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

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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.

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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 1-THE SCHOOL NURSE AT WORK. 3---KITCHEN OF THE SCHOOL CAFETERIA. 2--A GYM CLASS lN ACTION 4--SCOUTS SAFETY PATROL. OUR PROGRAM FOR HEALTH, PHY SICAL EDUCATION AND SAIFETY A school nurse Home room' teachers A physical education director In Parents A cafeteria director C0-0per- County Health Department Athletic coaches ation Bureau of' Juvenile Research Student traffic- club With State Division of Charities Boy Scouts and' Campfire Girls Local dentists and physicians. p TO SECURE -Class .room and special inspection -Instruction in health habits -Home visitation- f -Supervised play ' ' A A 1 z Developmental, aesthetic and corrective exercises -Physical efficiency tests 7.. 3- Mental tests n Safety about the school building 9-Proper iirst aid i ' 10-Milk and hot lunches V 11-Remedial workg teeth, eyes, tonsils. 12 -Systematic records and follow-up worl x