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

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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

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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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BERG KERR FUSSELMAN SCHEIG REIMER CORLETT MUSIC . . . Music hath charms . . DIRECTOR CARL F. SCHEIC, Pop to orchestra and a cappella . , . D. M. degree from Dana's Musical Institute . . . choirrnaster at Tod Avenue Methodist Church . . . man about town for luncheon clubs . . . pride and joy, son Bobby. MISS MARTHA REIMER, instructor of stringed instruments in city schools . . . Cleveland Institute of Music, Kent State U., and Stephens College . . . practices what she teaches-violin . . . finds time for horseback riding and traveling. BAND LEADER CHARLES F. CORLETT . . . Charlie vass dere with band and twirlers at all sendfoffs . . . Columbia, Pitts- burgh, Ohio State, and Dana'sR-his colleges of musical knowledge . . . hometown of Leamington, Ontario, turned out to honor native son . . . Have a peanut? 13 '7!ae Jlawi Glmfun LIBRARY . . . 'LA good book is the best of friends. MISS DOROTHY BERC, librarian . Hiram and Western Reserve . . . service with a smile . . . sponsors 11B Friendf ship and IIB Class . . . plays piano and golf . . . good taste in books and dress. MISS GERALDINE KERR, assistant . . . popular among students . . . hops from books to swing shift at American Welding Company . . . Fibber McGee fan . . . enjoys collecting miniature vases -and eating. ART . . . Art alone enduring stays to usp, DONALD FUSSELMAN, publicity man for WHS . . . Art Institute of Chi' cago and Ohio State U .... mixes art with industry to speed victory . . ref ceives inspiration from comic sheets . . . constructed kindergarten in basement for his two children . . . now daubing in Navy Blue.