Harrison High School - Vista Yearbook (Harrison, OH)

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WE SALUTE YOU Q:-4 iii.. .- ,. ,,,,,,,,, D .,:. . ' wt, I ' Q 'Q it ,4 -. Q J A ,w itty , , ,. .'. xg R.. , -- Q75 A i t w Little prniSe but much hard worlt is .ill .1 part of being .1 football m.in.iger. Ask Al Sehuclt, lion lfvnns .ind Harry Yaney. They know. Of course, they liked the time out of claw to nmrlt out the field. Wh.1t's qi team without good innnngersl Don Evans .ind Bill linnis were this ye.ir's lmslxetlxill I11Lll1.1gCl'S. ma Ii1oii'l'Y-Two VINI, VIGOR, AND VITALITY This is Ll clear description of our pcppy cheerlead- ers, Myrtle Hacker, Karen Eiklor, and Janet Kaiser.

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CINDERELLAS Firxl Row: IE. Smith, T. Martin, F. Wolf, Kaiser, M. Miller, B Powers, and Miss Schaif- ner. SVCOIHI Row: J. Wil- loughby, P. Flannery, B. McQueen, W. High, T Rolfes, J. Miller, and .I Kneplle. Ruth Knepfle, a sophomore, is all set to put the shot during a practice period. Norma Hawk, Sylvia Foster, and M. Grubbs await their turn. Evelyn Wolf, a junior, awaits the GO signal for the low hurdles. Evelyn was our star in girls' track last year, racking up many points. She brought in 22 points toward our trophy. Many girls of Harrison High have shown their skill in Girls' Track, both in Held and track events. Last May, our girls' track team brought glory to our school by receiving the First place trophy at the County Meet at Carthage Fairgrounds, by scoring 48 SXY6 points. Many of last year's winners are in track this year, strengthened by many newcomers. XVC all have high hopes for this season. PAGE EIGHTY-ONE

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