Warwood High School - Warrior Yearbook (Wheeling, WV)

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Board of Education 'L. BUDD HABERSTICK, President 28 N. Frcnt Street FRED COWL Glenwood WILLIAM A. FRITZ 22 Laurel Avenue L. Budd Haberstiek. who resigned April 28 to enter the Army Air Corps has been replaced by Robert A. Campbell of Warwood. Mr. Garden has taken Mr. Haberstit-k's plziee as president. EDWARD W. COOEY Bethany Pike XX ILLIAWVI F GARDEN 426 Ncith Fiont Street Superintendents P 'NMI-IENRY C BOINAR C B 'VIONITGOMERY Countx Supeiintendent As tSupe11ntendent Assiatant Supeiintendent B S X ext Xiiginii Lnixeiw Supeixiaoi oi high and Junior liigli A B WQSY Vllglflll UYNNCHIU xi Ed Unixei in fi Pitt btiivii thoois WI A lV95fV1181U1i Lrmewtx A B Nliisnall College 'NI A bnixeieity of Pitwbuigh 8 L. 0 - Y IJ ' V ,. . . . . . . . A . . 5' 1 ' A . ' 4- 1 . ,, l . L ,ity , M - .. .. 1 . N -. A ' , v..', . . .. X 5 ' 3 5 'h - .. .. Q - . . .. . Q'

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NSTRUCTICD ... On th1s and the next few pages are the persons responsrble for our knowledge. They say work and play don't mix, but we donlt agree, for as our four years here end, we rea llze we have had fun and learned a lot too. your CI'CtllIS Frll out thls shp please Wouldn t yo to lrsten Let's look over ,lvl 7 l l u lik ' F

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PRINCIPAL C C Phipps principal A B Croye City College, Groye Citv, Pennsylvania 'VI A Uniyersity ofCl11cago This sprintf C C Phipps IS ending his first year 'is principal of Warwood High and unior H1 h School For him the year has been an especially busy one for not only has he had the regular administratiye duties to attend to but also he has had to become acquainted with the school, its personnel, and the townspeople He has succeeded so Well that he is III constant demand for act1y1t1es both in and out of school As Senior Air Raid Warden of Post No 7 Mr Phipps has had the job of Ol -VIIIILIIIU the workers into an efficient organizatlon At school as co sponsor of Student Council, he IS responsible for the organization of Student Court He is also adyiser of the H11 Club, and be IS constantly being called upon to ISSISI with and suggest plans for other clubs, classes and organizations Through his goyernment class of thirty three students Mr Phipps has that IS, that IIS members impose certain reSII'1CIlCI1S on their ZICKIOHS in order thit democracy may thriye A former coach Wir Phipps 15 keenly interested in the schools atbletlc program He beliey es, howey er, that the athlete s first duty IS to keep himself eligible seholastically Students yy bo thought that Mr Phipps might forget that he vyas no longer 1 Wlmeliiig rooter were surprised to find that he immediately changed to an eittremely ardent Warvycod fin Mr Phipps says, I Was amazed myself at the ease and speed yyitb which one s loyalty changes to the school vyith which he vyorks XVIIII all his act1y1t1es, Mr Phipps is ney er too busy to listen to a student s problems or to make 1 feyy appropriate remarks on vyhateyer the subyect at h 1nd may be introduced vyith the vyords That reminds me of a story 9 . . , 1 . . i .i ' I A . I q 1 -I Q s 1A I V C L- . I g . 1 1 1 1 . 1 i . . . I . -7 . . C bt ' U Y 1 1 1 1 . 1 made the entire school conscious of the way in which a democracy functions , A l . . y . . K , . . V x 1 1 1 . V Y . i .,