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

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Although all students of Harding are allergic to certain phases of class room by-products, Dr. F. A Culty seems to be of the opinion that these allergies are unavoidable, so the boys and girls just groan and moan and submit to the inevitable. That day of reckoning . . . . . . six Weeks' grades via the REPORT CARD. Comparing the results are V. Russell, C. Utt, D. Harris, T. Coleman, and V. Grinta. Come on, brains . . . . . . give out with those Latin idioms. EXAMS ever dog our foot-steps. In the picture Mrs. Webb watches over her Caesar group. Calling all hands . . . . . . to help carry home those books which spell HOMEWORK. Laboring under their burdens are W. Weaver, P. Marvin, B. Kistler, and P. Weaver. Life can be beautiful . . . . . . yet that one minute of tardiness can send one to lOl for one hour of repentance. As Miss O'Rourke assigns DETENTION, the culprits Cguess Who? resolve, Never again.

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Confucius say . . . . . . the Elephant and the Donkey real- ly have a free-for-all in Mr. Maro- witz's civics classes. These partisans present the platforms Cand promises? of the candidates for office in the Novem- ber election. K. Iones orates for Thomas Herbert, while M. Cook, D. Knox, I. Rudqe, R. Earich, N. Murnaw, and R. Stebbin await their turns. Hcx11owe'en hangover? . . . . . . No, it's Miss Dennison's class in a production of You Can't Take It With You. This slap-happy family is por- trayed by I. Onder CGrandfather throw- ing dartsl, R. Lillie fthe icernan who moved ini, D. Cribbs Cartistl, P. Dymond Cballet danceri, and P. Eddy Cactressi. Assemblies . . . . . . wise and otherwise receive hearty applause. An explosive take-off of the forth-coming parent-student night-school session is featured in this Booster Club football rally. When these lab experts combine HC1 and NH4OH, the reaction is immediate and hair-raising. The technicians are M. Massar, R. Haner, B. Sandy, W. Seeley, C. Weber, and R. Stevens. . .4 l Page Twenty-three 12+

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fi , ' qs S Oz6tg59 42, , O Q S Q 1 O 9 -9 Q 9 1 FQOQQVSQQQ 19:40 63.5 '44 A Q.s1sTi?8n'o S ' R I 'lt' 3. as Q2 Lib-1 V 44.2 KX fx xfcgbxz QV? K T X1 C57 jr A ff, . op lttttttk N t ff More Fun! More People Killed! When the faculty acts cuckoo to help put across some school shindig, the students readily for- get their gripes of the opposite page. Come on, gang . . . . . . yell these Hfaskinatin' cheer-lead- ers. Underneath hows and beanies are Nilson, Swart, Lafferty, Massar, and Newton. With swing yer partners . . . . . . teachers gallop into their lively Frolics act. Gay Nineties costumes and handleloar mustaches send the audi- ence rolling in the aisle. Paired oft are Cin rear3 Eaton and Harnar, Beager and Massar, lVIcCurdy and MacEWan, Knox and Swart, Cin front3 Baxter and Hickox, I-larnar and Mollie , Barrick and Kemp, Baker and Nilson. Can you picture . . . . . . all the faculty and their families at the picnic performing the monkey antics of these nuts ? The nuts is l-larnar, Massar, and Cooley. The luna- tic on the right is Yost. Answers Cfrom page 203 C l3 72 people C23 Mr. lvan Massar C53 C33 Iune 23, l925 C43 lohn Beck C53 Class of l897 C63 l8C'5U-Welty Wilson C73 5'lO C83 You tell usl