Elkins High School - Tiger Yearbook (Elkins, WV)

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-, if P- '-Q' - -v -myths-1. ,Q -1 LOUISE WISEMAN Did you say auburn curls, lots of them, ones that have an individuality all their own? She does many things, particularly musical things, and as a result of her many activities was elected to the National llonor Society. Did you know that she likes green things in the llutl ? XVell, she floes, very much. WAYNE WOLVERTON This young man is an important figure in the Senior Class. lle has been our class presi- dent for three years and an active member of the lli-Y for the past two years, VVayne, we wish you luck in all your future undertakings, and we hope that you will continue your good work in whatever you do when your school days are liver. MATILDA WOODFORD Tillie has that greatly coveted quality of composure which lends distinction and makes for social power. She is a good student, one with whom we like to have classes because she con- tributes something worthwhile. She is a striking brunette type, with a charm and graciousness all her own . 'fe-cifsfisi ' I ' '- 23:1-1 .' s v OWEN WRIGHT -Ind -the hoy who is always right and will be XVright -the fellow whose keen sense of humor keeps us in an uproar-the one whose assistance on this 'lilfJER is very much appreci- ated. XVe thank our stars that he came to us when he tlitl, and we wouldn't trade him back to Morgantown for all their Clark Gables. VIRGINIA YORKE ilillis senior is distinguished by a subtle, in- triguing quality of voice and by a keen appre- ciation of beauty, The ability to choose her clothes wisely and then to wear them with grace and distinction makes many of her classmates regard her with envious eyes. Perhaps she will be a model! XVho knows? CECELIA YOUNG Cecelia is another typical hlonde, with the usual blue eyes. Her contagious smile, though, is all her own. Glee C'lub is one of her chief interests, as she has been a member of this or- ganization for the past four years. VVe are happy to congratulate her upon having earned r wings in t e ' ' Page 27 . he f h Ci. A. A. I Q , , . -. .p - ,. Y. ., , .JH . .. ,:,e,5?.,ji,?',i:..,n,,-,,1. M, .., , p:,,U,.,:' K' ,V V i

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' ,sm JUNIOR CLASS EAN GROSS Preszdenl Bury ANP STARFORD Vzce Preszdenl To the umor Class and Mxss Dxgman belongs the cred1t for havmg put the Tzger Cub on the map once more Thrs school publlcatlon a mtmeo graphed sheet puhllshed the fourth Wfednesday of each month has a circulation of two hundred and fifteen copxes Edmng th1s paper rs a part of the regular junior Engltsh work Each month the staff ns chosen from the Engllsh III classes the only permanent members belng the bu mess man ager and hrs assistant The unlor Class lS al o ln charge of Stunt Nite whxch IS usually held ln Aprll Thrs IS one of the most enjoyable programs held dunng the school year Each class or orgamzatlon v1es wlth the other to put on an amu mg and entertammg productlon As the TIGER goes to the press before Stunt Nnte lS held thxs year we regret that we cannot gne a more detailed account of nt Pago 27 RUTH Wu MOTH Secretary Treasurer Bur HARsHBARG1-R Cheerleader The class contams one hundred seventy s1x mem bers of whom approx1mately seven per cent are honor student the hghest percentage of any class rn the school From thls honor group seven were elected to the National Honor Soclety They were Gladys johnson Betty ane Stafford ean Gross ames Ross Russell Dalton ack Tabscott and Bernard H111 Juniors Albert BHISI and Willard Campbell Both of them were tackles on the football team thls year Balst was captaln and was cho en on the second All State team Both have been actlve ln basketball BHISI has been m the startmg lme up of twenty s1x games and has proved to be a valuable player rn every game 1n whlch he has partlclpated Campbell has made remarkable prog ress as subsntute center J A a - . -I 1 V - 4 I L . . .7 , . I . . . 7 . - S-Q i 7 . . . . ' , I . . . . , J , J I ' I ' 7 J 7 7 J 7 . . , . . ' 3' - Two members cf our varsity athletic teams are J . .. C . H - . ,, . . . . . . . . . . 1 , . . - 3. . . A . ee A - ' va ' - - - 1 , .