Warren High School - Echoes Yearbook (Warren, OH)

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--ill... Anderson, Charles Alderman, Aclda Bean, Helen Boyd, Anna Boyer, Esther Bradley, Sarah Buchwalter, Wilbu Coder, Nellie Coe, Freda Colson, Rollan DeCato, Alfred V Douglas, Ruth l' ECHOES'-'i 12-B OFFICERS Theodore Stephens- - - Julia jones ..... ..... Elizabeth Voit ..... Gail Geiuss ...... Edwin Lerch .... - - ...... Prerideni - - - - - - Vice President - - - - - ,Secretary - - - - - - Tfeafurer - - - - - -Sergeant-at-afmfj CLASS ROLL g Foley, Marie 1 Forsythe, Gladys Frailberg, Laura Geuss, Gail Grossman, Irvin Guy, Margaret Gwynn, Joseph Haggerty, Mary Hunter, Harold Johnston, Helen Jones, julia Kasten, Sophia Kellog, Florence Leach, Florence Lerch, Edwin Mather, Blanche - Minchin, Helen McDowell, Glen F McNutt, Rollin ' Och, Paul Pierce, Donald Powrie, Stuart Reasinamjames Shelton, Donald Smith, Aubrey Smith, Donald Stephens, Theodore Union, Gerome Vine, Minnie Voit, Elizabeth Watters, Ether Whitford, Mary Whiteman, Dennis Wilkins, Martha

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I . ECHOES JANUARY CLASS HISTORY-'22 4 One early February morning along about 1919 four or five young fifteen-year-old Specials congregated at the front door of W. H. S. and raised their voices in chanting, O, Come All Ye Faithful. We, the 12B's of January, '22, are the results of that song. We are the ones who came. After we had gathered together out in front in the, cold crisp air, we boldly entered that cold, crisp structure called W. H. S. After Waiting some time for the elevator some dash- ing young Romeo suggested we walk up, which we did. Everybody arrived safely but two Who fell through the stair- way. However, after a short wait they joined us at the top or second story. This morning started our W. H. S. career. After we had been in school the required amont of time, we organized. Our officers were, Pres. Lynn Van Gorderg Treas., Freda Coe, Sec., Adda Alderman, Sgt.-at-arms, Nellie Codor. Our Sophomore year was most eventless being the flu time. ' Our Junior year was one line of successes after another. One of the important features was the Fall Carnival We staged. At the beginning of the iirst half of Junior year we put on a great number of outer accouterments and indulged in a sleigh ride ot Howland Springs. After We landed we Hung the light mstic toe for some time and then came gliding swiftly back home, some already wrapped in slumber and UD. We went through this year with the same ollicers except the Presi- dent. We have entered our Senior year with Ted Stephens as President, Julia Jones, Vice President, Elizabeth Voit, Sec. and Shiner Lerch, Sgt.-at-Arms. We started being Seniors by giving a play called The Frat. l2ntertaines. This was a howling successfrom every standpoint. In March we were instrumental in bringing the Ohio State Glee Club here. The Glee Club was fine and all ten of the high school students who attended felt the quality would be long remembered after the price had been forgotten. . If Coach Jones is the man of the hour then Miss Black is surely the Woman of the hour. The 12B's recognizing this were able to get her to give a play called The Gypsy Trail. It isn't necessary to say one bit more about that reading. It speaks for itself. It is true that we are the smallest in numbers but just as in football, it isn't the weight counts or in basket-ball not just the ability to throw baskets. We feel that it is not just numbers that count to make up the best class in W. H. S. Thus endeth our class history to June 1921.