Warren High School - Echoes Yearbook (Warren, OH)

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HIGH SCyHOOL LIFE Staff Published Eight Times a Year by f?i9f'FiQQ Acceptance for mailing at special the Students of Warren High ggi.olflggsiieogrgzfeg igrlgl School, at Warren, Ohio. authorized Oct. 16, 1918. Member of the North-Central Association of High School Journalists. Editor ...... Harry Masters Associate Editor , .... Helen Estabrook Associate Editor . . Lois Lane Associate Editor . Chas. Thompson Boy's Athletics . . Collier Filler Gi1'1's Athletics . . Lenore Weir Exchange . Gladys McKnight Alumni . . Charlotte Dyke Spice ..... Roswell Greenwood, Regina 0'Rourke Art ....... Ned Brooks, Thelma Smith Business Manager . . . . . . Geraldine Ford Asst. Manager . . Fred Dungan Faculty Advisor . . Miss Lewis Circulation Mgr., Reynolds Konold Faculty Treas. . . Miss Beatty REPORTERS 4B . . Mary Knoske 3A . Margaret Dennison 3B . . Mildred Trefry 2A . . Taylor Boyd 2B ....... Justine Heasley Stenographer . . . . Gertrude Downs Stenographer . Margaret Farrell F 0 Mil' Q girfysgjfag . ifQf1'i2Q5a 'FSZKGE-1' 'pl----in 5, t fu ' ev, -59...

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HIGH SCHOOL LIFE Spice 1, Mother- Didn't I tell you not to go swimming? - Willie- Yes, but Satan tempted 'me. Mother- Why didn't you tell Satan to get behind? Willie- I did, and 'he kicked me in. -Ex. . Helen- How do you like my new dress ? Her Escort- It's rippinf' Helen- Quick, call a taxi. 7-Ex. Breathes there a girl with soul so dead, that never to her chum has said, Have you a powder puff ? -EX. 25 rk 24 . Deiined. . . The word kiss is a noun, but it's usually used as a conjunction. It is never declined, and is more common than proper. It is never singular, but is always used in the plural. It agrees with two.-Ex. Teacher- The boys in the front seats were the only ones who got the right answers to the questions in the examination. Voice from the rear- Good team work. -Ex. 211 Pk P14 Gent- Is there any soup on the bill of fare ? Waiter- There Was, but I wiped it off. 4-Ex.. Schoolboy finquiring at a bookstorej- Have you any Lamb's tales ? New Clerk- This is a bookstore, not a meat market. -Ex. is Pl: 21 Judge-- You can take your choice, ten days or ten dollars. Prisoner fstill foggyj- I'll take the money, yer honor. -Ex. 9.4 211 Pk Miss Reid- Give the principal parts of the verb that means to skate. Brilliant- Skato, slippere, -falli, bumpusf' Miss Reid- Falio, failure, flunki, suspendusf' Il: Pk ak Redd- The doctor said he'd have me on my feet in a fortnight. Greene- And did he ? A A Redd- Sure. I've had to sell 'my automobile. fs Pk 251 Young William- Father, give me some money. Father- I never got half as much money when I was a boy. Young William- Were you satisfied? Father- Certainly, I was. E Young William- Then why should he have given you any more ? - X. --60-1 .