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

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TRUTH IN EDUCATION Harding school life depicts THE AMERICAN WAY . . . we always feel a special glow of hap- piness when our color guard marches on the field, carrying Old Glory and the Red and White. 1904 students and 64 teachers crowd our classrooms to capacity . . . teachers and text-books give facts instead of propaganda . . . magazines and newspapers are not regimented by the government . . . TRUTH IN EDUCATION is the rule at Harding. A well-organized Student Council is a part of our democratic system through which we achieve representative RULE BY THE PEOPLE . . . voting is cherished as a right and a re- sponsibility in this land of NO DICTATORS-1400 students cast ballots at the mock November election . . . our school publications hold high the tradition of A FREE PRESS. We may disagree out loud too-our Speakers' Bureau, exercising FREEDOM OF SPEECH, gave a genuine service to school and community this year in interpreting issues of public inter- est, such as, the School Levy . . . RELIGIOUS FREEDOM makes for friendly relationships at Harding fthe picture shows a group with heads bowed reverently during the morning's Our Father. l Eagerness to forge ahead shines in the faces of this group of Ianuary graduates at Com- mencement . . . and so our version of the American way of life concludes with CONFIDENCE IN THE FUTURE. Page Two

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The january and june Classes of 1941 Warren G. Harding Senior High School Warren, Ohio depict THE AMERICAN WAY in THE ECHOES OF 1941

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COLOR GUARD: Harold Wetzel, Robert Pitcher, Clyde Culver, Robert Schell. RULE BY THE PEOPLE: President Mary Iane Carnahan presides at Student Council ses- sion . . . identified in the circle from front left - Marjorie McClure, Secretary Marjorie Smith, Ioe Beskid . . . circle two-Marguerite Clark, Victor Funtjar, Iohn Nickel, Mike Pitinii . . . circle three-Marilynne MacGregor, Richard Cox, Bob Boyd, Pat Hickey, Donna Harris, Mr. Hetzler. NO DICTATORS: Hi-Eco-Sy conducts mock election . . . President Glenn Iob, President Robert Haupt, Vice President Genevieve Hilb, and Secretary Carmela Frell check names and ballots . . . Ruth McCune and Buster Parker register, while lack Powell waits his turn at the booth. A FREE PRESS: Bessie Mae Hebenstreit, business manager, Bill Cooper, editor, and Charles Gillen, sports editor, give their products a critical eye. FREEDOM OF SPEECH: Carmela Frell holds the attention of Speakers' Bureau . . . Cidentifi- cation by row, front to rearl row one-Ted Caldwell, Bill Gass, Bill Cooper, George Schra- der, Bill Yakovac . . . row two-Muriel Mulligan, Josephine Beck, Emily Iewell, Evelyn Franks, Mary Iane Carnahan . . . row three-Margaret Smith, Clara Syrnanski, Betty Conine, Anne Friedly, Don Lovett, Larry Nelson, Sandy West, Miss Barrick . . . standing- Richard Cox. Iohn Badin, Evelyn Hakala, Charles Gillen, Clayton Francis . . . not in picture -William Flath, Iudy Klivans, Audrey Lynn, Emma Hickox, Chester La Buda, C. E. Dilley. Page Three