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

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4 : 3 wiimlm- High 3011001 E C H 0 E S Ninefw- Twenm-me Miss Mabel Spiers, faculty advisor is deserving of much credit for the success ol High School Life and the promotion of the Hi-Press Club. Cooperation and equal res- ponsibility with the staff has made amost efficient organization. The High School Life is published seven times each semester. All write-ups are furnished by the journalism classes and the printing is efficiently done by Mr. Olds and the printing classes. The staff for the second semester 1925 follows: Edif0r1'af Spaff Assistants Richard Sauerbrun M an aging Editor News Editors Editorial Critic Sport Editor Sport Reporters Magazine Editors Exchange Editor! Alumni Editor Cartoonist I Page Ninrty-two l Cecil Browm Harry Parsons Florence Golick Alice Randall Earl Williams Christian Zahnow Mary Suckow Philips Corbin Martha McCorkle Verna Wise Opal Shank Dorothy Williams Mildred Kelly Warren Rich Robert Geissman Special Feature Writers William Brown A Mar3LAllman Business Staff Business Manager Chester Bane Assistant Dorothy Sellars Advertising Mgr. Theodore Hillman Assistants Charles Middlestead Maurice Ridgley Alene Muter Circulation- Elementary journalism Class Faculty Advisor Miss Spiers

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Hlllllllwliilgilllllwgf w-mn High School E C H O E S Ninsfcfm 'fwe-mf-five :::1Q..:nIlsse2fzs3m1llwe -m K, ,e . HI-PRESS CLUB The Hi-Press Club - Organized March 4 by the members ofthe High School Life staff the Hi-Press club has been recognized as one of VVarren High's most active organizations this semester. The purpose ofthe club is to produce a better newspaper, to boost all school activities, and to promote a spirit of good fellowhip between the members of the staff and the student body. A Officers for the semester were: Cecil Browm, presidentg Hary Parsons, vice-presi- dentg Florence Golick, secretary, Chester Bane, treasurer. Only students holding staff positions are eligible for membership. Meetings are held every two weeks and at each meeting a splendid program is arranged. Among the interesting and instructive speakers from the Tribune-Chronicle have been Mr. Thomas Deming, Mr. H. B. Sander- son, Mr. Donald lVlcCurdy. In the publishment ofthe school newspaper, High School Life, the club has had a very successful year. With the including ofjournalism in the school curriculum, many rising young journalists have been discovered who have aided in the publishing of one ofthe snappiest, peppiest and most interesting school papers ever offered to a school of this size. During the past year the staff visited the Cleveland Plain Dealer plant, sent delegates to a high school journalistic convention held in Cleveland, November 13 and 14, and to a state wide convention of high school journalists held at Dhio State University, Columbus, April 3 and 4. I Pagf Ninety-om'I

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