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

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EFFO RT MERIT Nflllllt L llll llli t'0Ulll'I' TORCHBEARERS RUVV FOUR--Carl Coggins, Domenick Venetta, jack Kraker, Tom Brogdon, Bill Yakovac, Mr. Mollenkopf, Bill Gorog, Douglas Greene, Don Morris. ROVV 'l'HREE-Dwight Hayes, Ruth Arnold, Erma jean McGarr, Shirley VVhitlock, Mary Davis, Lois Mae Nordquest, Kay Wlagner, Beverly Carlson, 3, Ewing Daily, Richard Geaman, 1. ROVV TXVO-Miss O'Rourke, Marjorie Cox, Marilynne Mac- Gregor, Nancy Newton, jane Dungan, Anne U'Connor, Rosie Rossi, Donna janis, Carlie Lou Hall, Betty jane Reese, Nor- man Ross, lN1r. Garrett. ROVV ONE-Helen Taipale, Beryl Knox, Dorothy Macris, Helen Kossivas, Connie Zervas, Mar- guerite Clark, 3, Mary jane Thomas, Lois Schailile, Maxine Hinten, Virginia Gott, Margaret Thomas. NUT IN PIC- 'l'l'RE-Steve Axiotis, VVayne Bradley, 'I'ony Bournia, Sara Carliaugh, Sam Craig, Ralph Dennis, Gladys Edwards, Car- oline Emery, Guy Ewing, Helen Fritz, Bruce Harmon, Pat Hickey, 2, joseph Horvath, Roy Kujala, jean Montgomery, julia Mougianis, Harold Meyer, john Nickel, lg Don Per- kins, 2, Mary Santulis, Ieanne Seabrook, Harvey Seiple, Victoria Simone, Ruth Thomas, Gloria VVherley, Michael Yanitor. I--l'rr'.viilf'11l,' 2'-l'iw l'rf'.vit1r11l,' 3-SI't'fI'lllfj TI'l'Il.Hlf!'f lt's a happy thought that some students wear much-needed glasses because our girls and boys bring sales tax stamps to school. Honor Society members have the fun CH of collecting and counting the stamps. Spring election: IZA-Dorothy Allen, jocelyn Beeson, Mary jane Ditford, Velma Kalvesmaki, Shirley Kinderman, Olga Kovach, Bryn- olf Lake, Mary K. Lisliy, Charles Mallett, jean McAleer, Donald Meigs, Rutheda Meeker, Ruth Narotsky, john Ondik, Shirley Perlin, Anastasia Rogers, Helen Xanthou, jennie Zervas. 1215-Charles Corbett, janet Krider, Philip lVlcFarland, Patricia Mines, VVilliam Novelli. 11A-Mary K. Friedly, Richard Haupl, Nancy Heim, james Lavelle, Arden Lea, Ruth Linaman, Florence Mason, Eugenia Popp, Marvin VVhitman, jean VVilliams, Donald Ziliox. SIGHT-SAVING STAMPS julia Mougianis, Richard Gea- man, Marguerite Clark, and Don Perkins count stamps.

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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

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HOME NURSING: Ill Carlie Hall dem- onstrates raising the patient CShirley Spang- lerj 5 Ruth Arnold prepares to take her temp- erature, while Norma Davis and Jean Mont- gomery observe. Coj Shirley Whitlcmck, Joce- lyn Beeson, Mary Davis, Mary K, Lisby, Anne O'Connor, and Elizabeth Caler super- vise baby's bath. RIFLE RANGE: Q33 Bob Ecker learns the correct removalg C4j The class watches the technique of Squire Moore, Chester Di Giacobbe, Keith Ardinger, and Bob Mollenkopf. FIRST AID: CZQ Baker's bandagers--fseatedj Kenneth Leonard and Helen Cummingsg fstandingj Nicholas ja- kubisin, David Pumphrey, Jimmy McCutch- eon, Rose llie, Catherine Pawcio, and Mr. Baker. RED CROSS VOLUNTEERS: ISD Bob Mollenkopf, VVilbur Groat, and Dwight Hayes on the job, setting up beds for blood donors.