Warren High School - Shield Yearbook (Vincent, OH)

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en M-tg is .,.tx 't ' L. R Q i RAY MCGLUMPHY JEFFREY MCGREGOR . PAULINE MCGREW GREG MCMAINS Semors I Long before the 1 g ' settlement of Ohio by the white man, L prehistoric Indians vm f roamed over the lands. ' , Some 10,000 mounds - KR- throughout the state, containing relics of religious aitars and human bones, remain today to prove their existence. Some mounds can be seen in Washington County. CATHY MCVEY NANCY MCVICAR PATRICIA MALCOLM CAROLYN MALCOMB TRUDY MARTIN JAMES MATTHEWS LILA MATTHEWS , K , 'La-N JEFFREY MAYLE JAMES MAYO JOHN MILLER ANDREW MOYERS JOHN NEWBERRY FRED NICE RICKY PARKER SHAWN PARSONS JACKIE SAMS BRIAN SMITHBERGER RAYMOND SNYDER CASSANDRA SOUTHALL MARLIN SOUTHALL DEBORAH TEAGUE LEO TONCRAY BARBARA WILSON JACK WITHROW KENNETH WRISTON DAVID MAZE

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MARK LAWRENCE f' , . , I I , . , ,gf Y f 3' NOT SHOWN Q Q ' JOEY ADAMS JERRY BOYCE NAOMI BRITTON MICHAEL BURGE RICK CLATTERBUCK ALLEN CLINE WILLIAM CURRY JOE GAGE PAMELA HATHAWAY GARY HUTCHINSON TED KENEY EDITH KUHN STEVEN LAWHORN BARBARA LEMASTERS TERRY MARTIN CHERYL LIMBERGER EDWIN LOCHARY ,,n'4y,,tl I 1514, A . 11,44 I, ' as I f ,f , ,H , fl, 5 la ik, E Xb ' 1, X I if if XX ,, w Q ing C7 , ' X 5 -V f f ' LJ K 5 J i w? BONNIE LAWTON BRUCE LAWTON SHANE LEASURE FRED LEGLEITNER PATSY LEMASTERS ALVIN LUDWIG The Wyandot tribe was the last tribe to leave the Ohio Country and open the entire territory for peaceful settlement. JAMES LAYFIELD Many Indian chiefs and their tribes have left their mark on Ohio history. Among them are the Mingos, led by Chief Logan, who gave his famous speech under the Logan Elm: Chief Tecumseh of the hostile Shawnees, who took pail in the war of 1812: and Chief Little Turtle of the Miamis, who became a leading spokesman for peace. The Delawares, Senecau and Ottawas gave up their struggles against the settlers in the Greenville Treaty. YVONNE LUMAN DINA MCATEE JANETTE MCDONALD ANITA MCGIR

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Eight Presidents have come from Ohio William H. Harrison Ulysses S. Grant Rutherford B. Hayes James A. Garfield Benjamin Harrison William McKinley William H. Taft Warren G. Harding was pa LARRY MERCER KIMBERLY MINERD CHESTER MOODY DANIEL MORROW Seniors JOHN MUNTZ FRED NICHOLS JUDY OFFENBERGER SHERYL OXIER JANE PAGE SONJA PIATT LINDA PLANT KEEFE POLING SALLY POTTER NANCY PROCTOR Perhaps the most interesting character ever to set foot in the state was John Chapman, who, through his constant planting, care and cultivation of apple IIGCS earned the nickname, Johnny Appleseed . ' '