Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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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

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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'

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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