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

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WE STUDY MANKI 'S STGRY Mankind is forever moving onward, his prog- ress and mistakes being written in history. ln social study courses we study these records and learn through them how to better our world. XVorld events beginning with the stone age lead up to an analysis of our own government and conditions. Some learn to calculate in- come tax. Although this may seem dull and premature to many, several students already have an income of over 5600, which is tax- a le. Financial systems, labor problems, and traf- fic are some of the topics in economics class, while in commercial geography a student may learn how the topography of the land helps or hinders manufacturing. Sociology concerns personal relationships with family, friends, teachers, and the community. Three units of social studies, including American history and civics, are required for graduation. GIA 02, mn.: if 9355 Munn ai?ifir' his .... rf if ,, wma? Nunn . ...,, lcwanxsl I .nn X Q I ASYOU gggnr Maps make a knowledge of the physical aspects of the countryside as simple as reading a book. 25

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A., U. 3. Sllaflilwkil. H0085 NX RITENQK 16 Not one item of Form 1040 is con- Panel discussions play an important part in fusing after a unit on income tax. civics, sociology and other social study classes. FROM ANCIENT RGME T INCOME TAX Various facets of our economic life are colorfully displayed in chart form. 24

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UB TITUTE SOLONS Civic-mimlecl students in Hi-Eco-Sy have the exciting task of running the mock elections. They also receive a big thrill once a year when Warren's government is turned over to students who serve as the town's officials for a clay. REAR-E. Jakubick, K. Gibson, S. Levine, L. Keller, T. Kemp, G. Fritch, S. Gordon, R. Logue, D. Howell, E. Frazier, B. Estey ROW 4-S. Crutchley, A. Brooks, B. Campbell, J. Darr, S. Kachner, K. Boyd, J. Lesko, K. Constatino, M. Dann, S. Carrier L. Horlacher, T. Graham, B. Hickman, G. Loychik, C. Smith. ROW 3-C. Beers, M. Grabill, A. Libermuth,P. Faulkner, J. Germano, B. Bogden, D. Bowers, J. Fellows, J. Chimbidis, P Binikos, A. Jones, P. Dye, K. Herbert, M. Gibson. ROW 2-A. Gibson, K. Warfield, A. Demmer, E. Frantz, G. Cilfone, B. Lytle, C. Clark, S. Huston, S. Barto, D. Economos A. Leach, D. Louer, J. Hardin. FRONT4R. Grossman, V. Long, E. Benus, J. Grgurich, K. Carpenter, 4, S. Johnson, 2, W. Sullivan, I, C. Adgate, 3, D. Han cock, M. Littman, K. Davis, B. Dray. REAR-D. Reese, M. Rosenberg, G. Yuricek, J, Hall, T. Parker, B. Woodward, D. Tutich, B. Potts, R. Senseman, E. Zunic R. Schaffer, J. McFarland. ROW A-H. Vance, L. Watson, A, Stotira, S. Weaver, P. Mascio, S. Riggle, P. Mazalic, D. Mahaffey, R. Seller, B. Polivka, S. Mahannah, C. Pottish, C. Thompson, M. Stoian, J. Meek. ROW 3-D. Kovic, P. Webb, C. Rigsby, D. Yurtin, C. Zerial, M. Simon, N. Novak, J. Thomas, J. Tortorete, M. Snyder, M. Martin, J. Stephens, M. Pado, B. Vernarsky. ROW 2- M. Morgan, M. Surgi, G. Wiliams, M. Parrilla, J. Spanakis, J. Theoharis, P. Sweet, C. Rink, P. Taggart, N. Thomp son, J, Roman, J. Soltas, S. Morrison, M. Sierra, D. Young. E. Harner, G. Williams, R. Waters, P. Viola, L. Prince. President, lg Vice President, 2, Secretary, 3, Treasurer, 4. 26 I 1 1 FRONT-J. Zeller, A. Manes, S. Trask, M. Shade, K. Carpenter, 4, S. Johnson, 2, W. Sullivan, I, Miss Lynn, C. Adgate, 3,