Wellsville High School - Tiger Stripe Yearbook (Wellsville, OH)

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A great many students from seventh through twelfth grades work on the hugh school paper the Tnger Rag Some wrute news ortncles some sport stones many type some wnte headlmes some cut stencils or run the mlmeograph machlne Every other Friday students look forward to buyung a copy and hope to fund theur name an prunt I r Tiger Rag newsy gossupy sort of paper and has umproved steadily throughout the year The appearance of the Tnger Rag benefuted greatly wrth the use of the new mlmeograph machme purchased In part by the Commerclal Club Mass Lougetta Webster rs sponsor and Janet Chenoweth ns edutor of the Trger 09 WSI Al PR TXI ISTE lt Ing Yurlv Andrus It e A e ku Bunflll STAINDINK lxndrx Arm YIUIH. we mv. lan lu sc Marx Jo Stew Maxx Ann Clutlu Large Stall Works On Tiger Rag l ' ' ' ' . t 's a R . Nl-I K 'I H ': S't' :. ,' Ch'-ssi Iim'nl1:u't, Graft Culp. 'zj ' . .' ' fi: .' ' -sr r, Jog- J 1-s, '- I ifs,-, .' 'ens.

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ruture Teachers Learn by Doing The local chapter of Future Teachers of America provides its members with ample opportunity to dis- cover if their talents will best suit them tor careers in the teaching profession. Each member was called upon often during the year to take over actual classes and conduct them as well as possible, even it little time for preparation was given. Those interested in elementary work were placed in elementary class- rooms,-usually when no qualified teacher substitute was available, and our people were praised by principals and teachers for their good work. Social high points are the spring cover-dish when college friends are guests, and the installation dinner near the close of the school year. Miss Irwin is chapter sponsor. Vresiiln-nt Susan substitutes in ai junirn' high 1-lass F.T.A. UFFICERS AT THE F.T.A. STAND: 'I'ei'i'y Tiptnn, Vive ' 'e ir ont' ' 'VIA n ire- Pre ident' Qwndv Nelson Yevretarv' TH Q UI Ifll Row i 1 ix in te A 5t'llIl'ld Run Q i il la Ndlls 'VIe-UL it it ly 4 X ti xu Nam N .nn 1 lrd Rim mlm HA 1- tix i i in ii i 1 iix ,4 our! I L in i 4 x -4 in i