Warren G Harding High School - Echoes Yearbook (Warren, OH)

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ADMINISTRATICDN FACULTY ii M ILTON M OLLEN KUPF Principal O. A. LOVE'l l' JEANNETTE RISDON Dean of Boys Dean of Girls How six G. F. Henry, R. T. Daily, W. P. Sullivan, P. F. Hill. K. I.. Kraker, Ii. E, Nickel, H. C. Hulme, R. M. Crnwforrl, D. Ii. Lafferty. Row five I.. C. Hatfield, H. H. Alden, W. S. Garrett, J. 'l'. Yost, R. Glass, H. C. Wagner, H. L. Cowclen. llow foul' 0. A. Lovett, J. C. Hickox, Mrs. Mt'Clll'1ly, C. H. Carleton, H. H. Hetzler, Mrs. Van Metre, Mrs. Wehh. Row three 1. E. Massar, Miss Risclon, Miss NVate1's, Miss Prirter, Mrs. Gates, Miss Chalker, Miss Backus, Miss Hemphill, M. N. Fitzyzeralil. Row two M. M, Mollenkopf, Miss Kaufman, Miss Ilennis, Miss Hnrric-lx, Miss Malmshexwy, Miss Bowen, Miss Pailclack. Miss Eat:-n, Miss Sacha, M. F. Cooley. Row one Misses Van Winkle, Yost, Crawford, VVhcele1', Dennison. Riilirley, Porea, li Nut in luivture C. I . Schein' C. F. Corlett, YV. R. Cass. Miss Hilnlel', Miss Hisey. P329 Seven

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The ECHGES P5- BGARD OF EDUCATION H. B. TURNER, Sllf1El'iIIff'IIllA IIf L. O. XVURTEMBERGER, Di:-after of Schools AIABEL C. XVOLFE, CY1P7'k-TI'l'Il.S'1lIIl JOHN XV. HUGH ES DR. R. B. IJOBBINS, Premlenf LYNN B. DANA H. S. BICKIBBEN F. S. KINCISTON, lyifr l,I'! .Vill,l'Ilf

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The ECHCDES STUDENT COUNCIL Officers: President, Joseph Burickg Vice President, Alice hflae Dodge, l, How- ard Morrison, 2, Secretary, Theda Whitneyf, 1, Jean Blair, 2, Treasurer, Robert Taylor, 1, George Gentithes, 2. Mrs. Clara K. Webb and H. C. Wagner are faculty advisers. The chief service of the Council to the school this year was the second-hand book store, for the demand for used books was very great. This Work was managed by Nlor- rison, lVIikolaizyk, and VVas, who gave many hours to checking and appraising books. The Monitor System was headed by President Joe Burick, who appointed six chairmen and forty-two monitors. These boys helped keep the corridors quiet. The l0-B reception and the publication of the student handbooks, which are given to all new members of our school, were supervised by the Council. Two highlights of this year were the Armistice Day Assembly and the Student Council Dance. New projects were the purchase of shrubbery and flowers for the school grounds and sending representatives to other high schools for the purpose of studying their organization and methods. Con- tribution was made to the Community Fund. Row four-4Moore, Rudolph. Row three-Mr. Wagner, Poole, Bowers, Taylor, Mathieson, Cole, Dennison, Salen. Row two-Whitney, Laakso, Wines, McDonald, Creaser, Brewster, Daugherty, Schrader, Mrs. Webb. Row one--Seko, Fulton, Tucker, Morrison, Gentithes, Buriek, Blair, Harpster. Page Eight