Elkins High School - Tiger Yearbook (Elkins, WV)

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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 , .

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arf' A' V'-z .- SOPHGMORE CLASS MARION INGRAIVI Preszdent RICHARD Cox Vzce Preszdent Though this IS only our second year In high chool and we have not had many opportunities to show what we can do as a group we have many students who have already proved what they can do as lI1d1V1ClU3lS One of our number Bill Hess has made us very proud of him by having attained a prominent POSIIIOII on the basketball team This lS Hesss first year as a varsity player but he has certainly used II to the very best advantage Teenie Haggerty who was considered the best cheerleader In Elkins High School according to a recent Issue of the Cub IS another of our class to whom we may point with pride Teenie has needed to lead cheers Vife hope that she will con tinue her fine work and In her serior year become school cheerleader The members of the Student Council from our BETTY SWECKER Secretary Treasurer CHRISTINE HAGGERTY Cheerleader class are Lucy Houchin Gerald Kelly and Wil ham Goldberg Betty Swecker represents the G A A In the Council These students have per formed their duties In a very creditable manner Our president Marion Ingram gives promise of bemg an eloquent speaker This year he entered two different helds In the Literary Contest Al though he won hrst place In neither of them he did remarkably well In both Good grades too are common among us and at least three of our members will always be found In the honor roll They are Bob Irons Alma Wamsley and Glenna Sheets As a whole we Sophomores feel that we have ments In the two years we have been In high school and with the belief that there IS much tal ent to be revealed hope to continue to be ev 'I more successful In the future Page 30 l . . . . . , , .- C . . . ' .I , , . , . . . - . . . U . 7 . , . . 7 7 ' . . . . , . . ' 7 . I , . . . l . ' , 7 ff ' ,Y ' ' , 7 . . . , . . . , . s . . , ' ' ' ' Q! ' 7, - 9 pep, snap, enthusiasm, and everything that is a right to think fairly well of our accomplish- . , A. , y. . . h . , 2. - Y 0 H Y JL H '71, H 'mtl , ,,.-,L ,, . . , .a,,1,g:,,bfeaf..:, Y I- -., fuss, fr, .faerie