Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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Turn aml Jackie appvar to ln- happy over the Sale of their Many ll2lllllS make many f'llI'iStIlHlS dvvoraiions for Jabvm IlI'Ullll!'fS. ' . ' :tid XX f L, ln ACIZOM . .l. A. Apprenhces V Agzgfi 4 lfmr I J. lim-nt, K. ljirls, C. JvICNI!llllliS, D. Baker, C. Unvapllcr, L. Holliday, T. Dallas, li. Moon-. Ifou' J- VY. K1-lsr-y, L. Slnappard, J. Mavlnlirv, T. Lewis, S. YYilliams, J. Xv1ltSOIl, M. Randolph. How li. Pl'lldL'I',LI,1lSt., K. Craig, J. Ilannials, J. Hobby, R. fwilllllll. J -'-' L. VIYOIIIH, A. Kimlmll, J. NVQ-lrlm, R. flrogg, D. littvr, N. Burnside, . ..m..,.. ..

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'mr Hou' I--li. lilinglc, S. Wilson, N. Berry, J. Tweedle, J. Knox, G. llowimiii, li. Millisor, L. liunigalrner, M. Brown. lfou' ilfw. Strick- land, C Russell, P. Tzu-kett, J. llehns, S. Grover, F. VVilson, L. Pep- pin, J. Pcndon, S. Spurlock, S. Ward. Hou' Jfll Howser, P. Hon NN ith xi lie-tae-toe set in hand, Sandy tries to make a quick sale to her p nt nts :is other Junior Achievers look on. aker, J. Armstrong, S. Scarherry, S. Stonebraker, P. Huntsman, L. Sanderson, B. VVeaver. Row .Q-ll. Green, K. Tillman, F. Dyer, S. Romshe, lt. Shields, J. VanArsdall, B. Sperling. Cooperation and U na'er.rmndz'n Junior businessmen in lNIarion practiced their trade through Junior Achievement Companies. Sponsoring and counciling the companies were Fairfield Engineer- ing, Whirlpool Corp., Pollock Steel, General Telephone Co., Huber Warco, lNIarion Power Shovel, Quaker Oats, Eaton Manufacturing, and The National City Bank. Every family needs a personalized door mat,', was the cry of Jamco members. Jawhirlco businessmen urged all to buy a Bar-B-Q stand. Jabenc enterprises produced Christmas ornaments, candles, and tree stands. Our telephone jotters are ideal for quick memos, exclaimed Fonoco salesmen. Mar-Teen Prod- ucts manufactured Tic-Tac-Toe game boards. Drive- way markers was the product sold by Junior Power Enterprises. All members helped sell Novelco's pen- nants, T-shirts, and sweat shirts. Our all-purpose utility stands are a great buy,', said Jamel salesmen. In addition to these companies, the J. A. City Bank solved all money problems of the Junior Achievement Com- panies. Highlighting the business year, was the Future Pn- limited Banquet on May 14. This banquet featured an evening of entertainment including a dinner, a dance, and presentation of awards. William E. Walters was the capable, understanding Executive Director of Junior Achievement.

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Row l-D. Fisher, G. Hunt, L. VVarwick, C. Phillips, G. Pryor, F. Kelley, K. Hall, B. Murphy, J. Miner, D. Weil, L. Vaughn, H. Parks, A. Lane, Mr. Neimeister, Mr. Slack. Row ZWJ. Jonsson, K. Lester, ltl. Cunningham, L. Pryor, B. Andrews, C. Milliron, R. Kel- ler, lt. Jenkins, C. llloury, D. Parks, T. Ferguson, R. Gorenflo, D. Porter, D. Dutton, J. Akers, P. Galyk, D. Blankenship. Row 3vD. Thompson, D. VVeston, G. Heller, T. Mohr, L. Imbody, M. Thomp- V. I. C. Season in, year out, busy vocationally and socially, future industrialists Murphy, Hall, Jacks, Parish, Pryor, Bowen, hir. Lisak, lwr. Moody, hir. Slack, and hir. Neimeister, the officers, advisor and sponsors of the V.I.C. The main purpose of V.I.C. is to promote student. interest in chosen voeationsf' These ambitious V.I.C.'ers faithfully participate at meetings held the first ltlonday of every month. As in past years, members provided wholesome recreation at the Harding Skate Nites. A two day trip to Greenfield Village, Ford lttuseum, and Ford Plant highlighted this year's activities. Print Club In the midst of a hurried, hectic, but efficient atmos- phere, the Print Club promptly and competently pro- duces luneh tickets, posters for school activities, dreaded grade cards, sports programs, senior name cards, and seasonal lunch tray mats. Highlighting this year's activities was an educational tour of the Printing department of the ltlarion Power Shovel. Type setting isn't easy, but a trade is at stake here. Chief printers this year-Larry Beinwald, president, Jim Kingsley, vice-presidentg Dan McPeek, secretary, hfarvin Cook, treasurer, and John Street, chaplain have been capably advised by ltr. Brooks. son, C. Parish, J. Bishop, L. Dellavcn, B. Hinxnnon, D. Delvitt, J. lVIyers, K. Baisey, J. Guyton. Row .5-J. Sperry, Bi. Jones, B. Glenn, B. Ferrin, C. hlulvaine, J. lllcadows, ill. Adams, J. Pierce, D. Goren- Ho, E. Williams, lt. Jacks, J. Flournoy, R. llesson. lfmu -3-B. Koll- man, D. Springer, D. Fleming, J. Lagos, VV. Mahalfey, C. Thomas, A. Collins, T. Kohler, G. Vvoy, J. Bowen, B. Dixon, J. Collins, G. Brown, R. Cottrell. PRINT CLUB-Row 1fJ. lllitehell, lil. Cook, L. Bcinwald, J. Kingsley, L. Mann. Row 2fM. Stevenson, R. Scott, L. Prude, J. Vvalter, C. Gay, G. Bank. How JfM. Hough, J. Hindnian, D. Jones, S. Vttard, D. Stoner, J. Plumley, J. Patton, H. Glisson. Row A-Mr. Brooks, L. Beed, L. Combs, B. Jenkins, C. Oliver, D. Pem- berton, D. Naylor. l