Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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N 7-N-.-2.1 1 J - ' T' ,asv of Harding 91 'P,,.f-+:.gg,,....' l if . XA Seated: Mrs. Ellen Knachel, Mrs. Louise Merchant, Mrs. Maxine Wil- liams, Mrs. Nadine Blow, Mrs. Louise Short. Standing: Mrs. Betty Strickland, Mrs. Mildred Altenberger, Mrs. Evelyn Freeman, Mrs. Ruth Simmons, Mrs. Mildred Mohr, Mrs. Elizabeth Penry, Mrs. Doris War- ren. Satan didn't find any mischief for idle hands to do in our lunch room or cor- ridors, for the usual efficiencies and kind- nesses were evident all year long. How- ever, a creed for cooks, and a tribute to custodians was uncovered in the lunch room area one day and Mrs. Betty Strick- land modestly gave permission for the Quiver to print in part. The health of all students is in my care, therefore, I will preserve as far as possible nutritive elements. My customer's enjoyment of foods is mine, therefore, I will preserve and enhance the attractive qualities of the foods with which I work. Stretch- ing the food dollar is part of my re- sponsibility too. A well prepared dish and an appetizing meal are creative If achievement, so I shall derive happiness from work itself. The greatest success in life is won by , those who began by making the most of - f ' in Q ,if ' opportunities around them. With our custodians it is the old story of the faith- ful steward, the performance of duties - J l at their best no matter the time or place .a . of assignment. By the cultivation of ev- ery talent possessed, they improve them- selves while doing the assigned and un- assigned for those they serve so faith- fully. Anthony Caprino, Ralph Ross, Elmer Hinkle. Herman Powelson, Harold Peak, Andrew Geyer.

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administrative directory JAMES ANDREWS-B.S.: M.A.: West Virginia Universityl George Washington University: American History. THOMAS BAIN-B.S.: M.A.: Bowling Green State Univer- sity: Ohio State University: Biology. MARK BAKER--B.S. in Education: M.A.: Ohio University: Ohio State University: Physical Science. HOWARD BALLINGER--B.S.: Manchester College: Chem- istry. HAROLD BARKER-A.B.: M.A.: Glenville State Teachers College: Kent Slate University: Western Reserve University: English IV. CLARA LOUISE BARNHILL-B.A.: Ohio Wesleyan Uni- versity: Home Economics. ELVIN BEACH-B.S.: Xavier University: World History. BERNARD BROOKS-American University of Bearritze France: Ohio Northern University: Graphic Arts. MARY CALHOUN-A.B.: Ashland College: English IV, C.P.: Latin II. SUSAN CANFIELD-B.A.: Otterbein College: Personal Typ- ing: Typing I: Bookkeeping I. DALE DAVISON-B.S. in Education: Michigan State Uni- versity: Ohio University: Physics: Business Arithmetic. PAULINE DRAKE-B.S. in Education: Bowling Green State University: Home Economics. RUSSELL DUNLAP-B.C.S.: University of Cincinnati: Uni- versity of Michigan: Vocational Business Education Coordi- nator. GERALD EMERY-B.S. in Education: Ohio State Univer- sity: American History. MARGERY EYMON-B.S. in Education: Ohio State Uni- versity: English II. LUCILE FOREMAN-B.S. in Education: Miami University: Bread Loaf School of English: Journalism: English III. ROBERT FORSHEY-B.A.: Marietta College: Mathematics. DARL H. GATCHELL-B.S.: M.A.: Bowling Green State University: Ohio State University: University of Chicago: Principal. DONALD GEIS-B.S.: M.E.: Cedarville College: Miami Uni- versity: Trigonometry: Solid Geometry: Boys' Guidance Di- rector. CAROL GEISSLER-B.S. in Education: Bowling Green State University: Spanish I. II, III. JACK GRAHAM-B.A.: M.A.: Ohio Northern University: Kent State University: Plane Geometry: Advanced Algebra. MAXINE GREEN-B.A.: M.A.: Capital University: Ohio State University: University of Toledo: English II, III. MILDRED GRIGSBY-A.B.: Stanford University: American Government. WILMA HARMON-A.B.: Ohio Northern University: Amer- ican History. HAROLD HAZELETT-B.A.: M.S.: Iowa State Teachers College: Iowa State University: Marshall College: Ohio State University: Plane Geometry: Solid Geometry: Trigonometry. HOMER HUFFMAN-B.S.: M.A.: Otterbein: Ohio Northern University: Ohio State University: Instrumental Music. L. G. JONES-B.S. in Music Education: New York Univer- sity: Vocal Music. DON KNODEL-B.S. in Education: M.A.: Miami Univer- sity: Xavier University: Boys' Health: Physical Education. ALBERT KURTZ-B.S. in Business Education: University of Pittsburg: Typing and Office Practice. GEORGE LANE-B.S.M.: M.A.: Capital University: Ohio State University: Columbia University: Instrumental Music. CIOVER MAE LINSCOTT-B.A.: Ohio Wesleyan Univer- sity: English ll. EMIL LISAK-B.S.: M.A.: Wittenberg University: Ohio State University: Supervisor of Vocational Education. HELEN MAY-A.B.: M.A.: Otterbein College. Ohio State University: Latin II: Dean of Girls. EUGENE MAYNARD-B.S. in Education: M.A.: Bowling Green State University: American Government. EDWARD MILLER-B.S. in Music Education: Miami Uni- versity: Ohio State University: Kent State University: Instru- mental Music. ARTHUR MOODY-B.S. in Education: M.E.: Ohio State University: Machine Trades Related. KATHRYN MOORE-B.A.: B.S. in Library Science: Wooster College: Western Reserve University: Library. DONALD NEIMEISTER-Ohio State University: Machine Shop I, II. PAUL O'ROURKE-B.S. in Education: Bowling Green State University: American Government. JOSEPH PETRICH-B.S. in Education: Miami University: Mechanical Drawing I, II. MYRNA PREWETT-B.S.: Kent State University: Girls' Physical Education. MARY REESER-A.B.: Otterbein College: Pennsylvania State University: Chemistry: Girls' Health. ARMIN RIESEN-B.S. in Education: Wittenberg University: Economics: Sociology. MATT ROCK-B.A.: M.E.: Heidelberg: Kent State Univer- sity: Biology: Boys' Health: Physical Education: Science. SUE SCHOENBERGER-B.S. in Education: Bowling Green State University: English IV, C.P.: French I, II. MARION SHANK-A.B.: M.A.: Findlay College: Ohio State University: Assistant Principal. THOMAS SHESKEY-B.S. in Education: Ohio University: Ohio State University: Distributive Education: Business Law: Salesmanship. ROGER SI-IULL-B.S.: Manchester College: Indiana Univer- sity: Bookkeeping I, II. HOWARD SI-IUMATE-B.A.: B.S.: Cedarville College: Ohio State University: World History: Geography. RICHARD SLACK-Ohio State University: Auto Shop and Related Subjects. RUTH SLOANE-B.S:: Ohio State University: Ohio Univer- sity: English II. CAROLYN SMITH-B.S. in Education: Ohio State Univer- sity: Spanish I, II. JAMES H. SMITH-A.B.: Ohio State University: Mathe- matics. KENNETH SOMERLOT-B.S. in Education: Miami Uni- versity: Physical Education: Athletic Coordinator: Track and Cross Country. MARY JO STAFFORD-B.A.: B.S. in Education: Ohio Wes- leyan University: Ohio State University: English III. ISABELLE STUMP-B.S. in Education: Ohio State Univer- sity: Columbia University: Bread Loaf School of English: Purdue University: English III. MARION WAITS-B.S. in Education: M.S. in Education: Ohio Northern University: University of Wisconsin: World History. WILLIAM WEAVER-B.S.: M.A.: Murray State College: Ohio State University: Art. ROBERT WEBB-A.B.: Fairmont State College: West Vir- ginia University: Speech: Director of Class Plays. MINNIE WINDER-A.B.: M.A.: Oberlin College: Columbia University: Shorthand I, II: Typing II. ROBERT WINTERHOFF-B.S. in Education: Miami Uni- versity: Industrial Arts II, III. MARILYN DAVIS-Harding High: Assistant Secretary: Main Ofiice. ELIZABETH PACE-Marion Business College: Main Office Secretary. MARY ROWLEY-Dean of Boys' Secretary.

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co- perciting . . . Harding is people who are co-operat- ing in the multiple organizations of our school. The teachers, our advisers, are a most important part of these people, for under their careful guidance members have an opportunity to enrich their knowledge and strengthen their char- acters. Glimpses of the future may be sought in many organizations in which people are co-operating to become ac- quainted with future vocations. The Fu- ture Nurses, Teachers, and Engineers hear the challenges of these professions first-hand. The Shoshonean secretaries, the D.E.C.A. retailers, the V.I.C. in- dustrialists, and the J.A. businessmen practice today for the future tomorrows. Through cd-operation a paradise of har- mony exists for the musically inclined in the Choirs, Concert Band, Orchestra, Stardusters, and various ensembles. The fine arts materialize in the work of the members of the Art Club as they explore many different mediums. Drama reaches increasing heights with every play the Props and Q's create. Our intellectuals are led into whole new realms of thought by co-operating speakers in the Joe Berg Seminar. The Tri-Hi-Yis and Hi-Y's to- gether and separately undertake many service projects in our community. We, the students, through co-operation turn the key for successful tomorrows.