Warren Western Reserve High School - Aurora Yearbook (Warren, OH)

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Y Y YN'nrrcn fligh School C H H 0 E S N indcen Twenty-five Class History June 1925 Not many years ago. about three to be exact, there appeared tiny green sprouts on VVarren's old tree of knowledge. Oh weren't those days terrible! Dashing around in that immen.ve building. trying to find the right room. And those awe inspiring hseniorsn, one glance from whom made our knees take up the beat. The miles and miles walking home all the back ways, in order not to have to sport with the fishes in the Court House Park. But somehow the days were covered. One day a few of us dared to go through the dreaded portals of the august but familiarly known Pop Honnold's oflice. He gave us the permission, and we were the first class to organize in such an infancy as the the ten A, VVe didn't accomplish much more that year for that left us breathless. During the eleventh grade we gave one successful party after another. To top off the year we instigated what has started as. and what we hope will still be in the future. the famous and most popular Junior Mix. Amoug the numerous changes that enlarged our branches was the installation of Professor Davis, with his patience, as principal. At the very first of this year we started in on the plans for our Senior-Senior Banquet. The more economical we tried to be, the higher- the expenses ran. But we gave to all appearances. inside and out, a very successful banquet, especially as to green olives and mints. Not only have we given some good parties, one the very select group of ten, but we made a wonderful hit with our Spring Festival, which will probably be continued in the future. Now in our old age we are still starting new things. This time it is three one act plays instead of the customary one three act play. Vile are quite sure from our past record that they will be a success. Also we are endeavoring to bring back the old Kid Day for the graduates. We have been allotted more than is usual of conspicuous limbs in our branches. One of the best debators ever graduating from lvarren is Cecil Browm. In athletics, Dyer, Zahnow, Hunter and Ames are but a few to show what we have. Last but far from least we ran off with both the prizes of pulcritude. Who will ever forget the sweet, lovely, smiling Altina and our dark handsome dashing Phil. Who would have thought, gazing at those tiny green sprigs, that they would ever develope into this sturdy oak? i lPage Fifty-one