Warren High School - Shield Yearbook (Vincent, OH)

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Charlie Crow, a Wyandot Indian, was a scout for Buel1's Brigade in Tennessee during the Civil War. He caught a Minie ball in the stomach and rode home to die . He is buried over the fence of Smith's Cemetery, near Bartlett. Being a heathen Indian, he could not be buried in a Methodist cemetery. MISS SARAH MCCUNE Librarian The library promotes a greater interest in reading among students and in the use of libraries. Aside from lending books and magazines, the library supplies records, films, and tapes for use in the classroom. It is under the supervision of Miss McCune, with Mrs. Maddox as library assistant, and a number of student librarians. Library Library Assistant first death by Indians at Little Hocking was on May 1, 1789 when an King died. MRS. BETTY MADDOX

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MRS. IUDITH PIERSALL Effective communication is an aim of the English department. The curriculum consists of courses designed to develop communication through speaking, reading, writing, and listening. The English depart- ment stresses comprehensive read- ing, vocabulary development, logi- cal arrangement and distinctive power in writing. Through constant practice , students develop clarity and fluency in speaking and writing. An old well curb, carved by John Randolph a stou mason of Bartlett, can be found near Bartlett Randolph also hand carved fireplaces adorrung at least two homes in Bartlett