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

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l WEBB WOODLAND McCURDY ANTONELLI MRS. CLARA K. WEBB, Caesar, Cicero, Virgil . . . Hiram and Columbia U .... understanding, gracious, works untiringly . . . Aeneid Club magister . . . faithful sponsor of Student Council since its inf fancy . , . admits kneefshaking on assembly platform . . . relaxes from Latin via Bob Hope. MISS MARGARET L. WOODLAND, Caesar . . . Wooster and Columbia U .... punctuality, her watchword . . . spends summers increasing linguistic accomplishments . . . swims and dances . . . collects exotic perfumes. MADAME KATHRYN T. McCURDY, French . . . Western Reserve U .... good conversationalist . . . congenial . . . sponsors Le Cercle Francais . . . leisure interests, traveling and Kitty . . . hopes for the day when France will be restored to its original beauty. 401144716 LANGUAGES . . . Omnis Gallia est clivisa in pavtes tres . . . Mademoiselle diATmCH' tieves, pavlezfvous? . . . Aqui se habla espanol. SENORITA LILLIAN M. ANTONELLI, Spanish . . . Kent State U .... vivacious brunette . . . co' sponsor of January '45 class and Los Amigos Es' panoles . . . horseback riding, swimming, and read' ing her favorite recreations . . .. no longer teaches Spanish but interprets it for Goodrich Rubber. HAROLD H. HETZLER fnot in picturej Spanish . . . Otterbein and Ohio State . . . home is the sol' dier--from Hawaii . . . sponsors Los Amigos Es- panoles and Boosters . . . adventures in Spain. MRS. KATHLEEN H. CAMPBELL fnot in pic' turej Spanish . . . Western College for Women . . . the Campbells are here . . . likes music, drama, and roast chicken . . . keeps house for L'Snookie and Corky ,

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X ,T'-'T ., ' Gcwunancd P ENGLISH, IOURNALISM, SPEECH. . . I wandered lonely as a cloudl' . . . Sydney Carton and Mr. Chips My dear Sir . . . making a deadline . . . dress rehearsalsa . . . Speak the speech I pray you . . . due to circurn' stances beyond our control MISS AUGUSTA BARRICK, speech . . . Heidelf berg and Ohio State U .... heads Speakers' Bureau . . . morning devotionals . . . Echoes assistant . . . for' ever busy with scripts and mikes . . . cherishes Eng' lish journey . . . pet peeve, school's temperamental recording machine. MISS MARGARET DENNISON, American litf erature . . . Flora Stone Mather . . . evenftempered . . . what the wellfdressed woman wears . . . tunes in on Fibber McGee and Molly . . . camping lures her . . . likes cherry pie and dogs. MISS EDITH PADDACK, IOA and remedial Eng' lish . . . Indiana U .... peacefloving and sincere . . . famous classmates, Wendell Willkie and Paul Mc' Nutt . . . knows her birds , . . competes with florists in flower arrangements. MRS. JOSEPHINE THOMAN, 10th grade English . . . Miami and Columbia . . . blue are her eyes, with clothes to match . . . softfvoiced and gentle . . . main interests, son and daughter . . . hobbies, an' tiques and gardening. MISS JUSTINE BETTIKER, speech, dramatics, English . . . Hiram, Miami, U. of Southern Cal. . . . sunny disposition . . . director of plays . . . sponsors Thespians . . . morning devotionals . . . diversions: golf, horseback riding, and theater . . . pet peeve, absence from rehearsals. MISS ELEANOR JEWELL, 10th grade English and journalism . . . Youngstown, U. of Pittsburgh, Kent State . . . goodfhumored . . . sponsors High Lights, High Life, Cauldron, Chess Club, and Januf ary '44 Class . . . recreations, playing piano and pipe organ. MISS RUTH PARTRIDGE, creative English . . . Hiram and U. of Pittsburgh . . . energetic . . . sponf sors Alpha-Lits and numerous drives for service men . . . collects crosses, enjoys good music . . . pet peeve, cutting classes. MERRILL F. COOLEY, 12A business English, commercial law . . . Ohio U. and Pittsburgh U. . . . Vice Pres. of Ohio Classroom Teachers . . . gag man for WHS . . . night hawk . . . I observe human nature . . . pastime, jaunts to Columbus. MISS EMILY L. KAUFMAN, English literature . . . Ohio Wesleyan and Columbia . . . efficient and decisive . . . sponsors Echoes . . . bird calls beckon her . . . likes to traveliabroad three times. MISS RUTH L. REAGER, useful English . . . Mt. Union and Kent . . . busy as a bee . . . advises 12A Friendship and cofsponsors January '45 class . . . likes to sing . . . collects autographs of opera singers and other star performers. MISS MARY K. DUCK, 10th grade English . . . Ohio U. and U. of Pittsburgh . . . vim, vigor, and vitality . . . on dawn patrol in 213 . . . keeps things buzzing . . . interested in flowers, cooking, traveling. MISS DORIS W. MALMSBERRY, business Eng' lish . . . Mt, Union and Ohio State U .... systef matic . . . traveled and camped throughout U. S. . . . enjoys outdoor cooking . . . takes pride in cocker spaniel . . . Frolics backer. MISS HELEN M. RIDGLEY, American literature . . . Lake Erie and Ohio State U .... thoughtful and appreciative . . . chairman of WHS English depart' ment . . . journeys in America and Europe . . . fond of the theater and nephew Tommy . . . co-sponsor of Boosters. MISS ESTHER TUBAUGH, American literature . . . Ohio U. and Western Reserve . . . she walks in quiet ways . . . bondadier for WHS . . . sideline specialities, art and drama.