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

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L. l Margaret Dennison Edna Baxter Carl Scheig Lofene Troxeu English Clothing Music Latin and Math These girls in Clothing II will soon be sporting new evening dresses, pajamas, Band skirts, and jumpers. Miss Baxter lends a watchful eye. Miss Dennison had us write a theme: It made Cauldron-a fulfilled dream. In Sewing Class our seams must meet, We cut out patterns and learned to pleat. Culture came to Harding when Our Choir presented The Highwayman. H X was the unknown quantity Which drove us to insanity. At the Hallowe'en game we played Dry Bones While skeletons danced to the trombones' groans. In Home Economics we learned how to dress: On manners was put tremendous stress. PER. SUBJECT ROON 4- Jlfmautafmivtr-217 l'l0lx'lEROOl l'l09- 1 . ' III-304 3 - Q QFPLMO. 'J-Og Li, - IOSL 5 - gmt -.202 Q- LUNCH 7- time 62.11.105 Eugenia Vlad Home Economics

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Besse Tubaugh English George Nickel Kenneth Kraker Velma Hartman Machine Shop Wood Shop Arithmetic Ruth LaPolla Social Studies Louis Hyde Photography Woodshop boys put the finishing touches on their masterpiece - Mr. Kraker s new trailer. PER. susqscr Room I- '302 H0 ERODP1 -215 .gz-'lttarzltittop-:nz 3-Ulomi IOS H-Bw. Clnllllt.-101 5-LUNCH 6- Crm. iw:-.los 1- Phmigmptvg-108 Can we forget that woman without pity Who knitted and knitted in The Tale o Since we have learned to run a drill, We'd like a job within a mill. In Woodshop, cutting with a saw, We strive lor work without a flaw. In Business Math we work with zest To find the rate of interest. Because a lawyer is the teacher. Commercial Law's a top-notch feature. When pictures must be finished quick, Our darkroom helps us turn the trick. l Two Cities ? u

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J,,L.M4.f,.5v-. wwf HOlI01C1 Hetzler Mrs. Elsie Mathews Mrs. Marjorie Nilson Helen Rrdgley Spfmish Business Education History English Mrs. Dorothy Wiseman Social Studies William Sullivan Business Education Mrs. Mathews dictates to llB Shorthand girls who are aiming for that high water mark, 120 words per minute. PER. .SUBJECT ROOM I- -312 HOMEROOM-tOb st- -ao? 5-UL. Nutr toe 5 LUNCH 4, ' - 107 I 7-'T ' -205' Trials of Fortuna and semester speech making Are on the agenda since Spanish we're taking. 'Cause becoming a stenographer was my wish Typing and Shorthand were just my dish. Notebooks on countries South of the Border Caused History Classes to be in disorder. Since in dramatics we delved a bit, We certainly liked American Lit. In Soc. we made extensive charts. Showing where Warren's delinquency starts.