Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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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

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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.

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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