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

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Gheck ana! Emile 64404 . i 4 1 i , M. MOLLENKOPF SPEAKING Qur principal, Molly to his friends . . . busy day and night with adf ministrative duties . . . vigorously demonstrates art While teaching civics . . . democratic and generous by na' ture . . . devoted follower of Auduf bon . . . enthusiastic gardener . . . wore silver bar in World War l . . . son Bob, a sailor . . . makes elaborate use of handkerchief during commence' ment program. HEADANNOUNCER LGVETT Assistant principal . . . chief aide in discipline and attendance . . . man' ages program traffic for WHS . . . good mixer with both young and old . . . boyish ambition, mortician . . . artist on the 'Leightyfeight' '... def voted patron of husbandry . . . duf ration K. P. duty for Mrs. MO. A. on Red Cross nights.

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Gm Sfmwima Secrest. Caffey, Turner, Troxell, Ross: standing--Mahannah, Wtmlfc, Wurteiiihcrger For their thorough consideration of our Welf are, we express our appreciation to our sponf sors, the Vifarren City Board of Education. By training and interests, this board of exf perts is Well qualified to understand the needs of our educational program. How well are you acquainted with them? DID YOU KNOW . . . That Atty. GEORGE W. SECREST is hy prof fession a corporation lawyer for the Repuhlic Steelg that he engages in Victory gardening on a large scale? That Pres. CHARLES CAFEEY, veteran of Wenrld Wzir I, is the father of four sons, three of whom are now serving in the United States Army? That Dr. JOHN MAHANNAH is an ardent sports fan dating from his foothall days with the Red and White team to his current hunting and fishing expeditions in northern Canada? That Supt. H. B. TURNER, a man with many hohhies ranging from reading to gardening, folf lows the philosophy of Early to hed and early to risew? That his son serves with Uncle Sam? That Clei'lifTreas. MABEL C. NVOLFE, the fif nancial expert for all school funds, is so devoted to her work that she practically lives at the Board office? That Business Manager L. O. f Ollie Q VVURTIMBERCER could supply a mellow haritone for any harhershop quartet where he'd sing the praises of his small granddaughter? That Senior Memher A. H. TROXELL, serving his eleventh year on the Board since his retire' ment from teaching mathematics at East junior, is the father of our Miss Lorene Troxell7 That Youngest Member JOSEPH V. ROSS has always heen a friend of youth through his work as former coach at Central junior and present Boys' Secretary at the Y. M. C. Af WHAT WAS YOUR SCORE - .... ?

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xx M e rr CLERICAL STAFF They 'rule the ofjice . . . MISS GRACE CRAWFORD in charge . . . efficient custodian of permanent records, attendance, all school reports. . . frequent greeting, L'You're short a gym credit! MISS ANNE BOSSO, trouble shooter . . . manipuf lates mimeograph machine . . . dispenses locker slips . . . byword, Quiet, please ls. MISS STELLA TOTTEN, accountant for WHS funds . . . deals out supplies and tickets . . . tracer of lost books . . . usual expression, Bookroorn is closed! CfAfLfL forll-fEleanor Druga, Eleanor Yuhasz, and Berniece Looney. CRAWFORD BOSSO TOTTEN ADVISORS 'LTwofinfl1and, team of Deans . . . L'V0ices of Exper- ience . . . counselors of students . . . sponsors of Honor Society . . . detectives of fake excuses. WII.EY GARRETT, scholar from West Virginia U. and U. of Pittsburgh . . . originator of world history contracts . . . a man of few, wellfchosen words . . . chief recreation, aptitude tests . . . enjoys all sports . . . teach- ing experience includes Ohio State fPenitentiaryj. MISS MARIE O'ROURKE . . . Goucher and U. of Pittsburgh . . . former instructor of American history . . . Blest with that charm, the certainty to please . . . directs collection of sales tax stamps . . . creates imaginf ary bedtime stories for small niece . . . begins the day with shredded wheat. 12