Chester High School - Cestrian Yearbook (Chester, SC)

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ADMINISTRATION Mr. W. A. Corkill, chairman, Board of Trusteesg Mr. Boyce Bankhead secretaryg Mr. H. L. Sneed, Jr., Superintendent Chester Schoolsg Mr. Don Murray. Our Administration Plans for Today and the Future . On these pages We present those busy citizens who form the backbone of our schools. First, our Superin- tendent, Mr. Henry Lee Sneed, jr., who Works tire- lessly for our Welfare. Mr. Sneed is one of the busiest people we know, yet he always has time for a pleasant chat and friendly greeting for all of us. Our board chairman, Mr. Corkill, has given many years of devoted service to the public schools of Chester. He is the dean of board chairmen in South Carolina. Mr. Bankhead, the secretary to the board of trustees, is keenly inter- ested in all of our youth activities. The other board members, Mr. A. T. Allen, Mr. james Caldwell, Mr. Don Murray, Mr. NV. C. White, and Mr. R. H. Woods give many valuable hours of their time administering for our benefit and Welfare.

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' , E3 1--ugmq J..., l. M P2 3 Q Miss Colvin, our biology instructor, Miss Chick, physics and chemistry teacher, Miss Bigham, our Math and global geography teacher, Mrs. Weir, librarian, and Mrs. Abell, science instructor, are really enjoying their hot coffee. FACULTY Hats Off To Our Teachers . . -We Think They Are Tops . MR. MARION PRATT Principal We take great pleasure in telling you how much we appreciate the people you see on these pages. Our teachers are much more to us than merely instructors. Through their interest in us, their enthusiasm in all our activities, their thoughtful, sympathetic guidance, their constant urging us to do our best, they show daily their kee11 personal desire for our success. Oh yes, it's quite true that very often we really get chewed outf, but thatis when we deserve it. Any school day in Chester High we see numerous illus- trations of excellent teacher-student relationship. There is a friendly informal comradeship evident in all phases of our school life. A large number of our teachers live here in Chester and have been teaching in our schools for many years. Among these are Miss Bighan, Miss Colvin, Miss Carroll, Miss West, Mrs. Carroll, Miss Chick, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Wylie, Mrs. Louise Crowder, Mrs. McLemore, Mrs. Scott, and Mrs. Davis. Miss McCord, Miss Bailey, Miss Tucker, although not living in Chester, have been with our schools many years. Others who have made Chester their home since teaching here are Mr. Pratt, Mr. Brown, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Haworth, Miss johnson, Mr. Shealy, Mr. Black, Mrs. McCrorey, Miss Patrick, Mr. Boul- ware. Then in recent years Mrs. Lyles, Miss Nelson, Miss Smith, Mrs. Smoak, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Mary Crowder, Mrs. Abell, Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Patrick, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Long, Mrs. VVeir, Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Heckle, Mrs. White, Mr. Mesinheimer, Mrs. Gardner, Mr. Clark, Mr. Rash, Mrs. Tuggle, Mrs. Thompson, and Mrs. Crosby have joined our faculty. Weid like very much to tell you how much we appreciate each of these teachers individually, but since that is impossible, we can say here on these pages that we proudly present to you Our Faculty. 16