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

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The ECHQES ROW SEVEN-C. Hill, Bland, Frazier, Barhoover, Baldwin, Long, Alden, Howard, Benikos, H. Schryver, Daugherty, R. Schryver, Berkowitz, MacMillan. ROW SIX-Swain, Blount, jones, G. Davis, Atkinson, H. Green, King, Simon. ROVV FIVE-Martin, Richardson, Betz, Weir, Ellis, Coates, Tilton, Storey. ROVV FOUR-Logue, Morrison, VVilloughby, Lewis, Hoopes, VVitherspoon, Hutzley, Eustace, Clark. ROW THREE-Mr. Carleton, Stone, Ruoko- nen, Taipale, Bartholomew, Kagy, McBride, Keith, Rulvenson, Harpester, VVright, Miner. ROVV TVVO-Garrett, Hickox, Reinhold, Tucker, Groves, B. Morris, Cullinan, Brague, Gar- lick, Mosier, Myer, Foster. ROVV ONE-Pfau, Fletcher, Burner, Morris. Tanase, Datish, Bowen, Cox. R OVV SEVEN-Murray, Reiser, VVaddell, Failes, Eves, Barhoover, J. Maurer, Simon, R. Daugh- erty, B. Daugherty, Daily, Stuart. ROVV SIX-Pritchard, Cooper, Hilton, Foster, Marshall Thomas, Hoffman, R. johnson, Ripple, Ditzler, Homan, Frazier, Blount, C. Maurer, Pentz ROVV FIVE-Aramhaisk, Bogden, jones, Hankins, Kontos, Binikos, Rae, Spano, Burgera' myer, Courter, Tomlin, Appleby, C. Johnson, Aubel. ROVV FOUR-Statler, M.cGarvey, WVise Joseph, Knight, McNamer, Karozos, Roderick, Ott, Heller, O'Donnell, Biddlestone, Garner Berkowitz. ROVV THREE-Brooks, VValters, Cavanaugh, Foster, O'Tain, Thompson, Oden Terrill, Haani, A. Taylor, Taylor, Shenosky, McKinney, Anson, Harmon. ROW' TVVO-L Allen, Fortney, Selkma, Mantovani, VVilliams, Fillmore, Thomas, Mackey, Ruokonen, Szmanski Kail, Shannon, Petit, Lear, Mahan, Brunton, Dravis. ROVV ONE-Brown, Mr. Hulme, Kirk: patrick, Morris, Paully, Hutzley, Mr. Crawford, Bartholomew, Baldwn, Tilton, Long, Pierson, Moser, Canzonetta, James, Bowen, Estahrook. PI-ll-CHEM ZQO L Q Gr Y Pnnf SWUMIV1' v v v

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LGS AMIGOS ESPANGLES LE V rljpanish Club enjoyed an unusually successful year, due g yinterest aroused in the varied activities. Among the numerous parties held, perhaps the outstanding one was the Christmas party held at the home of Evelyn Cross. The Mardi Gras , sponsored jointly with the French Club, was a unique and colorful social event of the year. The programs were educational as well as intensely interesting, especially an account of actual experiences in Nicaragua by Wilho Hatunen. A high spot was a debate wholly in Spanish on the resolution That United States should annex Cuba . The negative, upheld by George Gentithes and Harold Green, bowed in a moral defeat before the onslaught of the affirmative, upheld by VVilson Binger and Howard Niorrison. Officers were: President, George Gentithes, Howard blorrisong Vice President, Harold Green, VVilson Bingerg Secretary, Henry Betz, Virginia Pierson, Treasurer, Orville VVilsor1, Steve liatey. Harold H. Hetzler is the sponsor of the club. P. S. Refreshments were exceptionally good this year. CERCLE FRANCAIS Le Cercle Francais is composed of the twelfth grade French students who make at least G-plus in that subject. Klrs. Kathryn lIcCurdy is faculty sponsor, while officers for the two semesters included: President, Helen llandrean, Jessie Lee llillerg Vice President, Jean Blair, Ruth Pfaug Secretary, Theda Parker, Edith Harrell. The programs of the meetings, which are held every two weeks, consist of reports on French books and authors, scenes from French plays, and entertainment a la Fran- cais. Together with the Spanish Club, the second annual Nlardi Gras was held, an occasion colorful with gay costumes. Fancy dress prizes were awarded to Virginia Pierson, Pete Klarshall, llax Saddle, Genevieve Poulton, and bliss Edith Paddock. The carnival Rex felected by the student bodyj was Howard lfforrison. Among the high lights of the year was also a unique assembly, the chief interest of which was Robert Taylor and his company of marionettes. Departing seniors were honored in the second semester by a farewell dinner given in the cafeteria. Page Sixty-ninz'

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Pl-ll-CHEM CLUB The Phi-Chem Club functions as two distinct organizations this year. The Physics division, sponsored by Clayton H. Carleton, is composed of members of the Physics classes who wish to experiment further and to study interesting physical phenom- ena. The Benzene Ring, sponsored by Ivan E. Massar, is open to Chemistry students who maintain a grade of G-plus or better. Activities of the clubs have consisted of demonstrations by members and numerous trips to local industries. Officers of the Physics Club were: President, Harold Green, David Bishop, Vice President, Henry Betz, Richard Howard, Secretary, Rex Coates, Ruth Pfau. Officers of the Benzene group included: President, Herbert Schryver, Nfatthew Palovich, Vice President, Kfiles Baldwin, Robert Bowers, Secretary-Treasurer, lrvin Bland, John Heldack. ZOQLQGY CLUB Within two years the Zoology Club, under the sponsorship of R. NI. Crawford and H. C. Hulme, has gained much fame, due to the frequent Held trips, excursions to points of interest in Pittsburgh, lectures, the annual exhibit, club movies, social affairs, and regular meetings. The Zoolngisf, clever bi-weekly publication, has won many friends for the organization also. This year the Club became a member of the Stu- dent Science Clubs of America. Engineering the club were: President, W. Scott Long, Nfiles Baldwin, Vice President, Robert Tilton, Roberta Kirkpatrick, Secretary, Ruth Hutzley, Jeannette Brown, Treasurer, Nfiles Baldwin, Rita Petit, Corresponding Secretary, Celia Laakso. Supervised by Nlr. Hulme, the following students managed the work of The- Zoologistz Editor, Helen Paully, Bernadine Nforris, Circulation Nlanager, Ruth Hutzley, Artists, W. Scott Long, Junior hfaurer, Literary Editor, John Allen. In addition to the above officers and editors, members of the staff included Allen, NI. Bartholomew, N. Binikos, K. Brooks, R. Cooper, A. Flasck, I. Haani, C. Kivisto, A. Mason, D. liorris, D. Poole, T. Roderick, E. Selkma, L. Schyll, K. Tanase, M. Tropf, and R. Thomas. Page Sffventy-one