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

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A THE ECHUESU Editor , 7 7 7 , . ,,,.... Assistant Editor 7 7 7 7 , c L, Business Manager Circulation ,7s,7,7,,s7s, ,sV,,.,. Art s,,.,s7s,,,,, Sports ,ss7s,7 Staff ss,ss,ss IANUARY Dorothy Henry Lillian Antonelli Harold McClellan Margaret Lansing Robert Woofter Willard Davis Betty Biddlestone Ioe Filler Iames Fuller lack Gimbel Ruth Hayes Ruth Horton Virginia Lewis Betty Porea Richard Roderick Dorothy Swegan Kathleen Verra S T A F F lUNE Eoline Newhouse Iuanita Williams Richard Knowlton Mildred Beckman Marjorie Marshall lack Farrell Eleanor Barber, Gloria Brogneaux Anne Cerny, Eileen McCusker Bill Ferguson, Mary Grima Lois Hool, Eleanor Hyde Savel Lampila, Aini Malli Iune Mersereau, Mary Pater Cornelia Racatain, Bob Shape William Shafer, Bob Shoemaker Aretta Stanley Katherine Susleck Mario Valsi XQXM. Sfllqllv erm A GLIMPSE IN THE PAST Earl Derr Biggers edited in 1902 and 1903 The Cauldron , literary magazine. Four to six issues of this publication appeared each year from l903 to 1912. A year book was produced from 1914 to 1919 under the name High School Life . For one year H9203 the annual was called Maroon and White . ' Since 1921, a year book has been published under the present title, The Echoes . A magazine section, composed of student writing, was added to The Echoes in l935. In honor of Earl Derr Biggers, this new enterprise was called The CauIdron . 4.-,.

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YNARRENIHGH 1857 1858 1863 -First class to ,be graduated: PRUNHNENT SCHUUL GRADUATES SOME Mary McEwen, who came from Youngstown, because Warren Schools were better: Eliza M. Smith: Harvey C. Clark. -I. C. Hutchins: Iudge. ' -Carrie Schaller CMrs. Frank Mackeylz Probably oldest living graduate. 1869-Ben Milligan: Outstanding oculist in Cleveland. 1873 1876 1883 1883 1886 1887 1889 1893 1894 1896 1900 1903 1903 1906 1907 1908 -Harriet Taylor KUptonl: Woman suffrage and political leader. -Phebe Sutliff: President of Rockford College. -Nettie Thayer fPewl: Business. -Charles M. Wilkins: Iudge of Common Pleas Court. -F. P. McBerty: Industry-original spot welder inventor. -Zell P. Smith CZel1 Hart Demingl: Publisher. -Virginia Reid: Taught in Warren High from 1894 until her retirement in 1932. -Iohn Estabrook: Industrial and civic leader. -I. A. Cline: Iudge of Court of Appeals and prosecuting attorney, Cuya- hoga County. -W. B. Kilpatrick: Member of Ohio Constitutional Convention of 1912: mayor. -Raymond McCorkle: Missionary to Iapanp manager of rubber planta- tion in India. -Earl Derr Biggers: Created Charlie Chan , wrote Seven Keys to Baldpate . -Howard R. Weir: Episcopalian Rector in Philadelphia. -Iessie Masters: Concert and radio singer in Washington, D. C. -Forest Brooks: Chief Engineer, American Telephone G Telegraph Co., New York City. -Arthur White: Professor at Western Reserve University. 1912-Ralph Griswold: Landscaping-Superintendent of Parks in Pittsburgh. 1916-Francis Chapin: Well-known artist in Chicago. 1918-Salvini Guarnieri: Local artist. 1920 fIan.D-Harry Masters: President of Albright College. 1923 CIan.l-Thayer Olds: Lieutenant in U. S. Army Air Corps. 1923 fIan.l-Walter Klippert: Manager of rubber plantation, Costa Rica. 1924 Uunel-Clarence B. Turner: Professor of Modern Languages, Rutgers. 1926 Uanj-Gerhard Derge: Metals Research Laboratory, Carnegie Tech. 1927 Clunel-George Maliphant: Engineer, in India for British Government. 1928 Uan.J-May Looney: Swimming, won world championship in Canada, May, 1934.

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IJEDIUATIUN We dedicate The Echoes of 1938 to Alice K. Bowen, Whose untiring service in the library Will ever be appreciated by all who know her.