George Washington High School - Patriot Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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Guidance X1 32 .X 211, 47- Mrs. Mullins oEers constructive criticism of Charles Perdue's creation. t ' at Frustrated by the c1arinet's poor intonation Mr. Clendenin leaves his chair to listen for the person causing the problem i

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business skills improve through teacher's guidance When asked about her hobbies, Mrs. Judy golfg however, she spent her summer poodle- Thompson replied jokingly Teaching! At home, grooming! i her two boys, agSS four and Six, keep her busy Mrs. Marguerite Phillips remarked amidst with their frolic. the bustle of a busy day, that she was looking Mrs. Pat Preston also enjoys playingwith forward to her retirement--the date undecided. her five YG-211' Old, but a1011g with the usual junk She and her husband have bought a home in Dun- she takes pleasure in swimming and bicycling. nellon, Florida on the Withlacoochee River. Mrs. Shirley Lane likes to swim and play W1-vu wi U ys 4' ,ff .! -2 ,ar Q Pausing from her work, Mrs. Thompson welcomes a latecomer with a cheery smile. Mrs. Judy Thompson Mrs. Marguerite Phillips Mrs. Shirley Lane AAI., YV p 1 l A. i A li y X is, Guidance! 1 31

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V' K Mr. john VanCamp M Mrs. Sharon Mullins Directing the voices of his choir, Mr. VanCamp becomes absorbed enthusiastically. educators share aesthetic values Music does not consume all of Mr. james Clendenin's school hours, for he is often seen playing pool in the commons area. His summer was highlighted by attending classes at Marshall University and awaiting the birth of his second daughter, Nichole, born in the fall. Mr. John Van Camp's family also has grown with the addition of a new baby girl, Amy Rachelle. Teaching is a year round job for Mr. Van Camp. He conducts private lessons, music clinics, and workshops. Mrs. Sharon Mullins spent her summer travelling, operating her art gallery, The Arterie , and making pottery. Guidance! 1 33