jim Buck, Ed Porter, Guy Stoner, John Cheney Majorettes-Elsa Mahler, Rozella Gettys, Sue Smith. Drum Major, Lowell Jones Wm, rnmtm Tuning tone! came the demand. That was Mr. Homer l'lutCfman's order to pull slides and adjust reeds, as the Harding Band prepared to rehearse. The excellent performances during the football season entailed much hard worlci dusty drills every afternoon, marching on cold toes every Wednes- day night at the stadium, blowing on hands to lceep them limber. polishing instruments, pressing uniforms, and many long hours of home practice. Besides football games, the band played in many ditterent parades, assemblies, a special performance at one of the football games to raise money for new uniforms, and summer concerts. The highlight of the year was their annual concert, held March 9 at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum, the proceeds of which were devoted to new uniforms. A capacity crowd enjoyed the bands versatility as they played a colorful program ranging from light modern numbers to the serious classics. The second annual banquet was held in February when three year members were awarded letters. The otficers were: Jack Peak, president: Dick Bechtel, vice -at-J president: Marilyn Guy, secretaryetreasurerp Charlene Long and Virginia Davis, librarians: and Dave Foreman, student director. ENSEMBLES . . . THE BRASS SEXTET Tom Tatham, Jim Larsen, Jim Lytle, John Cheney, Gene Winters, Fred Halt The outstanding musicians ol the band, orchestra. and A Capella Choir formed various instrumental and vocal ensembles. The brass sextet, composed ot two trumpets, ci French horn, a baritone, a brass horn, and a trombone, and the clarinet quartet were picked lrom the members ol the band by Homer Huffman, the instructor ol instrumental music. The string and vocal ensembles were chosen from the orchestra and A Capella Choir. respectively. First and second violins, cellos, o bass, violas, and a piano malce up the string ensembles. The nine girls, three altos, three mezzo-sopranos, and three first sopranos, are under the direction ol L. G. Jones. THE CLARINET QUARTET Bill Young, Betty Muntsinger, Clara Jane Fredericlc, Diclr Bechtel 1 Q Q 5 .a s.n-A -. ':i?Y- 1: Tv X 9 A ,V , it 5w , I 1 . Q l C W., V 'Jfg 4 E' , 1 ii i ' '1 'Qian' it ctw THE GIRLS' ENSEMBLE Mary Lusk, Shirley Arbogast, Mary Helen Buciingham, Viola Mason Mary Guy Barbara Mclntire, Jackie Woessner, Connie Jerew, Jane Lockwood Mina Miers These tour groups give many performances including assembly programs and private engagements. Once a year the school devotes one entire assembly period to ensemble groups. The main event at the year, however. lor the instrumental groups, was the annual trip to Den- ison University at Granville, Ohio. Most at the year was spent in preparation tor the iudging and rating ol mu' sicianship that talres place there every spring. They were really proud ol their ratings which were as lollows: the brass sextet, excellent? the clarinet quartet, superior: and the string ensemble, superior. THE STRING ENSEMBLES Seated-Phyllis Huffman, Connie Jerew, John Gantt, Steve Lacey Peggy McWilliams, Virginia Davis, Joanna Jacobs, Joan Bayles Standing-Mr. Huffman, Virginia Schertzer, Barbara Mclntnre JUNIOR CHGIR I TOP PICTURE Front row Mr Jones J Roberts S Courtrnght B Unger S Runyan B Schneclr D Umbaugh D Bnllett D Wertz M Townsend B Gllmore D Ferguson M Graham L Farr R w2 B Borland M Sllrntt N Reldel A Schertzer J Pa ne Baham B antz J B vls M Smlh J Frew A Buc Row3 D Prtc B Merchant S Youngblood P Weston N Wulson D Bloc: S Kohbarger S Kern G Gamble J Moore Row4 J Gantt B Perry M Kennard R Wllllams F Taylor E Porter J Russell K Stanley J Buetttn R Gruber Row5 J Sansotta K Conkle R Obenour J Ashworth S Lacey D Smlth J Cratty L Montgomery BOTTOM PICTURE Front row J Barkley C Lord B Boyd J Trnclrey M Smally N Gululzza S Flnley B Thrush J Nye B Pellr Mr Jones Row2 D Yocom J Drclrson B Chrlstman E Cull J Butterworth S Kyle D Norris L Llpker C Blglord S Askew J Walters Row3 F Burlceplle D Ingmure R Cleveland D Oller J Keener Row4-D Haberman B Huntsman D Ford J Braham N B al M Orton J Rhodes R A Woy M Lee Row5 L Kuhner P Kohbarger S McGlnms M Cranmer J Cooper J Stanley M Zachman D Runnert Rowb B Dnclcson M Lee B Llndley J Mather A Fellmeth D West J Parsell The I-lardxng Juntor Chotr under the dtrectson ol L G Jones IS composed matnly ot tumors and sophomores I-lere the members have opportunity to learn to read musuc to tram and develop theur votces and to apprectate and understand aood mustc A large and Vt gg' 42245 varted repertoure as enloyed by both the chotr and tts auduences The Juntor Chotr gave two perlormances thus year The Tlrst was at Christmas time when the tradttuonal yuletude songs were sung They duvtded Into small groups along wtth the A Capella Choir and walked through the halls ol I-lardtng coroltnc, thetr lellow classmates Thts spreadtng ol Chrtstmas cheer has become a well establ shed tradutton at I-lardtng and as greatly apprectated and loved by both tudents and teachers The chotrs most Important engagement ol the year was thetr annual May assembly By thetr excellent perlorm ance they assured us ot on A Cappella Chonr next year that wall be even better than ever 0 o 0 I U 1 4, II f I I, ., f QQ his -, I , I 5 , ' A ,Y I . I ea: . V In I I Q -P k ll T J T , . ' I Q u Z. ' , - , , A A I , ' E, f o - . , . ' ' , . ' , . , . y . ' ' ' I- ' I ' ' I ' ' ' ' J.r ,.PI ,.e', . 't,. ,. lc,N. -. ',. ,.'.. , Devore, J. Cosart S. Roberts, J, Benner, L. Hook, P. l Iypes, B. Orr - . ' e, . . . , . , . ' . . , . . . , . , . e . I I I V I - I N .Nh I We . . I . . . . I I L-J A CAPPELLA CHOIR . . Gee ful 'he mot cot tandrn muiia erfzanizairr a' Hariri: ' the A Caooeio Choir uraer the a'rep :' Qi Mr, L. C. Jane. Time ard time agafn the clnofai uraorv ha thrilled and in oired the people oi Maron ana cea' l.'a or wi'b ther e-felleft perlcrmanfe. The 'hd' yr-af ho, c repertore ranging lrcm mam .aired 'umorr ana Near? eoirituali to various type ol Iecular mil if Ae Q-l emei,i Oftive rifouo they have made many. rauoif apoeorcmrey Their iiret Wai at Chritmos time whee the, icined the Jmfor Choir 'ri ioroinji the lc ie 'rt t'lO Girf:. ln the rvrirfi they 'ann ot tree Pre Front row-Joanne Hough, Jo Anne Saull, Twila Rippey, Joan Clark, Judy Reichenstein, Joanna Jacobs, Mary Lusk, Jean Kneisley, Mr. Jones, Mina Miers, Josie Nicolosi, Sue Gaster, Katheryn Hamilton, Marilyn Bachelder, Barbara Roberts, Jane Lockwood, Janet Dutt Row 2-Sharon Case, Barbara Weber, Ardeth Walker, Joyce Win- tringham, Dorothy Hollensen, Phyllis Huffman, Viola Mason, Suzanne Terzo, Frances Burdell, Gloria Connor, Joan Hyams, Gail Carey, Connie Jerew, Barbara Mclntire, Mary Helen Buckingham, Beverly Norton, Joanna Born, Anita Kaelber O Ea 'er efy' e gr-fi in the 'erode ru mia-1 week act at wore, Wane cryfhe . Among: flee The' enfzaie mecti were mee-ting' el the Rctofy the Kiworii 73'G the Altru a Cleef. The ilimax ol their year wo, cl rfufe tlnef ammo fecfert me 3 Na, lo at the Ea' cc f-Muff' ium. A, wc to oe 6'DGQ'SCl the rho' martarea 'f hifzh itgrdgr-0 Qi me ifoahip in Qfyinfi its ouaiefie O enero eerlfrmarie. Qiifer 15 the 'WV' 'hi year were: Chix- L' Oreiaent- Jane Leawood 'eiretory' ana Elmore Foo and Tea Qcwlaea 'aria' . Row 3-Janet Reece, Sue Swink, Glen Mcclaskey, Dick Sherman, Charles Lister, Dick Bracy, Ronald Taylor, Gary Snoufter, Loren Heiser, Elmore Foos, Ted Rowlands, Dick Hazen, John Cheney, Shirley Arbogast, Roberta Plumley, Juanita Kauble Row 4-Jane Leffler, Suzie Olewiler, Minnie Rinnert, Don Hoffman, Lloyd Johnston, Dean Ludwig, Walter Bechtle, Lowell Schlecht, Jim Creager, Dick Fields, Lowell Jones, Dick Eller, Don Med- dles, John Goff, Tom lndoe, Janet Giiiford, Bonita Osborne, Jackie Woessner .www-Q-9 --np,-...Z ---v-in -A---i mqg, --,-Q 'hum- i TT s,.f,.,e,,..,.,..,..-1-- ....,.... ,,.,....,,.........-.---- ..........,..........,. s , V space--V., -..- a Q 1 CDRCHESTRA . . . jane, An Give us an A, please! Now G! D! That was the signal to twist pegs and pluclc strings as the l-larding orchestra, under the direction ot Mr. l-lomer l-luttman, began to tune up tor rehearsal. The string instruments ol the orchestra are the most ditticult ol all instruments to blend together and to play in tune. Thus the members have to spend many hours in practice in order to achieve the fine quality ot tone displayed at their performances. Their tirst appearance was at the iunior play The Night ot January lothf' when they played the overture and musical interludes. Another similar perlormance THE STRINGS Front row-Phyllis Huffman, Connie Jerew, Peggy McWilliams, Steve Lacey, Virginia Davis, Bill Hart, Anita Kaelber Rcw2 Left-Jo Bayles, Joanna Jacobs, Jenine Rippeyg Right-John Gantt, Barbara Wolfe, Ruth Wilson Row3 Lett-Bunny Cummings, Bonnie Jones, Joann Hart: Right- Connie Hammond, Janice Bevis, John Firstenberger Standing-Mr. Huffman, Mary Robinson, Sally McGrew, JoAnno Born, Virginia Schertzer ! 6- added greatly to the enjoyment ol the senior class play, January Thaw. Other pertormances included the band, orchestra, and choir assembly, and a concert at Central Junior l-ligh School. The climax ol the year was their annual concert held at the Palace Theater. A varied program ot semi-popular and classical music was greatly enioyed by all who attended. Some ol their leatured numbers were: Sleigh Ride, an adventure in sound ettects: i'The Cat and the Fiddle, a novelty number with a narrative: Moods Americanaf' and Bacchanale, from Samson and Delilah. The otiicers ot the orchestra this year were: Bob Evans, presidentg and Virginia Schertzer, secretary. THE WOODWINDS Front row-Nancy Pendleton, Norma Dyer, Mary Guy Row 2-John Thompson, Joyce Parr, Nancy Toombs, Betty Munt- singer Row 3-Bob Evans, Charlene Long, Nancy Gilmore, John Craven THE PERCUSSION AND BRASSES Seated-Fred Eyster, Bruce Eastman, Roger Pick, Gloria Patton, Clyde Masters, Gene Winters Standing-Joy Garver, Barbara Mclntire -I' PROPS 81 Qs . . . Elnefgej l'0ln lA? why! OFFICERS Presldent Dan Vance Vnce Presndent Rae Fetter Secretary Marnlyn Guy Treasurer Francus Burdell SOPHOMORES Frontrow Pruce Tatham Buettln Alexander Ashworth Arnold Smuth Lacey Mass Troop Row2 Rlnnert Kyle Payne Runyan Schneck Smally Borland Jones Green Townsend Wertz Young Frew Hook Row 4-Huntsman lngmure Burkepule Schertler Beverldge Mather Freshour Row5 Dickson Crrssman Cullman Clements Holstetter Yocum Courtrnght Umbcugh Wnlson Roberts Smyth Rowb Unger Kohbarger Cleveland McGnnms Hammond Bevus Butler Ambrose Cranmer Stanley Row7 Fellmeth Braham Kuhner JUNIORS Frontrow Pluchel Bolander Terzo Case Hamar Tentelbaum Mndlom Wolf Mnss Troop Raw2 Myers Gulmore Dnsbennett Haas Reuchenstenn Swank Fmley Bachman Rowl Bracy McWnlluams Dyer Clark Montgomery Rayburn Jacobs Gearhuser Rech Row4-Nagel Ludvug Keller Carey Leffler Hollensen Shults Gaster Row5 Goff Keggan Dans Hart Rutherlord Huffman Beaver SENIORS Row2 Lang Dengler Clapsaddle Born Roberts Schertzer Cum mnngs McWherter Lons Kear Bell Sonson Bachelder Frederuck Row3 Luster Muntsmger Jerew Bayles Foreman Reudy Ruler Arter Duckerson Fox Roberts Kneusley Wolfe Connor Row 4-Mason Dlckerson Andrews Hyams Mclntnre Solue Case Bucknngham Lockwood Conklun Lusk Row 5-Cheney Sutherland McCloskey Peck Prxtchad Roseberry Free Crnsslnger Whxtehead Pace Stephens Rowb Otto Munmck Guflord Burke Saull Prxode Sparks Ton guette Baer Peak Row7 Taylor Jerew Barrett Barnhart Graham Tsurnpes Evans Lytle Hart Row8 Bechtle Upton Wnlluams Seckel Bomas Thomas Johnson Rohr Keeler 0 1 , A Y 1 I -v ,4- 'Y 9 J - .- ! -l , - 4 J , 4 1, 4 - . Y, is f 2 ' f fi F f l X , ,e J ' j ' 'fl ' 4 x ul' l 3 ' Row 3-Zdchman: Smith, Silritt, Simmons, Slob, Youngblood, Plantz, F 0 '0 'BU dell1 GUY' Fellef- Vance' Miss Troop ' 'I . I . I I . 4 ' ' Y' ' Y I y I ' I I1 .X -is T 0 Ok. Front row-Miss Winder, Marilyn Bachman, Pat Montgomery, Karl Scheitler, Miss Duffey, Dick Fields Row 2-Barbara Rech, Marlene Peterson Row 3-Fred Smith, Carolyn Ulsh, Maurice Mettler, Bob Keggan, Carol Teitelbaum, Delores Fleming, Janet Ford Row 4-Jim Creager, Miss Troop, David McWherter, Miss Foreman Row 5-Don Meddles, Cliff Adams, Fred Barlow, Nancy Gilmore, Fred Eyster, Anna Faulkner, Sally McGrew Row 6-Tom lndoe, Dick Reift JUNIOR PLAY CAST Front row-Sharon Case, Gloria Patton, Shirley Finley, Joey Rayburn, Nick Nagel, Dan Day, Miss Troop Row 2-Sue Swink, Bill Young, Nancy Rutherford, Dale Emerson, Sue Terzo, Nerol Cope Row 3-Joyce Parr, Gail Carey, Phyllis Huffman, Joe Sedelmaier, Dick Ben- der, John Goff Raw 4-Theron Donaugh, Dick Bracy, Howard Ballinger, Dan Andrews, Bill Sager, Gene Winters JJ' JUNIOR PLAY . . . 1342 of jdllllafg l6tA,, The iunior class' rriaiar contribution lor the year was their play, The Night ol January ll:-th, directed by Miss Martha Troop. It was considered a great accomplishment by all who saw it. The comedy-drama, held in the Edison Junior High School, was given on the thirtieth ol November and the tirst ot December. Miss Troop is to be congratulated tor this, her successiul debut at Haroing. JUNIOR PLAY COMMITTEES Front row--Sharon Wolfe, Ardeth Walker, Miss Grove Row 2-Nancy Gearhiser, Judy Reichenstein, Beverly Berkshire, Jo Anne Hough, Barbara Mishler Row 3-Sandra Scott, Shirley Shults, Jane Leftler, Sue Fellmeth, Susie Olewiler Row 4-Sue Kochensperger, Joan Keller, Joyce Cleveland, Barbara Cardwell, Miss Kadow Row 5-Mary Hamor, Peggy McWilliams, Virginia Davis, Etha Ludwig, Ruth Hart 0 l THE NIGHT OF JANUARY I6th The action ol the ploy corisisted oi a murder triol if New York City. Karen Andre, payed by Shirley Fin- ey had oeer accused ol murderirg o tvtr, Biorn Foulke ner, Several witnesses were called to the witness etord ard were osleo to testiiy. Some oi the wimesses were: Nancy Lee Faulkner, the murdered mans wile, payed by Sharon Cone' Roberto Von Renseltoer. o aoncer and nightclub singer, by Nancy Rutheriord: Jane Chandler. the handwriting expert, by Joyce Parr: Dr, Kirlclona the medical examiner. by Bil Young? and Junquist, friend ol the victim, by Bill Sager. Exceptionally good character acting was done by Gail Corey, playing the port ol Mrs. Hutchins, a colored ianitor'5 witet Phyllis t-lulllman os Magda Svenson, o Swedigh housemoid: and Dan Day, as Larry Regan, a gangster, Upper Left-The cast tallrs things over before rehearsal Miss Roberta Van Rensellaer will please take the stand. Silence, gentlemen! Another outburst of this nature will find you both in contempt ol court. Upper Center- Mr. Regan, where were you on the night ol Jan- uary Hath? t , , , T ,Z Beside: the wither-ref, the coat included: the iudge, Dick Bender: the clerif oi court, Joe Sedelmoierf bailitzt, Dole Emerson' diatrict attorney Flint, Gene Winters? l-lomer Von Fleet, detective, Don Andrews? district ot- torney Stephen- lmlowora Bolinger: Sweeney, 0 police- man, Dick Brocy' ana John Whitefield, the victims totherf in-low John Gott, Those with non-speaking ports were: Joey Rayburn Gloria Patton Sue Terzo. Sue Swinlc, Theron Donaugh, Nici Nagel, and Nerol Cope. The entire trial toolf place on the stage ond members ol the audience were chosen ot random as iurors. Alter both sides ol the case had very ably been presented by the delendant and the state, they gave the verdict os they sow tit, This realistic portrayal ot o trial gave the audience an entirely ditzterent type ol play than has pree viously been presented ot Harding. Phyllis Huffman as Magda Svenson and Gail Carey as Mrs. John Hutchins Upper Right- One ol us is lieing and we both lrnow which one. Biorn Faulkner, dead? No, he couldn't be-not Biorn! He's waiting lor me! t J l 5 sb, i lti , ' I l 5 4 I SENIOR PLAY . . . The annual production ot the senior play, 'January Thaw, was presented April 27 at the Palace Theater. The cast ol the play, adapted Irom the novel by Bellamy Partridge, consisted ol six girls and seven boys under the direction ol Miss Martha Troop. The play centered around the contlict over the possession ol a Connecticut larm house which the Gage lamily had purchased under the assumption that the owners, the Rockwoods, were dead. The return ol Mr. and Mrs. Rockwood created chaos. Freida, the Gages' maid, quit when she learned that Matt, the Roclcwoods' overly amorous son, planned to live with his parents. USHERS Front row-Gloria Connor, Marilyn Bachelder, Phyllis Bell, Jean Kneisley, Rose Reidy Row 2-Anna Mae Andrews, Shirley Arbogost, Jackie Woessner, Mary Lusk, Doris Clapsaddle, Nancy Peck Row 3-Barbara Mclntire, Helen Lyon, Arlene Oiler, Atene Allen Row 4-Marilyn Dengler, Miss Stump, Janet Dutt, Joyce Lister. Charlene Oiler lm' TICKETS AND PROPERTIES COMMITTEES Frontrow-Virginia Schertzer, Marilyn Case, Barbara Jean Dickerson, Joyce Freeman, Helen Bailey, Miss Winder Row 2--Miss Dufley, Sue Sparks, Joan Hyams, Charles Borland, Ronald Taylor, Janet Gifford Row 3-'Ed Baldauf, Don Noggle, Charles Scheitler, Don Klingel, Frank Morton Row 4-Jerry Taylor, Bob Sorgen, Don Hoffman A snowstorm caused lailure ol electricity. Since nearly all ot the Gages' appliances were electrical, they were greatly inconvcnienced, The Rockwoods, who had had no use lor electricity, had adhered to the old lash- ioned Iarm methods and were not bothered with the electrical Iailure. Thus the Rockwoods lived in comlort while the Gages sutlered lrom exposure and lack ol load. When Mrs. Gage, lover ol antiques, learned that the barn, instead ol the house, was the oldest building in Connecticut, she decided to have the barn remodeled and to live there. This solved the problems ol both the Rockwoods and the Gages, and all were satisfied with the arrangements. PUBLICITY, MAKE-UP, AND STAGE COMMITTEES Front row-Miss Foreman, Rozanna Baldaut, Mary Helen Bucking- ham, Barbara Roberts, Charlene Conklin, Frances Burdell Row 2-Jo Bayles, Don Barrett, Diane Sanson, Jane Lockwood, Jo Anne Roseberry Row 3-Miss Troop, Ed Fetter, Dick LeFFIer, Lloyd Williams, Doug Brokaw, Miss Grove Row 4-Dick Upton, Pete Eckert, Merle Daum, Don Sullivan, Rod Thomas JANUARY THAWH . . . Standing-Barbara Ann Dickerson, Greg Graham, Gloria Cummings Sealed-Walter Beclwile, Belly Roberls, Dove Foreman, Clara Jane No! plclured-Bob Sorgen Frederick, Miss Troop, Bill Bcrnlwort, .lo Anne Soull, Don Vance Oh, George! darling! Harry Dowlerv Lloyd Johnnon Now see here, Rockwood! Vm going to fight you. Hurry up, daddy, you'll be lore lor Phe fire! This is too much. Herald Staff . . . Seated-Bill Barnhart, Bob Johnson, Joan Bayles, Betty Roberts, Miss Foreman. Diane Sunson Standing-Paul Ludwig, Ed Fetter, Nick Nagel, Janet Reece, Carol Teitelbaum, Barbara Mclntire, Bob Evans, Barbara Mcwherter RADICD STAFF This is your Harding reporter, bringing you the latest news around and about Harding, be- gan a titteen minute program broadcast every Friday aiternoon at 4:45 over radio station WMRN. The material for the scripts was gathered and written by the iour- nalism classes under the super- vision ot Miss Lucile Foreman, ad- viser. lt was then compiled and edited by either Marilyn Rizer or Joan Hyams, Miss Martha Troop, speech instructor, chose two Hare dingites each week tram the members ol her speech classes to read the script. Almost every afternoon atter school, either Betty Roberts or Jo Bayles could be seen in their ottice vigorously wielding a ruler as they planned their dummies tor the weekly school newspaper, The Harding Herald. With the help at their capable and hard-working statt, the iour- nalism classes, and Miss Lucile l:areman's sympathetic and au- thoritative advisorship, Betty and Jo, the editors, prepared and pub- lished the news ot Harding every week. It was distributed by Bob Evans and Barbara Mclntire, and their statii, Ed Petter, Janet Reece, Nick Nagel, and Carol Teitele baum. Bill Barnhart and his assistant, Paul Ludwig, solicited advertising to tinance the iournal, and Bob Johnson, business manager, kept the books The Herald was ex- changed with other high school newspapers by Diane Sanson and Barbara McWherter. Miss Troop, Joan Hyams, Marilyn Rizer, Miss Foreman As we take our second look at '50, we remember the many hec- tic. happy days we spent in bring- ing this book to you. The teverish rush before deadlines, the moun, tain oi pictures, the anxiety about our finances, and the thrill ol see- ing our finished product lor the tirst time are memories that will be ever deor to us. Virginia Mason, editor, planned the clummy, took charge ol pic- tures and copy, and supervised the entire book. We are quite proud ol Don Noggle, advertising manager, and his assistant, Jean Kneisley, who set a new record in total volume ot advertising. Greg Graham managed our books very capobly, paying our bills, selling our books, and banking our money. Rae Petter and Marilyn Case helped with the copy, and Gloria Connor and Connie Jerew did all the secretarial work. Food's on! . . . Strictly from hunger. Quiver Stott . . . Y. Seated-Dave Foreman, Gloria Connor, Virginia Mason, Connie Jerew, Marilyn Case Standing-Jack Weston, Miss Stafford, Greg Graham, Don Noggle, Jean Kneisley Rae Fetter What's this? . . . Don dishes it out at joint staff party S The clever cartoons which add color ond lite to our book are the work ci our talented artist Dave Foreman ln the nopshot pages the opening ection and several other places you ee examples ol Jack We tor ine photography The Annual Quiver Assernblys succezz was aue to the tact that the whole stohi pitched in to write, direct and take part in the show. To Miss Mary Jo Stohfofd, who was new as advizer this year, we extend our good wishes lor suce ceaz with lutufe yearbooli. Qu ehiorti wil rot have been in vor It 'n lutufe yeorz, the Culver win become more ana more precioui to you as it help: you 'efnernber the year at '50 ana t-lorafrg High. I' 4 0 of ,I 1 '-- -. Mm, 1 , V ,. Q A - ' . V ' W if If 'N .7 xi! li b W- 'Q' Jr 4, A f n el a 9 Q .av 'fn .v 1-is ,Aww 5? .ml gi 4 ,5 f 6 ,JM . - .A V, ,, . ,,,qu.N.,...,, , . .Q 'li N -4, :gl- 1 in- f, ' G-'ii F it Q f Q 'Ewa 4 Q gg., 'rfi vw 4 1 . b .3 l Lf 1 I I Q ...,...N. -P- ' ' ge '15'ii'Q5f' if ' v Q ...e LCCJKING BACK GN OUR How vnvfdly we recoll the tense excnfernem of the games shouhng until we were lwoorse prochcmg good sportsmanship on congrotulotmg our fellows for fheur successhl seosons r'gTU rv aff: vases, swf 1155, , ' ' + ifw f 1 Q . 4- -fr Jw, 'Sh x h -N K 461-S xii Jvlglfj W gyt io- ?C'-'fer 'ti-5 1- I '1 if '59 ' 'f'r.13 'f4 Ms-J 'R ,117--e,. -1. -'P-1 nf 749-'7 ',.fr 9 'f 'qfnx J' in fs! 413, 4,1 4 a N'-xx. 0. f.-2 A-I ,T J' ms-1 :HS . -A f -if , , is 3,35 H-1 Sf'-ff +.w,,r 1- .4 I'-1 awk? 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U ,L ,-f1 ,,'j:'fL:-:J .'-2 23-1. QL.-,: 1-.4-. .n ', - 11' '35 1 2, ,- l-iv. . . . d .F The coaches and all the fellows on the football teann are to be congratulated and admired for their fine season this year. We are very proud of them, not only for the fact that they made an ex- cellent record of eight wins and only two losses. and that several of our players received state rec- ognition, but also for the fact that they built char- acter and good sportsmanship in our school. Two others who have accomplished much in the promo- tion of Harding athletics and this feeling of fine sportsmanship are Dewey N. Bohyer, athletic di- rector, and E. Paul Huffman, faculty manager. FOOTBALL TEAM . . . 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J' gun TQQTQDTH m.3fv3- Q, 53263 TTT -9 B TW L QU A TOEIC BIA , c'3 .TTTT Kefle 33153 Eycfcze T ef- Qu .,, T 3 5,3 T, ',' 'W 'T, fc' Q , 'f :L '6' 5. iccike f- -3,6 ,,, Le3f:,e. 'Wx- hvyh 3. Q 1 ' Bob Rinnerr Row 4-Tom McClain, Rod Thomas, Phil Messenger, Don Hoffman Row 5-Crumb Cromer, Choo-Choo McCabe, Jim Sexfer Deng Brokaw, Jack Williams Harding Linemen . . . Fronl row-Don Hoffman, Diclr Lefller, Lloyd Williams, Merle Daurn, Phil Messenger, Dan Geran, Jack Daum Row 2-Diclr Lewis, Rod Thomas, Diclr Uplon, Gene Jerew, Dean Ludwig, Jim Seclrel, Bill Bomas, Doug Brokaw, Walter Beclwlle Row 3-Jaclr Schrader, Karl Sclneifler, Gene Zahn, Jol1n McDaniel, Gene Winters, Gary Snoulfer, Ralplw Flincl'1laaugl1, Bob Slab. Tom Bascos Harding Backs . . . Front row-Jim Kennell, Paul Ludwig, Lewis McCabe, Jaclr Williams Row 2-Dave Foreman, Dave Ulrich, Paul Cramer, Harry Dowler, Greg Graham, Don Barrett, Bob Rinnerl, Dan Day Front row-Marilyn Bachman, Mrs. Palmer, Janet Gifford, Peggy McWilliams, Joyce Parr, Virginia Davis, Marilyn Green, Jo Wolfe, Marilyn Guy, Jean Kneisley, Virginia Schertler, Rae Fetter Row 2-Sue Swink, Doris Clopsaddle, Gloria Patton, Norma Dyer, Helen Lyon, Colleen Kneisley, Gloria Cummings, Rose Reidy, Clara Jane Frederick, Marilyn Bachelder, Phyllis Bell, Diane Sanson Row 3-Delores Jones, Sharon Case, Charlene Conklin, Mariorie Lee, Jane Van Sickle, Doris Ford, Gloria Freeman, Betty Lou Weatherbee, Donna Herman, Doris Wertz, Mary Townsend, Jean Mather, Barbara Boyd A. A .... ,Wi in 51 The Girls' Athletic Organization is a club lor senior, iunior, and sophomore girls who are interested in par- ticipating in sports. The girls have haa exciting Cam- petitive tournaments in volley ball, ring toss, and basket' loall during the past year. The C ob wae in the :aoaoe hands ot Jo Wolle, prefsidentq Janet Giitora v7ce pre, ident' and Peggy McWi liarria, secretary-treazurer. The aualitication lor ioning the GAA. i, oafrg the test an the cluos constitution. ln auaityirg tor a let- ter, a girl must have l2O ooirg Thee Cfimlf :ar oe Row 4-Nancy Gearhiser, Barbara Mishler, Sharon Wolf, Mary Jo Myers, Etha Ludwig, Dorothy Rinnert, Marion Smith, Virginia Augenstein, Roxana Baldaui, Shielda Jett Row 5-Shirley Arbogast, Janice Stanley, Margaret Lee, Maxine Huber, Joyce Cleveland, Miriam Kinney, Betty Roberts, Joan Hyams, Nancy Gilmore, Pat Jacobs, Sylvia Schervish Raw 6-Mary Priode, Sue Sparks, Sally McGrew, Anna Faulkner. Sue Kochensperger, Millicent Williams, Betty Gherman, Eva Justice, Joan Clark, Judy Reichenstein, Sally Nichols, Judy Parsell Row 7-Twila Rippey, Ruth Hart, Carol Teitelbaum, Mary Hamor aria earned by aancing skating, playing pingfpong, and in fariouf other wayz. Ther adviser, Mrs. Palmer, came to the Club new rhig year, She has taught the girlz many new sports and 'tae taken a areat interest ir all their activities. The S.A,A, l'tGlG mme-rotf oattuuii and aartiea throujrhacf 'he year af which the grlg alwayz had good time? ge'- 'ra tagether lai,g:h'nQ: talnitng and pinging. ln the 'Crinrz 'he girig enioyea oaieloat. ai their lavarite Sport. Every' rhrrz Qoriaerea they reaily had a wordertul year. RY' v fb. Yi fy s ,gl-nf I cd ' -supM,,,,,,, ,Ai Q. L. fw rw ?T ,ni f7?7fi L I w I ' s ,. VARSITY BASKETBALL The Prexies showed a great fighting spirit and a lot ot line teamwork this year. The season got att to a big start when they played Bexley and won 58-37. From then on one good game followed another, until they tinished the season with a total at eleven wins and tive losses, one at the best records Harding's ever made. The seventh at February marked the grand opening at the Veterans Memorial Coliseum. A huge crowd ol Marian sports fans saw them take Galian there, 54-48. The tournament team drawn tar the Class A tourna- ments in Columbus was Bexley. They finished our season by winning 45-43. The nine players that received letters this year were: Front row-Coach Kenny Somerlot, Dick Wolfe, Merle Daum, Jack Dcum, Dick Leffler Row 2-Lewis McCabe, Paul Ludwig Don Hoffman, Dick Bender Row 3-Jim Russell, Guy Stoner, Dan Day, Dean Ludwig Merle Daum, Dick Walte, Dick Lettler, Don Hotlman. Jack Daum, Dean Ludwig, Jim Russell, and Dan Sullivan, senior manager. The high scorers were Jack Daum with 249 points and Merle Daum with T74 points. The squads mast valuable member this year was Jack Daum, who wan Honorable Mention All-Ohio lor the second straight year and second team All Buckeye League. Merle Daum, who won Honorable Mention All Buckeye League, had the highest field goal percentage: Dick Walle was the best taul shooter: and Don Hattman had the highest scholastic average. The captain's letter lor the year went to Merle Daum. VARSITY SCORES Harding Bexley ..., . . Harding Galian ,.,..... Harding Columbus South Harding Bowling Green Harding Upper Sandusky Harding ..... .. Lima South ,... l'lGI'ding Fostoria ...., Harding Wapalnoneta .. Harding Tiffin Columbia . ...44 Harding Ashland .,,..., .... 6 3 Harding Columbus West . .. 49 Harding Findlay ...,, , .. 60 Harding Cvalicn . 49 Harding Fostoria , . 60 Harding, . Ashland ..,., . ., 46 Harding Tittin Columbia , . 37 Front row-Ted Price, Paul Colby, Dan Day, Dick Underwood, Bob Bow- man, George Kasotis Row2-Jim Russell, Bob Apt, Philip Booker, Jim Kennell, Ed Porter Row 3-Harry Applegett, Deon Ludwig, Gene Winters, Jake Gerber, Paul Geissler, Robbie Miller, Coach George Keel RESERVE BASKETBALL Today's understudies, tomorrow's stars. How well this applies to the Harding Reserves. They practiced laithlully and showed plenty ol spunlc in all the games they played. We may be iustly proud ol our reserve team that holds a record ol nine wins and seven losses. These boys will provide the nucleus at our varsity squad next year, and we will depend on them to lceep up Harding's past records. The season lor the Vice Presidents started out with Bexley, too, and they were the winners ol not only that game, but the following tour. They were really the ones 57 to initiate the new Coliseum February 7th, by playing Galion before the varsity. Their first set-back came when Lima South edged us with a 50-Sl victory. They breezed through the next three games coming out on top every time. Then they seemed to have a strealc ol bad luclc, lor all the rest ot the season's games were losses. With George Keel as their able instructor, these boys have practiced the various techniques ot handling the ball, and next year they will step up to become the top performers ol the court lor '5l. The lans have given them a lot ol support, lor they see great promise in the team they'll be cheering on to victory next winter. Harding Bexley . Harding Gallon Harding Columbus South Harding Bowling Green Harding Upper Sandusky Harding Lima South .. Harding Fostoria .. . Harding Wapakoneta ., RESERVE SCORES Harding 4I Titlin . Harding 38 Ashland ... Harding . 29 Columbus West Harding .. 2I Findlay Harding 23 Gallon . ,.. Harding . . 39 Fostoria . Harding ...33 Ashland , Harding, .. . ..., 36 Tiffin .. r A, ,Iii uw C' W W K1 Q , . 4 . 1 ' if Q? 4 .4474 Q 7 2, A V4 A ,. LJ . Q ary 1 Q E55 W A Wi- , fx, W1 sw -. ,1 1 3 32 is 41 s 1 , M N0 SMOKING! F 0 f I I14 W M MQ, '.. N' x o gf? iffwiq f f 1 Front row--Betty Plontz, Beverly Hurley, Sally Runyan, Rullw Bol- Row 2-Sharon Case, Jill Pluchel, leon Knelsley, Glorua Cummangs ander, Ardeth Walker, Janet Reece Clara Jane Frederick, Jo Anne Soull, Connie Jerew Middle-Rae Fetfer CHEERLEADERS . . . Who ore they, llflose peppy lemoleg down in lrorlr? Tlmeyre rlne gglvls who lceep you all llepped up of o loot- boll gome. ll'-3 llwe clweerleoders whom you See worlflrlo 'Lo lword to get you lnto The aplrh ol flwlngz. 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We , f 'fp er' ' ,QT were: up f-We fo. v Q e 'z ru, ffyfeu of- ie fro C- ': Die Eencf Jet' l4'e' Q, for xr' :fi if ', ef' ' ' Q' F'Q'l E'-if uyf Ein, o'1F'r'o 'foe J1'e.f'f' 'rc '- 'ff-' lov 'rf cro1r e ,f: .re 'r , e Jive' Qee e J' E -i uirefe f f , o f finer 'Nz I V x foe 33' 3',f1 :e' fi ireef. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Front row-Charles Thompson, Paul Eckert, Max Hart, Bill Castanien, Ted Price, Karl Scheitler Row 2-George Craven, Charles Scheitler, Stanley Williams, Bill Sager, Dick Bracy, Dick Bender, Bob Bowman Row 3-Petro Regules, Robbie Miller, Jack Bull, Richard Coulson, John Haines. Roger Smith, Jack Niles, Allen Welsh, Jim Ferriman, Coach Somerlot DISTRICT WINNERS Standing-Perto Regules, Stanley Williams, Dick Bracy, Bob Bowman, Mr. Somerlot Kneeling-Max Hart, Karl Scheitler, Bill Castanien, Pete Eckert CROSS COUNTRY TEAM The cross country team under the coaching ol Kenny Somerlot has placed itsell in the athletic spotlight lor I95O along with the other sports. Cross country meets are scored on the basis ol points, the low score winning. A team is comprised ol seven men lor dual meets. The order in which the men tinish is tabulated and each team adds up its respective score. Thus, in order to win a meet. several members ot the team must finish among the tirst tive, and the rest must finish in good time. This year they entered into lour dual meets and one triangular meet. Most ol us were pleasantly surprised when the team won the district championship and placed ninth in the state. This leat was especially commendable because at the tact that Harding's thin-clad program is still in its inlancy, this being only its second year. The team made a good start lor the season by play- ing host to Worthington and winning with a score ol 23- 32. The second meet was run here with Columbus East as their opponents: Harding chalked up another win, 24- 32. They suttered the only loss ol the season at Mansfield with a defeat ol 35f2O. The last dual meet run by our team was with Columbus South on our own soil, where they rallied lor another victory ol 24-35. The triangular meet held at Worthington included Newark, Worthington. and Harding. We point with pride to the scores: Newark 57, Worthington 42, and Harding 28. The seven maior runners lor Hardings team were: seniors, Bill Castanien, Paul Eckert, and Stanley Williams: iuniors, Dick Bracy, Max Hart, and Karl Scheitlerg and one sophomore, Bob Bowman. Coach Somerlot will have lour ol these seven boys back next year to delend the title won by the thin-clads at '50, so you may expect another exciting season. We must not neglect to mention those back ol the team who work plenty hard but are olten overlooked when the glories ot victory are passed around. We are speaking, ol course, ot the managers. This Year the head manager was Pat Regulesi his able assistants were Sandy Gay, a iunior, and Jim Ferriman, a sophomore. BASEBALL TEAM . . . The season started with many practices in the rain, cold, and even one in the snow. Sparked by the slugging ol George Statler, the Harding nine opened its baseball season by whipping Waldo 9-2. Then they blasted Upper Sandusky IO-l behind the two hit pitching of Don John- son. The Prexies raclced up their third straight victory by edging undeleated Mansfield on the rivals' diamond. 3-2. They won their tirst tourney game easily over Colum- bus South 6-I. Harding combined good hitting and pitch- ing to win their second tournament game IO-3 over Columbus West. They advanced to the district finals by walloping Columbus Central I9-6. Ashland was downed by the undeleated Harding team 6-O. Ashland will remember this game lor a long time because big George Statler hit the longest ball ever to be hit in that stadium. Harding hung up baseball victory number eight by clawing the Galion Tigers to the tune ol 6-2. Their lone deleat was received from Linden-McKinley in the tournament finals ol the Central district by the close mar- gin ot 5-4. The Prexies ended their baseball year with nine wins and one loss by blanlcing Mansfield 2-O. The season proved to be a stepping-stone lor lour boys who signed up with bigger teams. Diclc Roseberry signed a contract with the Fayettesville team, Don John- son with the Broolclyn Dodgers, Clyde Seedle with the Clgicago Cubs, and George Statler with the Cleveland ln ions. Bock row-Coach Pete Howison, Jack Daum l.l56l, Merle Daum l.265l, Dick Thomas l.28ll, Clyde Seedle l.000l, Tom Taylor l.l00l, George Stoffer l.444l, Dick Leffler l.000l, Don John- son l.294l ,.- - Front row-John Geer, manager, Dick Wolfe l.488l, Dick Rose- berry l.300l, Paul Cramer l.380l, Jim Seiter l.l60l, Greg Graham l.O00l, Don Ellison l.000l, Tom Ellison t.ooot Not Pictured-Dick Lewis, manager 1 N4 FWBWTWHW' Q. . f, V, ,J P V A , . , c , .f M f ,mg on-N my K. ,-1' ff .aff 0 S 4 Sf- ' M , ,W W A r,..' Wag' ' , ifi-J'f N5'T . gii il ' 343 ,A ' 6 K A Q A 'ffm , , af . , 1 , , A 2, ff JSR. m 'f ' 'VV A fi- ivih. hz J zx.a.i.M,-my K 4 ,x V --...Q '--.-www. -......u,, gnu' www A Q.. 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XS-Q Don McDonuel Tom McClaun Marulyn Sulrutt Beverly Hurley SOPHCDMORES 2 F0 601111119 P Cur sophomore year was an excutung one At turst we were a luttle tumud a luttle unsure ot ourselves but as we became accustomed to new subuects and new schedules began to learn our way arouna the strange buuldung and to meet many new people we gradually acquured sell contudence We got rught unto the swung ol the l lara ung spurut at the turst by enterung wholeheartedly unto all the school actuvutues To conduct us through the year we chose Don lvlcDanuel and Tom lvlcClaun was hus ready assustant Beverly l-lurley kept our books and Marulyn Sutrutt took charge ot our tunances The symbols wuth whuch we chose to be udentutued are rose and sulver as our ottucual colors and the yellow tearose as our class day we learn tomorrow we earn We ve trued hard thus year to luve up to l-tardung s hugh standards by luggung those books home to keep up our scholastuc averages Our up and comung athletes have shown theur mettle the past year un all phases ol athletucs on the lootball tueld the basketball court and the baseball duarnond Thus year you could have seen us tn the ranks ol many organuza tuons especually Y Teens l'lu Y Props and Q s and uunuor chour We teel that although we re lust the youngsters ot the l-lardung tamuly we ve made a good start and the next two years wull be even better SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Prcsudent Don McDanuel e P er' Tom tvtrClaun Secretary Beverly l-lurley T cos ter Marulyn Sulrutt X ffl J-I' W W1 6 I X 9 J ,u , 9 V7c resd . . 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Q Q Rowl Richard Kuhlman Lee Kuhner Shnrley Kyle Steve Lacey James Laird James Larsen Robert Layman 43' f f Row2 Jim Layton Sammy Lessley Corrlne Levlen Barbara , Lindley Lols Lrpker Carollee Lord Robert Lowry -H 141 s 4 Row3 Carol Luft' Nelson Lulre Louls Mahottey Wayne 'N 79's Mahaffey Elsa Mahler Wnllvam Marble Wrllram Marquis Raw 4-Norma Martun Clyde Masters Jean Mather Carol Merster Jurn Melby Bob Merchant Paul Meyer bpm Row5 Mary Lou Mrlar Glen Muller Jack Muller Robbie I A Muller Theresa Muller Bull Monroe Larry Montgomery it Rowb Frank Mooney Donald Moore Gene Moore Jack Y, Moore Tom Morton Carl Murray Betty McAdow Dorothy McCombs Frances McCreary Bull McCrery Row7 Gary McAfee Lewns McCabe Tom McClam Don McDamel 'Y' Raw8 Sally MCGIHHIS Charles Napper George Nash Jack V .ar Nules Jean Nye Jack Obenour Ruth O Hare AW ff : --1 'if Row9 Marlory Ohler Dolores Oller Barbara Orr Joan Iv Orton Patsy Page Jean Parush Donald Patruclu RowlO Eldwln Paxson Betty Payne Joyce Payne Bonme -nv Pelk Anna Pence Nancy Pendleton BIII Perry 3' L-Q ilu: Rowll Martha Phulllps Lots PICBSFIS Davnd Plerce Bob Prtts Betty Plantz Dnue Porter Eddne Porter I Rowl2 Martha Porter Mary Lou Porter Roger Postell Rlchard Powers Ruth Pratt Catherme Price Dee Prlce ABP? 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R. as II, be I I I 15 'IQ W-'J A - J :H , , 1 ' I ' X o o o SOPHOMORES e cfaaa o 52 Rowl Lee Prrce Ted Prrce Jeanne Rawlms Rlchard Rech Norma Rerdel Julra Rhodes Pat Rrchle Dorothy Rmnert Row2 Barbara Roberts Joyce Roberts Sandra Roberts Vrrgrma Robnnson Gerald Rognan Eugene Roruclc Sally Runyan Jnm Russell Row3 Mary Russell Catherrne Sanders Nellre Saunders Lutrelle Saxton Joe Sayre Harold Scheltler Alice Schertzer Leonard Schlecht Row4 Bonnle Schneclt James Scott Marlon Shaw George Shetterly June Shields Dlclz Short Gene Shrader Mar llyn Slfrltt Row5 Suzanne Slmmons Alice Slab Maureen Smally Bar bara Smlth Davld Smrth Jam Smith Jlm Smnth Karen Smith Rowb Marlon Smrth Max Smrth Paul Smuth Sue Smrth Pamela Smyth Barbara Souluer Arnold Sparks Norma Spears Row7 Janrce Stanley Kenneth Stanley Ray Stanley James Stewart Dorrs Stoneburner Jane Swartz Roy Swartz Tom Tatham Raw8 Francus Taylor lla Thew Don Thomas Jlm Thomas Joe Thomas Ida Thompson Claude Trdd Jack Townsend Row'-7 Mary Townsend Jean Trrclrey Thomas Turner Drclr Tway Duane Umbaugh Rrchard Underwood Barbara Unger Gene Walter Row I0 Jean Walter Carl Waterhouse Harold Waterhouse Betty Lou Weatherbee Doris Wertl Aluce West Dorothy West, Pauline Weston Rowll Elsie Whrte, John Whlrrett, Tom Wuant, Martha Wrlllams, Monme Wllluams, Pauline Wlllrams, Nathylean Wilson, Patricia Wrlson Row 12 Barbara Wares, Joan Wolte, Dorothy Yocum, Anna belle Young, Sally Youngblood, Margaret Zachman O I O .74 ' t f Q ' . . . . . Vik, '. 'Y - Q. 1 I I I . r 1 -.T I I I . I l . I f f -1 I . I . I K I, . I I I I - s X 1. ' . - fi' 2 1- . I . I I - -1 . I I I T l I I I A I . T I S I I . . T I I I 5 . I , , ' S xii i I 41? U, . an I L JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Dick Le s Vice President Jack Doum Secretary Janet Reece Treasurer Gail Co Work today for citizenship tomorrow is the motto which has guided us, the iunior class, through two busy years at Harding. Dur- ing these years we have faithfully upheld Harding's ideals and have succeeded in establishing fine records in scholarship, athletics, and many other activities. To head our class this year, we selected tour competent class- mates: Dick Lewis, president: Jack Doum, vice president: Janet Reece, secretary: and Gail Carey, treasurer. These officers have well fulfilled our wish lor capable and honorable leaders. We have participated in many social activities, but at the top ot the agenda was the presentation at our iunior class play, The Night at January I6th. It was a murder trial drama, sprinkled with comedy, ond, with an excellently chosen cast, scored one of the biggest successes of the year. The iunior class also contributed many outstanding athletes to all phases at Harding's athletic activities. Many ot our tellows wan varsity letters this year and aided greatly in bringing to Harding out- standing sports records tor the years I949-l95O. f We are equally proud ot our accomplishments in the scholastic ield. To add beauty and color to our class, we chose the red rose as our tlower and blue and silver as our colors. We, the class of l95I, are proud at our tine achievements in all walks ol lite at Harding. With our accomplishments ot the last two years listed under Wonderful Experiences and Times, we are looking lorward to our next year when we will be the senior members at our Alma Mater, and we feel confident that we will be able to till this position in o manner ot which Harding will be proud. JUNIORS . . . We afmoal :Am Duck Lewis Janet Reece Gaul Corey Jack Doum JUNIORS . . . ml,,.,fng,,f.,C,, 145 355. 'CY P-df, er lr ,- -wa 451 'sl' 'Ffa SM? -up rl 447 01 - 'N 'T QV! ol vi if 'sv-,p S-. We W 3333, Row l Henry Ackerman CluFl Adams Dan Andrews Harry Applegett Maxune Armbruster Donald Atkunson Row2 Marulyn Bachman Darlene Bauley lrus Ballantyne Howard Ballinger Fred Barlow Tom Bascos Row3 Frank Baslord Bull Bean Robert Beaver Duck Bender Marulyn Benson Beverly Berkshure Row4 Barbara Black Ruth Bolander Duck Bond Duck Bracy Nancy Breuthaupt Geraldune Brownung Row5 Jum Buck JoAnn Buller Glenn Bumgarner James Busch Tom Bush Barbara Cardwell Rowb Gall Carey Sherry Case Kay Church Joan Clark Joyce Cleveland Robert Clover Row7 Carroll Cogan Donna Jean Colluns Jum Condron Kerr Conkle Robert Cook Kay Cope Row8 Nerol Cope Stanley Copeland JoAnn Curren John Cratty Jum Creager Howard Cross Row? Jack Daum Vurgunua Davus Dan Day Leory Dean Bob Decker Darlene Denton Rowl0 Vuvuenne Dusbennett Theron Donaugh Wulluam rus coll Norma Dyer Bruce Eastman Evelyn Eckard Rowll Duck Edler Duck Eller Don E uson Tom Elluson Bob Ellwood Dole Emerson , fi 'M . 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Rowl June Estes Dwayne Everly Fred Eyster Jerry Faur chuld Anna Faulkner Sue Fellmeth Row2 Barbara Fueld Duck Fuelcls Shurley Funley Davud Flach Delores Flemung Eddue Flesher Row3 Terry Forbus Bull Ford Janet Ford Sam Fryman Adelbert Garveruck Sue Gcster Row 4-Sandy Gay Nancy Gearhuser John Geer Ron Geer Paul George Dan Geran Row5 Sylvua Gulluam John Goff Robert Grate Duck Grutzfus Reguna Haas Mary Hamor Rowb Ruth Hart Max Hart Duck Hazen Jum Heusel Loren Heuser Lee Hennunger Row7 Joanne Henry Floyd Hundman Dorothy Hollensen George Holt Potrucua Hopkuns Joanne Hough Row8 Maxune Huber Phyllus Huffman Phyllus Hughes Tom lndoe Joanna Jacobs Mary Lou Jacobs Row9 Patrucua Jacobs John Jerew Phyllus Jerew Shuelda Jett Bob Johnston Delores Jones Row IO Lowell Jones Bob Keggan Joan Keller Ruth Keller Jum Kennell Norma Jean Kunkaud Row ll Muruam Kunney Ray Klungel Bud Kneusley Colleen Kneusley Martha Knuckle Sue Kochensperger 'rv fr H -A 7 Alf ga mf V9 A-.A NJ any 080 69 I ww' JUNIORS wan '90 7721! geal' were on IDP Rowl Glen Koons Duck Lantz Margaret Lee Marlorue Lee Jane Leftler Duck Lewus Merle Louck Dean Lud wug Etha Ludwug Paul Ludwug Eldon Manley Row2 Duck Mason Jeannette Mason Edward Matthews Don Meddles Mauruce Mettler Nancy Mudlam Caro lyn Mulluron Don Mullusor Barbara Musluler Pat Mont gomery Gordon Myers Row3 Katy Myers Mary Jo Myers Robert McAdow Pearl McCartney Larry McClure Jolun McDaniel Sally Mc Grew Donna McGrorey Dale McMullun Davud Mc Wtuerter Peggy Mcwulluams Row 4-Nuck Nagel Josue Nucolosu Dorothy Norrus Beverly Norton James OGrady Susue Olewuler Steve Ortl'u 'ff' Q NP7' .Ap H' -sv' 2, 41 ll' no 'Q -3 7' ff iff? X D ny' 09' V '1-,sr Otto Owens Bob Parustu Joyce Parr Julue Parsell Row5 Glorua Patton Loretta Pemberton Rucluard Peters Marlene Peterson Gordon Puckett Wayne Pletctuer Jull Plucl uel Ptuyllus Postell Jack Powers Joann Pruce Harold Radel Rowb Bob Radebauglu Duck Raune Joey Rayburn Barbara Reclu Janet Reece Clarence Reeves Petro Regules Judy Reucluensteun Duck Reuft Norman Rucluardson Munnue Runnert Row7 Mary Robunson Wurt Robunson Pat Roseberry John Rulul Nancy Rutherford Bull Sager Joan Sanderson Barbara Saunders Sylvua Schrader Scluervuslu Karl Sclueutler Jack -e-0 ,411- frr ru . .ew 3 wif 1 'Y-3' v-1 ,Z W.-7 Nw 9? ed ,al e u o 1 :E Gilt J -f. -- - ' J ff or u,ru A f ,-:' my - . V77 :':' ' J '-'k , ' K Vyy 'P - Mft' W 'V ,. can . A - :,u: -' A -' J x 4 I , ,I K K K ' KK K WK 7, l 1 L . Alslli V if K S . .. J-,Q - J at ' J S . A S D P -I1 J J f Egg 'J l 1 j E I s ','V ,f ' 7 ' ' . f ,. Q . X ,, - - K' A -- , J ,uf r f ef ,fy , ' K 7 ' ,VVV . . K ' k.V:V , .K' If S Q 2 1 fc: f. 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KK f V KKVVV 8 K K K K, .,K, K K , K, 0+ , -v . 1 ,Y 1 i les :QL f ' ' 'Xu ' 'fr To W A P A JUNIORS wafc :A cfm: Rowl Sandra Scott Joe Sedelmaler Duck Severns Mary Shafer Duck Sherman Shirley Short Row2 Shlrley Shults Herb Slnk Leroy Slsson Robert Slob Bob Smlth Fred Smlth ROW3 Gloria Smlth Walter Smith Gary Snouffer Robert Snow Pat Souluer Helen Sours Row4-Phyllls Spackey Duck Stlneman Robert Strawser Maxlne Sult Sue Swunk Cleo Taylor Row5 Carol Tentelbaum Suzanne Terzo Kntty Thacker Duck Rowb Barbara Thrush Donald Thurston Frank Timmons Dave Toombs Patsy Toombs Dale Trlckey Row7 Elsse Tubbs Dave Ulruch Carolyn Ulsh Martorne Vanderhoft Paulune Van Gordon Jane Van Sickle Row8 Ardeth Walker Rosalne Walker Chester Ward Barbara Worrlck Don Welch Alan Welsh Row9 Ed Weary Jock Wllllams Mullncent Williams Stan ley Wlllnams Gene Wnnters Walter Wise Row I0 Joan Wiseman Sharon Wolf Ruth Ann Woy Fred Yost Bull Young Gene Zahn 'Q Y... Q TY Ii 4-P we 4- uf' nf 'Fl' V7 Qs 0 0 0 A I 151 J 7 tw 1 ' I' -Q ,,,, . . K ff y ' ' ,I ' A X - . ' . ' ' iffy, I lf? J X N K 19 . ' he I I wg 4 'S I ,-.A r P , we 1 . I I . . I ' I I ,-I kg .5 , V 'T ' ' ' I tr V sri S U3 it fy xni . Ai., I' , hw K rv I he , I ' A it H 5 fi, I I ' I if S F T I I ,H I Q A V K , R7 , ' A -I I ,vi J i ! 3 . 1 ,MII If If A - . ' I . I . 3 K ll, '. E. v Thatcher. Paul Thomas, Charles Thompson W ,, 'Tp gp i fig, ' ' f ':-' ,22.f,, Z ' H 'I 3.11 3 ,ty A,,, I , ' M 'Tl K 1 1 , I M -,W , - , ' , , '- -1: 7+ - f 74 hp . I I ,... H ,, .A , 1-A I fi A Qin X , X V ,fl V .1 ' X l ,391 1 - lf . . I , ' I , I 1- I of In .hi ' I.-1 . - rj N- . rf I 1 . .R r , ' I I I I I 5 ' 9. . I V Q ' ' X' 542- . . I v ' ' f uf Q , 'A .. Q Dove Foreman, Merle Doom, Harry Dowler, Jean Kneisley SEN IORS . . . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS .Af fad weile maJe if Seniors-Remember, as we started our high school careers, how we looked so eagerly ahead to each new year? Now, suddenly, it's all over, and we find ourselves looking back on those four years that are so filled with precious memories of our high school days. New friends, the dances, the fun at Club Co-Ed, the chats in the halls, football games, group fellowship found in organizations. the plays, yes, and even the studies, are among the things, large and small, for which we'll remember Harding. Many of us spent our freshman year at Central, some at Vernon, and others, their freshman, sophomore, and junior years at Edison. At Central our officers were: Walter Bechtle, Don Hoffman, Jean Kneisley, and Betty Roberts. Our big nights came when we produced three one-act plays, Party Line, The Prettiest Girl in Town, and lt's So Peaceful in the Country. The Vernon Bulldogs were rep- resented and led by Greg Graham, Harry Dowler, Mar- ilyn Guy, and Janet Short. The successful production of two plays, Jerry Gets the Fever and Her First Party Dress, gave us much satisfaction. At Edison there were no class officers, but social life was made interesting with a class party and a variety show sponsored by the Y- Teens. Central and Vernon ioined hands when we were sophomores and chose Harry Dowler, Merle Daum, Clara Jane Frederick, and Pat Burlce as officers. Edison sophomores chose Charles Borland, Barbara Kenyon, Marilyn Case, and Connie Ward to conduct them throughout the year. Their play, Strictly Formal, was their biggest accomplishment. Together we chose as our symbols the class flower, the red rose, and our official President ., ... , Harry Dowler Vice President ..... . . Merle Daum Secretary ,. . Jean Kneisley Treasurer . .. Dave Foreman colors, maroon and white. Qui' inspiring motto, You get out ol lite exactly what you put into it, will be re- membered as words to live by. The halt-way mark was begun with the iuniors choos- ing Harry Dowler, Doug Brokaw, Jean Kneisley. and Mar- ilyn Guy as their otcticers. The highlights ot the year were our three-act comedy, Double Exposure and the pure chasing ol class rings and pins. That year Ray Eritch. Charles Borland, Jo Anne Roseberry, and Phyllis Laucher were managing the atlairs ol the Edison Juniors. And then, almost belore we could catch our breath, our senior year began. All students ol Harding and Ediw son united tor the lirst time: we chase Harry Dowler, Merle Daum, Jean Kneisley, and Dave Foreman to plan and direct our activities. Betty Roberts and Jo Bayles brought us the latest school news in their weekly publicaf tion ol the Herald. Virginia Mason worked long and hard editing our Quiver yearbook. The HiAY and the Student Council ioined forces to bring us one ol the most success- ful dances ever experienced at our high school. Home- coming was a thrilling event with Queen Bunny Cum- mings and her court, Sue Arter, Mary Lusk, Sue Sparks and Jo Anne Saull reigning. January Thaw, a three-act comedy directed by Miss Martha Troop, was immensely enjoyed by all. Sports. activities, and musical organiza- tions absorbed much ol our time and interest. As we leave Harding, we leel that we have well lultiiled our expectations, and that we owe it to our school to put into practice in the luture the knowledge and prin- ciples we have learned here in the past tour years. One ol the greatest honors bestowed upon a senior is election into the National Honor Society. The members are chosen by scholastic ranking, service, and character and leadership ratings by teachers and classmates, Much is expected ol this group in the way at luture community service. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front row-Barbara Roberts, Sue Arter, Jean Kneisley, Marilyn Bachelder, Pat Burke, Frances Burdell, Roe Fetter Row2-Marilyn Rizer, Clara Jane Frederick, Jo Wolfe, Gloria Row4-Jim Lytle, Dave Foreman, Joyce Wintringham, Barbara Kenyon, Nancy Williams, Charlene Long, Jane Lockwood, Marilyn Case, Janet Gilitord Cummings, Virginia Schertzer, Virginia Mason, Gloria Connor Row 5,Dick Legler' Don Hoffman' Bob Evans' Wal,e, Bechglel Row 3-Eva Justice, Barbara Jean Dickerson, Mary Fox, Rose Reidy, Dick Bechtel, Harry Dowler, Rayman Fritch, Charles Borland, Joan Bayles, Connie Jerew, Betty Roberts Mis: Freer, Greg Graham S, i Mr. May, Betty Roberts, 'R VE -4 Joan Bayles,Virginio Mason Jean Hinton Farrell, Charles Borland, Don Hoffman, Barbara Kenyon, Nancy Williams, Connie Jerew CONGRATULATIONS . We wish to extend our hearty congratulations to Virginia Mason, valedictorian, and Betty Roberts and Joan Bayles, co-salutatorians lor their superior achievements 'n the scholastic tield. High praise is due the runnersfup, Jean l-lintan Farrell, Don Hotl- man. Charles Borland, Connie Jerew, Barbara Kenyon, and Nancy Williams, lor their outstanding etlorts. Especially commendable is the tact that their talents have not oeen conlined merely to studies: they were quite active in extraecurricular activities as well, We hope that their zealous pursuit al lcnowledge and their maintenance ol high standards will characterize their luture years. ROBERT SORGEN-Ccl'ege : 3C3 Ji'l'V Cc,rse' Sudent Ccfc' 34' Pfccs L'terary C b ard Ccssiio' ,eco 3 to R T s 2 S ' nic, 4 PHYLLIS COLLINS - C 2 H W Q-' 'o ROBERT JONES-Off-if: C' ' Tn: i SENIORS . . . 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I if . . 4 SENIORS RICHARD BROWN Vocational Course Junior American Mechanscs 3 Future Tradesrnen ol America 4 MARY HELEN BUCKINGHAM Commercial Course Sensor Choir 34 YTeens Treasurer 2 Junior Play Comm ttee 3 Gsrls Ensemble 34 Sensor Play Committee FRANCIS BURDELL General Coirse Junsor Choir 2 Sensor Choir 34 Props 81 Qs 23 Treasurer 4 COD and Gown Committee 4 Ollsce Asssstant 4 National Honor Sc sf-ty 4 Senior Play Commstte 4 JOYCE BURKE Commercsal Cosrse YTeens 4 Lbrory Council 34 PAT BURKE Commercial Coirse Class Treasirer 2 Band ens 234 Herald Sta Junsor Play Committee 3 OH ce Assistant 4 Natr-nal Honor Society 4 MARJORIE BURRIS Vocational Course Junior Ch 2 Sensor Chosr 3 Fist are Retaslers ol Ohio 4 Hom: Po m Serretary4 KEITH BUSHATZ General Course Football 234 Tra Varsity H 3 JACK BUTTERMAN Vocational Course Jun or Ameriran Mechanics 23 Future Tradesmen of Amersca 4 Home Room Treasurer 2 WILLARD CARWILE Vocational Course Junsor Am ri Me hansrs 3 Fsture Trodesmen ol Amess a 4 MARILYN CASE College Preparatory Course Class Sec re ary at Edison 2 ps s Q :ver Sta Library Council 2 Junior Play Commsttee 3 Spanish Club 34 National Honor Socsety 4 Sensor Play Com msttee4- WILLIAM CASTANIEN General Course H Y 234 Foot bal 2 Track 234 Tumbling 234 Flower and Color Committee 2 Psntsng Club 4 Varssty H 34 Cr s Country 34 JOHN CHENEY-College Preparatory Course: Senior Choir 47 Orchestra 2: Band 2,3,4: LePetit Salon 47 Props 81 CJ's 4: Junior Play Committee 37 Senior Song Committee 4 JUNE CHILES-Commercial Course DORIS CLAPSADDLE-General Course: Band 2,3,4: Y-Teens , ,4g .A.A. , 7 Le i on 7 Pro s 31 ' , 7 i rary Council 3.4: Junior Play Cast 3i Flower an Color 2: Senior Play Committee FRED COFFEY-College Preparatory Course: Red Cross Council 23 Junior Play Committee 37 Senior Breakfast Committee 4: Spanish Cl.ib 3,4 CHARLENE CONKLIN-Commeroal Course' Y-Teens .. 4: GAA. 2,3,4: Props 8: G's 2,3,4' Prom Committee ' Flower and Color Committee 2: Senior Dance Corr- m'ttee 4: Senior Play Committee 4 GLORIA CONNOR-College Preparatory Course: Student Council Treasurer 4: Junior Choir 27 Senior Choir 34' Y-Teens 2,3,4: Props 81 Os 2,3,4' Junior Play Committee 37 Spanish Club 3, Treasurer 4' Senior Play Committee 4: Culver Stott 4: National Honor Society 4 FRANCIS CORNEY-Vocational Course' Junior American Mechanirs 3' Fssmre Tradesmen cl America 4 -1 nd i- SENIORS PAUL CRAMER G nero POCT o 234 O e 4 Vo SIT GEORGE CRAVEN Creviere! C Jrse Tro R 23 JOHN CRAVEN Cer'eroT C r r T 234 NANCY CRISSINGER Ger GT Cc rse r 4 CDSXCS234 Sm PTU tTen,4 R ERT CULL Q rTeroT Co Tse P TTT Q CN b 4 GLORIA CUMMINGS CoT'ege PreooroTory C esfro 234 CTT e Tre 4 e Trees Home Rc 'TT Se reT::ry 34 Spar sh CT ET 3 Sec T T TTTOP Cost 4 MERLE DAUM J G TCVTGT Co se C e Presxderr CToss Vwce Pre TTT 4 R d C ss V r so eTboTT 23 Co COOTO W l3esTceTbcTT 2 rw or rrrrwtee 4 Awer com Me 0 New C 4 Vorsx 4 oss rx T y w v TTLe 4 '1cr'T 2 N DAVENPORT C r :JT C S A TOT S NORMA JEAN DEARTH V cm T e s b 23 O 234 Sewer Bree 3 C 'nrmttee 4 Soon STT C b 34 Sen er Pmy CemrmTTe BARBARA ANN DICKERQON C r1eroT Cclrse YTeems 2 TT oerr 4 s Q we Plc BARBARA JEAN DICKERSON CcTTege Preporomry Cmrse Y Teens 2 3 4 Spomslv CTub 34 NoTTo'ToT Hover Ser fy 4 O r PToy COTYTTUTTTDO 4 EDGAR DONAUGH Gene CIT C se B nd 234 Prmr' CTJb4 HARRY DOWLER JR C TT q Trepormory CoJrse Cess S den' 2 en r T 4 oTboT' mor PToy Co omsh CT b 3 V y 4 otrone' emo 4 Semcr PToy COST 4 DEAN DRAKE Gen rel C urse Orchestre 2 Bond 2 T-1 Y 4 Bos eTboTT 2 Lbrory Cc r 2 CToss MOTTC 'rw mTTTee 2 Soor sh CTJb 3 Presrdenf 4 ET DUTT C 'J q re nc1roTe y r e Serv er P 4 T 4 'rw T eos T Po TTee4 PAUL ECKERT we of o rec r rmrg 4 r 0 rwrm RMAN EGNOR GerToroT C r P boT 23 ey Ccrwr TT rr 1 O I . 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P!ov OMG RALPH FLINCHBAUGH V Q mc An on r Tr OEET Arner o4 ELMORE FOOS Gsnfro! o r 34 E FOREMAN Cf!! q P ss I V! Cr oy r op ond C n Cr rsny H CI r Y FOX G o! C PM olrr' 4 J o r 1 tee 2 Nor orc H er RA JANE FREDERICK Cr Q P C o r C oss Secretory 2 Or H sfro 2 ono 234 Y Q S dent 4 G A A 2 3 4 r y Tn Grop3 o Pr CossMro Crwn rr o S o sr 4 orteff 34 O 4 Norwono! H nor RUTH FREE Crm o Hoy CC'rvrr!?re 3 JOYCE FREEMAN C o 9 Foy Co EDWARD FRIDLEY RAYMAN FRITCH C Eos BARBARA FROST C DOROTHY GABLER C C . . JAC - ve, ! o ree' LY 234' Socnisb CI b , ' ' ee 4 SHI - . vrfo! r e' G.A, . ' SFC HC oo !, OB - rg f ,r 5 rse' r 2 3 President 4' Bond 2 3 4' HLY 2,3 4' F!5v.er 3 ,d Cc!Cr Cc 5 . ' FJ 8 ' ' He old Sfou 4'W:f1dv.!r-d CD E fe? 2,3' Hn 0 Rocnn Trffos 'Gr 2' ' s W'5! 4' N lf'-O! Hrnfwr Sfiffff ROB - f, ff ' C rso' T N'b!F'g 2,34' Jwnior A er!! n Mmbofifs 3' E Two e'rQrw cv A I' , a r- 4' Home Rfrfvw SCWO? RAE - !5 K , me r ' rf Cf fsf-' Y-Tm 234' G. . . ' ' f mf! 2' v DS X1 CIS 34' LQ- .,!! 'flwf , r, ' 'CSF ! 3' : 'f!f3 dm' 23 'Senior ! y' flcn Honor Sofa ED - one' Hero!o N 4' ' - 'Pg C 1, 4: enic ,y Cffn'nI1'f1Q 4 - er ! cfse' ie Pvesoert 3' Sud ., ci! 2' Of'!'wesrro 23' Bo'o 23' 7' r ry Co, i 2' J.nIor 3' F1 re Refol ers ff - Cfgcfbno! C rse' Eiitbo! 23, 4' J. ' r ferif T Mef1!1cT,s3' E T o en C' Rf -- 1 3 Cf 'so' J 'ir C! 'r 2' Sonhr Ch E , 'Printing C b 4 DAV -,func v'Q:',ovoYf,ry Cf' 'sc-' CV: Treo- swro 4' Bo d 2,3 Sr own' TJ-'f:'YC' 4' Prius X1 ffs 4' fs WC! SVQTL 3,4' !'!!fY 73, Se- 'fgfuvy 4' Fffflbc!! 234' Jnrw3J Pl Cmvwmfrrge 3' RFQ o'G PM Cf, 'vnYYwf 3' C Low f-nvnre-1 4' Arr C b 7 Pff-sidffnr 34' VO V vb 3 Sfgfrffrory 4' Norfro' Honor S' !f:Yy 4' SenRo P!oy MAR -- erm fzrrsff' Orfbesfro 23' Y-Toons 24' LQPJ S ,T ' F ero!d Sf U 4' Hfwffr 0 C Ciim COW- rrwft ' l ! rtnor SH! y4 CLA - .Wake re or Mry C rse' C! ' L e 'B ' -T,ens 23, Prei ' , , . . 'Press 81 C s 234' J Pic Pio R' g . 'Ring nd ' Ccrnffree 3' 1 of C J ee 2' Bohr !o,re-me 4' :J 'N C b 3, 'Cori- ne! 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CQ rss' J 'CC' C 'fr 2' Soft' CHQ? 3' Frans of Cs 2' J ir Coy Ci 'r'Qe 3' Se'T:' ' fnwfrfee 4 -Gefwo C' 'sf -of-'orc Ci 'sff' C225 Visor' 2' E 'i' 3'H'-Y 3', i'L':, 1'E3's 3'B3 'EC ':'1 : Ci 'TYeQ 4' Nef.'2 '1'5 4' 'NJ: 3 H', .'S1'Q','-' -- 'f-f 'Q Cf 'sf - Jfffffu Ci 'sf' , 'E' CY 2 WWLQHHW SENIORS BOB GALLINA General Course Prom Cemmrttee I-I Y V Le Presrdent 3 Spanrslw Club 23 JIM GARVER Genera C use F trre R tall rs ol OI BETTY GHERMAN General Course G AA 2 3 4 Y Teens 34 .I mar Play Carr1mrtle03 JANET GIFFORD fx n al Car se J err cur 4 mn 34 G Prfsdent 4 Play rrm anrsln Cl ra r BONNIE GLASCO Cemrn rual Ca sf Cltrrr Y ecrs 234 Spamslw Cl b3 G GRAHAM C n ral Course S? dent Ca nr 3 n 23 r P amnr tee eas r 2 a F a mar Play ammrtt e 3 Prng and Pm Commr ee ass Motto 2 F er n ar S ants I affa a reate P nrver S a 4 Base a 4 ew anuans 4 ar I r ERT GRATE Vrnrat C rse mr chant s 3 Ta esmen ur Aww r J 4 CLARENCE GREER General Course F Retarlers Oltuo 4 Prtr re Farmers al Amerlca 2 JACK GREER Varatrenal Ca use FRANK GUSHURST General C nrse Jnror Play Cam rtteL3 MARILYN GUY Callefge Preparatory Ca rsr. Orchestra 4 n YT ns 34 GA Wood nsemblr 23 Class Treasurer 3 Props 8r Qs Pram Cernmrttee 3 Jlrnror Play Carnmrttee Spanlslw Clnb 3 Sensor Song Camrnrttee 4 Grrls Ensemble 4 Home Room Treas rrer 3 FREDERIC HAAS Varatranal Canrse amor Amerrrar' Meflranrrs 3 Frtr re Tradesrnen al Amerrra 4 JAMES R HALL Vacatrenal Course Red Cross Camerl 4 Jmuor Amerrfan Meclwamcs Treasurer 3 Fmare Trades 'men or Amen a Treas r r 4 FRED HALT General Cc rse Orchestra 23 Band 234 Track 34 KATHRYN HAMILTON College Preparatory Course Jun I r Che 0 s Lrbrar C unc: Senior Clworr 34 Jrnror Play Camnnlttee Senror Play Camrnrttee FLOYD HARBIN Vacatanal Carrse Home Ream Treas rer JOYCE HARDIN Carr merfral Co rse Y Teens 234 PropS C s BILL HART Callrar Pr pa atary Course Orchestra 2 3 4 Band 34 Props Xr Os 4 HIY 34 Scnrar Brralla t C mm tics 4 Span sl't CII b 34 SENIORS GERALDINE HARTLEY V V FS DAVID HARTSHORN NANCY HAVILAND GENE HAYNER V ss A MARTHA HENDERSHOTT 1 C S MARLENE HERBST C DONNA HERMAN G r L b ory C DEVERE HETH VC :xr boII e c Tro s 'rIr9S NHINTON CD Ig sac J A3 Lbor Pty WA NHOFFMAN Q q P ro? SS os J 4 o 0 M cry 2 NICK HONDROS SS FRANKLIN HOWARD JAMES HUGHES EMMET HUNTSMAN JOAN HYAMS F 3 EUGENE HYPES PAT IMBODY f PHYLLIS IMBODY F 4 A ,..-9 'T' SENIORS HAROLD INGMIRE General Course LePetnt Solen 34 EVELYN JENKINS Commerclol Co rse Juntor Ploy Corn rnlttee CONNIE JEREW College Preporote y Couse Jtnror Clwolr F7 TC f A 2 Props 81 Cs 234 Red Cross Counetl re cry 3 Sponuslw CI b 3 Nottonol Hon r Som ty GENE JEREW Generol CoJrse Bond 2 H Y 234 Prom rnrnlttee 3 Props 81 Os 4 Vo stty H Cl tb 34 r r Cl b ROBERT JOHNSON Generol Co rsf Bord 234 Herold 4 H Y 34 Prlntlng Cll LLOYD JOHNSTON College Preporotory Cotrse Sernor our 34 Pr ps 81 O 34 Prom Comrmttee 3 4 B lretboll 2 Football 23 oclc 2 Jrnlor Po Sponnslw Cl b 34 Home Room Treoslrer 3 Senror Ploy BIL JONES General Co rse Bond 234 H Y 23 Ttmb HQ EVA JUSTICE Commercnol Col rse Y Te ns 3 G AA 23 4 unter Play Comrnttee 3 Soon slt Cltb 3 Notlo 0 t-lvnor Sectety ANITA KAELBER College Pruporotory Course J n or Clwonr Pctut Solon 4 JUANITA KAUBLE Generol Course Juntor Clworr 2 Sensor Chour 34 YTeens 34 GAA 2 Props 81 Os 23 JUNE KEAR College Preporotory Course Junlor Clwour 3 Yleens 3 Props 8: Os 234 Jumor Play Committee Sponuslt Club 3 Secretory Art Club 4 HERB KEELER Generol Course Props 8: Qs 4 Ht Y 234 Sponnslw Club 34 FRED KEENER Vocotuonol Course Jmtor Arnertcorr Mech omcs 3 Future Trod srnen ol Amerlco 4 BARBARA KENYON Gerterol Course Closs Vlce Presldent 2 GAA 3 Red C oss Counetl 23 Lnbrcry Councll 2 3 Juntor Play Flower ond Color Comrmttee 2 Future Retoulers ol Olwuo Presndent 4 Notlonol Honor Soelety SUZANNE KING Vocotnonol Course Y Teens 4 Junnor Ploy Commuttee Closs Proplt cy Comrnlttee 4 Spontslw Club 3 Shoslwoneon Club 4 DONALD KLlNGEL Cert rol Cotrse Red Cross Councnl 23 Lvbrory Counul 23 Rnnq Gro p3 Closs Wrll om LC Flower n Or ommrttee 2 re to lers ol Olvo 4 Serwor Ploy Crmrmttee 4 JEAN KNEISLEY Generol Col rse Closs Serretory 34 Stu nt Co cl2 Junlor Cl'1or2 Sen: rCl'lolr34 Ylee 234 GAA 234 Proos81Os234 Pror'nCornrnuttee u t Poy Clweereoder 4 Oulver Stoll? n yltotuon Commnttee 4 Sensor Ploy Cornrntttee Notnonol Honor Se rely PHYLLIS LAUCHER Vocotnonol Course Closs Treasurer 3 J mor Ploy Commtttee Closs Prophecy 3 Sltoslwoneon C b 4 Hone Room Vnce Prestdent 2 4 0 0 0 2' Se lor Choir 34' O lwest o 23,47 Y-Teens 234: GA. . ' -' , , 7 ' Sec- ' ' ' u 7 A o 'e - t 7 ' l- , , ' Co ' I ' 3 r ' l , ' P lnl- 'ng u 4 slow ' 1- ,: :b44l J ' Ch ' , t o 's , Z ' 7 l-ll-Y 2.3, 1 os 7 . 7 Tr : 1 ' l y 33 L - f tr I , , 1 le , ' 2 - li 3 t J ' i It Ii V 1 7' A 3' nl 2' Senior CEM: 3,4' Orchestre 2,347 Y!Teens 4- Le- 4 I . . 4 lil: . X .W T . C I rnltt- 3' o d Col C, ' A F,ttg Re- ' y t .K K . A de tr I-r V A' ,l 4 'o 4' ,'l- ns 3l J mfs' I' 23,2 J' 4-I. :tr 4 - 'J ' Y J SENIGRS RICHARD LAYMAN MELBA LEEPER C RICHARD LEFFLER CHARLES LISTER H P JOYCE LISTER f I3 dy C JANE LOCKWOOD F V' CHARLENE LONG C Q Prr porof y 4 n 81 2 311 PIO No or I-I or Q Y LUSK C mwe om e I e 34 Props 81 4 r y s nsembIe 34 me Q PIoy Covvr tres. HELEN LYON Carr r Q 1 A A ps s VIV AMES LYTLE f r rd 4 C ss V' JOAN MADDEN V MARILYN MAFFETT 'CZ I ' ,CIT oyC, 'I ,, VIOLA MASON1VC'Ql'IZ'C W 2' W' A 'ECAC :'ffc' L1 H' E' J' 1 E VIRGINIA MASON- 2 eg: :A Ti' ' ' ie' EMMA MARTIN-', f'-' , ,f f V' I A P- RUTH MASSIE-'.-rw: C1 . ' ' C' Z PHILIP MESSENGER-3.-fl Q Af 3: 23: R-23 H4 Qfffii L4 'ff' Q ',,J, ,,7 MINA MIERS-'f -'-' ru , ,' f : Q' V.: ff .... '42 '.,, an 7 cr SENIORS . . . JOANNE MILAR General Course Junror Char 2 Senlor Cho1r3 FRED MILLER General Cours ROBERT MINNICK General Course r ps 81 O Spanish Club 4 Mrxed Chorus 2 Sophomore Play 2 J mor Pay3 ELLEN MITCHELL Commer lol Course Lubrary Councll 2 Oglce Asslstont 3 4 BOB MOORE General Co rse Football 2 Traclc 2 FRANK MORTON General Course Newtontans 4 Senlor Play Cornrnlttee 4 HARRIETT MOSHER Commercial Course Yleens 23 Props 81 Q s 2 BETTY MUNTSINGER College Preparatory Co rse .lunnor Chonr 2 Orchestra 34 Band 234 YTeens 234 Props 81 Qs 4 Sensor Song Commlttee 4 Clarwnet Quartet 2 3 4 Woodwnnd Gurntet 2 CHARLOTTE MURRAY General CoJrse GLENN MCCLASKEY College Preparatory Course Junnor Chour 2 Senior Chonr 34 Props 31 Qs 3 4 Junlor Play Commuttee 3 Spanlsh Club 34 MARVIN MCENTIRE Vocatronol Course Junnor Amerlcan Mechamcs 3 Future Tradesmen of Arnerrca 4 BARBARA MCINTIRE General Course Jnuor Chour 2 Sensor Cholr 34 Orchestra 34 Yleens 234 Props Senior Song Committee 4 Spanmsh Club 34 Girl Ensemble 34 Srung nsemble 3 Sensor Play om mlttee4 BARBARA MCWHERTER General Course Yleens 24 Props 81 Qs 34 Herald Stott 4 Junlor Play Comrnrttee BETTY NELSON Cornmerclol Course YTeens 23 GAA 23 Red Crass Councul 2 Shoshonean Club 4 Home Room Secretary 34 BETTY NICHOLS General Course Yleens 234 o shoneon Club 4 Home Room Secretary 2 DON NOGGLE College Preparatory Course Props Ee Qs 4 Qrryer Stahl Advertlslng Manager 4 Hr Y Treasurer V e Pr raent Poo al 23 Junlor Play om r-nrttee 3 Class Motto Cornrnrttee 2 lnvrtatnon Corn mttee 4 Flower and Calor Cammlttee 2 Spanish Club 3 Senior Play Commlttee 4 MELBA NOGGLE Cornrnercual Course Junlor Play Com mrttee 3 Shoshanean Club 4 Stamp Club 4 BETTY NORRIS General Course YTeens 2 GAA 2 Props 81 Qs 3 - Z . i t . I - 7 P o 's 43 3 ' l l ' ' - 7 u ' ' 7 31 Q's 2.374: Herald Stott 3,42 Jlunior Play Cornrnlittee 37 ' 7 ' 7 7 ' s' 7 7 t' E 7 ' C - 3 7 7 7 - 7 - 7 7 7 Sh - 2, ic es 3.4: tb I , 7 I' nl h C - SENIORS . . . RICHARD OBENOUR-Va z- 'fn Cf T Adv: 23 J F7 Ah'--' fr Mr- Ei 3 Sf: ff- Jw 3' E ' Tfuif-5 mf Aw., ,I 4- D TW., 3 JOHN O'HARE-T--f-gf: C - ARLENE OILER-Owwq C YT ,'.- fx 23 7,FA 3 in ,Dqf gmn, D ,V Q ,,,, 4 CHARLENE OILER V FAA BONITA OSBORNE GY ROBERT OTTO CX O 1 ay C DELORES OWENS C 'vw T? p d C rgg LORIA PACE F e os f as P ay C rw fr BETTY PATTERSON V h K PEAK C Q 2 s NANCY PECK cs X1 0 MARGIE PEIFER V ss h DELORES PICKERING EDWARD PITTS ROBERTA PLUMLEY MARY PRIODE f CAROLYN PRITCHARD ROSE REIDY QT if XL NJ SENIORS JAMES RILEY fr rv BO RINNERT a G n Soans TWILA RIPPEY ra r la e CIAA 2 RILYN RIZER C 'nn l C a 4 ns c T e o r' y C 'nmr 'r ree Rao C Sra 4 PD a Cer' 2 Natrona ry 4 BA A ROBERTS General Cc rs S Cb ens 2 S a y Pr O 4 L brary a l nyr n C rrfr 4 Spa lS o ornor a re r Na wral enar Sammy 4 Sensor Play C B Y ROBERTS College Preparatory C asf S d ncul YT ns C pal GA 234 Pro Play Commrfee 3 Class Prophecy Commrltee 4 Class Mono Cornmltlee 2 S mor Play 4 Nananal l'-lor C Salnatorran ROBINSON Vogalronal Co rse nr Amer c n M clwanrcs 3 F Y r lradesmen c Armenia 4 Home Room Serretary 4 FRANK RODDY General Co rse Basketball 2 Foolbarl 2 Baseball 2 ROHR General Cause Sl den? C I Prop s 4 B F o l Sema Dan Art Clbb 2 pamslw CI 3 For re Refarlers cl o 4 Home Room Treasurer 4 ANN ROSEBERRY College Preparaloy Coarse Class rretary 3 St dent Cornell 4 Y Teens 34 GAA Props 81 Os 4 Prom C rnrnllfee 3 Lb ary Colmcrl 23 Play Cas 3 Senlor Danre 4 Sophomore a ommutlee 2 l-lame Room Se refary 2 Senror Pay Commufteefl DOROTHY ROSEBROUGH Cornmerc al Ca rse Play Comm tree 3 THEODORE ROWLANDS General Cor rse Janror Cbor nxor Clnor 34 Red Cross C nc 3 Fltl R r r ol Olno 4 DOWARD RUNYAN General Course l-lr Y Cl b 34 Pc 2 'llmbl ng J nror Play Cc'nnnr ee 3 A 2 3 4 DIANE SANSON General C Lrse J Clnorr 2 S r rr e 4 5 Q l-le ald Stall 4 Jmlor Play Commrnee 3 Class Propln y Cornrnlrlee 4 Senror Play Cornrnnree 4 JO SANSOTTA General Ca rse J r Cho r 3 l-l rerary 34 askelball 2 C b Slamp CI LJ 4 NE SAULL Gererol Course J Clw 2 o s s Real r nc Play Co rm ee C Wx nrreff Cnerladng234 Sn PlayCas14 CHARLES QCHEITLER Gen ral C s P lball 3 T lf 4 Senror Play Ccrfrnrllor 4 LAVON SCHEITLER Cemm4rfralCr se 0 0 0 -General Coarse' Banc 2 3 4' T bl' rg 4 B -General Co.rse7 H-Y 2347 Poalball 234' 'lf 'gk 2 3 4' Ca: and cw, Ce'r Yllee 4' ll'rCl,D 3 -Gene l Co arse' l'lC'ne Rcim Seri e ry 2' l-lam, Pffn lr:-as rer 3' Senler Clnir 34' . . . 34 MA - i w ferr Sa or rse' Orrlni-slr 2' l3an'J 2,3 :Y-leans 2 Pfesldenl 374' Pre if Us 4' Prmn Ca - mll e 3' Lbrary C r rgll 4' J,r'e' Pla o 7 'Hee 3' Class Melro Con' lar 3' ' lt 7 S, lwonzre Pl y N 'n lee ' ' l l'le'or Size RBAR - 3 e' enlor olr 4- Y- le 7 7 ecre' r 374' cps 81 ls 7 l Cogrifl 273' J nlor Play 3' l 'la Aon o r fvfee ' n' lw Cl.b 374' S pb 7 e PI y 2' MI. d Clue .s 2,37 ff r l-l ' ' cmmftlee 4 ETT - 1 o r J' tn ent Co, ' 37 - ee 2, ba l 'n 34' . .A. 7 7 7 ps 81 Cys 2, Treasurer 3,47 Herald Stall 3, Edllor 47 Jbnlor N ' 7 e ' ' ' J or Socfety 4' of ' 4 BOB - ' ., ' Jo 'ar fc. e ' ' L, e X , ,f , 7 , BOB - 7 r 7 rp canal 27 s Sf O' 7 HE-Y 47 aslrefball 37 0 fbal. 27 ' r Ce 47 r 7 S ' mb 7 L. ' - Oli JO - r - Se. - ' L. rl ' 7 - 7 5 . . . 2 3' ' 7 o ' 7 T r f 7 7 Joniar t 7 ' , ' ,, Pl y C ' , ' Q ' ' l - I w 7 Junior - A J f ' l 24 Se ' l 7 7 'X Gm il 7 1 Jre eTa'le S - - ', U X - 57, ball 7 - l 273' L, A 'll ' rl Cl.b - or ' amor 4 ' en'or Clwo' 37 Y-Te ns 273,47 G.A,A, 3, ' Prop X1 's 273 4' E - .J T .,,n'ar l 7 l-Y Sei 7 7 B 7 Jmlcr Play 3' Arr ln 4- JO AN - 7 rlor olr ' Serif Cboir 374' Y-le-ers 2,3,4' Pr p 81 O' 34' 2 C iss Cc, Il 2' J nlor m 'lr 3' lass All Came SENIORS . . . VIRGINIA SCHERTZER-College Preparatory Course' Stu- dent Council 4: Orchestra 2 3, Secretary 4' YATeens 2,3 4' G,A.A, 2,347 LePetit Salon President 4: Props 81 CTS 234' String Ensemble 3,4' National Honor Society 4: Senior Play Committee 4 LOWELL SCHLECHT-Vocational Course' Senior Cllair 47 Hi-Y 2.3' Class History Committee 4: Jinior Amerifan Meiltanifs 37 Future Tradesmen ol America 4 ROBERT SCHWADERER-Vocational Cowrse' Junior Amer i an Mr ltanirs 3' P t rf- Tradesmen ot Amerira 4 JIM SECKEL General Course Junior Cl'1or 3 Props gr Cs H Y3 Pootbal 234 Traclc 2 lnvitatx r' Commttte SALLY SECKEL Vogattonal Co rse YTeens 24 GAA 23 Library Council 2 Slwoslionean Club 4 SEITER General Cours 234 Basket a otball 234 Art Club 3 B ball Vart JACK SEKINGER General Course Future Retailers ol Oh o GLADA SHELTON Vocational Course Jnior Clnotr 2 Home Room Treasurer 2 Slwoslnonean Club 4 KENNY SHENEFIELD Gen ralCourse JANICE SHOWALTER Gen ral Course YTeens 3 GAA 23 Junior Play 3 Soptio more Play 2 DICK SILLIMAN General Co rse Band 23 Props 81 Qs H Y 2 Junior Play Comm e Printing Clu JOSEPH SLANSER College Preparatory Course Newton nans4 KELEY SMITH Gen al C rs ala reatr. rn te 4 Art Cl b 23 Horne Rorm rcas rer 2 ER SMITH G n ral C s 4 Basie al C BARA SOLIE Collea P p rat ry C J r a 2 3 4 Pr fr rary Play C 'nm e C S SPARKS J neral C rse YT n 2 S retar G A 2 3 4 s s 34 Herald Sta 3 rom C 'rrr n an n omm ee r a r ttee 2 Spar' sl1ClJb 34 Ser or Play Con rr' ttce 4 INA SPIRES ol C GA A 3 - i t ' i 7 ' 3' i- ' l , , ' 1 ' ic. A e3 JIM - et HIAY , , ' b ll 2' Fo . , 3 ' ase 234: sAty 3,4 -C i I : ' i 4 - ' : u ' ' ' 3,4- 1- f- ' ii iitte 3f ' ' b 4 BER - V er 5. e' Boar, i 1 A Corn- .it fe ' I , 7 ' i , T - , - LEST -i e e c ,r e' Hi-Y 2,3, ' ,tb l Qi F t re Retailers il Olwio 4 BILL SNYDER-General Co rse' Herald Stat: 4 BAR - Qve re a o C ,rse' unior Cltcir 23' Orclnfstr 2' Y-Teens 24' Props 81 C45 , , ' o - Committee 3' Lib Cc,n:fl 2' Junior c, itt-e 3' Aft lib 4 UE -Ce 0. ' - ee s ec y 3,4' .A. . , ' Prop gr Q' , 7 ll t P C i ifttee 3' Ri g d Pi C ittf. 3' Flowe nd Celg Commi ' .i i , ' 4 ii i- -Comrnerci c .rf-e' . . . SENICDRS VERONNA STEPHENS Vacatuonal Coarse Y Teens 24 Pops 81 Qs 4 Junior Play Commuttee Sltosnonean Club Secretory 4 GUY STONER General Course Band 234 Basketball 2 Boseba l 2 DON SULLIVAN General Course H Y 234 Basketball 4 otball 23 k V Prrntrn Sensor Play Comrnrttee 4 EDWARD SUTHERLAND General Co rse Props 81 Qs 4 H Y 2 3 4 Spanrslw Club 34 JOE TANNER General Course JERRY TAYLOR College Preparatory Coarse Props X1 Os 4 Hr Y 2 3 4 Cap and Govn Commrttee 4 Stamp Cl b e Presrdent 4 Senrar Play C mm ttee 4 RONALD TAYLOR General Coarse J mor Clno r 2 Senror C our 4 Jlmrar Play Commlttee 3 Senror Play fm mltTee4 J WILLIAM THOMAS General Ca rse J nor Cltalr 2 Hu Y Trecs rrer 34 ROD THOMAS General Course Red Crass Councul 2 as et al 2 oot all 234 Tr Varsnty H 4 Prrntrnq Club 4 Senrar Play Commuttee 4 JOHN THOMPSON General Cause Orchestra 4 Band PAT TONGUETTE General Course Jnror Clworr 23 eens 234 GAA 34 ps Q 4 Januar Cammuttee Art Club 23 BOB TSUMPES General Course Prcps X1 G s 4 Hr Y 2 3 4 Jennor Play Carnrnrttee DELIA TYLER General Course J nror Clworr 2 GAA 3 Props 8: Qs 3 DICK UPTON General Course Pops 31 Qs 34 Herald 3 H Y 234 Basketball 2 Football 234 Tra 2 Jumor Play 3 Senror Namecard Comrnlttee 4 Radlo Staff 3 Varsxty H 234 Prrntung Club 4 Home Room Vrce Pres1dent4 Home Room Treasurer 4 Senrar Play Commlttee 4 DAN VANCE College Praparatory Caurse Herald Staff 34 Red Cross Councrl 2 Hr Y 234 Class Wrll om rnnttee 4 Sensor Play 4 HAROLD VAN METER General Cc rse J nro Crrar 2 Semor Clnorr 3 Prrntrng Club 4 PAT WALTON Vacatonal Cause J o Clwo 2 Sho slwonean Club 4 CONSTANCE WARD Cammerclol Co rse Class T ea sJrer 2 J n ar Play Cornrnrttee 3 0 0 0 r ' 7 ' ' I :P I I L - 7 7 7 7 7 - 7 I- 7 7 7 273, 7 Po 7 7 Trac 273747 arsrty H 47 A ' g 47 1 I- 7 J A I' lr Vlr, A' Q ' rw I ,q - T W . E T . In . I . . V . C1 A . - r: ,7 11 l 4 7 Haw 27374: B l b l 7 F I b .77 Gel 273,42 374 I I - 7 U ' ' 7 I Y-T , 7 7 . . . 7 7 Pro X1 'S 7 ' Play - 7 U ' ' 7 . . . 7 - 7 r ' 7 1 Staff 7 I- 7 7 7 7 . 7 7 ck 7 7 ' 7 '- 7 7 7 I ' C - - L 7 L, ' r I I - l I ' ,nl r lr 7 - SENIORS . . . BARBARA JEAN WEBER CoIIege Preoorotory Cc J Cho r n r G A Proms 81 G s 2 A K WESTON Genera C rf, G ve IOII 4 New cn ons vom YV NNE WHITE Gm mI Co rs H me Poom Se rerory LWHITE V UI rv C Me r Trac A? DIANE WHITEHEAD V of I C mor ps ho h 4 Hom Porn tory2 WALLACE WHITE C rw QI C H Y 234 Trork A I Q rs or Aww JACK H WILLIAMS Gen r I Co Sf BosIceIboII 2 Poor T r Vor ty I-I JERRY WILLIAMS Vofotuon3I CO rse .Ipmor Am mcon Mechom s 3 F ture Trodesm n OI Ame o 4 LLOYD WILLIAMS GeheroI Course P ps 31 Q s 2 3 4 I-Iorold SroII3 Red Cross CoImcII 23 H1 Y 2 3 4 Foot 2 3 4 Tr dc 2 Nomoford Commm ee 4 Ro o 0 3 orsuty I-I o I J rw or Pr m C mm4TIer' S mm' PIGy Commw ee NANCY WILLIAMS GeneroI Co xrse Y Teens 2 34 G A A Serrefory 2 Presndenf 3 Prom Commmee 2 Lbrorf Co4ncII V resudem 23 Jmor y R n on m Commmee 3 CIoss WIII 3 Shoah neon CIob Presndenr 4 Sophomore PIoy Home Room Secretory 24 NoMomoI Honor Socfety STANLEY WILLIAMS Gen ol Cows T o If 34 A CI In 3 Treos for 4 FRANCES WILLIAMSON C mmer vol Co rse Y Teens 34 A 3 rom Corrmm r Ploy Com Osh or CII 4 Sfoh m r Poy Commxfee JOYCE WINTRINGHAM C Ilege r porofory C r e rworCIor I 34 YTeer1s234 G ps 31 0 3 I-Im Re ross n rory 3 me wet JACKIE WOESSNER CQII 3 P ooro Co rs our 2 r G 2 r ps e So fm 4 Pr m Corfm rs Evs r PIQ C Nerf 4 N WOLFE CoII q P GY y C I BOP 23 J A A 23 P os or o HARD WOLFE w YO C L P as 1 4 o d C s V V' RON ZELLER F d - I N Jrse' nn- Aor I 2' Se io Choir 2,3' Y-Teens 2' . .A. 2: .I C - - I o sf' 2. I f S ' - t I Seve V' 4 O - : fl C ' Q' ff , 5 . 3' Im-of Chmf 3' Y-Tfsfms 2' G.A.A. 2,37 CIoss WIII 3 PAU - fx If, 14 fy Iso: Red Cross CC nf' 3,4' I Mor Amoifflm who T5 3' F ' rf: esmo' GI ,AmQrI fx ' - of PPO fmrse' II ' Chofv' 2' Y-Tc-fms 2 3' G.A.A. 2 3' Pro 81 G's 2,3' S .s ' Pr-rm CIIb ' I3 1: 'zvgexvc -Do or' owrso' I- , , ' , 3,4' E' Iwvre Rf:Tf4If-V5 fu' Ohh' 4' Fm, rf: Tr, 'ho I r QrIf fl 2 3 . - - e o wr :' ' . bcII 2,3 4' ro,Ic 2: 51 3,4 'C ' ,I C I e I do T I -- 7 ro ' , , 7 bam I, O I 3 I ff di Sf FI 7 V ' 2.3,4' Boseb Il 2' Prinrhg CIUIJ 47 II I r F1 I .' ff V, 'TY . ' ' Y ' I IfI I' I 'A -1 ' Ice P ' ,' Jw ' PIO: ig d P' - er I Q' r Q , t VT If GA. I P P I 6 QQ 2'PJUnIo A I P mme- Sh one I 'b ' A o 0 e I 'I - 3 - P e os S ' IJ I 1 I 2' Sorfor Choir , t - , , 7 .A,A, 2' Pro fs 2,37 - oId SIQFI 3' d C Co. CII 2' Lib Co' :MII 3, President 4' Soomsh CIub ' No- t'omoI Ho or Soo y 4 - e, e re, tory 1, e' Jwior Ch.A ' Serfr Choi 34' Y-Teens 234' .A,A. 34' P o 81 G's 234' L,Pef?' I, ' o Wee 3' GI I ' ombc 34' Sow! y Umm , JO AN - eye mom of o rse' d 4' C. , . Presdem 4' Y-Teens 2,3 4' ro 81 C's 4' Hfmr- Prom Twos rf-f 2' N fhh I Hofor Sodety 4 RIC -GQ fe C rss' e eff Sch' 4' Rei Cross CCI 3' HI-Y 234' B Ifevb 23 ' N'J 'fA Q f cm'f'r'ef: 4' Bo ooo 2 3 4' Vorsry H 2 3 4' Por'- g C' ,b 4' I-ITN: Pod Sefrorfl y 3' I'I', Q RCCN Vffff Pfesldff v3 -'JQ :'f1 Cr 'so' BGP 234- Prlhrifq C E4 FACULTY . . . An Important Iactor IU our hugh school late ss the Iaculty Dnrectlng and presentung our studnes talces a great deal ot tlme preparation and ettort yet many of them gnve generously ot thenr Iesnure to gunde and advlse our extra currucular actnvntles such as our varnous clubs and servnce orgamzatuons Belng a tremendous Influence they do much to shape our personalntues our outloolcs on Isle and our Iutures Fully aware of thrs they have endeavored to set good examples Ior us to Iollaw and to teach us those basuc pruncnples that lead to ultrmate success We want to say Thanks a malluon to the teachers lor all they ve done for us We realize that we have not always Iuved up to thexr expectations but we hope that our good ponnts outshone our bad ones Thenr patlence their Iandly Interest and therr guidance In our chance of a college or protesslon wall never be forgotten We hope that we can gave them satastactuon IH the years to come by Invung the land ol Iuves they would have us lead THOMAS D BAIN B S A Ohio State Umversuty Bowllng Green State Umverssty Buology MADELYN CAMPBELL A B M A Muslangum College Ohso State Umversuty Ohna Umversuty Booklceepung TYPIHQ Latm MARK H BAKER B S In Education M A Ohlo Unlverslty Ohlo State Unlversxty Buoloqy PAULINE DRAKE B S In Educatnon Bawlung Green State Unlversuty Ohlo State Unuverszty Home Economncs Il III IV DEWEY N BOHYER Ohxo Wesleyan Umverstty Supernor Wusconsm Wtttenberg Amerxcan Government World AHCIFS Dtrector ol Athlettcs JANE DUFFEY B S an Educatuon Wtlmmgton Colleg Ghuo State Unlversmty antshl I Eng :sh I JOSEPH BREGHA B S In Educatlon Kappa Phu Kappa Wnttenberg College RUSSELL DUNLAP B C S Wnlmnngton College College of Commerce Columbus Unnversuty ol Cunctnnatn Unuverstty of Michigan Vocattonal Commerctal Shorthand Vocatuonal Cammercual Typnng Vocatlanal Comrnerctal Oltuce Practtce Shorthand I VocatnonaICammerc1aI Ca ordmator EDITH BROWN B Ph M A Phu Beta Kappa Denlson Umversuty Ohno State Unuversnty Calumbua University Untversuty at Florsda Amer can Government Warla Atlanrs MARGERY EYMON Ohno State Umversuty Eng ssh II Arnerucan Lnterature D' L .. Ma. ' V. ., .. - ' BA. U ' SP' -I .. .. , ' ' LUCILE FOREMAN MRS JAMES HARMON A L G JONES I ISABEL FREER C J LJ S RAYMOND G HOOPS B 'J 5 Y S RUTH KADOW owl Cx JLG S BCS e Jr vers y WILLIAM PETE HOWISON CFL GAWQ Dm '1 J U 'JS I TROLLA KLOPFENSTEIN Lb 5 mu OUrv s MILDRED B GRIGSBY tor' V V M ce 3? of-4 QF- PAUL HUFFMAN Org s Wsc M A F LANTZER lw Q u Nerf? v H d berg CCHQQ W ste Co O Cn Sfcr Ur vers refs Wusc s d H s E c '-1 GGOQVODLWY REBECCA GROVE be-rg Co g 'w roTe U ve S ty 5 Hee V HOMER HUFFMAN E S A O bf O V' TG RACHEL C MCAFEE BS MA :1oyC wo Un VP ST SV Grd C f on Cr' eg Pins CJ GT onofvw S OQY ff' . . RIE . BS. BA. . , . PMB. AB.. BS. MATH U v9's y ALLCQE9'y C BQ? Bw. 'Hg Gre ' Save S lc C1 U I ers'fX. Hehe' 'Q 6 B235 Liz' SILC' -5 K-af? 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J 4 0. , Q' ROBERT R McMAHAN Untyerstty ol Toledo General Motors lnshtute Au 0 Shop l ll Au o Servlce l Il Auto Technology Auto Trade lnforrnatton PANSY K RAUHAUSER Ohua Wesleyan Umyerstty Ohna State Untverstty Colurnbta Umverslty American Hnstory FRANK L STANLEY Machtne Shop Practrce KATHRYN L MOORE n Wooster College Calumbta Unxverslty Wes ern Reserve Unrverstty l we tty ol Deny Untverstty ol Ptttsburgh L la ary ANTHONYJ SCHIAVO B S tn Educatuon Umyerstty ol North Dakota Bowltng Green State Unryerswty Drstrtb ttve Education HAZEL KELLER STRUBEL Ohro Wesleyan Untyers ty o State Un verstty vers ty Ca t ornta sh Ltterat re ELIZABETH PACE Marlon Bastness College Ofhee Secretary JH SMTH CaseS hoal of Technol gy Ohro State Urtryerstty Phystcs Electrtclty Rad o ry r Educattcn ar' Tratnlng ISABELLE STUMP O t State Unvers y lwnbta Unyers BreadloalS hcol o E g rsh VO Om P RUTH PRICE PALMER tn Educatton abamo Polytechnlc lnshtute Athens Co lege Phystcal Ed ucatron KENNETH SOMERLOT B S n Edecatton Ph Stgrna Kappa Pht Kappa Kappa Delta M an'nUn1verstty Phystcal Education Health Ed Catton HOWARD THOMAS Den son Urtvers ty O Wesleyan Unlyerslty Worla l-l st ry Brys Health JOSEPH F PETRICH rn Educatran M amt Untversrty Ohso Unnverslty Pennsylvania State Colleqe Mechantral Drawn'-q MARY JO STAFFORD A BS n Educaton Oh o Wesleyan Unuversrty c State Untversrty tsh I nf rrran Lrterature MARTHA TROOP E Kaopa Delta Ot roetr Col ege T- lV9 e 1 Onhv ' ' BA.. 3.5.3 L.S. ' ' A B.S.' ' B.S.' 4 . ,V Al . 3 . . . y I . . 4, A V V 1 ' , ' n n ' L l f' rs er ' ' 'g 'lx l r . . . I BA. A ' h A.B. . .il A r ' I.B,, .fi 4 in . . Q c I I . . . . , . . . . Oh! , . D J U J . . ' ..,. Engl' l . . . . 1 I N A N 5 .V . U. . I . . DZ e ' d J ' University of Toledo AB.. AM. BS. In Educatlon PMB, BA. y - A T ' Q HQ ' At .1 . I 1 ' y Oh? ,S ' Cow . ' I ity no ,. 4 ' 'el A l Un7 A or lf ' Q t 5 n 'ish ' 3 O Nefthvueste n Un r:Fty Engh ll Ergl' ll J ' Spe ch Af'er7'an ' Q A zfff, L't,rat re CON' t RUTH TURNER ERIC WILLIAMS . . B.S. A. Cooitol University O fo State Universty Chernsfry Ph' Delta Kooco Kent Store Unversfty Toledo Unlverst Y genre, Momemoyixs Ono State University Applied Mothentotfcs S pervisorolVocot'onol EIC RETIRING TEACHERS ALBERT F LANTZER The time hos come to soy goodbye to two of our teochers Mr Albert Lontzer ond Mr Fronlc Stonley ln the Course ol torty one yeors ot our school Mr Lontzer hos tought Germon mothemotics his tory physiogrophy geogrophy ond botony Well known ond well loved orouncl Harding he will be missed by both teochers ond students MINNIE WINDER ARGARET WOLFLEY PMB., MA. efl Col ege fe VVesleyon Un?vers'ty f, nn io Unversity vV9'Sify ot Wlscorsr Shorthand ish I Tyorg ITL 'sh Lltero , DONALD D. ZUSPAN , . Un'yers'ty CTQ eds Ono Stote Unversity Machine Mothem iQ l Machine Mother-fiotlbs ll Mochine Trode lntcvnotion Machine Teahnoc Pottern hoo FRANK STANLEY Mr Fronlc Stonley the other retiring teocher begon his Coreer os shop instructor in I94l Ad yoncing quickly he wos in charge ol the vocotuonol department when he retired He hos done nnuch to stimulate interest in the vocotionol field ot t-lord ing ond he will leove o gop thot connot eosily be tl ed A C MAY prznczpa To you Mr DIclcey the class ot 50 extends IfS heartfelt gratutude lor your dlllgenf and capable supervIsIon ol the cItys school OHOIFS Always you have QIVSH your utmost In STFIVIUQ tor a well bal anced educatIonal program lor the youth of Mar ION malung many plans and Introducung new Ideas new sublects and new methods In the teachIng held We hope that In the near future your plans tor our new school wIll be realIzed and under your IHSPIFC tnonal leadershap our lv1arIon school system wIll Improve even more Not enough can be saId In recognmon and prause ol you who play so Important a part In our hIgh school lute The way you have ettIcIently planned and managed the school lunctIons com mands the respect and admIratIon at all of us Your Innumerable dutles and responsIbIlItIes re QUIFG almost boundless energy a remarkable mem ory and a large amount ol patIence yet you tmd tnme o counsel students IndIvIdually about theIr school actIvItIes as well as theIr plans tor the future For all you ve done tor us Mr May we the class of 50 thanlf you L L DICK EY O .gllp2l'lll-telldelll . 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BOARD CDF EDUCATION As we review the year ol 50 we wtsh to express our snncere opprectotxon to our Board ot Educotuon tor thetr ettnctency In admunnstratuon Even though they are very busy wuth theur own posntuons they gnve treely of therr tvme ond energy tor the welfare ot our school system Theur work at lormulatung our pollcles purchasung our textbooks and other matcruals with whnch we work and keepung our schools nn good condntnon so often s taken lor granted We are nndeed fortunate to have such a capable group ot men to manage our busnness They demonstrated thenr progressive spurnt gust thus year by approvmg our prnncnpal s suggestuon to have assemblles at the Palace Theater It certounly wa nnspnrrng to have the entire student body together at one tnme agaun The board welcomed a new appovntee thus year Mr E Paul Huffman A tormer l-lordtng teacher Mr Huffman ts theur new clerk and busnness manager Frank C Robnnson as presndent ot the board Dr D W Brnckley Jr as vuce presldent O 0 . T ti . ' Rodney Cox Douglas Torrance, E. Paul Bachman, E. Paul HuFfman, Dr. D. W. Brickley, Jr., Lester L. Dickey, Frank Robinson T -H. 0 ...Q ...A I., , It I ab- . ' -W 3, w Q x i.- af' jf' c 5. J' G r Y , 1 ii W 1 . ..,- Z NZ fit -T-7.-.- L 1 ',s..! , L' In , H 1 1 1 41 -:P Mm- - X , Q W Q Z 'ict 349 1 H 'fi .l -af 11' s D' f' I JW? vm 'F' I wa, I iff f l Q,-iff - f 'S ' 7. ,M J-.. -4- V . .4 .1 i . .u, I TT? f .lqww .x ' - 33'-fr-1.3 .vi ., Vim.. ' 4 A V. , 4 22323 -4 lhfn! Q 0 I MARION POWER SHOVEL CO onufacfurers of power shovels droglmes clomshells crones bockhoes pule drnvers 45 cu yd Serving such bosnc mdusfrles os mmmg quarrying cool sfruppmg consfrucfmon ec MARION POWER SHOVEL CO o MARION on-no I so st Shovel dipper copocifies from 3A cu. yd. to ' I Cl I 950 TH E H U B ER MANUFACTURING CO MARION OHIO Cgl' In I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T950 D E N G L E R DRY CLEANERS SERVICE WITH SATISFACTION PHONE 2 4514 MARION OHIO T26 WEST CHURCH STREET HOTEL HARDING COFFEE SHOP MARIONS Mosr POPULAR EATING PLACE Dehclous Food of Popular Prrces Arr Conditioned v RGIL F ova M CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I PEOPLE S W C 'I' 2 708 GRACE HAHN ELSIE ORR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T950 VANCE SPORTING oooos MARION OHIO The Marlon Office Equipment Co THE MARQUAL STORE S ppl E E DRUM NASH SALES COMPLIMENTS OF Froternol Order of Police Marion County Lodge No 24 PALACE THEATRE MARION THEATRE I . , cnoger 950 I 171 . en er Sf. - Phone -2 O U O Business Machines - Giffs - Equipmenf -- . Office u ies comphmenfs of OF I I O L K UPTOWN I2I E. Center St Bigger Than the Rest HOME OF THE JUMBO HAMBURGER Better Than the Best L K SANDWICH SHOP 449W Center St Congratulahons Class of 50 THE MARION SUPPLY CO Wholesale Distributor Plumbing and Heating Material CALL YOUR PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR HE USES OUR QUALITY MATERIALS Phone 2 I5I3 I84 N Mann St 1 - 0 - 0 H I H O . 0 . 1 KRANER CARROLL S INSURANCE AGENCY JEWELRY STORE r D f c All O Q THE MIDWAY MONTGOMERY 81 WARD SYMES MOTOR INC OHIO PUBLIC SMITH CLOTHING C0 SERVICE Co Q alry App I COMPLIMENTS or I -'ALL nmos or msunANcs Gif s of is in rio for AN mvmmou T0 eooo :Arms ccasi soum MAIN smears, MARI , COMPLIMENTS or cnnvsmz - . rumours u NS-CLASS or so I u i are no eAsr CENTER smear RECORD DUPLICATING SERVICE 295 301 E CENTER ST MARION OHIO Come To Us Wufh Your Phofogrophlc And Prlnhng Problems P 2 4552 Mor o P cfu Equ pme T Sales cr d Se S ppl Prlnhng 6557 Q Q 43 Q2 I9 IIIH-F Jig e esfo tI1eD sfodPI1fgo he Blueprmhng Photostofs 24 Hour Photofinishing Service 1 B,-. !Go Qgff Cffugpgf 7fUCpgJ4yfA9 hone - in i re i n n rvice 8mm- 16 m -:- 16mm oun ' 0.0 Ib Sr I CI: I I gcgw: Q L 'f 1 In., il 1 - JQQIJQ5 Yam oiaj u ies ond S rvic r rcxffsmon, Arfi , n oo r p r 4:19 IIIIIIIII 5? f : 5: ,I 1 mum a 5 o ca 5-H e 0 n in CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 MARKERT AND LEWIS The Home of McGregor Sportswear 135 E CENTER ST PHONE 21 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 50 Harden Music: Store 179 S MAIN ST AND PAUL E REGNOLD MANAGER HARDENS REPAIR DEPARTMENT Your Fare Department does more than +191-Itfires thelr first thought IS Prevention CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FIRE FIGHTERS J C PENNEY CO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 50 W T GRANT CO ALBERT 8: ADAMS MOTOR SALES asz N MAIN sr PHONE 20920 KELVINATOR ZENITH EASY RANGES RADIOS WASHERS REFRIGERATORS DUMONT TV IRONERS The Marlon Electric 81 Furniture Co 136 E Church St Phone 2 2547 COMPLIMENTS Marlon Lumber 200 OAK STREET PHONE 2 1610 MILLARD HUNT CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 50 Wm H Guy Hardware 202 NORTH MAIN ST BILL BOB FRITZ O . OF I . . - 732 ' O OF STUDEBAKER SALES G SERVICE O Co O O O - , THE CO. ' ' TO THE CLASS or so WARM sooo WISHES Footwear of Known Quality SMART AND WADDELL INC CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 50 SI1eIII1orn s Musrc Store EVERYTHING Mus1cAE SOUTH MAIN STREET PHONE 2 2713 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1950 KLINE S DEPARTMENT STORE Known for Style and Qualify R D luke Hardware Co HARDWARE FOR ALL PURPOSES PHONE 20528 181 W CENTER ST MARION OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF Ed Littleton s Service ABIES CORNER CHURCH 8. VINE STREETS M N LANDES Jeweler -sos w CENTER ST MARION oHno CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 50 Hull s Lock XT Key Shop CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF AGENT ALLIED LINES WRIGHT TRANSFER AND STORAGE COMPANY COMPLIMENTS PAUL S BELL THE BELL RADIO SUPPLY AND THE MARION PHOTO SUPPLY Lennon Furmture Company I O I 0 I84 - o o 0 I - . . 0 I 0 50 o o I OF O OF Q 0 I THE GENERAL MOTORS AUTOMOBILE DEALERS OF MARION THE DANNER BUICK CO BUICKS GMC TRUCKS THE MCDANIEL MOTOR CO PoNTlAcs CADILLACS THE MIDTOWN CHEVROLET CO cl-IEVRQLETS THE WHITE OLDSMOBILE INC OLDSMOBILES Congratulations to the Class of '5 rom WHERE cus1oMERs SEND THEIR FRIENDS MARION'S OLDEST DEALERSHIP-ESTABLISHED me SERVICE wlrH A GUARANTEE THAT COUNTS MARION'S FRIENDLY NEW CAR DEALER Best Wishes to the Class of 50 May Success Be Yours PROBST SUPPLY C0 Dfsfrrbufor Plumbing ond Heating Materials 356 W Center bt Marlon O Congratulations to the Class ol 50 THE AMERICAN MALLEABLE CASTINGS C0 Industrial Supplies and Equipment COMPLIMENTS THE MARION WATER CO AND EMPLOYEES For Complete Building Service ee The Avenue Lumber and Supply Company JOHNS MANVILLE ROOFING CELOTEX INSULATION BOARD CURTIS CABINETS AND MILLWORK BOBS NIC NAC HINTON S SPORT SHOP Gun ng T I ra PALACE THEATRE BUILDING JIMMIE S SALES 81 SERVICE 2I7 4 WC I I COMPLIMENT5 OF FRED ELLERY 81 SON COMPLIMENTS OF CARS TRUCKS SHORT FORD INC 274 278 N MAIN PHONES 26046 22695 24 Hour Towing Marlon Federal Sovmgs oncl Sefvfce Loon Assoclcahon INSURED SAVINGS HOME LOANS I34 E CENTER STREET MARION OHIO PART SERVICE S OF Complimenls of 0 I 1 s and Ammunifion - Fishi ackle - Lione T I GAS - OIL - COAL -:- WARM AIR HEATING Phone - 29 - 68 . en er S. - Marion, Ohio o L Q COMPLIMENTS POLLAK STEEL COMPANY MANUFACTURERS HOT ROLLED RAIL STEEL PRODUCTS Personal Loans Call at THE EAHEY BANKING C0 NM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 50 Steve Hart Barber Sho I26 SOUTH PROSPECT STREET TUROFE BROTHERS RESTAURANT 122 sour:-I MAIN STREET BAILER JONES METZ REAL ESTATE BROKERS I89 E CENTER PHONE 2 0948 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I950 G R Kinney Shoe Co T42 WEST CENTER STREET RE Wlr,' gf M65 0 ef OSI 151' Z BE 509' COMPLIMENTS KELLER PRINTING PHONE 2 3730 295 W CHURCH ST MARION OHIO OF I27 . ain SIreeI OF Where Good Food and Good People Meef Real Esfafe - Insurance - Securify lond OF O 3 15 Ng , . . 1 P A ' no 0 Congratulcmons to the I950 Graduates MARION INDUSTRIES DIVISION OF MOTOR PRODUCTS CORPORATION Commencement lnvrfarlons and Cords vrrvllz Designed and Made by BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL LIFE Everyone wnshes you good luclc Every one also affernpfs To gave you good aclvuce May we add Whether your green pastures are lar away or here IH Marlon your success and hap pnness will be assured nl you freaf everyone as people We luke Mar on want to see If grow and pros per Your help un achlevung This arm as cordially nnvlfecl Osgood Co General Excavator Co Alloy Cast Steel Co Commercial Steel Cashng Co ' 'he . ' 'he . ' 'he . ' 'he ' ' . CHIVINGTON'S CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 50 Good Luck an Best Wushes or a Successful Future N MAIN ST MARION O CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '50 UHLER'S clrI s Sandwich Shop PHONE 2 24I9 kd y 9 0 MARION SPEEDY AUTO WASH A CLEAN CAR IN 9 MINUTES 420 N MAIN ST MARION OHIO RICHMAN IROTHERS HAVE THE VALUES Axfhelm 8: Turner nc I00 S MAIN STREET COMPLIMENTS OF I4I E CENTER ST PHONE 2 0530 COMPLIMENTS Horruff s Tlre Store THE GENERAL STORE I94 SOUTH MAIN STREET O0 alyy For the Finest .SX , ' DAIRY X96 PRODUCTS Ice cREAM X QM SUNDAES - MILK sr-IAKES Q coNEs FOR DAIRY DELIVERY PHONE 2 2196 Congratulations Io the d Class o I ' C ' ' I Hours: Wee c s, 0:30 Io 6200: Sundays, : 0 Io I:00 244 . . , . Q b Qs Kerrey Jewelry Store ' S in ' I ,hi . s- I ' 7 xg.- J , f OP 'QQ E A .+L Q' 3 I I o I I I x Q I 5 ' .Q 1. P KILIA Q I IRIS I 5 COMPLIMENTS OF KRESGE S 5c Ioc SI sToRE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 50 Anson Plckerel. Inc Style Quality-Value Midland Mutual Lufe Insurance Co 2 3IOI GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1950 COMPLIMENTS OF Sears Roebuck 8: Co 231 WEST CENTER STREET PHONE 2-llbl MARION COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO OP ASSOCIATION gf d CRIPPS PAINT 84 GLASS MIRRORS PLATE GLASS AUTO GLASS PITTSIURGH PAINTS I93 E CENTER ST PHONE 21534 PERFECT SHOE REPAIR EST CHURCH STREET MARION OHIO DRINK C4695 IN BOTTLES nsuclous Ann nsrassl-une CONIPLIMENTS CLASS OF l950 I ffl! DIFHUND 57005 UF MHHIDN 1 US 1 oo Q Q XIVV O CONGRATULATIONS TO 50 CLASS Correct Flowers lor All Occasions Blake s Florists I46 EAST CENTER STREET PHONE 2 3695 g o o O O 0 o Marion Bonding Ph - M ' Oh' Marion - New lloomin on - La Rue - Cali onIa n I YIADI-MAIIQ Ill- Ol. I. OH. OU- I20 W V f I 0 4 I X . X I l I 0 A I I A YV l,:.'f.'1:-ici ,Gly 2 , 'TEQ ST. MARION, IO. f. T 15 Fulfillment Corporation COMPLIMENTS Henny and Cooper WaIgreen Agency nnucs Ann rmsucmus surruss YOUR KODAK DEALER W rh 0 Wyandot Popcorn Co MARION OHIO Noblet s Cafeteria T98 E CENTER ST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 50 The Drive In Pastry Shop PHONE 245I3 MARION OH Wth th Ill S MAIN STREET CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 50 FROM ACME CLEANERS Molloy Mode SMITHCRAFTED fone yearbook covers are the tnrst choice of America s most duscrummotung schools TheS K Smlth Company 2857 North Western Ave Chicago I8 III OF 0 Congratulations and Best ishes to e Class of '5 o 0 Congratulations to the Class of '50 I o O - , IO The i e J welry Glass Store Door , , , , 0 . . . 0 o , . BEST WISHES FOR A HAPPY AND SUCCESSFUL FUTURE HARDING HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATING CLASS OF l950 MARION LINCOLN MERCURY C0 2 3I95 202 S MAIN ST PHONES 2 3125 Body Shop and Used Car Lor R F D 7 MARION OHIO CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '50 M H GUNDER 81 SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS PHONE 2 3612 347 w CENTER sr Wllhelm s Wallpaper Xl Paml Store Wallpaper Inferior Decorating MARIONS LEADING WALLPAPER STORE MARYS BEAUTY SHOP MARY CLARK PHONE 2 l4l4 242 S STATE MARION OHIO Thompson Loan 81 Finance Company ROOM 4 PALACE THEATRE BLDG MARION PASTRY SHOP l27 w WASHINGTON PHONE 2 ss-as SP COMPLIMENTS OF 9 Wllson Bohannan Company lt s MARION OHIO lf H . ZZIQQJJ Got Tn Be Good' Q I I - , , Inc . . . , Complimenls of O . I 9 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF SO We ecialize in Fine Baked Goods I 9 Congratulations to the Graduates Class of T950 Harding High School Y P Men s Fine Clothing Jim Dugan s Store 9 THE BAKER WOOD PRESERVING C0 CREOSOTED FOREST PRODUCTS d M A th Oh 9 9 - our Ap earance ls Our Business - I o q ' f Con ratulations from O SUBSIDIARY or o. B. FRAMPToN s. coMPANv Plants at Marion an c r ur, io General Office: Huntin ton Bank Bld ., Columbus, O. f 31 cf M50 M A R I 0 N coum mud mnpom rlwv Succedd ana! .iwlalalainefia or CC 77 e ami 0 Marlon s Most Beautrlul THE New OHIO THEATER EVERYTHING NEW BUT THE NAME First Run Hlts from 20th Century Fox and Warner Bros COMPLIMENTS Rays Do Nut Shop We Deliver 774 nAvuo smear 2 2404 HAAS SANDWICH SHOP hCI 0 LOEB FURNITURE CO GOAL POST BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF I Wlant s Book Store GRADS OF 1950 MAY YOU BE ASSURED OF SUCCESS COMPLIMENTS The Marlon Metal Products Company Hydraulic Hoists and F Steel Dump Bodies General Insurance Mar on Ohio l20f S MAIN ST 25509 Q I U I ll D ll Congratulations to Y e ass ol '5 ' 0 C gratulations to the Class of T950 l OF 415 -:- . 0 950 9 I M f f f . l , ' I 1 . . - SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 ANTHONY S LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS LINEN SUPPLY PHONE 2 1113 194196 EAST CENTER STREET COMPLIMENTS OF The Marlon Palnt Co 188 EAST CENTER STREET PHONE 2 3155 FHOWARD LAWSON 81 CO INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED 182 S MAIN ST PHONE 28195 W rh I 950 HALL 81 BECK EQUIPMENT CO o s pI p f s kim s I KARL secs-me son MORRISON GOODYEAR MARION TIRE SERVICE CORNER OF CHURCH 81 STATE PHONE 2 9549 SPOTLESS CLEANERS f 2 Il d 249 W CENTER BEN LENAVITT PHONE 2 7722 COMPLIMENTS H F Baldauf 8: Son Building Supplies noon s PROSPECT sr 2 me The CoIumns The Marion Star Have Reported Graduation Programs for 65 Classes WE CGNGRATULATE YOUR CLASS AS THE 66fh' o o o I if ' x: Q 5f , Bes1 ishes Io e CIass o I ffice up ies. Office Equi men , oo s ppe I34 ou1I1 S aIe S1ree1 CompIimen1s QI - of Compliments of Home o - our Cleaning an 4-hour Laundry 0 OF O I HUGHES STUDIO iv? PHOTOGRAPHS Your Official Photographer C I Cl f FINE CLASS RINGS AWARDS JGSTENS ANNOUNCEMENTS 9 COMPLIMENTS OF TH MARION COUNTY BANK Member Federal Deposrt Insurance Corporatron CONGRATULATIONS TO THE l950 CLASS Dlstlnctwe Floral Arrangements HURST S FLORIST PHONE 2 2555 DELAWARE AVENUE AT SUPERIOR GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS OF HARDING HIGH If If s Insurance See Us Before You Buy LLEWELLYN XI SELANDERS Insurance II6If2 s MAIN sr PHONE 2 4031 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 Marlon Produchon Credlt Assn COMPLIMENTS OF OHIO MARKET QUALITY MEATS AND PROVISIONS PHONE 2 5550 I27 S MAIN ST Personallty Beauty Shop 253 WEST CENTER STREET MARION OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF R J BARKALOW MANAGER B R 0 0 K S WEST CENTER STREET CAMPBELL FARM SUPPLY MOTOR TRUCKS FARM EQUIPMENT REFRIGERATION HARDWARE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES MARION OHIO PHONE 2 Ibll CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I95O COMPLIMENTS OF TH E Mano Camera Shop MARION RAPID TRANSIT 142 S MAIN STREET PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY COMPANY QUALITY PI-Ioro FINISHING CITY BUS SERVICE I O O O J. W. LLEWELLYN - W. A. SELANDERS I 167 e CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 50 COMPLIMENTS OF TERZO SUNDRIES COMPLIMENTS OF LEFFLER JEWELRY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF Home Federal Savings and Loan Association 116 S MAIN ST fafford Presideni' R H Waddell Secrefary MARION BUSINESS COLLEGE OEIerS complefe Trommg In fI'Ie IOIIOWITIQ courses BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION JUNIOR ACCOUNTING EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL STENOGRAPHIC COMPTOMETERS CIVIL SERVICE DICTAPHONES Maytag Sales and Servlce 157 NORTH STATE STREET PHONE 2 1525 MARION OHIO MAYTAG APPLIANCES Compllments to 1I'Ie Class oI 19:0 160 NORTH GREENWOOD STREET MARION OHIO BOWE BROS ICE CREAM CO New Bualdmg New Equlpmenf Complefely Modern TABLE OR TRAY SERVICE OAKLAND HEIGHTS PHONE 2 0503 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 LOWE BROS CO PAINTS LINOLEUM WALLPAPER MIRRORS 196 W CENTER ST PHONE 2 2694 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 FROM Uncapher Funeral Home PHONE 2 2115 122 W COLUMBIA WAIBOUS ANDREWS INC Dependable Insurance 133V1 E CENTER STREET EARLJ ANDREWS RALPH H SIMPSON Compllmenfs of PALACE RECREATION BOWLING AND SANDWICH GRILL PHONE 2 2602 Rellable Plumblng 81 Heahng G ZIMMERMAN PHONE 2 3014 MARION OHIO 146 N STATE THE ' ' Locnwoon Iumsfn co. COMPLIMENTS OF Arro Expansion Bolt Co. CONGRATULATIONS ASO.. BON-NEFF HOMES Complete Building Service IIB N. STATE ST. PHONE 2-6660 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I950 SAFETY AND SERVICE IN LIFE INSURANCE OHIO STATE LIFE INSURANCE co MARION COUNTY BANK BLDG TELEPHONE 2 3145 MARION OHIO Pete Fetter Shoe Repalrer HEALTH SPOT SHOES 740 E CENTER STREET MARION OHIO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 50 Spiegel Order Offlce S MAIN ST PHONE 21032 PROTECT YOUR YALUAILES WITH Berlou Guaranteed Mothspray COMPLIMENTS OF United Electric Supply Co I38 E CENTER ST PHONE 2 0506 COMPLIMENTS OF The Cory Rubber Co M anulacturers Marlon Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF i l 56572444 BETTY ZANE JM XFX Q PRODUCTS MARION OHIO CONGPATULATIONS FROM THE SCHAFFNER DENZER COMPANY Dependable Funeral Directors PHONE 2 I636 350 E CENTER ST O I O ' Iso . . - Available at Leading Drug. De artment, Hardware, and Furniture Stores O O O ' 0 l I 'Q .nv 'Q ni ,,,..:v:1.., CORN I...-Hw...f5 fe at To QE? I .l ,f ' I! L-E.-xr'-' I 'L-9.-r' CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF l950 Tl1e National Cnty Bank of Marlon Member Federal Depos l lnsurance Corporal on Member Federal Reserve System A X E 81 S O N FUNERAL mREcToRs GOERLICH S GREENHOUSE HOME OF FRESH CUT FLOWERS CORNER OF CHURCH AND KENMORE Rothtuss Implement Store MINNEAPOLIS MOIJNE FARM EQUIPMENT 735 BELLEFONTAINE PHONE 2 0267 th 0 Peerless Dry Cleaners MR AND MRS L R WILCOX Balclaul and Schllentz, Inc COAL CONCRETE BUILDING UNITS l54 NORTH GREENWOOD STREET C C C l l Compliments ol l Congratulations to e Class of '5 , C 6l4-6l6 EAST CENTER STREET PHONE 2-l929 'i W, '99 Q! E MH! Mn , 1 I rg- ff 'ji' fy- YM ff- tl J, .1 '?. I . '- . ' ,' ' ' 1 , 3. . '. , , . . ' -y -- , , , , 1 . , -I .-I 4 ,g ,J-'V , .I , -,np ,' .ll rf 4 -f .,: .1 M- , Z . .- -,. f,..'. ,.: 'K , -4 . Q ' 4 ' - ,-43' , 4-. - :, I 1 -n I., 1 1, V. wl- 1. lf'