Warrenton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Warrenton, OR)

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ped ee Ree rh icc cima ee eee a hese : esees Many interests are reflected in her classroom. fresh carnation lei flown from Hawaii, 7 Our Teacher me of her favorite places. Dedicated to the teaching profession, Miss Lois Payne, is tireless in her ef- forts to create a love for literature among her students. Besides teaching English all day, she spends hours and hours directing class plays. In spite of her busy schedule, she finds time to keep in contact with former students, who remember her with appreciation. Miss Payne is also active in community life, PTA, and other civic affairs. Advisor of the Ida-ka- tawaski Club. Admiring the works of Van Gogh.

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We Honor . . .One whom we have come to know and love as a most trusting person, generous to a fault, brilliant, and yet extremely pa- tient. She is the first person who comes to mind when we need a chaperone for a dance or game, She never lets us down, Her sweet little way has endeared her to students, alum- ni, and faculty. A scholar, a teacher, a Star-gazer, a lover of music, literature, and poetry, she is the woman to whom we dedicate our yearbook. . . Our Friend Lois Payne As we scan the records of She began her teaching career in Kelso, her accomplishments, we dis- cover that she was Salutatorian of her high school class at St, Helens, and graduated Magna Cum Laude from Pacific Uni- versity, She studied Greek and an- thropology in addition to her regular subjects and maintained an A average, She received her M.A. degree at Stanford, from where she wrote her thesis on Northwest Indians, She was elected to the Stanford chapter of Pi Lambda Theta, national honor society, At Stanford,

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Richard B, Knotts, beloved by students and faculty alike, does his best to solve our problems and maintain high scholastic standards. Administration School Board Through their devoted endea- vors, the public takes action, Members are Deauard Swindler, Delbert Bodie, Kenneth Kunkler Richard Alsbury, Forrest Ken- sley, and Darrell Wadsworth.