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

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B00 TER THE ALERT THE BUSY B's ROVV FIVE-Kerr, +3 VVeir, Birrell, Mills, Knowlton Hayes, Moore, Bland, Nickel. Row Form-Reed, Mel Farland, 23 Farrell, VVhitman, Wagner, VVhite, Gorog, 1, 23 Dungan, Lichtenstein, Geaman. ROVV THREE-M Thomas, Dungan, 3, Ellis, Narotsky, Mitcheltree, John- son, Carliaugh, VVhiteman, Goschke, N. VVilliams, Carl- son. ROVV TVVO--Miss Malmslwerry, Newton, Hinten Emery, 3, Beeson, Montgomery, Heim, MacGregor, 4 ton, Jamison, O'Rourke, McCune, Arnold, Harmon, 1 Reick, Stoddart, Hoppe, V. Thomas. I-Prr.viJr'nl,' 2-Vin' l'r1',tidf'n1,' 3-Sr'fr1'tary,' 4fl1Tffll5llfff. Boosters of school and country! Yes, they sold hot-dogs as usual at the football games. But wait! The entire proceeds of the Fifteenth Annual Frolics were turned over to the Red Cross VVar Fund. And it took two days to pack for shipping the five-game sets fcrib- bage, dominoes, chess, darts, and checkersl which the home-rooms . . . AND PASS THE RECREATION contributed to the army camps at Christmas time. Bill Yakovac, Beverly Carlson, Miss Vlad, Bruce Harmon, Jane Dungan, Helen Goschke, Virginia Thomas. Page Nine ll. VVilliams, Cox, Hall, Miss Vlad. ROVV UNE--Compi

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P0 0llS A ll Pllll lllll 'l' ill' 'l'll llllLl ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. O. A. Lovett 'K 'Keep 'em flying' is the motto of every organizationfsays Mr. Lovett, chairman. Clubs and classes backed the Community and War Relief Fund Drive to the limit. Miss Florence Newton reports 512 activity tickets sold. This is Where your money goes: ATHLETICS . . 2852 BAND . . . . 9? DANCES . . 17.5ffk ECI-1oEs ..... 22.511 MISCELLANEOUS . . eq ORCHESTRA . . . 2G PLAYS. . . . 159 BUDGETEERS ROVV FOUR-Madden, Ondik, Chill, Allen, Klingen- smith, Mr. Hyde, Hinten, Kinderman, Morris, Karl. ROW THREE--Mr. Hulme, Mr. Garrett, White, Killi- nen, Schaffer, Mr. Fusselman, Knox, Miss Eaton, Miss Jewell, Mrs. McCurdy, Miss O'Rourke. ROW TWO- Mr. Taft, Miss Partridge, Miss Malmsherry, Miss Kensy, Miss Guarnieri, Mrs. Webb, VVilliams, Thomas, Miss Duck, Miss Carpenter, Arnold, Miss Kaufman, Miss Antonelli. ROVV ONE-Miss Lynn, Macris, Ewing, Rossi, Alvaro, Ross, VVagner, Hickey, Kapus, Nickel, Harmon, Miss Vlad. Page Eight

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WAR DRIVE KEEP W E THE PEOPLE RUYV FIVE-Barnett, Gorog, Greene, Morris, Bournia, 2, ll. VVilliarns, Kraker, Alvaro, llorvath, lg Brogdon. ROVV FOUR-Rood, Brady, Lavelle, Rossi, Biggers, Stevens, Ziliox, Mclkiughtry, McGuire, Paar, VVoodcock. ROW' 'I'llRliE-Mr. Carleton, Ciferno, Guarnieri, B. Laliuda Sumrncrhays, Reese, Montgomery, Stark, VVhite, Groat, Oldacres, Farrell. ROVV TVVU-Simone, Goschlie, YVilliams, Emery, Miller, Duda, Yovich, D. LaBuda, Ub- letilotf, Carlson, Cox -lg Allen, Rogers, Ludwick. ROVK ONE-Mrs. VVebb, Foy, Huyvan, Hoehn, Dutrey, Brekoslii, NVagner, lg janis, Zervas, Hall, 3, VVilson, Thomas. NUT IN PlC'l'llRE--lN1a1'y Alice Burdock, Arthur Calvin. I-l'r1'.vidrnl,' 2-Virr Pl'I'Jlt1l'7lf,' 3'-Sfrrf'lary,' 4-Tr1'11.f1u'fr. Distinctive in the two installation assem- blies were: lylr. H. C. Wagner, former teacher of Harding and Council sponsor, pre- sented his daughter, Kay Wagner, with the Presidential Pin of the Student Council, in February, newly elected President joe Hor- vath highlighted the assembly by his appeal to student patriotism. His plea was, Stay in school! Prepare yourself! Student Council meetings buzzed with Community energy! Members conducted and VVar Relief Fund Drive. A total of amount col- contribution. f55l.l7efmore than twice the lected last yearewas Harding's Of course, school management, monitors, noon movies, college and vocational day, and class elections were on the calendar this year, as always. WAGNER, INC. Mrs. VVebh, Mr. Mollenkopf, Prexy Kay VVagner, Mr. Turner, Mr. Wagner, Mr. Carl eton, Tony Bournia.