Elkins High School - Tiger Yearbook (Elkins, WV)

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KEITH BITRTUN CORLEY MILDIKED ROSE YOUNG PIONVARD R. KNAGGS ANNA ELIZABETH WORRMAN IXLVVILD-K ELLEN C:0CHRAN PATRICK IOSEPI-I LEILLOOLY FERN HOPE BISER ROBERT CLARK WINGEIELD IOSEPII ARNOLD SMITH BETTY LEE ROBEY WARREN EDWARD NVHITE BETTIE MCMILLEN EVELYN XIIRGINIA QIRAVVFURD KENNETII HINKLE KYLE TAVIS SMITH HUBERT IJALE HILL D4 r fl ll QL, 11.-im NEIL IXNTIIONY LOTIIES - I IJURUTHY ELOIsE SOOTT ERNEST CALVERT SKIDMORE ' ELEANOR MAE CHENQBWETH f,LlVl'1 QIENEIVE FANSLER ' PAIII, RUSSELL IQISNER-'W VIOLA KATIIRYN HAIKTBIAN HAIQRX' WESTFIELD DENIAREST RI'ssELL FRANKLIN QjAMPBELl, IEANNE MERCIER VERNON GORDON BEATRICE LANTZ l.OIs ELAINE WHITEMAN IDEWEY PHAREs, IR. CQLADYS LORRAINE Q:00N'l'Z IAMES ERNEST GREGORY ' , ll

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vm- .-, i .1 Ju.. X951-IIE 1 'IUMA POE MCELWAIN PHILLIPS BRAKE Cl-IIPPS STARK CTARDNER Hammer and Chisel One of the divisions in our high school to which we are glad to give a page in our Annual is known as the Trade School. Organized in 1937, the Trade School started with twelve students. Since that time it has more than tripled its size. During the three years since this division was organized, it has carried on quite an extensive program. One of the many projects which it has carried out was the building of a two-story frame addition to the shop. Also the students have built numerous pieces of furniture which deal with cabinet making and mill working. This year a new teacher, Mr. Charles E. Albert, was added to the staFf of this depart- ment. He took over the teaching of all related subjects. Mr. Harvey P. Bailey continued to teach the practical work until the second semester when he was called to a training camp through the National Defense Program. He was succeeded in the Trade School by Mr. Hugh Nestor, a former County teacher. a :. :.,:.'l