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

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HUM chef., There's something about the place We love -- the atmosphere ol congeniality, the hubbub in the halls, the keen competition in the class- rooms. With a faculty numbering sixty-six, the cur- riculum has been expanded to include fourteen departments of instruction. A wide variety of subjects is taught, from the traditional trigo- nometry to such modern courses as driving and photography. If ft -1.11 . ,4' f f ,t W y, P 'qflf qrgx ' W-it ll 1 W WW ! N u fy itl l ' X f ul 1 3 ui 3 i Q X5 yi' X. it N XR ft Q' - .mf I f ,I lx ' .l X I ' NN 1 ill Ml. ' . llllll Y it V . V Nfl Ars if Page Eight l N xX X N K X54 I ' X ' CMH , l

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' ' 'n7n eadeau, See the office about it is the familiar cry of students and faculty alike. This may result in a conference over an attendance problem, graduation credits, or securing a job. Of course, the administrators shoulder the routine tasks of schedule building and keeping the records, but their highest recommendation is that they keep us happy, REAR-Pres. Iohn I. Mahannah, George W. Secrest, H. D, Sullivan, V. Pres, Charles Gaffey. FRONT-Business Mgr. L. O. 'Wurtemberqe-r, Supt. H. B. Turner, Clerk-Treas. Mabel Wolfe, Ralph H. Weaver. NOT lN PICTURE-Q-I. V. Ross, retired in Ianuary. ...gaafwlafgda ' Construction of new schools and of additional rooms to old buildings makes every meeting of the Board members a busy one. This program has made great progress this year among the grade schools. we shall welcome the day when . the City of Warren boasts of a new Central Iunior and a larger Harding High. if Page Ten il?