Warren High School - Echoes Yearbook (Warren, OH)

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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

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-ECHOES 11-B CLASS HISTORY Once upon a time in the year of 1920 a very scared bunch of children entered Warren High'School. It wasn't the first time we had been together. No indeed, becausewe had our Junior High Commencement in that famuos place known as Study Hall. 'When' we really belonged to the High School our first attempt was to float in the May Day Parade of 1920. We all remember this very well' and we think, as far as our part was concerned, the parade was quite a success. As soon as we bacome 10-A's we were allowed to organize. We chose Miss Bowen and Mr. 'Friedly as sponsors and our ofiicers were: Robert Williams, Pres.g Louis Brown, Vice- Pres.g Clifford Naylor, Treasurerg Mary Frances Byard, Secretary, Ellen Anderson, Auditorg Miles9Adams, Sergeant- at-Arms. It was when we were 10-A's that we gave our dance which was very successful, The attendance was about the largest of any High School dance. And indeed, this made a grand and glorious feelin' . In the February of 1921 we traveled another half-notch. Now we're 11-B's and it was during the time that we held this noble title that Mr. Honnold decided the classes should take turns having programs. For ours, Mr. Roberts of Youngs- town gave a talk which was very entertaining and which everybody enjoyed very much. S0 you see although we have only been in High School a year and one-half, we have done many things for the benefit of the School as well as for ourselves. We intend not only to keep up this record but we hope to make a better one.