Warren High School - Echoes Yearbook (Warren, OH)

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AECHOES ' ' 11-A HISTORY Welcomed by a picked reception committee of upper classmen, who thoughtfully baptised us in the Widely known Court House Park fountain, insisted upon our drinking unflavored soad water and similar delicacies, the June class of 1922 came into being one memorable September morning in 1919. Were we the customary greens? What a foolish question! I'll say We were. However that's, neither here nor there. After we became able to Wander through the various mazes of our vast building Without becoming hopelessly lost, We were at last permitted to organize and have our first class meeting and party fSaid party proved to be a splashing success, and everything Went on swimmingly, with a few upper class mates the grate- ful recipients of our generaus libationsj. Under the gentle tutelege of various members of our faculty, most of us came back next September somewhat and by the fact that We were Juniors. Did we receive the in- coming 10 B's royally? Ask them. This year has been, on the whole, a busy one for our class, for in it we have had a picture show, two dances, entertained in assembly, etc. The dances Were both- shimmying successes, under the sole censorship of picked members of the class. And when it comes to the Assembly, We proved comclusively that We practically have a corner on the Grand Opera, dancing and public speaking talent in the school. When there is anything mentioned about athletics, we take a back seat for no one, for have We not Nellis, Dixon, Randall, Foster and several others? And now, having sung our praises just let me say that we are greatly anticipating the honor of banqueting the present 12-B's next semester to send them on their long and rocky Way, and as to being similarly treated the following season by the 11-B's words can't express our feelings! s Yours till then, The ll-A's.

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P' Abell, Scott ii!-ldams, Miles Anderson, Ellen Bates, Laurabelle Beach, Evelyn Bechtel, Martha Berkowitz, Nathan Bethune, Celia Brown, Louis, Ir. Bunting, Thelma Burns, Charles Byard, Mary F. Colleran, Catherine Conley, Roland Consider, Theodore Crosby,'iNaudine Davis, Ruth Dickinson, Elizabeth E C H O E S 11-B OFFICERS Robert Williams ..... .... P ruidenlf Miles Adams ...... .... V ice President Thayer Olds ..... .... S ecretary Scott Abell .... .... T rearurzr CLASS ROLL Durst, Edna Laughrin, Edward Elliott, Raymond Lewis, Mabel Ewalt, Laura - Lister, Beatrice Foster, Mabel Lister, Pearl Fowler, Frances Griffin, Lena Haner, William Hanson, Jeannette Harm, Fred Hartman, Velma Hayes, Frank Helsley, Mary T Herst, Clarence Howard, Donald Hughes, Helen Kistler, Marguerit Kneeland, Marion C Little, Margaret Loveless, Malinda Moore, Leland Moran, Warren McClellan, Essie McGinnis, Vivian R' McKibben, George McNair, Kenneth Olds, Thayer Oswald, Mildred Pfile, Lila Pringle, Edna Rowlands, Samuel Seeds, Thelma Shorts, Martha Shriver, Edith Smith, Charles Smith, Frank Smith, Mildred Thomas, Ruth Toot, Marguerite Travers, Norbert Trimble, Elsie Watters, Harriet Webber, Florence Williams, Robert Wilson, Herman Wilson, Lucy Woodside, Helen Wulf, Esther