Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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x Pansy Rauhau+sar Thomas Sheskpy William Sites Richard Slack Ruth Sloane James H. Smith Kennelh Somerlot Mary Jo Stanrd Isabelle SIump Ruih Turner Robert Webb Mlnnle Winder Robert Winterhoif Margaret Wolfley Paul Wright Rebeccn Yunnitell Isabelle Barkley Elizabeth Pace

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L. G. Jones Albert Kurt: George Lune Gordon Larson Nancy Leslie Clover Mae Linscon Emil Llsuk Mary Ludwig Eugene Maynard Joseph McDaniel Robert Messaros Arthur Moody Kthryn Moore Donald Neimeister Paul O'Rourke Joseph Petrlch Elizabeth Pickerel Louis Ralston

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Our Indispensable Friends Surroundings that are neat and pleasant contribute greatly to the educa- tional program. The custodians of Harding certainly see that each phase of maintenance is carefully looked after by day and by night. Supervising custodian Herman Powelson and his Crew, Andrew Geyer, fireman; Harold Peak, fireman and night watchman; Ralph Ross, stadium curator; Elmer Hin- kle, custodian; Floyd Call, custodian, all agree that their duties are to keep the building clean, to keep the rooms heated, and to utry to keep every- body happy. This dexterous crew not only concern themselves with the apple pie order of the school plant, but they are also iohnny on the spot whenever there is an emergency-they are the first line of defense for faculty and students when S.O.S.'s are sounded. Funny thing, they seem to prefer shoveling snow to the mechanical plows! These iacks of all trades have such a happy spirit with their work, and inspire us with the confidence that they are on guard even In the still of the night. Floyd Call, Andy Geyer, Ralph Ross, Elmer Hinkle, Herman Powelson. Harold Peak, our night watchman. Since adding favorites like hot sandwiches and steaming soup, and continuing old standbys such as klon- dikes and ice cream drumsticks, Harding cooks have found it much easier to solve their culinary dilemmas. Feminine Chef Betty Strickland and her staff Charlene Call, Effie Cole, Grace Coulson, Margaret Foreman, Ora Hedges, Margarete Jones, Ellen Knachel, Louise Short, and lvanelle Ward prepare some 600 to 700 meals in one day. In order to perform more efficiently, each Lady in white has a special duty. How well do Hardingites follow advise given, Milk is youthls most healthy beverage? In one month 22,750 cartons of milk were passed over the Dairy Bar. Assisting at the steam trays and in the dishwashing room, is a crew of fourteen, seven boys and seven girls, who lend a strong right arm at all times. Reputations have been gained too by the way Our Ladies satisfy appetites at Athletic, Band, Orchestra Banquets, Power Shovel Christmas dinner, Senior Breakfast, and civic organizational affairs. Mrs. Hedges, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Fore- man, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. Call, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Short, Mrs. Strickland, Mrs. Knachel, Mrs. Coulson Oh! That good M food. l5