Elkins High School - Tiger Yearbook (Elkins, WV)

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N N 1 . Personalities The snaps, the snaps, what would we do, Without those snaps of you-and you? The candid camera rides again, With pictures new, and way back when. If you will look, then you will see Qene Hutton's beard, and, yessirreea :A four armed something-Bob and Boots, 'But, watch yourself-the camera shoots! fflnd now there's Harriett of the sunny smile. With wide straw hat, Iune sets the style. Tom looks cornered, well he might, While Teeney cheer lfddf-jgghll, fight, fight! Henning of the magnetic eye- ff4rbon poses-Betty is sly! Well, well, there's Keim, the blocking tackle, These are so hot the paper'll crackle! QAnd now the Moores, who look so nice,' fflnd stepping fast, Virginia Rice. ffimmy Carroll stands at ease,' There's Miljoi' Zumbrunnen, if you please! 'Dorothy, caught in a cheerful grin, Others snapped when they sh0uldn't have been- For instance, Sarah in an embarrassing pose, 14nd jimmy Woods looking down his nose. Cjlflary Margaret and loan lead the way, With Billy as Robin Hood-children must play Jldr. Hamilton looks pleasant-he always is,' There's Sour saying, He'll get his! Jlfliss Ashby, a study in highlight and shadow, Singing, Take me down to Colorado. Two lassies clad in evening dress. Come on, lilr. Phillips--you'd better confess! Of course there are others, important, too, 73ut we'ae just had time to show a few,' For candid cameras must work fast, To get the snaps while situations last! I

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Trade School The purpose of Vocational Edu- cation is to train young men for useful employment. Before enter- ing this twenty-four month course, these young men must have com- pleted two yearfof high school edt? cation and selected a vocation for which they desire preparation before entering as trained craftsmen. The Elkins High School Vocational Di- vision, one of the six divisions in West Virginia, was organized dur- ing September, 1937, with eight studentsg Eve more were added last fall. After finishing the course, the student is awarded a vocational di- ploma. lf the student has also com- pleted junior English and American history, he may receive a regular high school diploma. The morning classes of the El- kins Vocational School continue from eight to eleven o'clock during which time the students study me- chanical drawing, blue print read- ing, mathematics, vocational English and wood-working science. Each individual does his own work, and a class discussion is held when neces- sary. No set time is made for the study of any certain subject, but all work must be completed by a desig- nated date. The afternoon classes begin at one and end at four o'clock. This time is spent in the Wood working shop where cabinet making and mill work are done. Students do not work on individual projects but in groups much the way industrial or- ganizations function. The Elkins Vocational School has proved to be quite successful and has become an important factor in the education of this type of student. Elkins High School is quite proud of this addition to its curriculum. .HIGH i 'Hn Wm I ,Wat VV .T J!! 'QR - . 5 .. . .' . 'f'. 4, c Y r 4 Q E, vkrrr T 5 VV.. .7. by ...,,,,- ...,..--.. .-..,.-...., E... A. img, .Y .. - J BAILEY H1oo1Ns Docotas WILL.AIiD CANFIELD CHENOXVETH Woonnow HoMER T1-IAD EARL BODKIN CURRENCE LINN IQERNS REYNOLD Hiuxotn Lnw: Cotuzrr Ylzge Tzlfenty T11 ree

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Elkins I-Iigh School Senior Class, Elkins, Albert, Ieanne Albright, Rex Albright, Lofton Arbogast, Donna Mae Barker, Virginia Beck, Archie Biller, Denver Booth, Drexie Boyles, Della Mae Bright, Vivian Brinegar, Geraldine Burke, Naola Buzzell, Lewis Calain, Mary lane Callison, Bobbie Callison, 'Virginia Campbell, Ernest Canfield, Douglas Carr, Maurice Carr, Thomas Carroll, Iames Chambers, Mack Chenoweth, Virginia Chenoweth, Willard Collett, Carolyn Comer, Carl Coontz, Florence Cooper, Ernest Corley, Denver C., Ir. Corley, Ieanne Corley, Virl Coughlin, Edward Crawford, Rosalie Cunningham, Elizabeth Cunningham, Vaiden Currence, Helen Daniels, Stanley Dowler, Ioe Dumire, Lucille Durrett, Betty Anne Enlow, Hazel Ernest, Talma Feaster, Eugene Ferguson, Derrill Gallaher, Iune Gatewood, Virginia Gillooly, Mary Graziani, Madeline Grimes, Elwanda Grimes, Ruth Gross, Robert Hamilton, Anna Hamrick, Areta Harris, Nancy Hart, Elizabeth Hartley, Kathleen Hayes, Robert Henning, Austin Hinchman, Mildred Hiner, Monna Hinkle, Rozella Hockenberry, Scott Hogan, Ruth Huffman, Dorotha Irvine, Ioan lsner, Billie Isner, Irvin Isner, Warren Iohnson, Charles Iohnson, Nancy Keim, Betty Iean Kelley, Helen Kent, Cora Ellen Kerr, Elizabeth Kesling, Haven King, Iuanita Kittle, Betty Iune Kittle, Geraldine Kitzmiller, Max Landis, Hazel Lang, Arbon Lantz, Guy Lantz, Leona Leake, Evelyn Linn, Velden Lowery, William Lowery, Dorothy Lowery, Elva Mae Lutz, Neil Macomber, VVarren Mams, Carl Marquette, Gloria Mauck, Margaret McBee, Anita McCauley, Opal McElwain, Una McLaughlin, George Mero, Bruce Mero, Elizabeth Miles, Iohn Miller, Genevieve Mix, Harvard Milstead, Lillian Montgomery, Buford Murphy, Hazel Murphy, Marjorie Newman, Mary Ann O'Hara, Howard Payne, Thelma Perkins, Dorothy Phares, Edsel Phillips, Norman Phillips, Thelma Poe, Eva Poling, Mildred Powers, Mary Preysz, Iosephine Ramsey, Margaret Rennix, Ruth Rice, Ann W. Va. Rice, Virginia Right, Neva Right, Pauline Rohr, Analee Ross, Thomas Schoonover, Gene Shaw, Robert E. L. Sheets, Iohn C., Ir. Shomo, Carol Smith, Evelyn Smith, William Lee Sponaugle, Harry Talbott, Martha Lou Thomas, Beatrice Thompson, Delores Vint, Robert Ward, Lawrence Weese, Dale Weese, Bessie Weese, Christine Haggerty Whetsell, Harriett Wilmoth, Gwendaline VVilmoth, Troy VVooddell, Brady Wood, Iames Wright, Dale O. Wright, Wilkes Wyatt, Ruby Zumbrunnen, Charles Page 'Twenty Fwe