Warren Area High School - Dragon Yearbook (Warren, PA)

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THE DRAGON 13 glance sweep over the spacious room. 'Tis true you may need a tele- scope, for they are all well versed in the art of of deceiving the average eye. We will leave them now, they enjoy not interruption. i Our next stop is an Eng- lish room. Here a scene of calm, peaceful study meets our view. How could it be other- wise? The class before you is of the Seniors, and completely enraptured they are, in their pursuit of Burke's jaw-break- ing words. Detract not their attention from their work, for 'tis the teacher's joy, this class of serious minded upper class men. One more flight of stairs lies before us and leads us to the myste- rious realms ofthe Black art. Fortune is good. We are in time to view a class at work. These are the would-be scientists. Some pur- sue Bugology, some Physics, but these before us are the aspiring chemists. Their work is alluring. Behold, we see them take a tube of brilliant- colored substance, pour in a liquid from a neighboring bottle and-hokus pokus, the liquid becomes transparent. Marvel- ous are the workings of this art. But cease! an alarm sounds. Everythingis forgotten in haste .LLL lp 1 and the pupils pour from the building. 'Tis a Ere drill, noble friends, well executed, efficient and orderly. T1 rr Our tour is now ended. You have beheld the wonders of twentieth century education and witnessed the smooth turn- ing of the wheels of knowledge. Treasure your experience, for, as I stated before, you have viewed the eighth wonder of the world, The VVarren High School. H. I. L.

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l2 'I' H li see the domestic side of school life. Here the feminine side of the house learn the intricate arts of cooking. The future women of America ply their art and discover that the bis- cuit can be made as an edible rather than as some newly invented missile to be hurled at an enemy to crush him with its weight. This discovery has led to better health and concord in the world at large and has been a great uplift to the cause l DRAGON of humanity in the past century. Now that we are viewing the domestic side of life, let us ascend this narrow causeway and visit the realm of sewing' machine and needle. Here you see the lass diligently seeking to learn the difference between the school-boy's stitch ands s ss. Oh well, you who are bettter versed in the art than an old bachelor like myself, know what I'm driving at. This science, I'll admit is beyond me. Hut come, we will assay yet further in our inspection. The next object of interest is this vast room which now lies before you. 'Tis known as the Study Hall and provides a convenient place for the tired student to forget his troubles in the enjoyment of an hour's nap. It is also a haven for general conversation and serves as a trystingg place for the enamored ones. Many exam- ples of these various pastimes can be seen if you will let your I N . 5

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FHCUL Y R. T. ADAMS, A. B., A. M. Superintendent P. W. M. PRESSEL Principal f- A. GRACE PETHERAM Preceptress -German NIACIE. l. FLOWER History s.f