Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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X. C N. X S ' X xx KN I Q- P' ' 1 . X u C FOREWO RD As the year turns, the seasons eonie anal go. Royal Autumn reigns with her leaves of radiant retls, glorious goltls, ancl rieh browns, presenting the baektlrop for a vivicl journey through your yearbook. As the leaves clrift clown from the trees lnak- ing rooni for other leaves, so tlo our Soph- omores make way for the Juniors. With the Junior year, eoines a flurry of aetivi- ties as winter etehes its story in black antl white. The silver moon, silhouetteml against the blaek sky, looks approvingly at the dazzling eountrysitle heautifiecl hy a blanket of snow. Later when the yellow erocuses and daffodils awake from their seasonal IIHIJS, they tiniizlly begin to urge other flowers to awaken for it is spring ancl our Juniors have turned to Seniors. Nultieolorecl tulips ancl violet hyaeinths rnareh in their straight rows presenting :1 pageant, of eolor as tlo our Seniors at I'onnnenc-einent. The pnflflles left from spring rains refleet SllllIlIIll'l'lllg images ot' Seniors in their proeessional niareh on their Cfonnneneeinent eve. Thus, just as the seasons hlentl into one another as the year turns, turn this page to he eaptivat- ing, colorful events that l L' enhaneerl 1960. 1 tmp fn fyiflt L l rl 7 I Abt gu I tt U ' tt WMM All t any QD!!

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fowl? ., , ,, az new 1619001 year Prize shot of the season, Prexie grimhlers doing ml- isthenies rigorously. Pllysienl fitness inust he :1 pri- mary goal for all tK'i'IlZiLf0I'S in our seeoiuhiry school, if we are remly like Sputniks for sure tnkeofls :incl Slll'i'i'SSl.lll lzuldings in this Ulllllllbllglllg Spziee Age. These stnlwarts might eozivll us. Another early sell-out of golrlen mums, ll0lIl6COIlllllg floral Ill2llllf0Stilti0ll, brought the Cross Country treasury sales to an :ill-time high. Entire Nlarion, including the younger fry, gets in the swing for this annual project, il SL'il50ll2ll effort of the thin elads to unclerwrite their expenses. Lovely Queen lcttil xI2l01lllfl her fourt evinced perfect poise amid this suhjef-ts would not only cheer lustily their Royalty for tht tuning f tl t tl l l but also make themselves hoarse for their stalwarts of tht gruhron Npirileal pep session. Such an prelude was certain proo lil ie oya x X