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

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Sorry! It's Out Geraldine Kerr, Assistant: Mrs. Elizabeth S. Cross, Librarian, lune Rae Harper. ln the library, where we who have special assignments spend our study periods, Mrs. Cross and Miss Kerr check out lune Rae's loook. The office all pupils eventually visit for purposes good and other- wise. There student helpers are in evidence, but the three mus- keteers-Misses Crawford, Bosso, and Totten-make the wheels go 'round. Mimeographing, selling supplies, and making attendance records are all in the day's work. During noon hour, we relax. Students enjoy the inter-class games in the gym or the movies. When conferences and committee meetings do not forbid, teachers assemble to chat about Mary, the Red Cross, or what-have-you. All l-lardingites welcome each issue of the school paperudevouring it is another noon hour diversion. High Life Again REAR: Emily l... Kaufman, English: Gertrude H. Lynn, History. ROW TWO: losephine Guarnieri, His- toryg Florence M. Newton, Mathematics: Mary K. Duck, English, Esther Tubaugh, English. ROW ONE: lustine Bettiker, Speech and Dramatics. QUIET IN HERE! Grace Crawford, Stella Totten, Anne Bosso on mimeograph job.

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PUVl L-'S PRXRANK CARD A ' ...fn 1 1 - I M' .4 K E -- r - u .N Home Room r 5 Mud, r 20 no 4 ot6!4f-W4154' 206 1 fy J. 7 N6 60,54-lfv 301' -6 I . uf 8 'yy' I' W 9 - J Y PM 1' E cape-Exam Day M R tl l VanMetre and lUB Geometry class. Sorrows of a lU-B often begin at 7:45. The early morning class is one outlet for our crowded classroom situa- tion. Now tune Rae Harper struggles with one of Mrs. VanMetre's famed blue book exams-an excellent de- vice to check up on how much we didn't learn. Gym class, conducted by Miss Eaton, is a welcome pause in the march of grey-matter. Those basketball Chatter Club STANDlNG: Margaret L. Woodland, Latin, Dorothy E. Hart, Historyg A. Margaret Eaton, Physical Ed cati u on. ROW TWO: Mrs. Kathryn T, McCurdy, French F k E H H t y TOIH . GYHUF, IS Of . ROW ONE: Charles E. Corlett, Bandg Mrs. loseph Thoman, English. IO in games barely give lune Rae enough time to put on a new face before the bell whisks her off to the involvements of grammar with Mrs. Thoman. An early lunch is consumed by the musical-minded Har- dingites who tootle horns un- der Mr. Corlett's baton and get in tune for the football seaf son. lune Rae keeps up on her dates fi. e.-dates like l492j under Miss l-lart's tute- lage. She stumbles through Gaul with Caesar in Miss Woodland's class. Mr. Har- nar, her homeroom teacher, may well advise her to drag books home, for her full sched- ule allows her a rare study period. ln this study hour, she meets Mrs. McOurdy.

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Our friend, Kenneth Barton, gets that senior feeling in his huge l2-A homeroom-today it's dues, tomorrow it's invitations, and next day it's Echoes pictures. What a whirl! l-le builds chairs and tables in woodshop, with Mr. Kenneth Kra- POPIUS QRQQVQAM cAQD ll! I BFE. O K on fi J,!69ff .- 'wir e I' :B C. 1 . t-..f 'ff . .1 ' f - ' IS' 2 6J0wff04df7P lo 7 ,Q WI ' 3 Home Room Q2 1:15434 7 . ' l ,, os 3 4 G1 DONOT Q QI 'N-IIS SPICE . Uv? E ...! , ,.Q1,2l9 . 7 a4,LIm Harold C. Hulrne, Physiology and General Science, Ruth A. Partridge, English: Kenneth L. Kraker, Woodshopy Wiley S. Garrett, H1slory. ker around to help on rough edges. Kenny QBarton, this timej gets news about his insides from physiology p e d a g o g u e, Mr. l-lulrne, and develops his writing art in Miss Partridge's English course. Mr. Sullivan keeps him taking dictation and pecking at the type- writer in commercial classes, and insists that the goal is speed and accuracy. Fleet of foot, Kenny becomes one of Mr. Garrett's traclcstersg during the season, he rnust train intensively each day at 2:45. Keep 'Em Flying William P. Sullivan qves speed test.