Beaver High School - Beaver Memories Yearbook (Bluefield, WV)

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Mr. Lambert Arrington is our new principal, but he is really no new-comer to our school. He served as a coach on the faculty of Beaver High School from 1943 to 1950. He returned as principal this year, a job he has held in other parts of the county. Already he has made an impression on all of us who have come in contact with his com- petent leadership. In the little time he has been with us as our chief executive he has proved himself an able and Well qualified man, capable of handling the duties connected with his job. Mr. Arrington has Won wide popularity among the students, showing vvholehearted in- terest in each of us. Another quality We all admire is his ever-present smile and his natural friendliness toward everyone. His day is never too busy to prevent his Walking down the hall to mingle with the students. Yes, in the future, the up and coming classes of Bluefield High School are certain to be as fond of Mr. Arrington, as are we-the Classes of '58, '59, and '60, CUR PRINCIPAL Mr. Lambert Arrington 4 ,ff , , 9 ' ' , V zz, ,, ' 4 . V M I J' 7717 H , 5' 9 ' ' '44, ' f , fwp rw ' w ,,,, V, , 9 A , T? 91 w999,,,,, 9 ,mf f, 9 ,'m4,, , ,ffv1,1L his ' ' , ,,,, 'by 94 A A 9 ff i - ,, Q ' 9 nz! 9 U- I 'I ,l,,,,0, 67 'I ff ff . fr , I 'ff ' WWE r 9 99 ,, If 9 , .,f,f,v14...4Z. ,, fW 1Z f f' ' ' 'Wim ME i

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FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION THIS BUILDING WAS, CQNSTRUCTIED EY THIL ISQARD If EIDUC'f!1CI'ION OIF TI-IE QQ U NYY Q If MIiI1gCI3R I 9 5 it L- I9 5? Id Ii Ia La I5 as I.. If. suuziu. music aim- Q. at u,u.s'r1Qu la. Ig. emu-i 1511- QAQLL mQoL1:tL1oI4I5L1'1-'f'- IMG. is u in-o IQ D. dt 2511231-Q IQ, I vs. I1.,COQixIQ, EUI2IiRIIsL'1'I5blI3 1141- ztizciiii-igcw-is ALEZMB. mm-zoom, urn sicuutucss, f1,I5.LiQAIioo1:,,iQ1:. C Q Ii TIL ACTQI1 !kRlvi.'5'1'llQ KG C O lQS'l.'I2.U UTI Q IQ C Q Id Psi. I4 Y Our tribute to the Board of Education who made possible our new building. 7

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Miss Lec Fretwell OUR ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL It would be impossible to say how many times we have all been encouraged and helped by the ability and outgoing friendliness of our beloved assistant principal, Miss Lec Fretwell. In the years she has been with the administration of our school, she has done her duty Well, never forgetting the interests of the students under her guidance. Miss Fretwell is al- ways ready to lend a helping hand to anyone-confused sophomores, restless juniors, or over- anxious seniors. Her guidance and practical advice have, perhaps, endeared her to us more than anything else. It is she who watches our grades and activities to make sure that we're traveling the right road. It is to her that we take OUII unsolved problems and it is she who always solves them for us. Our years in high school, both Peaver and Bluefield, and our future in all fields of life are influenced by our friend and assistant principal, Miss Lec Fretwell. 9