Warrenton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Warrenton, OR)

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If your balance is off 352, it might as well be a million dollars. JUST BEING HUMAN Washington State College gave us Mrs. Gibson, the busy teacher who instructs Typing II students in using a typewriter more efficiently, Bookkeep- ing students in figuring correctly, and Office Practice in using machines without tearing them up. Also, on her list of classes is Shorthand I and II, where she tries to teach the girls to make curly lines that mean a word. Through all this time and effort comes the oppor- tunity to make better secretaries, office workers, and bookkeepers in the FUTURE. The lucky sophomores and the Financial Depart- ment of W. H. S. have Mrs. Gibson for their ad- visor. Office practice gets some practice. Dizzy Fingers dictates to Shorthand II. oi' Ui

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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

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gi Mr. Atkins lends helping hand to shop student. YMA WRT EEAZ ZUF! !! Bang, hammer, bang! ! ! makes a continual din throughout the day in Shop. Each hammer is under the competent supervision of Mr. Atkins, near-professional, who is the Indus- trial Arts instructor. Mr. Atkins gave able assistance to the Frosh Class, which he ad- vises, when it constructed a cedar chest for a drawing. The University of Illinois grad- uate shows equal interest in his classes. Hams make contact QU! dllrif, Shop II