Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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.M Ma... . . Be Tidy, Be Neat, Be Happy, Be Sweet, You handle the 'food which we eat. This is the motto by which the Iunchroom women work as they pre- pare and serve meals, and sterilize dishes in our all electrical kitchen. Hats oft to these culinary specialists who work with Miss Helen Hutchins, Supervisor, Mary Greer, Effie Cole, Ruth East, Grace Eagans, Garnet Strickland, Margaret Foreman, Edythe Van Meter, Louise Short, Adene Gal- laday, Martha Haines. custodian , behind the scenes Iunchroom Keeping a large building clean and in a 'Functioning order is the iob of Hard- ing's ianitors and cleaning assistants. These iobs include washing windows, sweeping halls and heating the build- ing. Mr. Herman Powelson is chief custo- dian and he is assisted by Andy Geyer, Elmer Hinkle, and Floyd Call. The clean- ing assistants are Elizabeth Cosey, Katherine Grogg, Ozella Hardman, Irma Ward, and Helen West. Mr. Harold Peak is night watchman and defender of our halls after hours. FIFTEEN

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Every Harding student has the opportunity to parti- cipate in any one of many extra-curricular activities. We have activities to please every taste. The music- lover can participate in Band, Orchestra, Harding Choir, Junior Choir, or one of the many ensembles. Prospective dramatists can ioin Props and Q's, or participate in either the Junior or Senior Plays. Stu- dents are given the opportunity to learn leadership through election to home-room offices. Vocational students have their own organizations in which they put to work the lessons they learn in class. All activi- ties serve many purposes. They help a student to release pent-up energy, teach many practical experi- ences, and most important, they give the student res- ponsibilities which must be met.