Warren High School - Echoes Yearbook (Warren, OH)

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Abel, Alice Adgate, Laureston Allison, Helen Anderson, Helen Ashley, Dorothy Atkinson, Anna Balaueseu, Ermel Barber, Merlin Beach, Ida Berry, Mary Biggin, Anna Blott, Marguerite Boer, James Bradley, Glen Burnett, George Clark, Robert Clinefelter, Ray Coder, Harold Cooper, Russell Craft, Paul Craig, Robert Crawford, Mary Davis, Margaret Derring, Madge Dickinson, Charles Dirmeyer,,Wilbur Douglas, Chalmers Dugan, Raymond Fenton, Ely Flanagan, James Frost, Fred Garner, Paul Geissman, Milton Gilbert, Margaret Gillen, Harold Glassford, Helen Goodman, Michael Green, Gladys Grover, Cleo Guy, Helen Hagerty, Joe Harris, Donald Harrold, Edgar Harrold, Lucile Herlinger, Gertrude Hilb, Louise Hughes, Harmon Hughes, Margaret Hyde, Elmer Johnson, Ernest jones, Vera Jordon, David . Kilpatrick, Bishop Kirker, Veryl Kistler, Sarah Knopp, Cleo Konold, Mary Lane, Helen Landsdowne, Helen Latimer, Elizabeth Lea, Donad Leach, Kenneth Leach, Ida Lees, William Lingo, Faye Loomis, Harper Lovvrie, Belva E C H O E S CLASS ROLL Lentz, Hazel Marsh, William Marsteller, Clarence Marsteller, Francis Mather, Howard Mathews, Della Moyer, Gerald McClead, Cecil McCollum, James McGowan, Donald McGunnigal, Calvin Nichols, Edna Norman, Willard Oden, Paul Oldacre, Lucy Orr, Nellie Osborne, Josephine Osborne, Lee Parks, Leroy Pendleton, Virginia Pond, Stanton Pounds, Pearl Preston, Florence Richards, John Richardson, Robert Rinebolt, Mabel ' Roberts, Ruth Ruffo, Peter Russe.., Lois Ryan, Genevieve Scholt, Burwell Seiple, Irene Shallenberger, Carroll Shallenberger, Marguerite Shoemaker, Rutheda Singley, Pauline Smith, Joseph Smith, William Stanford, Helen Steffen, Neville Sullivan, Milo Thrasher, Ethel Thomas, Kenneth Thompson, Carl Thompson, Clare Thorpe, Laura Tobin, Leo Virden, Ruth Wall, Howard Waller, David Warren, Gladys Weaver, Lyle Webb, Helen Webster, Ruth Welton, William Wilbert, Ester Wilkins, Maxine Williams, Mary Williams, Neva Wilson, Albert Wilson, Paul , Wolcott, Frances Wood, Vera Woodford, Grace Wyndham, Edna Ward,Iohn

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ECHOES 10-B's. What have we done to have our names in the records of' the school? is the question asked by every member of the 10-B Class, since we have come into Senior High School. We do not believe that we have done very much, but are vain enough to believe that everyone wants to hear about us. High School life in the wondrous old High School has not been so bad as we thought it was. In class rooms we have shown our ignorance, but that is epxected of us by everyone. We were somewhat timid and shy when we first came into the grand old structure, to extend our knowledge, but now My friend, have you heard ofthe town of Yawn, On the banks ofthe River Slow, ' Where blooms the Wait-awhile flower fair And the Some-time-or-other scents the air. And the soft Go-easys grow? It lies in the Valley of What's-the-use, In the Province of Let-her-slideg That old tired feeling is native there, It's the home of the listless I-don't-care, Where the put-it-offs abide. we think we are as big as anyone around the school, though everyone does not agree, especially the teachers. We have learned some few things ini the school since coming here, namely, to mind our own business, we do not know that very well yetg always to have your lessonsg we do not believe that very well yet. We have not participated in very many of theactivities ofthe school because we have hardly been here long enough, but wait until next fall, and then we will show the upper classmen something. The teacher was teaching a kindergarten class and was making her pupils finish each sentence to' show that they understood her. The idol had eyes, she said, but it could not- . See,', cried the children. It had ears but it could not- Hear, was the answer. It had lips but it could not- Speak, once more replied the children. It had a nose but it could not- - Wipe it, shouted an enthusiastic pupil.