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

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CIIUNUIL MMI OUR M. P.'s ROVV SIX-Soltesz, Zofko, Simmons, Arvanitis. ROW FIVE-Daily, Cain, Marti, Haupt, Boles, VVatkins, Greene, Bock, Dziak. ROVV FOUR-Wimer, Brogdon, VVas, Mallett, Kenneweg, Groat, Polena, Bevan, Biggers, Boyer, Miller. ROVV THREE-Alvaro, Leach, Hiestand, Treater, Brocken, Mills, Pumphrey, Marzulla, Viutti, Cornicelli, Round, 'l'riml1le. ROVV TVVO-Mr. Carleton, Anderson, Keller, Norton, VVelsh, Nickel, Morris, An- drews, Silliman, Stevens, Hayes. ROVV ONE-Brock, Chill, Burrows, Ardinger, Rossi, lg Ross, Hickey, Franz, Funtjar, Kapus, Hunter. NOT IN PICTURE-james Paar, 1. 1-llrud jlonitor. OVER THE TOP ' IN THE HEADLINES MTS- Vvfflllfv lo? Hofvafht Kal' Vllagnef- B9V91'lY Photographers Bob Case Clffhoeyl and Ed Sny- Larlson, Bill borog, Mr. Carleton. der ffligh Liffl shoot l'rexyv Horvath. Other 10070 rooms: 102, 202, 210, 211, 214-, 301, 304, Aud.

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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.

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EW IIEAS Tlill S G lllil CE A Ol? R FIRST LADY Dean Marie O'Rourke, with Virginia Gott, studies data. INFORMATION, I' LEAS I'I Office Staff: Grace Crawford, Stella Totten, Anne liosso. BOOK LENDERS l,ihrarizin, Mrs. lilizahelh Cross Assistant, Geraldine Kerr. Miss U'Rourke, l have a job. l'll have to get my schedule changed. This speech is sung to our Dean of Girls regularly. Four majors and gym give any girl a full day, but a working permit creates a real prob- lem. Mr. Garrett firmly believes in guidance based on tests and study of records. ln addition to adjusting students in day school, he has night classes for prospective soldiers, es- pecially high school students who will be inducted before they gradu- ate. 0 The library staff reports an in- creased demand for technical books. They have a special desk for infor- mation about the armed services. H lCRSIlEY'S HELPER Dean YViley S. Garrett gives Mary Davis the Kinder Preference 'llest to indicate vocational