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

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These are the 1nen who keep the school in tip-top shape and make it a pleasant building in which to work and study: T. NVALKER, I. MEARS, L. BRANDON, C. PORTER, K. RAMSEY, L. BISHOP and YV. TRIMBATII. maintenance men were busy as were the kitchen crew MRS. M. ADAMS, MRS. H. STORRY, NIRS. A. VAN GORDILR, and NIRS. H. TRIMBLE prepare the hot meals for the cafeteria. They also do lTlllCl1 of the work behind the scenes for the banquets. 18

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MRS. FLORENCE GRIFFING MRS. CHARLOTTE RIGGS MRS. ETHELWYN SCOBIE the orifice loustled The clerical work of the school is kept in perfect running order by the threc secretaries. Ollicial transcripts of credits, reports to thc Board of Education, graduation lists, and pay- rolls are prepared under the veteran direction of Miss Crawford with assistance from Mrs. Scohie and Mrs. Riggs. ln her oflice overlooking the hoys' gym, Mrs. Grilling, the school treasurer, handles over sixty accounts for the various organiza- tions. She's new to Harding hut not to a school position, as she came to us from Roosevelt School. H GRACE CRAWFORD

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in memoriam HAROLD C. HULME One familiar face was missing from among the teachers-that of Harold C. Hulme, who was loved and respected by all who knew him. As botany teacher, Mr. Hulme was also the sponsor of the Phytons. He was a promoter of the Arbor Day programs and tree planting at the Arboretum. Mr. Hulme worked untiringly with his students. He regularly took them on instructive trips all over the country. There are many boys Who Will cherish the memories of Christmas vacation trips to Florida and Cubag and summer tours through the West. His footprints Will be followed by few. His spirit will never leave the corridors of Harding High School, or his beloved Work. 19