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

Page 17 text:

ljVVlGlI'l' IJAFFERTY, history, and MRS. Dono'rHY Physical education teachers lXIAnc:ARli'I' tl'iA'I'0N XVrs1erx1,x1-J, sociology, examinc income tzlx notc- and lX'lARc:uFal'I'ti XVRIGHT, inspect the new lock- books, made by students of Ai.mfn'r M,xnowl'r7,, ers in the girls' locker room. problems. looking over their award-Winning scrapbook depicting the activities of the VVarren City Classroom Teachcrs Association are the Harding building representatives, IVAN lN'l,xss,xR, chemistry, and l'iDNA l3Ax'l'lcP., clothing, Lou!-iNli T1xoxEl,l,, Latin and mathemat- ics, who is presidcnt of the as- sociation, and lx'lEHRlLl. Coo1.EY, business linglish, who is thc newly elected president of the Northeastern Ohio Teachers As' sociation. T3

Page 16 text:

Deans Through hours ol' kind and help- ful counseling the deans, Louis Sw.-tm' and Mfxmri O'RoURKE. have heeonte known to the many students here at Harding. They do their hest to help us. whether it is a prohlem ahout something in the classroom, or a question of which eollege to choose. Some of their other activities include spon' soring National Honor Society. as well as serving on the faculty scholarship committee, w h i e h helps worthy students through college. Another part of the joh of these husy people eomes each spring when they journey to the three junior high schools to help ninth grade students plan their program ot' study for the coming years at Harding. 4'u.xlt hlAIH'Altl-l.l,0. eeonomies, and CTH,w.1-lfs DR. CARI Sl'HI',lG, A Cappella and orchestra, puts Cont I 'l'l', instrumental and music. loolx at some of 4' fella lf' VVS' In HS. lwrlh In flu' Dl'Wl?' 1'UmPll'Il'll . . . . . orchestra room, uhlle l7oN.xl.n l'L'ssifl,M,xN, art. the prizes issued ll1 the Band lllilgillllll' Cll'INi'. I loolts on. I2

Page 18 text:

QEOPE s u,-m'!V'i:sf15 M ,. A A fi. .. F , X , 2 ? ,. I H Q ,, H . . g 2+ .1 7 Q' ' .- ., ,. ., , - , ls. , .1 'E-f rw 4+- Many' an interesting class cliseussion is made possihle hy the first hand information gathered hy teachers who xisiteal ahroacl. llrri-iN lllDlll,l'fY, lunglish, looks over mementos hrought all the way lrom lznglancl. As he tries on nootlen shoes and heret, XVILLIAM NovliL1,I, seienee, remembers some of his experiences in France. XL'c'Us'l'x ll Xlllilfli speeeh remimls l'lMll Y KAUF1x1AN, lfnglish, of their goocl times as she points out a vaea tion spot on the map ol' lfnglancl. MHS. Cl.,ut,x XVIEBB prepares to show her l.atin classes the postcards she eolleeletl while in Home. Dunning a scrape he ohtainecl while touring Mexico, HAHOLD lllc'I'll.i4H of tht Spanish cleparlment also has mam' memories of his trip to Spain. 14