Elkins High School - Tiger Yearbook (Elkins, WV)

Page 11 text:

ik .M Y.-..,z.4 . .. M, , . ,,...,w....,. M. . , I , ' . Tv.,....,....., . :tr i -ff-b ---v--' v--ffl 'rf' , ADMINISTRATIO O N ln the days to come we shall otten recall the many times that our teet have crossed this thresh- old. We reverence and cherish the memory ot teachers who welcomed and guided us atter had entered. Under their direction we have quired the knowledge that will enable us to talce place in the world: according to their precepts have molded our characters: by their example have learned selt-control and good citizenship. OUI' we GC- OUV W2 we

Page 10 text:

I L ATV QTAC 5 Q VH 1 ' Y 1 'T Y YIX 1 L 0 N I h , ZH I1 :tra or . . . CCQC , , . . , f5i+Lf'WE . . . . . . , , H, I, . . . . 'mi Lu

Page 12 text:

8 'S 1'- '52, Exit, . sggff: , -v s.-1' Reading from left to right: MR DOWNS, MR. SHREVE MR. VANSCOY MR. ALBERT MR BARRICKMAN MR McKEE MR MR H. HAMILTON B. HAMILTON BOARD OF EDUCATION AND COUNTY SCHOOL OFFICIALS I Two years ago when the County Unit Plan went into elfect in West Virginia, there was the usual uncertainty about a new system of which people really knew very little. Many conjectures were made ahout who would he appointed on the Board of Education. In the time that has elapsed since these appointments were made these uncertainties have heen entirely removed from the minds of the people of Randolph County. These men who were appointed have given the hest of their time and their efforts to improve elementary and secondary education. Every school prohlem has heen to them a personal prohlem. We regret to say that the terms of Mr. Vanscoy and Mr. Barrickman have expired. We are sorry to lose them and we appreciate very much all they have done for us. Working with the members of the hoard and carrying out their plans to their hest ahility are our three other county officials. Mr. Bryan Hamilton, superintendent of the county schools, is a wide awake and progressive school man. For Mr. K. S. McKee, director of high schools, there is only one goal-to make Randolph Countyis high schools the hest in the state. Mr. Henry Hamilton, director of elementary education, is no less zealous in his efforts to gain recognition for the schools of our town and county. We feel that we are indeed fortunate in having such men at the head of our school.