Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1956 volume:

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' Q K QENIDRS Joe Merchant Chuck Newman Alice Barkley Carol Blair LEVEL HEADED September 1953 June l956' Three mighty important years to some 300 seniors who have the distinction of being the first class to go entirely through the New Harding Events that have taken place flash upon the screen to say This is your Life On the whole we think we have been mighty level headed about it all Our academic and extra curricular programs have been supplemented by R O T C and Ohio State Psycho logical Examinations Cooperative English and Read ing General Scholarship National Merit Scholarship and Time Current Event Tests Think what has transpired since we were timid sopI'o- mores encouraged by Larry Coy Ernie Adams Rena Rech and Mary Larsen. Remember the day wechose blue and white as our class colors- the white rose our flower- and Knowledge Is Power our motto? Our Middle men officers were Larry Coy Rena Rech Carol Blair and Lowell McFann and our dra- matic hit was Papa ls All. Do you still have your ring you so extravagantly ordered? By playing host to the seniors at the prom we earned ourselves free tickets for the 56 Gala affair. The Night of January 16th was a thriller- sports publications musical groups and vocational tips have all made valuable contributions for this Our Senior Year May 18 at the Awards Assembly when Library Council Members Harding Reporters and National Honor Society Members were recognized among many others some of us must have felt regrets for not being what we might have been as we listened to Mr Got chell s challenge Homecoming Talent Shows B I E Day and hosts of other helps are past but well remem bered It is ne 5 T956 and we are before a capacity crowd in the Coliseum. Flash bulbs are burning- we are marching to Atalia - President Blair Knapp of Denni- son is telling us to have faith in something bigger than ourselves to continue our educations through life and to remember that we are important because we are who we are. Joe Chuck Carol and Alice you have led us well. We sing our Class song as if we meant it! Now we are in step with Pomp and Circumstance are singing the-no-Our Alma Mater with a new thrill for with our tassel flipped rose and diploma in hand and a confidence that Knowledge ls Power we are ready to face the future. - NATlElNAl. LN ...Ts HUNIQ SQUETYJ . X I F2 ll' ff. 5 72 .Nfl I ll Row lt A. Grigsby, M. Larsen, C. Ward, S. Truex, N. Towers, P. Frew, L. Linscott, R. Ridgeway, R. Rech, C. Bradley, M. Porter, R. Graham, S. Graham, C. Merriman. Row 2: D. White, M. Williams, L. Wingett, J. Barnhart, P. Mat- thews, J. Walraven, N, McAdams, E. Mohn, M. Kincaid, N. Cramer, L. Schwab, S. Carey, M. Wolfinger, B. Lawson. Row 3: N. Williams, S. Myers, P. Neighbors, C. Blair, C. Rowley, P. Jones, B. Hughes, J. Reinwald, S. Stafford, C. Kaelber, M. Rorick, S. Allen, J. Berger. Row 4: B. Weber, J, Wilson, J. Smith, M. Matteson, J. Neidhart, J. Thomas, J. Barnhill, D. Lockwood, J. Arthur, L. SC LS are educational call letters designating the four corners of the flaming torch pin so proudly worn by some fifty Harding seniors who are members of National Honor Society. An induc- tion service was held April ll, in the Lunchroom at eight o'clock. Four members of the Harding faculty, Miss Stafford, Mrs. Grigsby, Mr. Lisak and Miss Turner, explained the Cardinal Principles. Mr. Gatchell challenged this l5 Z, of the upper third of the senior class scholastically, to remember that there was a 5lst person on the list, and to feel the honor so keenly that at 2' 4' ' Miss Freer explains the s-gniffcance ofthe National Honor Society emblem. Valedictorian Chuck Kaelber and Sa- lutatarian Mary Larsen are congratu- lated by Mr. Gatchell. Coy. all times each would uphold the trust bestowed. Pat Neighbors was recognized as a transfer. Doctor Brown spoke of the high hopes held for each senior by parents, faculty and friends and requested that all take Christ, the greatest scholar of all ages, with them everywhere through life. Chapter Sponsor, Miss Freer, told that our Art teacher, Miss Ley, had designed the pin at the time NHS was established in l92l. At the conclusion of the service all stood to take the pledge, after which Becky Lawson, accompanied by Mary Larson, sang Honor Society. Secretary Miss Foreman witnessed the signatures placed in the record book which indeed contains many names since the estab- lishment of the Harding chapter in l925. General congratula- tions were in order at the informal hour with Mrs. Drake, Miss Brown and their girls acting as hostesses. 9 lei Ernie Adams Fred Albright George Andres Kay Armbruster Ray Arnold gli Cecil Akers Stephen Allen Thespina Antics Margie Armbruster John Arthur .gudbvf '57 'Q' 7. 6- Nancy Askew Phyllis Bailey Katherine Baker - 4'-: David Axthelm Charles Baker Marilyn Baker ,Jai -uf' Bill Arbogast Pony Baker TEACHERS A5 as fi fum, Harlan Banks Martha Barber Chadwick Barger Alice Barkley Jane Barnharl John Barnhill Gary Barton Ted Bibler Mary Bechlle Phyllis Bird Sondra Beckel Clarence Bishop -Y M -- 'S ie Xe Sq. 18 Priscilla Bell Paul Bender Shirley Benner Mary Benson Violet Benson Jim Berger Alf! V' 1 ll 44 .pl in. 06 'ws in-e Lv Don Braden Amta Buckingham Carolyn Bradley Don BUYCH Mary Bradshaw NOUUOY1 Bl-ll'Cl1 49' ,R an wif i , 5 ia 62 Y K B sf 3 as KS: V x l 'X F l x L I l V Gene Bishop Bill Black Carol Blair Doris Blankenship David Borland Marvin Bosh I2 Y Q,-8 'QV M Carol Brad! Ted Brewer Claude Brothers Delores Brown Dick Brown Nancy Brown 1? 'of Pk i' j 3 C T? Q! Dale Burklew Carl Burns ,lohn Burns Ronald Busholz Don Buflgf Lewis Butler Merrill Burterman Don Capllno rg? 'll-. '-.Q 1... 45. fi ig, JoAnne Cahill Lindo Caldwell Judy Campbell Ted Carder Lowell Carlisle W ,, fm Shirley Colbert Marlene Callahan Roberta Capehart Susie Carey Ruby Cornell 'C CT' wa' O-sal and ,pv- Hcrold Corswell Jim Chapman Lewis Clark Jock Cocker! Mary Ann Comer Tom Condron Jim Conklin Donna Conroy Lewis Diclrason Ben Dozier Gene Ellison -an 'ga Nancy Dorfe Vance Dutton Doris Endsley 'FX f' I Y inf- -6 ? i . . if ff. 4' ar ' ,'i,'-' J f, -, 1. ' fr ' 9' 1 ,Hx f N 1- Virgil Curren Marlene Ervin Lance Curtis Gary Everly Ruth Decker Ron Everly ,. '17 Dorcas Falor Mariorie Ferguson Marilyn Ferrer Ted Firstenberger Gerald Fleming Shirley Fleming 1? 1,0 - 31 -J '27 5--f hu Nix hw 9. if of 'E' Doris Foreman Dixie Fortner Phoebe Frew Jim Forsythe Dan Fosnaugh Barbara Gallina will .XX 550--is Judy Fletcher Ron Garver Pat Fogle Tom Garver Eleanor Ford Norma Gherman in-..' Paul Goedicke Mary Ann Graff Rosemond Graham Sue Graham Ann Grigsby Shirley Grogg 9193 6- ts 'fi LAWYERS bfi a-.4 T l' -15 -A Roy Guider Gretchen Haley Jackie Harris Dwight Haas Dwight Harris Dick Hart 2 62 X uv' 1 4,-'4 Bob GYOVCI' Barbara Hoycoak I Pat Hart Jaan Harty Alon Hatch Helen Haughn Tom Hazen John Hendel Marlene Henry Nancy Herman .lim Highland Ralph Hill '34 .,....' J f f.. si' Q ..- 7 if-nr V 'in 'QQ E, W e 4: 5 'Qs 'fn x A ii .A ,x 4 TW iid 4: L. 5 ,4- -1425? limi 1. Z ' I 5 Xa ' K wav f J l 1, K l Rilo Hinton Lloyd Hoffman Harold Holt Charles Hook Raymond Howell cl. 'T' Alfred Hirsch Carol Hollensen Terry Honaker Wilma Hopkins Gary Huber 1.. T Q-1, ,am-9 i William Hudson Barbara Hughes Ronald Hughes Terry Hughes Ray Hyofl' Jim ller Jock Honqker Tina lngrahom NURSES F si T 05 ' R Na , . 'fe - , , , ' 5: Q, Q H A 'K A 1' ' MW' L , ' www x . , - We l Jim Jones Ray Kinney . K Margaret .Iones Carol Kline L , 4 i Virginia Jones Roberl KNGUI k X M l Dave Jackson Gerald Johnson Charles Kaelber A avid Kelly Barbara Jones Fred Jones Gary Kennel ara Lee Kindell Harold Jones Jerry Janes Roger Kingsle 3 arilyn Kinkaid A! lo if if ' ev M5 All fl L ' Lf bw Ml 2' f,,,,,,,. 'C' ,N 19 3- 5- ..':'- 93 M ai 5' 190-'lv L. Pauline Levien Alvena Mcidlow Linda Linscotr Sonic Marshmon Penrod Littleton Allen Mcnin .as-s X Gordon Kuhlman Edward Kurz Marilyn Laird Mary Larsen Becky Lawson Margie Levacy 20 no X f '91 :T if s.... ' Dave Lockwood Philip Luke Bill Maggs Margie Lucas Ada Lutz Bob Maggs -,- ,, . ,X Pkwy I 'tv . , .J .-1-I Janet Masters Pat Matthews ENGINEERS , pr Ox J S if lo -rf R AW ' , zz 91 e ff' 1 41 ' .,14:??5. 1 lie :grease-' 35122359 f-V. -.., yllf 'Q ' EZ ' ., - 'lf f -at X 5 Lowell McFann Joe Merchant Jim Messenger Curtis Mitchell Margaret Montgomery gi Bw X 1 'C' we 'T 'fy is Ron Montgomery GTUCB MDOYG Larry Moore Rulh MOOVS George Moser Susan Myers Jim Neidhart Pot Neighbours Charles Newman Norma Nusser -ri val ,-3 121' 5- -0! Y iv Connie Moormcn Paul Obenour SCIENTISTS Shirley Orr Dick Farshall Lurelta Patrick :fi T lil a gg...- Dick Parish Rose Parlhemore Wilma Palrick N27 ful Ir- 'X X 5- Marilyn Porter Vera Powers Priscilla Predmore I 4 'Q 3 I George Powell Ruth Prater Walter Pryor gm '1-A if C? '1- .Z Ll x N F 1 N if 6 'T Fred Reichardt 91:3 ' iam! - JI' 4, A L wh Gene Phillians Rita Rasey Duane Piazza Rena Rech Carol Pine Sondra Reed Paul Reichardf Judy Reinwald Dick Rentz Rose Mary Ridgeway Barbara Riley , y 1:- 'N ,, X 2 Tn i L -S., 'N' X Q i I L 147 .A +7 1 v 1 ,RI 'A Dick Robinson Phyllis Rosskopf Dave Rowland .,-v Myron Rorick Clifford Roush Carolyn Rowley O '- ' Jack Roberts ' Gene Robinson Kenneth Robinson . 3' ' -el if if Q f 'l 5 .zz E i fii i in lb' iq' Linda Rowley Edward Rudolph Allen Rupert Tom Rutherford Dixie Savage Lindo Schwab Bill Sandridge Pete Schnaufer Gene Schwaderer fx.. 1 4 'i 50' -rf .EL 5-Xia Jim 'rj' ' Gary Schwc rtz Howc rd Scowden Joan Severns X 3. 5 YO. ATHLETES Judd Scoh Lindo Secs Roger Severns l Y it W' , ' if, X I iv' Jerry Schwoderer Philip Simon all L- 4,- 5 .4 2'-f A 'sr Mike Shields William Short Ed Shelton Theodoro Short Clifford Skivers Nelson Slugle Jim Smith Clifford Spohn Lindo Spillmon Steve Stafford bf N L 11 l Z 1' . -- W 5- ,, .--4 ul I 1 ' 1.2! I A i, ,-an D- is Ted Swain Tom Taylor Floyd Thomas John Thomas Merald T hamas 5- E A I ll 2 ff ,-luv F, Don Swearingen Carol Thomas Gerald Thomas Jon Thomas Nancy Tower 9 ff 3 8 l s. tar' .f of 5-41 Jerry Thomas Jessie Walker he 1-5 bf 6 Q2 sf Y? T 1 r, f W M v . X U 0 -Sf 'Q' ll 23:1 Q wi. I Q N is ff Dove Townsend Marlene Turner Robert Vanlluskirk Sonia Tfuex Mona Kay Upton Bill Vanderhoff . MERCHANTS N 1? fix Q-4 'zz' Lp., Marjorie Walker Juanita Walroven Connie Ward Lx f' an Nj' e Q' l 5 .Ll 1 Rosalie Walker Philip Walters Bud Warwick Lee Wanna Waters Shirley Watson Roberta Weaver Ronald White Peggy Whitehead 1., .Ah 8 '5 33. ,Vi Dixie Whitehill X W -Q YD' X , Bob Weber Arlene Welch Edward Welch Donna White Phyllis White Ray White fwf X 'sf 6- 'C C. L 'vu .J bt T7 X .W 7 if fi Nancy Wick .lack Wierman lim Williams Mary Margaret Williams ni A-I lk 'Q' Naomi Williams Mike Wise Martha Wolfinger it 1, Robert Williams Shelton Williams Jim Wilson Lindo Wingett an-.... -, EY i P 'B egg Excttement rang as school was about to start for an o er year The excxte ment however dndnt last Ong Pnctures were taken of each student Some people g ve th m to thexr frtends whale others lust admired them selves These Sophomores mtssed hav :ng thetr pxctures taken They are D O ack J Mutters .l Goodwin L Clark M Sharp D Rennals Row2 el C Foleman P Ebby Led y D Whtte M Porter L Oar neau and J Hook ,ff Ahl reme'nber those deltclous lunches we had at the Harding Iunchroom'9 awler oks hes ase Wonder tt Dr Brown knows thtsg And then there were those wonderful announcements whuch somettmes came lust when were about to rectte Ftnally Chrnstmas vacation was near and the annual carolung n the halls was held Here the three chaurs are gathered around Mr Huffman sang :ng some well known carols The magorettes are havtng fun be lore the game but watt untnl tey st o t unto the cold alr of t oe wtnter ntghts In the Harding Football Stadium 'wt One at the most outstanding assem blues that we had thts year was pre sented by the Ohxa State Unlverstty M ns Glee Club Say tsnt that our Qutver edttor of l954 Murry Leeper9 A few sentors are getttng some e about theur fu ure by o graduate Bob Knachel durtng reer Day prog ra rn 5... UNI mg the 1-Jw H Phil Sykes Jim Merchant .Ian Taylor Eliqah Green CAUGHT IN BETWEEN Though caught in between the sophomores and seniors the pinch has been both pleasant and profitable under the leadership of Phil Sykes Jim Merchant Jan Taylor and Elllah Green lt IS said the gumor year IS the best one for there is still another to come lt has been a full year for many with the lure of classes athletics musical groups and dramatlcs lt we do say it we think our choir this year was tops and in our three act drama we really convinced an enthu siastic audience that You Cant Take lt With You.' The iunior talent assembly displayed our varied talents in a modest sort of way. Determination gave Mrs. Grigsby's homeroom the honor of leading the school in the annual sales tax drive. Our senior year seemed out of reach until that thrilling day when we ordered our class rings some to keep others to give away even before they had come Junior Senior Prom night actually arrived and what a pleasure it was to play host to the seniors IH a gala whirl Our motto has been a challenge and shall con tinue to be next year for Isnt it best to go Forward ever backward never? The white carnation is our flower and pink with navy blue are our colors Spring gives us a realization that because we have completed American Literature and American History we are ready to sign for American Government, and select some major subjects perhaps in D.E. or O.P. The year has gone fast, next year will go faster, but how we hope we will be in the making for the best senior class ever to be graduated. Ready to let us loose? Row one Davud Albert Pearl Aldrrch Margaret Alexander Eugene Apple gett Beverly Armbruster James Arm bruster Dnxre Armstrong Corwin Ar thur Jam Atknnson Row two Judy Augensteln Mary Au genstem Daman Ault Marlene Baehr Robert Bagley Judy Barley Pete Barley Michael Ballenger Peggy Bal lnnger Raw three Charlie Balthaser Karen Barger Mary Barkley Marlo Barrett Bob Beckel Victor Berry Mary Bess Robert Black Joyce Blalr Row four Brenda Blake Thomas Bland John Blankenshrp Nancy Boger Robert Bolden Lucra Bosca Sara Bosh Jean Brady Gene Brake Row Eve Phyllis Brake Rod Brobeck Warren Brown Mary Brown Paul Brown Wallace Browne Bull Bruce Joseph Bruno Douglas Bush Row srx Stan Bushatz Ellen Busler James Butcher Ray Butler we... -M. I be 'E Y 'Q' There s talent In the our af -H! 4-Q F-7' 'M ,- Chemrstry experlments come to llle 2'-Q ? ,-1 7-I' .qu at '-mf! New fn, is 31 ,e L, f- gg A 1 16- .QQ ' or I rv vm' Row slx Marulyn Davls Suzanne Davls Marlon DeLaney Marlene Glen Dnckason Gary Dlx Rlchard Dlxon Row seven Ruchard Dodds Mary Domuny Norma Dorton Judy Dot son Glenn Downs Bull Dozler Dan old Drake Donna Draper Betty Dnpps Row eight Elsle Dunn Larry Dutt John Eber Larry Ebltn Donna E er Robert England Sandra Eyman Joyce Fame James Farson Row nrne Jrm Fate Sally Faust Wrl Ilam Fetter Kenny Frelds Charlene Finley Jamce Flemlng Sharon Flesh er Sally Fogle Rlchard Foos Row ten Don Fortner Laura Fas naugh Earl Foster Joyce French Dave Gallnmore Betty Gamble Larry Gamble Jean Gantt Jack Gay 32 v. A TP ,F ,I 1 'Y ,N n gn A 459 sf 'Q 3 S 74, 0- S 'U 1' 45? Gy f-s .A ' FA- , Za ey, ,. wr y ., qv ,- ,.. A JUNIORS ,4 gi 'wil' ,Gb ,J Row one- Nancy Byrd Rose Colbert Bull Colbert Sally Campbell Joyce Carey Ann Carhart Ann Carpenter Max Carroll Frank Castannen Row two Lowell Chapman Linda Clark Marlorre Clark Joan Clay Janet Cleveland Jack Clutter Vnola Cochenour Myrna Cockrell Sandra Coltae Row three Robert Coffey Ralph Col? man Avenelle Collins Clint Collins Fred Collrns Joseph Conkle Blllre Jo Cook Sondra Coon Joyce Corbin Row four Wrllram Corbin Charles Cornelius Ruchord Cornette Beverly Corwrn Jac Coulter Larry Craft Drxre Cramer Larry Crompton Dan Craven Row flve Jon Crevlston Rrchard Cris sunger Rosalm Crouso Fatrrcra Crump true Darnell Llnda Daum Davxdson Flora Davis Larry Davis WORK ,- :DA 9' I on .rv I 2 ' .J - . ' ' ' gf 4 ' I 3 , -'li 4 if ' x- K - 'J , , A . I J ' .Q 'ft ft 1, ' ?' V ai ' ,L ' . 4 ' 1 , J L V A I K E ' , , V , .1 ' -. I l 1 1 r J 1,4 if Q- n -, I - I' Av L ff 3' -f fr .Q rf 4? as J f A ' , ' .. ' U - J I I A I 1 - 1 as fs, . 'Tu ez , 14 f lg ,.f - -tl , . . 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I I if f 1 1, V, VI t , Q J a F as 0 we n r L I 1 L ,r 'a ft J ' ' ,- , 1 , l Row one Drxre Geddus Beverly Gettys Beverly Goodwm Russell Gorrell Elllah Green Howard Gru ber John Guthrre Stanley Haas Bar bara Hale Row two Beth Hannlng Fred Han ning Barbara Hanovrch James Garrrs Johanna Harrrs Judy Harruff Rich ard Hastings John Hathaway Ben Havrland Row three Don Haynes Larry Henry rry Hull Ronald Hull Shrrley Hn Ethel Hlndman Kay Hunklun Gregory Hochsetter lrvlne Hozwart Row four Jerry Hooper Edlth Hop kms Thomas Hopkms Walter Hop kms Wrllsam Hull Russell James Larry Jay Anne Jenkrns John Jen uns Row Eve Sandra Jenkins Douglas Jevas Nancy Jevas Juanuta Jrvrden Rose Ann Janes James Kantzer John Kantzer James Keller Jack Kerr 'N-r gr TSW ,r- 4' J 1 v1 cv- 5 fx ,Q :- IS NEVER DCNE nv 49 Y rv -D .1 11.1 vw Ke? 5-1 Z ,o yvlif ,,. '7 4 11 iw-ol 1 I vs 'rf' Q7 .J , 11 45 ni gl! lf Row sux Duane Krngsley Sandra Kun namon Melinda Kohler Judy Kunkle Diana Lagos Albert Lamb Ethel Lamb Sally Larrmer Gwenda Layne Row seven Carole Lee Sandra Leech Barbara Lehner Betty Levacy James Lrghtner Robert Long Vlolet Long Rrchard Lore Delmar Lucas Row erght Donald Luke Nancy Lyons Arthur Martrn Brent Martrn Ruth Mason Grace Mather Morulyn Mattnson Bonnie Mayse Lmda Mc Arthur Row nine Loretta McCartney Elea nor McConnell Garrison McGmnrs Pat McGraw Thomas McLean Ben Meddles Maureen Merster Thomas Mercer James Merchant Row ten Barbara Messenger Richard Mlckley Dlanne Middleton Jed Mrd dleton Lrnda Muller Patrrcra Muller Ruth Ann Maller Vrrgrma Mullrron Patsy MlllISOf 33 Row one: Cara Minshall, Kenneth Mrtchell Judy Mrtton James Mont gomery Charles Moore Shlrley Moore Joe Morgan Hannah Mor gan Floyd Morues Row two Conme Morruson Bull Mor rnsan Jack Mull Shrrley Na or Nancy Neal Jack Noggle Nancy Northup Charles Orr Jamce Ott man Row three James Parish Jerry Pask James Patterson James Payne Jerry Perfer Lrnda Penstnger Marram Per snnger Carolyn Peterson Marolyn Peterson Row four Sandra Phelps Ernest Prckens Richard Puckens Eugene Pune Donna Plough Glorra Plumley J anne Pooler Seroba Porter Davls Powers Row five Samuel Prater Irene Prlce Lunda Prnce Joyce Quay Mary Rank Jac Rankln Duane Rasey Gall Rerchensteln Patsy Reilly fr' fv- ,gr gr! 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I - , . 3 , f I is vs, J. , X C 1 -Q ,K 4 1-4, C 'K , is l IS LAID TODAY Row srx Thena Utley Jerry VanArs doll Mary VonHouten Madge Van Scoy Mary VanScoy Loulse Veley Dave Walker Davtd Walters Eva Walters Row seven Larry Walters Marilyn Ware Songa Warner Rosemary Wat son Phyllrs Waugh Don Weary Mlchael Webb Herd: Welnbaum Lars Weuntraub Row efghl Walter Wesley Ralph Westcott Beverly Whate Eddie Whrte James White Whitt Row lauer lla ms luams lrams Whlte Jonuce Whrte Vlrguma Beverly Whuttnngton Hollts rngton nnne Donna Wrley Jane June Wnllhotte Carolyn Gary Wnllnams James Janet Wnllrams Myrtle Duck Wtlluams WI Wt Wu Wu Row ten Bob Wnlson Judy Wllsan Duck Wtlson Robert Wmters Barbara Wrntgens Carol Wuntrnngham Molly Wolf Garth Wolfe Jamce Young 1054 LLLVJVMIYL- J 'V' if ,Q , ,ff fN ...I I I Qewwi rv vis Row one Judy Stlvers Betty Stmp kms Robert Smlley Susan Smlley Carolyn Smuth Judy Smtth Ramona Smrth Roberta Smuth Sandra Smrth Row two Wtlluam Smuth Anuta Snare Cynthxa Snow Gene Somerlot Carol Sopher Robert Spears Judy Speck Ruth Stafford Carol Stanley Row three Judy Steele Jim Stewart Grace Stoner Judy Stout Vernon trnckland Loss Strou e Nancy Stumbo Carol Swartz Howard Swartz Row tour Phullp Sykes Catherine Taylor Jan Taylor Woodrow Thorp David Thomas Judy Ann Thomas Judy Kay Thomas Nancy Thomas Sara Thomas Row flve James Thompson Lmda Thurston Larry Tlerney Dovnd Ttghe Leona Townsend John Trimmer Jan Ice Truex George Ulery Ruby Up on ol fy A-C,-ff V qvvz' 9.2 1? 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' f ' , 'l- , , , ' U U ' ll' ,. ' ' ': 'G ls 1 . -1 5 7' ar' V, ' , T T , '1. Q' 'fi A A -Q ,J I1 J 5, fi ' . I . . ' -L - L ' ,lf I 5 I s . . . . ., . ,I ,L . 4 , , I . . A - 'A al I I 1' 'I-' . I I . . I 6 ? :R -N N t I C-,i ia 7' 4 I- , , 1' .- , , f I I ev I r 1 of 1 A .- J- . e B 4' T .. , X , I 'V H . l ' 1 1 ll SOPHOMCRES Amid the whirl of a busy life at our new school, this year most of us have been able to keep our heads in spite of the many new lures for activity and the differ- ences in class room proceedings. They say, There is nothing like a sophomore. We had experienced leadership in our three iunior highs. Baker officials were Bill Schnaufer, Tom Thack- ery, Karen Petrich, and Dick Penry. They were track champs and co-champs in football. Dramatic spotlights were turned on Judy Takes Over, Cleaned and Pressed, and Augie Evan's Private Eye. Campaign speeches swept Jim Anspaugh, Bob Klingel, Linda Snyder, and Judy Wilson into oFFice at Edison where they won a co-championship in football, but a championship in basketball. in the new gym and starring Mike Tenant, Dan Watt, Jim Beverly, Bruce Williams, Elaine Sizemore, and Gwen Erwin. Administrators were Rose Ann Christman, Allen Johnson, Martha Ramsey, and Madge Wollum. Taftites stepped before the footlights to present Music Hath Charms, The Easter Hop, and Orchids for Margaret. ln a social whirl Richard lngmire and Joyce Mustard ruled as King and Queen. When sure we were to be permitted to stay at Har- ding, we selected as our leaders Jerry Garver, Jim Ans- paugh, Rose Ann Christman, and Judy Steele, and fur- nished our share of athletes. Our choir and talent assembly programs impressed our superiors. What a thrill it was to select class motto, colors, and flower. We have planned many settings in which we can decorate with red and white, wear our T.A.E.'s sang Broadway here we come as they presented Elmer, Bird on the Wing, and They'll Do lt Every Time. At Taft, Now ls the Hour was the title of the talent show presented white Carnation, and be inspired by our motto To be, rather than to seem. Rose Ann Cristman Judy Steele 'fi 14' N' Jerry Garver Jim A '5PCU9l1 ...M-4.............. WMWM 5 l 1 1 N 15 Xgmtm USING THEIR HEADS 1 ' f at if -52 fi tlifi. 2 - .- s . . , ,,,,. .. ., ,. T A , nit- ' 12 L 4 ...,, .,,.,,,. ..., -J.. s fy' f' Row one: Antoinette Adamczak Bruce Adams Carole Adams Charles Al- brught Jean Aldridge Robert Alex ander James Allard Larry Amato Joseph Ambrose Row two Bull Anderson Judith An drews James Ansley James Ans paugh Mary Anthony Margaret Arm strong Charles Arnette Tom Askew Janet Augensteun Row three Danny Augenstlne Layne Bauley Martha Barley Mary Barley Ron Baker Susan Baker Bob Bales Tom Barber Ruth Ann Barkley Row four Roger Bartz Sandy Beach Rrchard Beechum Mary Ann Belcher Kenneth Benson Douglas Beutler Gary Beverrdge Carolyn Bevss Tom Bnshop Row flve Dorothy Black Leroy Blair Fred Blanton Ted Blashensky Judy Bowen Tom Bowen Margaret Ann Bradshaw Gaul Brammer Crarg Bra num I 31 Q ? 2 Q, f , 'J 'Q -: I ut' W f' ,- bf -47 f ,ff we M cv,-. -1 ni 5: fi' ,. 555' f, Junior Brndenstlne John Bridges Judy Brown Ruta Brown Barbara Buck Phrl Bumgarner Duck Burklew Row seven Wllfred Burnside Loulse Bushatz Pamela Busxck Marilyn Ca fagno Judue Colbert Barbara Cal mer Beth Campbell Brenda Camp bell Glorua Caprrno Row erght Sharon Caskey Lots Cav endush Arley Cerney George Cerney Judxth Chandler Janet Chapman Margaret Champman Barbara Chard Carl Chrrsman Row nrne Geraldrne Chrnstran Rose Ann Chrtstrnan Dareld Clark Gary Clark Susan Clarke Linda Claypool Robert Claypool Juduth Cleveland Gerald Close Row ten Mary Clutter Carson Cook ley Melvrn Colby Thomas Colby Betty Cole John Colley Allen Con ley Davld Conroy Phyllus Cooperrder 37 , Q 4 A 4 FS 3 , i I V3 . 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T ,1- ,av 'Y-wh wr in Row one Dlanne Copeland Barbara Corbrn Lynda Coulson Elalne Coy Larry Cralg Marsha Cunningham Gary Curren Nancy Curry Larry o Row two Charles Davls Dan Davls Lloyd Davis Roberta DeBolt Vlrgunla Delouder Roger Denzer Clarence DeVore Donald Dnckason Jesse Dlckerson Row three Judy Duckson Stephen Donlthen Phoebe Ann Dowler James Duckworth Sue Ellcker Donald El sasser Joan Endsley Jerry Ervmn Gwendolyn Erwin Row four Sondra Eshman Barbara Everly Ralph Everly John Eyster Su zanne Fahey Larry Farrchlld Joseph Fazara Pat Fetter Jerry Fleld Row five Carol Flnch Eleanor Fun ley Janet Pusher Eddne Fax Rlchard Flemung Jerry Fogle Ronald Fortner Llnda Franklm Barbara Frayer SGPHGMGRES LEARN T0 Row slx Gary Frazuer Rlchard Fra zler Farrell Freshcorn John Frye Richard Fultz Randy Gallatin Dlclc Gallnmore Ernest Garee Jerry Gar ver Row seven Earl George Mary George Earl Gubson Larry Gilbert Pat Gules Muchael Glasco Wlllxam Gomes Shlrley Gooden James Gra ham Row eight Jerry Green Peggy Gres ner Ray Greuner Donald Grlffmn Jerry Griffith Joyce Gflgllh Mar garet Grlfllth Robert Griffith How ard Grubbs Row mne Martha Gulnther Elalne Homes Scott Hale Doretta Haley Jerry Harbin Roger Harlow Barbara Hams Beverly Hams Joyce Haynes Row ten Sue Hazen Frances Head Ing Charles Harrls Patrlcla Hensley Clenon Henson Edward Herman James Hess Larry Hlgguns Jerry Hug am 38 wifi rv h 'Qin in f-1 o X QW' v I lfllll .pa ,- Af A . 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Your money can't accompany you into the life here- after but it did buy an evening of happiness when you saw the Juniors present You Can't Take lt With You, the night of November l8. Snakes, paintings, fireworks, ballet slippers and scripts blended into an endless maze of confusion and comedy. The Kirbys are convinced by Grandpa Vanderhoff and the Sycamore Family that there is more in life than dollars and names high on social registers, Commence- ments, circuses, and zoos made for a madhouse of gaiety. Director .lohn Dettre, assisted by student directors Sandra Kinnamon, Rosie Crusoe, and Ellen Busler, saw that all cast and crew members were ready for the limelight. Committees and faculty advisers gave hours to perfect the dramatic scene by curtain time, and pa- trons left the Harding theater thinking there is more in WITH YOU I-fhf' if-N-'fi is L7 gg' ' l T l , It isn't often that royalty stays for dinner. life than what the almighty dollar can purchase. This play, written about the l930's, does not depress the dramatic critic, but rather sends him home looking for the best in life. All right. Everybody stay where he is! Sfqntslcvskt instructs - f l Set Co's uct1Qn Cornmtt'ee 5 n'?' Ticket Committee Make-up Committee Publicity Committee Costume Committee Ptooerttes Committee U5 'e'9f'e5 T i f i5 5 'is 1 WN. P 'A X i at ' f 'QV' . it L- I J wi SJ THE NIGHT 0F JANUARY 16 Uncle John with a word of en- couragement for the prosecution be- tween acts, 1 46 Q3 wi Itis all o ver now - tne cast after the final performance Did Karen Andre kill her former employer, big time financier Bjorn Faulkner? That was the question facing the jury in the Senior Class Play, The Night of January l6. The drama by Nathaniel E. Reeid, based on an actual trial, was presented Thursday matinee, April 26, and Friday evening, April 27. The impartial jury, chosen from the audience and sworn in by Clerk of Court, Chuck Kaelber, had to find Miss Andre, Juan- ita Walraven, guilty or not guilty, as a verdict was not written into the play. District Attorney Flint, was portrayed by Merv Matteson, while Steve Allen was Defense Attorney Stevens. The courtroom atmosphere was very realistic since each wit- ness was called directly trom the audience. The varied list of witnesses included: a doctor, a cleaning woman, a handwriting expert, a private eye, a former convict, the widow, and her father, a wealthy bank president, a dancer, and a gangster. However, as Karen Andre begins to give her testimony, she is interrupted by Larry Regan, a gangster, who tells a story of a phony murder planned by Karen, Faulkner, and himself. The attorneys closed their cases with stirring pleas to the jury, and, in both performances, the verdict returned was not guilty. Had you ever seen Mr. Faulkner with these two gentlemen before? 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Anas as ey, A. arkley, , C ur Decker Costume Committee: M. Wise ower L. aters , Wic Porter, M, Lucas, M. Barber, M. ' Nw Wolfinoer, , -' ww, nr if 'Jig Q 9 Q Q 01 U 1 y , 'K rv A ic!! fg so 17 gl -i .-700 a 9 O Q 'R D0 0 ,. . la' J I 'Q x , ,Z or P M lenotlion 10 3. 'OC lOl m had r 4 1 1 if 2 M80 ff HO f DUO 1 M 144 f .Ai U li' 34 ltgmea ,Ko Y 399 1 9 l This is the way Miss Staliord, Advisor, and Connie, Editor-in-Chief, looked after the deadline, but imagine how they looked be- fore, 1 4 f 1 Clllllfili Seated with Miss Stafford are the hard working editors of the Quiver Staff. Rosemary Ridgeway, Publicity Chair- man, Rosamond Graham, Copy Editor, Merv Matteson, Advertising Editor, Lowell Carlisle, Layout Editor, Connie Ward, Editor-in-Chief, Chuck Kaelber, Business Man- ager, Phoebe Frew, Art Editor and Linda Linscott, Photo Editor. X35-5 ,..,...-an-1 ,,,,.,.,..---f- Be not the first by whom the new is tried, nor yet the last to lay the old aside aptly describes the thinking brought back from the Athens' Workshop by your Quiver Editor Connie. lt is a modern trend for high schools, the size of Harding, to tell a complete story ot the year in pages of the Annual. For two years a supplement was brought f-6 ' Z Seated are the Advertising Stati composed of Brent Martin, Walt Wesley, Chuck Kaelber, Business Manager, Merv Matteson, Advertising Manager, Dwight Haas, Dick Parshall, Steve Stafford, and Linda Schwab. lx Nggafs ' X out, this year the Quiver crew, after a vote of confidence from the senior class, de- cided the '56 book would be a complete package tied oft with graduation. The suc- cess of this venture will be evaluated some night in late August when the usual Auto- graph Party is staged. The atter commencement crew has been but a skeleton, so many at the staff missed the work of a'deadline, but the March curfew was late when the first bit of material went to press. It has been a congenial crowd that worked on the Quiver Assembly, sold pictures to those who were pleased with their like- nesses, organized 'cross town crews for ad- vertising, kept track of installment plan buy- ing, ioined with the Herald in staging the Spectacular, and most important of all, pin- pointed the '55-'56 activity at H.H.S. so all readers in years to come can sit back with their Quiver and recall the best days of their lives. Members ofthe Editorial Staff are Phoebe Frew, Barbara Messinger, Rena Rech, Rosamond Graham, The-spina Antias, Lowell Carlisle, Miss Stafiord, Advisor, Jim Merchant, Photog- rapher, Connie Ward, Linda Linscott, Rosemary Ridgeway, Peggy Jones. RD HEAR -- fmwffwmf A I' D ,ii ri E.u'.:::l F' JT I If - Ei: Xs g, ir l Q In HT T Rs Q X rx-rN.fx,,.,c x.. QL + 14 ff--- E Standing Jean X: Church Marlene Ervln Standing Jam Netdhart Duan Piazza John Nancy McAdams Nancy Herman Seated Thomas Nancy Cramer Ernle Adams Aluce Barkley Seated Luncla Wnngett Susan Myers Susue Observe that than cloud of smoke arnsxng from the small compact room wnth Herald OHICS lettered neatly on the door' Never fear Its only Herald co edrtors Mary Larsen and Ann Grlgsby blowing their tops because that all Important story Isnt ready to go But come Tuesday mornung the faces of co edltors staff members and reporters are wreathed In smtles and eyes sparkle bnllnantly as they gaze at the tlmshed product That long owauted byllne lumps from the page to dance merrnly before the gaze of the hard workung reporter All anxuety and worry are gone as staff members watch other students hastnly scanning the Herald for :tems of personal mterest Reporters worked dlllgently to cover all the bug stones of the year, and presented a hughllght an 'Thus ns your lute, Seniors Strlvung to prove that Hwrutung maketh an exact man' were Mlss Luclle Foreman, ad vuser, Ann Gragsby, Mary Larsen, co editors, Nancy Cramer, Duane Piazza, copy edntors, Suzie Carey, Su san Myers, feature edltors, Jum Merchant, photogra pher, John Thomas, sports edltor, Lando Wlngett, ex change edltor, Jean Church, lubrarnan, Alice Barkley, Marlene Ervin, Nancy Herman, Nancy McAdams, Na Carey om: Wullnams typnsts Ernie Adams business manager and Jam Neldhart advertlslng manager For years Mr Conaway has publlshed and brought the Herald to the bulldung and xt was wuth a sense of sadness the stafT received the news of has death this wmter Seated Ann Grlgsby Mary Larsen co edltors Stand ng Mlss Foreman advlser , ' a J . Y i I - ' ' . F vw l A ' I ni c A fs? ' - J up . . fs - refs ' ' A , , ? A . , ., .H - t v . T rg ' - - :..l1-tif IEEE: ::f5,:lm,,,53 , :Emi :H , elf, . f Q F E M . , 1- ,2 zz: E: zz: :U Q- ry. 1 gr, S L. 'I I -5- - , 1, -------::..: , , W YB? F , . A ' Zi' - A 4 , ci F ' l -, - A ., gg . if LL, V , , 4 l l . .' V f . I ' ' 7 A 5 , . , V J , 5 - 'V i ., I- . v i 5 V A . V V , ' ' . f ,, s M . ,f Q 1. K , V 4 L J - K 4,1 9 '. . , L A S L 1 , I f l I I 4 , 0 I , I J I I I I ' . , ' . I 1 . , ' , . I . . I : - . I The office assistants in Mr. Gatchell's office are R. Glenn, N. McAdams, J. Campbell, S. Graham, Miss Elizabeth Pace, S. Coon, N. Neal, N. Shoup, L. Roush. ASSISTANTS Assisting Mrs Barkley in Mr Silver s Assistant Principal s office are S Faust B Wintgens E Rinnert C Blair R Ridgeway J Hun er B Armbruster B Roecker K Hrnklin and B Haycook Head of the office assistants in the main office are Miss Ruth Ann Glenn and Miss Elizabeth Pace. Hardingites boast of their own special Girls Cross Country Team whenever they refer to the energetic force of office assistants who walk many miles over Harding corridors in a days time Yet, any of these girls will assure you that no matter how much energy is expended they always have a satisfied feeling to know that they are a part of those important behind the scene functions of Harding s administrative offices This force of approximately twenty girls, helps with the duties of the General Office, Dean of Boys and Dean of Girls offices ln a normal, bustling school day these girls may be called on to run errands, deliver call slips to unsuspecting students, score aptitude tests, and sort the mail lt has become customary to perform their duties with courtesy and helpfulness No wonder Miss Pace, Mrs Barkley, and Miss Freer all agree, We couldnt do without them' Helping Miss Freer with her duties as Dean of Girls are Becky Lawson Heidi Weinbaum and Martha Vestal t . . ., I 1 . , fir ' ef s - - - .. T , . ,, R . . . . V 3 xf 'A tw O en, Pam Busick. u S-sts. Q Sandy Jenkins and Sandy Smith check out a ...N,,,..-ff I book for Carolyn Williams. flff I if , lf .... 4 . Z! ,f READING MAKETH Miss Kathryn Moore, Harding Librarian, at A F U I I N her desk. One of the Lib'ary Council's proie O ects was the Christmas decoration of win- dows saying Merry Christmas' in foreign languages. X 1 Books are indeed gates to lands of pleas- ure, and what a beautiful atmosphere in which Harding students and faculty may travel world wide, for the shelves are lined with knowledge in our modern library. Had you realized that readers had access to 584 new books this year? Many were shelved in a new and useful literature room, made possible because of the plan- ning and foresight of Miss Kathryn Moore, our capable and willing to help librarian. Assistance of the Library Council mem- bers is invaluable and each period routine work is performed by this fine crew of will- ing students who seem themselves to sense that books are keys to wisdom. The History Conference Room was cur- tained and Harding students proudly wore the gold H because of o money raising project of this busy crowd. Letter writing was again aided by the sale of school stationery. No tribute would be complete if we did not mention the beautiful show cases that provide knowledge, as well as culture, for all who go through our building. Checking on official business this year have been Linda Linscott, president, Ann Grigsby, vice president, Sandy Leech, sec- retary, and Sandy Jenkins, treasurer. A luncheon late this spring climaxed the school year. 5l Paw lt Larry Roush, Sally Mont om e'y, Sue Montgomery, Linda M e Row 2 Judy Brown Judy Dixon, Caro lyn Rowley, Rosonnond Graham Eaine Haines, Ann Rea, Bon e Kfohe, Sandy Jenkins Sandy Lee Nancy McCurdy. Row 3. Linda i scott, Gwen Erwin, Edith Mohn, Rose mary Watson, Sandy Smith, Nancy Herman, Karen Petrich, Stephen Al H .',, A w. i' . f . Q , 0 V?- QM . . Q SENICR CHOIR Row l. V. Power, J. Reinwold, P. White, S. Truex, J. Cahill, V. Jones, C. Merriman, R. Miller, C. Minshall, L. Thurston, M. Montgomery, J. Harris, B Hughes, N, Jevas, L. Wlngett, E. Rinnert, M. Bechtle. Row 2: R. Smith, D. Whitehill, B. Honning, A. Buckingham, D. Falor, B. Lawson, S. Carey, G. Rcichenstein, N. Thomas, P. Jones, B. Weaver, D. Eller, D. Geddis, P. Mc- Clenathan, R. Mason, M. Cockrell, A, Barkley, M. Callahan, R. Capehart. if Sing again with your voices revealing a tone that is clear, inspired a large num- ber ot sophomores, juniors, and seniors to run the scale regularly each day of the Row 3: S. Hill, L. Schwab, J. Barnhart, S. Myers, M. Woltinger, P. Matthews, B. Fetter, D. Piazza, M. Carroll, J. Conkle, L. Chapman, B. Bagley, J. Middle- ton, S. Graham, N. Askew, C. Blair, L. Linscott, B. Massie, L. Miller. Row 4. D. Williams, D, Mickley, J. Montgomery, C. Kaelber, M. Wise, D. Hart, B. Morrison, J. Atkinson, R. Hyatt, R. Sanderson, G. Schwartz, B. Warwick, V. Curren, E. Shelton, L, Coy, A. Hirsch, J. Kerr, 'Dark Water and The Day of Judg- ment furnished words and melodies that will linger in our minds in years to come tor these two songs were presented with 52 Mr. Jones conducts Harding s choirs. school week and to work so there might be harmonious blending of voices for the assembly, church and civic appearances. Mr. L. G. Jones, conductor, prepared Har- ding vocalists with an emphasis on quality tor the annual May concert and the many appearances leading to graduation. Choir members assist each other tor 'hat Cnal touch before a concert. feelings. Seniors who assisted Mr. Jones in keep- ing this musical crowd on key were Charles Kaelber, president, Gary Swartz, vice-pres- ident, Susie Carey, secretary-treasurer, and Roberta Capehart, librarian. 059 60 rf' drill. 1' .F Row l: B. McLean, S. Donithen, B. Mitten. Row 2: J. Truex, L. Suda, T. Ba- Wolfinger, S. Coon, M. Romine. Row 7: M. Short, L. Smith, P, Predmore, shinski, T. Wilson, Row 3: S. Allen, J. Predmore, T. Askew, J. Thompson, M. E. Findlay, M. Fetter, Row 8: E. Coy, D. Ruppert, D. Burch, D. Braden, R. Williams, A. Miller, Row 4: L. Wingett, B. Geddis, B. Winters, N. Cramer, Griffith, C. Rowley. Row 9: S. Stafford, E. Adams, G. Dix, D, Fortner, P. S. Naylor, R. Lurye, A. Rea. Row 5: L. Schwab, M. Porter, L. Price, P. Frew, Littleton. Row IO: C. Kaelber, J. Walraven, J. Arthur, M. Matteson. Row il: M. Wolfe, S. Carey, L. Weston. Row 6: P. Matthews, B. Jenkins, J. Clay, M. C, Bradley, J. Jenkins, B. Klinger. , HERE95 N C X-e X ggiiiigf M U E, Ei 1,-1 Open our ears to music, let us thrill with spring's first flutes and violins . . . Harding students may not all have been captured by raptures but many experienced charms of music because of the efforts of Mr. Homer Directors Huffman and Lane HuFlman and melody makers who appear at eight each morning to practice. Baccanale from Samson and Delilah was not a theme song but a real musical treat at the May concert. Soloists recognized at the State Finals were Linda Schwab, also a member of the State Orchestra, Beverly Gettys, Nancy Cramer, Merv Matteson, Neal Williams, and Steve Jenkins. May 9, Harding Orchestra played host to Buckeye Conference Orchestras. At class plays, assemblies, and graduation activities orchestra members showed great accomplishment in the universal language - music. Because of the hospitality of the Parents' Association, headed this year by Mrs. l ' Wayne Jenkins, the annual Orchestra and Band Banquet was held Janu- l ary 30. Festive tags were worn by Marionites on May ll signifying their support of the Annual Tag Day which guarantees the purchase of new 1 equipment. Trumpet bearers playing official roles have been Steve Stafford, - AL'-L 'X Q Ernie Adams, Carolyn Bradley, John Arthur and Merv Matteson. ?1l f Q-1-4 Who loves a parade? Every Marionite when red and black uni- formed band members come marching down the field. Young and Foolish was the opening formation for a musical season illustrating different types of American Music. Maiorettes, clad attractively in '56 uniforms, danced throughout. Other colorful presentations, led by Drum Major Adams, were square dancing to variations of Turkey in the Straw, and iitterbugging with Little Brown Jug. Highlight parades, directed with the pep of George Lane, assisted by Edward Miller of the iunior high music depart- ment, were the fall pilgrimage to the Harding tomb, Christmas march ahead of Santa, and Memorial Day trek up Delaware Hill. Concert Band leader Homer HufTman directed in Sandusky, April T3 at the Buckeye Conference Festival when Harding played selections from The King and I and Concerto Grosso featuring Steve Stafford, Gary Dix, and Chuck Kaelber. The massed band presented March Forth, Waggery for Wood- winds, and Arrangers' Holiday. Ohio States Symphonic Band opened the instrumental season, and band and orchestra mem- bers appeared February 26 and May l in public concert. Merv Matteson was student director at the assembly April l3. Official Maestros have been Ernie Adams, Chuck Kaelber, and Carolyn Rowley, assisted by Librarian Connie Ward and Managers Steve Jenkins, Fred Kinsler and Lloyd Davis. LL Whats a band without the batons? The music departments buried treasure ' section. iw iii . ,.,.f -.,,. , f -nv-f Row lr M. Turner, S. Toms, E. Walters, C. Kline, D. Ulsh, M. Fetter. Raw 2: M. Porter, L. Schwab, N. Wick, N. Cramer, S. Reed, R. Smith, C, Bradley, S. Coon, M. Williams, L. Walters, N. Tower, A. Miller, E. Buster, M. Romine, M. Ervin, L. Caldwell, T. Wilson, P. Chapman, J. Thomas, N. Waddell, L. Schroder, P. Eby, J. Fogle, J. Wilbur, J. Augenstein, L. Steinman, A. Hirsch. Row 3: D. Burch, J. Smith, L. McChartney, T. Barker, J. Ervin, J. Nichols, J. Neidhart, B. McLean, E. Shaffstall, S. Donithan, J. Masters, E. Adams, D. Mitton, J. Conkle, J. Blankenship, M. Glasco, H. Jamison, L. Smith, M. Lucas, J. Dolson, D. Fortner, M. Barber, N. Boger, N. Williams, G. Dix, S. X X Stafford. Row 4: A. Smith, R. Brown, R. Mason, P. Predmore, S. Porter, P Walters, C. Rowley, B. Cole, P. Littleton, C. Arthur, R. Baker, S. l-lufert J. Predmore, J. Atkinson, R. Rasey, R. Severn, M. Wolfinger, B. Whittington P. Matthews, D. Power, J. Steele, A. Rea, S. Jenkins, P. Frew. Row 5: G Powell, B. Colmer, C. Kaelber, J. Williams, J. Wolraven, J. Arthur, T Mercer, R. Sanderson, J. Williams, F. Shaffstall, J. Barnhill, J. Jenkins, J Thomas, S. Thomas, R. James, J. Winters, M. Jobe, M. Matteson, E. Ru dolph, B. Griffith, D. Braden. X 23' 'ri ti B TEES ex - 4 - 'f c f 2 K -ff , Row li E. Rudolph, D. Braden, C. Rowley, N, Cramer, 'X D, Burch, B. Gritiith, Row 2- T. Mercer, J. Williams, C. Kaeiber, H. Jamison, G. Dix, J. Jenkins, S. Statilord, f A M. Glasco, B. Mclean. Mr. Lane conducting. 1 2 Y NNhen The Saints Come Marching ln, vocalizing Carolyn Row- ley, characterized the tempo of the annual assembly of the Star- dusters in January. Through the efforts of these musicians, with George Lane conducting, junior high and community folk were thrilled with the purely American invention-iazz presented in their variety show. During the last two years, Hardings Music Department has provided students with the opportunity to par- ticipate in Theory, a course designed to teach the intricate phases of harmony, eoretraining, composition, transposition, and sight singing. Students have enioyed frequent field trips under the direction of their competent instructor, Mr. George Lane. 'Dear old Harding High was made ready in every cheering session by the snappy tempo ot the Pep Band. This musical group supported the students' cheers with its blaring horns and booming drums during halt-time at Hardings home basketball games. eorf mbers S lens ix L ne G TGV l lGl'TlS o rem i B G ey Reed, ., tame C. ow.ey, . rt -.n . N ta ora . .am , -. x, . oger 1 Will cms . ae ber, V. v ttescn. ow . . i ii, . dolph D. r 'e , . i , , .i , . I .t , Mclean GUNJEEST The Saxophone Quartet G! ,anna The Woodwind Quartet Woodwind Sextet The String Sexfef Q f Y W-fm, I 43 Double Brass SexYe1 4 qw- Tbe Carmel Quarter S 3 1 .S lxxk ,-- SX-R X xx-'Tj-i, i',,.,f r ff M! f! ,ff'JJ , , , . X TREASURERS fl ff' -1 I -,A X it-i 4 X: Row l: D. Fortner, N. Boger, T. Antics, J, Cleveland , Qi' , ' wwf Raw 2. C. Orr, N. Thomas, C. Lee. Row 3: D. Lilley, J CFFICERS M., VICE PRESIDENTS Row l: A. Adamczak, H. Haughn, M. Bark- ley, J. Romeo. Row 2: M. Upton, T. Utley, P. Chapman. Row 3: M. Ramsey, B. Whit- tington, B, Darnell, N. Askew, Row 4: S. Beach, B, Corbin, L. Caskey. Row 5: S. Col- fee, M. Kohler, J. Reinwald. Row 6: J. Hath- away, P. Sykes, J. Thomas. Raw 7: J. Green, J. Jones, J. Fate, E. Shattstall, D. lngemire Row 8: T. Thackery, B. Martin, J. Patrick Row 9- D. Bush, E. George, Jim Merchant, J. Merchant. PRESIDENTS A . Row l: R. Huckaba, N. Neal, A. Rea, B. Klingel, B. Raw 2: D. Hull, J. Farsen, G. Somerlot, D. Caprino, J. Middleton. Walter, J. Mustard, B. Calmer, M. Delany. -' V Row 3: R. Sanclerson, J. Garver, E. Adams, G. Huber, M.. J y Barrett. Row 4: J. Bridges, D. Townsend, J. Burns, G. Williams. Row 5: D. Weary, K. Fields, D. Rentz, A. Short. Row 6: J. Harbin, B. Maggs, M. Shields. Row 7: i L Eblin B. Bruce, J. Anspaugh, C. Newman, Row 8: SECRETARIES Raw l: D. Cramer, H. Speck, A. Buckingham B. Gallina. Row 2: H. Morgan, L. Wingett J. Walraven, S. Leech. Row 3: R. Christman J. Jay, D, Haley, R. Decker. Raw 4: R. Bark ley, J. Chapman, J, Steele, R, Lurye. Row 5 M. Peterson, D, Eller, B. Lawson, K. Petrich Raw 6: P. Ballinger, M. Steele, J. Young, A Milter, M. Romaine. Row 7: F. Freshcorn, G Schwartz, D. Coulson. Raw 8: D. Walker, D. Portner, C. Orr, M. Bash. 4 --4 Colbert, J. Haines, M. Pryor. Raw 4: S. Pennisten, J Taylor, E. Rinnert, E. Sizemore, S. Montgomery. Row 5 J. Jones, J. Corbin, J. Barnhart, C. Merriman. Row 6 D, Gallrrnore, J. Ervin, V. Dutton. Raw 7. T, Pinney C. Roush, D. Wilson, B. Morrison. Row 8: E. Rudolph E. Green, J. Wilson, V. Williams. Row 9: L. Clark, F 58 Blanton. L. Carlisle, R. Hill. Overseas Junior Red Cross members learned about lite at Harding through eltorts ot home-room veeps: albums sent presented us attractively. Presidents did a bang-up job selling Quivers. Secretaries convinced you that cameras produced likenesses worth your money when they sold Quiver pictures, and urged thrifty tolks to bank regularly. Lunch room rewards were con- sumed because ot tickets sold each Mon- day morning by treasurers. Row l: L, Coy, S. Jenkins, J. Middleton, M. Vestal, J. Jay, B. Lawson, C. Blair, Mr, Silver. Row 2: Mrs. Willmeth, M. Barrett, J. Farsen, J, Merchant, C, Newman, B. Lister, Mr. Petrie, J. Nichols, M. Barkley, N. Stumbo. STUDENT COUNCIL Harding's official handbook, compiled by Student Council, will roll off the press by August, so all who are new at the Alma Mater will be in the know come September. To finance this publication, December through February, Harding students were asked to save, beg, or borrow tax stamps. Findlay and Harding executives exchanged places for a day and Jed Middleton and Nancy Stumbo were in on the meetings at the Ohio Association of Student Councils, held in Cleveland, April 27-28. This is the first year that Harding has held member- ship in this organization. RESTROOM ATTENDANTS . Always available in case of emergencies, were our trustworthy rest room attendants. These students volun- teered if they had a free period or a study hall. Many was the day when the teacher heard a voice say, l'l don't feel well. May l go to the Student Council Rest Room to lie down? At the sound of this query, up popped an attendant, ready to cope with the prob- lem, first informing the office. Fall homecoming activities ran smoothly because of the care- ful planning of committees, headed by Jed Middleton, Athletics, Rena Rech, Service, Carol Blair, Student Problems. Car registration is handled by the Council and Class Officials are chosen through elections handled legally by those who know how, as members of the governing body for Harding. Class talent assemblies were sponsored and the April Hit Night was a combination revue. Freshman Orientation Day, April l9, gave us a good look at oncoming Sophomores. Commencement activities were colorful because of efforts put forth by this year's officers: Larry Coy, president, Jed Middleton, vice-president, Rena Rech, secretary, and Joe Merchant, treasurer. Advisers were Mrs. Will- meth, Mr. Silver, and Mr. Petrie. L.4Si-Lgx..-:gi 4---lu X Mary Barkley and impatient. Row lr R. Prater, R. Rech, J. Farsen, M. Upton, S, Watson, M. Barkley, J. Taylor. Raw 2. M. Beckle, D. Rizer, N. Stumbo, C. Hol- Iensen, C Kindell, A. Barkley, D. Geddis, N. Wick, B. Haycook, D. Caprino, L. Moore. Row 3: C. Newman, S. Burns, R. White, M. Barrett, J. Scott, J. Burns, C. Balthaser, N. Cook, J, Merchant, T, Bibler. 59 HOMEROCM OF THE YEAR T w I A B ey Arm ruster Row 2 Arnod Barnhlll M Benson Row 3 D Braden J Arthur G Barton V Benson Row 4 S Allen N As ew Bechtle J ger w 5 A D Ax em Bec e E Adams t R w 6 C a Bel C Akers A Buckrngham Row 7 Brshop B Arbogost T Furstenberger P Bender T Blbler D Burch Standung ns Mrs Harmon Homeroom Teacher Sales Tax stamps were on the march' Student Council needed funds' Competltlon reigned as each homeroom strove tor the highest quota and party prlze Mrs Grlgsby s homeroom 100 charged In vlctorlously with therr S87 83 worth of the total S207 29 collected Beverly Armbrusters home was the scene of cele bratlon tor the vlctors How much wull my flrst payment be'-5 asks Cecll Akers of saleslady Aluce Barkley Buy your 56 Qulver was splendudly heeded by senlors of Mrs Harmon s Home room lO3 who grabbed the Do It Your selt banner by sallrng ID wnth a 1147 per cent These proud students led the 56 Qulver sales camporgn by attarmng the hnghest percentage of sales Close on their heels was Mr Dunlaps Co op homeroom, comrng In with 0 needed lOO per cent Poster bearers for the wmmng homeroom were Erme Adams, Nancy As kew, Anita Buckingham, Thespma Antgas, Carol Blaur, and Steve Allen TAX STAMP WINNER wl r ge Raw J Barley J Augensteln C Balthaser Blake Row 3 M Alexander M Augensteln Berger N Boger Row 4 Armbruster M Bczehr M Barkley L Bosca Row 5 P Barley D Armstrong Salyer J Brady Row6 J Armbruster M Bess J Blankenshlp S Bosh Row Akunson G Brake R Black Standrng D Albert B Bolden M Barre Bland B Beckel Mrs Grngsby 14 The homeroom officers are discussing plans for theur party sf 1 . . .C 4 Q5 The ofiicers of the French Club and Mlle. Freer dtscussnc plans tor a coming meeting. Le Petit Salon, Hardings French Club, con- sists ot second year French students who enjoy the outside study ot France and her people provided by the French newspaper, La Jeunesse. Interesting articles are re- ported upon by various members and at Christmas time carols were sung in French. Mlle. Freer, their supervisor, was assisted by: La Presidente, Mlle. Jane Barnhart, La Sous Presidente, Mlle. Thespina Antics, La Secretaire, Mlle. Pat Neighbors, La Treso- rier, Mlle. Susan Myers, and La Reportier, Mlle. Suzie Carey. SPANISH CLUB Row l J. Wglraven, J. Burns, M. Shields, C. Merriman, C. Blair. Row 2: S. Reed, R. Rech, P. White, K. Armbruster, P. Frew, P. McClenathan, M. Benson, C. Rowley. Row 3 M. Lucas, N. Dorte, C. Bradt, W. Patrick, V. Curren, M. Wol- hnger, P, Waiters, J. Thomas. Row Af J. Church, V. Jones, L. Caslcey, S. Truex, D. Towr-send, H. Jones, R. Severns, C. Newrnar, J. McWilliams. FRENCH CLUB 1--1-B-TNS rd, T. Antias, P. Neighbours, A. Grigsby, L. Waters, L. Seas. Row 2: Myers, J, Bornhart, M. Larsen, R. Riclgway, B. Lawson, S. Carey. Second year Spanish students belonging to Los Hidal- gosf' the Nobles, strive to widen their knowledge of Spanish and to familiarize themselves with the Spanish- speaking countries through the Revista Rotaria Maga- zine. At their festive Christmas party, members proudly displayed their attractive Spanish Club pins. La Protesora Mary Ludwig, their Spanish teacher, ad- vises this group which is headed by Los Senores John Burns, Mike Shike Shields and Jim Wilson and La Seno- rita Juanita Walraven. 1. L! rney? 'ne aa :ers at 'ne Saamsr' c aa auery , Li st I .1 ' 2 I 4 l tr- ,fv- Say, cs' graces doa! lack ve'y good, cc ii - l l. , i l , , W!! ff ,F X--ef i ii l Row 1: S. Myers, R. Ridgway, C. Morrison, B. Gettys, P. Bailey, C. Spohn, D. Tighe. Row 2: G. Moser, D. Walker, J. Barnhill, V. Dutton, G. Hochstetter, J. Noggle, D. DeWolfe, N. Slagle, D. Rentz, J. Merchant. Row 3: A. Martin, J. Arthur, J. Berger, G. Huber, V. Curren, G. Bishop, B. Bagley, R. Bushatz, M. Rorick, D. Braden, A. Hatch. Row 4: S. Haas, J. Trimmer, W. Browne, L. Shingler, B. Weber, J. Forsythe, J. Smith, J. McWilliams, P. Sykes, S. Allen, E. Rudolph. Recognizing the urgent need for American youth to enter the field of engineering F.E.A., sponsored by the Society of Profes- sional Engineers of Ohio, was organized at Harding this year by the local professional engineers who have also furnished guidance and program materials. Any junior or senior is eligible to ioin if he has had one unit of algebra or plane geometry, one unit of science, and some other form of math. Installation of officers, in charge of the Professional Engineers of Marion, gave responsibility to researchers John Thomas, John Arthur, Steve Allen, Susan Myers, Bob Weber, Connie Morrison, Chuck Kael- ber, Merv Matteson, and Judd Scott. Adult advisers are Harold Hazelett and Joseph Petrich. Nursing is a rewarding profession and members of F.N.A. keep in mind the purpose of their newly organized club: To interest students in personal and community health, to encourage them in finding out what nursing requires and what it offers, to help them decide wisely about professional or practical nursing as their career. Program highlights have included: a panel of club members telling of nursing schools in this area, a brief talk on mentally re- tarded children by Joe Merchant, information about loans avail- able, responsibilities of nurse to hospital, to doctor, and to pa- 62 NEW HORIZONS tient by Miss Irene Tinklepaugh and Dr. Frank Vogt, a film- My Cap ls My Crown , experiences as voiced by student aides at Marion General Hospital, the Christmas party at the home of Mrs. Vogt, adviser from the sponsoring group, the Medical Auxiliary, Firsts ln Nursing by Mrs. Robert Fesenmyer, R.N., the spring picnic at Pat Matthew's home, and climaxing the year, a banquet to which Mothers were invited, May 8th, ln the spring iuniors were invited into membership by Mrs. Ruth Sloane, Harding sponsor. Officers have been Pat Matthews, Alice Bark- ley, Sue Graham, Mary Bradshaw, and Dixie Fortner. Future Teachers have taken field trips to Ohio Wesleyan and Bowling Green, where they had valuable conferences with on- campus personalities. Roger Baker, senior at Ohio Wesleyan, talked to one of the monthly meetings, and Dr. Robert Brown was the speaker in February at the annual banquet. Youthful professors assisting Miss Rauhauser, faculty adviser, in direct- ing business, have been Chuck Kaelber, Linda Rowley, Jane Barnhart, Nancy McCurdy, Ernie Adams, Phoebe Frew, Jim Wil- son, Nancy McAdams, and Pat McClenathan. The emphasis that has been given to this much needed field of the professional world should greatly help these young people in decision and pursuit. -ll .lx kT. 1' Q xx X . XX A sg W A Q Row lf Mrs. Sloane, D, Fortner, P. Matthews, A. Barkley, M. Bradshaw, S. Graham, Row 2: C. Bradley, T. Antics, L. Caskey, B. Hughes, H. Haughn, K. Armbruster, P. White, L. Seas, J. Walraven. Row 3: M. Wolhnger, L. Wingett, G. Moore, M. Levacy, M. Ervin, G. Haley, C. Blair, C. Rowley, M. Porter. Row df N. Herman, L. Patrick, E. Mohn, C. Pine, M, Bechtle, J. Walker, N. Dorfe, C, Thomas. THROUGH EDUCATICN Row lr M. Fetter, T. Antias, J. Walraven, N. Askew, N. McCurdy, N. Wick, R. Rech, S. Watkins. Row 2: N, Tower, C. Thomas, L. Waters, P. McClenathan, M. Upton, A. Buckingham, A. Grigsby, D. Endsley. Row 3: C. Merriman, S. Truex, L. Patrick, M. Lucas, L. Spillman, B. Lawson, P. Frew, R. Ridgway, L. Linscott, D. Falor. Row 4. N. McAdams, R, Graham, J. Church, V. Curren, S. Williams, E. Adams, L. Rowley, C. Ward. r 1' V A 73. 5 , , 1 1 . 4 Q 1 , x L 4 'f L ,ek Row l S. Carey, M. Upton, P. Frew, J. Walraven. Row 2: M Fetter, S. Myers, J. Hunter, B. Krohe, B, Hughes, R. Rech, N McAdams, C. Bradley, L. Linscott, S. Faust, L. Rowley, S. Hulilort S. Leech, G. Caprino. Row 3: R. Lurye, N. Waddell, D. White, R Walker, P. Jones, N. Herman, M. Lucas, L. Wingett, R. Russell, L McCartney, A. Rea, L. Miller, C. Merriman, M. Vestal, D. Caprino Row 4: S. Williams, C, Newman, T, Bibler, D. Mickley, D. Walker G. Moser, W. Wesley, B, Martin, D. Tighe, D. Parshall, J. Wilson, E. Adams, B. Weber, J. Thomas, B. Arbogast, S. Jenkins, Mr. Dettre. PROPS 81 Q's All of Harding may not be a stage, but certainly Props and Qs has offered students excellent opportunities to express and de- velop character through acting. Brains clicked and fingers busily wrote in the weeks preceding Christmas as Linda Rowley and her committee produced an original play, a touching story of a blind soldier who had be- come bitter toward God and man. There was a message of true Christmas spirit brought to our assembly through The Voice in the Past. School patrons were fascinated with the dramatic ability evinced at the Open House, November l. Certainly each par- ticipant seemed to be motivated to Act well his part. Fifteen minutes ot recorded news and social tips filled many a Harding Reporter time presented this year in the evening. Some members were a part ot the Club Request hour, a regular feature c' WMRN. Director John Dettre was behind the enthusiastic mem- bers who put pep into the pep rallies held before all Harding basketball games. Olticial names that lighted the Props and Qs marquee were Juanita Walraven, Phoebe Frew, Mona Kay Upton, Susie Carey, Don Caprino, and Linda Linscott. at 3 Jerry Thomas, Dick Parshall, Bill Arbogast, and Don Caprino after a hard day at Harding? No, it's really a scene from Voice in the Past, one of the Props and Q's plays, e sr 'Apartment to Share with Joe Merchant, Janet Hunter, Dave Lockwood, Bob Bagley, and Nancy Waddell. Pictorial presentation tells only part ot a busy program carried on seven days a week at Marion's modern Y with a three told em hasis laced on devel pfrnentkot Bodyf'Mi d, and Spirit. With FYV'Lu3vvig duecli-i g the progra 'at the Y in Addis bba, Ethiopia, e published at the re uest ot the Emp ror, local enthusicts can well be eye that 'ithe YOU 9 Men's Christian ssociation is a worl wide tello ship ot men and b s, women and girls, ited by a commorit yalty t Jesus Christ tor th purpose ot building per nality and a Christi n so Xetyf' The Y operat s in 78 coun- tries with this common goal. ff Co-ed Counc imeets each Wedh ay night to profyi e better recrea- tional programs Y teenagers, who perate the cokef r, and with funds raised bought a p il L o lor the Co-ed room which li most areas ot the Y is a civic center roll Marion. Youth ot all 9 s gather here in an enriched program to use excess energy in cre ive recreation. Older youth help younger yo to grow up in the rig manner as is evident in the Day Camp, Tri-Gr TY and Gray-Y pr rams. Ernie Adams and Phoebe Frew throughout the summer sup,er ise the busy program tor Day Camp, each period is hikes, outdoor educational sions to Mt. Gilead State P swimming, to mention but riding onthe Y Bus which the Tatty Sale. Yes, in this! lor two weeksl i , l endeavor inclit rk, Cleveland, CJ few. How much s purchased par nd includes such activity as ing crafts, interesting excur- d the Zoo in Columbus, and safer and smoother was the tly with money realized from venture kids pdshed door bells and ran legs Must be a good show - but where's the picture'9 A practical side of Y activities -Janet shows how not to drown. off, but older youth pfomoiad and organiz d. Advisors to the Y's clubs tor younger youth are: Phod girls, Jerry Garver, Bud Bui boys. Adult and youth can the private lesson plan an ganized just this year by All this activity is put i Haas, General Secretary, ical Director, and Vivian ld be Dowler, Phoe nside, Steve Snyl in groups or ioi e Frew, and Suzie Carey, the er, and Dave Galimore, the ri the Mask and Fin Club or- protit from instruction given in swimming on I'i 1 dan Ludwig, svvi tqdfull-,swing iby ming instructor. originality and work ot Art l . . ean u wig, ysical Director, Burl Johnson, Youth Secretary, Janet Frew, Girl's Secretary, Jim McBride, Assistant Phys- en, faithful Receptionist. Recreation for everyone-spectator Mike Tennant seems to be taking it harder than the players! 1730 . SplRlT l . ffm'-Y . R ,bs x I GKXQD X ...QL El l l 65 'mi im., .ft-,muff T A M e ,Mb-tif -r .15 ff! D.E.C.A. window brings Christmas cheer to the hall Harding. Mmmmmmmm . . . . that looks good! cw, 'D sot Row li B. Warwick, M. Wise, L. Miller, M. Ferguson, M. Callahan, P. Baker, B. Black, E. Shelton, T. Rutherford. Row 2: J. Honaker, T. Thomas, R. White, D. Harris, J. Schwaderer, P. Simon, S. Marshrnan, B. Riley, R. Hinton. Row 3: R. White, L. Curtis, D. Burklew, R. Kingsley, G. Schwaaerer, B. Vanderhott, T. Honaker, J. Cockerl, J. ller, R. Hughes. Sitt ng at the desk is Bobbie Weaver Well planned window displays won recognition tor D.E.C.A.'s at the State Mr. Shesky is the adviser. Convention in Columbus, Ohio. These in school salesmen proudly wear the emblem of their organization and use ideas from vocational publications for program material at their meetings held each Monday morning. Employers' banquet is a happy occasion each spring. Coordinator Sheskey and Promoter Shelton have directed official business this year. SHOSHONEAN Vocational commercial students take courses leading to secretarial and stenographic work. Their in school training carries a shorthand, typing, office machine emphasis, along with other academic subjects, leading to graduation. After lunch they begin their on the iob training working from l p.m. until the office closes at 5 p.m. Members of the Shoshonean Club seek to develop commercial skills and personal qualities helpful to the student in her relationship with the employer and the public. Each six weeks, social meetings are held in the homes of members, and the annual Employers' Banquet, a high point of graduation, comes in May. Ofilicial secretaries have been Martha Barber, Judy Campbell, Marilyn Laird, Phyllis Bird, assisted by Mr. Russell Dunlap, their capable Harding boss. Row l1 J. Flesher, D. Brown, N. Brown, E. Ford, J. Masters. Row 2: M. Laird, J. Harris, B. Jones, P. Byrd, T. lngraham, D. Foreman. Row 3: B. Mas- sie, D. Brown, S. Fleming, D. Conroy, A. Lutz, D. Blanken- ship, P. Hart, M. Baker, J Cahill. Mr. Dunlap is the adviser. Row lg Mr. Hoops, G. Johnson, T. Hazen, L. Moore, C. Mitchell, L. Corbin, C. Hook, T. Condren, J. Hendel, J. Phillians. Row 2. D. Coprino, J. Jones, B. Williams, F. Garver, P, Reichart, J. Weirman, J. Williams, P. Littleton, T. Brewer, J. Roberts, B. Knaul, C. Burns, B. VanBuskirk. We print tor every event, aptly describes the lnkslingers as lunch tickets, posters for school activities, senior name cards, and, of course, those dreaded grade cards roll oft their presses. Visits to the Jay Maish Company and the Marion Star high- lighted these busy beavers' year. Chief lnkslinger is Mr. Raymond Hoops, assisted by appren- tices: Tom Hazen, Jack Wierman, Jim Jones, and Dan Caprino. V.l.C. A common bond tor industrial and trade educational students, V.l.C., challenges the men of tomorrow to develop high ideals, and appreciation for the dignity of work and to assume leader- ship in school and civic activities. Many hands make light work, becomes reality as these boys arrange chairs for use in the auditorium preceding assemblies and dismantle them at the close. Civic-minded members gained first-hand government data as they visited sessions ofthe state legislature last tall. Chief assistants to advisers Mr. Charles Nichols and Mr. Rich- ard Slack were Lewis Clark, Larry Eblin, Ben Meddles, Glen Dickason, Dave Jackson, and Russ Gorrell. Row lf J. Shroats, J. Hathaway, P. Brown, B. Calbert, B. Gorrell, J. Highland D. Borland, M. Bash, B. Grover, G. Everly, E. Welsh, C. Roush, C. Brothers, J Willams, R. Dickason, M. Clapsaddle, J. Jones, R. Butler, E. Pickens, G. Andres Row 2' F. Maries, R Coaman, C Shuster, C. Orr, Cs. Dickason, R. Brown, D Row'a'wd, W. Short, B. Maggs, F Jones, G. Rob nsari, G. Kuhlrnan, R. Hill, R Montgomery, A. Mar'-ri, Mr. Slack Row 3: Mr. Moody, J. VanArsdall, C. Moore, J. Keller, R. Dodds, V. Strickland, L. Clark, M. Butterman, H. Holt, L. Crompton, 'last' I U: -A' 4 iff V f 4 5 Li NEW K vt 414 M .. This is the way it should be done. Man! What confidence! ,-.S-X 41 L. Sheppard, P. Aldrich, M. Ballenger, W. Corbin, J. Mull, B. Dozier, D. Fos naugh, P. Reichardt, D. Racey, D. Lore, Mr. Nichols. Row A L. Eblin, J. Mes senger, R. Howell, D. Coulson, L Dickason, R. Kirirey, R. Cfuider, P. Jackson C. Best-op, C Barger, D, Ault, F. Sharo, J Stewart, D. Rierner, D. Bash, K Fields, D Partner, J. Hooper, J. Chapman, L. Dutt, J. Payne, D. Drake, E. Rose brough, B. Meddles. TT.. 5, dies BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE af ff ww Now they re coolang candles' What next'-7 Homemakers ot Tomorrow endeavor to achteve dexteruty IH the arts of cookmg sewrng and home management under the gundance of chlet home economists Mrs Drake and Mass Brown Durtng the year these gurls are the eltn crent hostesses tor Harding s OlTICIGl enter taunmg Sewmg a fine seam un Mass Brown s class Art students learn to display their talents rn tlnger painting water colors oul, textile lmoleum blocks clay and dlfterent types of metal Artlstlc posters made under the capable dlrectnon ot Miss Mary Helen Ley greatly and community and school protects Corrrdor gazers stop to admire the display case outsrde the art room while some go rn to vxew wall decorations In Hardlngs Lrttle Art Gallery 3 lt' W? sw 'ESQ Artists at work' Destgn tor tomorrow W Ax' . f f , uv f' . ,, . 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X-' l - 1 1 J.: ' X an ,F 5' ,, c 1, , l - 2' feWOODWErRKtNGl Work nn woodwork Each bay un lndustrual Art ll learns to do elementary foundry work, to design and busld hls own piece of furniture, and to work skulltully with metals Thlrd year craftsmen choose prolects for the year which Involve lntrlcate plannlng and precuslon In workmanshtp Rewards are forthcoming IU the beautifully tlnrshed step end and gate leg tables Sometumes even G bedroom surte rs turned out An old adage It you want anythnng done lust do It yourself could nowhere be more aptly applred than nn lndustrlal Art I where begunnung artrsans work IH wood and metal One semester the other semester rs devoted to prrntung and photography wlth Mr Hoops checking press and darkroom ggi Frnnshed products on dlsplay And here there s o Watch that fnger' f ,rfwri N Y L ,, iw W -, ,, ,, N ,, ,, ' 'F .- 'L 'o f' , ' ' Z.. , 3 R ,. .11- 5-: ff- 7, J wr- f-.f ls! -- f , -s J I , . . . I.. I emphasizes proiects in this medium under Mr. Winterhoft ond X Ni . . y , - A ,V , f l l is Q gig 1 , S .g 2 , - t f l l rar' V The wheels of progress turn in l'larding's modern machine shop. MACHINE SHOP Mr, Emil Lisak coordinates vocational activities at Harding. 70 . .-in 4 Q. , x Y M i -gg '47,1 Gary Everly and ' friendf When their ialopies begin to crealc and rattle, Harding's Auto Mechanics roll up their sleeves and make their buggies as good as new! ln this area, unlimited opportunities are offered to boys at Marion Harding where they are taught the fundamental skills of mechanics. This course provides free training and an opportunity to learn how to use modern tools and equipment. ln addition to half-day training, three hours of first-hand experience in a ga- rage, or the equivalent to 540 accumulated hours out-of-class- room training, are required for seniors to get a diploma. Junior boys work only in the school shop during the morning, but in the afternoon they pursue other academic courses needed for graduation. After commencement this qualifies them to begin their apprenticeship in the trade, eventually many go into busi- ness for themselves. The Vocational Department can be proud of their safety rec- ord because they have received the Marion Safety Council award three consecutive years for no lost-time accidents. lndelibly Machine Shop iuniors and seniors are reminded, lt you dont work you wont graduate, industry throughout their entire school program is a must. These fortunate youth are learn- ing the skill ot using metalworking machines, and the funda- mentals ot machine shop practice such as Mathematics, Blue- printing, and Machine Technology. The students design and engineer their projects that consist ot tools of the trade. Senior boys work with the vises, wood lathes, drill presses, and other modern equipment. These appren- tices are really learning by doing for they are placed in jobs during the last twelve weeks of school, and their enthusiasm would make guild members ot yesteryears proud. Instructors taster an environment where the desire to conserve time, money, and energy can't help but become a part ot the philosophy of the students. Field trips to Hydraulic Press in Mt. Gilead, Cooper Bessemer in Mt. Vernon, American Malleable, Eaton, and Whirlpool-Seeger were planned by Coordinator Lisak assisted by Instructors Nichols and Moody. Hoist away! AUTO SHOP Cor Surgeons at work in the Auto Shop. i --v-...Q qi- --In a -2--L., -v Y . I Raw l: Miss Turner, S. Carey, P. Matthews, C. Merriman, C. Blair, J. Walraven L. Rowley, C. Bradley, N. McCurdy, V, Jones, P. Whitehead. Row 2. R. Rech, M Upton, L. Waters, M. Wolfinger, C. Bradt, H. Haughn, P. White, N. Wick, P Frew, C. Thomas, A. Grigsby, R. Ridgway, M. Larsen. Row 3: L. Schwab, P. Mc- Clenathan, L. Spillman, J. Church, M. Bechtle, M. Walker, P. Jones, A. Barkley Row 4: A. Buckingham, S. Watson, D. Savage, M. Williams, D. Fortner, S Graham. Row 5. T. Antias, M. Fetter, L. Seas, M. Porter, N. McAdams. Row 6: S. Myers, C. Hollensen, G. Haley, B. Lawson, J. Barnhart. Row 7: R. Graham L. Linscott, J. Reinwald. Row l: Mrs. Linscott, G. Ervin, R. Roecker, G. Williams, R. Christ- man, M. Ramsey, J. Hunter, G. Brammer, J. Dickson, D. Copeland, P. Dowler, Alice Spurlock. Raw 2: M. Guinther, S. Montgomery, D. Ulsh, M. Turner, S. Toms, S. McCoy, A. Rea, J. Smith, L. Weston, M. Vestal, V. Obenaur, J. Jones, N. Waddell, J. Power, J. Stecle, L. Snyder. Row 3: S. Beach, S. Hazen, R. Lurye, S. Penriisten, K. Petrich. Row 4: P. Eby, S. Hufert, R. Suda, J. Augenstein, E. Siz- more, J. Smith, M. Romine. Row 5: M. Huffman, A. McCrery, J. Rinnert, K. Wagner, J. Power, L. Franklin, C. Spears. Row 6: N. Curry, S. Fahey, J. Sells, B. Hudson, J. Stockton, S. Schrader, S. Montgomery, M. McNaughton. Row 7: B. Krohe, M. Chapman, P. Busick, J. Jay, J. Wilson. Row 8: M. Lamb, J. Fogle, R. Barkley, A. Adamczak, P. Cooperider. Row 9: M. Belcher, G. Caprino, R. Stanley, B. Calmer, L. Coulson, B. Cole. I Selling Easter lilies for Crippled Children, decorating beautiful Christmas trees at Harding, sending pencils to Korean or- phans, selling football programs, pitching in at Club-Co-ed, sponsoring the annual Sweetheart Dance, and entertaining their Mothers at a 'V rece tion e t sem , iunior, and sop ok! ,,' Hje ers busy. Programs - Q ce o ate, Maintain, and Exten - . : ome school, and commum h st ' rds of Christian character. M rr lexbnder r l'1 , , ' exchange teacher to Gre . . t yearllirom New Bloomington high sc l, broughfxp wealth of information at a joint meeting. i' Janet Frew, Girl's Secretary at the Y, as- sisteclsMiss Turner, Mrs. Harmon, and Mrs. Linscott in advising the girls. Senior officers were Carol Blair, Charlotte Merriman, Pat Matthews, Susie Carey and Juanita Wal- raven. Junior executives were Jan Taylor, Noam Shoup, Donna Eller, Judy Speck, and Sandra Leech. Sophomore promoters were Rebecca Roecker Janet Hunter Rose Ann I I Christman, Gwen Erwin, and Georgeann Williams. Row 7: Mrs. Harmon, J. Taylor, J. Speck, D. Eller, B. Armbruster, N. Shoup, S. Coffee, S. Leech, N. Stumbo, F. Salyer, S. Jenkins, J. Young. Row 2: H. Weinbaum, E. Rinnert, N. Bager, B. Blake, S. Larrimer, N. Jevas, C. Wintringham, C. Lee, N. Byrd, S. Flesher, A. Car- hart, M. Barkley, D. Geddis, P. Ballinger. Row 3: J. Bailey, B. Hale, L. Schroeder, J. Romeo, M. Baehr, L. Bosca, L. Daum. Row 4: M. Kohler, B. Gamble, J. Augenstein, P. Reilly, L. McCartney, C. Snow, J. Corbin, R. Smith. Row 5: H. Morgan, R. Mason, S. McArthur, M. Rank, L. Pensinger. Row 6: J. Gantt, B. Cook, E. Rice, J. Stout, J, Silvers, J. Resh. Row 7: M. Matteson, D. Lagos, N. Thomas, E. Hindman, B. Simpkins, M. Meister, J. Harruff, G. Reichenstein, M. Peterson. Service above self has been emphasized in Hi-Y this year. The annual tafty sale thrilled top salesmen with air trips to Cleveland, and furnished greenbacks for a local bus, and good will dollars going to Marv and Ruth Ludwig, our friends en- gaged in Addis Abba in Y work. Hi-Y'ers learned of African activity from their key speaker Aleme Emanuel training in U. S. s ' f E ie Adams Charles Kaelb J Forsythe, and Har old l-la lett o let Youth and Govern me- dele ates, d gave a Thanksgiving wor pM3f.1oYgoing ck to serve as ass tan qs -'Dr s, under leader- hip - J ' I ' I rf . tyrkey to t - unty Home folks. Junior 'piloters were Adviser, Tom Petrie, Dick Williams, Russell James, Max Carroll, Dick Hastings, and Jack Kerr. Decorating for the Homecoming Dance was festively done under leadership of Sophomore inspirers Steve Jenkins, Jack Myers, Steve Donithen, Phil Van Meter, Tom Wilson, and Mr. Gene Maynard. Row Y: B. Weber, P. Schnaufer, J. Smith, J. Thomas, J. Forsythe, C. Kcelber, D Burch. Row 2: D, Caprino, D. Lockwood, T. Garver, E. Adams, N. Slogle, P Littleton, J. Barnhill. Sitting at the desk is Mr. Hazelett, the adviser. Row lr D. Mickley, D. Williams, J. Kerr, D- Hamm M. Carroll, Mr. Petrie. Row 2: G. Brake, J. Peiter, Merchant, D. DeWolfe, J. Coulter, D, Foos. Row 3: T. Bland, W, Brown, L. Henry, P. Bailey, B. Bagley, G. Hochstetter, G. Williams, G. McGinnis. l i Wi. arns. Row 3 C. Ziegler, G, Beveridge, J. Grittath, R. Claypoo Sql-meter, J. Weldy, L. Peters, D, Peirson, E. Hutchman. Row if G. Maynard, B. VarMeter, S. Donithen, S. Jenkins, J Myers. Row 2. F. KlVlSlEf, G. Retterer, D. Penry, G. Roberson, V G. Garver, R. Galliton. Row 4: E. Shaffstall, T. Thackery, B 73 ..- xc iii Mir XT Li il l X Xlr xl! X X x John Arthur pres Glorifiecl Him. S X f , ,X fff X X, f 74 The Harding Choir furnishes sacred music for the service. li SERVICE ents his sermon During Lent, many Hardingites anticipated the Pre-Easter serv- ices sponsored by the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y clubs held each morning at 8:00 during the week of March 19. These services, centered around the general theme, What Have We Done? , furnished vivid accounts of Holy Week and Easter events. Dick Hart presented his thoughts of the first Palm Sunday in Crowned Him. The bearing of the cross was the theme of Carried the Cross by Ruth Ann Miller, on Tuesday. Steve .len- kins and Jack Kerr gave thought-provoking meditations, using as their subjects, We Quenched His Thirst and Pierced Him. Friday morning, the entire student body attended the inspiring Easter Assembly planned by co-chairmen Carol Blair and John Thomas. Donna Eller, organist, and Miss Turner, pianist, pre- sented the prelude as Suzie Carey, song leader, and the Har- ding Choir led the assembly to worship with processional hymn, All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name. Charlotte Merriman gave the invocation, followed with a prayer by Merv Matteson. Pre- ceding a poem read by Carol Blair, John Thomas led the Re- sponsive reading and the Harding Choir sang All in the April Evening as a prelude to the inspiring message, 'Clarified Him, by .lohn Arthur, a senior. Larry Coy gave the closing prayer with benediction by the choir. Ruth Ann Miller speaks on Carried the Cross. Tiff' ' f-5 ,-, A wishing well helps to carry out the theme of this year's Junior- Senior Prom, ' Courtin Time. Bridges, street lights, wishing wells, and sign posts gave a realistic effect to the Courtin' Time theme cleverly carried out by the decorating committee headed by Mr. Shesky when the Juniors entertained the Seniors June l, from 9-12 P.M. at the l-ly-Way Rollarena. Working hard throughout the day, so guests might relax to the music Mac Finch's ten piece orchestra fur- nished, were Judy Speck, Bill Hull, Judy Steele, Gene Remmy, Dick Wilson, Jan Taylor, Sandra Coon, and Dixie Geddis. Other details were smoothly executed by Mr. Dunlap and his assistants. Few slept in Marion that night, for either you were entertain- ing, being entertained at a progressive party or attending a movie with the prom theme getting mixed with the cinema musi- cal score or story. Q . 3 f ,fnwjf xx ,A fig ?,ff ff YZ!! J I .A F s G ' . i '27 at BACCALAUREATE 'AA Cake Not Turned was the interesting sermon topic de- veloped by Rev. M. E. Hollensen of Emanuel Lutheran Church for our Baccalaureate, Sunday, June 3 at four o'clock. ln the analogy, a man or woman without God was likened unto the cake which having been left unturned could not be considered done or finished. Preceding the program Loretta Caskey presented a beautiful half hour organ recital including Liebestraum, O Sole Mio, Finlandia, and 'Melody in F. Because of the atmosphere created by the soft music and the floral decorations, appropri- Before and after Baccalaureate, friends were grouped together, dis- cussing the graduation activities and their plans for the future. r il? 2 if V .lf K s-J Y ? LN-- st 5 ' . xffsg Seated on the stage are tive ministers, Rev, Truex, Rev. X Stafford, the Baccalaureate speaker Rev, Hollenson, Rev. ' Falor and Rev, Williams. Seated at the organ is Miss Loretta Caskey, a member ofthe graduating class. 76 'Q alas-.-.W .. F. ately done by members of the Student Council with Mrs. Barbara Wilmuth in charge, our auditorium became a sanctuary in ap- pearance. 'Never Grow Tired Of Praying was sung by the Harding Choir, directed by Mr. L. G. Jones. The audience of some 3,000 ioined us in singing our class hymn, l'Beneath The Cross of Jesus. Rev. Melvin Truex gave the Invocation, Rev. W. L. Stafford read the lst Psalm, Rev. H. V. Falor offered prayer, while Rev. Strother J. Williams pronounced the Benedic- tion, followed by the choral response, The Lord Bless You and Keep You. Participating ministers are all fathers of graduates this year. We had marched sedately into the auditorium in step with War March of the Priests, and we recessed in stately manner to the familiar strains of Triumphal March by Grieg. Ushers were junior class boys headed by Phil Sykes, their president. Challenging us are three essential properties of spiritual guid- ance-Peace of Mind, a satisfaction of fulfilling God's role for us in our lives, and the blessings of Eternal Life. Indeed each honored senior should feel the privilege to take God with him as he goes forth into the world, for with Him our chances of true success are immeasurably enhanced. The 84th class to be grad- uated from Marion Harding High School concluded a vital ex- perience of Commencement Week. i iii.. it ii Q l T F7 CLASS SENIOR BREAKFAST Clever introductions by Toastmistress Ann, helped make the 28th Senior Breaktast, Commencement morning at lO o'clock in the Lunchroom, an occasion never to be torgotten. The theme was well worked out by the committee in charge of Miss Rauhauser and Mrs. Willmeth. The menu was l tor the Money, picture of the school on the cover, 2 tor the Show, review ot the past by Susan Myers and Jim Berger, 3 to Make Ready, and Commence- ment meditation by Jim Wilson, 4 to Go. ln the Half Minute Club many expressed appreciation for Helps at Harding, and the '56 ofticers were authorized to plan for a Class Reunion in tive years. Merv Matteson gave the Invocation, while Linda Schwab, Martha Woltinger, Nancy Cramer, Marilyn Porter and seniors of the Harding Choir presented special music. Junior girls directed by Miss Brown made lovely waitresses. DAY A new look tor seniors, a Premiere for class of '56, best de- scribe the annual Class Day, May 25. Class ofticers led the Processional, March ot the Brave, played by the Band, and these officials were the key people on the program. Chuck led the Pledge of Allegiance, Carol read Scripture, Alice gave the prayer and presented the Class Gitt, a bronze plaque ofthe Ten Commandments to be hung in the Lobby. This fine memorial will help Hardingites tollow the advise given by President Joe as he urged all assembled to build life with the proper ingre- dients as a successtul cake maker follows a recipe in baking a cake. Phyl accepted the challenge after which Carol Hollensen led the singing of the Class Song. As a titting climax, seniors, boys in blue, girls in white gowns, recessed to Crosley March played by the Band. 37 'Af ' fund was grven foltowtng G aduatton I as I1 ld In lunchroom and Bob Montgomery s Orchestra furnished th music Free refreshments were served whtch added to the entoyrnent of the evenrng Vocational teachers and tl-nerr wrves played host 78 , Z Jr 1 To conctude our activrtres at Harding, the Senior Dance ' ' ' r . t w e A the e ' . , The 84th Annuai Cornmencemen! was held rn the Marlon Colnseum June 5 1956 The mann address Some Wxshes for You was de lrvered by Dr A Blair Knapp Presrdent af Demson Umversny To add to the reverence of the evening the Hardrng Choir sang two numbers For the Beauty of the Earth and Master of Human Destlnles an la' 0 .nu ,X iz ' xx 'I ,R . Q . Winn, SPCJRTSMANSHIP If I fl f I' I ,Ill s gxggfg fx I ' Os xi ,- X K Q I f V I is A IS DEVELOPED IN ATHLETICS J. A , gWTQWif M W fvfgawf , ' 5 -fw'ff,,ear'1 xM Wf?? . ' vw' 4, W . U ,g .frfv - H' V ',,wyAA I -vm, f 'r .A Q., . W1 .V H , ..,29,, 'I' g 'c',Q. l, - 1 - V ,,., rp., I I ,...I .. wif I gfifaf' 3: nas?-f A- ' ef A .gm .. li ,Q Mya., ,a S my M f I In his first year as the pilot of Hardings football team, Coach Gordon Larson and his capable assistants, Al Beach, Jim Lawler, Bob Messaros and Lou Ralston, did an excellent iob of whipping thirty inexperienced young men into a sound, well-drilled foot- ball machine. Although the Presidents had their ups and downs, Harding can well be proud of these braves on the gridiron. The squad compiled a record of three wins and six losses, and of these six losses four were by only one touchdown or less. The Prexies opened the season at Columbus West and en- countered their first loss, l3 to 6. The team fumbled twice and the Cowboys of Columbus capitalized. Newark was the first home game and second loss, 7 to O. The team put up a great battle but inexperience told the story. Toledo Macomber soundly whipped Harding 26 to 2, for Toledo was a very good team and simply outclassed the Presidents, Fostoria was the first win, THE FOCTBALL SEASON l3 to O. The boys came to life and showed a scoring punch. The T955 Homecoming was a 25 to l8 loss to Elyria. Harding played its best game of the season but was autshadowed by the Pio- neers. The Prexies won their second game at Findlay, l3 to 6. The defense was really great in stopping the Troians that night. The Erie bell was brought back from Ashland by a 20 to O vic- tory. The Fremont game was a 30 to l2 loss, but our carriers of the pigskin provided a strong game for all who were in the stadium. In the Sandusky game the Presidents were unable to get a scoring drive started, and the result was a l3 to 6 defeat. The pictures taken by Principal Darl Gatchell were fine for checking makes and misses. Twenty-seven men, seventeen of whom will return next year, received letters. Fans can look for- ward to an exciting season on the gridiron next fall. Row l J. Scott, H. Jones, V. Curren, L. Coy, D, Townsend, J. Burns, T. Hazen, Sykes, G. Sarnerlot, J. Ulery, P. Fleming, B. Klingel, M. DeLaney. Ro G. Huber, T, Firstenberger, J. Thomas. Row 2- G. Williams, R. Lister, J. R. James, G. Newell, R. Bartz, G. McGinnis, R. Martin, J. Winters, J. Lightner Harbin, G. Remrny, B. Roberts, V. Williams, L. Henry, D. Davis, D. Russell, B, Smith, E. Green, D. Lucas Coaches- B. Messaros, L. RGlStOU, G- LGVS ft J. Guthrie. Row 3' B. Anspaugh, J, Middleton, M. Barret', R. Huckaba, P Beach, .I. Lawler. ' - - ' f - . . W. .. .LAL 3 v 'l L ll ll l .l l L l ll llffl l'.'3lf3 Teams We Columbus West 6 Newark O Toledo Macomber 2 Fostoria 13 Elyria l8 Findlay l3 Ashland 20 Fremont l2 Sandusky 6 They 13 7 26 O 25 6 O 30 13 And o pass rs cbouf fo be thrown. Wnll V be completes? We ccn only hope it wosn lntercepled. The bc lcarrler could moke o vcucncown 5 number 79 :on block the eleven men odvon: ng loworcs we 'I ,,,, if' 122' The managers for thus years football iecms are .l Hendel C Mitchell D Hon C E VV i H. Jones B. Roberts G. Remmy C. Mitchell ww V. Willidms J. Middleton Q. Barrett L. Henry ..I. I T. Hazen J. Harbm i' J. Scott J.G uthrie V. Curren 82, P. Sykes J. Burns is 'ITC' . ,Alf B. Arbogost ffm D. Davis J fu av .gg 9.3 9 ,., P 1 4,-.Q B. Smith J. Thomas E. Green D. Fleming D. Townsend E? 21' G. Somerlot J T, Firstenberger vfs L. Coy 4 Klingel C ai' A f ff? D. Hart J. Hendel 5' W gf-, W' AQ I 3 1 E 1 I , 4 I Y ibm: 1 .rg . 3 . A 4 , ' . , 4 Wifi 'Q cf X... if Attendant Barb Gallrna arrrves before hornecom ng fans rf NPN ROYALTY IS CROWNED AT HOMECOMING Go' Frghtl Wtnl cheered Prexre tans as Hardrng s determmed men ot the grtdrron clashed wnth Elyrra rn hxgh hopes or honor mg therr gracrous Queen Becky Lawson wrth a thrrllrng Home comrng game Frrday October l4 1955 The parsed Queen and her Court consrstrng of Carol Blaxr Barbara Gallrna Helen Haughn and Rena Rech appeared rrd Ing on supremely styled 55 converttbles that cruised slowly around the Held These queenly Hardlngltes were neatly attlred In tashronable surts accented by strands ot delrcate pearls gen erous gltts of Carroll s Jewelry Duane and Bruce Dennison tenderly bore the crown ot tragrle whrte mums to the center of the tradrtronal heart formed by the Hardmg Marchnng Band and handed rt to Mr Howard Lawson who proudly placed rt upon the head ot hrs daughter Ray Hyatt pard trnbute wrth the tradttronal song Sweetheart of Harding Hugh Members of the court were escorted by thenr happy fathers too Though Elyrra proneers came out on top splrlts rallred at the homecomlng dance held rn the lunchroom tollowrng the upset Wrth the Stardusters provrdrng musrc Queen Becky and escort Gary Huber wrth her court and escorts Dlck Hardin .hm Wha ley and John Burns led the Grand March As a most flttrng clrmax to such a memorable fall evening Queen Becky held Open House tor her sublects Dmne and Bruce Dem Son Wmor Cmendams are dazzled by he From ther oyal box the queen and her court view the tradrttonal magn tlcence of our hamecom ng ceremony llomecommg loofbcll Same if B X Q 'Z fb X H0 xi V257 f lb! 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' - Mwgzw -:vm N 1 Q 2 1 Hardlng Hardmg Hardmg Hardmg Hardmg Harding Hardmg Hardmg Hardmg Hardmg Hardmg Harding Harding Harding Hardmg Hardmg Hardmg ef Springfield Kenton Columbus Aqumas Sandusky Fmdlay Fremont Newark Loram Ashland Elyria Sandusky Fmdlay Bexley Fremont Loram Gallon Elyria TOURNAMENT PLAY Har :ng 67 Har mg 81 Har ang 65 Bucyrus Ashland Shelby Ted Bnbler receives Coach Lawler at the Basketball Banquet congrotulatuons from BASKETBALL SEASON Under the direction of Coach .llm Lawler Hardmg Prexles com piled an Impressive record of 12 wms and 9 defeats Wlth three returning lettermen Coach Lawler proceeded to build a Prexle team which finished second place rn the Buckeye Conference along with Fmdlay Looking over the season Hardungltes take pride in the two wms over our arch rival Fmdlay Long remembered will be the two Fremont and Elyria wms and the exciting game with a strong Loram team ln the tournament this year the Prexles went to the finals by defeating Bucyrus nn a slow game 67 59 and a highly favored Ashland team 81 74 In the final game a well drilled Shelby team eliminated the Prexles 82 65 At the basketball banquet sponsored by the Booster Club headed by Mr Robert Middleton the boys were inspired by the address and demonstration of shooting by Robin Freeman All American Basketball star from Ohio State Coach Lawler chal lenged each player as he presented letters to Ted Blbler hugh scorer with 315 points Mike Shields 273 Harold Jones 270 Bob Messner 167 Dave Lockwood 152 and Lowell Carlisle 131 These senior boys will be sorely missed by the team next year Letters were presented to lumors Phll Sykes with 66 points and Jed Middleton with 16 points These two will provide a fine nucleus for the 57 Presidents and Marlonltes should be proud to fill the gym to capacity each home game for teams do play better when rafters echo J ' lie f SX X - ix Ti 4 'g,, :-fi! A Qs 4 Yr A 7 7 U 7-, lf iQf Q5-ex if 1 'ff v X by .X , Harding 67 Upper Sandusky 28 - ' Q '- ' ' 55 ' 61 - ' ' I - ' 53 64 ' - I , I ' 60 ' 45 ' , l ' 63 47 - . - ' - , Q ' 64 ' 63 I ' 60 52 . - I - - ' 56 78 r - - I - ' 85 ' 112 ' ' ' , ' 61 93 - I - ' 73 ' 48 I - ' I - ' I I I 7 ' 52 53 I i I 7 ' I . ' 61 ' 50 ' ' . - . ' . . I . . . ' . . . . . . ' 76 ' 90 ' - I ' - ' 85 ' 66 - I ' 92 ' 68 . d' 59 d' 74 d' 82 The Presidents' Co-captains, Lowell Carlisle and Mike Shields, led the Prexies through a successful season of T2 wins and 9 defeats. In the season the team scored T407 points lor a 67 point game average compared to T360 points and 65.l point game average tor the opponents. The team attempted 67.9 shots a game and connected on 24.4 ot them tor a respectable 37 percent. From the tree throw line the Presidents made T62 of 28.4 attempts tor a 57 percent average. The Presidents started slowly at the beginning of each half but came back strong in the second and tourth quarters. B bicr V est i a 'n .lcmp Centerl ,owe Co' se :: 'A ke Shielas with the toois ot tlne t':de, T: C l 4 l K. sci: 9+ .VJ5 'l'wK bw XX 7-AT.: 1 X i 1 7 . N I C, W b , Lowell Carlisle. Row 2: Bill Smith, Jed Middleton, Mike Row lg Phil Sykes, Dave Lockwood, Bob Messrier, Ted Bi ler Shields, Harold Jones, Paul Bender, Coach Lawler. '22 M lf t 1 ' A K i X '55 39 ,eo Por Gai X . l 5552 it . O . al is l TRS, X lf., H-A ' 1 J Q 'S . 2 . 4- - ' -p e 47 N ., r - s L L X A LJ itliflfg af I , 1' f .f . ' X H, iqo 3'2i5ES C X W Ee , ., J f Wg ,fig ' Q., pgwigf QYKSXJ- Q 4 XX F V '11 '... Q5,.3:S gui Q Et Ti? 45 4 H bi F d Shaftstall. Row 2: Vaughn Williams, Bob Lister, Everett Row l. Bob Klingel, Dick Penry, Larry Jay, Jerry ar in, re Shalitstall, Tom Mercer, Jirn Hess, Bruce McLean, Gene Rerrimey. Row 3: Joel Sharp, Dick Wilson, Jim Anspaugh, Ray Huckaba, Dan Davis, Coach Beach. A 3 The Vice-Presidents under the tutelage of Coach Elvin Beach, previewed promise of great things in the future years for basket- ball fans at Harding. With a splendid 15 won - 3 lost record the team was winner ofthe Buckeye Conference Reserve league. The team was comprised ot juniors and sophomores who hold the hopes of the varsity next season, Harding fans will remember the thrilling games betore the varsity tilts. ierevrg ln 18 games the Vice-Presidents hit tor lO2O points for a 56.7 game average to their opponents' 77l and 42.8 game average. !aaasJ I' aff Qw- ohn Thomas and Jim Smith take inventory. Act.on c-p enty in tee se o C came iHara:'t o .Q oi the D-Sffiil Tournament. High scorer for the Veeps was Bob Lister with 223 points. Then came Tom Mercer with 2l6g Joel Sharp, l37, Everett Shatstall, llO, Bill Smith, 55, Jim Anspaugh, 53 and Vaughn Williams with 52. l l ir- 5 f f f X Q za XL f if 1 4 viii ,ff BbM . ff Ex X X if fN X Mike Shlelds X X V10 W TdBbI c 1 'Q Phil Sykes 'Xllw ly 295 -e r Fcfx . M N- :Q ' ig' Jed Middleton Mr. Lawler- The 1955-56 basketball season was, in my opin- ion, our most successful season since coming into the new Har- ding building three years ago, not primarily because of the won - lost record we established, but because of the outstanding man- ner in which our boys conducted themselves on and off the court. They exemplified a great desire to work, learn, and win. The intelligence to be leaders in the classroom and to live by a code of conduct made them a tremendous asset to their com- munity and school which can well be proud of them. l felt it a privilege to be associated with such a group of boys. Mr. Beach- The reserve season for 1955-56 was a success with a 15 won - 3 lost record which included the Buckeye Con- ference Reserve title. There should be some good moterial avail- able for varsity competition next season and I hope the boys can keep improving. The varsity had an exciting year with the team enioying some 'hot' nights and suffering some 'cold' ones. They should be congratulated for their accomplishment in reaching the sectional finals in tournament play. Will it be good? An exciting moment in the Harding Ashland game of the District Tournament. Coach Lawler Coach Beach FIGHT FIGHT FOR VICTCRY THIS IS 0UR CRY T - E - A - M yea team! literally shook the rafters of Harding's sturdy gymnasium as students cheered lustily at enthusiastic pep assemblies, held prior to every football and home basketball game during the year. On September 9, I955, six happy and proud girls were chosen to serve as Harding cheerleaders. They practiced every night after school, so they would be ready to back the team. At the football banquet in December the girls presented cor- sages to Miss Brown and Mrs. Ludwig, their advisers. In turn Miss Brown awarded Donna Eller, Josetta Romeo, and Judy Speck letters for serving two years. At the basketball banquet in recognition of faithful service, Linda Linscatt, senior cheer- leader, Judy Jay, and Judy Jones were honored with the coveted letters. Tribute was paid to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Smith for chauf- feuring the girls to every out of town game. Back ng up the cheerleaders -the Harding Cheering Leading the Harding rooters in cheering the Prexies on to victory are Judy Jay, Judy Speck, Linda Linscott, Judy Janes, Donna Eller, Josetta Romeo. leaders. . . Also honored at the Football Banquet were the cheer PREXIE CGACHES 'Boy, it we could only have Robbin Freeman on our team, we could beat anyone, ' Coach Lawler and Coach Beach are thinking. ff' R 1- XL , -- ,X Xi' s e g ,1 i B X J l I N f f lf, Kc 'X - f X ?' S-. K 1 X Q? XXX- g , Formal poses tor this athletic crew are most unnatural, tor with the blow of a whistle they are in action, wherever and when- ever duty, assignment, or better still, love at sports calls them. Margaret Davis certainly found a response from Harding femmes when her athletic ideas were advanced in gym classes, play days, intramurals, or G.A.A. programs. Quickly she become one ot them when she arrived the second semester. Each sport is passing in review before you so not one ot these Chief athletes needs an introduction, but Coaches Messaros, Larson, Cover, Somerlot, Beach, Ralston, and Lawler have our thanks tor a year well done. Best advice from all ot them might well be summed up in words oft' quoted by Co-ordinator Kenny Somerlot, Harding battlers need but to be shown, then they go it the rest ot the way. You can count on them coming through. ll l5 9005 l00lf'Vl9 QVOUD, CO'75l5llV'lQ of seven men and a woman, composes the Athletic Stat? They are Molgcfel DGV'5i Bob MQSSOVOS, Gcfdoft Lorson, Bill Cover, Kenny Sornerlot, Al Beach, Lou Raiston, and Jim Lawler. g l Mr. So 'e'tot, youll Fra that item in ye low pages. 3, bs' ,,i. lf 'lnflwlf N xi. IWRA. I ? ' le--rxi Row lt Mr. Somerlot, Advisor, C. Burns, D, Hastings, L. Henry, L, Jay, F, Castanien, J, Fazara, B, Klingel, V, Williams, J. Hendel, L, Coy, G. Hoch- stetter. Raw 2. M, Delaney, T. Firstanberger, B, Roberts, L. Schlingler, G. Remmy, L. Carlisle, V, Curren, L, Butler, G. Brake. Row 3: B, Morrison, D, Coulson, B. Dozier, B. Dozier, D. Townsend, J. Thomas, G. Huber, J. Scott, J, Berger, Row 4: J. Ulery, L. Tierney, E, Garce, E, Green, D. Weary, F. Col- lins, J. Patrick, T, Bland. Row 5: P, Sykes, B, Smith, J, Middleton, G. Williams, 3 G. Bishop, B, Lister, J. Harbin, G. Dickason, D, Russell. Row 6: R. Bagley, Y Hg ' Hi H, . f '1 D. Gallimore, J. Peifer, R. Severns, R, Guider, D. Fosnaugh, D. Caprino, J. W Thomas, J. Smith, Row 7: M. Barrett, B. Hull, J, Arthur, D. Hart, T. Hazen, T. Bibler, D. Davis, D. Powers, B. Weber, H. Gruber, aving earned the required number of points from par- ticipating well enough to win a letter in one of Hardings seven sports, gives a Prexie athlete an invitation to join Varsity H. These athletically inclined boys, advised by Coach Somerlot, have contributed valuable services both to the school, whose emblem they proudly wear, and to the community, from which they receive their backing in athletic events. Members have ushered at football games, manned the gates at benefit games for which they sold tickets, sold spring sport's programs, and conducted fund raising ideas for Harding's extensive athletic program. They really trust leadership, for Gary Huber wraps all the official responsibility into his Varsity H title Prexy. Though no other officers were elected, each of the 70 members felt his privilege forthcoming to go along with the Team in a fine program. Row lr M, Cockrel, V. Long, S. Hill, C. Stanley, M, Henry, B, Hughes, C, Morrison, S, Smiley, D. Cramer, C. Rowley, P. Fetter. Row 2: S. Campbell, R, Upton, N. Henry, E, Coy, M. Johnson, J. Reinwald, B, Gallina, R. Decker, M, Ervin, L Caskey M Ware S Moore S Kinnamon, Row 3: Miss Davis, Advisor, J, White, P. Predmore, F, Reading, P. Bal- er G ner N eal L as E M n E Lam B Whittn on M Ran Williams, W. Rinderle. Row 41 Ik N R S Faus Crouso, S. Smith, J. Kingsley, nrirng M J es Lyons c R Wa er wer M Clark D Middleton S Bradshaw G.A.A. l An active group of girls, mixing fun with sports, comprise the Girls' Athletic Association. Carolyn Rowley captained this crew and Mrs. Elizabeth Toppy Topliff served first semester, and Miss Margaret Davis, second semester, as capable advisors who supervised Play Nights each Tuesday. Other activities of the group included a paper drive, a Christ- mas party, and Meets at Sandusky, Fostoria, and Bowling Green where Harding Athletes participated along with femmes from forty-four other schools. Salesmanship was dem- onstrated in the selling of autograph hounds and Harding sweat- shirts, and the purchase of G.A.A. iackets. Cheers were in order at the annual banquet May 21, when awards were given those who possessed necessary credit points. -1----'-Yi ,J ' swf That test Miss Davis gave must have been hard Then there were those morbid athletic banquets. CROSS Among the members ot the Cross Country team there are ten out- : H- standing runners. They are Lewis Clark, Greg Hochstetter, Jim , A Jones, Frank Castanien, Gene Brake, Bill Hull, Carl Burns, Ben Dozier, Tim Thomas, and Lewis Butler. Somerlot to some stray runners. Harding started its l955 Cross Country season with a green, inexperi- enced squad with ten returning Iettermen. Coach Kenny Somerlot worked with these boys and came along with a record ot which we all can be proud. Harding ran through 9 straight dual meets undefeated. The Prexie runners finished fourth at the Bowling Green Relays. Later in the season, they qualified for the State Cross-Country by deadlocking Lima at the district. Harding thinclads came in fifth at the state meet. Carl Burns finished sixth for a berth on the All Ohio Cross-Country team. Raw l. J, Trimmer, A. Cerney, V. Jacobs, E. Goree, K. Silverthorn, J. Ambrose, B. Williams, J Fazara R Dlckason D. Walters, L. Walters, Mgr. D. Walker. Row 2. R. Hastings, G, Brake, L. Jay, W. Dozier, F Castcnlen W u G. Hochstetter, J. Peifer, J. Gay, C. Kaelber, L. Moore, Mgr. D, Weary. Row 3: Mgr. R. Guider Mgr R Severns J. Arthur, L. Dickason, D. Coulson, T. Thomas, L. Butler, C. Burns, B. Dozier, L. Clark, J. Jo R William Shingler, Mgr, D. Powers, Coach Ken Somerlot. 417.4 Will you fellows, over there, please get ready9 yells Coach .0 . f yy: f X . ff' f X f f fx N f X i A .- 5 X J 'f f N R L If f 1-fi ,jf -1 , , if f . - f ,f , K. , lOO ,, al The i956 Track team was the most powerful team Harding has produced since l952. Coach Kenny Somerlot and followers of the cinderpath agreed that our track season not only produced many records, but also gave us our brightest advance in all the big meets of Ohio. Most gratifying is the fact that it was accomplished by a group of hard workers who grew up more with each success. To elaborate, this year's squad did indeed pro- duce many records-discus, pole vault, high iump, high hurdle, shuttle hurdle, shot put, mile relay, and 440 yard dash-were established by the fast stepping Prexie thinclads. The winning string of dual meets was extended to 53 straight, a record not equaled in the state. Marion followers, and those who read the follow-up stories, had to have a bulletin board to keep track of the anticipated and accomplished victories. ln meets around the state, the Prexies finished fourth at the Dennison Indoor Relays, fifth at the Ohio Wesleyan Relays, and eleventh at the Mansfield Relays. The harriers won the Seventh Annual Marion Night Relays, and the Buckeye Conference for the second straight time. The boys then proceeded to win the District title at Mansfield and to finish eleventh in the state meet at Columbus. ln this contest at Ohio State University, Gary Huber established a new state record in the discus, with a heave of l65 feet 3314 inches. This is terrific to say the least. This year's squad was very well balanced in every position. Gradua- tion has left many gaps in material for different events, but other thin- clads will come through to accept the challenge left by the members of this year's squad, who will make new records for themselves in ways inspired by training received in this fine spring sport. Row l: J. Arthur, B. Hull, Bill Dozier, Ben Dozier, B. Hastings, D. Lockwood, T. Firstenberger, L. Henry, B. Roberts, D. Fosnaugh, G Huber, C. Burns, L. Butler. Row 2: V. Williams, J. Farsen, B. Smith J. Fazara, G. Hochstetter, L. Clark, A. Keller, R. Jones, L. Jay D. Coulson, A. Cerney, J. Thomas, M. Shields. Row 3: P. Kerran J. Jones, J. Pfeiffer, E. Carey, B. Lister, F. Castanien, J. Patrich, L. Shingler, D. Russell, G. McGinnis, G. Brake, R. Burklew. Row 4 D. Walters, R. Dickason, W. Goines, R. Westcott, S. Bushatz, R Huckaba, W. Martin, G. Curren, L. Gamble, P. Sykes, R. Brobeck L. Hughes. Raw 5: P. Van Meter, D. Weary, T. Thomas, M. Sharp B. McLean, D. Armbruster, J. Rankin, Mgr. D. Power, Mgr. R Guider, R. Severns, Head Mgr. l wonder if these boys feel well. They certainly don't look very well. I won- der why the coach put them in? A guy can certainly get tired near ners are saying to themselves. the end of the mile run, Harding run- , , , .. l r f3sFlT.L , r ., 9 .5 f r' i'. -V ,, i 1 ,f X 7 4 L,' 1 .f f?'Q5v L. ' Hifi-.. I ' vl T ' . ff- I- ' - 'if Q. 'tv-I5 ' ' J lt's as easy to throw a discus as it is to throw a tennis ball, so Gary Huber, State Discus thrower, is thinking. The 1956 track season was the brightest in the history of Harding High School. Never have we won the district title. This was a good year because we produced good rec- ords and the kind of men of whom Harding will always be proud. Signed. fdjmf Up, up, up and over goes Dan Fos naugh in the pole vault. y xi Ml O 5 K, .. 91 , J 4 i 'UIQ -i Y mania. 'm,,,. Wm, 'H' i Row lg Managers D. Burch and B. Weber, L. Coy, J. Burns, L. Corbin, D, Hart, E. Kurz, H. Jones, B. Messner, J. Scott, B. Smiley. Row 2: G. Rernrny, J. Parish, J, Jackson, M. Barrett, P. Bailey, G. Williams, D. Gallimore, H. Gruber, J. Middleton, B, Klingel, B. Anspaugh, J. Welty, Coach Lou Ralston. Ten lettermen awaited Lou Ralston as he started his first season as head umpire for the Harding Baseball squad. A solid infield, consisting of Tic Gruber, Ed Kurz, Jed Middleton, and Pete Bailey, was ready to go with a tough mound staff of Larry Corbin, Harold Jones, Dave Gallimore, Bob Messner and centerfielder Larry Coy. Postponed games because of wet weather gave a slow start to the boys who finally ielled, however, to win our section and go on to runner-up in the District. In the Buckeye Conference Harding was runner-up against Lorain. The season closed with a 5 won and 6 lost record. Wins were scored against Mansfield, Bucyrus, Upper Sandusky, Galion, and Findlay, losses were from Delaware, Fremont, Galion, Mans- field, and Ashland. From the ranks of underclassmen must come those who can fill the shoes of Coy, Messner, Burns, Hart, Kurz, Corbin, Jones and Scott. The Harding diamond can't compare with one of the Big League, nor are the accommoda- tions as comfortable, but the following should increase next year for these athletes deserve ' cheers to increase their batting averages. ,gg t, Row lr L. Seiter, J. Nagle, J. Ulery, D. DeWolfe, C. Mitchell, M. Colby, J. Blankenship. l'J Row 2: L. Davis, L. Chapman, B. Williams, J. Forsythe, T. Bland, J. Winters, Coach Bob Messaros. Rain, rain, go away, come when we don't have a match to play might well have been the theme song, sung by this year's golfers. In spite of the elements Coach Bob Messaros showed the school a very fine and well balanced golf squad in this, his first year as Harding Pro. The boys finished fourth in the Buckeye Conference after a season that provided 4 wins, 7 defeats, and l tie. Galion and Mt. Gilead were chalked up as wins The pros are getting some tips on two occasions, while Shelby, Findlay, Ashland and Sandusky were matches against the boys. The tie was with a strong Shelby outfit, 8 to 8. Jim Forsythe, num- ber one man, and Bob Williams are leaving the squad this year so others will be busy on the green this sum- mer keeping trim. J- 1.4 fi,-T' ,W-tifafstg x W . J 2 - IJW1 i fy .l,.xlf, y -it Q V. :DX if N Row T: B. Bagley, R. Gallatin, J. Griffith, J, Berger, S. Allen. Row 2. Coach Bill Cover, B. Morrison, G, Bishop, T. Bibler, J. Smith, C. Collins. Absent from the picture are Mike Wise and Tom Bishop. from Coach Bob Messaros. f,fHf,gh That must have been V some shot Gene is Wonder which one made that shot, Gene or his opponent? Marion Hardings tennis squad under Coach Bill Cover's serve, compiled an unimpressive record of l win and 7 defeats. Our Hwielders of the racket definitely showed marked improvement as the season progressed but the Prexies iust ran into too many good teams. These promoters of a comparatively new sport for Harding never gave up without o wholehearted effort to win. The lone win was against O'Hara, last years class B champion. The losses were suffered at the hands of teams like Mansfield, Fremont, Sandusky, Lorain, Elyria, Findlay, and Bexley, all top-notchers in the state. X I I f f l f Nb telling the fellows about NOW OPPCJRTUNITIES f fi fi 'als P X ,fx 4 Q X 7 lj JN J AND RESPONSIBILITIES AWAIT US IN CGMMUNITY LIFE. CHARTING THE COURSE The students of the MarIon Crty Schools are dtrected by the well quahtled AdmInIstratIve Personnel COI'tSISlIl'1Q of Mr Gabler Mr WhIsler Mrs Ansley Mr WInters and Mr Clark The Admrmstratuon s OHICG work and appomtments are ably handled by the secretorIes Mrs Koenug MIss Ie H rrIs M s St ll Mrs SmIth Mrs MINS a Mrs Boblenz MISS TwIla Rentschler and Mrs Pat Romano seated at the desk An Open Letter from the Superrntendent of Schools AgaIn It IS my prIvIlege to convey a few thoughts to you In relatIon to the closIng of another school year ln essence, your lIfe ltes ahead Several pertInent deCISlOnS whIch FGQUIFE clear and sound thInkIng must be made ln the years ahead two VOICSS wIll be callmg to you One wIll be the VOICE of hate and greed The other, a VOICE of love and rlghteousness ln lIke manner, two lIghts wIll be seen on the horIzon of your future One, the glarIng llght of power and the other, the dImmer lIght whIch relates Itself to frIendshIp and human nghteousness ln a sImIlar manner, two traIls wIll open to you One, the traIl whlch leads to the valley or the depths and the other whIch leads to the heIghts of acceptIng responsIbIlIty and the rIghts of mankInd and human brotherhood WhIch wIll you choose? There IS no Implrcatlon In these choIces of the theoretIcal approach These decIsIons are as fundamental as lrfe Itself No ImmedIate answer IS demanded or expected of you The years ahead wIll be the only crIterIa of communlty Iudgment related to the choxce you have made I do not need to relate here whrch of the above choIces would be made by the Greatest Teacher HIs personal example of lIfe Itself should be a daIly challenge to you and me Good luck always' Ready to help and Improve the Marlon Cnty School system at any tIme IS the AdmInIstratIon Board Servmg on the Board are Mr Paul Kohler Mr E Paul Hultman Mr Rodney Cox Supermtendent Robert S Brown Presldent of the Board Mr Robert Kroner Dr James Greetham and Mrs Kenneth Roberts Q . Q- . ,QQ . . . . . . . L I iff: f ' Q 1 J . . . . ,. ,,,, N., .f.. ...,. f...l...I... ...I .lt .l....,...1. '1Z't fIS.T.'L'I'..l'J?.fJJT.'I'.T..'xTIl - ... ' ' f. i 1 - . . . . . . X .J K ' I - . . vii' -' 1 - I - 1 A 1 ' 'B XR r . I . . 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Our Dean of Grrls ns Mlss Isabel Freer deslrous at all trmes to help solve our problems AT THE HELM Ready to guude us In the right cholce Mr Thomas Petrre student counselor Greetmgs to the Harding Hrgh Family We take this opportunrty to thank you the students teachers secretarles custodaans and cafeterua workers of Marlon Hardmg Hugh School for the fine cooperataon given us thus school year You have all helped us as new administrators In many ways to make thus a successful school year We are proud of our Semors and the honors taken by many of them We are not only proud of them for honors taken but for the prnde they have In Harding Hugh They are the first class to start and to graduate from our fine bulldlng They luke to talk about rt and rnghtfully pomt wuth prnde to the care they have given at Our Sensor Class of 1956 has set the pattern for the many classes to follow We believe that the Jumors and Sophomores already have caught the spmt and attitudes which preserve and honor the fine tradntuons and reputation of Harding Hugh School We sm cerely believe that thus and the all Important mutual respect shown by teachers and students make for the tlnest hugh school anywhere I9 C wif! ,dw 779 QQM Always ready to help when the need arises are the school secre- taries, Mnss Ruth Ann Glenn, Mrs. lsabel Barkley and Miss Elizabeth of college and vocatuon ns C3 Q30 -,pi John R Dettre R C Dunlap Margery Eymon Lucrle Foreman Isabel Freer Pauline B Drake 'E'-7' fi' Graham Mnldred B Grrgsby Thomas D Bam Mark H Baker Jack Wrlma Harmon Harold G Hazeletr Elvln R Beach janet R Brown Wlllldm 0 COVEY Margaret L DGVIS Raymond G Hoops Homer HuHman 108 Clover Mae Lmscott Emnl J Llsak Mary Ludwig Eugene C Maynard Robert F Messoros Arthur E Moody 'C' -2 lv h. L G longs Alben A Kunz Koll 'Yn Moore Charles W Nuchols George W Lone Gordon K Larson PU'-'l M O Roulke Joseph F Petnch James T Lawler Helen Ley Tllomos Peme Louis E Ralston cw MM1 ee 'ml - . ' :vs Pansy K Rauhauser Thomosj Sheskey Ruchard L Slack Ruth W Sloqne Ruth Turner Barbara Wlllmeth Mmme Wunder Robert N WlHlEfhOH Margaret Wolfley Paul Wrlght Kenneth Somerlot Isabelle Stump Elllflbefh POW Isabelle Barkley James H Smnth Mary Ja Stafford Elizabeth L Topllff 110 BEHIND THE SCENES lsnt It grand to have a place and a capable staff masters In the cullnary arts so school banquets and cnvrc dtnners can be served so ettrclently? Each day some seven or elght hundred hungry folks go through the lunch lrne This year a specialty was Tuna Pte there was a cut In the prrce of mllk and one day l00 dozen buns were consumed Whether tt us steak salad or ple doesnt matter tor whatever IS served as not only good but good for us as healthy youth rn the makmg need a well balanced duet In charge ot thus pleasant and ever faithful crew has been Betty Strlckland as Head Cook assisted by Margaret Foreman lple bakerl Margarete Jones Ora Hedges lvonelle Ward Louise Short lcreator ot trpperarnes for sensor breakfastl Effie Cole and Ellen Knachel Mr Herman Powelson supervlsnng custodlan Floyd Cull El mer Hlnkle lamtors and Andrew Geyer Harold Peak and Ralph Ross firemen are lacks of all trades and masters of many day and night IH and out of our fine bulldrng One and all agree that the attitude of Hardmg youth toward this modern plant IS Slmply wonderfull 2 The custodians- Ralph Ross, Herman Powelson, Floyd Call, Elmer Hinkle, Andy Geyer. Inset- Harold Peak, our night guardian. Backstage thus IS how we lock to them 'Sli- f-x The lunchroom staff Mrs Hedges Mrs Strickland Mrs oreman Ms Cole Mrs Ward M s Jones rs Knachel and Mrs Short 1 1 1 lll I 1 1 I . A ' I I 1 1 , . I I I I I I I - 1 1 1 ' f fl . . . 'v I 1 1 1 ,W , , , , l 1 - , ' K J ' ' ' ' - ld . I - .. - .. X- .0 , ...R W-J . ,. , - X ' F , r . , , , r . , M . ' F1 w' ' a I x ' ' 4 -i Q 'fr F x , , .4 N . ' s gwx V .Q ' ' v y . I ' ' 4 A , X , 5 'cf ' I ' Q , - Af , V ' -A 5 F5 W I 4 Q , E . , 4 , , ,,. J , ' :.f.'l l Z ' A, Q AF, 1, -A :F ' A V ,V F A , ' 1 .171 , , ,,v V., - A 'V I , H. A f . g 'X .....-we swim K A I its I Ms. 4 A ' Q ff1+,.r,.W V . ,,,f - 1 ,W Youth in Government delegates Ernie Adams, Jim Smith, Pete Bailey, Noon ,, , ,.... ,..,,.,.,-.-1 Y Shoup, Susie Carey, and Jan Taylor stand in front of the State Capitol Build- ing in Columbus. Selected from the officers of Hi-Y and Tri-Hi4Y, with other Mr. Bain gives the Bausch and Lomb Science Medals to James Berger and Stephen Allen. The winners were chosen by a faculty com- mittee on the basis of outstanding scientific achievement during the high school years. Mr. Petrie presents Certificates of Merit to Stephen Allen, Charles Kaelber, and Linda Schwab for their participation in the National Merit Scholarship competition. Several thousand top high school students from all over the country were given this honor. ll2 representatives from the state, they participated in the model state legislature. Winners of the Time Magazine Current Altairs Test are presented their prizes by Mrs. Harmon. Dave Lockwood, Stephen Allen, Charles Kaelber and Mary Margaret Williams scored high in the annual quiz which was administered to seniors with A averages in social studies. AWARDS Harding teacher is with honor in his own school, Surprised Mr. Jarnes H. Smith is presented copies of six patents directly trace- able to instruction given Ralph T. Moore in a l92A-25 Physics class. A copy of Liles recent book, The World We Live ln, is in- scribed with appreciation of Mr. Moore, o mechanical engineer in Cleveland, Ohio. The certificate Miss Rauhauser is presenting Ann Grigsby, as winner ofthe D.A.R. Test reads, You are a good citizen of Harding High Schoolf ln the essay and objective type test, dealing with all phases of citizenship, the winner topped her lone competitor by a small margin. At a summer luncheon a recognition pin was an additional award. Bob Weber, Harding s scientist lor '56, is heading for Ohio State come September because of the R, T. Lewis Scholarship presented to him May 25 at the Class Day Assembly, Mr. Gatchell happily proxies for Mr. Lewis, but perhaps you can have a game of chess with your donor before fall, Bob, Each student at Harding in his home room pioneered this year in tne Star test sponsored by the Brush-Moore Newspapers. Editor Jack Maxwell presents Dave Lockwood as winner ol a S50 band, and others who excelled in current event knowledge with S25 bonds. Congratulations Dove, Allan Short, Ann, Janet Hunter, Ruth Ann Miller, and Phil Sylres on your Newspaper l.Q. S. ll3 3-'f'f1 -ti if 3. ri sv '1 . . is KY'-'ky :Q 'E .. -- A , , in . u t , , if Harding High School, our devotion f 'f ' r+4a5f'r'Z' 'L Grows with each succeeding year. 1 1' Proudly now we lift our voices , .4. The Fight Song - THE RED AND BLACK Dear old Harding High keep us steady, When the battle comes were ready, We are looking for a chance, Nothing can stop our advance, Ev'ry time the fight begins. Fighting with a spirit undaunted, Never with a tear we're haunted, We will strive to win the best, We will always U pass the test Hardings courage always wins. Hail! Hail! to Harding High Our song is ringing, Red' Black' Our colors fly Glory to them bring lRah' Rah' Rahll Fight' Fight' For victory This is our cry Honor forever be to Harding High S- My ln a mighty cheer. Harding High School, Alma Mater, Old and young repeat the cry. Louder, stronger swells the chorus Harding, Harding High. Indian Mound sends back the echo Rolling through the boundless sky. Honor to thee, live forever, Our beloved, Harding High' :lo J 8. ,gui K ' , A ., V ' . Q . . . M J si ' gy -Q 'Landman'-9 SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX ERIHEADAMS GenerolCour-se,HomeRaomPresldent2 4 Heraldstgi 34,land2 3 4 Ordsestra2 3 4,Stardusters23DrunsMqar 3 4,SenlorPloy Cast4,PropslsQs4,HlY2 3 4 FTA 4, Jr Ri wanlon 4 CECIL ARERS Gerseral Course, Cross Country 3, Track 3 PRED ALIRIOHT General Course STEPHII ALLR Gerseral Course, Class Motto Commlttee 3, Clan Song Can, ssslttee Ctsalrman 4 Lsbrary Courscsl 3, Qulver Sta! 4, Ordsestra 2 3 4, Jssruor Play Camrnsttee 3, Sensor Play Cast 4, Props ls Qs 2, FE.A. Secretary 4, Tennss 4 Student Council Restroom Attersdant 2, Natlonal H1131 swssy 4 asosos nouns Vocational 01.1111 Hi 3 4, VIC Club 3 4 THESPHIA AHTJAS Gerseral Cosnse, Home Room Treasurer 4, Sensor lreaktast Cornmsttee 4, Oilce Asssstant 3, Qusver Stal 4 Sensor Play Comrnrttee 4, French Club Vlce Pressdent 4, Trs HI Y 2 3 4, FTA 4 FNA 4 DILL ARIO OAST General Course Sensor Play Cast 4, Props I Qs 4, Hu Y 2 3, Varssty H 4, Football Manager 2 3 4 RAY ARMDRUSTER General Course Spanish Club 4 Future Hosssernakers 2 3 Trs HI Y 4, FNA 4 MAROIE ARMRRUSTER General Course RAY ARNOLD General Course Cross Country 2 3 JOHN ARTHUR General Course Home Room Vice Preesdent 3, Class ln vstatson Commsttee4 land 2 3 4 Ordsestra 3 4, Stardusters2 Junsor Play Set Commsttee Chairman 3 Props A Q s 4 F LA. Vice Pressdent 4, VarsrtyH2 3 4 Football2 CrossCountry3 4,Tracb2 3 4 Junsor Rsvansan 4 NANCY ASREN General Course Home Room President 3, Home Room Vsce President 4 Library Council 2 3 Junsor Choir 2 3, Sensor Ctsosr 4 Junsor Play Cornsnrttee 3 Trs Hs Y 3, FTA. DAVID AXTHELM General Course Spansis Club 4 PHYLLIS RAILEY Wrttsdrasvn CHARLES DARER Wsth drawn KATHERINE RARER General Course, Herald Stal MARILYN BAKER General Course Junsor Clsosr 3 land 2 3 GA.A. 2 3 PATTY BAKER Gerseral Course Kresges DECA Club 4 HARLAN RANRS General Course Spanssls Clu 4 HsY 2 3 4 MARTHA IARRER Vocatsorsal Course Senlor laccalaureate Committee Chairman 4 Herald Stal 3, land 2 3 4, Sensor Play Make up Committee 4 Trs Hs Y 2 3 Slsosnonsan Club President 4, Employed ot Natsonol City Rank 4 CHADWICR IAROER Vocatsonal Course, V I C Club 3 4 Cross Country 2 ALICE IARRLEY General Course, Class Treasurer 4, Junsor Sensor Prom Deooratson Cammsttee 3, Junsor Ctsosr 2, Sensor Clsosr 3 4, Herald Sta! 4 Junsor Play Make up Committee 3, Sensor Play Ustserette 4, Trs Hs Y 2 3 4, F N A Vice Pressdent 4 Student Councsl Restroom At tendant 4 JANE EARNHART General Course, Home Room Secretary 3 Home Room Treasurer 4, Junnor lsng Cammsttee 3 Oltsce Asssstant 3, Library Courscsl 2 Junlor Clsosr 2 Sensor Ctsosr 3 4, Qusver Stal 4, Junlor Play Commsttee 3, French Club President 4 Trl HI Y 2 :s 4, FTA Secretary 4 Numa, s-ss.-11101 swsry 4 .sossts IARNHILL General Course Sensor Class Camssssttee 4 land 2 3 4, Junsor Play Commsttee 3 Sensor Play Cast 4, Hs Y 2 3 4, FE A 4, Jun sor Kswanlon 4 Natsonal Honor Society 4 GARY EARTON General Course MARY ANNE IECHTLE General Course, Junsar Ctsoir 2, Sensor Clsasr 3 4, Junsor Play Ticket Commsttee 3, Tn HI Y 3 4, F N A 4 Student Council Restroom Attendant 4 SON DRA DECKEL General Course PRISCILLA DELL General Course PAUL RENDER General Course, Hs Y 3 laslsetball 2 3 4, Track 3 4 SHIRLEY IENNER General Course MARY DENSON General Course Home Room Vice Pressdent 2, Class Committee 4 Spanssls Club 4 VIOLET RENSON Gen eral Course Herald Stott 4 Junsor Play Ticket Commsttee 3 Sensor Play Publscsty Commsttee 4 JAMES IEROER Ge'seral Course, eral Course Home Room President 2 Class Color Commsttee 2 Qusrer Stat? 4 Junsor Play Commsttee 3 Sensor Play Set Commrttee 4 Hs Y 2 Props A Q s 4 Varsity H 3 4 Football 2 3 Rosbetball 2 3 4, Ten nss 3 4 Student Council Restroom Attendant 3 4 PHYLLIS IIRD Vocatsonal Course Junsor Ctsonr 2, Strodsonean Club Treasurer 4 Fredersck C Smslls Clsnsc4 CLARENCE DISNOP Vocatlonal Course, VIC 4 GENE IISHOP General Course, FE.A. 4, Tersnss 3 4 WILLIAM ILACR General Course, Home Room Pressdent 4 D E C A Club 4 Employed ot Probst Supply Ca ,Track 2 3 CAROL ILAIR General Course Class Treasurer 3, Class Secretary 4 Home Room Treasurer 2 Student Councsl 2 3 4 Homecoming At tendant 4 Class Cap ls Gown Committee 3 4 Omce Asssstant 4 Junsor Ctsosr 2, Sensor Clsorr 3 Spanssls Club 4 Trs Hs Y 3 President 4, F NA 4, Cheerleader 2 Junsor Altrussan 4 Natsonal Honor Society 4 DORIS BLANKENSHIP Vocatsonal Course Junior Clsosr 2 3 G AA 3 Slsostsonean Club 4 Employed at Pearl Street School VID IORLAND Vocatsonol Course VIC 3 4 Golf 2 3 MARVIN IOSH Vocatsonal Course Home loom Vice Pressdent 3, Home Room Secretary 4 VIC Club 3 4 Cross Country 3 DONALD IRADEN General Course, Home laorn Treasurer 2 land 2 3 4, Ordsestra2 3 4 5tardusters2 3 4,Hs Y2,F,E.A.4 CAROLYN BRADLEY General Course Sensor Dance Commsttee 4 lsbrary Council 4 Junsor Chosr 2 land 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 Secre tary 4 Junsor Play Commsttee 3 Sensor Play Cast 4 Props S O s 3 4 Trs Hs Y 2 3 4 FNA 4 Natsonal Honor Society 4 MARY RRADSHAW General Course Home Room Vice Pressdent 2, Class Motto Cammsttee 2 Jurssor Clsosr 2 Junsor Play Propertses Commsttee 3 F.N.A Treasurer 4 CAROL IRADT General Course Junsor Ctsosr2 3 4 Spanssls Club4 Trs Hu Y2 3 4 DONALD DREW ER General Course lnkslsngets 4 CLAUDE DROTHERS Vo catsonal Course VJC 3 4 DELORES IROIN Vocotsonal Course JunsorChosr2 3 TnH,Y2 GAA.3 Shostsonean Cbsb4 Employed at W C StumbaCo DONALD RROWN Vocatsonal Course VIC 3 4 NANCY RROWN Vocatsonal Course Slsoshonean Club 4 Warner Clsnscal ANITA RUCRINGNAM General Course Home Room Secretary2 3 4 JunsorCIsosr2 3 Sensor Chosr 4 Junsor Play Commsttee 3 Trs Hs Y 3 4 FTA. 4 DON ALD IURCH Gerseral Course land 2 3 4 Ordsedra 2 3 4 Star dusters 2 3 4 HsY 2 4 laseball Manager 4 NORMAN DURCH General Course DALE DURRLEN General Course Junsor Orosr 2 3 Sensor Play Cast 4 DECA. Club 4, Employed at Hall led Equspment Co CARL IURNS General Course, Var ssty H 3 4 Irskslsngers 4, Cross Country 3 4 Trad 3 4 JOHN RURNS General Course Home Room Pressdent 2 3 4 Class Rsng Commsttee 3 Class History Commsttee 4 Sensor Play Cast 4 Spanssts Club Pressdent4 HI Y 2 3 Varsity H 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 laseball 2 3 4 RONALD RUSHATI General Course FE.A.4 DONALD RUTLER General Course LEWIS RUTLER Gen eral Course Varsrty H 2 3 4 lasketball 2 Cross Country 3 4, Track 2 3 4 Student Councl Restroom Attendant 3 MERRILL RUT TIRMAN Vooatsonal Courses VJ.C. Club 3 4 JO Atlll CAHHL Vocatsorsal Course, Home Room Vice President 41 Junior Choir 2, Senior Gsolr 3 4, Sbodsonean Cbrb 4, Employed at Kette Torrance bauronce SHIRLIY CALRERT General Course, Junior Osolr 2 LDIDA CALDWELL General Course, land 3 4, Student Council Restroom Attendant 3 MARLUI CALLA HAH Vocational Course, Junior Chosr 2 3, Senior Ctsolr 4, DF.C.A. Cbb 4, Employed at Rlrses Department Store JUDY CAMP RILL Vocational Course, Home Roons Treasurer 3, Ollce Assleent 4, JunlorCtsolr3,SenlorPleyColmlttee4,Trl-HlY2,ShodesneonCbrb Vlce Presldent 4, Employed et Harding Hii Sdsool, Studese Caund Restroom Attendant 2 ROIIRTA CAPIHART Gerseral C1ourse,Junlor0olr23,Senlor0alr4 DXALDCAPRNO GerseralCourse,HonsebolsPreeldent4,CIeseCemitee4,0elver Stal2 3 4,HeraId Sta63 4,SenlorPIoyCest4,PrapsIsOs4s HIY2 3,VarsItyH3 4,lvkslsngers4,Faotbal2 3,Tred2 3 TID CARDER Gerseral Course SUSIE CARRY General Course,HarssebonsTreasurer 3,JunlorSersiorPromDemratlonConl rsuttee3,Serssorlreaktast Cornsvssttee 4,Junso1Cholr2,SenlorCholr3 Secretary Treasurer 4 Herald Stal Feature Edstor 4 Ordsestro 2 3 4, Jssrssor Play Make-up Commsttee 3, Serssor Class Play 4 Props A Q s 3 Treasurer 4, Frends Club Reporter 4, Tn Hs Y 2 3 Treasurer 4, FT.A. 4, Natsonal Honor Soaety 4 LOWELL CARLISLE Gen erol Course, Home Room Pressdent 4, Junsor Sensor Prom Deooratson Comnslttee 3 Sensor Invstatson Ctsasrman 4 Quuver Stai 4, Varssty H 3 4, Easletball 2 3 4 JunsorKsvranlon4 RURY CARNELL Gerseral Course HAROLD CARSIELL Vocatsonal Course LORETTA CASREY General Course, Home Room Vice Pressdent 4 Home Room Treasurer 2 Class History Comnuttee 4 Junsor Play Com mittee 3, Spanlsh Club 4 Tr,HsY 3, FNA. 4 GA.A. 2 3 4 Student Counoll Restroom Attendant 3 JIM CHAPMAN Vocatsonal Course, Home Room Secretary 3, VIC Club 3 4 laseball 3 JEAN CHURCH General Course Class Prophecy Commrttee 41 Jun- lor Clsosr 3, Herald Stall 4 Junsor Play Costume Cammsttee 3 Sensor Play Uslserette 4, Spantds Club 4, Trs Hs Y 2 3 4 F T A. 4 MER RILL CLAPSADDLE Vocotsonal Course VJ C 3 4 LEWIS CLARK General Course, Home Room President 3 Home Room Treas urer 4, H, Y Fressdent 3 Varssty tl 3 4 VIC President 4, Cross Coun try 3 4, Track 2 3 4 JACK COCHERL VocatsonaICours1es DE.CA Club 4, Employed at A ls P Market MARY AH! COMER General Course Junsor Play Commsttee 3 Student Council Restroom Attendant 3 Art Club 2 3 4 THOMAS CONDRON General Course, land 2 3 Sensor Play Committee 4 lnkslsngen 4, laseball 3,Cross Country JAMES CONRLIN GeneralCaurse, Senlor Play Committee 4 Hs Y 2 3 DOtQlA CONROY Vo catsonal Course, Stsoshoneon Club 4, Employed at Mark Street Grade School IONNILYHN COOK Gerseral Course HID COOK General Course, Sensor Play Comnnttee 4, Hs Y 2, 3 lasbet ball 3 LARRY CORIIN Gerseral Course Sensor Nosrse Card Commsttee 4 Varssty H 2 3 4 lnbslsngen 4 laseball 2 3 4 DONALD COULSON Vacatlorsal Course, Home Room Secretary 41 VJ.C Club 3 4, Cross Country 4, Trad 4 LARRY COY Gen eral Course Class Pressdent 2 3, Home born Pressdent 2 3 Student Councnl 2 3 Pressdent 4, Class Prophecy Qasrnsan 4, lunsor Qsolr 2, SenlorChosr3 4,VarsttyH2 3 41Footbal2 3 4,RasebaII2 3 4 Junror Ksvassson 4, National Honor Socsety 4 NANCY CRA MER GeneralCourse HeraldStal4,land2 3 4 0rdsestra2 3 4 Stardusters 3 4, Trl HI Y 2 3 4, National Honor Society 4 JANIS CREVISYON Gerseral Course, Junsor Cholr 3, Herald Stal 4 VIROIL CLIRRII General Course Home Room Vlce Presldent 2,HonseRaomTreaserer3 JunlarQolr2 3,SensorQolr4sSponsm Track 2 3 4 LANCE CURTIS Gerseral Course, D LC.A. Chb 4, Football 3 Employed at Kroqers. RUTH DICRER General Course, Home loom Secretary 3 4, Jurssor Osolr2 3,JunsorPlay Cosrsrsslttee 3,SensorPIay Comssuttee 4,GA.A. LEWIS DICRASON Vocational Course, VJC 3 4, Crass Country 4, Yrad 4 NANCY DORFE General Course land 2, Ordsestta 2 Spanli Chb 3 4, FN.A. 4 IENJAMH DO! IIR Vacatsonal Course, Home loom Vice Pressdent 3, Varsity tl 2 3 41V.IC CIub4,CrauCountry234Trads234 VAHCI DUTTON General Course, Home Room Treasurer 4, Class Color Corrssnlttee4,HlY2 3,F.LAChb4,CrassCountry2 3,Trad2 3 OENE ELLISX Gerseral Course DORIS QDILEY Gen- eral Course, Senior Play Propertles Conusssttee 4, Trl HsY 4, FT.A. Chb 4, GLA. 3 MARLQR IRVN Gerseral Course, Herald Stal4,land234,F.N.A.CNb34,G.A.A.234 GARY EVERLY Voootsonal Course, Home loom Presldent 3, V.l.C. Cbb 3 4 RONALD EVIRLY Gerseral Course DORCAS FALOR General Course Sensor Dance Consmlttee 4, Jun- sorCtsasr2 SenlorOsosr3 4,SensorPlayConsssssttee4 SpansshCtub4 Trl Hs Y 4 MARJORIR PEROUSX Vocational Course hn- iorCtsosr2 3 DE.C.A.Chsb4,Employed atAcoauntsServscelureou MARILYN FETTER General Course Home Room Secretary 2 3 CopandGoIrnCommsttee3 4,QulverStaR4 land2 3 4 Ordestro 4 Maprettel 4 SensorPlayConsnssttee4 PropslOs3 4 Frends Club 4 Tn Hs Y 2 3 4 FT.A. Club 4 TID PIRSTDIREROER General Course, Home Roons Pressdent 2 Home bans Vice Pressdent 3 HsY2 3,VarsrtyH2 3 4 Footboll2 3 4 Dosbetball2 3 Track 2 3 OERALD PLEMNO General Course SHIRLEY PIEMINO Vocatsonal Course Odsce Ansstant 2 Stsostsonean Club 4 Employed at Moore I Myers. JUDY FLETCHER Vocatsonal Course HosneRaomSecretary4 Ju1sorClsosr2 3 TrsHsY2 Sho dsonean Club 4 Employed at ,Nest Town Natsonal Csty Rank. PATRICIA FOOLE General Course ELEANOR FORD Vo- catsonal Course, Junsor Choa 2 Tr, Hs Y 3 Slsoslsonean Club 4 Em played 1, uno.. 141.11111111111119 co1.s,1..11, nous ross MAN Vocotsonal Course Olsce Asssstont 2 3 4 Stsostsonean Club 4, Employed at Probst Supply Company JAMES FORSYTNE General Course Sensor lnvvtatson Commsttee 4 Quwer Stai 4 Junsu Play Cost 3 Props A Qs 3 Hs Y 2 3 Ctsoplasn4 FE.A.4 VarsrtyH 3 4, Golt 2 3 4, Cross Country 3 DIXIE PORTHER General Course, Sensor lreoktast Camrsssttee 4, Junsor Cbosr 2 land 2 3 4, Ordsestra 3 4 Trs Hs Y 3 4, FNA Cllaplasn 4 DANIEL POS NAUOH Vocatsonal Course Varsity H 2 3 4, Traci 2 3 4 PHOIIE FREN General Course, Home Room Treasurer 2, Junsor Senlor Prom Deaoratson Cammsttee Ctsasrnson 3 Class Wlll Commsttee 4, Qulver Stal 4, land 2 3 4, Ordsestro 2 3 4, Junsor Play Publlcty Committee 3, Senior Play Cast 4, Props ls Os 2 3 Vsce President 4, Sponlit Chb 4, Trl Hs Y 2 3 4, FTA. 4, GA.A. 2, Natsonal Honor Society 4 IARIARA OALLDIA General Course, Home loam Secretary 2 4 Home loom Treasurer 3, Junior Chosr 2 3, G A.A. 3 4, Homeoomsng Attendant 4 RMALD DARVER General Course TOM OARVER GeneraICourse1Hs Y3 4,lnhlsnoers4 NOR MA ONIRMAN Gerseral Course, Herald Stai 4 PAUL OOEDICRE Vocational Course MARY ORAFF Withdrawn ROSAMMD GRAHAM Gerseral Course, Class Motto Commsttee Chairman 2 Sensor lreaktast Consssssttee 4 Lsbrary Councul 4 Junsor Cholr 2 3 Culver Stal 3 Copy Edrtor 4 Sensor Play Committee 4 Trs Hl Y2 3 4 FTA.4 GsrlsState3 NotsonalHonorSocsety4 SUI ORAHAM Gerseral Course Hosea hom Vsce Pressdent 2 Office Asslstant 4, Junsot Qosr 2 3, Sensor Chorr 4 Junsor Play Make up Corssrnsttee 3 Senbr Play Make-up Comssssttee Ctsasrmon 4 Tn H, Y 2 3 4, P t4.A. Secretary 4 Student Councsl lest Room Attendant JERRY OREER General Course, Home hom Pressderyt 3, Home laornTreaserer4,lend2 3 4 PropslsOs3 4,LatsnCIub3 4 Art Cbrb3 AOORIOBIY GeneralCourse Home Room Vice Preelderl 2 Clese Cir Corlsmlttee Qalrlan 2, Closs lreaktast Com ssslttee Oalrsssan 4, Natsonal Honor Sadety 4, library Councsl 3 4 Herald Edhor 4, land 2 3, Senior Play Properties Committee Chasr sean 4,,Ptls6 Qsb 4, Trl HIY 2 3 4 FTA 4 SHIRLEY OROOO General Course Herald Stal 4 lOl DROVER Voootlonal Course, Home Room President 2 3, Home Room Treasurer 3, Rand 2, Hl-Y 2 3 VLC Club 3 4, Golf 2 Cross Country 3 RAY OIHDIR Voaatlonal Course V.LC Club 3 4, Cross Country 4 Trad Manager 4 DWIGHT HAAS Gerseral Course Class Commsttee 4 Junsor Ctsosr 2 Qulver Stal 4, Hs Y 2 3 GREYCHEN HALEY General Course, Home loom Vlce President 3 Class Ring Commlttee 3 Junsor Play Conseslttee 3, Senlor Play Student Director 4 Trs H1 Y 2 3 4, F N A Club 3 4, Ctseerlna Senlon 4 DWIGHT HARRIS Gen eral Course, D E.C.A. Club 4, laker s Slsoe Store JACKIE HAR RIS Vocational Course, Home Room President 4, Home Room Secre tary 2,JunlorClsosr2,SenlorCtsosr3 4,GAA 3,Slsoslsonean Club4, A1dsrsInlstrsttIon lulldlng DICK HART General Course Sensor Clase Song Carenslttee 4, Junlor Ctsosr 2 Sensor Clsosr 3 4, Varsity H 3 4, lasebol 2 3 4, Football Manager2 3 4 PAT HART Vocational Course, Home loom Treasurer 2 Junlor Clsolr 2 3 Junsor Play Cosrsssssttee 3, Stsohonean Club 4 Employed at Msllard Hunt Com pony JOAN NARTY General Course ALAN HATCH General Course, FLA. 4 HELEN HAUOHN General Course Horne Room Presldent 2, Home Room Vsce Pressdent 4 Class Flower S Color Cornsrsrttee 2, Junsor Sensor Pram Arrangement Committee 3 Senlor Dance Committee 4, Junsor Ctsosr 2 3, land 2 3 Junsor Play Uieretto 3, Senlol Play Propettses 4 Trl Hs Y 2 3 4 FN A 4 Home mrlslnq Attendatl 4 DARIARA HAYCOOK General Course, Home Room Secretary 3 Student Councsl 2 Oltsce Assistant 4 Junlor Play Uheretta 3 Trl Hs Y 3 Student Council Restroom Attendant TOM HAZEN General Course Home Room President 3 Home Room Vice President 4, Class Rsng Commsttee 3 Hs Y 2 Vorssty H 2 3 4, lnhlsngers President 4 Football 2 3 4 Cross Country 2 3 JOIII HBIDEL General Coune Home Room Vice President 2 Jursnor Cholr 2 3, Hs Y 2 Vorssty H 4 Inkslsnqers 4 Football 2 3 laseball Manager 4, Track 4 MARLENE HENRY General Course G A 3 4 NANCY HERMAN General Course Library Council4 Herald StaH4 PrapslQs 4 Trs I-lsY 4 FNA 4 GAA. JAMES HIONLAND Vocatsonal Course VIC Club 3 4 RALPH IRLI. Vocatsonal Coune Fbme Room Pressdent 4, land 2 VJC Club 4 Football 3, Cross Country 2 RITA HINTON Gerseral Course, Tn H, Y 2, GA.A. 3 DEC A 4 Klmes Department Store ALFRED HIRSCH General Course Junior Choir 2, Senlor Ososr 3 4, land 2 3 4 Student Council Restroom Attendant 3 LLOYD HOFFMAN General Course Hs Y 2 3, Cross Country 2 3, Trad 2 3 CAROL NOLLENSEN General Course Home Room Secretary 2, Home Room Treasurer 3 4, Girls Cheersng Sectson 4, Class Motto Commsttee 2, Junsor Sensor Prom Commsttee 3 Junsor Qolr 2 3, Junsor Play Carssrnsttee 3 Trs Hs-Y 2 3 4 Senlor Class Song HAROLD HOLT Vocatsorsal Course VLC Club 4, Trad 2 TERRY HONARIR Vocatsonal Course Ns Y 3 4 DE.CA. Club 4 Employed at Horssers Market WILLIAM HONARER Gen- eralCourse PropsLOs4 DECA. Club4 Employed at Sdssfs Stsoe Store CHARLES HOOK GeneralCourse lnkslsnpers4 IILMA HOPRDIS General Course, Sensor Play Commlttee 4 RAYMOND HOWELL Vocatsonal Course Junsot Ctsolr 21 V.l.C Club GARY HUEER Gerseral Course, Hosrse Room Pressdent 3 4, Hosrse loom Vice President 2 Class Cap ls Gown Comnssttee 3 SenlorPlayCast4 HsY2 3,FE.A.4 VamtyH2 3 Pressdent4,Foot ball 2 3 oo-captasn 4 Trad 2 3 4, Juruor Kswonsan 4 LIAM HUDSON General Courses laseball 2 3 DARRARA HUOHES General Course, Junsor Sensor Prom Arrangement Cons nssttee Chairman 3 Class Hsstory Commsttee Osasrmen 4, Junsor Ososr 2,SensorCIsosr3 4 JunsorPloyCast3 SensorPlayCast4 Props! Qs3 4 Tn-HsY2 3 4 FN.A.3 4 GA.A.2 3 SecretaryTrealsrer 4, Qeersng Season 4 National Honor Sodety 4 RONALD HUGHES Gerseral Course, DECA. Chb 4, Employed at lraoh Clottssng Store TERRY HUGHES General Course, Home Room Treasurer 2 Hs-Y 2 RAY HYATT Gerseral Colne, Class Oli cer 2, Studerl Coursal 2 Vice Pressdent 3 Class Coesrnlttee 2, Sereor Osolr 2 3 4 Newspaper Sta! 2 3, Stordusters 4, Junior Play Cast 3, laseball 2 3 Tenna 2, Trad 2 3 JAMES ILER Vocotsonal Course Jsessor Play Cornmlttee 31 Sensor Play Comsnsttee 4 Props L Qs 4 DE.C.A. Club 4 Employed at lsll Youngs Snell Service Statson. TNA NORAHAM Vooatlonol Course JunsorOsosr 2,TrrHlY2 3,StsostsonoonClub4,Erssplayed at Glenwood Grade Sdsool. II5 1 .1 - 1 1 .1 1 1 11 11 '-'- 1 ' - ' 1 ' - 1 111- . - ' ' 1 11 11 - I r 1 1 1 1 . ' I T I tr le I I I 1' ' 11 . . If I 1 ' r I ' . . 1 - -v. .. . G . . I . . I II -- , .I . I I . I I 'I I I . ' , 1 1 1 ' I' ' I ' ' 1 1 11 -- . I I - I II . I 1 1 - . . ' . . . I I .' ' ' ' ' 1 i I 5 I f . ' . ' .' .' - 1 1 1 11 I 1 P III If I ' I F F' ' ' ' , ' - - 111 - 1 1 - I I 11 1 1 1 111 I '.'. 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' ', , . - 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 ' I ' ' II - IMI ' - 1.1 1 ' . . . - 1 . . , 11 ' 1- I I - 1 I1- I1 .I 1 r i ri , 1 I 1 ' 1 11 ' 1 I ' 1'- 11 ' 111 111 ' 1 - ' 1 ' 'I 11- 1- 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1- 1 1 ' .11 1 . 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' '- - 1 .11 - - 1 '1'- 11 ' 1- 1 SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX DAVID JACKSON Vocnhonal Oovru VIC Club 3 4 Cl! All! JOHNSON Gcncrcl Coun! Homo Icom Trouwrlr 25 Ink slmgsn 4 BARBARA JONES Vocahonal Course Omen Aa :Imam 2 Shoshonccn Club 4 Employnd al WMRN FREDERICK JONES Vocanomal Course VJC Club I 451'rad14 IIAIOLD JONES Gonna! Cours: Moms loom Pressdent 25 Spanssh Club 45 Vanltyll 1 3 4 Football 2 3 hluakoibcll 2 3 45 lauboll 2 3 4 JEIIY JONES Vocuhonal Course Namu loom Pruudoni ly VJC Club 3 4 JIM JONES General Course' Home loam Sucre Oury 45 Home loom Trsawrnr 41H1 V 2 31Vumfy H 3 41 lnlnllngon 41 Tonnu 2 Cross Country 3 4 Trad: 3 4 MARGARET JONES Gcnoral Coun: Nehonal Honor Sonny 45 Jumor Chosr 2 35 Sumo! Choir 45 Qvwor Staff 4 Jumor Play Cust 35 Sonor Play Cm! 4 Pups I-Q13 45 TnHnV2 3 4 GLA23 VIIGNIA JONES General Course Jumor Chosr 2 Sumo: Chow 3 4 lend 2 35 Jumor Play Cmmmfho 3 Spannll Club 4 Tn Hn Y 1 3 4 CHARLES KAHIEI Glntrul Coun: Class ling Conllnfho Quit man 35 Jumor Chou 2 Scmof Chosr 3 41 Qvlvlr SNR I5 land 2 3 45 Ordhunro 2 3 4 Siarduxhr 2 3 45 Soniov Hey Cost lg Props L Q: 2 35 Hu V 3 Treawrer 2 Saernary lp FTA. Presldent lp FEA. Par Inumunvnrlun 4 lays Stain Ahorneh 45 Jumor Khvenlan 41 National Honor Soclofy 4 Volidlrbnun 4 DAVID Kll.I1Y Gincrdl Covrny lend 2 3 4 OAIY KXIILI. General Gonna. Spanhh Club 4 Crm! Cbvnfry 45 Truck J CAIA lll Ill DELL Gonna! Cosmo' Home loom Soadsry 25 Clan Commhho 21 Jumor Chosr 2 315IM0l' Choir 41 Harald Sfal 45 Yrl HI V 2 355704110 Cauncsl Inf Room Afhnduni 4 IOC!! KINCSLIY Voca honolCoun01Clan Commmn 2 41 D LC A Club 45 Cross Country 2 31 Truck 2 3 Employed av F W Woohvorlh Company MARILYN KINKAID Gonnral Counq Clan hvltehon Commlttee 41 Junlor Choir 2 31 Natsonal Honor Soelufy 4 IAV KIIIIY Voca I1onuICourlo Junior Cholr 21 VIC Club 3 41 Golf 2 J CAIOI. KLINE General Count, Olhcu Amman! 2 3 library Goundl 2 35 land 2 3 45 Maionnc 2 3 41 Commercial Club 2 35 V Tum 2 35 GAA 2 3 IOIIIT KNAUI. General County Hiding!!! 4 GORDON KUNIJIAN Vocuhonul Couno5 V.l.C Club 3 4 EDWAID Kllll Glnirul Courup Vdnlfy H 3 45 ldubcl 3 4 MAlIlYN LAIRD Vocuhonal Ceann Shodlonocn Chi I5 Bllployod at Selvur Street Grade School MAI! I.AlSDI General Coun: Clan Trwwrur 21 Jumor Chou 25 Jumor Senior from Commmn 3 051420 Asmhan! 3 Library Cauncsl 21 Harald Sfnl Co-:drier 41 Frmd: Clubl Tn H1 Y2 3 4 FTA.4 NuhoncIHonofSoao9y45Sa lulutanun A IECKY LAWSON General Couru5 Home loom Secretary 3 4 Homo Room Troawruf 2 Sludonf Council 41 Office Al- miunl 4 Junlor Chosr 3 Senlor Chow 4 Jumor Hay Commlttee 35 Somor Play Cm! 4 French Club 4 Tn H1 Y 2 4 'froaluror 3 FTA. 41 Junsor Alfnmon 4 Homnmmmg Queen 4 Natsonal Honor Souofy 4 MAIGIE llVACY General Counq Tn N1 V 21 F.N.A. 4 PAULINE LEVIEN Vocuhonal Couna land 21 Shohonoan Club 41 Empleynd ni Gsorgo Wunhmgion Grade School IMCDA LIN SCOTT General Courn Home loom Troclurof 31 Clan Color L Flower Commmu 2 Clan Cap L Gown Commmoo J 41 library Coon :nl 2 3 Prondonl 45 Jumor Choir 21 Sonbf Choir 3 41 Qulvu Stal Photo Edufor 4 Jumor Play Student Dlrocfov 35 Somof Play Student DI P 31 Member Commmoo Chmrmun 41 FTA 41 Cheerleader 41 Co od Council 4 Natsonal Honor Society 4 GERALD LITTLITON General Course land 2 J 41 Ordinm: 2 3 41 MI V 2 3 41 Ink slmgun 4 DAVE LOCKWOOD General County Clan Com mmn 3 Quwnr Stuff 4 Tru Hu V 2 3 41 FEA Club 45Vumvy H 2 3 45 Basketball 2 3 41 Track 2 3 41 Junior Klvrcnlcn 41NuhoneI Honor So any 4 MARGII LUCAS General Coune5 library Council 35 land 2 3 4 Jumor Play Cas! 3 Sensor Play Commlttee 41 Props L Q 1 3 4 Spanssh Clubl FIA Club 45GA.A 3 4 PHILIP LUKE Wnhdravm ADA I.UY1 Voeahonal Cooney Library Coondl 25 Jumor Choir 25 Shmhonoan Club 41 lnrlovl Mfg C6 BILL MAOGS General Count IO! MACUS Voeuilonal Course Home loom Prnndonl 4 ALVENA MAIMOU Gun eral Cours: SONJA MAISDIMAN General Counq Nami Room Sacrifary 4 Clan lnulehon Commun!! 41 D ECA. Chb 41 G C- Murphy Co ALLEN MARTIN General Couru H1 Y 2 3 F E A Club 4 Cross Cx..lnlry 2 Trad: 2 3 IETTY HASSII V0 cononal Cosmo Home Room V so Prundonf 3 Jumor Chosr 21 Suuov 3 4 Shoxhoneun Club 4 lerlou Mfg Co JANET MASTERS Vocchonal Cours: Class Commune: 4 land 2 3 4 Trl HI Y 3 FN A 3 Shoshoneon Club 4 Nuhonal Clfy Bunk MEIVYN MAT TESON Ganerul Course Cluu Cap and Gown Commlffn 4 Jumor Chosr 2 Somur Chosr 3 Qulver Siu!! 3 4 Band 2 3 4 Ordeolfrn 4 Sinner Play Cust 4 Fraud! Club I HI Y 2 FEA 4 Football 2 Trad 2 3 Nuhonul Howl Soclely 4 PATRICIA MATTHEWS Gen eral Cours: Jumor Chosr 2 Sensor Chosr 3 4 Slrmg Ensemble 2 3 4 land 3 Jumor Play Commmoe 3 Pap Bond 4 Props L Q1 3 Somor Baccalaureate Commmn 4 Tn Hn Y 3 Sacrutary 4 FNA Proudnnv 41 Quuur Staff 4 Natsonal Honor Socncry 4 NANCY Mc ADAMS General Count Jumor Somar Prom Arrangement Com mllfoo J Class Cup L Gown Cammmno 4 OMC: Amlfant 4 library Ccwncul 3 Jumor Chosr 25 Herald Stal 4 Jumor Play Mako up Com mince 3 Props L Qs 4 Tru H1 V 2 3 41 FTA. Lubranun 4 Natsonal Manor Sonny 4 PATRICIA M:CI.!NAI'llAN General Cosmo, Home loam Prondonr 21 Homo loom Treasurer J Jumor Chou 2 3 Sensor Chosr 4 Jumor Play heh! Commun Chaurmon 3 Sensor Play Costume Commmoc 4 Spanssh Club 4 Tn HI Y 2 J 4 FTA Scnglcadnr 4 JIM MGCOMIS General Couric NAN CY M:CUlDY Gunorol Course Hams Room Vlce Prnudoni 3 Nom: loom Socrolury 2 library Council 4 Jumor Play Ushoroho 3 Somol Play Comrluiha l Tn HI Y 2 3 4 FYA 4 l0WEll M: PAIN General Couno5 Class Treasurer 3 Homo Room Proxndonl 3 HI Y 2 3 Varslly H 2 3 luskalball 2 3 Trad: 2 JOE M: WILLIAMS General Cours! land 2 3 4 Spanish Club 4 FEA. 4 JOSEPH MEICNANT General Comm Clan Preudsnl 4 Home Room Vnco Prussian! 4 Home Room Sscrolary 2 3 Student Council 2 3 4 Sensor Play Cust 4 Student Councul Restroom Attendant 4 116 CHARLOTTE MEIIIMAN General Counq Home loom Treasurer 45 Class Mono Comm-who 21 Class Prophecy Commmn 41 Oiucc As dllunf 31 Jvnlor Chosr 2 31 Sensor Chosr 4 lomof Play Publncnfy Com lmlht 35 Sonbf Play Coil 4 Prvpl L Q I 2 3 4 Spunllll Club 4 Tn M1 Y 2 3 Vice Proudnnt 41 FTA. 4 Nuhonul Honor Socnofy 4 IAM!! MISSING!! Vocanonal Cosmo V I C. Club 3 4 IO! MISSIIEI General Ceann Varufy H 3 4 lulmbbell 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 CURTIS MITCHELL General Course Class Img Commlhoc 35 Vumfy H 4 Inkalmgon 41 Football Manager 2 J 4 EDITH MOIIN General Cowan Library Covnal 4 Junior Chow 2 Qulvlr Sui lp Tn H1 Y 21 F N A. 4 G A.A. 1 3 4 Nohonul Honor So any 4 MAIGAIET HONTUOMEIY Vocational 0011505 Jumor Chosr 2 3 Sensor Chosr 41 D ECA. Club 4 Employed ui G C Murphy Co RONALD MONTGOMERY Vocohonul Coun' Ordinfru 1 3 V.l.C Club 3 4 GIAC! MOORE General Course. Jumor Chosr 2 3 Tn Hn Y 21 FN.A. 4 LARRY MOORE General Course Spanssh Club 41 HI Y 2 lnlulmgon 4 Cross Country 3 4 Trad: 31 Student Govnal Restroom Alhnduni 4 IUTII HOOII Waihdruvn COIQIII HOOIMAN General Course, Oisa Axmtenl 31 Jomov Play Commmn 3 Fund! Club 3 CIOICI IOSEI General Coufn Jumor Play Commlfho 3 Sensor Play Commmn 4 Props L Qs 2 3 41 FEA. 4 Student Cmmcnl lon mom Attendant 2 SUSAN MYERS General Couru Home loom Vlcu Pruldom 2 Clan Song Commmos 41 Lnbmry Cauncsl 2 Treasurer 31 Junlor Chosr 21 Sensor Chosr 3 4 Herald Feature Ednor 4 lend Manager 31 Sensor Play Can 4 Props G Qs 3 41 French Club Treasurer 41 Trl Hn Y 2 3 4 FEA. Anulant Socrofary lg Girls State 31 Naflonal Honw Sooofy 4 JAIAIS NHDDIAII General Counn Home loom Treawrer 2 Class Will Commmoo 41 Herald Stal 3 Advon-mug Manager 41 lend 2 3 41 HI Y 2 Nulionul Honor Soelify 4 PATRICIA NEIOII IOUIS General Covrux Sfudcni Councl 3 Prom Committees 31 Olin Annum 31 Jumor Play Student Dursdor 31 Senlor Play Prop anim Cnmmlnn 41 Props In QI 31 Fund Club Socnlnry 41 Tn HI Y 2 4 Prwdoni 31 Choonng Sodlon 2 4 Vlce Pressdent 3 Social Sfudln Club 31 Natsonal Honor Society 3 4 CHARLES NIU MAN General Counq Class Vloo Proudom 41 Home loom Prnldonl 41 Home loom Vasa Pruldnni 31 Home loom Treasurer 21 Student Council 4 Class Commmu 2 3 Junlor Hoy Cad 31 Sonia Play Cant 41 Pnaps L Q s 2 3 4 Spumslu Club 4 Golf 3 Manager 2 31 Student Coondl lsmoom Attendant 4 NORMA IIUSSII General Guru PAUL OIDIOUI Gonorol Couru SHIRLEY Oll General Count: Jvmor Chou 2 3 DICK PARISH General Coun: RICHARD PAISOIALI. General Cauna Jumor Somor Prom Commsttee 3 Scmor Dance Com mmoo 4 Qvivor Stal 41 Somov Play Commnha 4 Props I Qs 4 Span-nh Club 4 Football 21 Trad: 2 ROSE PAIYIIIIAOII General Coufu5 Tn Hs Y 3 Swdam Council Restroom Alhnduni 3 LUIITTA PATRICK General County Trl Hi Y 3 41 FTA. 4 F N A. WIIJAA PATRICK General Cowan Spenhh Club 4 ODI! PHILLIANS General Counu 1unlorSonlov Pmm Decoration Committee 31 Sensor Numa Card Commlttee 41 Library Counol 21 Ink U J 41 Herald SNK 4 Student Council lomoom Attendant 2 CAROL PIII General Covno land 21 Spunhh Club 41 Y N A. 4 MARILYN PORTER General Counop Home loom Vin Prnldunl 2 Qunnr Stal 41 lend 4 Ordlouru 2 3 41 Junlor Play Mah-up Com mlfho 35 Sensor Play Make up Commiihi 41 Trl HI Y 3 41 FNA. 3 41 Intramural lolhlbell Clmmplomlllp 2 41 Naiional Honor Sociufy 4 OIOIOI POWELL General Cooney land 2 3 41 FLA. 41 Cram Country 3 Track 2 3 Student Council Restroom Attendant 31 Clunnql Quartet 2 VERA POW!! General Councp Junior Choir Z 3 Stnlor Choir 4 Tn H1 Y 2 3 4 hfrunwrul lallulball Chumpnonlhlp 2 RUTH PRAY!! General Course Junlor Choir 2 31 GA.A. 2 31 Student Cauncsl Restroom Alhnduni 41 lnfranwml laskulhull Champconshup 2 4 FllSCll.I.A PIIDMOII General Course land Z 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 GA.A. 4 hfnlmurul Basketball Cham pnomhlp 2 4 WAHI! PIYOI General Course Cum Coun 'YY IHA IASIY General Coun: Class Wnll Commune 4 larj 3 4 Orduoafra 2 Sfudom Comma! Ransom Attendant 4 IENA IECII General Coun: Class Socrolary 2 Clan Vsce Prundsnl 3 Home loom Prnudom 21 Home loom Sccrdury 3 Student Cauncsl 2 Socroiury 3 4 Jumor Sonor Prom Deoorchon Commsttee 3 Class Hn tory Commmao 4 Juniov Oscar 2 31 Qulvor Staff 4 Jumor Play Prop Omit Cbmmrfha Chumnan 3 Props L Qs 3 4 Spanish Club 4 Trl Ml Y 2 4 Secretary 3 FTA. 4 lniramurol Basketball Champnomhup 2 41 Chunng Season 4 Co od Councnl 3 41 Sfudcm Council Restroom Attendant 4 Nomnommg Ansndunt 4 Natsonal Honor Soddy 4 SONDIA REED General Coonq Home loom Treasurer 21 lend 2 3 4 Slnior Play Call 4 Prop! L Qs 4 Spanish Club 45 G LA. 3 4 FRED IIICIIAIDT General Coun: lnlnllnqon 4 PAUL IEICNAIDT Voeuhonul Course VIC Club 3 4 JUDY IIINWALD General Course Home loom Van Proudoni 41 Cap L Govrn Commhht Chalrman 3 4 Junior Choir 21 Senior Choir 3 41 Son ior Play Propnnin Commnnno 4 Tn Hn Y 2 3 4 GA.A. 2 3 41 Imru mural lulmbull Chumpnomhap 2 41 Natsonal Honor Society 4 DICK IINTI General Course HI Y 2 31 FTA 41 Student Covnzll Restroom Attendant 4 ROSE MARY IIDUWAY General Course Home Room Souolary 2 Jumor Sensor Prom Doooruhon Corn mmn 31 Sensor Dance Commmn Cheurman 41 OR-co Anlnant 3 4 Quuvor SNR 3 Publvcnry Ednor 4 Jumor Play Make up Commmao 3 Sensor Play Student Dunno: 4 Tn Hn Y 2 A Chaplom 3 FTA 4 FEA 41 Natsonal Honor Soclufy 4 BARBARA RILEY Gln eral Course Jumor Chosr 2 3 D E C A Club 4 Employed ai Knsgos JACK ROBERTS General Cours: lnlnlmgcrs 4 EUGINE ROBINSON Vocuhonnl Course Home Room Vue: Yroudnnv 3 Homo Room Sacnlury 31 VIC Club 3 4 KENNETH ROBINSON General Course Crou Country 2 Track 2 3 RICHARD ROB INSON Vocahonul Courn VIC Club 3 4 MYION ROR ICK General Courxs Class Cup G Gown Commun 4 FT A. 4 Nu tsonal Honor Socnovy 4 PIIYLLIS IOSSKOPF Gomrol Cosmo. Home loom Treasurer 21 Class Commence 21 Tru Hs V 21 Employod uf Krugex CLIFFORD IOUSII Vocahonal Covru Home loom Tnawror 4 VIC Club 4 DAVE IOWLAIID Vocuhonal Couric VIC Club 4 CAIOLYN l0WllY General Covfitl Band 2 3 Socruvary 4 Ordnmn 3 4 Siurduxhrli 4 Somor Play Commmal 4 Spanssh Club 4 FNA. 41 GA.A 2 Vin Prdudlnf 3 Prcudonf 4 Natsonal Honor Society 4 LINDA IOWLIY Gan eral Course Herald Stal 31 Jumor Play Commmso 3 Sensor Play Com mmn 4 Props I Q s 4 FT A Vncn Pruudsm 4 Student Covncnl Rest room Attendant 3 EDWARD IUDOIJII General Count Hom: loom Pressdent 2 Home Room Socrclury 4 land 2 3 Siardushr 4 Sensor Play Fubhcury Comlmnoo Chamnun 4 FEA. 4 laslrafball 2 3 Track 2 3 M13 IUPEIT General Course Class Spam Refreshment Commmuc 3 4 Band 2 3 Jumor Play Cas! 3 Sensor Play Commmu 4 TOM IUTMEIFOID General Coun: Home Room Trcowror 4 Student Council lnfmom Attendant 3 Class Flowar Comlmthi 21 HI V2 Vcmfy H 3 4 DECA.Clvb4 Crm: Country 2 31 Trad: 2 Employed uf the lug leur BILL SANDIIDGE General Coun: Jumor Chosr 21 land 21 kill' ball 15 Manager 2 DIXIE SAVAGE General Couric Home Room Socrsfary 3 Jumor Chour 2 3 Jumor Play Publucny Cnmmmu 3 Sensor Play Maki-up Commmoo 4 Tn HI Y 2 3 4 G A A 4 PETE SCIINAUFEI General Covnc Homo lobm Fundin! 2 H1 Y 2 3 45 FEA 41 Vamfy H 31 Fodlbull 2 31 Basketball Manaqu 3 LINDA SCNWAI General Course Jumor Some: Prom Commlttee 31 Sensor lnvnahon Commlttee 45 Jumor Chow 21 Sonlor Chosr 3 4 Qvnmr SMH 4 land 3 41 Ordlnira 2 3 4 Trl Hn Y 2 3 41 FTA. 41 FEA. 41 National Mono: Socnovy 4 CINE SCHWADEIII Voca honul Course Shomhonocn Club 4 JERRY SCIWIADIIII General Couric D E C A Club 4 Employnd ul Anson Pudmrol Inc. GARY SCIWIAITI General Course Hom: Room Socrcfory 41 han lor Choir 21 Somor Chosr 3 Vac: Presldent 41 FEA. 4 JUDD SCOTT General Course Homo loom Tronwrnr 21 Junior Sensor Prom Arrangement Commlvhn 31 H1 Y 2 31 FE A. 4 Vumry H 41 Football 2 3 4 lauballl Student Counullioshoam Anmduntl HOW ARD SCOWDEN Wnlhdrawn. LINDA SEAS General Couru Home loom Treasurer 2 Jumor Choir 2 3 Junlor Play Com mlhcc 31 French Club 4 Tn Hs Y 2 3 4 FNA.3 4 GA.A. 2 Basket ball Intramural Champuomlup 41 Chosrmg Sermon 4 JOAN SEVEINS Gancrul Counog Basketball Intramural Chumpsomfup 4 ROGER SEVEINS General Couru lend 2 3 41 Spanssh Club 4 Vamfy H 3 41 Crux Country 3 4 Trad 3 4 Manager 3 4 DIE SOIELTON General Counn Home Room Vim Proxndonl 2 3 Class Wall Commmn 4 Jumor Chosr 2 Sensor Choar 3 4 Sensor Play Mako-up Communal Pmpslu Q54 Hs YZ 3 FEL4 DECA. Club 4 Cross Country 2 3 Track 2 3 Employed ul Jlm Dugan 15 DEC.A. Proudonf 4 MIKE SHIELDS General Course Nom: Room Proudonl 4 Home Room Wes Prnudonf 3 Home Room Socrolury 2 Junlor Sensor Prom Douomhon Commmu 31 Jumor Chosr 2 Somor Chow 31 Spanssh Club 4 Varmy M 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Truck 2 TIIEODORA SHORT Vocunoncl Couru Home Room Treawrer 4 Jumor Chosr 21 Shoshonuan Club 4 Employnd ul G C. Murphy Cu WILLIAM SHORT VocahonolCou1u Home Room Secretary Treasurer 3 PHILIP SIMON Vocnhonal Counm Student Cauncsl lufroom Attendant 2 D EC A. Club 4 Employed at Albers CLIFFORD SKIVEIS General Covrsm Basketball Manager 31 Baseball Manager 3 NELSON SLAGLE General Courla5 Sailor lroukfnxt Commlfho 4 Hs Y 4 F EA. 4 JAMES SMITH General Couru Quuvor Shall 3 41 HI Y 2 3 4 FEA 45131: Klvlanlun 41 Natsonal Honor Soclovy 4 LINDA SYIIIJQAN General Coun: Omen Aulsleni 4 Jumor Choir 2 31 Jumor Play Educ! Cornmlnou 31 Tn Hs Y 3 41 FT A 4 Basketball lniramurul Champson lhlp 4 CLIFFORD SPOHN Library Council 21 F E.A 4 STEVE STAFFORD General Coun: Sensor lmnlunon Commmu 4 Qulvor Stal 4 Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 Pundcnl 41 Stardusters 2 3 4 FEA. 4 Natsonal Honor Socuofy 4 TED SWAIN Voca tsonal Couru VIC Club 4 DON SVIEARINGEN General Coun: Homo loom Treasurer 2 Jumor Sensor Prom Commlfhn 3 Spanssh Club 4 Hs Y 2 3 4 Smdanl Cauncsl lnlrenm Attendant 3 CAROL THOMAS General Course Jumor Chosr 3 lumov Play Ticket Commlfloo 3 Trl Hs Y 2 3 4 FTA 4 F NA. 4 Basketball In tramural Chumpnonshnp 4 FLOYD THOMAS General Counn GERALD THOMAS General Coun! JERRY THOMAS General Course Hama Room Vuzo Presldent 4 Props In Q x 4 Vamty H 4 Fboiball 4 Golf 3 Cross Country 2 3 Track 2 4 JOHN THOMAS General Courn Hom: Room Presldent 31 Student Counul 2 3 Sensor Dance Commune: 4 Herald Staff Sport Edlfor 4 land 2 3 4 Hs V Treasurer 2 Secretary 3 Prundmv 4 FEA. Prnudsnl 4 Vcrxlfy H 4 Baseball 2 3 laikoiball Manager 4 lay s State 3 Jumor Klwanlan 4 Nuhonul Honor Socllfy 4 JON THOMAS General Count Spanish Club 4 MEIAID THOMAS Vocchoncl Course Varssty H 3 4 Cross Country 2 3 4 Traclu2 3 4 Class Com mlfho 4 NANCY TOWER Home Room Prandcnt 2 library Councnl 4 Qulvar Stuff 4 land 2 3 4 Sensor Play Commmlo 4 Tru H1V2 3 FTA.4 GAA34 Nal1onulMonorSoc1oty4 DAVE TOWNSEND General Courxl5 Hom! loom Pruldonl 4 Homn Room Treasurer 2 31 Jumor Sumo: Prom Arrangement Commmn 3 Jumor Play Tucker Commmao 3 Spanssh Club 4 Vamfy H 2 3 4 Football 2 3 41 Student Covncul Restroom Attendant 3 SONJA TIUEX General Coun! Hom! Room Vlce Prlsldonl 2 Sensor lrcakfml Com mmn 41 Lsbrory Councnl 21 Jumor Chosr 2 Sensor Chou J 4 Spannh Club lp F 1' A 4 Nuhoncl Honor Socmfy 4 Mllllill TURNER General Course MONA UPTON General Couru Moms Room Vice Prnudoni 4 lun nor Sumo: Prom Dooorahon Commmn 3 Jumor Chosr 3 land 2 3 Ordlntra 3 Jumor Play Ushcnno 3 Props L Qu 2 3 Secretary 4 TrlH1V2 3 45FTA.4 GA.A 2 Co nd Councnl2 3 4 Sh1dnn0Coon :nl Restroom Attendant 4 ROBERT VAN IUSKIKK General Cowan DECA Club 4 Crou F'-' 1 ' ' 1 I1 - . ' 1 F I I ' 1 1 11 1 ' 5 . ' ' F ' - 1 1 -- 1 - 5 . 1 I 1 - I1 .. 1 . I I I I, ,i I 1 -- 1 I 1 I .1 1 .1 ' 5 ' 1.. , .5 . 1 , . I I 1 ' , ' ' , - 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 ,,. , ' ' 5 ' - I -- ' ' 1 1 ' 5 ' 5... ' ' 1 ' ' 1 - ' ' '- - -- 1. 1 11 - , 5 , ' ' ' - ' 1 1 11 1 I fi If- I I I 11 - - 1 - - 5 ' ' ' 1- 1 1 . 5 . . ' ' 5 1 1 - i , , , ' ' 'F A 1 ' ' 11 .1 ' 1 ' . ' 'I 1 .I1 . I I. .I I ,5 -- . . ' I 5 1 I 1 .1 1 1 ' - 1 1 , ' 5 F F ' ' I - - .1 I - ' '. 5 ' , 1 1 1 . I I , . K 1 ' 1 ' S . 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 .I - I 1 - ' I 1 ' ' 1 .1 1 1 - - -Ii - I . 1 , ' 1 1 .. . - . I . I 5 ' .5 1 1 ,', . - ' 1 - - 1 11 - . . . 1 1 1- . I .I 1 - - I 1 1 I l - I I 1 . ' I ' , , . I . . N ' ' . . . I - .1 . ' ' I 1 1 1 .1 ' - 1 1 -- 1 I I - 1 ' , . , . .. 1 ' I I I . I I ,5 . . I . . 5 , . I . 1 , . I 1 . I I . . . I . . I I 1 1 1. . . I I . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' , . - III I ' I , , . . ' . ' ' ' , , - 1 1 ' 11 ' - ' ' ' , ,' ' 1 - - 1 .1-- 11- 1 - 1 .1 1 1 1 A ' ' ' , ' 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 11 11 1- 59- . , o 1 .1 I - - A , - 1 1 1 1 . - - .' - ' - 1 1- 1 1-- 1- - 1 1 . . . . -.-. . . - ' . 1 - 1 11 11 - 1 1 1 1-- 1 . - , 1 . . P ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . . - . - - . - - . - ' - 1 1 1 1 . . , , ,'.'. , I ,,, ' 1 .11 1 11 1 - , . , - - I . . . I . I :1,4. 1 ' ' . . ' ' ' ' , . ' ' . . . , - I I I 1 I 1 I I 5 . I I I I. . ' ' ' 7 ' ' 11-- 1 I I - - , .. 5.. I F I ' 3.4. . 1 1 1 . .' I . I I . . . I I 1 1- - rector 4- Pro x L Q'x 2 Treasurer 35 Reporter 41 Tri-HI-V 2, President - Ca. rn slum' - F I ' I I 7 ' ' ' I ' ' 1 ' - , 'Im 'H 4' DUANI NAIIA G' Mo' 7 Cho' nh 3, 41 Crux Covnlry.2, 35 Track 25 Basketball Manager 41 Jumor . . 1 1 1 - ' ' . 5 ' 1 .. . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - , '.. ' ' . - . . - - 1 ---1 ' . '. . . . 1 1 1 ' ' . ' ' . .. 1 1 - - 11 - - 11 ' . .'. I , I . .. . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . - I ' ' 1 1 .1 1 1 . - . 1 ' ' ' ' . 11- 1 - - ' '.' ' 1 .1 ' - . . . .1 1--- - -1- . ,, ' I . . . I ' I - . I . , I . . 1 1 ' 1 , , I I 1 1 1 1 1 I , I II I 4. 1 , . 1 M 1. 1 T 1 11 11 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 ' ' 1 ' . ' 7' ' 1 '- 1 .1---1-- 1 - 5 . - . . I I 5 . I . I . . I . I . ' ,I ' 'f 1 ' ' 1 11 1 1 1 11 1 - 'z' ' ', . . . , - . 1 ' 5 1 5 1 1 I 1 I 1 .I 1 ' F, ' . ' ' .. 1 1 .1 - 1 1 11I 1 , I I, , , , ,... II .I . . . I .I I I I I Ii I I I 5 ' ' . . 1 1 1 - 1 A I , . . '. I ' I 1 1 1 1 - I I ' I F F I' ' ' ' - , , 5.. 5 ' ' 1 11 111 .I.1 I - - I - 5 - im- ' ' ' . I 7 ' t ' ' . ' . . .2 . . , '. . . 1 ' 1 ' . 1 1 1 .1 1 - 1I 1 1 1 I 1 -If I - ,1.. 1...,, . 7 . .'. ' '. .1 1 ' 1 . 1 . I Ii I F I I ' ' ' 5 5 . ' ' I1 ' 1 ' 1 .1 , ' 1 . . . 1 ' ' 1 1 ' -7 - - I - I ' 'i ' ' . . 5 . . . 5. . .- 1 1 - ' 1 1 1- 1 1 - I - ' , ,..1 . ' . . . 1'- 1 ' 5 . ' ' . .. 5 1 1 ' - ' ' ' U I , . . , , 1 . . . . . I I . . I I 1 I .I I ' I I I ' 5 . , . I . I . 1 - - 1 1 1 , .I . . 1 I . . I II A I '.'. , , 5 . . ' ' . . ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' ' ' .' ' '-'- .1 -- 1- -1 - 111 - . . 1 - ' I - .1 .1 11 - ' - I ' - I 1 1 11 1-- - I I 1 1 . . - V I ' I , ' ' ' 5 , . - 1 11 1 - I - I., , . 1 . .. 5 SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX Country 2 ssu vnnsnmorr vamssossqs com. DECA Club 4 sms. 3 Employed at wsses sup.. Ms-ss-s..s JESSIE WALKER General Course Trs Hs Y 3 FNA 4 Cheersng Sectson 4 MARJORIE WALKER General Course Junsor Clsour 3 lunsor Play Commsttee 3 T Hs Y 3 4 IOSALIE WALKER General Course Jumor Chosr 2 Senror Play Commmee 4 Props ls Q1 4 Trs Hs Y 2 3 4 G A A 4 Cheersnq Sectson 4 JUANITA WALRAVEN General Course Home Room Secretary 4 Sensor lnvstatron Cammsttee 4 land 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Junsor Play Cast 3 Sensor Play Cast 4 Props L Q s 2 3 Prexsdent 4 Spas-sssh Club Secretary 4 Trs Hs Y 2 3 Clsaplasn 4 FT A 4 F N A 4 Student Courses! Restroom Assersaam 2 Natsonal Honor Socsety 4 PHIL LIP WALTERS General Course Home Room Secretary 2 Herald StaIT2 Band 2 3 4 Spanssls Club4 CONNIE WARD Gen eral Course Home Room Secretary 2 3 Class Hsstory Commstfee 4 OI'Tsce Asssstant 2 Ju-ssor Chosr 2 Sensor Chorr 3 Qusver Stal? 3 Ed stor 4 land 3 4 Props 8- Qs 2 3 Trs Hs Y 2 3 French Club 4 FTA 4 Natsonal Honor Socsety 4 WESLEY WARWICK General Course Home Room Vrce Pressderst 2 Iunsor Chou 2 Sensor Chour 3 4 Props A Qs 4 Hs Y 2 3 Varssty H 3 4 D E C A Club 4 Iaxeball 2 Tennrs 3 Employed at the Avenue Lumber Co LEEWANNA WATERS General Course Junsor Chasr 2 3 Junsor Play Publscsty Commsrtee 3 Sensor Play Costumes Commsrtee 4 French Club 4 Trs 2 FTA SHIRLEY WATSON General Course cssnnssg Sectsan 4 Jwssor cue.. 2 susssaf Play Commrttee 3 rn Hs v 2 3 4 FTA 4 Co ed Councsl 2 3 Vice Fressdent 4 Student Councsl Restroom Attendant 4 BOBII WEAVER Vocalsonal Course Home Room Treasurer 2 Sensor Chosr 4 land 2 Semor Play Corrsmstiee 4 DECA Club Seuelary 4 Employed at Kette Torrance Insurance lOl WEBER General Course Junsor Sensor Prom Decoratson Corn tistfee 3 Sensor Play Cas! 4 Yropsh Q 14 Hs Y 2 3 4 F EA Treasurer 4 Varssty H 3 4 Football 2 3 laleball Manager 2 4 Natsonal Honor Society 4 ARLENE WELCH General Course EDWARD WELCH Vocahornal Course Vl C Club 3 4 Football 2 DONNA WHITE General Course Home Room Treasurer 2 Olfsce Ansxlant 2 Lsbrary Councsl 2 Herald SIGN 4 Sensor Play Commstfee 4 Props L Q 5 4 latsn Club 2 Spamsh Club 2 3 Tr: Hs Y 2 FTA 2 4 G AA 4 Natsonal Honor Socsety 4 PNYLLIS WHITE General Course Clan Rsng Flower 8 Color Cornrnrttee 3 Junscr Chosr 2 Sensor Chosr 3 4 Junsor Play Propertses Commsttee 3 Spanssh Club rs Hs Y RAYMOND WHITE General Course Class Commnttee 4 DECA Club 4 Employed at Kroger: Super Mariel RONALD WHITE General Course Home Room President 2 3 4 Sludenl Councsl Redroom Arlersdant 2 4 Hs Y 2 3 DE C A Club 4 Cross Country 2 3 Employed atl C Penney Co PEGGY WHITEHEAD General Course Clasx Commsftee 4 Junsof our 2 HIY DIXIE WHITEHILL Vocalsonal Course Clan Committee 4 lurtsor Chosr 2 3 Sensor Chosr 4 Junior Play Propertses Commoftee 3 Trs HI Y 2 3 Shoshonean Club 4 Em ployed at Vernon Grade School NANCY WICK General Course land 2 3 4 Sensor Play Commstiee 4 Trs Hs Y 2 3 4 FTA 4 Student Counol Restroom Attendant 4 JACK WIERMAN General Course Home Room Vice Frexsdenl 3 Class Committee 3 AUTOGRAPHS Sensor Play Set Constructson Commsttee 4 Props G Q s 4 Hs Y 2 3 Inlrslsnqen 4 Golf 2 Student Councsl Restroom Attendant 2 JAMES WILLIAMS General Caurse Band 2 3 4 Stardusler 2 3 4 Inlulsngen MARY MARGARET WILLIAMS General Course Band 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Sensor Play Commsttee 4 Span ssh Club 4 Trs Hs Y 2 3 4 Natsonal Honor Socsety 4 NAOMI WILLIAMS General Course Junsor Cha-r 3 Herald Stllf 4 Sensor Play Tsclset Corrsmstiee Chasrmars 4 Props ls Q s 4 Trs Hs Y 2 G A A 2 4 Natsonal Honor Socsety 4 ROBERT WILLIAMS General Course Inlulsngers 4 Football 3 Golf 4 Cross Country 4 SHEL TON WILLIAMS General Course Props L Qs 4 Spanssh Club 4 Hs Y 2 3 F TA 4 Cross Country 3 Tracls 3 JAMES WILSON General Course Home Room Treasurer 1 3 4 Sense Breakfast Com rrssttee 4 Qusver Stal? 4 lunsor Play Cast 3 Sensor Play Cast 4 Props L Q s 3 4 Spanssh Club Treasurer 4 Hs Y 2 3 4 F T A 4 Cross Caun try 2 Trad: 3 Natsonal Honor Socsety 4 LINDA WINGETT General Course Home Room Secretary 4 Jurssor Chosr 2 Sersor Chosr 3 4 Herald Srafl Exchange Edstar 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Junsor Play Publscsty Commsttee Chasrrnan 3 Props ls Q s 3 4 Tru Hs Y 2 4 Vsce Pressdenl 3 F N A 4 Natsonal Honor Socsefy 4 MICHAEL WISE General Course Home Room Vsce Pressdent 2 3 lumor Chosr 2 Sensor Chosr 3 4 Jusssor Play Set Commshee 3 Sensor Play Set Cam msttee 4 Props 5 Qx4 Hs Y 2 3 Varssty N 2 3 4 DECA Club 4 Tersnss 2 3 4 Junsor Kswan an 4 Student Councsl Restroom Attendant 2 Senuar Dance Commsftee 4 lunsar Sensor Prem Decorotsan Cammttfee MARTHA WOLFINGER General Course Class Comrnsrtee 2 Junsor Clsour 2 Sensor Clsor 3 4 land 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 lvnsor Play Commstree 3 Sensor Play Costume Cosrsmsttee 4 Props A Q s 3 4 Spanssh Club 4 Trs Hs Y 2 3 4 FN A 4 Natsonal Honor Socsety 4 ll 7 .E I I F Z I I , I A' . . . . , , , W i .. . . ik I - V - I . I I I U-s--I I si r i I I ' A f ' ' - ' As 1 '- L 5, 4, r.N.A. 3, 4. ' I If 1' ' , Q ' f H' f g V Q ,y , , css' ,mu 2,3,4, ' I s s ,Q ' s . I A I V I N : - s 1 , A 3s . 7 V , , I ,' I , 5 , , 5 ' ' 1 '- '- , , p .. , : A ' 5 ' 5 . 7 s . 2 . : ' Hs-v,2.4's...4. ' 'Q ' . 4 -' . A . ' si'-1 'I FACULTY DIRECTORY THOMAS D IAIN IS sn Educatuon MA In Isology Iovrlsng Green Ohvo State Irology Cap and Gown Commsttee Advssor, Audso Vlsual Educatsan MARK H IAKER IS rn Educatxon MA. Ohso Unsverssty Ohso State Physscs, Survey Scsence, Sclence Club Ad vssor ELVIN R IEACH IS Xavser Unsverssty Amerscan Hsstory Assistant Iaslsetball and Football Coadr ANET R BROWN IA sn Home Econemscs, Musksngum College, Home Eno nomscx, Cheerleader Advssor WILLIAM 0 COVER IA Otterbern College Ohso State Hsstofy Dsrector ol Intramurals Teams Coach MARGARET L DAVIS IS In Educatson Iovrlsng Green, Gsrls Health Physscal Educatson GAA Advssor Dsrector ot Gsrls lntramu ras JOHN R DETTRE IA IS Ohso State Speeds Eng lssh I Dsrector ot Junsor and Sensor Play Prop s 5 Q s Advssor, Hardsn Reporter Advssor Gsrls Cheersng Sectron Advssor YAULINE I DRAKE IS n Education, Iovrlsng Green Ohso State Home Eco nomwcs Il Ill IV R C DUNLAP ICS Unsversrty ot Cm csnnats Unsverssty of Msdngan Ottsce Trasnsng School Vacatsonal Commercsal Shorthand Typsrsg ll Oltsce Practsce .lumor Sensor Prom Advssor Shoshonean Club Advssor MARGERV EVMON IS sn Educatron, Ohso State Unsverssty, Eng lush I, lll LUCILE FOREMAN IS sn Educatson, Msams Unlverssty, Englssh III .lournalssm Harding Herald Advssor ISAIEL FREER AI Allegheny College columbus umvmrsy xsns sms. umvmsry or w-I conssn French I Il Latsn II Le Petrt Solon Advssor, Natsonal Honor So any ow. at cum DARL H GATCHELL IS In Educatron, MA Iovrlsng Green Uns verssty at Chscago Ohso State, Pnncspal JACK GRAHAM IA M A Ohso Northern Kent State Plane Geometry Solsd Geom etry Advanced Algebra MILDRED I GRIGSIY AI Stan ford Unsverslty Amerscan Govemment and World Attasrs Junsor Play Ushers Advssor Junsor Red Cross Councsl Advssor VIILMA HARMON AI Ohso Northern Amerscan Government and World Attalrs Senior lnvltottons Committee Advssor, Jslntor Trl HI V Advssor HAROLD G HAIELETT IA MS Iowa State Teachers College, State Unsverssty ot Iowa Marshall College Ohso State Plane Geometry Trsgonometry Iussness Arsthmetsc Sensor Hs Y Advssor RAYMOND G HOOPS IS sn Educatson MA Iowlmg Green, Ohso State, Stout lnststute Carnegse Tech Prsntsng Drafting Exploring Grads: Arts HOMEI HUFFMAN IA. MA.sOtterbetn College Ohta Northern Ohso State lnstfumentalMussc L 0 JONES IS New Yoth Unrversaty Vocal Musrcs Sensor Song Advssor ALIERT A KURTI IS In Education Unlversrty ot Yrttsburdl Typ sng I I Oltce Practsce GEORGE W LANE ISM MA Capital Unlverssty Columhra Um verssty, Marchrng Iand Mussc Theory Solos and Ensembles, Dsrector at the Stardusters GORDON K LARSON IS In Education, M A sn Educatson Kent State, Iovrlsng Green, Driver s Educatson Head Football Coach Asslstant Trad: Coach JAMES T LAWLER Football Coadr HELEN LEY IS In Art Art lnststute ot Chicago, Umverssty of New York Columbsa Unrverssty Art CLOVER MAE LINSCOTT IA, Ohso Wesleyan, Englssh II Sophomore Trl Hs Y Advssor Junsar and Sensor Play Malse up Comrrsrttee Advssor EMIL J LISAK IS M A Wittenberg, Ohso State, Supervssor Trades and lndustrses, Adult Educotson Dsrector Sensor Dance Com mlttee Advssor MARY LUDWIG A.I , Umverssty at Mschsgan, Spanssh I Il, Amerscan Hrstory Spanssh Club Advssor, Sensor Play Cos turne Commsttee Advssor EUGENE C MAVNARD IS sn Educatson MA Iovrlsng Green World Hsstory Englssh ll Sophomore Hs Y Advssor ROBERT F MESSAROS IS sn Educatton, Msams Unsverssty World Hsstory, As ssstant Football Coadr Golt Conds ARTHUR E MOODY IS sn Educatson Ohso State Madtsne Shop Related Machsne Tedl nology I ll Machsne Drawsng I, ll Machsne Math I Il, V I C Club Ac tsvsty Advssor Sensor Dance Comnssttee KATHRVN MOORE IA IS sn Lsbrary Scsence Wooster College Weltern Reserve L brarsan Lnbrary Courscsl Advssor CHARLES W NICHOLS IS In Education Ohso Slate Madune Shop I ll VIC Club Advssor Sensor Dance Comrnsttee PAUL M OROURKE IS sn Educatson Bowlsng Green Geog raphy Arnerscan Hsstory Amerscan Government and Warld Attalrs Class Rsng Consmsttee Advssor JOSEPH E PETRICH IS In Educatson Msaml Unsverssty Meehan rcal Dravrrng THOMAS PETRIE IA. M In Educatlon Otter beln College Kent State Mathemahcs, Guidance Counselor Student Counal Advssor LOUIS E IALSTON IA Ioldvrrn Wallace College Ioys Health Head lasebell Coad Assistant Football Gad! PANSV K RAUHAUSER IA. Ohso Wesleyan Ohso State, Colurnbsa Unsver stty Amencan Hsstory Future Teadoerl at Arnersca Advssor, Sensor Ireaktast Commrttee Advssor THOMAS I SHISKEV IS In Education Ohso Unsverxsty Ohso State Dsstrlbutsve Educatron Iussness Law Salesmanshsp, D E C A Club Advssor, Junror Semof Dance Commsttee RAY J SILVER AI, ME.D Sdtool Adrnsnsstratson, West Lsberty State College Pstts burgh Umverssty Asssstant Prsncspal Dean at Ioyss Student Councsl Ad vssor RICHARD L SLACK Ohso State, Automotive Shop and Related Subsects VIC Club Advssor, Sensor Dance Cornrnsttee Future Nurses ot Alnenca Advssor JAMES H SMITH IA Ohso State, Mathematscs Isalogy, Survey Science School Treasurer KENNETH SOMERLOT IS sn Education Msams Unsverssty Physscal Educatson Trad: and Crass Country Coach Athletsc Coordmator MARY JO STAFFORD IA, IS In Educatson, Ohso State Ohso Wesleyan, English ll Ill Qulver Advssor ISAIELLE STUMP IS sn Educatson Ohso State Colusnbsa Unsverssry, Bread Loot School at Englssh Purdue English ll lll ELIIAIETH L TOYLIFF IS In Educatrofl, Ohso Northam Girls Health Physical Educatson, GAA Advssor RUTH TURNER B S Capstal Unsverssty Ohso State Chernsstry Sensor Trs Hs Y Advssor IARIARA WILLMETII IS sn Iussness Educatson Wsttenberg Col lege Typsrsg I Ioolstseepsng I Student Councsl Advssor Sensor Ireak fast Commsttee Advssor MINNIE WINDER IA MA Ober Inn College Iowlsng Green, Columbsa Unsverssty Shorthand I ll Typsng II Junsor and Semar Play Tsclset Commsttee Advssor ROIERT N WIHTERHOFF IS sn Educotson Msams Unsverssty lndustrsaIArts Educatson MARGARET WOLFLEY IA Ohso Wesleyan Umverssty ot Wssoenssn Englssh Ill IV Chasrman ot K H Marshall Sdvolarshsp Fund PAUL WRIGHT ISs Msaml Unsversrty Iooklseepsng ELIZAIETH PACE Marlon Iussnesx College Secretary to PrsncsPUl ISAIELLE IARKLEY Morson Iussness College, Secretary to the As ssstant Prsncspal EDUCATOR S EPIGRAMS IIB B H O 4', ' I . 'J . ' . ' , P C . J R K .5 . .' 'F ' .' . ' .' D s . . s . I I I . ' . I . I I. I . . I I I I 'I I I A S ll. I .-'-'Fmi.- I 5 - L .I . I. .I , 'f' . I, .' .' '. ' . . - --. A -, .', - . ' -' . it f ' I. I I ' I I s.s.as Eamraofwonso No-mm,siosoQy,snss..sselscolsasnnimmr suns w. ssoinc' s.s.,omo suurqswmmics,sowogyfnsunn, -I, ' , . -if ..f F I T M . - . . I G - -s r I' I ' 5 I I 1 5 i- A I ' I V ' , I ' A - . - -I ' Z ..g ..: ' I I : I : ' - N ' - I I -ui I 5 I Congratulatiom to the Claw of 1956 Your Of zkial Photographer Hughes Studlo X. aff 8' 0 t :,. Iffa 1 ' L, xg' oofr' f WN c 'K96 Gfry ssfwwe Greer O Ive are especially proud of Dvx ight Haas above who xi as an arded our 4 year scholarship to being congratulated here by T L Hufert Direc nor of Industrial and Public Relations MARION DIVISION www C ongrafulahons fo fhe Class of 1956 if George Williams College, Chicago, Ill. He is O I- Concgmiuldlzbm CLASS CF 1956 E25 HUBER WARCO COMPANY MARION OHIO Proven Road Machinery Smce 1854 HLJBER WARCO l I ' I I don t ill keep lt under your new hat When Graduates of American schools don the familiar mort irboard they ve received a public school educa tion that s the best in the world Your education is designed to be used Keep it under your hat, and it becomes useless and stagnant -except as intellectual company for yourself. Put it to work with all your might . . . and as you work you'll learn more. Besides equipping you with the basic tools of living, America oflers you the most varied and rewarding opportunities to use these tools to your own best ad- vantage. Seek out these opponunities with our very best wishes for success and happiness! NAANN OFFKIE ' WEST TOWN. ' VVAgDO ' GRSEN CAMP ' PROSPECT Memos' faders Deposit '-siiravce C:xrpof4'Qn Patricia Xnn Larkin is typical of the many young people One of Nlarions distinguished veterans james Fies joined who begin their working careers at Marion Power Shovel the company 50 vears ago shortly after his graduation Co after leaving high school A Harding graduate class from the old Marion High School As an inspector for of 1911 Miss Larkin is a secretary in the sales department large machines he along with thousands of other em ployees has helped earn Marion Power Shovel Company s excellent reputation in the excavating industry Congratul ations Class of 1956 from your friends at Marion Povser Shovel ' ompanyl mother step of progress md grow th and marks the opening of new doors of experience For your families it means a chance to perhaps shed a tear as they watch you young adults ww alk across the stage to receive your diploma They started you off to school 12 vears ago as children foday they are proud to introduce you to the world as confident young citizens ready to make your way on your own ability XVe in the community hope we have prepared you well for the responsi bilities you must now assume On you rest our hopes for a better tomorrow Down through the years Harding High School has trained and prepared thousands of young AIHTIOIIIICS WVe are proud of the Hne record made by many Harding graduates and former students who are now employees of Marion Power Shovel Company No matter what you do or where you go in search of success our best wishes are with you Naturally we hope many of you will find fulfillment of your ambitions right here ln Marion Manufactmers of the Worlds Lmgest Shovels and Draglznes ' ' 2 ' ., 2 ', ' ' ' ' tl . Your commencement is an exciting milestone in your lives. It represents z ' ' 1 ' z ' , ' ' ' I K I 1 V C I V , . . . , . . , 'i . 7 - . DeSoto Chrysler CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 56 FROM THE CHRYSLER CORPGRATION DEALERS OF MARION Imperial RAINIER MOTOR SALES DeSoto Plymouth Marlon s Best Trading Spot 136 N Prospect St Phone 2-9573 s s. B morons, mc. -EY MOTOR Co' Imperial -Chrysler- Plymouth Dodge ' P'Ym0Ufh Unexcelled Service The House of Courtesy 209 N- Main Sf- 646 N. Main Sf. Phone 2-1615 Phone 2-1 630 24 'ffiif Dodg e Plymouth CONGR ULATIONS TO THE C SS OF 56 The General Meters flulumnhlle Dealers uf Marlon THE DANNER BUICK C0 WHERE CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR FRIENDS BUICKS GMC TRUCKS THE McDANIEL MOTOR CO PONTIAC CADILLAC THE MIDTOWN CHEVROLET CO SERVICE WITH cu RANTEE THAT COUNTS CHEVROLETS THE RANKIN OLDSMOBILE MARION S FRIENDLY NEW CAR DEALER OLDSMOBIIES I I MARION'S OLDEST DEALERSHIP-ESTABLISHED 1916 A A FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS JCDSTEN S Congmtulatzom to the Gmduateg Clary 0 1956 Hardmg Hlgh School I M DUGAN5' Congmtulatzom to the Clam 0 19 6 You are begmmng your real educatxonal career nn mnghty mterestmg hmes However we belneve that a lew old baslc precepts wnll shll apply as far as the bulldmg of a successful luture as concerned For those ol you who have eyes 'ro see and ears to hear we offer these suggestuons C O A o co d ttoclc f a d f o e There IS no substitute for lngenulty and common sense and there IS no Royal way Thats our best kids you take It from here Good luck God bless you and we hope we may always ment your patronage at the L K lu wig 8 Ihbbe y Enterprises 127 I F . . I ' ' a f ' I I . First-Pi k y ur objective--know where you' going. mbitl n is a virtue. Se n - Plan your a - method o attainme t. Pl ns ore the most effective weapon ever placed in the han s o man, Third-W rk, eat, sleep, drink and liv your plan and make prayer a part of it. , . I 1 U C I MERLE H HUGHES MORTUARY Funeral Services DIAL 2 3602 MOUNT VERNON AVENUE AT BAKER STREET Es! Wsnea BALDAUF CONSTRUCTIDN C0 211 DIX AVENUE MARION OHIO Directors of Disrincrive--- Yet Inexpensive I Congratulations to the 1956 Graduates UA QMLW Owe. C Kenl Products Dlvlsuon MARION OHIO gf fc: OH AnyFarm Structure can be bllllf wzflz Poles N- ii B 5 I - I hull I af a' I d sZf'ZHa6ZZ!2'ZZJ7ab'ie G '-9 P-H M' can urmsh anypoles you may need THE BAKER Wuon PRESERVING Co M ww 9 0. I Con ra ulations to he ass 956 A I il rl-il.. f ':4a? A f P Fla X ' ggi' .. ' Q ' 5 A 1 - ', Q , A A- 4 H MAA A O .. L,, - ' mf.-:,. Q.: 1:.,,,3: ,Wx iii 'f C O A. .2 1 ' T? ' M' - . ,I-will 215: N tsp! 1 - V llllllrgg-1 ' .Q 1 ' f' --sk Tggqiq L' 653' ll 5- a I fb L ' , F ,. ' 5 : l r A 1 I Amon. Uma PHONE PLENTY OF FREE PARKIN IN OUR ..-1f '1 LARGE PARKING LOT WISE S SUPER MARKET Marlon s Largest Independent Grocer CORNER OF E CENTER 81 REED AVE OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 9 A M TO 9 P M CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1956 ifed 1 See and Dr e the Test D I e CONTINENTAL be ufif I 1956 Fo d rn de bf a sfynng '956 UNCGLN an P fom 1956 MERCURY a New Llfegu rd De , MARION uncom- SHURTFURD INC- . MERCURY co. mc. 274-278 N. MAIN ST. 202 S MAIN 51. MARION, OHIO MARION, OHIO K T, , .. . . A W A G I N 11-III' I J.: .,43R ,K . . -.l'f I .-.ill .+- I - 1 Y e fh wlfh . . . r r o d er r ance I nd I I a s'Ign ' GI af ' ' 1 OMAR The Mlllard Hunt Company Millard Hunt Appliance Store, Inc. Television - Record - Appliances CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 56 131 E CENTER ST MARION OHIO We appreciate our small port tn mokung your groduotuon the greotest doy of your lute by having been selected to turnash the cops ond gowns as we 'Z My ENGINEERED CONVEYING SYSTEMS Smce 1919 Fairfield has designed bullt unstalled and serviced more than 800 engmeered systems In 40 states and sux foreign countries The photographs at the left are typlcal Falrfield mstallatlons Fanrf1eId equipment performs a broad range of maternal handlmg services for lndustry TH FAIRFIELD ENGINEERING COMPANY MARION OHIO u v I1 I :- --.-- .. 1: . - V .. I I I I Q35 TOD DIAM XX 4' swnuzu HAVE YOUR HOME DECORATED JOE TANNER CONTRACTOR Palntlng Decorating Deslgn - OUR GREATEST STRENGTH IS OUR WEAKNESS FOR QUALITY - T72 WEST CEN TREET ,A MARION, OHIO O -1- H T if I O RK A 'x 'Y X1 I y A-.a BY U O o o 0 0 Phone 2-9588 4 fxs TH YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION SAYS CLASS OF Congratulations fo the 1956 of Harding High FELLOWSHIP GUIDANCE CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP RECREATION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 56 THE AMERICAN MALLEABLE CASTINGS CO. XI ,punihlugiuulu - ni 1 Pnna mug 'fqfmij FV 1.,,IAL PRUBST SUPPLY COMPANY Q 7L PLUMBING s. HEATING MATERIALS D S Al. E LJ PNIE has MARION UHIU Comphments Of The ALLIIY EAST STEEL DD. MKHTPOW. Ulhnio 5 , Y X--,, j' - I1 , ' P he w X ,, -y KXXI. ,W ,W if 7 ff! X W W X IRI ' I - 1 , 1 ' , rf'-if - ,V Y 525 A , i , ,,,'!q W 'J ' A-sf5Im1nu' , ., J Y ,nu S1 5uI'iU ' I ' I . I - -LL ' ' V V fi--1.. . l,L3'w 'L M-. S :rg ig- EN 'I' - ' 5' ! 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M, ' P ' l A .V,, 4 2 S l L FOR COMPLETE BUILDING SERVICE OYEITICII1 S THE Avenue LUMBER AND W AVS I D EE SUPPLY COMPANY URNITUR I 3l'l0n Ohm JOHNS MANVILLE ROOFING CELOTEX INSULATION BOARD CURTIS CABINETS AND MILLWORK BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 7956 F M o s F esf Fo Ove 65 Yeors Corporation ANTHONY S Lo ndry D y Cleon g Lnen Supply E C America Pho e 21113 1 SEE 9 , Ori n' in U I rnenr Service Institution r r 0 I u r in of E 'I96 . enter Sf. n - Success and Happuness The Class of 56 DAVIS 8- JONES PATTERN WORKS CARL L JONES AND ROBERT BECKEL 287 Llncoln Avenue Phone 2 I9II Congmtulatzom CLASS OF 56 We mvute you to make use of the focrlmes offered by this store whether It be to shop with us to meer your friends at Murphy s or lo seek employ ment wllh our Company In lhe evenl that you decide upon a reloul career G C MURPHY CO IMar1on s Newest And Most Modern Varlefy Sforel Complrmenrs of KELLER PRINTING Phone 2 3730 congrutulahons to the 546 Delaware Ave Marion Ohio Class of 56 Home Federal Savings and Loan Association 137 SOUTH PROSPECT STREET M. E. Burke, President R. H. Waddell, Secrelary 7 To 7 Quality Wood and Mefal Products ' I , .I . I . THE MARION WATER CO. on EMPLOYEES Compliments of MALO BROS. AND SONS COMPLIMENTS OF POLLAK STEEL COMPANY MARION BUSINESS COLLEGE 2 0454 8- 3 2221 Compliments of 133 W. Center Sf. Marion, Ohio Ph - - MAC S TRADING POST For the Sportsmons Needs Across from Harding High Best Wishes BUETTIN S Distributor of Institutional Foods IQSI 57 North Mum SI Class of 56 YOU CAN RELY ON THE MARION STAR FOR THE KIND OF NEWS YOU CAN GET NOWHERE ELSE News of Our Town News of People Places ond Things we know Births and Deaths Groduotions Weddings and Social Events 0 News of what's going on among the people we know best Congratulations fo the Class of '56 The Marion Supply Co Wholesale Distributor Plumbing and Heahng Material CALL YOUR PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR He Uses Our Quality Materials PHONE 2-1513 II4 North Man sn-nf 3 4 SIMS BROTHERS I IS MARION OHIO ARRO nh f 56 ARRO EXPANSION BOLT CO MARION OHIO W I f 956 The Maruon Metal Products Company MANUFACTURERS OF HYDRAULIC HOISTS AND STEEL DUMP BODIES MARION OHIO f 1956 MARKERT 84 LEWIS S t 9 SP dsl E C P 21732 Iron and S ee crap ARRO R.T.M. Congratulations to e Class o ' I Best ishes to he Class o I Congratulations to the 0 Class o Arrow hirs Arrow 8. Damon Ties McGre or ortswear Interwoven Hose Hubbar acks Lee Hats 135 . enter Sf. hone - O Comphments of KNAPP and SMITH Insurance Agency ALL FORMS OF INSURINCE IND 'OHDS 133 SOUTH STATE STREET PHONE 2 0519 FRANK M KNAPP 20344 JOHN F SMITH 20837 1 MW, Congratulations Class of 56 SMITH CLOTHING CO Your Fashuon Store II9 E Center St COFFEY S GROCERY CORNER MAIN and FAIRGROUND BEST WISHES I' tfg NCD!! III SPRINKLER C0 MARION oHI0 Class of 1956 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE BeII 8. Howell Equipment CLASS or 56 MARION nuPucA1lNe SERVICE Printing Photostats FRANK BROS C0 Mmwmmmmw 395 N. Main Street Best XV1shes to the Craduatmg Class LAMBROFF REALTY CO REALTORS Photo LlSLll'1g Servlce Pxctures that tell the Story the modern tlme savmg way to fmd your future home B O W E S Fomplzments of the Boys Congratulatlons Class of 56 TERZO SUNDRIES Phone 21572 119 North State Street 785 Bellefontame CONGRATULATIONS TO 56 CLASS CORRECT FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Blake s Florists 146 EAST CENTER STREET Phone 2 3695 Phone 2 9993 PERSONAL LOANS-CALL AT THE FAHEY BANKING C0 127 N Mom Streef MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM of 56 RED CAB VJ Congratulatzons to the Class of 1956 BIG BEAR STORE 7-I5 N Mam St Open Evenings Congratulchons Class of 56 HORD 81 HORD SUPPLIERS OF SINCLAIR PRODUCTS 518 Silver Street Phone 2 0134 COMPLIMENTS OF KRANER INSURANCE AGENCY ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE 196 S MAIN ST PHONE 2 2543 42 . . , I Congratulations to the Class 179 . Center Ph. 21111 Pc 21112 I 0 , I ' ' ' I. Shellhorn s Music Store EVERYTHING MUSICAL 163 SOUTH MAIN STREET PHONE 2 2713 Congratulatlons to the Class of 56 DENGLER DRY CLEANERS Servuce wxth satisfaction 124 126 W Church St Phone 2 4514 Free puck up and delivery DAIRY QUEEN Dlvmm The Cone with the Curl on Top COMPLIMENTS OF BALDAUF 8g SCHLIENTZ INC CONCRETE BLOCKS COAL 8. BUILDING MATERIAL 159 N GREENWOOD STREET Complzments f North Drlve In Theater and South Drlve In Theater Ixux c INENI xsc or L SCREENS, WATROUS ANDREWS INC DEPENDABLE INSURANCE 133 E Center Street EarlJ Andrews To the Class of 56 Warm Good Washes rom SMART 81 WADDELL Inc Serving thrs Communnty with Good FOOTWEAR for 50 years 137 E Center St 118 S Mann St , C U NB HHQFLQ ' . , 9 I 9 - , , f 44 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 56 Wlshmg You Prosperous and Happy Years to Come STREET PATTERN WORKS MANUFACTURERS OF WOOD AND METAL PATTERNS 701 FLORENCE STREET GUARANTEED QUALITY 99 Ia E115 'B v 2 0 'G surf' Congratulations-Class of 56 M H GUNDER 81 SONS PHONE 2 3612 347 W CENTER DUTCH CHOCOLATES THE CANDY MART II7E Ce e Mun n Oho Besf Wlshes fo the Class of 1956 KLINE S DEPARTMENT STORE STEIN S STUDIO EVERY PORTRAIT BEAUTIFUL I53 SOUTH MAIN STREET MARION OHIO COMPLIMCNTS OF MONTGOMERY WARD AND COMPANY ' Ulf 4' T 'ff'- ,4 Phone 2-0942 Mqraomohio Funeral Directors . . ST. I . nf r 'o , I 1 Compliments of THE WILSON BAHANNAN COMPANY Makers of well bualt locks smce 7860 Marlon Ohlo The Cory Rubber C COMPLIMENTS OF MANUFACTURERS O. CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS of 56 At home or away you need AAA Q ! Q THE MARION Auto CLUB W 'iv M5225 if .IOCKEY FINE FOOD We Speclcllze In Pleosmg People N Mom Street Phone 3 9995 LENNON FURNITURE CO Comphments of CLASS OF 56 BETTY ZANE YOUTH AND AGE CAN RELAX WHEN INSURED WITH GEORGE F STAFFORD GENERAL INSURANCE CORN PRODUCTS I I M Ph 2 5509 201, S cm Street one MARION OHIO i PD CORN T45 - AVN A I IO3I . ' . 177 E. Center St. Marion, Ohio C O N I G R A T I U - 'E E I. 0 - A I ,f T X I ,r.,W ' O INC. 46 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 56 31.5 Lbmmfsm of mm I an ru H.11'r121 lLl lmr'II1IdIiI'B7 if ......r:tf 120 128 W Center St Phone 2 2530 LOWE BROS CO Marrons Decoratrng Headquarters Paints Inlard Linoleum Wallpaper Floor Tlle Congratulations to the Class of 56 196 W Center St Phone 22694 ROSE ANN SHOP G: ts Housewares Costume Jewelry Norcross Greeting Cards Phone 2 4403 184 S Main St Marlon Ohro F Howard Lawson Mgr Y' I X-o Congratulations to the Class of 56 AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY COMPANY STANDARD REPLACEMENT PARTS MACHINE WORK ENGINE REBUILDING 127129 N STATE STREET MARION OHIO RICHMAN BROTHERS Axthelm Turner 180 South Mum Street Congratulations to the Class of '56 THE SCHAFFNER-DENZER COMPANY Dependable Funeral Directors PHONE 2 l636 360 E CENTER ST Congratulations Class of '56 STEWARD CONSTRUCTION CO. GENERAL EONTRACTING 730 om Ave P o sox 446 Marlon, Ohlo Phone 2 4504 Ilhlm 0 0 R 4 'I If 2 zfgf, - I .g' rl ..: ,I . I I -- Q ,Alf nsllolu .Y- -4 ' , ' X NTT H' - l'v -- :IVY - gn I IQ I . If - I LET US HELP YOU if Jmafr E' Rlzzlvs 'GROCERY HEMMERLY S FLOWERS 229 E FAIRGROUND PHONE 2 9379 Meats Groceries and Vegetables 901 BENNETT STREET CAMPBELL FARM SUPPLY H F BALDAUFaSoN FARM EQUIPMENT REFRIGERATION HARDWARE ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES MARION OHIO PHONE 2 lbll O Bulldmg Supplues Lumber Mnllwood Hardware Telephone 2 2709 S Prospect Marlon Ohlo Homer Honaker Ralph Lclrd Jock Honaker Congratulatuons to 56 Class HOMER S MARKET 333 W Center St Marlon Ohlo Phone 2 5057 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS of 56 ANSON PICKEREI. INC Apparel For Men and Young Men l3l E Center St Sty e Quoluty Value Congratulations Class Of 1956 UHLER S Northwest Corner Center 8- Prospect Sts I4 In , 7 O O 101 . ' , - .mil L, 9.9s , , As ,, A lr 1 I n A .v f ,.. AI, Www I , V ' A f- , 7 ,- - 1- , ' , I I . . I T Best Wlshes To The Class Of 56 THE COLOR CENTER 204 E Center St Palnt Wallpaper Art Supplues A WAYS FIRST QUALITY MERCHANTS TRANSFER 81 STORAGE CO I80 EAST MILL STREET MARION OHIO Movmg Storage Pockmg Shlppmg COMPLIMENTS OF DARI DELITE Opposrte the Harding High School Greetrngs and Best Wishes to the Gnrls and Boys of Harding Hugh ' If It s Insurance See Us Before You Buy LLEWEI.I.YN SELANDER 81 GIBBON INSURANCE ll6'f2 S. Main St. Phone 2-4037 ' J. W. Llewellyn - W. A. Selanders W. R. Gibbon COMPLIMENTS OF TOWN 81 COUNTRY SUPPLY CO 2 miles Eost on Route 305. A Buyer s Group ALL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE FRED W. ROOK, MGR. Phone 2-4942 7770ldQlZ.5' iv Ze CIBC Henney ond Cooper Walgreen Agency DRUGS AND PHYSICIANS SUPPLIES YOUR KODAK DEALER DR NK IN BOTTLES IILINHIDIDIIEB S HEATING APPLIANCES TELEVISION Sales and SCTUICC 239 E CHURCH STREET TELEPHONE 2-0513 MARION OHIO HAPS SUNOCO SERVICE GAS-OIL ACCESSORIES Phone 2 3724 Mom and Columbia CALL FOR 8. DELIVERY SERVICE BEST WISHES to CLASS OF 1956 ALFRED NICKLES BAKERY INC BAKERS OF Toosfmosfer Bread 787 N Mom Street Phone 31450 BIBLER BURIAL VAULT COMPANY 285 EAST FARMING STREET CONCRETE WILBERT ASPHALT AND METAL BURIAL VAULT PHONE 2 1925 MARION OHIO 14 J L , ff ' Wi' up CSN I MQ? 1? C' ..... I 9 I ... COMPLIMENTS OF BENSLEY MEAT MARKET 299 PEARL STREET PHONE 2 3623 AIM HIGH! RTLEWIS REALTOR COMPLIMENTS OF The Marlon Pcunt Co L88 EAST CENTER STREET PHONE 2 3155 s ca 56 SAFETY AND SERVICE IN LIFE INSURANCE OHIO STATE LIFE INSURANCE co MARION COUNTY BANK BUILDING TELEPHONE 2 3145 MARION OHIO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 56 Dlstmctlve Floral Arrangements IIURST S FLIIBIST COMPLIMENTS OF Fraternal Order of Police MARION COUNTY LODGE NO 24 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1956 CLASS fi? X Ziff-F EER X f Z Qml CDL 17'-555'-1' I Wl 'Ut l-:'i'llUlllllly T' we Cl A it I QKQL., Lil :fl x Ere- 4-.A',,Z'O.,-FZ THE MARION COUNTY BANK AND STATE STREET DRIVE IN BRANCH MEMBER F D l C 50 Congrotulction Cl ss of ' O O O . . . - 'EH' 'ffere'-ie jf A E EN ff -,.- - - :Z S X x :pf I i X F NK 'E I , T, 'T' .L XX XX 9 -T4 I E 5 A its-vi ' Q T '-X. :f l l l xt L' - CTW ' X 'L' 'Y , l V4-1 .L 1 I J - M, 1 It I , , l ,..... ' l 4 ' Y if D Iaware Avenue af Superror 'C' Y X H- 1 l 5 I -Z 1 T ' ll' t fblitlyn ' ' . . -Q I - , -1 , W I - 1 u I -A -,. jf' 1 L Z l 1 l J I A - ..- 4 K g Q Q L .A l I - x X kia J - R I l ' ' - 4 '70 l 1' J- l lx Q -T' 'x' ix' 5 lx I L l ,. A14 :- gg ,- f - X gi x k ,- ' X X x E, R-. .. 0 X I!! f A G ....g,,4 --A Publlc Skatmg Prlvate Partles HY WAY ROLLARENA Hardlng High Way East Marlon Ohlo Free Bus Service For Parties For Information Phone 2 4I37 Bull Chfton Mgr LET YOUR FROZEN FOOD PROBLEM BE OUR PROBLEM MARION FROZEN FOOD CENTER 141 BAKER smesr Phone24511 C mzgmtulatmns HARRY S HAMMOND XLL TYPES OI' INSURANCE, Complnments of SCHIFFS SHOE STORE 119 N MAIN sr PHONE 2 9086 Congratulations fo Class of 56 PEOPLE S I7I W Cenhr Sf -Plone 2 2708 GRACE HAHN ELSIE ORR OAKLAND VARIETY SHOP GIFTS FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES CORNER BELLEFONTAINE AND DAVID TWIN SANDWICH SHOP LUNCHES 24 HOUR SERVICE I46 s STATE MARION or-no LES S GULF STATION Battery Servlce and Rentals Wheel Balancing and Other Repavrs Corner of Center and Garden Sts Phone 2 ISO7 MARION TIRE SERVICE noonfirnn RECAPPING 6' REPAIR SERVICE Stake 6- Church Sts Phono 2 9549 MARION OHIO Congratulations to the Class of 56 from the Ylflule 8 San Zlecbucal flqaan Go MoLon Parts Atmature and Statox Rewxndmg Baanngs and Service Cells 19 1 Union St. MARION, OHIO For Thrifty Buys For All Supplies THE MARION OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. TI-IE STORK SHOPPE THE MARQUAI. stone 299 E' Ceme' II7 N. Main St. Phone 2-3620 lnfgnf lfems Marion, Ohio 5 Best WlSheS to The SenIors of 7956 WIANT S BOOK STORE ALLEN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 188 S Mam Sfreef PHONE 2 2750 MARION OHIO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS O 6 H U L L S M A R K E T 122 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE MARION OHIO PETE FETTER SHOE REPAIR FOOT so PORT sHOEs 740E CENTER sr MARION OHIO MEISTER BROTHERS SUNDRIES MAGAZINES-PATENT MEDICINES 684 SOUTH PROSPECT MARION OHIO SALES AND SERVICE Addmg Machme cmd Typewnfer Exchange AGENTS FOR UNDERUOOD TYPEWRITERS AND SUN STRAND A D NG MACH NES 126 COURT ST PHONE 2 7005 MARION OHIO CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF T956 KNIGHTS BARBER SHOP 121 EAST CHURCH STREET Compllmenfs of LEADER DRY CLEANERS 294 Leader Sf Phone 2 2413 COMPLIMENTS OF 650 E CENTER ST PHONE 2 4527 COMFLIMENTS OF Harruff s TIRE STORE THE GENERAL STORE General and Solberllng Tlres I94 SOUTH MAIN STREET II.ER S SUPER MARKET Corner DavIds and Bellefontame Aves lone 21907 Marlon Ohm Congratulatlons Class of 56 THE RACKET STORE Large Varnety Merchandnse I.Z5b Main bt I J SIIUM Po Best WIshes to the Class of 56 Palace Theater F'5 LEFFLER JEWELRY PTT PI - ' , ' 2 LOWELI. E SCHLECHT Your NATION WIDE Agent Auto Frre 8. Lrfe OFFICE New Farm Bureau Bldg 730 Bellefontarne Ave Phone 2 3610 Residence Phone 2 9706 COMPLIMENTS OF MARION IMPLEMENT 8. SUPPLY MODERN FARM EQUIPMENT LANDES JEWELRY 227 wEsT CENTER STREET MARIO OHIO GOOD LUCK TO CLASS OF 56 Hull s Lock and Key Shop RED WING SHOES PERFECT SHOE REPAIR Hinton s Sports 8 Hobby Shop ATHLETIC GOODS HOBBY SUPPLIES W Ce 1 Sf CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS or so PLUMLEY CONTRACTORS 184 SOUTH MAIN STREET Best of Luck to the Class of 56 BAUER S MARKET 682 S Prospect Phone 2 3555 Complrments Of OfTset Layout Ar Letterpress Phone 2 0642 Marlon Ohlo MCANDREW 8: MCANDREW sos General Insurance I23V1 S MAIN ST PHONE 2 3516 GOOD LUCK SENIORS Ed Llttleton 81 Bud Lewis ABIE 8: LOUIE In Compl ments KAYLEE PET SHOP 543 s PROSPECT sr Phone 2 0596 CRIPPS PAINT 81 GLASS MIRRORS PLATE GLASS AUTO GLASS PITTSIURGH PAINTS 219 E CENTER ST PHONE 21534 Congratulatlons to the Class of 1956 HALL BECK OH: Supplies Offrce Eq lp e f I ohh pp S h Sr I KARL BECHTLE BOB MORRISON WE SUGGEST England s Barber and Beauty Servlce 149 E CENTER ST PHONE 2 2536 QPR . N' , At 121 W. urch S . - Marion, Ohio . we . Madam ohio 0 I ll ll 251 . n er reef BELKNAP PRINTING CO. 1 .. ... f - K , I Q n , ',- - Corner Churc In Vine i . . I ' I 0 . u In ll . o 0 e 134 out a e Street KINSLER'S GROCERY MEATS-PRODUCE-GROCERIES 769 SOUTH PROSPECT PHONE 2-1709 Marion County Farm Bureau Co-op Association Marion New Bloomington Caledonia Larue Congratulations Class '56 -HARDEN'S MUSIC- PROTECT YOUR VALUABLE WOOLENS WITH Berlou Guaranteed Mothspray Available at Leading Drug Department Hardware and Furniture Stores CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 56 SPIEGEL ORDER OFFICE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 56 R IE Bob Cunmngham INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Uhler Bldg I I9 N State St Phone 2 0924 Compliments of ABBOTT T V and APPLIANCES Sales 8. Service Opposite West Town Bank Congratulations to Class of I956 Vance Sporting Goods MARION OHIO TURIIFF BROTHERS RESTAURANT Where Good Food and Good People Meet T22 SOUTH MAIN STREET SPOTLESS CLEANERS Ho e ot 2 lrour Cleo mg a d 4 hour Lau dry 49N CENTE BNL NTT PH ef! 8 COMPLIMENTS OF Thompson Loan 81 Finance Company ROOM 4 PALACE THEATRE BLDG Congratulatlons to the Class of 56 LOEB FURNITURE CO A SONS BERNARD Congratulations to the Class of I956 IIUSIIIM MACHINE PRIIIIIIIIIS IIUMPANY HYDRAULIC ASSYS Ann custom Mncumf wont tlllof Nfl .nn-. Catchmg up on the Latest Hats THE SHARP SHOP l3O S Mann Phone 2 606l 236 Num MAIN stnm Minton unto CAMERAS RECQRD5 PLAYERS' 4 . f I I79 . am St. , . Xl ll ' I . . ' ' - sl n a - 0 I I 9 Compliments ol m - n' n - n - V. C Rf E' ENA 'l. - .on -212 0 O . . - LEW I 0.9 A lv' 'N , ,bmisztofe 9 ' I ' I cw-W '- 1 nt,-cxqifo' R' i by .. My I Ti, I an , ' EM 2.55 1 f , 1 2 5 1 At I 2 2526-2 0904 334 SOUTH MAIN GENERAL OFFICE MACHINE CO XCLUSIVE AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR E ROYAL STANDARD and ELECTRIC TYPEWRITERS FARM 8: CITY INSURANCE T82 S Maln Bob Smlth Verne Hart CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 56 ZAHN S VARIETY STORE 452 west CENTER GRILLO HOMEMADE CANDIES DEIICIOUS Nutrltlous Homemade Candles Clusters boxed to take out Newspapers Magazlnes Fountaln Servlce 405 West Center St Phone 2 T057 C OIIIPIIITICIILS ol HOUGHTON SULKY l 17 N Smte St Xlarlon Ohlo UNITED ELECTRIC INC Everythlng Electrlcal Constructlon Repalrlng Wholesale Phone 2 0506 Mor lon Ohlo MICHELI S NEWS 84 CANDY 518 W Center St Phone 2 I747 Your complete newspaper CRYSTAL ROLLER RINK Skatlng Nlghtly Except Monday Tues Ladles Admlsslon 25c Free Bus SSTVICG HARRAMAN CLEANERS I' Church Phone 2 1621 IXIJTIOII Ohm POWER MANUFACTURING C0 All types of Brass and Bronze Castlngs 813 29 West Center Street Marlon Ohlo Complzments of OHIO MARKETS Oualzty Meals and Provisions lone 22990 121 S Mam Sl S S KRESGE Two Marlon Stores Where you buy the most for the least ongratulatlons to the Graduatlng Class of 7956 STULL AND FIELDS APPLIANCES O57 LC 5, 'ZEEIZ OLLQE Home of Fresh Cut Flowers East Church at Kenmore Marlon Ohlo Telephone 2 7021 Compllments Of TATE S CLOTHES Men s Clothes Teens to the Elghtles PATIO DRIVE IN 497 E Center St L . A. . I . co. ' ' I A Finer Dry Cleaning Service l 288 . - f' 1 b PI - ' C. l ' .' . 7 , 7 7 C C ' ' J Z 5 A 1 . Congratulations Class of '56 LOCKWOOD LUMBER CO. 160 N. Greenwood St. Congratulations to the Class of '56 WEST TOWN AUTO PART 468 W. Center St, Phone 2-3087 Compllments of THE CRYSTAL BARBER SHOP 126 S Prospect St Stephen Hart Blll Barr Compllments of JIM S TEXACO SERVICE 847 N Maln St Phone 3 9947 Congratulatlons and Best WlSheS to the Class of 56 J E FREW Automoblle Flre Insurance 225 S Greenwood St Phone 2 25 Congratulatlons to the Class of 1956 WYANDOT POPCORN CO Marlon Ohlo 2401 N Maln St Marlon Ohlo Congratulatlons to the Class of 56 MARION BRONZE CO Barnhart Street Marlon Ohlo Congratulatlons to the Class of 56 F C BENDER CO Plumblng and Heatlng 398 W Center Street Phone 7 4551 LURYE FURS Complete fur servlce under one roo 199 West Center Street SLOB 81 BIERCE Welders We SPGCIGIIZS ln tank and heavy work We malntaln an Englneerlng Department Complete Llfe Insurance SSFVICG JOHN W SALISBURY Llfe Insurance Counsellor 207 North State St Tele 24131 411 Kenslnglton Road Marlon Ohlo Marlon Ohlo Telephone 2 3157 FRANK S SHOE REPAIR 409 W Center Call Evenlngs Phone 22630 New shoes and a Shoe Shlne Parlor Free pICk up and Dellvery SGFVICO For quallty SBFVICG let us do your repalr work Years of Experlence LUSCH SUNOCO SERVICE 2 LOCGIIODS 254 E Center St at Vlne St 871 N MCID St at Councll St METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO 491 E Center St Phone 2 1621 F A Horst CLU Manager Dale Brunson Cloyd Staufter Everett Grlgsby Ernest Smlth Thomas Norton Lavern W PteltTer The Iliad Center ol lllrlen 3 lar L pf l 142 W Center St Marlon s Leadlng Jewelers Plckup and Dellvery 3' 6' 56 I , . . . 14 ' 9 H l . ,..,........ . . I I - . . . . . f . . . . . ' . , I . 1 . ,ei Is., 6 ' A xx ll . . , , , BUYERS GUIDE Marlon busrness people have made our book possrble Lets show our apprecrahon by paironrzrng them Abbott T V Appllance Addlng Machrne 8. Typewrlter Exchange Allen Construchon Co Alloy Cast Steel Amer1can Malleable Cast1ng Co Anson P1ckerl Clothlng Anthony s Laundry Arro Expanslon Bolt C0 Automotuve Supply Avenue Lumber 81 Supply Axthelm Turner Inc Baker Wood Preservmg Co Baldauf Constructlon Co Baldauf 8. Schllentz H F Baldauf8- Sons Barq Bottling Co Bauers Market B 8. B Motors Inc Bel Nap Prlntlng F C Bender Co Bensley Meat Market Berlou Mfg Co Betty Zane Popcorn Co Bubler Burtal Vaults Bug Bear Store Blakes FIor1st Borden s Datry 8. Ice Cream Bowe Ice Cream Buettrn s Campbell Farm Supply Candy Mart Carroll s Jewelry Store Coca Cola Bottlrng Co Coffey s Grocery Color Center Cory Rubber Co Crrpps Parnt 8. Glass Crystal Barber Shop Crystal Roller Rmk R E Cunnlngham Custom Machlne Products Da1ry Dellte Donner Bulck Co Davis Br Jones Pattern Works Dengler Dry Cleaners England s Barber Fahey Bankmg Co Folrfleld Englneernng Co Farm Bureau Co op Assn Farm 8. Crty Ins Foremans Waysude Furmture Frank Bros Franks Shoe Repalr Fraternal Order of Pol1ce Frew Insurance Fulfillment Corp General Ofhce Machune Gaerluch s Greenhouse Grrllo Candy Store Gunder Funeral Home Hall Beck Equnpment Co Haps Sunoco Servlce Harden s Muslc Store Harraman Dry Cleaners Harruff Tlre Store Harry S Hammond Hemmerlys Flowers Henney and Cooper Hnnton s Sportrng Goods Home Federal Sovungs 81 Loan Homer s Market Hord 8. Hord Smclorr Houghton Sulky Co Huber Wcrco Hughes Mortuary Hughes Studro Hull s Lock 8- Key Shop Hull s Market Hurst s Flowers Hy Way Rollarena Ilers Super Market Indoe Heatmg 8. Appluance lsaly s Jnm Dugan s J1m s Texaco Jockey Steak House Josten s Kaylee Pet Shop Keller Prrntnng Co Kette Torrance Ins Kunsler s Grocery Klme s Dept Store Knapp Ins Agency Kmght s Barber Shop Kroner n Kresge s Sl 00 Store Lambrotf Realty Landes Jewelry Leader Dry Cleaners LeHler Jewelry Lennon Furnlture Co Les s Gulf Statron Lewus Real Estate Llncoln Mercury Lrttleton 8- Lewls Gas Stat1on L 8. K Sandwlch Shop Llewellyn Selanders 8- Glbbon Lockwood Lumber Co Loeb Furmture Co Lord s Jewelry Lowe Bros Pamt Store Lurye Furs Lusch Sunoco Serv1ce Macs Tradlng Post Malo Bros Marlon Auto Club Marlon Brass and Bronze Foundry I57 I O ' . 1 o n I 0 . . ' ISA I H - 154 ' 150 ' ' ' 152 ' 154 - 151 ' . 152 1 4 148 ' 152 135 - H 125 ' ' 149 ' ' . 134 - 137 ' 141 - ' ' 132, 147 143 ' ' 127 ' 136 - 153 ' ' 156 - ' , 140 ' , 142 145 ' 146 ' ' ' , 132 ' 126 136 . , 153 153 - . 146 ' . 155 ' ' - 137 ' . 129 ' ' ' 136 - A 144 ' . 123 . 141 ' ' 154 ' 143 ' A 156 ' ' - 144 . . 147 4 15o . 141 ' . 156 156 ' ' 152 153 . 136 I s. 142 . 124 ' ' co. 155 ' - 155 - ' ' 153 ' ' 155 142 . , , 156 ' l55 153 150 144 152 . . 154 A . 153 152 - , 145 ' A 149 ' 4 145 ' ' I49 ' ' 154 ' ' 151 ' 142 155 A 150 ' ' 142 ' 152 A 130 ' ' co. 149 . 151 ' ' ' 153 142 ' 147 A 127 ' ' 139 149 1 I 143 147 ' ' A 153 - 156 144 A 137 A 4 154 ' 133 ' 147 ' 156 - ' . 149 1 ' 142 - ' 146 ' 141 . 155 156 I48 - 121 ' 156 . 145 128 ' ' 139 - - ,53 - H9 . 138 156 ' I53 ' 145 ' 155 ' 152 ' 156 Morlon Marlon Marlon Marlon MOTION Marlon MOTION BUSIDSSS College County Bank Credlt Ratlng Dupllcatlng Frozen Food Center Implement 8. Supply Metal Products Marlon Palnt Company Marlon Power Shovel Marlon tar Marlon Supply Co Marlon Tlre Servlce Morlon Water Co Markert 81 Lewls Marqual Store May Jewelry Store McAndrew 8. McAndrew n McDanlel Motor Merchants Trans Mellapollrurl l.lle lllsulunue Lo Mlchell s News 8- Candy Midtown Chevrolet Mlllard Hunt Appllance Store Montgomery Word Co Murphy s Store Notlonol Clty Bank Nlckles Bakery North 81 South Drlve In Theaters Oakland Varlety Store ODIO Market I5 1.10 BUYERS GUIDE Ohlo Sprlnkler Co Ohlo State Llfe Insurance Omar Inc Palace Theater Patlo Drlve In Penney Co People s Clothlng Perfect Shoe Repolr Shop Pete Petter Shoes Plumley Trucklng 8. EXCGVCIIHQ Pollok Steel Co Power MDHUTGCTUYIHQ Co Probst Supply Co Quaker Oats Co Ralnler Motor Soles Rankln Oldsmoblle Red Cab Rlpley Motor Co Rose Ann Shop Schattner Denzer Funeral SCDIFTS Shoe Store Schlecht Insurance Schnelder Sheet Metal Sharp Shop Shellhorns MUSIC Store Short Ford Slms Bros Junk Yard Slob 8. Blerce Weldlng Smart 8- Waddell Inc 1.1 Smlth Clothlng Smlth Bernard 81 Sons Snow s Racket Store Splegel s Spotless Cleaners Staflord s Insurance Stern s Art Gallery Steward COHSTVUCIIOD C Stork Shoppe Street Pattern Works Stull and Fxelds Appllance Tanner Contractor Tate s Clathlng Terzo Sundrles Thompson Loon 84 Flnance Town 81 Country Supply Turolt Brothers Restaurant Twln Sondwlch Shop Uhlers Dept Store Unlted Electrlc Watrous Andrews West Town Auto Parts Whlrlpool Corp Whlte and Son Electrlcal Re Wlant s Book Store Wllson Bahannan Co WISE s Super Market Wyandot Popcorn Company YMCA Zahn s Varlety Store palr 'IEA 4 - 138 ' ' . 141 - A CC, 141 ' 150 ' ' co. ISO ' , 154 - A ' 151 . 131 ' 152 - 4 ' 141 152 - - 154 - 151 - A . 155 154 ' 153 . 14a ' 145 ' 140 ' ' 151 ' ' 144 - 4 150 ' 153 A 0. 146 - 123 152 I51 ' 5 139 ' ' 153 144 ' . 139 . 138 ' ' 155 ' ' ' I51 ' . 155 133 ' . 138 . 135 ' ' 155 ' I40 . 129 ' 142 151 ' ' 124 ' 154 T46 ' ' 125 148 l S. 153 142 ' 154 ' 125 ' . 124 ' ' 151 Metster Bras. Drugs I52 RIZGVS Grocery IA7 ' . I47 ' I T48 T46 ' ' 155 ' ' ' ' , 'F' Salisbury Insurance 6 Vance Sporting -W ' 155 - I46 - 143 ' 125 ' ' T51 156 ' ' l 131 I53 1 . 120 . 144 ' T48 ' ' ' 151 ' 137 154 ' ' 152 A ' 122 ' A 143 ' . 145 ' Co. 149 130 ' ' 130 ' . 143 ' . 140 156 ' 151 ' I 155 134 ' 155 1 . 143 ' ' 155 8 Introductory Sectlon Classes Dlvlslonal Sensor Story Natnonal Honor Society Semor Panels Semor Snapshot Page Junior Story Junnor Panels Sophomore Story Sophomore Panels Actmtles Dlvlslonal Junior Play Semor Play Qulver Herald OlTrce Assistants Library Asststants Chorrs Band and Orchestra Ensembles Pep Band Stardusters Musrc Theory Homeroom Gffrcers Student Council French and Spanish Clubs FEA FTA and FNA Props and Qs YMCA Shoshonean and DECA Ink Sllngers and V I C Art and Homemakung Depts Woodworking Auto Shop Machtne Shop Th book pnntcd by VELVATONEF a pec al p oc fl h INDEX 1028 31 35 37 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 52 53 54 55 56 57 62 63 Tru Hu Y and HI Y Pre Easter Services Junior Semor Prom Class Day Senior Breakfast Baccalaureate Graduatron Semor Dance Athlettcs Dlvlsuonal Football Homecomrng Basketball Cheerleaders Coaches Varsity H and GAA Cross Country Track Tennls Baseball Go Dlvusuonal for Community Life Board of Education Faculty Panels Cooks and Custodlans Tests Fight Song and Alma Mater Sensor Drrectory Faculty Directory Advertising Index Close 72 73 76 77 80 81 82 87 88 89 90 95 100101 102103 104105 108110 11213 115117 119158 gaphcvrnr sS1epod e WmjK1le me BuFl'l NY 59 N Oth p ni g sautho edt useth Vel at ne thod . I-5 . .' .- - ' ' ' 6-7 . ' 74 . 8 . - . 75 . . 9 ' 29 ' 30 ' 78 ' - ' 79 36 ' ' ' ' - ' - 96 ' 48 97 49 ' 98 ' ' 50 99 ' ' 51 . , , , ' - It . 58 . . . . . i ' 59 ' 106 Homeroom of Year, S. C. Tax Stamp H. R. of Year 60 Principals and Deans 107 ' 61 - , , - ' 111 ' 64 - 1 65 ' 114 66 ' ' . A -- - 67 ' 118 ' . 68 ' ' . ' 69 159 70 160 ' 71 is A -1, s i r ess a it o- r i i in . o r uc rs: . . e r ., a 0, . . 'I 0 er ri in firmi riz o e v o me . 1956 Seadoo 31444 Seng Tune - Living For lesus We pledge devotion to thee: Harding High, You've been the key to our dreams in the sky, Striving to live by the rules we have learned, Never forgetting the goal we must earn. Chorus To our dear Alma Mater A chorus raised to thee, For this last song together We join in unity. Whenever we feel sadness, We know this to be true, Our grief will change to gladness When hearts look back to you. With God beside ns His comfort to see, Willing to help when temptation we llee, Shaping our young lives to follow His own, As we prepare for a world yet unknown. Chorus O, Harding, Alma Mater, We say farewell to thee, We never will forget you, You live in memory. As gathered here to honor Our school andjeculty, Our hearts with sadness deep within Must say goodby to thee. Words by Carol lean Hollenson Now that you have read from cover to cover your yearbook, we hope you are pleased. The Quiver Staff has tried to record the highlights of 1955-56 in an accurate and interesting fashion. Without the help and patience of the School Administration and the patronage of the people of the Community, this book would not have been possible. As a staff, we would like to thank: Miss Elizabeth Pace, Miss Ruth Ann Glen, and Mrs. Isabelle Barkley, office personnel, Mr. James Smith, school treasurerg Mr. Raymond Hoops, print shop advisor, Miss Lucile Foremen, and the Herald for their cooperation. To all the folks at Hughes Studio, Dale, Lenore, John, Eileen and .,, , .-. 1, K A .51 t .,:,AW KL' -, ...xkw I ' ' M 'nf f 'L ' i .1 -4 Di ' . its ,- 'lf' 1 ' W' 1 -'-.. ,nn 'g-js M I 1' ilsgyvsvsfi ii .Nr ., . .. . l. ., .K New . vi? . 4 V. ., 5 in .ip 'Raw ig! 7. TW 4, I .. TF :WA ,A,,L.lohQu3335ggvf'?.,x1:,:, .e . . 4 K v . A ' ..f V uf . .4 -L. ff ,Q s sf .- ' -.- L ..- '.- MH' . 'E .i, rr'--Mfwsta ' sf11'f 'V'f in ,S ' 'Q -' 'f '. .?,s. r ks'f.g-V' 'ef 1 . f' 9' . . - .5 . -W f' 1 1 ...W ,stair H-s..,1.?i.v!l.r Estelle, we say: Thanks a million. The contributions of WMRN and the Marion Star have been invaluable. We would be remiss if we did not thank S. K. Smith Cover Company and Wm. J. Keller Inc., Publishers, for their helpful suggestions. Most of all a Hearty Thanks to you, the subscribers, for sup- porting us. We hope we have not disappointed you with the '56 Quiver, and that you will have many an occasion to refer to it in times to come. 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