Warwick High School - Warwick Yearbook (Newport News, VA)

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K ein Haaiatanta make Wanwick to the finding of a lost lock. From early morning g to late afternoon, we find these dedicated educa- hr tors Working for the betterment of our school. Assisting these capable leaders is the efficient office staff under the supervision of Miss Margaret Thomas. Their main duties consist of typing, mi- meographing, delivering messages, answering telephone calls and filing, however, they can al- ways be depended upon to assist students and teachers when ever the need arises. Mr. Malcolm P. McConnell and Mr. Mr' George W' COX' Ir Principal C. A. Davis, Assistant Principals x C14 Left to right: Mrs. Thomas Bates, Mrs. Iohn Crews, Mrs. Paul Harkins, Miss Margaret Thomas. -its FQ lvl

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MR. T. RYLAND SANFORD Superintendent of Schools 'Jhe fldminiatuation -Headai Heading the Warwick Public School System is Superintendent T. Ryland Sanford. For years he has worked with the public schools trying to bet- ter our educational system. School activities and programs are greatly influenced and determined by Mr. Sanford. It is through his untiring efforts and sincere interests that the students of Warwick have for their use a modern plant consisting of seven buildings, and the facilities necessary for a varied curriculum. Assisting him are Mrs. Winder, director of Instruction, Mrs. Mitchell, director of Art Education, and Mrs. Haverty, Visiting Teacher. As the heads of Warwick, Mr. Cox, and his two assistants, Mr. Davis and Mr. McConnell, have a big job on their hands. lt is their responsibility to keep the school running smoothly which may mean anything from a decision on school policy g ' if Xxx MRS. MARGARET WINDER MISS VIRGINIA MITCHELL MISS RUTH HAVERTY Director of Instruction Director of Art Education Visiting TSC-Ther

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MCUZPUHC'-TD HZHIUPW -1 Q- .i..,. . A 'Jima School Left to right: Miss lean Atkinson, Mrs. Vivian Kirnbro, Mrs. Lalla Andrews, Mrs. Sara Ged- dy, Mrs. Itasca Mapp, Mrs. Neva Parker. Going hand and hand with the office are the Guidance Counselors. The staff the past year included Mrs. Sara Geddy, Mrs. Itasca Mapp, Mrs. Lalla Andrews, Miss Iean Atkin- son, Mrs. Vivian Kimbro and Mrs. Neva Parker. lt Was their responsibility to confer with students about personal problems which make for better adjustments, keep records on each of the l8UU students, advise college bound students, and set up the testing program. TEACHERS Sitting: Left to right: Mrs. Shirley Taylor, Mrs. W. M. Sherman, Mrs, T. R. Slaughter, Mrs. W. T. Rilee, Mrs. N. C. Rancorn. Standing: Donald Rhinesmith, Mr. G. W. Cox, Ir., Mrs. G. E. Blaydon, Mrs. R. B. Wright, Mrs. L. W. Stalncil, Mrs. I. R. Fisher, Mrs. A. C. Pulliam, Mrs. R. S. Blackwell, Mr. M. P. McConnell. The Warwick High School Parent-Teachers Association experienced a very successful year. A large number of parents were present at the meetings and enjoyed the programs, especially the back to school night. The main objective of the association was to continue projects which have been in pro- gress several years. Two S150 scholarships were again awarded to graduates who will enter the teaching proiessiong an eye test clinic was conducted, and patrons again served as chaperones at dances and recreation nights.