Stadium High School - Tahoma Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Eadiaafiorz H E WAS A BUILDER. These words, if any be adequate, seem best to describe Mr. Perkins. His passing from us is a loss that can never be filled. Not only did he build a bridge of life that was great and strong, but he aided many others to make theirs as fine. Perhaps these words, written by his cofworkers, the faculty, will more fully express the feeling which his absence means to Stadium. Let us take time to remember Mr. Ernest Earl Perkins, a modest, firm and just leader, diligent and conscientious in his daily work, unshakable in his integrity, fearless in adherence to right, kind and unselfish in caring for the welfare of others. Words are inadequate to express our sense of our loss and his worth. nWell done, thou good and faithful serfuantg enter thou into the joy of the Lordf H 'To Mr. Perkins, friend and counselor, leader and director-builder-we dedicate this book. 1940 Tahoma Staff Six

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Office . . . Acting Vice Principal Jolliffe, Miss Smith, Mrs. Laurscn, Acting Principal Carr. English . . . ROW l: Miss Wilcox, Miss Black, Miss J. Fraser, Mrs. Graham, Miss Cooper, Mr. Albrecht. RCW 2: Mr. Hoffman, Miss A. Ohlin, Miss Hammond, Mr. Daniels, Miss McMurphy, Miss A. Fraser, Miss Zimmerman. Commercial . . . RCW l : Mr. Hilton, Miss Hanley, Mrs. Simmons, Mrs. Stratton, Miss E. Qhlin, Mr. Morris. ROW 2: Mr. Epstein, Mr, Kizer, Mr. Swarm, Mr. Leatherwood, Mr. Giltner, Mr. Christie. Eiclll . , I!