Berkeley Springs High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Berkeley Springs, WV)

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ft ttttttttttttt TTTTTTTTTTTT TTTTTTTTTTT TTTTfTTTTTTTTrTTTTTrTTTTrTTTT'T T 'rT'T T7 h h ► • H K ► • F • y • K K K y- y- y Dedication To Professor Frank Hall, Superintendent of the Bath District Schools, this Annual is dedicated. Prof. Hall is a West Virginian. He was born in 1881, and received his elementary school training in Wetzel County. At the age of 20 years he entered upon the teaching profes- sion near his home. After three years of service, in teaching, he entered West Liberty Normal School, and completed the Academic Course in June, 1907. This was followed by two years of teaching in St. Marys High School, Pleasants County, and two years as principal of Pine Grove Schools, in his home county. The next step was one of further preparation. In 1912 he sought the benefits of our own State University, and in 1914 came out therefrom with the degree of B.S. With the following opening session he was called to take charge of the High School at Keyser. For six years he led the educational forces of that city, and made an enviable record for himself as teacher and principal. In 1920 he came to Berkeley Springs as superintendent of the Bath District Schools. He is now in his seventh year of service here. Aside from the duties of the teacher, the principal, the superintendent. Professor Hall has been a busy man along all educational lines. Only two years ago he came home from Columbia University, New York, bringing his Master s degree with him. Last year he was president of the Eastern Pan- handle Education Association, and was one of the instructors at the Fairmont Normal for the summer term. This year he is chairman, by appointment of the State Department of Education, of the committee on West Virginia course of study in Spelling His day of useful service in educational works seems to be but scarely begun.

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rTTTTTYT1 rTTT T ▼TTTT‘TTTTT TTTTTTTTTT'TTTT''TTT TT T'T‘T T'T Foreword E send forth this second volume of The Warm Spring Echoes with the hope that it may prove an unfailing source of enter- tainment and pleasure to all who know and love dear old B. D. H. S. We hope it may prove a source of com- pany to the student who in his or her lonely hours peruses the pages that call to mind some familiar scenes, or some treasured memory. The Class of ’28. h h V- Page six rTTT T. • H H H H H • « H • H H H H H H H H H H H •H H H •4 H • - H • H H H H H •H H H •- • 4 •4 •4 • 4 H H H H •4 H H H H • H H H H • H •4 H H • ◄ H H • 4 •4 •4 • ◄ • 4 •4 H • H H H h H •- H H H H H H H H H H •A