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

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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.

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Each homeroom president re- serves period 4 for study. That hour, on Tuesdays, finds him in Student Council meeting, Where Mrs. Webb, Mr. Hetzler, and Presi- dent Cooper direct Council activi- ties. Faculty members are ticket men at football games. Mr. Crawford tdissector extraordinaire in class- roomj supervises this ticket busi- ness. Can he ever forget the fans - mad for admittance to the Massillon game? ln November, Mr. Macliwan and Mr. Scobie put aside military manners and returned to drill us in science and shorthand. How- ever, Mr. MacEWan soon rejoined the U. S. Army. We're proud of all Harding boys and men in the service. That reminds us-collecting pa- per and scrap, Red Cross sewing, First Aid classes, and buying stamps are a real part of each school day. Mr. lohnson ably supervises the stamp sale. And so We conclude the chapter on Our Day's Work WithHAll out for Victory!! I4 More Pencils! Harold H. Hetzler, Spanishg Mrs. Clara K. Webb, Latin: lean Nowling reports to Student Council headquarters. 5 t K 559501 Thumbs Up! Raymond M. Crawford, Zoology tfrontlg Norman C. lohnson, Commercial Geography, Donald D. Mac- Ewan, Scienccg lames Scobic, Commercial. 6-.Aff ' . LEFT: Allie M. Chalker, Mathe- matics. RIGHT: Hot from the Oven! lessie Hurlbert, Home Economics Clothing: Eugenia Vlad, Foods. Willie Wimbish, Gussie Mae Smith, and Elizabeth Macaulay, members of the Foods Class. and Cafe, Virginia Carpenter,