Warren High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Warren, MA)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Directory - Page Editorials Literary Dept. Commercial Dept. Notes Alumni Dniamatics - Athletics Exchanges - Music School Notes Junior Class Pictures - jokes Advertisements -

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THE HILLTOP WARREN HIGH SCHOOL, WARREN MASS. Published by Junior Class EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief ILA GRAPES ASSOCIATE EDITORS ALICE DICK MAY LEACH Exchanges Alumni Athletics GERTRUDE ANDERSON LILLIAN PEASE JOHN RAINKA Dramatics Music MARY MURPHY LEONORA ERLA School Notes Art HERRICK SMITH EMIL FURGAL School Jokes NOAH FOUNTAIN EILEEN THORNTON Faculty Manager WALTER D. BLOSSOM Business M anagers ETHEL OLDREAD MARJORIE GOULD BEATRICE FOUNTAIN MATTHEW LASKA EDITOIQIALS GOOD CITIZENSHIP How often we hear those words to-day, and yet, how often do we analyze them? What things make a good citizen in the nation, town, and school? For the purpose of impressing the importance of this term, Good Citizenship, upon us, a survey was taken in this school to see what the pupils considered necessary to make a good citi- zen. Out of one hundred and eleven papers, one hundred two declared that boosting the school and taking part in activities was absolutely necessary. They, also, decreed that courte-ousness, obedience, punctuality and cheerfulness were good characteristics to possess in order to be of value to your town and school. By this survey you can see that the school has an idea of what good citizenship really is, and that the pupils are preparing them- selves for citizenship in their country. Do you not think that the above characteristics would make a very popular citizen? If we can be good citizens in the school, we can be good citizens in the town and in our country. I. Grapes '29 THE JOY OF BEING THE EDITOR Getting out a magazine is no picnic. lf we print jokes, people say we are silly. lf we don't, they say we are too serious. If we clip things from other magazines, we are too lazy to write them ourselves. If we don't, we are stuck on our own stuff. If we stick close to the job all day, we ought to be out hunting news.