Warren High School - Shield Yearbook (Vincent, OH)

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ROW 1: Dina Andrews, Pam Baker, Anna Fleming, Ruth Aebi, Mr. Craig: Adv. ROW 2: Bruce Kirkpatrick, Ed Graham, Wanda Ven- ham, Tammy Wardeska, Donna Meek. ROW 3: Terry Bond, Tim Blair, Gary Morgan, Bob Brookover. Future Teachers of America Future Teachers of America is an organization with the purpose of informing high school about the teaching profession. Warren High's chapter has been active this year in grade school students during study halls and free club periods. At the meetings they to speakers from different departments in the high school. The teachers shared some their teaching experiences with the members, and informed them of college course s and training for their majors. Ruth Aebi - President Anna Fleming - V-President 9 - Little known but very significant Edison invention was the Pam Baker - Secretary ctric voting machine, lst used in an election in 1892. , Dina Andrews - Treasurer

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Learning how to spell in Spanish, writing and acting out Spanish skits were the contr utions of the Warren Spanish Honor Society and Spanish Club at the Language Fair held Ohio University in Athens. The Language Fair is an annual convention of foreign langu students who meet for one day to exchange ideas and customs of their various languages . Warren High School received a Spanish A.F.S. CAmerican foreign exchange studentj t year for six months. His name is Willy Aroca and he is from Peru. Other accomplishme were selling Warren emblems and the banquet for Spanish Honor Society initiation in whi the main speaker was Susie Rodriguez. She is an A . F. S . at Marietta High School, from Bolivia. Susie talked about her country, school, government and numerous things. She also answered questions from interested students. Members also went caroling Christmas time . Spanish Honor Society 1648. Margaret Jones of Charlestown, Mass. was the lst witch executed in Amer- ica. Gov. Winthrop wrote that she was found to have such a malignant touch, as many persons, whom she stroked or touched with any affection or displeasure, etc. , were taken with deaf- ness . . . or other violent pains or sickness . . . Her behaviour at the trial was very intemperate, lying notoriously, and railing upon the jury and witnesses, and in the like distemper she died, etc. , ROW 1: Kim Arnold, Valerie Har , Lynn Cowell, Mrs. Bolden, Adv. ROW Vicki Lowe, Ed Graham, Dina Andr Jeff Wilson, Jimmy Mulinex, Terry B ROW 3: Suellen Giddings, Vicki With Bonita Wallace, Vickie Wogan, Va Spencer, Julie Elder, Russ Stacy. RO Janine Thomas, Kathy Huettel, D Meek, Melissa Law, Joy Aebi. K Starkey, Ruth Aebi. Spanish Clu ROW 1: Dina Andrews, JoAnn Kiser, Valerie Hanger, Mrs. Boldeng Adv. ROW 2: Piatt, Carol Barnitz, Renee Alleman, Saundra Secoy. ROW 3: Losi Bowman, Kathy Peggy Stotler, Cindy Lawton.

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NNN French Club At the core of French Club activities, was the purchase of materials nec- essary to create a French Room, for club and class use. The club listened to guest speakers ranging from college language professors discussing their slides of various cultural aspects of French life, to Susan West, a student who related the highlights of her European IOUI. In addition, club members prepared delecta- ble examples of French cuisine at each meeting. The first annual French Club Dinner proved to be the piece de resistance of the year. ROW 1: Donna Meek. Dianna Hale, Launa Holden. ROW 2: Sheila Brauer, Becky Atkins, Denise Burford Linda Leasure Terry Boop Wagner. ROW 3: Becky Ellison, Penny Shaner, Jennifer Dayhoff , Anna Fleming, Peggy Shaner Paula Welch