Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)
- Class of 1973
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the time is I10W ■ ■■ Quiver 73 HARDING HIGH SCHOOL Volume 67 Feminists Take a Shot at Basketball and Track i miMm Harding’s First Ladies in Girls’ Basketball have done well for the first year with a four and two win¬ ning season. Harding’s First Ladies in Girls’ Track have had two new events, the shot and the discuss added to the 11 of last years events. The girls practice every night after school until 4:15. They work hard and have the determination and en¬ thusiasm that they are going to have a successful season. A. J-U-M-P jump . . . get it! B. Coach Pannett says, swing your disk, Bonnie! C. I gotta win, says Maureen. D. Come on girls we gotta win that 440 dash! E. I better get the ball in the hoop or they 11 kill me, says Yvonne. rmz A. Mr. Steward proud! crowns queen Brenda. B. Proud escorts present court at Homecoming. C. All smiles, no frowns for Brenda. D, The bearer of gifts are R. Miers and M. Rudy. E. Aren ' t they Pretty? F. They came out fighting! G. How ' s this for your sweetie? H. Cheers for a V-I-C-T-O-R-Y Victory, Victory, Victory. Sfl . , vj - a W V ' I Activities Enliven Harding A. Student and teacher review project. B. Projects are looked over b students and teachers. C. Auto Shop display draws crowd. D. Mr. Lane congratulates Mr. Powellson on a job well done. E. Three Cheers for SENIORS!! F. Open wide, says Sue Hall. G. Win¬ ners of Euchre are Sherrie Kreiter and Jay Johnson. AMDS B. S. Galloway as Babe sings ‘‘Hey There C. Want the screws., Mr. Webb? D. Sleep Tite, Sleep Tite, we pledge our hearts devotion to thee. E. D. Seitz and C. Vaughn manned the electrical system. F. Now is the time for our raise! G. S-S-S-Steam Heat starring B. Vulgarnore, J. Lister, D. Alspach, and D. Ballinger. ! ' Assemblies Enlighten Hardingites Assemblies were enjoyed by everyone. Indoor and outdoor assemblies were scheduled to help break the routine of the school year. Politics, car racing, and an informative drug assembly added to the annual pep assemblies to enliven and enlighten. Beginning the year in the football stadium with a meet the team, we ended there with the senior assembly. A. Representative Brown speaks to students of Congressmens duties while in office. B. And another thing about drugs . . . C. Da-Da-Da-Da-Da CHARGE!! D. Let’s Go Prexies we want a Victory!! E. Outdoor assembly helps to spur the team on to a victory. F. Mrs. Frank gives her point of view. G. Jerry Grant presented Champion Sparkplug assembly here at Harding. A. Welcome to Harding, says Pam. B. The beautiful ballet dancers are Beth Lane and Candy Moore. C. Hey, did you see him do the But¬ terfly? D. Timers set their watches for first event. E. Students take an active part in watching children. F. Boy’s Pep Club Cheers Team to a victory G. On Your Mark, Get Set, GO!! H. Mr. K. help C.O.E. fix up booth for display. P 0 CHI Cultural Exchanges Come to Harding Life A. Mrs. Eicher awards Barbara. B. Congratulations says Mr. Steward to Dave. C. Everyone Having Fun! D. Sweet in the land of the sun, says Marianne. E. A.F.S. is Togetherness Around the World, Says Mari¬ anne to Bobby and Becky. F. Next Slide Please, says Marianne. 14 15 Searching, Serving, Reaching Out to Help VICA, Vocation Industrial Clubs of America. This club builds charac¬ ter, citizenship, and leadership for each member. At Harding, these members come from such groups as Auto Shop, Machine Shop, Drafting, Welding, Voc. Home Ec, Child Care, DCT, DCHO, and OWE. Sr. Machine Shop: FRONT ROW: R. Ferguson, F. Parks, W. Walke, J. Swalwell, Pi. MeCleese, M. Darling. Row 2: J. McCoy, B. Nicolosi, k. Cocherl, N. Harris, C. Grimes, D. McCrery, H. Hush, S. Brown. Now this is how you do it!! Jr. Machine Shop: PRONT ROW: D. Haugh, D. Chard, C. Trent, A. Van Sove, G. Bowen, R. Banks, k, Persinger. ROW 2: Mr. Carver, k. Berry, G. Vance, M. Emmons, S. Grate, M. Brewer, B. Eptage, S. Aldrich, D. Lewis, N. koonce, S. Ball, J. Tiller, J. Haines. Sr. Auto Shop: FRONT ROW: Wakeh, D. Colegrove, R. Che- velier, R. Weiser. L. H irbolt A. Rinebolt, R. Martin. ROW 2: G. Ionne, G. Ferriman, J. Shenefield, R. Cantrell, J Taylor, R. Bowman, V. Crowe, D. Tiller, D. Lyon, 0. Brown, M Gravbill, W. Throckmorten, Mr. Miers. Jr. Auto Shop: FRONT ROW: R. Smith, J. Way, M. Harper, T. Chandler. B. Ballenger, C. Bennett, B. Skaggs, R. Walters. ROW 2: Mr. Slack, D. Wise, T. Shirk, T. Bice, B. Johnstone R. Hogan, J. Wilson, K. Myers. ROW 3: M. (irate, C. Bigler, C. Miller, D. Hull, M. Frost, k. Richardson, D. Turner. Did you say the carburetor?’ Sr. Welding: FRONT ROW: D. McGlothlin, A. Smith, L. Montgomery, R. McGlothlin, R. Smith, J. Hurtle, D. Gray. ROW 2: E. Jarrell, D. Elliott, O. Horn, B. Ash¬ worth, G. Carico, T. Severns, B. Tromm, G. Bailey. Mr. Dyer. Not Shown: R. Brown, D. Noe. Welding Experience Helps Toward Future Jr. Welding: FRONT ROW: G. Lopez, M. Huffman, J. Bentley, D. Grump. ROW 2: Mr. Miers, M. Ed¬ wards, J. Beam, W. Blevins, T. Crowe, B. James, K. Weese. Not Shown: B. Jones, P. Holmes. This spot is a little loose:That ' s how it ' s done. Cooperative Training Is Another Occupational Help DCT: FRONT ROW: B. Mummey, G. Massie, P. Butterman, J. Caldwell. ROW 2: T. (Carpenter, D. Cook, C. Cottrill, K. Hughes. ROW 3: D. Davis, J. Friend, D. Townsend, D. Holler, STANDING: Mr. Lentz, D. Milligan, D. Turner, D. Morrison, S. Robinson, M. Pennington, T. Trubee, J. Norton. Not Shown: M. Hoffman. DC HO: FRONT ROW: C. Woods, J. Dodge, B. Lust, S Goodwin, G. MeCarv. ROW 2: T. C raver, M. Shaw, B. Borders, C. Carder, Mrs. Lister, D. Persinger, P. Patriek, M Rowland, D. Gw inner, B. Parker. 21 Vocational Drafting: SEATED: B. Wilkinson, J. Riley, STANDING: Mr. Petrich, M. Wvmer, D. Miller, B. Bowers, G. Cox, F. O’Dowd, R. Meddles, T. Eiseman, B. Decker, D. Dameron, C. Dangler, K. Noggle, Not Pictured: D. Barkley, M. Brewer, I.. Hall, D. Steed. Vocational Drafting Child Care: Mrs. Ralston, M. Lowary, C. Pheasant, L. Haney, R. Herr, J. Daso, M. Mackan, K. Litle, A. Geib, M. White, P. Wilson, J. Gelbaugh, R. Brady, J. Patrick, T. Vaughn. Senior Girls Help in the Child Care Program 23 Working Experience Brought Out In Different Courses Occupational Work Experience:SR. FRONT ROW: D Malone, D. Stover, K. Berk¬ shire, S. Goddard, ROW 2: A. Pack, P. Potts, S. First, S. Werley, P. Wright, C. Cole, R. Lenzo, ROW 3: C. Geyer, B. Fridley, J. Pearson, P. Wilcox, J. Barr, T. Hudkins, M. Adkins, Mr. Nason. OWE: JR. FRONT ROW: M. Wooten, D. Tefft, G. McGinniss, S. Sparks, P. Rayburn, P. Colley, D. Hawkins, L. Keirns, ROW 2: R. Miller, J. Bigler, C. Green, N. Crab¬ tree, ROW 3: D. Rex, J. Carpenter, M. Thompson, S. Spicer, STANDING: E. Hall, B. Partlow, R. Guess, Mr. Shultz, D. Mar¬ shall, Missing: R. Fleming, P. Hayden, P. Clark, L. Duty. Occupational Work Adjustment: STAND¬ ING: Mr. Middleton, P. Shuster, T. Gar¬ ner, J. Clement, B. McGuire, J. Bayird, D. Ferguson, E. Clark, D. Temple, C. Eakins, M. Crissinger, D. Johnson, K. Carrol, P. Kerns, D. Basinger, R. Shuster. SITTING: S. Swartz, J. Wade, J. Filliott, G. Chaney, J Creagh, P. Craft, B. Jones. Missing: G. Cochran, F. Eaches, J. Hall, R. Hodges, P. Jividen, J. Rinderle, D. Thacker. 24 COE; DE Gives Part Time Work Experience Co-Operative Office Experience: FRONT ROW: B. Albright, K. Rizzo, D. Miers, R. Thomas, B. Keefer, ROW 2: L. Wil son, D. Swisher, E. Edwards, B. Garrison. ROW 3: Mr. Kocsovsky, T. Clark, C. Williams, C. Ric¬ hards, D. Anthony, S. McQuistion, D.Whita¬ ker, D. Ruth, P. Robinson, D. Meginness, J. Berrv, P. Massev, C. Hunt, J. Rorick, D. Lover, J Burley. Co - Operative Office Experience: FRONT ROW: D. Haviland, D. Huber, P. Miller, B. Mitchell. ROW 2: J. Dou¬ glas, S. Deas, V. Emmons, C. Draper, J Hall ROW 3: D Troxell, B. Turner, S. Cross. STANDING: C. Griffin, P. Richardson, B. Albright, S. Little, C. Gantt, S. Munyon, Mrs. Denman. Distributive Education: FRONT ROW: R. Varney, M. Hopkins, D. Swihart, B. Snellenberger, C. Combs, ROW 2: J. Basinger, K. Burteh, D. Hodges, ROW 3: P. Pacha, S YanCundy. P. Car¬ penter, C. Sheperd, K. Layne. ROW 4: K. Blanton, S. Price, B. Smith, D. Gruber, Miss Shaver. Missing: G. Williams, K. Reams, T. Taylor, L. Jackson. 25 Math — Science Seminar Math-Science Seminar: S. Fry, S. Mvgrant, B. Kaiser, Mr. McKinley, D. Vornholt, D. Houser, M. Peterson, L. Stern, S. Mvgrant, S. Shafer, D. Temple. Not Pictured: K. Putsch. Members of the seminar were to participate in the Marion City Schools science fair. I his year, a few went a little further and won awards. They are, Barb Kaiser, Dave Temple, Steve Fry, and Keith Putsch. They went on to Tiffin for the State Science Fair. theory ISSEITISi P HTS MHD «■ “Constructing a generator?” 26 Props Q ' s The Props and Q s club at Harding is very active — not only learning different stage activities, but they parti¬ cipate in the school musical or the junior class plays. This year the school musical “ Pajama Game held many positions for these members. The members also put on plays themselves. Several were done this year, with many lead roles. One of the last the Props and Q’s put on was A night at the theatre, and they did two short plays. Lead by speech teacher Robert Webb, the club pre¬ sented their plays and skits to business and social groups as well as to other schools. Among themselves they are set builders, managers, producers, stage hands and engi¬ neers as well as actors and actresses. Props Q s: FRONT ROW: J. Jerew, J. Hill, K. Norris, J. Hindman, C. Yost, B. Starr, C. Loper, C. Hall. ROW 2: K. Duffy, N. Johnson, C. Brown, R. Sedlock, C. Iverson, A. Lyon, B. Tozer, L. Fields, J. Mayfield, C. Weber, K. Brown. ROW 3: L. Pat¬ rick, C. Croll, J. Klaus, M. Radabaugh, R. Gragg, K. Orth, L. Dass. ROW 4: Mr. Webb, L. Davis, J. Brown, B. Kates, J. Skevos, J. Gruber, C. Line, K. Bruggeman, C. McGuire, D. Newlen, J. Hass, L. Whisler, L. Krider. 27 Drum Major 1972-73 Mike Chaney. Majorettes: TOP: D. Kidd: MIDDLE: L. Riddle, K. Hoffman, B Hackenbract, C. Rieser; BOTTOM: L. McNamara. J Hardgrove, J. Cooper. Homecoming Halftime, Highlight of Season Thru rain, snow, sleet and mud, the ever faithful Harding Marching Band marched on! The season started off rather w ell under the direction of Mr. Miller, Mr. Swihart, and Mr. Becker. At the annual homecoming halftime, the band march¬ ed to form a heart for the sweetheart ceremony. The band ended the season at the last home football game by recognizing the Sr. band members. Under the direction ' of Sr. manager Mary Rardon, they played the Alma Mater together. 29 Band ' s Enliven Harding Pep Band: S. Shafer, D. Stage, I. Blashinskv, B. Luse, C. Hall, K. Colegrove, J. Houser, M. Radabaugh, D. Houser, K. Seitter, T. Little, S. Fry, L. Stern, F. Tyree, D. Gasmire, L. Culp, K Kelly, M. Chaney, M. Beck, L. Doss, A. Sansotta, T Weddington, J. Stonebreaker, L. Thomas, P. Straub, P. Hughes, B. Ault, B. Gay, J. Hazen. Activities Band: M. Custer, K. Edington, B. Hackenbracht, J. Hill, J. Hinamon, C. Isaly, D. Klingle, C. Rieser, P. Straub, B. Ferriman, S. Murray, M. Rardon, J. Baker, B. Ault, P. Blue, J. Davidson, B. Decker, P. Gartley, P. George, J. Hardgrove, K. Hoff¬ man, L. McNamara, B. Paschal, D. Plumlev, L. Riddle, A. Sutherland, K. Berry, K. Gasmire, J. Hazen, D. Kidd, T. Moore, K. Nuhfer, J. Seerest, F. Tyree, W. Waddle, K. Kelly, D, Stage, D. Houser, T. Gay, R. Milner, R Decker, T. Little, D. Mckinness, R. Smith, R. Thomas, B. Luse, L. McDaniel, M. Peterson, Mr. Swihart, Mr. Becker. Symphonic Band: J Cooper, K. Edington, V. Johnson, C. Line, J. Lucas, B. Sayre, P. Straub, B. Teetor, L. Thomas, B. Steinman, M. Beck, D. Daum, L. Doss, K. Duffv, D. Erickson, V. Herr, J H ouser, L. Ludwig, J Morgan, D. Peterman, C. Rorick, K. Seitter, A. Somerlot, A. Sutherland, L. Irvine, L. Krider, P. Winters, J. Schwaderer, T. Weddington, S. Courtright, J. Gruber, P. Hughes, J. Imbody, M. Rardon, C. Weber, I. Blashinskv, M. Chaney, B. Kates, L. Patrick, M. Peterson, K. Colegrove, S. Shafer, K. Berry, L. Culp, K. Ferrell, D. Gasmire, J. Hazen, M. Lee, S. Miller, R. Porter, A. San¬ sotta, J. Stonebreaker, M. Fogle, C. Hall, K. Kelly, C. McGuire, R. Meddles, S. Thomas, C. Croll, S. Daum, K. Davis, H. Dunbar, F. Miller, D. Stage, D. Houser, M. Radabaugh, D. Stuckey, B. Gay, T. Gay, J. Graham, S. Hall, B. Britthaupt, K. Brown, S. Fry, C. Moore, M. Sisson, L. Stern, D. Waggoner, Mr. Miller, Mr. Swihart, Mr. Becker. 30 Symphonette: S. Birnbaum, K. Ropke, C. Moore, A. Sutherland, J. Brown, J Skevos, W. Kibler, S. Smart, D. Gvure, B. Kaiser, B. Lane, K. Clary, L. Hulse, P. Everson, D. Waggoner, 1 Blashinsky, Mr. lams. String Instruments Make Up Large Groups Harding Orchestra: C. Bailey, S. Barnhart, S. Birnbaum, I. Blashinsky, B. Breithaupt, J Brown, K. Clary, C. Clavpool, J Cooper, H. Dunbar, R. Erickson, P. Everson, K. Ferrell, S. Fry, B. Gay, J Gruber, S. Guttermuth, D. Gyure, J. Haas, C. Hall, J. Hazen, N. Hoffman, J. Houser, P. Hughes, L. Hulse, J Imbody, L. Irvine, B. Kaiser, B. Kates, K. Kelly, W. Kibler, B. Lane, C. Line, T. Little, J. Mayfield, C, McGuire, S. Miller, P. Miller, C. Moore, G. Owen, R. Porter, M. Prater, M. Rardon, L. Riley, K. Ropke, K. Seitter, J. Skevos, S. Smart, L. Stern, P. Straub, A. Sutherland, B. Teetor, S. Thomas, B. Tozer, J. Tyler, F. Tyree, B. Vulgamore, D. Waggoner, R. Warick, C. Weber, J. Whitehead, L. Williams, Mr. Lane and Mr. lams. i Concert Choir: Sr: k. Ballinger. P. Berringer, C. Booker, C. Butcher, K. Demke, J. P ' letcher, S. Galloway, T. Garver, J Gruber, B. Hacken- bracht, S. Hall, J. Hindman, M. Hoffman, L. Holtz, T. Indoe, D. Inskeep, S. Johnson, B. Kates, B. Lane, C. Line, P. Lupica, A. Lyon, J. May- field, R. Milner, J. Moore, C. Nolan, M. Rardon, R. Reidenbaugh, K. Ropke, H. Sims, J. Skevos, A. Somerlot, k Smith, B. Steinman, L. Stone. P. Straub, J. Swart, C. Swinehart, S. Thomas, J. Tyler, B. Vulgamore, R. Walker, J Whitehead, D. Williams, J. Williamson, D. Anspaugh, D. Ballinger, B. Bishop, B. Breithaupt, R. Burkett, k. Clary, k. Cocherl, J. Detwiler, G. Everlv, B. Floyd, D. Gasmire, M. Hopkins, L. Hulse, J. Lister, D. Seckel, D. Stage, D. Simmons, R. Varney. Jr: B. Baggs, C. Baker, S. Barnhart, K. Arthur, K. Berger, S. Birnhaum, I. Blashinskv, K. Brown, D. Butterfield, T. Caldwell, C. Cover, K. Cowgill, L . Culp, M. Custer, F. Decker, L. Fields, P. Flinchbaugh, M. Gangle, P. Gorenflo, C. Hall, G. Holmes, P. Hughes, C. Iverson, E. Johnson, D. Kellogg, B. Lyon, C. Moore, C. Moore, B. Radabaugh, S. Rail, C. Randolf, B. Tee- tor, M. Thorton, C. Weber, T. White, N. Wilson, G. Buckley, G. Butterworth, C. Cramer, D. Duffey, R. Gragg, R. Gregory, T. Hero, C. Hugg- ler, R. Marquis, M. Mastro, M. McGarv, J. Miller, k. Orth, D. Seitz, K. Simmons, J. Titus. Voice Coordination Shows Off Talent Sweet Sixteen: S. Johnson, R. Walker, C. Booker, B. Lane, C. Line, B. Vulgamore, J. Fletcher, S. Galloway, D. Inskeep, J. Detwiler, G. Everlv, J. Lister, M. McGarv, D. Seckel, J. Miller, G. Buckley. Mixed Chorus: C. Allman, C. Arndt, C. Bacon, B. Barbour, M. Beck, A. Bibbee, S. Blackford, C. Black, C. Blanton, H. Booker, L. Bosh, C. Bowman, B. Boyd, J. Brown, k. Brown, S. Bumgarner, C. Cofer, S. Courtright, S. Cover, C. Croll, L. Davis, D. Dawson, k. Duffey, k. Eddington, V. Favors, B. Ferriman, M. Fogle, T. Gay, A. Geissler, J. Gibson, B. Grimes, S. Hachten, C. Haubert, D. Hazen, S. Hailman, C. Herr, V. Herr, J. Hinaman, k. Holler, B. James, N. Johnson, V. Johnson, B. Jones, D. Kidd, M. Krider, R. LaRue, E. Ledford, S. Lewis, C. Lloyd, C. Loper, L. Ludwig, J. Makeever, R. Malone, D. Maon, J. McClung, T. McCombs, J. McFadden, C. Meginness, J. Morgan, S. Moser, N. Muntz, K. Norris, P. Nutter, W. Onev, S. Orr, C. Parks, L. Patrick, B. Paschal, K. Pletcher, C. Price, L. Rillev, C. Robinson, K. Rose, R. Ross, B. Roush, S. Rupright, E. Sayre, S. Shrietz, D. Sipes, A. Skatzes, C. Smith, G. Spicer, M. Starks, J. Thacker, S. Tuatay, C. Turner, L. Whittington, V. Williams, L. Wisler, D. Wylie, S. Alcorne, D. Arthur, J Baker, S. Dailey, D. Edwards, G. Ferral, M. Field, V. Floyd, J. Fogle, L. Hanson, D. Hoffman, S. Hoffman, R. Holcomb, J. Huffman, J. Imbody, M. Ionno, M. Jones, M. J ones, K. Kelly, J. Lister, M. Lundquist, M. Mackav, R. Mautz, K. McElroy, M. Newell, M. Oliver, G. Osterholt, R Sayre, T. Statts, S. Swinehart, W. Waddle. Concerts Prove Success “I know where I m going. Oh green September, burn October “Come on and clap your hands’ “ Happiness is 33 Starduster Review: Hit of the Year “Let s knock ’em out!” Stardusters: S. Daum, I Blashinskv, D. Waggoner, B. Breithaupt, K. Clary, S. Shafer, J. Houser, D. Erikson, B. Kates, K. Colegrove F. Miller, H Dunbar, D. Stage, K. Davis, J. Hazen, D. Gasmire, L. Culp, M. Lee, C. McGuire, Mr. Miller and Mr. Svvihart. Alter¬ nates: L. Patrick, J. Baker, K. Croll, C. Hall, L. Stern. 34 Headliners this year included Brenda and Flip as well as spots featuring sections of the group. Mr. Miller chalked up another great year for the group. i i B i v B ■ ■ ■ j pb It H B ' w VKlblyfl . ifjt - ? I 1 ■ wvH French Club: FRONT ROW: G. Steele, C. Weber, P. Eshman. ROW 2: C, Thompson, C. McGuire, L. Williams, P. Weber, G. Burk¬ hart, S. Courtright, J. Morgan, M. Custer, M. Thorton. ROW 3: L. Ludwig, G. Ross, M. Gangle, A. Sansotta, J. Cooper, P. Blue, A. Bomas, D. Harriet, C. Yost, J. Rorick, M. Kelly. ROW 4: P. Harvey, B. Gragg, L. Wisler, D. Mathis, H. Sims, C. Gofer. ROW 5: J. Hinaman, R. Ferriman, M. Ionne, R. Demke, M. Jones, J. Hazen, J. Imbodv. ROW 6: D. LeVenia, J. Marquis, S. Mygrant. Spanish Club: FRONT ROW: D. Stuckey, B. Rowland, J. Scranton, F. White, M. Meginness, K. Bartter, M. Mastro, B. Tozer, S. Barnhart, B. Bishop, J. Skevos, V. Mason, C. Shelton, N. Muntz, L. Koontz, B. Burris, C. Alman. ROW 2: Mrs. Clabaugh, Mrs. Radwin, C. Hall, K. Ropke, C. Martin, L. Moffet, D. Furlong, D. Newlen, L. Fields, P. Gorenflo, M. Thorton, 1). Cluff, S. Burga, C. Mastro, T. Fox, A. Bibber, B. Boyd. ROW 3: J. Davidson, S. Gantt, S. Birnbaum, G. Riggs, I. Blashinskv, K. Duffy, L. Seekel, R. Warrick, S. Nicolosi, K. Cowgill, D. Meginness, R. Shipley, R, McQuillen, R. Nelson, J. Day. ROW 4: N. Johnson, J. Cl ass, S. Barlow, A. Somerlot, S. Murray, S. Spaeth, S. Cover, K. Eddington, J. McFadden, L. Riddle, D. England, S. Ring, L. Dunaway, C. Robinson, C. Blanton. ROW 5: G. Lechlightner, B. Sayre, M. Sansotta, J. Hill, C. Bowman, J. (crew, C. Lloyd, S. Moser, C. Turner, C. Haubert, D Hoffman, K. Davis, D. Sipes, K. Croll, M. Bernet. ROW 6: V. Johnson, R. Decker, J. McClung, T. McCombs, J. Ebner, P. McConnell. Language Clubs Promote Understanding Foreign Countries Come Together With AFS The American Field Service Club of 1972-73 at Harding was fortunate to have Marianne Bernet, foreign exchange student from Sweden, as a member. While living in Marion, her new family was Mr. Mrs. Curtis Newlen and their daughter, Denise. Harding was also excited about having two girls spend their summer abroad. Becky Tozer visited Greece, and Bobbie Decker spent time in Ceylon. This years hopefuls are BarbTeetor and Patty Eshman. AFS Club: FRONT ROW: B. Teetor, P. Eshman, B. Decker, B. Tozer, M. Bernet, B. Bishop. ROW 2: J Hill. C. Roseberry, P. Weber, L. Wisler, M. Mastro, C. Martin, G. Steele, D. Newlen, L. Kritler, P. Hughes. ROW 3: 1. Blashinkx. C. Weber. J Skevos, C. Line, L. Ludwig, L. Williams, R. Gragg, L. McDanials, k Croll. ROW 4: C. McGuire, M. Custer, J. Gruber, S. Nicolosi, J. Brown, I). Harriet, C. Barter, D. Butterfield, W. McCurdy, C. Booker. ROW 5: R. Holcomb, G. Ervin, T. McAfee, P. Cofer, J. Gustin, C. Jerome, R. Reichart, k. Demke, L. Patrick. Clubs Designed to Help Decide on Future Plans Many speakers, field trips, such as those of FT A visiting and observing elementary schools; and the meetings held once or twice a month, were on the agenda of these groups. Future Teachers, Future Engineers and Tomorrow’s Homemakers prepare for future tasks in clubs desig¬ nated for this cause under Mr. Alex, Mr. Hazelett, and Mrs. Wilson. T.H: FRONT ROW: E. Johnson, C. Carico, C. Drake. ROW 2: L. Douglas, N. Abrams, C. Gilliam. ROW 3: N. Blevins, L. Hart. K. Downs, D. Boganwright, ROW 4: D. Fox, M. Saffel, S. Berry. (Left) FEA: FRONT ROW: S. Hoffman, D. Wood, T. Moore, S. Half B. Kaiser, B. Bishop. ROW 2: J. Carver, J Scranton, D. Stuckey, D. Gyure, K. Ferrell, J. Secrest. ROW 3: Mr. Hazelett, S. Miller, S. Barlow, 1,. LeMaster, M. Gor¬ don. K. Seitter. FT A: FRONT ROW: K. Demke, B. Tozer. ROW 2: B. Vulgamore, C. Line, J. Gruber. S. Galloway, J Swart. ROW 3: J Skevos, B. Kates, V Hoffman, T. Carver, K Ropke. ROW 4: Mr. Alex, W. McCurdy, J. Whitehead, Miss Loucks. Each day in the Main office, Mrs. Schlientz, Mrs. Gorslin, Mr. Rees, Mr. Til let, and Mr. Drakes office, there are always girls corning in and out helping with such office duties as call slips, answering the phone, filling out absence slips and many more. Many duties are upheld by the library assistants. They keep the books in order, assist someone checking out a book, or just being there for what help Mr. Your or Miss Loucks need them for. Office Assistants, Library Helpers Perform Assigned Duties (Top) Office Assistants: FRONT ROW: S. Hachten, P. Nutter, k Lord, R. Sedlock, J. Baker, ROW 2: k. Ballinger, J. Gibson, J Fletcher, C. Baldauf, M. Robbins, P. Calloway, J. Crawford, c Booker. ROW 3: J. Hill, B. Decker. P. Webb, ROW 4: P George E. Cochran, A. Walker, ROW 5: P. Weber, C. Miller, D kellog ROW 6: L. McDaniels, D. Pyles, J Berridge, ROW 7: k. Miers S. Little, D. Herriot, ROW ' 8: S. Lore, L. Davis, N. Johnson S. Cover, ROW 9: C L Turner, k. Berry, C. Herr, J. Crowe, S Hall, ROW 10: S. Courtright, L. Williams, Y. Pezley, L Ludwig (lop-nett) Librarx Assistants: FRONT ROW: T. Meadows, M Landon. G. Burkhardt, C. Cook, S. Geer, D. Hayeox. ROW 2 D. Weddington, G. Tackett, D. Fitch, W. Shifflet, J Graham. ROW 3: C. James, C. Carico, A. Lover, M. Bucher. ROW 4: k. koh- ler, D. Cluff, S. Cox, k. Conley, ROW ' 5: k. Gasmire, S. Moser, R. Richmond. ROW 6: Miss Loucks. Mr. Your. (Left) FRONT ROW: C. Williams, P. McConnell, T McCombs. RuW 2: A Bornas, H. Booker, L. Riddle, ROW ' 3: B. Ingmire, C. Haubert, V. Herr. ROW 4: P. Flinchbaugh. M. Petersen, ROW 5: B. Meadows, L. Patrick, R. Cornelv. • IP jl 1 1 ■ 41 All School Musical: Pajama Game — Cast — Hines. Prez. Joe. Hasler. Gladys . Sid Sorokin Mabel. Chari ey. Babe Williams Mae. Brenda. Poopsie. Salesman .... Pop. Virginia. Mara. .Kirk Kelly . John Miller Dave Shuster .Kevin Orth Brenda Vulgamore Gary Buckley • • • • Candi Line Bob Nunnalv • • . • Sue Galloway Dori Inskeep .Sue Hachten • ■ Merry Thornton • Don Anspaugh ■ ■ • Dave Ballinger ■ ■ Kathy Cowgill • • • • Pam Gorenflo 42 Work Goes Into Creativity Art Club: FRONT ROW: S. Kreiter, P. Elliot, D. Pyles, S. Murray, N. Mitchell. ROW 2: T. Garver, D. Inskeep, C. Waddle, B. Lane, R. Reidenbaugh, C. Isaly, R. McGowan. ROW 3: Mrs. Felgar, T. Gooding, T. Little, B. Krider, K. Heth, D. Lambert. Many artistic objects come from hands that are very Working with presses, letter types and even plate- creative. In the Art Clnb, many projects have won makers, are what many of Graphic Arts Club members prizes in contests for artistic ability. Members of this do. Projects such as grade cards, programs and inserts group work hard at the little or even big projects that are part of some of the schools printing program, they make. Graphic Arts Club: FRONT ROW: B. Berry, J. Lee, J. Reams, D. Fabian, K. Berrian, J. Gore, R. Chivington, B. Basford. ROW 2: C. James, D. Friend, C. Davis, B. Baggs, P. Wal¬ ter, M. Waller, B. Johnson, Mr. Brooks. ROW 3: D. Pyles, D. Swisher, L. Wilson, J. Davis, D. Byrd, S. Nicolosi, C. Smith. ABSENT; J. Swarf. 44 Teen Board: T. Little, M. Custer, Mrs. Webb, S. Galloway, D. Stuckey, not pictured; B. Reiehardt. Teen Boards Put in Hard Work The teen board consists ot five students with Mrs. Webb as the adviser. The major duty of this group is to nominate outstanding students for the Marion Star Teenager-of-the-Month Award. M embers of the Council on Alcohol and Drugs were chosen to attend many conferences dealing with the pro¬ blems of these two topics. As a result of their knowledge, they extend their views to many different clubs and organizations. i Stuck Pot Junior Class Play 1973 — Cast — Dean Louise Taggart . Grace Sedgewick Willard Sedgewick . . . Alice Ann Sedgewick . Mary Jane Thompkins Gail Treat. Kay Emerson. Dr. J acabv . Amy Caldwell. Lucile Coulter. Edward Mott. Hubert Farrellv. . . . Jackie Graham .Patti Eshman .... Kevin Coffey Colleen Roseberrv .... Nancy Wison . . . . Peggy George . . . Kathy C owgill .Kevin Orth .... Candi Moore . . . Pam Gorenflo .... Mike Gordon .John Miller 46 AV Club Shows Light; While Reporter Airs Sound BARDIN! Audio-Visual Club: FRONT ROW: B. Snyder, M. Toombs, J. Secrest. STANDING: B. Tromm, R. Toombs, K. Snyder, R. Holcomb. See, this is the right button. The Audio-Visual Club, under the guidance of Mr. Bell, assists the faculty with projectors, cameras, and other equipment that is used. These fellows also take part with the lighting and sound at musicals, plays or concerts. The Harding Reporter, under general manager Jeff Clark, was on the air at 7:15 pm Thursday nights on WMRN. The Reporter added a few goodies this year, such as the Info-Radio Rock Review. Harding Reporter: FRONT ROW: B. Nunnally, A. Lyon, J. Secrest, j. Clark. T. Hero, T. Bray, C. Huggler. ROW 2: B. Ga . E. Vaughn, G. Butterworth, F. Tyree, K. Coffey, J. Fogle, T. Little, R. Decker. ROW 3: Mr. Webb, D. Sietz, P. Nutter, B. Tozer, P. Eshman. T. Gav, A. Lover. Not Pictured: S. Werlv, C. Knight, K. Cowgill, M. Kellev. Pep Club Arouses School Spirit at Games The Pep Club with 143 girls, plus; cheered the Prex- ies on to a big Victory. Under the leadership of Mrs. Rubcich and the President Carol Baldauf, the group learned new cheers and sequences to show their talent. The girls raised money with the cookbook and candy projects. All of the senior girls with three years mem¬ berships, received a special award at the Winter Sports Banquet. ir« P 4 «. f T Dm f ‘ ■■ S % -1 5V m § h ' ill IT ' vti • | v f • -M- t | d • m • a , a : « ,1 4 ' A: h a ' ft - n I 1 49 Going along with this years theme “the time is now , Moods and events were taken to reveal what had hap- the Quiver staff tried to capture many moments to bring pened in our times at Harding High School, out this feeling in each and every person. Quiver Staff Editor. Senior Editor. Faculty Editor. Junior Editor. Sophomore Editor. Club Editor. Sports Editor. Business Editor. Advisors. Joyce Swart Betty Kates Tina Garver Carlotta Moore Ann Sansotta Denise Pyles Brad Smith Ceil Heinz Karin Hamilton Will Kocsov skv 50 J. Swart working hard Betty, Tina, Denise and Mrs. Hamilton, try to figure out the ropes? Staff Heads: (TOP): D. Anspaugh, A. Lyon, T. Bell and R. Burkett. Business Manager: (RIGHT): E. Clemons. Staff Heads: D. Shuster, W. Kibler, B. Nunnallv, C. Moore, D. Herriott, C. Waddle and J. Boncutter. 52 Writers: (LEFT): J. Porter, G. Smith, T. Deitch, C. Williams, K. Pletcher, B. Bishop, B. Breighthaup, D. Ans- paugh, A. Malcolm, B. Barbour, C. Hall, D. Glosser, V 7 . Born, M. Osborn, M. Williams, M. Radabaugh, K. See- kel, L. Ervine, C. Boyd, K. Gasmire, L. Seckel, S. Daum, S. Thorpe, J. Short, J Secrest, G. Cox, J. Green, J. Moodie. Salesmen: (RIGHT): C. Woods, C. Penry, C. Pierce, P. Boyles, N. Mc- Quillen, M. Norris, P. McConnel, S. Rail, B. Lyon, R. Meddles, C. Jerome, S. Johnson, J. Moore, S. Nicolosi, G. Thorpe, B. Hackenbract, C. Rose- berry, B. Stevens, P. Gorenflo, B. Teetor, V. King, J. Gustin, S. Spaeth, R. Robertson, M. Starks, P. Weber, C. Rorick, W. Loper, R. Warrick, P. Berringer, K. Vrooman, K. Marshal, C. Blanton, I). Anthony, C. Croll, L. Wisler, L. Ludwig, L. Williams, C. Courtright. Orb Displays Good Literary Work Orb Managing Editors: R. Burkett, B. Kaiser. Editor: Nick Hazen Orb Editors: D. Swinhart, D. Ans- paugh, S. Gutermuth, C. Moore, L. Heiser, G. Smith, A. Lyon, S. Court- right, K. Tomlin. 54 ■ ■■ SPORTS FOOTBALL Failure to put together a consistent ground attack to click with one of the Buckeye Conference’s better passing offenses, hampered the Marion Harding foot¬ ball team as they struggled to an agonizing 1-9 record. After an opening season victory over Columbus Mo¬ hawk, Harding dropped the next nine contests. The Prexies faced one of the toughest schedules in the state in the Buckeye Conference, and four of the Prexie s opponents were state ranked. The season highlight was a near upset of the Sandusky Bluestreaks, who came to Marion ranked no. 2 in the state and sure of an easy victory. Sandusky held Harding on the one foot line to avert a stunning upset as the Prexies put forth their best effort of the season. Harding finished out the sea¬ son with two close defeats to Lorain Sr. and Mansfield. The Prexies John Beach earned first team All Buck¬ eye Conference honors at the center position. Other Presidents earning second team conference honors were Mac Meginness at tight end and Jon Holmes at de¬ fensive halfback. Elmo Wright and Henry Johnson re¬ ceived honorable mention. ABOVE: Tough Harding defense surprises Sandusky. ABOVE: Happy Prexies are fired up for Sandusky. RIGHT: Homer gets a spear! FIRST ROW: T. Rose, R. Shirk, J. Beach, M. Meginness, J. Holmes, B. Huddle, S. Wright, B. Smith, D. Lyon, D. Simmons, J. Jerew, H McDuffie SECOND ROW: H. Johnson, J. Culp, M. Hill, K. Coffey, G. Lechleitner, B. Bavles, C. Cramer, D. Griffith, B. Dale, R. Custe r, K Smith, D. Middleton THIRD ROW: M. Sansotta, F. Favors, K. Simmons, M. McGary, M. Zucker, J. Beam, R. Metz, D. Haughn, L. Clark, G. Butterworth, 15. Bishop FOURTH ROW G. Milev, N. Koonce, D Melvin, D. George, L. Sherer, M. Severns, J. Miller. J. Boncutter, G. Darling, R. Chapman, C. Huggler FIFTH ROW: E. Green, A. Exley, G. Ferrel, R Shipley, L. Johnson, B. Sisler, D Wigton, P Detra, G Reems, R. Shirk, D. Johnson, T. Kline SIXTH ROW: M. MacKav, R. Fulton, B. Owens, T. Owens, J Johnston, J. Ault, S. Bollenhacher. M Berger, R. Reese, G. Osterholt, M. Field SEVENTH ROW: S. Koonce, B. Schuster, A. Hudson, B. Stallings, R. Kepler, P Wright, B Glass, D. Thomas, Beaver EIGHTH ROW: Coaches: E. Schoonmaker, J. Berarducci. P. Watters, Head Coach J. Drake, T. Pannett, N. Dickman. A Beach 61 0ml rli ■ •1 ' • :, ' ■■•? “ • v ,ur ■ - , - sSm e tfip 4 ? ■ tj i Stallings touchdown almost upsets 2nd ranked team in State Mli w MT 1 Hey You! Give me that ball! ts? ,TN L« i f • jiM • | K BASKETBALL A height disadvantage proved to he a handicap to Coach Greg Swepton s roundballers as they finished the season at five wins and twelve losses. Despite this record the Prexies made a creditable showing in the tough Buckeye Conference race. Twice they lost to state finalist Elyria, by a grand total of only five points. Harding also nearly upset Mansfield Sen¬ ior, when the Tygers were number two ranked in the state. Pacing the squad were tri-captains John Scranton, Dave Wigton, and Bobby Hill. Scranton was named to the second team All Buckeye Conference, and Hill received third team honors. Wamp jumps . . . SCORES! Prexies hustle downeourt after scoring. ROW 1 T. Bray, M. McGary, D VanSickle, B Hill. D. Wigton, H McDuffey, B Buckley, S. Phillips ROW 2 Head Coach Greg Swepston, J. Reams, J. Culp, T. Chapman, J Wampach, J. Scranton, J. Conkle, T. Garver, K. (higgler, Assistant Coach Joe Parish WRESTLING 1973 marks the year of the best Marion Harding wrestling team to date. Under Coach Ed Marvich and a new addition, Coach Jim Berar- dncci, the grapplers finished the season with a very impressive 5-1 dual meet record. Harding also took a second in the Mohawk Tourna¬ ment, with Mike McDaniel taking a first there. The highlight of the season came w hen Harding won it’s own Marion Invitational out of an eight team field, inching out arch rival Find¬ lay 96 V 2 to 93 V 2 . Jeff Garver, Rich Vornholt, and Don Hinton took first place honors with Mario Sansotta and Jeff Martin taking sec¬ onds. Team balance helped in the victory with all the other Grap¬ plers but two taking a third or fourth place. Co-captains for the team were Don Hinton and Jeff Thomas. Thomas also took the Most alu- able Wrestler award with a record of 17-4, and the Takedown award with 19. ABOVE: Waiting in anticipation of another victorv BELOW: Co-captain Jeff Thomas ev es his man. Another pin for the Harding Grupplers ROW 1: B. Berry, D, Lambert, K, Persinger, M. McDaniel, D. Wood, J Carver, R. Vornholt. D. Hinton, B. Smith. J Martin, J rhomas, T. Rose, D. Thomas ROW 2: S. Castell, S, Hughes, P. Wright, T. Macafee, B Wyatt, V “Exley, B. Reichardt, (• Ferral, 1). Hinton, B. Sisler, R. Sa re. D. Edwards, J. Jones, D. Toney ROW 3: Head Coach Ed Marvich, S. Hoffman, F. Parks. D. Mash M Sansotta, S. Ball. N. Koonce, J. Spillman. J. Ault, C. Cramer, R Toombs, M. Zncker, L. Harriot, D. Kazman, Assistant Coach Jim Berarducci 69 Under the leadership of two coaches, Jim Lehman at the begin¬ ning of the season and Bill Svcks midway through the season, the Marion Harding harriers finished with an impressive year. The Cross Country team went 4-2 in dual meet action under co¬ captains Dave Ballinger, Cliff Bur¬ ris, and Dan Wood. The Harriers also placed fourth in the Buckeye Conference this year. Earlier in the season the team placed sixth at the Newark Relays and eighth at the Worthington Relays. The most valuable runner award went to Cliff Burris for the sec¬ ond consecutive year. The most im¬ proved runner was Mark Prater. Co-captains discuss strategy with their coach ROW 1: J. Lee, C. Ault, D. Ballinger, D. Wood, G. Owen, M. Lucas, C. Burris, G. Willis. ROW 2: J. Moodie, D Waggoner, M. Prater, B Kreiter, H. Hawks, M. Young, S. Cardwell. S. Bumgarner, J. Tiller ROW 3: Coach Lehman, R. Mobley, R. Guess, T. Name, K. Beveridge, L. Foltz, M. Sankey CROSS COUNTRY SWIMMING The 1973 Harding Swim team was a record breaking crew. First year coach Lee Myers guided the tankers to their best season ever, finishing with a great 11-2 dual meet record. Led by co-captains Don Edwards and Jay Johnson, the swimmers broke 13 team records on their way to a remarkable season. For the first time Harding beat it s arch rivals Findlay, Port Clin¬ ton and Fremont Ross in dual meets. In the Buckeye Conference Harding came in a close second, just four points behind Sandusky. In the District the tankers fin¬ ished fifth. Randy Demke was the most valuable swimmer this year with 135 points. Demke qualified at the District to go to the State meet, where he placed 16th in the 200 freestyle and 14th in the 400 free¬ style. ROW 1: J. Beveridge, D. Phillips, D. Edwards, J. Johnson, R Wakely, T. Robbins, K. Berrian ROW 2: Coach Miers, B. Shuty, T. Gooding, B. Krider, H. Hawks, J. Trimmer ROW 3: B. Winfield, D. England, J. Johnson, K. Beveridge, R. Knotts, R. Hollinger, A. Ebner, J. Gooding not pictured K. Davis, R. Demke Swimmers wait for the gun Dave Phillips does the breaststroke. Harding takes a quick lead GOLF The 1973 Marion Harding golf team finished the season with an outstanding 10-4 dual meet record. Coach Ed Shoonmaker and Captain Dave Wigton led the Prexies to a close second place finish in the Buckeye Conference. The Prexies racked up several re¬ cords this year. A new 9 hole re¬ cord of 150 stokes was set followed by an IS hole record of 308. A new five man team low of 189 was also set. Dave Wigton also took hon¬ ors for his low season average of 38.6. Dan sinks a putt! ROW 1: D. Wigton, G. Burton, D. Wigton, J. Conkle, B. Reichardt. maker, C. Race, J. Fuller, D. Wampach, B. Sister, D. Lamarche. ROW 2: Coach Ed Schoon- FIRST ROW: D. Waggoner, R. Ludwig, M. Shinner, P. Wright, R. Smith, K. Davis. SECOND ROW: Coach Norm Dickman, D. Stuckey, D. Simmons, P. Everson, B. Rowland, M. Osborne, D. Stuckey, R. Mautz. TENNIS The 1973 tennis team, under Coach Norm Dickman, finished out it’s dual meet season at 2-8. The netters co-captains, Dave Stuckey and Brent Rowland, both took first place honors at the Lima Invita¬ tional in the no. 1 and no. 2 sin¬ gles, respectively. The team finish¬ ed in second place. Stuckey and Rowland also teamed up to place second in doubles at the Marion Invitational. BASEBALL The only Harding team to win a division champion¬ ship was the baseball team. Coach Larry Merchant s diamond men completed their season with a great 13-4 record; with a final game loss to Elyria which left them wi tha second place Buckeye Conference finish. Don Price led the strong mound corps with a fine 7-1 record. Leading the hitting attack were Bob Buckley, with a .405 batting average, Bill Wilkinson at .389 and Dana McCrerv at .382. Co-captains on the season were Buckl ey and McCrerv. Bill Wilkinson shows his form! Safe at first. ROW 1: D. McCrerv, B. Buckley, D. Van Sickle, B. Stallings, M. Emmons, D. Edwards, C. Bennett, T. Bell, T. Wisler, T. Creasap, S. Koonce. ROW 2: C. Huggler, B. Arndt, K. Ferrell, J. Robbins, D. Price, G. Buckley, L. Mathiot, R. Gibson, M. McGary, G. Miley, B. Wilkinson, Head Coach Larry Merchant. 74 TRACK Under the leadership of first year Coach Paul Watters and his assistants Coach Miers and Coach Sveks, the Mar¬ ion Harding cindermen finished the sea¬ son w ith an 0-5 dual meet record. Even so, the Prexies competition included many of the toughest track powers in the state. Harding finished last in the Buckeye Conference and ninth in the sectionals. Two school records were set, one hv senior Cliff Burris in the two mile run and one by senior Bob Hill in the tri¬ ple jump. Mark Hill placed first in the pole vault at the sectional meet. Practice makes perfect! They’re off! Harding shows it’s good form. ROW 1: D. Ballinger, K. Smith, C. Burris, D. Griffith, D. Wood, B. Hill, D. Phillips, Coach Watters watches. J. Lee, J. Reams, M. Lucas, C. Ault, G. Owen. ROW 2: Coach Miers, M. Hill, M. Prater, D. Pauley, R. Shipley, M. Field, M. Young, J. Titus, B. Glass, J. Glass, W. Reese, B. Kline. ROW 3: Coach Sycks, J. Day, R Demke, R. Chapman, D. George, J. Johnston, J. Johnston, J. Beam, L. Sherer, S. Cardwell, E. Green, F. Favors. ROW 4: Head Coach Paul Watters, J. Johnston, P. Dettra, B. Johnston, R. Mobley, J. Bon- cutter, D. Hawk, S. Hughes, L. Johnson, B. Schuster, K. Gasmire, G. Cox. GIRLS BASKETBALL In it’s first year as a varsity sport, the girls basket¬ ball team, under the guidance of Coach Margaret Granger, did an outstanding job. Captain Joetta Miller led her team to a winning season with a fine 4-2 re¬ cord. After dropping their first two games, the gals bounced back for four final season victories. Debbie Kirsh was the high point girl with a total of 75 pts. Joetta Mil¬ ler was a close second with 70 pts. With four out of the five starters returning, next year should bring another good season. Yvonne Pezlev goes up for two. Superior height helped a lot. It s mv ball! ROW 1: K. Bruggman, D. Kirsh, C. Parks, N. Johnson, T. Daily, T. McDuffie, Coach Granger ROW 2: S. Crowder, J. Miller, Y. Pezlev, C. Croll, S. Longo, K. Edington, C. Moore, NOT PICTURED: G. Cochran, J. McClung, R. Smith, K. Berger. Captain Miller drives for a bucket. GIRLS TRACK The second year of compe¬ tition proved to be a success¬ ful one for the Harding cin- derwomen. Under the leader¬ ship of Head Coach Niekie Rubcich and Coach Phyllis Shadle the girls won four of their five dual meets. Along with a very successful season the 1973 girls track team set ROW 1: S. Congo, Y. Pezley, R. Sedlock, M. Robbins, C. Martin, C. Barter, V. Johnson, A. fifteen team records. Bibbee, S. Smart. ROW 2: P. Boyles, L. Patrich, J. Hughes, L. Riddle, L. Davis, P. Salyer, S. Barnhardt, C. Iverson, D. Adams. ROW 3: B. Drapper, E. Ledford, B. Boyd, K. Bruggaman, S. Crowder, T. Fox, C. Parks, K. Berger. ROW 4: Coach Shadle, C. Turner, J Gelbaugh, P. Blue, A. Geissler, C. Haubert, Head Coach Niekie Rubcich. Preparing for the meet. Yvonne Pezley does the high jump. j Harding High School is proud of the 1973 cheerleading squad. Under the direction of Mrs. Phvlis Shadle, the seven varsity cheerleaders did a great job of promoting school spirit. The captain of this year’s squad was Beth Lane, and under her leadership the girls went about their nu¬ merous duties, including decorating for games, preparing cheers, holding pep assembles, and, of course, cheering. The senior cheerleaders were Carol Butcher, Jeanne Flet¬ cher, Beth Lane, Cindy Shipley, and Laura Stone. The two juniors were Sandy Birnbaum and Claudia Martin. Cheering for the reserve teams were sophomores Claire Black, Janice Brown, Sue Cover, Jackie Gibson, Darla Hazen, and Sue Moser. CHEERLEADERS v, CROSS COUNTRY Harding 19 Mansfield Malabar 44 Harding 6th Newark Relays Harding 49 Worthington 15 Harding 31 Bucyrus 25 Harding 27 Columbus West 30 Harding 23 Mansfield Senior 37 Harding 86 Arlington 24 Whetstone 59 Delaware 76 Hilliard 126 Harding 23 Ashland 35 Harding 52 Mansfield Malabar 72 Gabon 26 Mansfield Senior 101 Harding 8th Worthington Relays Harding 51 Sandusky 27 Fremont 49 Lorain Brookside 99 GIRLS TRACK Harding 54 River Valley 52 Harding 45 Gabon 84 Harding 100 Marion Catholic 38 Harding 96 Findlay 37 Harding 96 Delaware Hayes 34 WRESTLING Harding 46 Buckeye Valley 13 Harding 57 Lima Senior 12 Harding 28 Ashland 25 Harding 2nd Mohawk Tournament Harding 47 Delaware Hayes 15 Harding 61 Crestling 5 Harding 20 Mansfield St. Pete 36 Harding 1st Mansfield Invitational Harding 28 Gabon 64 Mansfield Malabar 52 Harding 22 Findlay 49 Mansfield Senior 48 Harding BASEBALL SCORES 8 Gabon 1 Harding 6 Buckeye Valley 3 Harding 6 Buckeye Valley 0 Harding 7 Tiffin Columbian 10 Harding 8 Warren Western Res. 2 Harding 5 Warren Western Res. 3 Harding 8 Gabon 2 Harding 3 Kenton 2 Harding 6 Wapakoneta 2 Harding 9 1 Kenton 3 Harding 4 Lima Senior 5 Harding 3 I] Findlay 5 Harding 6 Tima Shaw nee 3 Harding 12 Columbus Desales 8 Harding E 8 I C. Playoffs Mansfield Senior 2 Harding 8 Findlay 5 Harding 3 Elyria 6 FOOTBALL Harding 14 Columbus Mohawk 0 Harding 12 Cleveland East Tech 20 Harding 13 Lima Senior 21 Harding 14 Elyria 41 Harding 6 Findlay 20 Harding 7 Sandusky 12 Harding 14 Lorain Ad. King 26 Harding 7 Fremont 46 Harding 6 Lorain Senior 12 Harding 12 Mansfield Senior 19 SN ■; . ' 3§4a.v • ' • •- ;:« - r- 1 . GIRLS BASKETBALL Harding 39 Columbus 56 Harding 35 Gabon 43 Harding 41 Shelby 28 Harding 37 River Valiev 31 Harding 49 Gabon 37 Harding 41 North Union 19 BASKETBALL re j Harding 45 Columbus Brookhaven 55 Harding 59 Newark 64 Harding 93 Sandusky 78 Harding 48 Fremont 45 Harding 55 Lorain Ad King 71 Harding 56 Mansfield Senior 73 Harding 45 Elyria 48 Harding 99 Lorain Senior 84 Harding 48 Findlay 65 Harding 46 Sandusky 50 Harding 54 Fremont 48 Harding 60 Willard 72 Harding 32 Lorain Ad. King 60 Harding 50 Mansfield Senior 56 Harding 79 Lorain Senior M Harding 63 Columbus West 57 Harding 49 Findlay 60 SWIMMING Harding 55 Port Clinton 40 1 larding 69 Ashland 26 1 larding 61 Coshocton 33 1 larding 45 Sandusky 50 1 larding 48 Lima 47 1 larding 58 Findlay 36 Harding 5th Bowling Green Relays Harding 70 Ontario 20 Harding 56 Mansfield Senior 35 Harding 50 Colonel Crawford 45 Hardi ng 34 Wooster 61 Harding 62 Findlay 33 1 larding 58 Fremont 37 1 larding 67 Colonel Crawford 28 Harding 2nd Buckeye Conference 1 larding 5th District TENNIS Harding 3 Findlay 2 Harding 1 Gal ion 6 Harding 4 Mansfield Senior 1 Harding 0 Gal ion 7 Harding 0 Fremont 4 Harding 1 Westerville 4 Harding 0 Fremont 5 Harding 1 Westerville 4 Harding 1 Findlay 4 Harding 2 Sandusky 3 Harding 2nd Lima Invitational RESERVE FOOTBALL Harding 14 Sandusky 14 Harding 20 Newark 20 Harding 22 Tiffin 6 Harding 8 Upper Arlington 35 Harding 14 Lima Senior 0 Harding 20 Mansfield Senior 26 Harding 12 Findlay 10 Harding 35 Mt. Vernon 0 Harding 28 Fremont 24 TRACK Harding 36 Fremont 91 Harding 35 Vz Findlay 91 Vz Harding 26 vVorthington 100 Harding 28 Mansfield Senior 99 Harding 51 Mansfield Madison 76 I larding 11th Marion Night Relays Harding 8th Worthington Invitational Harding 11th Sanduskv Invitationa Harding 8th Buckeye Conference GOLF Harding 9 Mansfield Mulahar 2 Harding 5 Cal ion 6 Harding 11 Sandusky 0 1 larding 11 Mansfield Senior 0 Harding 6 Delaware Hayes 5 Harding 3 Kenton 8 Harding 5 Fremont 6 Harding 11 Mansfield Senior 0 Harding 7 Vz Findlay 3 Vz Harding 2nd Buckeye Conference Harding 6 Mansfield Malabar 5 Harding 0 Fremont 8 Harding 6 Findlay 5 Harding 11 Delaware Hayes 0 RESERVE WRESTLING Harding 49 Buckeye Valley 22 Harding 67 Lima Senior 0 Harding 21 Ashland 34 Harding 61 Delaware Hayes 24 Harding 54 Mansfield St. Pete 14 Harding 36 North Lfnion 27 RESERVE BASKETBALL Harding 51 Columbus Brpokhaven 31 Harding 47 Newark 44 Harding 48 Sanduskv 50 Harding 68 Fremont 45 Harding 43 Admiral King 63 Harding 55 Mansfield Senior 42 Harding 48 Elyria 64 Harding Lorain Senior 60 Harding 59 Findlay 43 Harding 64 Sanduskv 56 Harding B b4 Fremont mi . Harding 52 Willard 38 Harding 46 Lorain Ad. King 45 Harding 44 Mansfield Senior 55 Harding 80 Kenton 37 Harding 53 Findlay 57 Karen Cl aba ugh Howard Ballinger James Andrews Rosaclaire Anthony Virginia Alexander Betty Campbell Marv Cree Calhoun Janies Carver Judv Felgar Nancv Fleure Kar in Hamilton Butharm Hinamon John Steward Robert S. Brown David Miller Marion Shank ,ti Grace Schlientz Herbert Tillett Richard Rees Wayne Collins Timothy Combs Ramon Cox Jane Denman Norman Diekman Alice Galloway Calvinia Goodwin Jack Graham Margaret Granger Maxine oreen Willard Kocsovskv cia Kaiser Carol Kientz Bernard Brooks Richard Brown _ Elvin Beach Edward Bell James Berarducci Donald Neimeister Oiler Matt Nieki Rock Rubeich William Lowary Ed Helen Marvich Maxwell Mary Reeser Joyce Webb Gregory Swepston PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: Fred Dyer Fred Fahrion Wally Fraker Phyllis Shadle Paul Watters Donald Wolfe Robert Webb Charles Ray Mosher Nason Charles Stevens Joe McKinley - - -- - —- - - Special Employees: ROW 1: Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Whistler, Mrs. Heinlen, Mrs. Hazelett. ROW 2: Mr. Fogt, Dr. Miller, Mr. Conyers, Mr. Gatehell, Mr. Bernow, Mr. Whistler, Mr. Shank. Mr. Tillett Mr Rees Mrs. Gorslin Guidance Mr. Drake M rs. Schlientz Administration Secretaries Judy Bibler Shirley Phillips Marge Dugan Beverly Marshall mmmsm rrs 100 Some Very Essential People Kavmon Black, Dave Veer TOP ROW: A. Downing, R Bolden. BOTTOM ROW: J. Owens. R. Floyd,N. Griffith TOP ROW: M. Bailey, L. Saxton, F. Jones, BOTTOM ROW: J Sauter, J. Walch, E. Hinkle, H. Powelson TOP ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): D. Hoffman, P. Wintringham, C. Meadows, A. Persinger, W. Parsons, L. Shaeffer, M. Altenberger, D. Warren BOTTOM ROW: E Dyke, D. O Brien, M. Mohr, R. Simmons, Mr. Scott 101 the time is HOW UNDERCLASSMEN i . • , .... , . ...... ■ . ; - _ r The 1972-73 class of sophomores was one of the largest classes recorded. At the beginning of the year the sophomores were refered to as dumb sophomores”, but the taunts soon ceased when the sophomores showed their abilities in band. Pep Club; sports, and various activities. By the end of the year the sophomores had made new friends and fitted into the atmosphei H arding ' High School. ' r .... Scott Hughes; Vice-President — Stephan Gutermuth; Secretary — Sue Moser; Debbie Adams Jeff Adkins Dennis Akers Russ Albright Steve Alcorn Jim Allen Candy Allman Rick Amann Larry Anderson Mike Andrews David Arthur Jerry Arthur Bruce Ault Jerry Ault John Ault Cindy Bacon Ted Baer Cindy Bailey Gayle Baker Jeff Baker Terry Baldwin John Ballinger Teresa Ballinger David Barlow Don Basinger Mickey Beck Lora Benjamin Rick Benson The 1972-73 sophomore class officers w ere President — Treasurer — Jackie Gibson. 105 I I Tim Berridge Kim Berry Robert Berry Sarah Berry Kim Beveridge Ann Bibbee Tim Bice Cindv Bishop Che ri Blackford Claire Black Daryl Blair Valinda Blair Char Blanton Paula Blue Donna Bolander Steve Bollenbacher Anna Bom as Harriett Booker Mark Borger Lynn Bosh Chris Bowman Craig Bowman Bonnie Boyd Dan Boyd John Boyhan Alvin Brammer Angela Brisket Don Broughton Harold Brown Janice Brown Kathy Brown Laura Brow n Sue Brown Terri Brown Vicki Brown Mary Bucher Shawn Bumgarner Sheryl Burg a Ann Burke Sue Burkhardt Barb Burris Ken Burris Vicki Butler Beth Butterfield Kim Calbert Steve Caldwell Jerry Call Willard Camm Steve Cardwell i i C Darrell Carroll Larry Carr Randv Carr Debbie Casperson Steve Casteel Shirlev Chandler (dime closer honev Glen Childers Mike Christian Sharon Christian Ardis ( lark Elvis Clark Gene (dark Jerry Clark Richard Cole Janies Colegrove Phil Collier Lewis Columber Mike Columber Dan Combs David Con lev Kathy (.onley Chris Cook Jana Cooper Richard Cornels Susan Courtrighi Susan Cover M ike Cox row row Kim Curtis Loretta Dailey Steve Dailey Kim Dangler Greg Darling Susan Darnell Ronnie Darst Judy Davidson Becky Davis Cathv Davis Deborah Davis Jack Davis Laura Davis Mary Davis Vicky Davis Keith Davis Denise Dawson Jeff Day Rustv Decker Brenda Deisler Randy Demke Peter Dettra Jay Dodge Lou Douglas Kim Downs Keven Drake Brenda Draper Debbie Dunawav John Dun way Craig Dunn Karen Dunn Rick Dunn Robert Dunn John Dutton Frank Eaches Jeff Ebner Robin Eckard Seniors advise sophomore not to Kim Edington Carl Edwards David Edwards Linda Eiseman Greg El I in wood Malcolm Elliott Jon Elliott Nancy Ellwood Carl Elswick Mark Emans Max Emans Doug England Aaron Exley Debbie Fabian Rita Fantacci Gavle Farlee Vanessa Favors Cara Fay Greg Ferral Barb Ferriman Richard Ferriman Chris Field Mark Fields Jeff F ields Betty Finehman Glenna Finehman Della Fitch Diana Fitch Victor Floyd Marilyn F’ogel Mary Forrest Darlene Fox lose his pants Tammy Fox Merle Francis Joyce Frasure Steve Fry Jim Fuller Larrv Fultz Mike Gabriel Put Gabriel Dale Galate Ron Gamble Susan Gantt Pam Gurtlev Tom Garver Ken Gasmire Pam Gates [tick Gatrell Paulette Gay Toni Gay Debbie Geekle I airry Geekle Fritz Geer Annelle Geissler Jaekie Gibson M ike Gibson Hands Gipson Bob Glass Jim Gooding Kd Goodwin Dave Gossard Frriorv (iray Kugene (b een Jeff Green Sharon Green Phyllis Griffith Becky Grimes Steve Gruber Stephan Gutermuth Sue Haehten Finest Hamm Martin IIamm t ike Hamilton Terry I land Parry 1 lanson Von Harbin Genova Harris Tom 11 arris Linda Hart Mark Hartman Garol 1 laubert Sherita Haycook Darla Hazen John Hazen Sue Heilman Iatrry I Ieiser Jan Hernpfield Wanda Henrv ■ Valerie Herr Jane 11 iuainan Kay Hindman Dave Hinton Daryl 1 loffman Kathy I loffman Skip I loffman Bob Holcomb Karen Holler Roger I lollinger Gloria I follow av Ruth Holt Dennis Honaker bavona I loward Toby Howell Viola IItiffman Scott Hughes Scott 1 lughes (. ' urol I lughes Cheryl Hughes Janet Ilughes Sam Hundly Debbie Hutchinson Joel Irnbody Bev I ngm ire 1 ike lormo Cindy I sal (-liris Jackson Bill J aekson Bev James Bev James Bruce James John Jenner Jan Jerew Dave Johnson Jerry Johnson I ance Johnson I eon Johnson Nancy Johnson icki Johnson Vickie Johnson Jean Johnston Jett Johnston John Johnston Bob Jones Brenda Jones Cindy Jones M ike Jones Raymond Jones Ron Keeton Connie Keirns Tim Kelly Kirk Kelly Marie Kelly Gary Kerns Pat Kerns Debbie Kirsh Jim Klause An artist at work! Harry Kline Debbie Klingel Cindy Knight Randy Knotts Rick Knotts Sam Koonce Diane Koons Lori Koontz Melissa Krider Dan LaMarche Mark Lambert Deb Lamb Jamie Landrum Rhonda Larue Mark Lave Keith Lavne Emily Ledford Mike l ee Lisa Lill Jeff Lister Brain Litell Deanna Litzenberg Carla Llovd Jim Lockard Sharon Longo Carollyn Loper Barb Lovick Anita Lover Jenny Lucas Laura Ludwig Rob Ludwig Curtis Lumberson Mark Lundquist Mike Mackay Rodney Mahaffey Jan Makeever Robin Makeever Rita Malone Bill Marshall Scott Martin Deb Mason Debbie Massey Carla Mastro Jim Matteson 112 i Bob Mautz Jill McClung Teresa McCombs Lisa McDaniel Tara McDuffie Ken McElroy Jodee McFadden Randy McQuillen Stan McQuistion Dolly Meginniss Doug Messenger Randy Metzger Sharalee Metz Kelly Miers Gary Miers Rhonda Mill er Randy Mobley Charles Mohren Theresa Moore Jeanne Morgan Glen Mosbarger Sue Moser Doris Moulton Norma Muntz Deb Mullins Jeanne Munyon Pam Murton Phil Myers Kris Nufer AmyO Dowd Mark Oliver Wanda Onev Doug Orians Pam Orr Sharon Orr Black and Brown assist Red and Black Brain Ow ens Dan Owens Tom Owens Ella Parmer Linda Patrick Shirlev Patterson 1 ike Osborne Greg Osterholt Anita Ouelette Sophomores hear O. N. dru£ I Pam Pearson Ron Penix Debbie Peterman Cathy Petersen Margene Petersen Yvonne Pezley Karen Pfahler Steve Phillips Jerry Phinisee Jeff Pierron George Plotner Karin Plotner Linda Plotner Debbie Plumlev Jeff Porter Tina Potter Randy Pratt Cathy Price Edith Price Nola Quick Chris Race Dale Radel Greg Reams Leila Reece Eddie Reed Shela Reed Rich Rees Brad Reichardt Bob Rice Rhonda Richardson Ray Richmond Linda Riddle Cathy Rieser Laura Riley Dale Rinehart Sue Ring Jim Robbins Janet Robbins Kasey Robertson Connie Robinson Janet Rorick Doug Roseberry Boh Schuster Jan Schu adorer Carolyn Scott Mary Scroggins Rhonda Sedlock Judy Severns Greg Shahdue Jim Sheppard Gar Shifflet Mike Shinner Rusty Shipley Robbie Shirk Sue Shultz Gary Shumate Dale Rosebrough Kay Rose Regina Ross Betty Roush Lois Rowland Jay Rudy Shelley Rupright Dianna Russell Pam Ryan Peggy Salyer Randy Salyer Anna Sansotta Tim Satta Beth Sayre Ron Sayre Chris Schiller Ted Schneider Harold Schrake Norman Schrake Paul Shuster Connie Simpkins Carol Sims Diana Sipes Brett Sisler Mike Sisson Dianna Slater Sheryl Smari Bev Smith Coke Smith Gary Smith Hibbard Smith Rusty Smith Steve Smith Tom Smith Tim Snare David Snyder Keith Snyder Phil Sparks Carol Spencer Alan Schmidt assemble. Gail Spicer Doug Spillman Jim Spillman John Spillman Toni Spardling Rick Sprinkle Bob Stallings Tom Stutts 1 .arrv Stern George Stevens Tim Stewart Mike Stineman Becky Stock Jon Stonebraker (diaries Stone Dan Stuekev Roxanne Sturgeon Paul Sullivan Alice Sutherland Dan Swihart Doug S ill art Georgia Tackett Gary Tallman Sharon Tallman Brenda Tern Don Terzo Jackie Thacker Joe Thatcher Dale Thomas Carla Thompson (lonnie Thomson Phyllis Thomson Heidi Tomlin Dan Toney Randy Toombs John Truitt Susan Tuatav Ron Tucker Cathy Turner Mark Turner Mary Turner YV ayne Turner Melanie Upp Cathy Urick Rose Vansickle Bev Vanwey (Tirol Vaughn Bob Waddle Tim Walker Edu in Wallace Ernie Wallace 1 16 wp, m ' mmM Dan Wampack Jim Warner Karen W ebb Paula Webber Mark Weddell Dianna Weddington Terri Weddington Ron Weller Bryan W est Karen Whitaker Kathy Whitaker Doug White Terry White Laura Whittington Dan Wigton Dave W illiams Gary Williams Laurel Williams Burry Winfield Rick Winters Pat Wise Linda Wisler Deanie W ' itter John Wolbert M ike Workman Phil Wright Bill Wyatt Brent Yager Carolyn Yost Portia Zornes Craig Bowman Steve Casteel Richard Davis Scott Giles Judi Harris Richard Keplar Toni McGarv M ike Newell Carol Ramey Bob Rice Carol Sims Scott S inehart Sophomore girls helped out in the office. Class Committee — B. Ferriman, D. Adams, J. Gibson, M. Fields, A. Sansotta, S. Moser, D. LaMarche. C. Black sang “Kum Ba Yah in the Panorama. 118 1 tlf J u J W±rp rail lo l fc- ■ -C? J t n t ft w ' . of C ‘:fk -«f, f Jj i . - , -. r J • ] o S ■ m, ' . Am Si ..TT - ■ v The Harding Alma Mater Harding High School, Our devotion Grows with each succeeding year, Proudly now we lift our voices In a mighty cheer. Harding High School, Alma Mater, Old and young repeat the cry. Louder, stronger swells the chorus Harding. Harding High, Indian Mound sends back the echo Rolling through the boundless sky. Honor to thee, live forever, Our beloved Harding High. Mike Mastro — President, Faith Deeker — Treasurer, Hal Williams — Vice-President, and Maureen Robbins — Secretary. Nancy Abrams Steve Aldridge Christy Arndt Barb Arnold M ike Arnold Bambi Austin Beth Baggs Cindy Baker Bill Ballinger Stanlty Ball Ralph Banks Becks Barbour Steve Barlow Susan Barnhart Kathy Bartter Rob Bayles Diana Beach Jeff Beam Mike Beard Chuck Bennett John Bentley Karen Berger Doug Bergman Kenneth Bern Jeff Beveridge Tom Bice Greg Bigler Jeff Bigler 121 - Sand Birnbaum lnda Blashinskv Nora Blevins Deborah Bogan vs right John Bolt Jeff Boncutter Becks Bond David Bond Bill Bowers Tim Bray Janice Breen Mike Brooks IN at li i Brown Karen Bruggeman Gars Buckles Richard Buck Scott Bumgarner Brent Burggraf Brent Burke Gina Burkhardt Terry Burris Gary Burton D. Ann Bushatz Diane Butterfield Gars Butterss orth Theresa Caldss ell Penns Cantrell Chris Caserta Tom Chandler M ike Chanes Delbert Gharri Jeff Clark Lance Clark Cs nthia Clas pool Bob Cline Terry Cline Elaine Cochran Kim Cochran Kevin Coffey 122 GO, PREXIES, GO was the cry for the first outside pep assembly! Garry Draper Kathy Duffy Howard Dunbar Stuart Duncan Pam Ebbert David Ebv Cindy Edler M ike Edwards Roger Edwards Tina Eisman Lori Elliott Pam Elliott W ynn Elliott Marvin Emmons Mitch Emmons Bruce Emptage Richard Erickson Pattie Eshman Dan Fabi an Fred Favors Josue Feliciano Lori Fields Terry Fisher Cynthia Fissell Michael Fitzpatrick Larry Fleming Rick Fleming Marilvn Fletcher Pam Flinchbaugh J im Fogel James Foreman Pam Font Cathy Fox Peggy Fox Theresa Fox Barry Franklin Karen Fridley Mike Frost Debra Furlong Chris Gamble Melinda Gangle Pat Gantt Dave Gartiex Tim Garver Bill Gav Sharon Geer Doug Geib Dan George Peg George 12-1 Vicki Gherman Mary Gibson Cathy Gilbert Catherine Gilliam John Class Tom Gooding M ike Cordon Pam Gorenflo Bob Gragg Jackie Graham Glint Green Bob Gregors Ken Griffin Rodnes Guess Mary A. Guilds Jan Gust in Caths Guyton Jean Haas Jeff Haines Cindv Hall Earl Hall Jonda Hamilton Brenda Hamm Jerry Hanahan Vicki Hargraves Doug Harper Jim Harper Richard Harrison Cindi Harris Virginia Harris Pat H ars es Dennis Haughn Debbie Hass kins Hal Hassks Doug Hass k Sandy enjoss-serving at the Homecoming Dance Debbie Has cos Paul Hayden Nina Haves Ceil Heinz J im Hensel Terrs Hero Bonn Herriott Jennifer Hill Mark Hill Sherry Hill Mark Hodges Richard Hogan Stephanie Hogg Brenda Holloway Perry Holman Gladys Holmes Audrey Horne Janet Houser Michael Huffman Sharon Huggins Carl Huggler Peggy Hughes Doug Hull Connie Iverson Jeff Jacobs Kathy Jerome Vickie Jett Brenda Johnson Erma Johnson Bill Johnston Don Jones Robert Jones Debbie Kellogg Wendy Kibler Donna Kidd Vivian King Russ Kline Mike Klingel Craig Kokas Nate Koonce Brent Krider Jim Krissinger Bruce Krogman Lynda Kurz Mary Landon Pete Lang Darlene Large Scott Large Jim Laufer Darrell Lavenia Chris Lawson Greg Lechleitner Theresa Leeper John Lee Larry Lemaster Dean Lewis Kevin Litell Tom Little Al Longacre Gilbert Lopez Girls enjoy daily office chores. Kathy Lord Sue Lore Merle Louck Massie Lovick I .aRonda Lowe Cathy Lutz Barb I .von Tim Macken John Marquis Rick Marquis Charles Marr Dora Marshall Kathy Marshall Claudia Martin Mike Mastro Denise Mathis Mark McCain Tina McCombs Pam McConnell Mel McCarv Glenda McGinnis (Nnthia McGuire Beverly McIntyre Deborah McKinnis I .aura McNamara M ike Meade Rob Meddles Doug Melvin Dan Merwin Roger Metz Jelf Milgate Dick Miller Flip Miller Glenn Miller John F. Vlille John Miller Karla M ilier Robin Milier Nancy Mitchell Randy Mitchell Leslie Moffett John Moodie Barb Moore Candi Moore Carlotta Moore Peggy Mount Jackie Mullins Mary Mumford Jack Murray Sue Murray Keith Mvers Marjorie Myers Sheila Myers Steve Mygrant Sam Newell Sheryl Napper Boh Nelson Cindy Newell John Ryan Denise New len Adrienne Nieolosi Karen Noggle Boh Nunnalh Penny Nutter Carla Oreena Kevin Orth Frances Ouelette Brian Partlow Barbara Paschal Cathy Patrick Yirgie Pennington Kenny Persinger (diaries Phillippi Rick Phillippi Brenda Pickens Mike Pickett Ray Pickett Karen Pletcher Kick Pollock Kick Poorman Donna Prater Larrx Prater Mark Prater Don Price Barb Radebaugh Mark Radebaugh Shari Rail Barb Ramsex icki Ramsex ( lit is Randolph Randy Reams William Reece Jill Reeder David Rex Keith Richardson Glenn Kiltie Joyce Riggs Maureen Robbins Kvelyn Roberts Robin Roberts Ginnx Robinson Judy Robinson M ike Robinson Chen I Rorick Colleen Rosebern Mart) Ryan Melodx e Saffell Mike Sankex Mario Sansotta Barb Scott Kathy Socket Linda Seekel David Seitz Mark Severns Steve Shafer Roger Sharroek Sheila Shepherd All on need is ...” I,OYF. 129 I I ! ,arrs Sherer Wanda Sliifflot Terrs Sliirk Garry Shivers Jackie Short Keith Simmons Jackie Singleton Carole Sink Alice Skatzes Ronald Slone Marilyn Smelser Brenda Smith I .ana Sm itti Rick Smith Roger Smith Tom Smith Keith Sneider Sue Spaeth Sue Sparks Sharon Spicer VArgil Spurgeon irginia Stacs Becks Stage Marlene Starks Linda Statts Gas le Steele Sue Steinman George Stevens Vaughn Stew art Patti Taylor Ray Tas lor Barb Teetor David Temple Rhonda Thomas Rick Thomas Mars Thompson Rosalie Thompson Debbie Thomson lot) Merrs ' Thornton Sheila Thorpe Joe Tiller Becky Timmons John Titus Mike Triplett Janet Tromtn Delores Troutman Dave I urner Theresa Tyler Finley Tyree Barb Ustas Jon Van Dommelen Andy VanSeyoe Dan anSickle Flssood Vaughn Ji Richard Vornholt Kathy Wooman Dana Waggoner Brenda Walker (iarr ie Walkins Paul Walters Molls Waller Renee Warrick Teresa Watts John Wav Pam Webb (Jiristie Weber Kim eese (Jiarlene Weiser John Whel an ' Terrs W hite Pete Willauer I la! Williams Sherrs Williams ieki Williams Diek W illiamson Dan Willmeth (amnie Wilson Jim Wilson Keith Wilson anes Wilson Plains Winters Dale Wise Jo nn Wren (T nthia Wright M ike Wsrner Katin Ws szs nski Mike Young Pam Young This sears Pep Club shosss great Press spirit’ l ike Xuekei Rosemars F.merson End-of-Year Activities Always Remembered SENIORS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS. John Beach, President, Dave Wigton, V. Pres¬ ident, Tina Carver, Treasurer, and Karen Ropke, Secretary. « There May Be Times When We Cannot Find Help, but There Are No Times When We Cannot Give Help. Mark Abrams Emitt Adams Brenda Albright Ronald Albright Roy Allen Peg Alspaeh Donald Anspaugh Deborah Anthony Bruce Arndt Jesse Arthur 136 The 1973 graduating class set off the second hundred years of Hard¬ ing High School with a great amount of ambition and zest. As the first class to experience the Marion Harding Freshman Building (MHFB), we made many new friends. Our class worked hard that year, and by the time we reached our sophomore year, we were united as one. Here we got busy and accomplished many things. Our committees chose the poppy as our class flower and fern and forest green for colors. The junior-senior prom and Junior Class Play highlighted the junior year at Harding. Our senior year brought forth many activities and fun. There were many qua¬ lity gatherings during 1972-1973. We boast three valedictorians and a salu- tatorian. The future holds much success for the class of 1973, but we will always recall these happy moments, and we will always be united in spirit. Senior Homeroom Presidents Robert Ashworth Craig Ault Gary Bailey Diane Baker Persinger Janice Baker Ted Baker Carol Baldauf Terry Ballenger David Ballinger Karen Ballinger David Barkley Jane Barr Bruce Basford Jerry Basinger John Beach Jane Beerv Thomas Bell Patricia Beringer Kevin Berkshire Marianne Bernet 137 Part in Elections Are you a Republican? Barbara Berney Kim Berrian William Berry Jan Beveridge William Bishop J. Edward Blakeman K. J ewell Blanton Mark Bollenbacher Cynthia Booker Brenda Borders Vicki Born Richard Bowman Cathy Boyd Patty Boyles Rhonda Brady 1:38 Paula Breeding Robert Breithaupt Robert Bueklev Ron Burkett John Burley Bruce Burton Carolyn Butcher Pamela Butterman Debbie Byrd Joseph Caldwell Cheryl Carder Christine Carieo Gary Carieo Timothy Carpenter Randall Chanev For the first time in the history of the United States, eighteen year old citizens were allowed to vote. Because of this, many seniors took an active part in politics. The 1972 elections brought Congressional candidates Clarence Brown and Dorothy Frank to an assembly. In the senior class elections, the race was close. When the final bal¬ lots were counted, John Beach was announced president, with Dave W igton, vice-president, Karen Ropke, secretary, and Tina Carver, treasurer. o hard feelings. Lunch, Student Lounge Provide Recreation for Seniors Thomas Chapman Richard Chevalier Richard Chivington Turia Clark Keith Clary Elaine Clemons Donald Cluff C. Kevin Cocherl Charline Cole Darrell Colegrove Craig Combs Linda Conley W. Dennis Cook Theresa Corbin Dean Cornelius I to Although seniors worked hard, time was taken off for food, fun, rest and recreation. Lounge days were highlighted with suspenseful euchre games and quick naps. Lunch room food w as consumed tor fast energy to survive difficult Catherine Cottrill Tracy Graver Delarie Creagh Debora Creasap Debra Croman Sharon Cross s trump Virgil Crowe Robin Custer Robert Dale Micbeal Darling Judy Darnell De Jon L. Daso i ■f v K r l y Homecoming 1972 a Great Success Senior class president supervises labor. i | j| || 111 Rebecca Davis Cynthia Davis Donald Davis Linda Deas Roberta Decker Curtis DeLong Kathleen Demke Charles Dickason Terrance Dietsch James Dodge Jannette Douglas Debbie Downs Peggy Downs Charlene Draper Peggy Dripps 142 Avida Edwards Don Edwards Dave Elliott Linda Emmons Vickie Emmons Michele Erskine Glenn Ervin Craig Esterline Gary Everly Steven Everlv Philip Everson Rick Ferguson Kelly Ferrell Gary Ferriman H. Steven Fields Joseph Fields Susan First Jeanne Fletcher Robert Fridl ey Deborah Friend John Friend Susan Galloway Connie Gantt Bonnie Garrison Jeffery Garver Tina Garver David Gasmire Diana Geer Jacalyn Gelbaugh Janice Gelba ugh Beginning of the End 144 The class of 1973 kicked off their last semester of high school w ith the second annual Beginning of the End potluck dinner. The youth center was filled with the smell of delicious homemade dishes which were brought by those who attended. The evening was high¬ lighted by folksinging and music by “ Israfel. Food and fun united the class and began a flood of senior activities. Carl Ge ' er Douglas Gilbert Penny S. Goddard Sandra Goodwin Charles Goon Jerry Gore Timothy Gorenflo Daniel Grey Mickey Graybill Greggory Green John Green Cheryl Griffin Eilleen Griffith Richard Griffith Cheryl Grogg Donna Gruber Janet Gruber Deborah Gwinner Dale Gyure Barbara Hackenbraeht 145 V-l-C-T-O-R-Y Senior Battle Cry j : Joan Hall Phyllis Hall Susan Hall Susan Hamm Linda Hanev John Harhin Larry Harbolt Jeanne Hardgrove Danny Harrison John Hartle Harl ev Hattery Debra Haviland Randall Hawkins Nicholas Hazen Roxanne Herr Betty Hessler Karl Heth Bobby Hill Juliet Hindman Donald Hinton Mary Ann Hoffman Nancy Hoffman Steven Hoffman Donald Holler Jon Holmes Lisa Holtz Monty Hopkins Obra Horn D avid Houser Deborah Huber Karen Hughes Peggy Hughes Bruce Humes Charlotte Hunt Twila Indoe We re proud of our teams! Students on the Move Dorian Inskeep Christopher Ionno Linda Irvine Lorraine Isalv Lou Ann Carpenter Jackson Rebecca Jacobs Catherine James Elvin Jarrell Jim Jerew Jay Johnson Susan Johnson Debra Jolliff Barbara Kaiser David Kasmenn Bettv Kates That smells Good Rebecca Keefer Pamela Keirns Carla Keller James Kincaid Paulette King Robert King Karen Koehler Linda Ilindman Kohler Sherri Kreiter David Lambert Elizabeth Lane Kathy Layne James Lee Ronald Lenzo Kathy Leser Candace Line Karen Litell Sandra Little Joy Lomax George Lower Many Seniors Excel in Music at Harding Marsha Lowry Deborah Lower Mark Lucas Patti Lupica Bonita Luse Brenda Lust Keith Lutsch Anne Lyon David Lyon Agnes Malcolm M ary Malcolm Craig Martin Jeffery Martin Roger Martin David Mash LEFT: Mr. Miller congradulates Outstanding Bandsman, Barb Steinman. ABOVE: Senior musicians receive academic scholarship medals. Vickie Mason Patricia Massey Patricia Massic Lawrence Mathiot Jodi Mayfield Edward MeCleese Roger McColly John McCoy Dana McCrcry VVcndv McC urdv Mike McDaniel Homer McDuffie Gail McGary Dennis McGlothlin Richard McGlothlin Roger McKee Nancy McQuillen Shelia McQuistion William Meginness Deborah Messenger Will That Gown Fit? The cap and gown committee has proved to be very useful this year. Eachgraduatingsenior has been fitted with both a cap and a gown. The members of this committee include Dave Wigton, chairman, Beth Lane, Debbie illiarns, Patti Lupiea, Barb Steinman, Jon Holmes, Nancy Hoffman, Cindy Shipley, and Jeff Wam- pach. Bed and black, our school colors, are the color of the rob es this vear. Randy Messenger Robin Messenger Douglas Middleton Dawn Miers Kathleen Miers Cynthia Miller Joetta Miller Pamela Miller Steven Miller Douglas Milligan Robin Milner Barbara Mitchell Lanny Montgomery Myra Mooney Julia Moore 152 Thomas Moore David Morrison Bonnie Mummev Stephanie Munyon Felicia Neill Carolyn Neimeyer Robert Nicolosi Sue Nicolosi Maureen Norris Jay Norton Marion Osborne Matthew Osborne Deborah Osche Griffith Owen Arlene Pack Is this refundable I can t believe m eves! 1— How bout a dance? Free Time After School | f Brenda Parker Carl Parks Douglas Parks Jovee Patrick Pamela Patrick Donald Pauley Michael Pennington Rodney Pennington Cheri Penry Sharel Pheasant David Phillips Michele Pierce Deborah Pine Roger Porter Stanley Price 154 Denise Pyles Deborah Ralston Karen Ralston Carol Ramsey Mary Rardon Terry Ray Cindy Reams Jeffery Reams Karen Reams Robin Reiehardt Robann Reidenbaugh Nova Reynolds M. Constance Richards Paulette Richardson David Riddle F v « iiM 4 i m Usjj ■jl JPa 1 jpE . -5 k r ilk As Time Goes on Barbara Pheasant Rife Riehard Rigby Gwendolyn Riggs James Riley Allen Rinbolt Kristina Rizzo Thomas Robbins Penny Robinson Chakey Steven Robinson Claudia Roecker Karen Ropke Jeanie Rorick Thomas Rose Larry Ross Robert Ross Brent Rowland Melodie Rowland Deborah Ruth Greg Sehintzler John Scranton Douglas Sec kel James Secrest Thomas Severns Melanv Shaw Connie Shelton The Baccalaureate Committee Class History. LEFT TO RIGHT: E MeCleese, J Jerew, D Griffith, R. Reichardt, W. McCurdy, B. Smith. Not Pictured: D. Mash, D. Stage. •■l.W I W W M I Bij B W BHfl Honor Society Inducts 71 New Members ■ Joe Shenefield Carla Shepherd Cynthia Shipley Becky Shirk Randy Shirk David Shuster Wilson Sifritt James Simmers Daniel Simmons Harriette Sims Diana Skatzes Julie Skevos Stephen Smart Alan Smith Bradley Smith The National Honor Society D. Simmons, D. Stuckey, D. Inskeep, J. Holmes, S Hoffman, D. Ballinger, X. U yle . B. Viilgamore. ROW TWO: C. Ault, B, Tozer, B. Steinman, K. Ropke, liter. 1. Mayfield, ] ; G ruber, Albright.-R. Reiehardt, R. Burkett, D. Swinehart, M- Is hngHt 11 , H Rif ; D Willi ams. C. Richard s, R. Reidenpaugf W MWMMt Demke. J. Skevos, M. Bernet, D. Messenger, B. Lane, L. Mathiot, D. Gvure. ROW FoUR: K Lv6Y ? r m, J. M 4kx B„ Rowland, B. Decker, B Buckley, C. Williams, D. Swisher, C. Keller, C. Thorpe, D. Wigton, V. Mason, B. Kates, K. Lutsch, B. Hackenbracht, D. Croman, K. Ferrell, B. Smith. NOT PICTURED: T. Garver, L. Hall, D. Huber, C. Griffin, S. Miller, P. Robinson, P. Straub, B. Tur- Lyon D. Anspauga T7 ■ «■! Darrell Stage David Steed Barbara Steinman Becky Stevens Laura Stone Brenda Smith Cindy Smith Karin Smith Kenneth Smith Kevin Smith Class Picnic Committee. LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Jerew, J Fletcher, S. Kreiter, D Shuster, C. Waddle, D. Sim¬ mons, K Ropke, D. Inskeep, D. Stuckey, J. Scranton, D. Williams, D. Ballinger, B. Rowland, L. Ross. Randall Smith Regina Smith Beverly Snellenberger Bruce Snyder Alice Somerlot This year the pep club gave all the players on the basketball team a Christmas stocking. Here are three varsity basketball teammates looking over their surprises. Happiness Is .. . When You Say Pep Club Seniors . . . You Said It All Donna Stover Paula Straub David Stuckey James Swalwell Joyce Swart Daniel Swihart Debra Swinehart Deana Swisher John Taylor III Jeffery Thomas 160 Lee Thomas Rhonda Thomas Susan Thomas Carolyn Thorpe Marvin Tiller Kim Tomlin Michael Toombs Debra Townsend Rebecca Tozer John Trimner Will iam Tromm Geraldine Troutman Debra Troxell Brenda Turner Johnis Tyler On Our Way _) i_ Beat Trojans Senior Breakfast committee, headed by Becky Tozer, chose “We Can Make It Happen as the theme for the last meal the seniors would have together. Bob Breithaupt was toastmaster for this graduation day meal. Gail McGarv gave the invo¬ cation, and Sue Galloway and Bren¬ da Vulgamore provided the enter¬ tainment. Various seniors remi- isced about past school days and of the days to come. Mr. Steward and Dr. Brown presented remarks to the class. The Rev. Lashley gave the benediction which was followed by the singing of the class song. FRONT ROW: R. Tozer, D Stuckey, S. Hoffman, J Carver, M. McDaniel. ROW TWO: B. Hackenbraeht, J. Hardgrove, N. Hoffman, C. Penrv, S. Pierce, T. Garver, K. Ropke, C. Waddle, R. Reichardt, W. McCurdy. ROW THREE: J Skevos, D. Townsend, L. Irvine, G. Riggs, J. M ayfield, J. Gruber, V. Mason. We Can Make It Happen J, Mitchell Tyler Steven Vance Clarissia VanGundv Allen VanScoy Jean Varner Roger Varney Theresa Vaughn Brenda Vulgamore Carol Waddle Richard Wakelv Wendell Walke Ida Walker Rose Walker Jeffery Wampach Ron Weiser 162 Il i ;s I s I - Debbie Williams Dolly Whitaker Williams Glynise Williams Jane Williamson Stanley Willis Linda Wilson Pam Wilson Peg Wilson Deborah Wise Terrance Wisler A . ‘Remember when — recalls Dean as he talks about past high school experience. B . The 1973 Baccalaureate speakers. C ... “Now go out into that world and make something of yourself. D . . . The Senior Breakfast was our last meal as a class. E . . . Every one is having a good time at the Prom. B. Kaiser and K. Lutsch receive Raush-Laumb Awa T een D Kb lister accepts Citizenship Award. Harding presents the AFS plaque to Marianne brance. D. Gyureget the Crissinger Scholar Senior Assembly Daniel Wood James Woods Penny Wright Steven Wright Betty Jo Young Marlene Young Mary Alspach Phillip Flynn David Lyons Rita Amann Aleta Geib Mary Macken Theodore Baker Andy Giambruno William Malone William Belt Craig Grimes Constance Mitchell Thomas Blevins Lee Hall Donald Noe David Bogan wright Norman Harris Catherine Nolan Ralph Boyd Linda Helwig Peggy Pacha Daniel Brown Douglas Hodges Nickolas Paulson Robert E. Brown Anthony Howell Peggy Potts Robert J. Brown Theresa Hudkins Michael Roberts Steven Brown Lanney 1 lulse Rick Roush Clifford Burris Howard Hush Bruce Schuette Marjorie Burris Eric Imbody Paul Scott Kathryn Milar Burteh 1 lenryJohnson Ada Meade Short Rick Cantrell Rick Johnson John Stine Jim Carpenter Tom Jones Wayne Throckmorton John Clark Kevin Kennedv Edward Tyler Timothy Conley Gregory Klee Michael Walter Brenda Blank Dawson Karen Krider Patricia Whelan Jeff Detwiler David LaRue Marc Williams Jim Dickerson James 1 Aster James Woods 111 Robert Floyd Wayne Lucas Monica Hindman Young In Memorial 1973 THE MEASURE OF A MAN Not — “ How did he die? But — “ How did he live?’ W Not —“What did he gain?” But —“What did he give?’’ These are the units to measure the worth Of a man as a man, regardless of birth. Not —“What was his station? But — “ Had he a heart?’ And — “ How did he play his God-given part? Was he ever ready w ith a word of good eheer. To bring back a smile, to banish a tear?” Not — “What was his church? Nor —“What was his creed? But — “ Had he befriended those really in need? Not — “What did the sketch in the newspaper say? ’ But — “ How many w ere sorry when he passed away?’ Melodie Arthur Other deceased members of the class are: Terry Baker Hal Ralston H — UNKNOWN AUTHOR — Activities Band VFR — APS Representative FS— rnerican Field Service M F— merican Legion Winner All — II I,eagueTeam A 1 (. — Musical (.’omrnittee Art — Art Club ASM — All School Musical MM - Mhleties Manager W — udio Visual Btb — Basketball BS — Boys State Bsb — Baseball CA—County Awards ( X — (Concert Choir (X !o — ( Mass Committee (X A — (.’ross (Country Ch — ( cheerleader ChC — Chess Club ( X)F — Cooperative Office Kdueation ( P — ( lass President CS — (. ' lass Secretary (T — ( ' lass Treasurer CTn — County Teen of the Month CV — ( lass ice President CYC — (Congress Youth Adv isory Council DA — District Award DAO — Drug and Alcohol Council DAB — DAB I ' est Winner DB — District Band IX C — Drama ( dub IX () — District ( dub ()fficer Deb — Debate (dub DKCA — Distributive Fducation (dub IX)— District Orchestra DSF— District Science Fair F( 1 — French ( dub h FA — Future Fngineers of America FI A — Future Teachers of America Fill — Football Gen — General Courses Cf — Golf GCC —Girls (dee ( dub GS — Girls State Gy m — Gy nuiast ics (dub 11 — Herald Staff IIC — Homecoming (, ' ourt IIM — Hall Monitor HQ — Homecoming Queen HKP— Homeroom President HHe— Harding Reporter HRS — Homeroom Secretarv HR I — Homeroom Treasurer HRY — Homeroom Vice President J A — Junior Acliiex errient JAt — Junior Altrusian JCP — Junior ( lass Play JK — Junior Kiw anian FG — Librarx ( Couneil MaB— Marcliing Band Maj — Majorette M — Mixed ( horns MSS — Math - Science Seminar NHS — National 11 on or Societx NMS — National Merit Winner OA — Office ssistant Or — Orchestra Orb — Orb Staff OF I — Ohio F ' diversity Test Winner IX C — Prom Committee IX Co — Play ( ' omrnittee PhC — Photography Club PpB — Pep Band PpC — Pep (dub PQ — Props u Q s PK ' — Printing ( dub Q — Quiv er Staff S — Salutatorian S A — State A w ard SC — Student (a nine i I SE — Solos and Ensembles (Contest SFP— Science Fair Project SGS I ' — Senior Scholarship Winner Six — Sweet Sixteen SO — State Orchestra SpC — Spanish (dub SSF — State Science Fair ST — State ' Team St — Stardusters Sw — Sw imruing Sw B — Sw inger Board SyB — Symphonic Band Sym — S mphonette Tn — Teen of the Month I nB — I ecu of the Month Board Te — ' Tennis Tr— Track V — Valedictorian VII — Varsity 11 A 1C A — A ' oeational - industrial (dub VOe— Vocational (’nurses Wr — Wrestling Seniors on the Go 4 . 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I MON I A HOPKINS Am M( 1,2. CC 4.1 Mall 2 AH 1; DP.CA 4.1 OHRA HORN — Am-. CCx. 2.4: Tr. 2. I CHRIS IONNO — An. AKA 5 I PAA II A INIX)p‘. — Ccn MC 1.2 CC 4.4. AH. I I r I Cxm. 4 J A 2.4 I SI P I DOR I AN INSKPPP - Ccn IIRP 1.2,44 SC. I. MC. 2. CCC. I. CC. 4.1. Six. 4. ASM. 2,4.1 PC. 4; Art. l.L P| C. 1.2,54. Ir. 5. Nils I. Sxx 15. I SP 5.1 LINDA IRA INI — Ccn IIRP, I (:( ... I OA I II I Orb. I MaH. 2 51 AH I Sx 15 2,5.1. Or. I PC 4 PCn 4 PpC 1.2,4 4 I.ORR AINP IS ALA Ccn ( On. I II I Orb. I PC. 5. JCP 5. PCn. 4. ASAI I. Ir 5 A I Ol I I J I Ol ANN J A( KSON — Am Pr. 4 DPC A 5.1 I5P.CKA, JACOBS — Ccn CCo I PpC I CAPUA J AMPS — Ccn IC. 4.-1; PrC. I PLAIN J AHKPI.I. — Am AKA I JIM JPRPAA — IIRP 1,1: Ceil: SC. I CCo. 4. PC 4. SpC. 2,4: All 5.4 Plb 1.2 4.4: Hlb. I Cl. 4. Tr. 2. JK I Sxx II. I JAA JOHNSON — Ccn JCP 4. AA. I. Sxx. 2,5.4 Tr. I SI p JOHNSON — Ccn 11 5.1 Orb. 1 CC, 5.1. Six. 1. AMC. 4.1 PCn, 4 PpC 4.1 SP. I DPHHIP JOI.I.IPP — Ccn . MC. 2.4,1. AH. I CCC. I PpC. I POM JON PS — Ccn PliC. I AA . I AISS. 2. SPP. 1.2 K HAHI5 KAISPR Ccn HRS. 2 IIRP. 5 OA. 2 II 2.4 Orb. 2,4.1. Or. 1.2.4.1. Sun. 2,4.1 A AK 2 PI,). 4. PC. 2. PliC I DC I I p: A. 5.1 NIIS. 1 AISS 2.5.4. A I APS. 2,5.4. DO. 5.4 SP. I NMS. I. SI P 1.2.44 DSP 1,4.1. ssl 4.1 DA A 11) K ASM INN — Ccn II 4. Orb. 4; Pbc. I AA I. AA i 1.2,4 HPT PA K A PI S — Ccn . IIRP 4 IIRA. 2 CCo. I (,) I AK 2. CCC. I. CC. 5.1 MaH. 2,4,1: Sx 15. 2.4.4 All. 1.2: SI. I Or. 1.4.1. ASM. 2,4,1. AMC. 2,5.4. PC. 4: PCn 4 IV. 2,4.1. PC. 2. PliC I DC I PpC. AKA I I) AA ID HOI SIR Ccn MaH. 2,4.1 Sx 15, 4.1 All 1.2. PpH. I SP. I SPP. 2,4.1. AISS I NIIS. I ANTI IONA HOW PI I . -Ccn .SC I SI P. 2: AA r. 2,4. A II 2.4 DPHHIP III I5PR — Am MC. 12: PC. 2 DC I SPP. 1 DSP I. NIIS I COP I K AKIN III CUPS A m IC 5 I r 4. Nils I AKA I, Dl-C A 4 I’PCCA III CUPS - Ccn PCn. 2. I PpC 4.1 I ANN I A III I SP — Ccn HRS 2,4 HR I 2 5 CCn. I All 1.2. CC 4.1 Mali, 2 Sx IS 2 All I PpH. 2. SI. 2: Or. 1.2.4 I Sxm, 4.1 ASAI. 2,4,1. CbC I; SpC 12,4 Bill Cl III Al PS — Cen. 1,2.4.4: MIS. 4: I n. 4. I T A. 1. AI S. 4.1. 1)15. 4 SP. I HICK A KPPPPR — Am-. AIC. 1.2.4 MaH. 2.4 AH. 1.2,4. JA 2 SPP. 2. COP I CARLA Kill.PR —Ccn MC. 2 CCC I DC I AMC I PCn. 4. SpC. 2; PpC 12,4.1 NIIS. I SI P. 2 KPVIN KPNNPDV — Ccn SPP. I JI Al KINCAID — Cen IIRP I SC 1.2. III. I Hxb. 2 P A l I IIP I KING — Ccn ROlip:III KING — Ccn All I PC 4: SPP, 1.2,4. DPC A 5.4 CRPC KI PP— Ccn KARIN KOIII.PR An,-. IC 5,1. PCn. 4. Ir 4. DP.C A I DA I LINDA KOIII.PR — Ccn IIRS. 2 OA. SPP I Wr. 4. Ir I. Hxb. 2; Plb. 2: All 2,4 (II AliiDill III N I — Am CCC. I. COP I 11( PAA ARD HI Sll Am ( b( I A l( A I 1.2 II. 4. Orb. 4. MC. 2,4. CCC. I PpC. 1.2, | A 2. DP.CA. 4 SHIRR I KRPII I ’ - ... 11H I . !. mu 2.3: HRS. 4 s( I (X, 4 OA. 3 t MaB, 2 B I. SM t PC d. 3 PC 2 Art. 3.4. Pp(.. . _ i I r 3 MIS 4: Sxx B. 4 1 im I AM BERT - Gen MRP. 3 4(1 2.3.1 PrC. 3.4. Wr. 2.3,4 BKTII 1. UI (ion HRV 4 HRS 1.2.3 ( (in. 2 3.1 M I 2 CC. 3.4 Six. 4. Or 1.2. 1.1 Sym 2.3.4 ASM 2.3 4 AA1L 3 PL 3 PC. 2 Art, 3.4, Ch. 1.2.3,4: Gxm. 3: HI 4 MIS I. I ' ll, 4: IX). 3.4. SK 3 4 DAVID I.YRUK — Gen.. Tr. 1.2 KATHY I AYNE - oc : DKCA, 3.4 JIM LEE — Coil AH. 4 PrC. 4; Bill. I: Tr 4 CCx. 4 Wr 2 3 KATHY I.ESKR — (ion MaB. 3. AH. 1.2.3; Or. I GGO. I PpC. 1.23.4 (.ANDIE LINK — Gen ; HRS I 2 IIHT. 3. GGo, 4: MC. 1.2; CC. 3.4. Six. 4 MaB. 2.3.4: Sx B. 2.3.4; AB. I; Or. 1.2.3 4; Maj. 2. AMC. 2.3: ASM 2.3.4 JCP 3 Py, 3.4: PC. 2: DC. I; PpC. 1.2,3. 4 MIS. 4. PTA. 4. APS. 3.4 DB. 3: SK. 3.4 KAREN I.ITKI.l. — Vm- . COP. 4 JIM I.ISTKR — (ion CT. 2, HRP. 1.2: IIR . 3: SC. |.2.3.4. MC. 1: CC 3.4 Six. 4 ASM. 3.4 PC. 3; JCP, 3: SpC. 2. PhC. I PlB. I AIM. 1.2. SK. 4 JOY LOMAX — Cen.; GGO. I. AIM. 4 OKOROK. LOWER — (ion MARS UK I.OAVKRY — A oc . MC. 2.3. COO. I MARK l.l ( AS — Gen : KC. 2,3; Wr. I. CCx. 3 4. Tr. 1.2,34: VII. 4 AVNK LUCAS —Gen SC.2 PATTI 1.1 PICA — Gon HRS. 2. HRT. 1 CCo. 4. MC. 1.2: CC 3.4. PC. 3: PC. 2,3; PpC. I BRENDA LI ST — oc.. MaB. 2,3: AB. 1.2,3: PC 3 sp( 2.3; Ppc . i Phc:. i ix: i ccc. I A IC A 4 KKITII 1.1 ISC II — Gon 1 C 3.4 KKA 3.4. Jk. 4. MIS. 4. A1SS. 2 3.4: SPP. 12,3.4. DSP. 3.4: SSP 3 ANAK I VON — Gon.. CCo 4. C) A. I II 2,3.4 Orl . 2.3.4. AIC. 1.2. CC 3.4: ASM 2 3.4: A AIC. 2,3.4 PC o. 2,3.4. 11 Ro, 3 4 Py 2,3.4 PC 2. PhC I MSS 2 MIS 4 Cix in. 3: PjiO. 1.2,3.4: Art. 4: SPP 1.2. DSP. 1.2 SSP. I DAVE I VON — Am . HRP I IIRA 3 SC 3.4: CCx. 2: Tr. 2. Gl 3: Blh. I HI. 4: A II 4 M MARY ALACK AN — A no AGNES MALCOLM — Cion II 4: Orb. 4 CC 3 A1ARA MALCOLM — Cion Orb 4 RAIL M ARTIN — Cion JA 3 IKPP MARTIN — Cion SpC. 2. PrC. 4: To I 2,3 U r. 2 3 4 SPP I DAA P St ASH — Cion : HRS. 2 HRT. 1,3 4: PC in 3 APS, 3 AIM 1.2; U r. 1.2 3.4. PrC 4 A II 4 A 1C KIPM ASON — Cion SpCi 2,3,1 PC 3: c:c: . 4. Ppc:. 1.2,3 4 ja. 2 mis 4 PATRICIA MASS PA — Am-.. COE 4 PAIR 1C I A M ASSIP — Cion OGC. I P ARKS MAT4IIOI — Cion Bxb, 3. 4. MIS I JODI MAS PYPil.D — Goo HRP. 3. HRS I HRI 2 SC I C C o. 4. GOG. I CC 4 PC 3 Or. 1.2 3.4 ASM 4. JC P ■3. Py 2 3.4 PC 2: PpCi. 12 4: Mis. 4 Tn. 4. SK 4. SPP 1.2 DSP 2 SSP. 2 . P D Mod pssl — A oo. CXio 4 AIC I. 2. A 1C A. 3.4 ROCiKH MoC OILS -Cion: C.liC i Ptb. 2.4 JOHN ALCOA - Am DA 4 A IGA 3.1 DANA MoC.HPRV — A m Bxb 2,3,1. A 1C A 3.4; A II 2,3 4 U P ADS SloCl RDA — Cion, II. 3.4 Orb 3: AB I Or I MC I ASM 3,1 PC. •3 Pl, 2; SpC 2,3 PT A. 1: APS. 3,4 I I PpC 12 3 4 NIIS 4 AHKI MoDAMPI. — Cion SC. I All i ( Co. 4. AAi 2 3.4. Pr. 1.2 lib. I All 2,3.4 SPP 12 IIOA1PR SL DCPPIK — C.on : CP 3 HRA 2 llxb 2. BlB I 2 3 4 Ptb. 1.2 3 1 AA. I A 11,3.4 CAM MoCiARA — Am Oa. .3: I A 2: A IC A I DPNNA AL C I OP 11 LIN — Am . J A 2 3 4 AKA ■3 4 RICHARD Alt CLOTH I IN — Am- AIC A I HOCKH ALKPP — Cion NANCY AloC.)l II 1.1 N Cion HRS 3: IP 4 pc x . 4, CiCT: i ja 2: Ppc: 1.4 s Mil II A A1 yi ISTION Vno II .3 MC, 2,3. JC P 3 PC o. 3 CiC C I PpC 1,3.4: COP 1 MAC MPCilNNKSS - Cion . HRP I 2 HRA 3 MC 1.2 AB I PC ' . 3 PC , 3 SpC 2.3.4 PbC . I Pi I. Rxb i Bib. 12. Ptb 1.2 3,4 All 3.4 ! ' P BOR A11 SI P SSP NOP R Cion PpCi. I ■A 13 I JA. 2,3 Nils 1 SPP, I DSP. ROBIN MKSSPNCiPR - Cion. DOUG AIIDDI.KION — A ..o, Ptb 1.2,3 II ,1 I) AAA N A1IPPS - Adi J A 11 A 1 i’pC I 2 t LOP 4 K A Till AP r.Rs ■ . on. HRP I HRV 3; SC I 1 PV ' J ' 2 3 4 GIN DA ■ I ; !• C ; A 4. II. 2. i 4 Or! . Pf it 3 4 PC 2 .A- x ■ . ■ 2.3 4 JOi-VIA AIM LPH — ■■ . ' 3: v ( .3 MC I Sr l • Hi!.. 4 ' it : Nil ' I SI PAPA Aid I KR - : ' • HRI ' . • .31, L,H ' , i x. p 2. ,4 •ti ’ . . , I) ' , ID. P| v 4. 4 r I SPP 1.2 DSP 1; SCST, 4 DOUG Mil l ie.AN - Am PC 1.2.3 SKP. I. Tr. 2; Ptb. 2. VIC A 4 ROBIN MII.NKR — Cion . HRV, 2,3 4 MC, 1.2. C C 3.4. MaB. -3.4: AB. 3,4. SpC, 3. PpCi. I 2 3.4, SK, 4 BARB M1TCTIPT I — Vno.; MC 1,2 CC. 3. PC 3; KC , 2, PpC I COP 4 I-ANNA MONT COM FRY’ - Vm , PhCi, I; JA, 2.3; Tr, 2; A ICiA. 4 MA RA MOONKV — Gen HRS 2 PpCi. 1.2; NIIS. 4 JIT IP MOORK — Gen IP 2 3.4 Orb, 2, 3.4: MG 2; GGG I CCi. 3.4 ASM, 34; AMC. 2,3,4; PC o 3. FCi. 1.2, PpCi 1.23.4 TOM MOORK — Gon.; SC I. MCi. I; CihCi, 1.2; KKA, 4; IIM. I. Ur, 1.2,3: Tr. 1.2,3; AV I DAVK MORRISON — Voc , HRT. 4; AIM, 3; CiCv. 3; VIC A. 4 BONNIK MUMMKY — Voc.; JA. 2; VICA. 4 N ... FKLICIA NKIKL— Cion ; MCi, 1.2.3; CiCi. 4; KC. 2; AB. I GAROI. NKI- MKYKR — Cion : JA. 2 BOB NlCiOIOSI — Vno; SCi, 4; DC, I; PhC, 1,2; SKP, 1.2; MCA, 3,4 SL ' K NICOI.OSI — Cion ; KCi, r.3; 11, 2,3,4; PCo, 2,3.4. SpC, 3,4; APS, 2,3.4: JA, I. PpC, 1,2,3,4; PrC. 4 DON NOE — Vno.; VICA, 4 CATHY NOI.AN — Cion : HRS. I; HRT. 2,3, MCi. 2; CiCiG, L ASM. 3; CiC, 3,4. PpCi, 1.2. SK. 3 MAl ' REEN NORRIS — Cion ; CCo. 4; OA. 2; H, 2,3.4 Orb. 2,3.4: MCi, 2: CiCiCi. I; DCi. I KG, 2; PCX 3; ASM. 3; AMC. 3. PpCi, I; Nils, 4: SKP I; DSK, I . JAY NORTON — Vm Py. 2 KC. 1.2. A ICiA. 4 O MATT OSBORNK — Cion ; II, 4 Orb. 4. Ur. 1.2,3 Tr, 1,2; To, 3.4; Fib. 2; A ll, 3.4 DEBORAH OSCHE - Voc , OA, 2,3,4, COE. 4 GRIFF OWEN - Gen , MaB. 2,3, AB, 1,3, SvB 2,3; Or, 3,4 CXiv. 4 Tr. 3,4 VH 4 DB 3: SKP, 1,2, DSF 1.2 P PKCiCiA PAC HA — Am II 3; CiCiCi I DEC A 4 J A 2 BRENDA PARKER— ' Am . HRS, 4 HRI. I OA I; I A I. y 3 SpC I. A ICiA 3.4 HAL I JA. 2 DOl Ci PARKS — Cion KRPD PARKS — Am : SC 3 C be: I A II 3.4: A IC A, 3.4 U r 1,2,3,4 JOYCE PATRICiK — Voc. PAA1 PATRICiK — Vm-.. OA, 2. I.Ci. 14. KCi 2,3. CCC I DON PAUI.KY — Cion C hC I PC 1,2. Tr 4 MIKE PENNINGTON — Ado. SCi. 2 A IGA 4. Kill I Bib, I Tr I: HA1, I ROD PENNINGTON — Voc II. 2: JC P. 3. Py 3; PC 2,3.4. IX . I. A IC A. 4 Art, 2.3, SPP, I DSP I CHERI PKNRA - Cion CiCio. 1,2,1. II. 34. PC 3 PC o. .3: PC,) 3; PrCi. 4 PpCi, 2.4. Tr. 3 DIANE PKRSINCiK.R — Am . MC A 4. PpCi. I Sll ARI L PHEASANT — Vm COP 4 J V. 1 DAVK PHILLIPS — Cion HRP 1.2: SC I; AH I All I PC .3. PC o. 3 GCio. 1 A ll. 2.3.4; Ptb. I 2,3,1 Sxx, 2,3.4 I r. 1.2.4 S11 Pi I .LA PI Pi HC P — Cion HRP, 3 HRA. I; CiCio. 4 II. 4: PCi. 3: JCP 3 PpCi I, 2.3.4 DEBBIE PINK — C.on, PCo .3; C.CiC I J A 2 ROCiKR PORTER— Cion : 11 RT I. y, 2,3 MaB 1,2 3,4 SxB 2,3,1 PpB. 2. St, 2.3: Or. 1.2.34 AAlCi. 1.2. 3.4 PCX) 2,3 4 IIRo. 23 Py 2. KCi. 2; AtA1 I A1SS. 1,2. PbC 1.2,3 KKA 3,4 SA 3; DA 2,3 4 DB, 3 IX), 2,3.4 SK. 4. SKP. 1.2,3 DSK. 1.2,3; SSP. 3 SI AM KA PRIC K - m DC I DKC A 4 DKNISK PAT KS — (ion IIHT 4 SCi. I, OA. 4 y. 3.4 AAlCi 4 KC 2: PbC i. I IX I OCX I Art. 3 4. PrC 4 PpC i. I R DKBBIK RALSTON — Cion KAREN RALSTON — Cion HRA. CihC . 2 SKP. I PpCi. 1.2.4 C.AROI. R AAI SPA — Cion IIR 1.2,3: SCi. I PC 2. SI P 1.2 DSK. 2 J A 2 AIARA P ARDON — Cion . ah 2: ccc. i re: 3.4 aliB. 2 . 3.4 SxB 2.3,4: AB. 1,3.4 Or. 2,3.4 Alaj 2: SpC 2 DC I SP I TERRA RAA - Cion MaB, 2; SxB. 2; AB. I: Or. 1.2.3: CiCiC.o 1 SK I JKPP REAMS - C.on KCi 2 JA. 234 AIM 2,3.4. Tr. 3.4: Btb 2. 3,4 PrC 4; All 2,3,4 ROBIN HP 1C HARD! — C.on . HRS 2 HRT, 3 C Cio, 1.2.4: AtC i. I ASAP 4 A MCi 4 PC 3: Py 2. PC. 1.2,3. PpCi I: Tr. 3.4; MIS 4 SIP, 13 ROBANN RKIDKNBAV Cil! — C on OA I II 3; MC 12 C C 3.4: SpCi. 2 IX . i Art. 4 PpG I 2.3.4. MIS, 4 NOA A Rp ' .A ' NOI DS - Cion ; A1C 1.3 FG. 2 CONNIE RICHARDS - V HRS 4. SL, 4, AX 2.3, SpCi. 2.3 SEP i PpC I 2.3 1 I A 2.3.1 NIIS. 4. C OK 4 PACT P IT K HIC II A KI DON Vm PL 2,3 A1C I SKP. i. DS I !. LOP • DAVK RIDDLE — Gen y. 2.3 II 1 Orb. a. Cif. .3 A I 2 ’ 4 BARBAR P’TH Cioi. . LCi I RIC H ARD RICiRV — (.on GWEN RIGCiS — Cion . (Xin 4 OA. I MG. 2: SpC 2,3.4. DC I; CiCiCi 1; PpCi I; J A. 2; NIIS 4 ' JIM RII.P.V — Vno. CihC 1.2. SKP 1.2 DSK. I. Wr. 2,3: MCA. 3.4 KRIS RI C) - (ion IIRS 2 s( 12. (XX 2,3 4, AIC 2; CiC 3. C.CiC . I OA. 1; PC 3: PCo, 3. GC 1.2,3 COP. 4. PpCi. 1.2.3.4 TOM ROBRINS - (ion HRI 1,2, y, 3: KG. 3. Sxx 2,3.4. Bxb. 2.3 All. 2,3,4 STEAK ROBINSON — A no JA. 2,3; VICA, 4 CKAUDIA ROKGKKR — Gon PrC 4 PpCi. I TOM ROSE - Gon IIRA, 3 AB 1.2,3. AA r 4 Tr I. Fib. 1.23.4; SKP. I. All 3,4 . LARRY ROSS — Voc-.; GGo, 4. MC. 1,2: CC, 3; Art, 3.4: DKCA. 3,4 KAREN ROPKK — (ion ; GS. 4; IIRS. 3,4, HRT. 2 CCn, 4; y. 3; MC. 2. (Kin. I;CC, 3.4; Or. 1.2,3,4; Sym, 3,4: AMC. 3.4; ASM, 3.4; PC, 3: SpC. 2,3.4; FT A. 4: (ivm. 3; PpCi. 1.2,3,4; MIS, 4 BRENT ROWLAND — (ion ; HRV. 2,3; CCn. 4; MaB. 2; AB. I: Or, I, SpC. 2,3.4: SPP, I; VH, 2,3.4 Btb, 1.2: To, 2, 3,4: JK, 4: Tn. 4, NIIS 4 MKLODIK ROWLAND — Vm- J A. 2; VICA. 4 ... DEBBIE RUTH — Voc.; OA, 2. MC. 1.2; SpC. 2. PhCi. I; DC, I, PpCi. I. COE, 4 5 GREGG SCHNITZI.KR — Voc.: MCA. 3.4; AA r. 2,3 JOHN SCRANTON — (ion HRP. 3; HRA. 1.2. HRT. 4: PC, 3: SpC, 3. Btb. 1.2,34; JK 4; ALT, 4 BRICK SCIIUKTTE — Con.; Sxx. 4 DOUGl.AS SKCKKI. — Gon A1G. 1.2; CC, 3,4 Six, 4: JCP, 3: Py 3. A AIC. 3. Ktb. 1.2. Tr. I: Wr. I JIM SKCRKST — (ion : KC, 1. H, 2,3.4, CC. 3; MaB 2.3.4; SxB, L AB 2,3.4 PpB. 2: AMC, 2.3,4; JCP. 2,3.4: PCo. 2,3.4; IIRo, 2.3.4; KKA. 3.4; SKP. 1.2; DSP, 2. AV, 1.2.3.4 .. TOM SKVKRNS — Voc MaB. 2,3 AB I MEl,ANY SHAW — Voc.. Pp( . I DC. I: VICA. 4 CONNIE SHELTON — Gon . SpC. 2.4 IXi L PpCi. 1.2.4 JOPi SHKNP.PTKI.D — Ado VICA, 3 4 (.ARI A SHEPHERD — Am DKCA. 3.4 CINDY Sll I PI KA — (ion . SC . I. CCo, 4. OA. 1.2 4. Orb. 3 II 3. AIC 2 CiCiC. 1 All 4 Pp( 3 Ch. 1.2.4 RANDY SHIRK — (ion HRA. 2.3: MC. 1 PC 3 (i(in. 4 Tr. I: Bxb. 2; Ktb. 12,3.4; AH 2,3.4 DAVK SHUSTER — Cion HrP 3 (Xin. 4 OA 3.4 II 2.3.4 Orb 2,3. AML 2 3. ASA1. 4: IIRo 2 3. FCi. 2. AIC I At At 4. JK 4 SKP. I S A. 4 PDDIP SIP RI P I — (ion JIA1 SIA1A1KRS — Gon DAN SIMMONS — Cion HRP. 1,3 HRV. 2.4 SG 1.2 3.4 (Xin, 2 4. (i( 4. Six. 4; PC 3 SpC . 2,3 SK 4 Kill. 4. Bib. i.2.3 To. 3.4; Tr I JK. 4; Nils 4 Tn, 4 ... DI ANE SKATZES — (ion JA 2. Pp( 4 JIT IK SKKVOS — (ion (Xin. 4 II 2,3 4 Orb, 3 AIC. I 2. GC 3,4: Or 1.2.34. Svm. 4. PC. 3 PC in. 3. py. 2.3,4 SpC. 2.3,4. PbC. I IXi I: SP 4 SPP. 3 PTA. 4 APS 3.4: Pp( 12.3.4 Nils 4 I n 4 STEVE SA1.ART— Con Al LKN SA1ITII — Vm. BRAD SMITH — Gon HRP 4 SC 4 CCn 4. y 4. SpC 2.3. PE A 3 AVr 2,3.4 (if. 3: Ktb. 2 3 4 A || 3 4 BRENDA N At I III — Vm DEC A. 4 ... GINDV SMITH — Con HRS 2 AlaB. 2 34. AB I 2,3 PpB. 2,3 JA. 2 Pp( I: PrC 4 K ARIN SAl I I II — Ceil OA 1.4 A|( 2.3 GOG I. GC. 4 ASAt L PpCi. I KEVIN SMIT II — (ion Tr. 1.2,3 4 Ptb 1.2,34 Mi 4 KANDY SMI I II - Vno.: MCi A 4 RKA SN p i I KNBPRGKR — Am . DEC A 3.4 Bl RC KSNY DPR — (ion HRA,4 A SAL 4 A AIC 4 JC P 3. PCio. 3 U r I AA 2,3.4 Al 1C I SOA1EKI OP — (ion.. ( X 3.4 Ala B. 2,3.4. SxB 2,3.4: AB. I: PL. 3 ASAL 3.4. Pi-c 2 DARRKI.I STACiF — Gon.. AIC 12. CX. 3.4 AlaB 2.34 SxB. 2,3 4 AB. 1.2.3.4 St 3.4 SP 4 DAVP SIPP ' D — Am SC 3 4 I’y 2 SpC 2 PbC .1 DC !: SKP. 1.2; JK 4. J A 2.3 4 A !( A 3.4 DA 4 SA 4 BARBARA SI KIN Al A — Gon HRS 3: HRI 2 SC. 1 X L. 4 AtC I AlaB 2,3.4 AB 1.2, Sx R 3 4 PC 3. JC P 3 SpC . Pp( 12.3 4 IK I SKP 3. SI 4 MIS 4 Bl C KIP STKA ' KNS — (ion II 3.4 Orb, 34, (.(.(, I LAURA ST ON p — (ion IIRA. 2: AU 2 (X 3 4. (ixm. 3. Pp( 1.2 A II 3 C b 3 4 DAY P. STIC KEY — (.on II BP 13 SC I (Xin 4: AlaB 2 3 4 SxB, 2,3,4 AB. I SEP 3 DSP 3 Sxx B, 4 U r I to 2,3.4: Mb. I JK 4 TnB. 3 I NIIS .) PA IT. A k I K Al B - Ca n . HH-.. 2 M t.2 CC. 3.1. MaB 2.3 4 SxB 2 3 4 B I 4 PpB. 4 Ox ! AMC 3. ASM .t PI Pi t SpCi 2. NliS. 4 JIM SAV AI.A- PT t - A no KC !. AH. 2 Mb. I A !(. V 3.4 JOYC p SU ARP — (ion. y. 2,3 t tALL I AH 3 CC .3.! AS i i- x 4 1 p r ( i DAN x ' xA |i| a) 3I A -o DP.c A 3.4 DEB S ' - ■ IN Pill Ah I (.on II 3 4 Orb ' 4. Air (,G 4. Mil . 3.4. r ASM. 3.4: KC. 2; AIM. 4 (Ain. 3 MIS •4; SK. 4. DA 4 DK.ANA SWIM IKK - Yoe g. 2.3.4; MuB. 2.3: AB 1.2.3 PpB. 2.3; SpB. I. SKP, I; JA. 1.2.3.4. PpC. I: PrC 4. ( OK. 4. MIS. 4 T JKKK THOMAS — Gen MRP. 2. IIKV. 4 IIRT. 3; SC I; MaB. 2 3.4 S B. 3. AB. 1,2.3 SKP I. Wr. 3,4. Bsb. 2; Bt! 1.2; Ml. 4 I KK THOMAS — Gen IIRT. 4. MaB 2.3.4 S B. 3.4; AB 12 PpB, 2,3.4; KC. 2.3 SKP I JA 2.3.4 RHONDA THOM AS —Y oe HRS 4 OK. 4 SI SAN THOM AS — On.. HRS 2.4 IIRT 3: MO. 2; COO. I CO, 3.4 MaB 2.3,4; S B, 2.3,4 AB. 1.2.3; Or 4; Oh. I PpC. 2.3.4 CAROLYN I IIORPK — Gen OA. I II, 4. Orli. 3; PCo. 4 PpC. 2.3,4 Nils. 4 AYAYNK THHOCHMORTON — Voe ; Wr, I. MCA. 3.4 MARY IN TIL LKR — Voe. . MCA. 3,4 KIM TOM LIN — On.. SC I Orb. 3.4 KC. 1.2 MIKK TOOMBS — On.: HRP, 4; MO. I SKP. 1,2. NIIS, 4 AIM. 4 Yr. 2.3.4 AY 2,3.4: YTI, 4. SA. 4 DKBRA TOWN SKND — Yoe CCo. 4; g, 4: MC. 3; SpC 1,2: JA, 2: PpC. 1.2: VIC A. 4, GO). I BK.CKY TO KR — On HRP I; IIRY. 2.3; SC. I: CCo, 4. g, 3. Or. 1.2.3.4. ASM, 4; AMO. 4. PC. 3; JCP. 3. 11 Re. 4. Pg 2,3.4: SpC, 2.3.4: DC. I. PpC, 1,2.3.4; NIIS. 4; Tn, 4; TnB, 2; AKR, 3: FT A. 4: AKS. 3.4; DAR. 4 JOHN TRIMNK.R — Gen.: SC. I: AtM. 4. Sw. 4 YTI. 4 BILL TROMM — Yoe : PCo, 3.4; JA. 2. YTI. 3; AY. 3.4. Tr, 3: VIC A. 4 JKRI TROl ' TMAN — Yoe : COK. 4 DKBI TROXKI.I . — Yoe ; OA. I: II. 2: MC. 2; ggc, i; cc, 3. amc. 3, asm. 3; SpC. 2,3.4; DC, I: JA, 2; PpC. I: COK, 4 BRK.NDA TL ' RNKR — Yoe . OA, 2; MC, 2 MITCH TV LKR — Gen . HRI I KC 3: VII. 2.3: AY. I Fill. 1.2.3 Btb. I Bsb, 2; Tr, I Y LINDA YANBI SKIRK — Yoe VILA. 3.4 SI K YANGl NDY — Ym Orb. 4 M 2 GGC. . dm:A. 1.2.3.4 AI.I.KN YANSCOY — On; MaB. 2.3 4. Si B 3. AB. 1.2.3.4. CbC. I YY ' r, I MSS. 2 SKP. I DSK I KOGKR VARNKY — Yoe SC 4 CCo. 4 Mi: 2 CC 3.4: MC. I DM A 4: Yrt 3 ITIKRKSA VAUGHN — Yoe BRKNDA Y’ULGAMORK — Gen. HRP. 1,2.4 IIRY 3. SC 1.2.3.4: CCo. 2.4 OA. I 2; MC 1.2. CC. 3.4: Sis. 3.4 Si. 4 Or 3.4 ASM. 2 34 AMC 2,3.4 PC. 3; JCP. 3: KC 2: PpC. 3.4: Oh. 1.2. Btb. 4 Tr 3.4 Hg 4 Nils 4 FT A. 4: SK 3.4. YY CAROI YY ADDl.i — Gen II 4 PC 3. SKP I. Sw B. 4; MIS I. Art 2.3.4 RICH YY AKKLY — Yoe.. HRI. I: MC 1.2. S«. 2.3.4. MCA. 3 4 YTI 2.3.4 MIKK WAIT KR — Gen JKKK YY .AMPACK — On.: CY, 3: SC. 2: (Co. 4 PC 3 Bib. 3.4; JK. 4 SKP. 2 RON YY KISKR — Yoe . Ktb, 1; YTCA, 3.4 PATRICIA WIILI.AN — Oil II, 3,4 Orb. 4: KC, 2 DOLLY WIHTAKKR — Yoe MC. I. COK. 4 KRK.D WIIITK — Gen II. 2.3: Orb. 3 MC I JCP 3. PCo. 3 pg, 4 SpC, 2.3: SKP. 1 DSK. I: AY I: Tr I; YY r I MSS 2 JANKT YYTIITK — Yoe : DKCA 4 MKI.ANIK YYTIITK — Yoe KC. 2: JA. 2: NIIS 4 J YNK YY IIITT III YD — Gen : IIRY . 1.2; HRS. 3: CCo. 4. OA. 2; M( 1.2: CC. 3.4; Or 3.4. PC 3; 11 Re. 2. SK. 4; Art. 2,3.4 KTA, 4. PpC. 2,3,4: II, 2 . DAY K YYTGTON — Gen ; CY. 2.4: SC. 1.2. 3.4. CCo. 4 SLP. 1.2 DsL I. Btb. 1.2.3.4. (.f. 2.3 4: Nils I JK I MSS 2 YY II 1.1 YYI YY II.KINSON — Yoe Bsb 2.3 I. Btb 1.2: Y II 2.3.4 (.11 YRI KNKYY II I I YMS Gen I.C. 4. II I CONNII YY II.LI YYIS Yo. IIRP. I I.C. 1 SpC. 2 DC LOOK L Pp( 134 JY 2 J At 4 NIIS 4 DKB BIK YY II I 1 AMS - (,en IIRT 4 SC 1.4 CCo. 4 II. 3: ((. 3.4 M( I P( 3. PCo. 2.3: KC 1.2. SK 4 S 4 Sw B. 4 NIIS 4. Gun. 3: P|)C 1.23.4 CI.YNISK WILLIAMS - Yoe Art 2 3: DKCA. 3.4 JANK WILLIAMSON — Gen CCo. 4 M( 2 CC. 5.4 PC 3: PCo. 3.4. SpC. 2.3: FT A. 4 PpC 1.2 3.4 S I AN YY II I IS — Gen PhC. !: JA. 2.3. CO 2.3.4 LINDA WILSON — Yoe.; g 3; AMC. 3. SpC 2: IX.. I PrC. 4. COK. 4 PAM YY II.SON — On HRS 2. MaB. 2.3; YB 1.2.3; KC. 2 PpC. 1,2,3.4 PKG YY II.SON — Yoe . S( 4 mc 2. ggc. i cc 3 pg 3 PM I I II A. 3 DKBBIK YVISK — Y oe MC. 2: KC 2. MC. I DKCA. 5.4 TKRRY YYISI.KR — Gen.. IIRY 4 JA 3 C(N. 3 Bsb 3.4: YTI. 4 STKVK YY RIGHT — Gen YY ' r. 3,4. Bsb. I Ktb, 2.3.4. YTI 3. 4: ALT. 4 DAN YVOOD — Gen SKP 2; Wr. 1,2,3.4; CCv. 3,4; Tr, 1.2.3.4: Ktb 1.2 (HIP YYOODS — Yoe . H. 4 MC, 3: CC. 3; PpB. I ASM. 3 JCP. 3. AtM. I. Tr, 2; Ktb, 1.2 Y BKTTY JO YOUNG — Voe . DKCA. 3.4: PpC. 2.3.4: Tr. 3; JA. 2.3.4 M.ARI.KNK YOUNG — Gen ... MONICA YOUNG — Gen : GS, I: I.C. 2; Pg. 3: KC. 2; COK. 4; Art 1.2,3 4: Ch, 1 I; NIIS. 4; JA. 3; COK. 4 DAVID KDYVARD TYLKR — Gen JOI1NIS TY I.F ' .R — MC 2; GGC. I; CC. 3.4; Or. 1,2. 3,4; ASM, 3; PCo. 3. PhC, I; GGC. I JY, ASM. 3. PCo. 3: PhC. I GGC. I. |A, i NICHOLAS ALKX — B.S.; Ohio State University; World History, Sociology, Future Teachers of America. VIRGINIA ALEXANDER — B.S.; Baidu in-Wallace College, Ohio Wcslavan University, Catholic University of the West, Angers, France, Ohio State University: French I, French II, French III, French Club. JAMES N. ANDREWS — B.S., M.A.; West Virginia University, George Washington University: American History. ROSACI.AIRE ANTHONY — B.S.: Concord College, Ohio Northern University: Home Economics I, Home Economics II, Home Ec¬ onomics III, Home Economics IV. HOWARD L. BALLINGER— B.S.; Manchester College, University of Illinois, Capital University: Chemistry. ELV ' IN BEACH — B.S.; Xavier University, Social Studies, Ass. Football Coach. EDWARD L. BELL — B.S.; Muskingum College: Pi Uni. Geometry , Drivers Education, Audio Visual Director, Asst. Baseball Coach. JAMES BERARDUCCI — B.A.; Heidelberg College Economics: Business Math.; Soph. Football Coach, Ass. Varsity Wrestling Coach. BERNARD B. BROOKS — Ohio Northern University, Bowling Green State University: Graphics Arts, Print Club. RICHARD BROWN — B.A., M E.; Muskingum College Bowling Green State University: Driver Education. MARY CREE CALHOUN — B.A.; Ashland College Ohio State University: English IV, English IV C. P , AFS Advisor. BETTY CAMPBELL — B.S.; Ohio State University Physics, Con- vervation, Jennings Scholar. JAMES CARYER — Olivet College: Junior Mach in Shop. KAREN CLABAUGH — B.A.; Ohio Dominican College Univer- sidad Ibero - Americana. Mexico City, Mexico.: Spanish 1. Spanish II. WAYNE COLLINS — B.S.; Ohio State University: Bookkeeping II, Law. TIMITHY L, COMBS - B.S.; Bowling Green State University: Sociology, Government RAMON COX — B.S.; Capital University, Ohio University : Geome¬ try, Algebra II. Senior Math. JANE DENMAN — B.S.: Otterbein College, Bowling Green State University: Shorthand II, COE Related, COE Club Advisor. NORMAN DICKMAN — A.B.; Capital University: American History, Tennis Coach Soph. Football. JAMES C. DRAKE — B.S., M.A.; Heidelberg College, Westminister College; Vocational Guidance Coordinator, Offensive Coordinator Varsity Football. MARY DRAKE — A.B.; St Joseph College: English III, English III C.P., Senior Breakfast Advisor. IERRY DUTTON — B.S., Pikeville College, Kentucky,: Business Math., General Business. FRANKLIN DYER — Senior Welding: VICA. FRED FAHRION — B.S.: Franklin University Findlay College, Ohio State University Ashland College: Work-Study. JUDY FELGAR — B.A., M.A.: Ohio Wesleyan University, Cran- brook. Academy of Art, University of Bridgeport: Art 1, II, HI. NANCY ' F’LEURE — B.A., M.A.; Wittenberg University, Univer¬ sity of Michigan, University of Mexico, Eastern Michigan Univer¬ sity: Remedial Reading. WALLY D. FRAKER — B.S.; Bowling Green State University: Mechanical Drawing. ALICE GALLOWAY — B.A.; Ohio State University: Fmglish III English IIIC.P. f ALVINA GOODWIN — B.S.; Central State: American History, American Multiculture Student Council Advisor. LEFA GORSLIN — B.S., M.S.; Olivet Nazarine College, Univeri- sity of Illinois Miami University: Student Counselor. JACK GRAHAM — B.S., M.A.; Ohio Northern University, Kent State University; Algebra II, Director of Administration. MARGAREI GRANGER — B.A.; College of Steubenville: Ameri¬ can Government, Girl s Basketball. MAXINE GREEN — B A., M.A.; Capital University, Miami Uni¬ versity: English II, English If C.P.. National Honor Society ; JEAN GRIFFITH — Sec. to the librarian. JERRY HALL — B.A.; Alice Lloyd Jr. College, Morehead State University: English II. KAREN HAMILTON — B.S.; Ohio State University: Bookkeeping I, Record Keeping, QUIVER PHYLLIS MAMMON — B.S.; Bowling Green State University: Girl s Physical Education, Cheerleaders. HAROLD G. HAZELEI T — B.A., M.A.; Marshall University. State College of low a, Ohio State University, State University of Iow a: PI. Geometry , Senior Math, Future Engineers of America. RUTHANN HINAMAN — B.S.; Capital University, Typing I, Per¬ sonal Typing, Business Math. Bookstore Manager, Junior Class Advisor. PATRICIA KAISER — B.A.; Ohio University: English IV ' , English IV C. P., Student Council Advisor. CAROL KJENTZ— B.S.; Bowling Green State University: English III. WILLARD KOCSOCSKY — B.S.; Bowling Green S., Ashland Col¬ lege, St. Francis College: Bookeeping I, COE, QUIVER. KATHLEEN KUHNS — B.S., Miami University, Ashland College: American History, (.FORGE W. LANE — B.S., M.A.; Capital University, Columbia University: Orchestra, Mixed Chorus, Concert Choir, Music Theory, Sweet 16, All-School Musical. HOMER W. LENTZ — Toledo University: Diversified Cooperative Training, VICA Club. CLOVER MAE LINSCOTT — B.A.; Ohio Wesleyan University, English II, English II C.P., K.H. Marshall Scholarship Committee. JEAN LISTER — B.S.; Ohio State University, D.C.H.O.. National Honor Society Committee, Commencement Committee. SUE, ANN LOUCKS — B.S.; Bowling Green State University: Librarian, FT A Advisor. WILLIAM LOYVARY — B.A.; Ohio State, University Geography, Student Council. BEVERLY MARSHALL —- Sec. to the Principle. 174 EDWARD MARV1CH — R.S.: M.A.; Findlay College Bowling Careen State University: Physical Education, Wrestling Coach, Freshman Foot. HELEN MAXWELL — B.S.; Mt. St Joseph College Bradley Uni¬ versity: Tvping 1, Typing II, Office Practice, Business Mathmatics. JOE E. MCKINLEY — B.S., M.A.; Bowling Green State Uni¬ versity, University of Northern Iowa, University of California: Biology, Science Seminar. JED MIDDLETON — B.A.; Muskingum College: Business Math, Algebra I, Football Coach, FRED MIERS —Auto Shop. HERMAN MIERS —Welding. DAVID K. MILLER — B.S.; Bowling Green State University: Biology, Coaching. EDWARD MILLER — B.S.; Miami University Ohio State Uni¬ versity, Kent State University: Instrumental Music, Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Freshman Band, Stardusters. BRIDGET MORAN — B.S.; Bowling Green State University: Bookkeeping, Record Keeping. CHARLES MOSHER — B A.; Baldwin Wallace, Th B. Malone College, B. D. Nazarene Theo. Sem.: OWA Program. RAYMOND E. NASON — B.A.; Ohio State University, Ohio Weslayan University, University of Utah, Salmon P. Chase Col¬ lege: Occupational Work Experience. DONALD B. NEIMEISTER — Ohio State University, Miami Uni¬ versity, University of Cineinati, Kent State University, Toledo Uni¬ versity: Machine Shop, Related Math Senior Year, Co-Sponser V ' ICA, Ticket Seller, Graduation Exercise. DOLORES OILER — B.R E., B.S.; Cleveland Bible College. Bluffton: English II. PAUL O ROURKE — B.S.; Bowling Green State University: Government, Intramurals. JOSEPH PARRISH — B.S.; Tennessee Temple: American Govt. Ass. Basketball Coach. ANGELA PARKS — B.S.; Ohio State University, Hiram College: English III, English III C P., Herald, Orb, Play Publicity Commit¬ tees. JOSEPH R. PETR1CH — B.S.: Miami University, Ohio State Uni¬ versity, Ohio University, Penn State University, Toledo University: Vocational Drafting I, Vocational Drafting II SHIRLEY PHILLIPS —Assit. Sec., Receptionist. JO ANN RADWIN — B.A.; Bowling Green State University, Ohio State University, City University of New York: Spanish II, Spanish III, Spanish IV. Spanish Club Advisor. DONNA RALSTON — B.S.; Ohio University, Ohio State Univer¬ sity: Child Care and Nursery School. RICHARD REES — B.S., M.A.; West Virginia University: Councii- ing. MARY K. REESER — A.B.; Otterbein College, Penn. State Uni¬ versity: Biology. MATT ROCK — M.E., B.S.; Heidelberg University, Kent State University: Athletic Dir. MERCYNE RUBCICH — A.B.: West Liberty State College Girl s Physical Education, Pep Club, Intramurals GRACE SCHLIENTZ — B.A., M.A : University of Alabama. Ohio State University, Ohio Northern University: Asst. Principle. SUSAN SHAVER — B.S.; Bowling Green State University, Junior Distributive Educa tion, Senior Distribution Education, DECA Ad¬ visor. THOMAS SHESKEY — B A.; Ohio State University, Ohio Uni¬ versity: Distributive Education, DECA Advisor, Prom Decoration Advisor. RICHARD SLACK — B.S.; Ohio State University: Junior Auto Shop, Related, VTCA Advisor Sponsor. RUTH W. SLOANE — B.S.; Ohio State University, Ohio Uni¬ versity: English II, English LLC.P. MARY JO STAFFORD — A.B., B.S.; Ohio Wesleyan University. Ohio State University, English III, Senior Breakfast Advisor. CHARLES STEVENS — A.B ; Olivet College, University of Illinois. Ohio State University, Ohio Northern University, Bowling Green State University: Work Studv III, Work IV. JOHN R. STEWARD — B.A., M.A.; Muskingum College, Kent State University, Ohio State University. Bowling Green State Uni¬ versity: Principle. GREGORY B SWEPSTON — B.S., M.A: Ohio State Univer¬ sity, West Virginia University. Bowling Green State University Sophomore Psychology, Senior Psychology, Basketball Coach. WILLIAM SWIHART — B.A.; Miami University: Music Asst HERBERT TILLETT — B.A., MV, Muskingum College, Kent State University. Bowling Green State University, Asst. Principle, Student Council. PAUL WATTERS — M.A.; Physical Ed: Coach Football and Track, Miami. Xavier. JOYCE WEBB — B.S.; Bowling Green State University English IV, English IV C.P., Teenager-of-Month Adv. ROBERT O. WEBB — B. A : Fairmont State College, University of West Virginia, Ohio State University, Youngstown State Uni¬ versity: Speech, English II, Harding Reporter Advisor, Props n Q s Advisor, Junior Class Play Advisor, Asst. Director of Musical. MINNIE WINDER — A.B., M A : Oberlin College, Columbian University, Shorthand 1, Ty ping I. JEANNETTE D. WILSON — B.S.: Oneonata State University, New York, Manchester College. ROBERT N. WINTERHOFF — B.S.; Miami University: Industrial Arts II. Industrial III CINDY GABRIEL — Asst. Secretary. 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Main Office: 127 North Main St. Branch Offices 949 E. Center St. 345 E. Fairground St. Denzer Funeral Home ISiPp jpls, —--- Dependable Funeral Directors Since 1866 Phone 383-6331 360 E. Center St. emunff We know what you re looking for Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1973 Congratulations Class of ’73 From House of Fabrics 180 FORD PICKUPS POLARA Mercury Monterey GALAXIE 500 fiUCIS ii gm jh | y w % g§ mmmm AMBLEn rid Standard of Compact Car Excellence American t : 1 IcCAR ASSN. Division Of arion hamber Of Commerce DANNER BUICK COMPANY FLEET SERVICE GARAGE INSKEEP OLDSMOBILE, INC. KENNEDY FORD MARION LINCOLN-MERCURY CO. MARION VOLKSWAGON, INC. McdInYel MOTOR COMPANY MOTOR SALES iSlpi TORIN a.c Cutlass in the Lincoln Continental tradition FORD Mustang • Falcon - Fairlane • Ford • Ihunderbird ' LUCAS TV and APPLIANCES Best Wishes Class of 73 Marion Federal Savings and Loan 238 W. Center St. Phone 382-1126 Open Daily 9:30-5:30 Mon. Fr. Till 9 P.M. “ Dedicated to Thrift and Home Ownership Since 1888 1.34 E. Center St. 382-6081 Congratulations to the Class of 1973 FINE MEN BOY’S WEAR Serving Marion — 58 Years 123 North Main Street JIM DUGAN ' S 182 Congratulations Class of 1973 Lockwood Lumber Co. 160 North Greenwood Marion, Ohio 43302 Erickson’s Music 653 East Center Phone 382-6103 Marion, Ohio 43302 Instruments. Supplies and Repairs Compliments of MURPHY’S Downtown 288 W. Center St Southland Mall 1475 Marion-Waldo Rd. Congratulations to Class of 73 MARION FLOWER SHOP Best Wishes to the Class of 1973 Marion s Complete Floral Center East Church at Kenmore maish Advertising THE JAY H. MAISH COMPANY 280 North Main Street Marion, Ohio 43302 Phone: 614 382-1191 FULFILLMENT CORPORATION OF AMERICA 183 Banking. It ' s our bag Marion, Ohio Professional Locksmiths and Safemen Bonded and Insured Best Wishes Class of 1973 Kegelmeyer Business Machines 255 W. Cent St. Congratulations from UHLER ' S Compliments of The Friendly Store Gunder Funeral Home 347 West Center St. Phone 382-3612 162 West Center St. Marion, Ohio FRANK BROS. CO Good Luck Class of 73 Best Wishes Class of ’73 THE DELUXE ONE HOUR CLEANERS ■ V -■ 4 - VC 125 E. Center St. Marion, Ohio “Where Service Makes Shopping A Pleasure 165 W. Center St. Marion, Ohio 187 Compliments of CAL ' S PARTY STORE The ISALY SHOPPE Fine Food “ Home of Pleasin Pizza Corner Greenwood Fairground 382-2273 382-2283 Ice Cream 1081 Mt. Vernon Ave. Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF MARKERTand LEWIS “Known for Quality” WIANT ' S BOOK STORE 135 E. Center Street CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the Class of 1973 SUTTON LIGHTNER Hemmerly’s Flowers And Gifts Quality Apparel For ALL Ages Walker Jewelry Uhler’s Department Store “Jewelry Designed To Your Desire’’ 162 West Center Street Marion, Ohio Phone: 382-1178 614 E. Center Flowers Gifts from all the World to please the Marion Area. Satisfaction Guaranteed 188 THE PAST —A GUIDE THE PRESENT —AN OPPORTUNITY THE FUTURE —A CHALLENGE THE KEY — EDUCATION BENNETT CHEVROLET CO. 189 Marion Insurance Agency 605 E. Center Marion, Ohio HOUSE! Of DESIGN n INTERIOR DESIGNERS 661 E. Center St. — Marion, Ohio Office 382-3298 DICK BARNHART 382-1797 BILL BARNHART 389-1438 Compliments of Smith Dairy 135 Sara Ave. Marion, Ohio Good Luck Cl ass of 73 Congratulations Class of 1973 Carmen Morbitt Realty REAL ESTATE • SALES APPRAISALS 241 Executive Dr. Carmen Morbitt Marion, Ohio Office -382-9565 43302 ◄ Dairii Queen HALL-BECK Congratulations Class of “73” Office Supplies Furniture 272 S. Prospect St., Marion, Ohio Telephone (614)383-2129 Two Locations: 561 N. Main St. 382-3838 1239 Mount Vernon 389-1268 190 Hammond Insurance Agency Inc. For All Your Insurance Needs Tel. 383-6065 444 E. Center St. Marion, Ohio 43302 Best Wishes to the Class of 73 Campus Pizza Chef VlZZA 1673 Marion-Mt. Gilead wit4i D E P ALES Harding Highway East Phone 389-2361 Barden makes good hamburgers, too! c Bordett Burger ilbb mi V ' Ve ' no Sold Sold Sold Sold Grogan Realty Realtors Grogan Realty, Inc. 389-5300 Congratulations Class of 73 191 Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 73. LORD, SULLIVAN YODER ADVERTISING Patten Street Market Loeb Furniture Co 187 West Center Marion, Ohio 43302 382-2739 Carrol Betty McKinniss Ow ner Manager Betty Kates Says Best Wishes to Class of 73 VACUUM CLEANERS - SEWING MACHINES LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT - HOUSEWARES R g D COMPANY SALES AND SERVICE HOOVER • EUREKA - WHITE - ELNA - PULLMAN 1 96 W. COLUMBIA ST. Marion. Ohio 43302 Ralph w. Drake, mgr. phone (6iA) 382-2754 Kate ' s Westside Hardware Plumbing Heating 663 W. Center Marion, Ohio 382-7698 Phone 382-0555 Gremlin Karpet 163 E. Center St. Marion, Ohio Phone 383-4085 Marion’s Karpet Headquarters Also Complete Selections of Custom Made Drapes, Wallpaper Paint, Armstrong Floors Kirsch Rods Accessories 193 What ' s in it for you? Plenty. Just about everything in your home came at least part way by truck - maybe all the way. If you ' ve got it, a truck brought it. And chances are just about as good that the truck ' s door was made here in Marion. TODCO division of Overhead Door Corporation o Earn while you learn Piek the job you want then eall us Congratulations to the Class of 1971 U s A R M Y Administration Aircraft repair Communications Construction Data Processing Drafting Electronics Law Enforcement Mechanics Printing Radio TV Repair Surveying Textile Repair CALL Marion 383-3353 (Collect) The Quaker Oats Co. KEN-L PRODUCTS DIVISION MARION, OHIO 194 F:T«N Congratulations 1973 Graduates Huber Corporation Marion, Ohio — Jean de la Fontaine At Whirlpool, we like to think that the quality of our products reflects the quality of our people. And vice versa. Whirlpool X CORPORATION MARION DIVISION Good people making good products. 195 Schmidt Pharmacy Compliments of Meister Bros. Mike Wilson Everyday needs Complete Prescription Service LOOKOUT RESTAURANT Meister Bros. —383-9967 635 Bellefontaine Ave. Schmidt Pharmacy — 382-2008 682-684 S. Prospect St. Marion, Ohio 382-1441 Congratulations Class of 73 NATION-WISE auto parts DRIVERS DISCOUNT STORES new hours NATION-WISE AUTO PARTS 10-8 daily 8-6 Saturday 793 North Main Street 10-4 Sunday Marion, Ohio 43302 PK Marion GILBERT ' S PRINTING Building Material Remodeling Bellefontaine Ave. Marion, Ohio Phone: 382-1147 200 E. Church St. Phone 382-6583 We specialize in Instant Printing!! With Photo Ready Copy 196 You were bom smart. Make it pay off in The New Navy. The Navy Needs Nuclear Technicians And Advanced Electronics Specialists. Meet the qualifications and the Navy will offer you up to $20,000 worth of advanced technical training. The academic schedule in both fields will be tough. Calling for concentration and honest effort. But they don’t call for a super-brain. More important will be a super-desire on your part to want to learn and to achieve. Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 73 John Pearce and Floyd Jones Recruiters 126 W. Church St. Congratulations Class of 73 Berry ' s Short Stop 762 David Street M arion, Ohio 197 08 . . m i JSI mb iif r Jm? f 1 ' flfiygp 1 fp .. ■ jrf Ss. W ■ w tJtH n .■ .v. 5 - ; . ■ ■ . - ?■ «I t 4w JBK W jf 1 Ml ■ ' w 1 jfcp The Marion Recreation Department Paul O Rouke Rich Rees The quality program for Harding students. Meets each Thursday, October thru April. PATRON LIST Ann’s Carry Out Carroll’s Jewelry Store Joe s Cigar Variety Store James S. Greetham, M.D. M.K. Marshall, M.D. Mr. Mrs. Harold W. Miller Sr Pizza Villa Mrs. Ruth Pvl es Pop Wylies BOOSTER LIST Roeckers Bakery Mr. 6 1 Mrs. Walter J. Corrigan Mr. Mrs. Terry Cox Mr. Mrs. Walter Cox Mrs. Ruth A. Faine Mr. Mrs. Sam Green Mr. Duane Harper Carol Hauhert Mr. Hal Hazelett Donna Herriott Mr. Gary lams Mr. Mrs. Bob Kidd Mr. Mrs. Donald Klingel D. Kransv Bob Martin Mike Rizzo Dick Robinson Mr. Mrs. William Sansotta Miss Mary Jo Stafford Mr. Mrs. Harold Thomas Mr. Mrs. Clyde Triplett 199 BUYER ' S GUIDE Baldauf Sehlientz — 185 Bennett Chevrolet Co. — 189 Berry s Short Stop — 197 Borden Burger — 191 Cal s Party Store — 188 Campus Pizza Chef— 191 Carmen Morbitt Realty — 190 Cinema Ohio Theatre — 185 Dairy Queen — 190 Deluxe One Hour Cleaner — 187 Denzer Funeral Home — 180 Depot Sales — 191 Dugans — 182 Eaton Corp. — 195 Erickson’s — 193 Fahey Banking Co. — 180 Fairpark Foodland — 185 Frank Bros. — 187 Fulfillment Corp. of America — 183 Gilbert ' s Printing — 196 Gremlin Karpet s Inc. — 193 Grogan Realty, Inc. — 191 Gunder Funeral Home — 187 Hall-Beck — 190 Hammond Ins. — 191 H mmerly’s Flowers — 188 Holiday Inn of Marion — 180 House of Design — 190 House of Fabrics — 180 Huber Corp. — 195 Hughes Studio — 178 Hull’s Lock Key Shop — 185 Jay H. Maish Co. — 183 Joe Davis Realty— 192 Josten s — Lord’s — 186 Kates Hardware — 193 Kegelmever Bus. Machines — 187 Lockwood Lumber Co. — 183 Loeb s Furniture — 192 Lookout Rest — 196 Lord’s Jeweler s Inc. — 186 Lord, Sullivan Yoder — 192 Lu cas TV Appliances — 182 Marion New Car Dealers Assoc. — 181 Marion Coca-Cola — 179 Marion Federal — 182 Marion Insurance Agency — 190 Marion Flower Shop — 183 Market Lewis — 188 Murphy, G.C. Co. — 183 National City Bank — 184 Nation-Wise Auto Parts — 196 Nickles Baking Co. — 179 Quaker Oats Inc. — 194 Patten St. Market — 192 P.K. Marion — 196 Penney’s — 180 Pollack Steel — 192 R D Co. — 193 Schmidt Pharmacv-Meister Bros. — 196 Sims Bros., Inc. — 185 Smith Diary — 190 Stewart Photography — 193 Sutton Lightner— 188 Swinger — 198 The Isalv Shoppe — 188 Tooco Door — 194 Uhlers — 187 U.S. Army — 194 U.S. Navy — 197 Walker s Jewelry — 188 Walter Axhelm’s-Riehman Bros. — 179 Whirlpool Corp. — 19 5 Waint’s Book Store — 188 Wilson Shoes — 179-192 200 Bn, «- l-- - , 7 • B W ■■oh H ■ |Kv |B a 1 i S . aw this school year to a close, the staff would like to take this opportu rtfr y ' i t rr-honor a facult 1 o is retiring this year. During her years in the teaching profession, she has given of herself un support of the school and its activities. Her tireless enthusiasm has touched students as well a: - Iftfi l urteri , H ' I ly JU l ' s Hdv i gjship of this yearbook over a span of twenty years. We, the advisors and staff of this Quiver, can appreciate this work above all other. So, it is with this personal appreciation that we dedicate this 1973 Quiver to Miss Marv Jo Stafford with all the best wishes for a bright and fruitful retirement. “The man-k of wisdom is to see the Miraculous in the common. — Emerson So here I am, in the middle way having had twenty years Trying to learn to use words, and every attempt Is a wholly new start, and a different kind of failure Because one has only learnt to get the better of words For the thing one no longer has to say, or the way in which One is no longer disposed to say it. And so each venture Is a new beginning, a raid on the inarticulate With shabby equipment always deteriorating In the general mess of imprecision of feeling, Undisciplined squads of emotion. 208 T.S. Eliot 7-vb:
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