Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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Hardingites learn fo appreciate the responsibilities and privileges of our democracy in lhe World Affairs and hisiory classes. Jane Larkin, Joe Thomas, and Ted Simmons, Student Council members. are discussing lrhe problems of ci'ry adminislrafion with Marion's Mayor Robinson. ,ML nacfice Gfizend Er 5. l Voting for class officers impresses upon us the imporfanf duty Three siudenis of the citizenship class stage c mock friol as port we will perform when we are twenty-one. of the sfudy of iudicial procedure.