Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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Junior Mitchell transacts his school savings directly with National City Bank Teller Fogle At the Administration Building pins of diferent color desig- nate by grade and residence the population that eventually moves into our economic picture. 9-li?22297Qr? 0f'-'L -.4 Q - L-273'-wr'--1 my 114- -,.-- ' YEJTISLB- ?5'1'Q 4---T .- . - ,,-3: 11 L-I ' 4 n-u-m-u-p X' ..9-.L . ul I .' w 'Vl- f ,' l ,uf 1 uri ll' .1 5 , I' l 7,i,l,, ,H ' ,, A, I x. .11 f sz, . Treasurer Becky Krebs makes the weekly de- posit for her homeroom bankers. Like responsible citizens of pro- gressive communities we are inter- ested in seeing our city thrive eco- nomically. This becomes a reality only as we learn to earn, save, and invest wisely. Our enriched pro- gram and expanding physical plan, necessary to meet the needs of our ever-increasing population, give knowledge that we are a vital part of the whole economic picture. -' f ,WUT 13 X ' riff L-. .,,,.a-- ' 1 V

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