Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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SCIENCE Thomas Bain Mark Baker Dale Davison Robert Messaros Mary Reeser Ruth Sloane Present day Archimedes ENGLISH Demosthenes without liis pebbles. Margery Eymon Lucile Foreman Clover Mae Linscott Elizabeth Pickerel Ut-M Mary Jo Stafford Isabelle Stump Robert Webb Margaret Wolfley 10

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To the Class of 1958 As you look through this book, may you take time to think of the incidents it has recorded for you. Through your many activities and memories, may you establish the worthy goals for a successful life. Your personal welfare and the welfare of our country depends upon the work which has been learned and accomplished in the right way. You have been offered the best education possible in the past twelve years. Education and improvement of mind, body, and soul does not stop with the conclusion of your high school daj ' s. Regardless of your future paths of endeavor, you must strive to do a better piece of work than you did yesterday. Your generation has many opportunities in many vocations to better civilization. Just pause for a moment and think of the scientific discoveries announced while you were attending Harding High School. Many of these are just beginning ideas. The true value and use of the discovery is up to you. Will you help advance these di overies and add new ones with true com- passion and understanding for all peoples in your city, your statff, your country, and in God ' s world and universe. My sincere congratulations to each of you upon the completion of the first big step toward a more successful and useful life. Mr. D.irl Gatchell, principal. 9. ? . Principal High School Miss Elizabeth Pace Mrs. Isabellc Barklev Miss Marilvn Davis A man who possesses many virtu es; including, pa- tience, understanding, diplomacy and kindness is our principal, Mr. Darl Gatchell. With a student body of some 1300 strong, many problems arise in everyday activities which require the guiding hand of such a capa- ble person. Ably assisting is Mr. Ray Silver, Assistant Principal and our Dean of Boys. This energetic titan has text books in rooms ready for distribution, schedules in order come fall, and instigates B.I.E. and Career Days. Advising seniors about colleges, often as a result of testing programs given under his supervision, Gordon Larson, as Guidance Director, tackles manv a difficult problem and helps students achieve goals. Miss Isabel Freer, Dean of Girls, has the immense job of account- ing for the attendance of all girl students. She also coun- sels the girls with their world-shaking problems which occur so often. Financial accounts are kept in order after hours of figuring by Harding ' s official banker, Mr. James H. Smith. Our faithful and pleasant secretaries, Miss Eliz- abeth Pace, Mrs. Isabelle Barkley, and ]Miss Marilyn Davis are always ready to furnish information and as- sistance that many a Harding student seeks desperately at times. No one envies them the job of coordinating and supervising the affairs which cross their desks. Miss Isabel Freer, dean of girls. Mr frMiddii l.;ii Mii. guidance counselor. M- i; i.-r, assistant principal. ' B ' M - - ..H .Hhrt ■ ■mn i ft i l

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MATHEMATICS Jack Graham Harold Hazelett a tifA James Smith Euclid ' s principles are put into application ■ ' f ™ HISTORY James Andrews Elvin Beach Mildred Grigsby Eugene Maynard Harding ' s Cicero Paul (J ' Kuurke Pansy Rauhauser Marion Waits 11