Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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' Mid rolumned teiniiles, aiu ' ioiits walkcil and talked famous scholars such as Socrates. He was a teacher always asking, Wliy? Trying to find the answer even as these. Amid a modern, swiftly-changing world — A riddle filled with vast complexity — These modern teachers face a harder task: To find an answer with simplicity. Administration

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Dr. Robert Brown, superinteiiJeiit. A CHALLENGE Due to recent advancements in the fields of the sciences, a new insight into edu- cation has resulted. Complexities and challenges have been discussed in great detail. This deep interest in education is long overdue. As members of the graduating class of 1958, each and everyone of you has a deep responsibility in the uncertain days ahead. The future must be faced with a deep desire and determination to be a success in your chosen field. The past twelve years of schooling have afforded you an opportunity to prepare yourselves. Your efforts will prove to be in vain unless you properly apply this formal school training. As the years pass we, in our society, desire to live by the same beliefs and priv- ileges which our forefathers so adef[uately defined. These basic principles may be challenged by other .societies. Our reactions to these challenges and our willingness to make necessary sacrifices will be the living proof of our basic system of beliefs and education. We live in the greatest land know ' n to mankind. Individuals such as yourselves, have made America our home. The challenge is before us. We must all realize that the true satisfaction in life is leaving this world a little better because of the con- tributions we have made to it. ' ' . ' C Superintendent Those Who Guide our Lives through ADMINISTRATION PERSONNEL: Mr. Norman Fogt, cUrector of public relations and research; Mr. (!ene Winters, speech-hearing thera- pist; Mr. Joseph Whisler, director of pupil per- sonnel; Mr. Charles Clark, child study, and guid- ance director; Mr. Cecil Gabler, assistant superin- tendent; Mrs. Lois Ansley, nurse; Miss Philomen Gregg, elementary superviser; and Mrs. Celia Schroeter, elementary speech-hearing therapist. BOARD OF EDUCATION: Mr. Rodney Cox, Dr. James Greetham, Mr. Robert Kraner, Miss Vera Stull, clerk; Mr. Paul Kohler, president; and Mrs. Ken- neth Roberts, vice-president. ADMINISTRATION SECRETARIES: Mrs. Joan Boblenz, Miss Twila Rentschler, Mrs. Mary Koenig, Mrs. Margaret Smith, Mrs. Patri- cia Romano, Miss Vera Stull, and Mrs. Imogene Minshall.