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

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44 ROSE ASTROSKY-No Picture: Y-Teens PHIL CHIMBIDIS-A Cappella: Orchestra CHARLES DRUMMOND -No Picture: Monitor: Intra- murals: Baseball STEVE GRAHAM-Intramurals RICHARD HOWELL-No Picture: Lettermen: Track IOSEPH HUMENUK ROBERT HURD CAROL KINDER-High Lights RICHARD KOMRAY-Industrial Arts EMMUEL LEWIS-A Cappella: Intramurals: Track GILDA LINDEN-No Picture: Y-Teens ARMANDO MARANGIO-Bayonne. New Iersey EDWARD MEREDITH-Film and Reel: High Life: Lens and Shutter: Radio: P. A. Operator FLORENCE MOTZ-A Cappella: Monitor WALTER PETROVICH , CHARLES ROUNDS-Football: Lettermen IERRY SAVAKIS ROCCO SEDALL NORMAN SHARLOCK FRANK TOMAZIN Servicemen: MORRIS DAY, I. C. DUNN, RUPERT EVANS, IOHN GALGOZY, ROBERT KIRKLAND. IACK LYNN, VICTOR ROSCOE. PETER RUSS. CECIL SCHRECENGOST, CALVIN SIMMONS. DONALD YARNELL.

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,4 IOHN BOYLE ROBERT KENNEDY IANET HUNTER BILL IONES St. Mary's: Class President: Class Vice President: Class Secretary: Y-Teens: Class Treasurer: Indus- Footballg Glee Club. Band: Intramurals: Or- A. T. Committee. trial Arts. chestra: Student Council. MRS. MARIORIE NILSON Sponsor On August 12th of '49 Thirty-five students felt iust fine: In spite of summer's wilting heat. They'd won a record hard to beat. In Ha.rdinq's library they did wait To keep a long expected date. It was the night of graduation. And each was filled with quiet elation. Crimson and gray were the colors they chose: Their class flower was the lovely red rose. lfPresidentg 2-Vice Presidentg 3-Secretaryg 4ATreasurer

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fa RAY ROBISON Class President: Boys' State: Dramatic: Frolics: Honor Society: Intramur- als: Golf: Lettermen: Monitor: Prom: Baseball: Football: Basketball: Sen- ior Play Committee: Red Cross Council: Commence- ment: Senior Play: Elks Award: Stage. PETE MADVAD Class Vice President: Boys' State: Echoes: Hi-Y: In dustrial Arts: Intramurals Prom: Student Council. DONALD BAKER and EDITH PADDACK Sponsors ELIZABETH BINKO Class Secretary: A Cap- pella: Booster: Cauldron: Chemistry: Echoes: Y- Teens: Frolics: Honor So- ciety. 3: Prom: Student Council: Senior Play Com- mittee: Honor Student: Commencement: Elks Awards. On Ianuary. the 26th day BETTY GUTHEIL Class Treasurer: Commer cialites, 3: Y-Teens: Prom, Student Council. Harding Commencement got under way. The theme of the program was to be At the Crossroads of the Century. One hundred tifty-eight looked bright In caps and gowns of green and white. The flower which these students chose Was the qardenia. 'stead ol the rose. Success is not, was their proud cry What you do. but how you try. lwPresidentg 2-Vice President: 3-Secretary: 4-Treasurer