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

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P0 LYHEDRON HANDCRAFT Mrs. Ruth J. VanMetre, Miss Allie M. Chalker, Miss Florence M. Newton, Miss Lorene A. Troxell, Miss Velma Hartman Cseatedj, Mr. Louis VV. Hyde. i. I-,fe f ..i't THAT FLAGPOLE-HOW TALL ? George Clark, Beverly Carlson, Dick Karl, Marilynne MacGregor, Dom Venetta. This department is indeed in the limelight, for in the armed services, on the production line, and in spec- ialized fields of science, the cry is stillamathl more math! Page Twenty-six Miss Newton now includes eight weeks' study of aircraft mathematics in shop math. The whole course is especially de- signed to train Usoldiers of pro- ductionfl More students than formerly have placed higher math on their schedules. These senior courses -i- algebra, solid, and trigonometry - follow the prin- ciples and methods used in plane geometry. They have a direct bearing on advanced college math and requirements for of- ficers' training in the branches of service. Useful math classes review the fundamental principles of arithmetic and train the students to solve practical, every-day problems. As the name implies, the busi- ness arithmetic looks toward a business career. lt provides preparatory work for bookkeep- ing and office work.

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I INGUISTQ FRENCH VENDORS Nrs lxathrxn T. Mciiurdy, French, Marguerite Clark, Lois Schaible, Helen Kossivas, Mary Mis Margaret L. VVoodland, Latin, jane Thomas sell Marilynne Nlaciiregor a war stamp Miss Lillian Nntonelli, Spanish, Mrs. corsage. jack Kraker carries his and Marilynne-'s old 'I Ix VS ebb, Latin. clothes contribution to the Cinderella Hall. .E ln this VVar which covers the globe, languages have added signifi- cance. Major Hubbard, back from the Pacific, spoke of the advantage he and his men would have had if one of them had spoken Dutch. The instructors also build up a real in- terest in understanding the customs and problems of the peoples of other lands. Besides selling Defense Stamp corsagcs and collecting coat hangers, the Frenchies participated in a First Aid course. The Spaniards, in co- operation with Rotary Club, are at- tempting to further Pan-American Relations. In spite of rationing, the Senior Romans enjoyed the semi-an- nual dinner at the home of Nlrs. XVebb. VALE ! AENEID RUVV THREE-Urwig, Saker Rishel. ROVV TVVO - Ewing Knox, 2, MacGregor, M rs VVehh, Simmons, Thomas, 1 son, 2, Newton, Clark, Mac:-is 1, Cox, Arnold, Beard, VVeir. I-I'ri11rrfb.v,' 2-Svrilza. Page Twenty-eight Yakovac. ROVV ONE - Carl-