Elkins High School - Tiger Yearbook (Elkins, WV)

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HLT1'tJN NTOORE GREEN Faeull, PioNEEas: Hutton, Moore, Green. THE Timm: Sciences and Mathematics. IOURNEXMS END: No student ever entirely escapes all science and math in our high school. However the general student doesn't appear to worry too much about these courses as this trio of teachers makes them both interesting and worthwhile. PIONEERS: Goodwin, Bell, Stewart, Glasscock, Ashby. ,IQHE TRAIL: Commercial Courses. Io1irtNEv's END: Rat-t-tat-tat-Can you hear them? Itls the typing classes in action. Shorthand looks like a lot of Greekm to most of us: but our teachers who instruct in commercial subjects are patient. In due course of time Elkins High sends out to our business men some efhcient stenographers. PIoNEEns: Harris, Woodward, Shahan, Brufifey, Barry. K L' M P 1 1 4 ' N ' J 1 ' FINE 'lii.xiL: Political Science. Iowhm I0lfRNliY'S END: Since the zoth Century has been more or less in a turmoil, high school students more than ever hnd it necessary to keep abreast of the news. In our institution we are aided by an able staff of poli- tical science teachers who are doing their hest to keep us well informed in these important affairs. P1oNEE1zs: Bailey, Scott. ,llllli TRA11.: Industrial Arts. lotv1tNEv's END! To he sure these are quite the noisiest classes in school: hut if one will visit an annual handicraft exhibit of the Industrial Arts classes, he will readily see that all the hammering and sawing have not been in vain. P1oNEEas: Kump, White, and Powers. THE Tami.: Mathematics, Science, Social Science. lotraNEa s END: Varied are the tactics of this trio, and interesting are the times their classes have, but the students go out quite full of knowledge. WHITE SCOTT BAILEY ci0ODVVlN BELL Il uuus XVOODXV wa STEVVART GLAssc:ocK IXSHBY Su ui KN Inu IIEX BARRY

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,WW vNVES'l'FALL Gmsoiv EIB Droiuixx Cruixiianias lloswotuar lX lYlill Sri-.iaM,xN XVIM ian Svralczimit NTOORE Piomaieus: Speicher. Eih, Moore, Gihson. Tina TRAIL: French, English, Latin. Iot'raNEx s END: No student will ever he a good journalist or writer without a hackground ol' languages and literature, These classes provide for Elkins High School students the necessary equipment to cope with the future. Promeaitz Westfall. THE TRAIL: Music. Iot'rtNEY's END: Every day the sweet voices in glee cluh, the strains from orchestra. or the martial music ol' the hand float through the halls of Elkins High. These sounds come from our music department. which is under the direction ol' Mr. Leland VVestl'all. Our school is fortunate in having such an ahle and willing instructor. Piowlaieuz Baker. ilillli 'lill.'tIl.I l,ihrary. IIll'RNliY'S l'lNDZ lt would he sad to think ol' how we would have heen lost among the contracts and themes without our lihrary and our lihrarianl l'ioNieians: Digman. Chamliers, Bosworth. Tina Fl'it.ul-: English. lot'itNm s END: Shakespeare, Silar Marnerf' grammar,f-each one hrings memories ol' headaches and happiness. Hut 'twas lun! l'1oNiamts: Sleeman, VVimer, Myer. Tma VIQRAILZ Physical Education. lot'aNm s END: Elkins High School has always heen outstanding in its Physical Education depart- ment. Coaches Wimer and Myer and Miss Sleeman lully carry on this tradition. P1oNmart: Cole. Tun 'ITRAILZ Home Economics. I, .VV.'Hl. ' .. ot umm s .Nn. t ct you mon .1 surprise. l tc lair maidens of our school are learning to he luetter Home-makers! The credit goes to Miss Cole who. we think, really knows her suhiect. lliltillll,

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