Fort Smith Senior High School - Bruin Yearbook (Fort Smith, AR)

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DEAN OF GIRLS Opal Horn As dean of girls, Miss Horn has been helpful to every senior girl through her interest and foresi,q'ht in connection with student problems. In addition to helping' the girls plan and carry out their high school programs, she has assisted many in selection of their colleges and she has helped others find jobs. Miss Horn's task as dean is a difficult one requiring a great deal of patience and understanding. The Class of 1948 thinks her performance ranks her anions' the hest.

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PRINCIPAL fi 49 1, if C. was Elmer Cook Mr. Cook has been invaluable to students of Fort Smth High School because of his understanding and sincere interest in their welfare. Besides meeting admirably the tasks of running a large high school, he welcomes any opportunity to help indivi- dual students. Mir. Cook has been in large degree responsible for development of thc school's broad system of extra-curricular activities. Espcially interested in student government, he has on many occasions aided the Student Council toward more effective Work. The Class of 1948 will remember Mr. Cook as a fine principal as well as a good friend.

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DEAN OF BOYS PP-'S' M. P. Riedel All senior boys know that Mr. Riedel has played an important role in their having arrived successfully at the point of graduation, He has been of special service in helping them arrange courses in the light of their hest interests, and he has responded to all calls upon him for advice and assistan -e in connection with the myriad problems besetting students in the course of their senivr hifgh scheol careers, The Class of 1948 sees in Mr. Riedel a friend as well as an efficient adviser and extends its thanks for his efforts in their hehalf.