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

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CLASSES JANUARY CLASS PLAY NEW BROOMSH -by- Frank Craven CAST: Kenneth Deemer, Thomas Bates, Charles DeVoe, M1'. Kneelandg Margaret Cola, Margaret: Ralph Uhlinger, Williamsg Ralph Beal, George Morrow: Marvin Jose, Thomas Bates, Jr.: Ruth Hoef- Hinger, Ethel Bates: Alice Mae Dodge, Florence Wheeler: William Wood, Wallie Nowellg Barton Murray, Rev. Philip Dowg Dorothy Parker, Geraldine Marsh: James Bollas, Simpson: Franklin Burton, Nelson. STAFF: Joe Antonelli, Hugh Antonelli, Stage Managers: Apostolos Safos, Electrician: Edna McCoy, Harriet McKibben, Prompters: Lois Botroff, Wardrobe Mistressg Lucile Eatwell, Raymond Jones, Business Manaszersg Phyllis Mae Weye1', Advertising Manager. What a splendid old groueh Kenny , turned out to bel Did you see him pale after he swallowed the end of his cigar? Florence CAlice Mael was modern srnartness personified. Hal George fRalph Beall reminded us of some of the high-powered salesmen who have knocked at our door. Dorothy played well the part of Jerry, the lovely, modest girl who steps in when Nlargaret Chl. Colaj steps out. What a life young Bates Qhlosel leads when he assumes the business responsibilities ot his father fDeemerD, who in turn is rejuvenated by having a fling at Flaming youthu. Page Twenty-one

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The ECHOES PAULINE THORNHILL Gcnrrrzl Patience may brim: it to you, But 'tis better to IIC after it. Spanish, 3, Dramatic, 3: Bird, 2: 1 Hiprh Life, 3: Civics: Senior I' rom. RICHARD TYLER Gcnnral W'ere silence gold, 1'd be ai mil- lionaire. Civics. GEORGE VOISHAN C07Illllfl'Ci!Il Tis good to be merry and wisc. Civics: Monitor, 1: Echoes. EDVVARD VVASON IY0fI1fT07lIll The greatest truths are simplest, and so the greatest men. Industrial Arts, 2, 3: Civics. SAMUEL VVILLIAMS Srifntiff' 'Be good and let who will be clever. Frolics, 2: Track, 1, 2, 3: Class Basketball, 1, 2, 3: Civics: Phi- Fhem, 2. HERNIAN YVUOU Classiral A'He brushes aside all obstacles. Spanish, 2, 3: Senior Prom: Civ- ics Page Twenty MAE TRIM BLE Srifzztijir They can conquer who believe they can. Friendship, 1, 2, 33 Civics. YVILLIAIVI VENN l'f'l 1'l fjllliffflll I'll never let my school interfere with my education. Civics. DOROTHY VVARD CllIJJifHl Her face is fair, her heart is true. Frolics. 1 g Friendship, 1, 2, 3: Aeneid: Spanish, 2, 3: Phi-Chem, 2: Civics. PH YLLI S Nl AY VVEYER Clrusiral Bright and sweet and loved by all: Many friends come at her call. Booster, 3: Friendship, l, 2, 3: Aeneidg French: Orchestra, l 3 Dra- matic, 1, 2, 3: Glee, 1, Z, 3: High Life, Zi Senior Prom: Civics: Frolics, 2: Echoes: Senior Assembly Committee: Commencement Pro- uram: Senior Play. KATHRYN VVILSON Sffilograjhlzir Her friends are many, her enemies few. Friendship, 2, 3: Glee, 2: Class Basketball, 3: Bird, 2: Civics. VVILLI AM NVOO D Clzlsyival Peace rules the day where reason rules the mind. Booster, 3: Dramatic, 2, 3: Let- termen, 3: Tennis, 3: Monitor, 1. 2, 3: Senior Prom: Civics: Senior Play.

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The ECI-IOES l l I 1-'fLucile Eatwell. 24Frances Giddimzs. 3--Harriet McKibben. 4fDorothy Parker. 5fEdna McCoy 6- Franklin Burton. TfKath1'yn Wilson. 8fAlice Long. 9-Caroline Bradley. 10--'Elizabeth Saylor 11fBa1'ton Murray. 1ZfVi1'1:inia Offineer. 13-Rosalie Alleman. 14fStanley All:fu'd. 15f-Billy Weesner 16+Ruth Measc. l7fRuth Withers. Page TwenLy-two