Warrenton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Warrenton, OR)

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Over the net, girls. IN TOP SHAPE ' 1' arian is Mrs. Shepherd from A strict discip ln the University of Oregon. Her keen sense of humor and a particularly brilliant mind make the subjects under her rule happy. As advisor of G. A. A. whose members she urges to get the points in or, That'l1 be too bad , she has proved ' ' that this P.E. herself a real worker. Surprising n an English major as teacher should have bee well as a trombonist! n S h In the basket. A fourteen ye ar molar.

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General Science means some photosynthesis. Bloodless bandages. Practice makes perfect. Gxx 'N greeofo 'K COACH!!! Conscientious, soft-spoken, Strict, and well- liked have all been used to describe Mr. Green- lee, coach and teacher at W. H. S. But what is he really like? The student body know him to be filled with spirit. And his appreciation of the Rally and Pep Band members makes them glow with pride. Concert Band constituents acknowledge his talent with the trumpet and accept quietly his presence as he keeps in prac- tice by playing with them. To the Sophomores, he is an advisor quickly ready to keep order in meetings. He commands respect from his ball players by upholding rigid rules which are not safely broken. Therefore, it appears that this favorite from the Western College of Colorado is highly acceptable in the eyes of all at W. H. S.

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THE TORCH Instrumental in the organizing of the National Honor Society in Warrenton High School was Mrs. Baldwin, who was duly appointed advisor of that group. Training and time were required to make this dream a reality ---- for the stu- dent body had to be prepared for this recognition of the outstanding students. Mrs. Baldwin is a half-day teacher, having three morning classes ---- two periods of Typing and one of Business English. The University of Oregon sent her to W. H. S. , but her slow style of uttering verbal passages is native to Portland Oregon. -4-5 of XJ