Trumbull County Public Schools - Annual Yearbook (Trumbull County, OH)

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-Warren .Township Se pt. I9 '28 School Aug. 27-Great activity at the County Fair grounds. Aug. 30-'XVarren Township wins in Class A. Second time in two years. Sept. 3-Teachers arrive. First faculty meet- ing. Sept. 4-Bright and shining faces? Coni- Q munity Church ladies serve luncheon to faculty. Sept. 14--At last, class schedule works. Foot- ball team loses first game, to Austintown. Oct. 5-Girls lose first game at MacDonald. Oct. 17-Third annual LEAVITTSBURG SCHOOL FAIR. Everybody in a rush. Pumpkins polished. Big crowd. Big time. All tired but happy. Oct. 19-Howland wallops our girls at home. Oct. 26-N. E. O. T. A. teachers do their fall shopping. Nov. 6--Election day. Tax renewal carries easily. Nov. 12-Armistice Day speeches. Memorial walnut trees planted along west drive-way. Nov. 29-Newton Falls is given a bad scare. Score: N. F. 12, L. H. S. 10. TURKEY! Miss Smail changes her name to Shafer. Dec. 5-Newton Falls recovers. Score: N. F. 26, L. H. S. 0. Football togs put away. Dec. 18-L. H. S. girls show their metal. Runners up in T. I. A. tournament. Dec. 19-Christmas entertainment. Parties and grab-bags. Dec. 21..-Nobody studies for tomorrow. VA- CATION! Calendar Jan. 71Everybody but Mr. Hibler and Miss Sanidel on deck. FLU. Jan. 16..GROANS!! EXAMS. Jan. 25-.Grades out. Honor students an- nounced. e Feb. 1-L. H. S. boys wallop Howland. Mr. Hibler smiles. Feb. 2-Girls steal 'a victory from Salem. Feb. 8-B. B. team gives Newton Falls an- other scare. Feb. 12-12-Senior play, ARE YOU A MASON? Feb. 15-Pre-tournament season closes with a double win. Feb. 26-T. I. A. boys tournament. Best team wins as usual. March 1--Junior High operetta, THE JOLLY TARSY' March 10-Second annual Physical Education show. March iz-Junior play, THE TAMING or THE SHREW. March 23-First Ohio School scholarship con- test. April 18-Third annual night school. April 26--T. I. A. Literary Contests. May 4--T. I. A. annual track meet. May 17-Senior farewell assembly. May 20-.Baccalareate sermon. May 21-Class night. May 23.-Senior commencement. May 24--Picnics! Good byes! May 19 '29 E .

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Warren Township l Warren Township School Faculty NAME Mary Biggard Sarah Queale Irene Penry Alta Jones Jeannette Gluck Mildred Smail Shaffer Jennie Evans Bertha Lee Biggardt F. W. Hibler M. H. Gander XVallzice L. Clay Pauline Phelps Alice Kilpatrick' Betty Munyan ' Charlotte Criswell Edith Nelson ' Josephine .Davis Jennie Nelson G. W. Tewkshury A. L. Bascom Harold H. Hetzler Artha Metcalf Mabel Caldwell Mildred Gaines Mary Morgan Lenna Balyard Audrey Congdon L. O. Rice Top Row, Cleft to rightj: J DEPARTIVIENT Home Economics Liberty 1 and 2 Fourth Liberty 1 and 2 Second Physf Ed. Third First H. S. English 8: Physics Ed. Middle Row Cleft to rightjz Commercial H. S. Prin. H. E. English Third Music Opportunity Arithmetic and Art Fourth First Man. Arts Bottom Row fleft Superintendent H. S. History Librarian Geog. First English, Penmanship Second School Nurse Instructor of Music to rightj : COLLEGE Bluifton ' Edinboro ' Kent Normal Kent Normal - . Ohio State Am. .Col. Ph. Ohio University' Kent - - Bethany ' Bliss XVooster Ohio State Kent , Ohio'State Penn'State Kent ' Kent ' Kent-' Ellen Dale N. D Ohio State Otterbein Ohio State Kent Kent Gunison Normal Kent Charity Hospital, Cleveland Dana's

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I -Warren Township - A THE WARREN TOWNSHIP SCI-IOOL'S EXHIBIT AT THE TRUMBULL COUNTY FAIR, 1928 Class-A-First: Prize Winner on the Total School Display for 1927 and 1928. In addition to the general prize, Warren township School Won County Fair prizes in 1928 for the following: ' First-On basketry and weaving. Second--On Manual Arts. Third-On baking and canning. Third-On penrnanship. First--On commercial work. Fourteen individual premiums.