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

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The ECHOES Row four-H. L. Cowden, O. A. Lovett, H. H. Hetzler, H. C. Wagner, K. L. Kraker, P. F. Hill, R. M. Crawford, H. C. Hulme. Row three-C. K. VVebb, A. I. Barrick, D. W. Malmsberry, A. K. Bowen, C. Whitcomb, J. Risdon, D. M. Yost, E. Paddock, M. A. Dennison, E. L. Kaufman, R. B. Wheeler. Row two-Bustard, Pishotti, Lilley, Elliott, Kail, Work, Gentithes, Moore, Jones. Row one-Long, Phillis, Atkinson, Binger, Mathieson, Willoughby, Green. Row six-Falkner, Moser, Bowers, H. Thornhill, Moore, Bishop, May. Row Hve-Rogers, T. Davis, Falconer, Price, Boncory, Gentithes, Thompson. Row four-Miss Wheeler, Webster, Nilson, Boles, Spraitzar, Tilton, Pumphrey, Atkinson, P. Thornhill, Mr. Cowden. Row three-Beck, Smith, Kline, Z. Messersmith, Taylor, Smith, Schrader, Harpster, Rubenson, Foley. Row two-K. Davis, Porea, Parker, T. Messersmith, Lindbergh, Sillitoe, Grant, Cross, Stoddart, Miss Malmsberry, Miss Barrick. Row one-Brown, Taylor, Marshall, Mathieson, Moore, Pierson, Hunt, Guarnieri, Tucker. SPONSORS HND PRESIDENTS BOOSTER

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STUDENT CGUNCIL JT BTrs. Clara K. Webb and H. C. Wagner devote much time to the Student Council, as faculty sponsors. 'The officers this year included: President, George Gentithes, H. R. Lilley, Vice,President, Howard Nlorrisong Secretary, Jean Blair, VVinifred Daugherty, Treasurer, Nlike Hydic, Raymond Price. The Student Council assists in many Ways in governing the school. lts chief duties are second-hand bookstore, lost and found drawer, hall duty, care of the cafe- teria, and the Well-known monitor system. The Student Council Hafzrl Hook, which contains the rules of the school, is given to each newcomer. Our Armistice Day assembly and two student dances were in charge of the Council. A contribution was made to the Community Fund and clothes Were secured for the poor. The Council also furnished funds for the Kent and Special Senior examinations. MCDNITGRS The Klonitor system is a branch of Student Government activity which is pro- viding great and necessary aid in securing better organized traffic conditions and more orderliness in the corridor. Each chairman is on duty one hour daily, during Which time he supervises eight men who have been assigned a position. These monitors are selected as a competent group of boys who give their best for the betterment of the school. The monitors are headed by the president of the student body. The six chairmen serving under George Gentithes were: Alvin Jones, Huston Pippenger, Harold Smith, Klike Hydic, Jason Nloore, and Robert Lind. Those serving under H. R. Lilley were: Carl Lundy, Alvin Jones, Joseph Hapgood, Gordon Christie, David Dennison, and James Thornhill. Page Sixty-one

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COUNCIL CF SPCNSCRS QND PRFISIDENTS This council of sponsors and presidents oflclasses and clubs was organized two years ago, when some step toward co-operation among the leaders of extra-curricular activities was felt to be greatly needed. Although it has no regular meetings, a meeting can be called at any time by O. A. Lovett, in charge of all extra-curricular activities, or by the Student Council President. The council has served the student body and has succeeded in giving a better extra-curricular system in many ways. Their work can be seen in the method of re- cording each student's extra-curricular record, in the planning of a calendar of events for the coming year, and in saving money for the school by having orchestras bid for school dances. BCCSTER CLUB Booster Club-a club that is hard to get in, and harder to stay in. Why? Its membership is limited to fifty-six, and in order to get in, one must be elected by the club, in order to stay in, one must make the number of points required. Four people deserving special mention for their efforts this year are Ruth Sillitoe, Bonita Hunt, Thelma Moore, and Charles Foley. Promotion of every activity of school is the work of this group. Special functions this year included a peppy football rally, decorating for annual football banquet, three dances, chief of which were the Victory Dance after the Niles game and Groundhog Dance to raise Community Fund pledge, weekly decoration of football field, ticket sales, and annual Frolics. This yearls work was ably led by the following officers: President, Walter hflathie- son, Charles Foleyg Vice President, Charles Foley, Robert Taylor, Secretary, Julia hflarshallg Treasurer, Robert Taylor, Jason Nloore. Faculty sponsors are: Augusta l. Barrick, Harry L. Cowden, Doris VV. Nlalmsberry, and Ruth B. Wheeler. Page Sixty-three