Warrenton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Warrenton, OR)

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I' HALF AND HALF A southern drawl belonging to Mrs. Taylor 0' nor Q X It X fm A stitch in time saves nine. reigned over the Home Economics and Art classes through the first semester of the school year. Her warm personality was just the thing required by the jtmiors for their advisor, and Oklahoma A. St M. equally enjoyed this quality when she was preparing for a teaching career. I like cooking and sewing, so it's a pleasure to help the girls. Art is filled with creativeness that gives students an ability to enjoy a sky full of clouds or the line and color of an object. This is the philosophy of good-natured Mrs. Bump, the former University of Arizona coed who teaches these departments now and has also taken over the advisory of the Junior Class Notice the contrast. Too many cooks aren't going to spoil this stew.

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What happened to Besides CURL There is something on the blackboard of Mr. Taylor is plotti between classes. T it doesn't deter him Speech, English I, raphy instructor. The football and b as Curly , hails fr Debate Club, Fiat L Oakie supervision. ral America? he teaches English. HAILS! I! out the strange symbols oom 6 that indicates strategic football plays ugh this may be the case, om his full schedule as d Orientation Sz Geog- seball coach, better known Oklahoma A. 8: M. The Forum, is under his Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears. 0 X xl fa I I'

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hu- COACH!! Who is that mild-tempered man who never gets mad and, much to the surprise of many student was football coach in Knoxville, lllinois for 25 years? Why, Mr. Stamps, whose present cur- riculum includes U. S. History, World History, and Mechanical Drawing, is the mystery man. A graduate of Lombard College in Springfield, he came to W. H. S. four years ago. Besides his classes, Mr. Stamps is the adviso for the Junior Class. --J A-1 precision with a T square. Learning of the United States is part of World History. np