Elkins High School - Tiger Yearbook (Elkins, WV)

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Q65 FNTRANCE TO THE MONONGAI-IELA FOREST This stone gatemav located SIX miles from Elkins the place from which all important Monongahela Forest act1v1t1es are directed marks the entrance to the Forest It welcomes those who wish to enjoy and to use wisely the H1511 School it means mort than just an imposing hit of masonrv to them it is a symbol of somtthing, thtv must chcrish and endeavor to preserve for others 1 64. 7 7 1 ' ' 4 3 I . . . . , , r . 7 V 7. I 7 7. 7 privileges ollered by the great out-of-doors. To the students of Elkins I it . 7 . D 5 7 x V . x i. I,

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, , llvll all MR 'VHKEIE MISS XYIIAIOTH ADMINISTRATION OF ELKINS HIGH SCHOOL When Mr McKee came to be prlnclpal of Elkxns I-hgh School he was not unknown to us for many of us had been wlth h1m when he was prlnclpal of the Elkms umor Hlgh School We left h1m there not dreaming that we would grad uate from h1gh school w1th h1m as our prmcxpal When he came to our school 1n 1933 we welcomed htm as an old frrend on 1n whom we already had confidence and trust and one who we were sure would make our problems hrs problems XVe never dousted once that Elkms I-hgh School would prosper under h1s guxclance and we were rxght for durmg the three years that he has been Wlth us our school has steadlly become more modern and pro gressnve He has been to all of us a w1se counselor and a gulde Though he fulfills h1s dutles of mamtalnmg dlsclplme hrs congemal sprt and his smcere mterest m both our dlfhcultles and our pleasures have won for h1m a place m our memorles that we shall long cher1sh for he ha truly been one of us There lS no one 1n our school who occuples qulte the same place as Mlss Wll moth our asslstant prlnclpal To her any student feels free to go when he 15 faced by a cllfhcult problem because he feels sure that he w1ll always hnd sympathy and help Her 1deals for Elkins I-hgh School have been evemplrhed m the excellent work done by the Student COUHCII Under her guxdance xt has become an lmpor tant factor m the formatlon of hlgh standards of school llfe Those who have spent any tune IH her Latm classe have found the exper1ence a profitable and an enjoyable one Page 0 7 ,I ' Q ' . . . P 7 9 ' 7 7 . , . . , . 7 7 , . , . . ' si , . . , . ' 7 . . . C V . I I A, ..