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

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LE CERCLE FRANCAIS, N'EST-CE PAS? ROVV THREE-Linden, Mcilarr, VVherley, Rogers, l, Alford, 3, lsroff. RUXV ONE-Gott, Thomas, Schaihle Mrs. lVlcCurdy, Allen, Beck, 2, U'C0nnor. ROVV TVVU- Alleman, 3, Knox, 1, Kossivas, Clark, 2, Difford, Colum- Biery, LeBrun, Hakes, Fillmore, Beeson, Arnold, Hall, lwin. l LOS AMIGOS ESPANOLES, SI UD. QUIERE RUVV FOUR-Brogdon, Geaman, Hyde, N. Mougianis, Krider, Perlin, Narotsky. ROVV ONE-J. Mougianis Malls-tt, Leonard, Montecalvo, 2, Christ. ROW THREE-- Totterdale, Simone, Macris, 3, Chill, 1, Kraker, 1, 2 Downs, VVagner, Ramicone, Robertson, Lishy, 3, Saker. Barker, Clark, Xanthou. ROVV TVVO-Seabrook, Crowley, Davis, Miss Antonelli, I-Pr1'.vidrr1l,' 2-Vin' Pl'f'5lLfI'7lf,' 3-SNr1'tury,' -11-Tfflliufff. Page Twenty-nine

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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-

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Social Science History and geography as it was never taught before. VVhere is Tulagi Harbor? XVhat does H. B. Kaltenborn think of Rus- sia's recent gains? How soon will Rommel he sunk? VVhat plans for a lasting peace? leeeMiss Dorothy Ii. Hart. 2eMiss Alice M. Porter, Miss Josephine Guarnieri, Mr. Frank E. Harnar, Mr. Dwight B. Lafferty. 3eeeMr. Norman C. johnson lleft to work in industryj. i 4a elfrontj Miss Gertrude H. Lynn, .loan Robertson, john Chill, Qrearj Viola Clute, VValter Schahfer, Henry VVilliams listen to Madam Chiang. 5-1-janet Krider, Vir- ginia johnson, Betty Hydic, jennie Zervas at Booth 2-S for November electiong Ted Pippenger and joe Saker are election clerks. oeeffrontj Miss Ruth Ira Polla, M r. Al- fred F. Edmunds, Crearl Mr. Edward J. Campbell, Mrs. Marjorie B. Nilson, Mr. Albert VV. Nlarowitz ee- all new history teachers at Harding.