Berkeley Springs High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Berkeley Springs, WV)

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Mrs. Hiett has unselfishly rendered helpful advice and service to us with both willingness and a warm friendly smile. By having a sincere interest in our intellectual growth, she has encouraged each individual to do his best. MARY LOUISE HIETT Secretary and Receptionist Mr. Richards is not only Office Man- ager and Bookkeeper but he is also faithful in his service to our needs on school trips, in understanding and helping to solve our problems. He has become a familiar and important part of our school life. WILLIAM P. RANDALL Band Director County Music Supervisor LLOYD D. RICHARDS Office Manager and Bookkeeper GARY SMITH Instructional Director of Title One Mr. Smith a new member of our adminis- tration, comes from Webster County where he has served as Principal and as County Supervisor.

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RAYMOND S. DISPANET, COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Dispanet has served with distinction the past six years as Superintendent of Morgan County Schools. This year he was honored by being invited by the American Association of School Administrators to visit the school system in the Northern European Countries including Russia. His influence is widely felt in our school system. He has contributed to the building of a better education program not only in our county, but as an educational leader in the state. He has been elected Vice President of the West Virginia State Educational Association and has served on many committees of the State and National Education Association. Education is the greater part of his life. He has a great understanding of people. We salute Mr. Dispanet as one of the most outstanding educators. 10 GEORGE E. NOLAND, ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT The welfare of each student is Mr. Noland's greatest concern. He has been a great help to many and an inspiration to all.

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FRED P. WEIHL, PRINCIPAL During the three years that Mr. Weihl has been prin- cipal at Berkeley Springs High School many students have come to depend on him for advice in scholastic and per- sonal problems. His under- standing leadership has served as an inspiration to faculty and students. The senior class of 1966, with his aid and guidance, has completed the last years of high school, accomplishing all their tasks, fulfilling all their duties, and carrying out all their responsibilities. To Mr. Weihl, we, the seniors of 1966, will forever be grateful. To the seniors of 1966 Mrs. Dawson is one of the most esteemed employees of Berkeley Springs High School. Hers is the pleasant voice which has greeted literally thousands of students, parents, and the many others who telephone the office; hers is the handiwork of setting in type the volumes of letters originating in the office; hers is the work of editing our daily bulletins; hers is the duty of issuing tardy slips and signing out students who leave school dur- ing the day; hers is the countenance which has met the gaze of those seeking audience with the princi- pal. Mrs. Dawson's position is one to which she has brought not only secretarial skills, but devotion, loyalty, trust, and the highest possible good public relations. 12 BLANCHE DAWSON, Secretary