Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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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

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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

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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'