Saint Helens High School - Lion Yearbook (St Helens, OR)

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E ' ' - 1 LOG-'WIT llllt -L - -- - anultp SI'r'r. H. li.F1z1u:1N flIIl'Z!PJ'Nll-X' of f'I'1'lll01Il, li. S. Mr. Ferrin has been here two years and the longer he stays the better he is liked. He is always working for the betterment of the school and the student body. liy a majority vote of the students he holds the prominent position in the l,aughing Duet. ljRINl'lPA'L j. R. Ausrnf IJKIFI'-fill' IYJI-I Z'l'l'.X'll3', Xl. H. This is Mr. .'Xustin's third year. A good coach and an all round fellow, he is well liked in all his science classes and by all the rest of the students. He takes second place in the Laughing Duet. MR. VV. X. FERRIN fvI!fl.'Z'f'l'.Yll-X' of I'w'11z91zf, A. B., El. ill., LL. D. Mr. Iferrin comes to us from the East and is renewing his acquain- tance with high school students. This is his first year teaching in St. llelens but it has been a successful one. He teaches mathelnatics and in a very interesting way. He ranks as the leader of the good sports in the faculty. MR. S. Snrrn Recd College, A. 17.5 O.rford l'111't'e1'.s'1'ty, li. Lift. Mr. Smith teaches history. His classes are popular from the Freshmen to the Seniors. He coached the Senior play and also helped in the hlunior Hi Jinx. Mies. NlAl4I.li Srkotfn f'l1I.'Z'Ul'.Yllj' of Oregon, A-1. H. Mrs. Stroud teaches Freshman, Sophomore, and Senior English. She has been here four years, which is sufficient proof of her ability as a teacher. Each September she takes upon herself the task of guiding the Frosh thru their first tempestuons year. Miss Mmusfxlzizi' l'llNE lfvlzllkr-Iff'ulkc1' l91151'1z0s.s' College Miss Hine, our commercial teacher is to be commended upon her good work in this department. NYhen she sets out to do a thing she does it and in this way she has built up a very good commercial department. Miss BERNICE :XLTSTOCK l,f'1zit'c1'.vify of Oregon, fl. 13. Miss Altstock has charge of the Boys and the Girls Glee Clubs and teaches junior English and Civics. She directed the Operettas for the two past years and has put them over big each time. Miss HfXZEL Bt'sI.,xcn Pacific' lf1z,1'z'v1'.s'1'fy, 4-1. B. Miss Buslach teaches the languages and has charge of the annual. Under her supervision the juniors won the Pep contest and staged the junior H i Jinx which was a great success. l'41g11' 7

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