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

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We Salute we ' 5,4 it SEEN ,, ' ARCHITECTS SKETCH OF PROPOSED ADDITIONS TO HARDING Through the years XVarren G. Harding Senior High School has served the city of XYarren and its citizens in a most valuable capacity. During school hours our building has been con- sidered the center of eduction and learning in XVarren. After three o'clock it has been the focal point of our con1munity's sports, drama, club functions, and entertainment. XVarren has been growing rapidly and almost all of its schools are greatly over-crowded. Harding is no exception, 1700 students are being stuffed into a building which has a capacity of only 1200. For this reason, last November the citi7ens of XX'arren approved a five and one-half million dollar bond issue for school alterations and additions. Approxi- mately one million, seven hundred thousand dollars of this sum is to be used in improvement and mod- ernization of our school. XVithin a very few years the new Harding High will be a reality. Among the improvements will be new shops, science laboratories, music rooms, and an enlarged gymnasium. The Harding High School of the future with its greatly enlarged structure will be capable of serving our community even more that it ever has before. Many people from the community and from the school worked unceasingly with their hands to help make the new Harding possible. To these loyal workers, to whom we owe so very much, we dedi- cate the lfclzoes of 1954. A

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