Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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To the Students of Harding High School: This book reveals the fact that the Quiver Staff has enthusiastically and skillfully reproduced the happenings of this 1956-57 school year. The man- ner of their work is such that it makes the events of the year conveniently available to us both now and in the future when they will be treasured even more highly than now. This has been a year of which we can be proud, not only of our fine building, our excellent faculty, and our commendable stu- dents, but of the many ways in which each has contributed to our future lives. We have been given many opportunities and opportunities should naturally carry responsibilities. May it be that our experiences here will help to prepare us to assume our share of such responsibilities. This book should always remind us of the lessons we have learned, the good times we have had, and the records we have established, so that in the future we may meet all problems and obstacles with clear and reasonable thought and effort. graduates. School Secretaries: Miss Ruth Ann Glenn, Mrs. Isabelle Barkley, and Miss Elizabeth Pace. Mr. Raymond J. Sliver, assistant principal. Miss Isabel Freer, Dean of Girls. To every senior we wish continued success in the years ahead. Your lead- ership during this past year and your fine record here at school show that you have done well and we are proud to call you.Harcling High School Mr. Darl Gatchell, Principal Congratulations to the Quiver staff for capturing the high-lights of another great year at Harding High School. . IV .711??? QMWW Guiding Our Way Many puzzling problems that arise when some 1200 students-plus teach- ers and parents-figure in the picture seem insoluble, but Mr. Darl Gatchell, our principal possesses diplomacy, kindness, and patience to clarify these situations. Capably assisting is our Dean of Boys, Mr. Ray Silver. Why were you absent? is so satisfactorily answered for all concerned when his understanding comes into the conferences. B.l.E. and Career Days, sched- uling of students, and issuing of text books are a few of his many assign- ments. Football Coach, Gordon Larson as Guidance Director tackles many a difTicult problem when he advises seniors about colleges and post gradu- ation activity, often because of results evidence in testing programs which he supervises. Sharing ioys and sorrows of the fairer sex is understanding Miss Isabelle Freer, Dean of Girls. Financial accounts are kept in order after hours of figuring by Harding's official Banker, Mr. James H. Smith. The first line of information and assistance is so capably given by our faithful and always pleasant secretaries, Miss Elizabeth Pace, Mrs. Isabelle Barkley, and Miss Ruth Ann Glenn. Mr. Gordon K. Larson, guidance counselor.

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Sorheone has said that Our country is great because of its people. This sta ement should reflect the capabilities of every one of our citizens. 5 our nation and society moves forward, more and more we are aware of the great responsibilities and opportunities which lie ahead. No mortal can possibly iudge or predict what his or her future will be. You, as individ- uals, should approach the days ahead with such confidence that, regardless of What obstacles or unpleasantries arise, forward progress must continue. Gur heritage has given us the greatest country in the world to call our horhe. You must be prepared and willing to make any and every sacrifice to keep it this way. Freedom of the mind and soul are indeed precious. This is a direct challenge to the entire Harding High School Family. It behooves each and every one of you to do his or her part. May God bless you always! Mrs. Imogene Minshall, Secretary and Dr. Robert S. i WJW Brown, Superintendent. The Hub of Our School System Board of Education: Mrs. Kenneth Roberts, Mr. Paul Kohler, Mr. E. Paul Huffman, Superintendent Robert S. Brown, Mr. Rodney Cox, President of the Board Dr. James Greethum, and Mr. RoTert Kroner. Administrative Personnel: Mrs. Lois Ansley, School Nurse; Mr. Eugene Winters, Speech and Hearing Thera- pist,- Mr. Joseph Whisler, Director of Pupil Personnel; Mr. Charies Clark, Child Study and Guidance Director. Administrative Secretaries: Miss Twila Rentschler, Miss i Vera Stull, Mrs. Pat Romano, Mrs. Mary Koenig, Mrs. Margaret Smith, Miss Jackie Harris, Mrs. Joan Boblenz and Mrs. Imogene Minshall. Mr. Norman W. Fogt, Director of Public Relations and Research; Mr. Ceci W. Gableri Director of Instruction; and Miss Philomen Gregg, Elementary Supervisor.

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James Andrews Thomas Bain Mark Baker Clara Burnhill Alvin Be :ch William Cover James Gibson Jack Graham Mlldred Grigsby Harold Huzelen Raymond Hoops Homer Huffman Dale Davlson Pauline Drake Russell Dunlap Marlorie Eymon Lucile Foreman Isabel Freer