Hampton High School - Krabba Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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Oral E. Ware Principal Fairmont College, B.A., B.S. Richard H. Gibson, Jr. Assistant Principal Oswego State College, B.S. College of William and Mary, M.Ed. Wilbert L. Lovett Assistant Principal New York University, B.S. Hampton Institute, M.A. Jane P. Mohr Dean of Girls Madison College, B.S. College of William and Mary, M.Ed. MR. WARE IS ARBITRATOR BETWEEN FACULTY, STUDENTS, TEACHERS For the fifth year Principal Oral E. Ware headed the total administration of HHS. Be- tween seeing that the school program ran smoothly and pleasing parents and teachers alike, Mr. Ware somehow found time to quell rising friction among the student body. His open-door policy was evidence of his patience, understanding, and sincerity of purpose. Mr. Richard Gibson ' s duties included every- thing from collecting money for tickets, funds, and fees, to securing substitute teachers and filing accident reports. Mr. Wilbert Lovett served his first year at HHS well, overseeing the athletic program, disciplining students, and issuing lockers and textbooks. Mr. Joseph Price undertook the new duty of Dean of Boys, and Mrs. Jane Mohr continued as Dean of Girls. They both kept a close check on attendance and disciplined students who skipped. Mrs. Mohr also saw that students often absent kept up with their studies, tests, and other responsibilities. Mr. Joseph Price, Dean of Boys, takes a minute to rest after looking over the I.B.M. lists of absentees which rapidly grew as Spring and June neared. FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION 29

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Top: With the absence of bells. Assistant Princi- pal Mr. Wilbert Lovett, prepares to dismiss classes for the day. Bottom, left: Mr. Richard Gibson, Assistant Principal, carefully scans his schedule for the day. Bottom right: Principal Oral E. Wo re watches attentively as students pile into the gym for a spirited pep assembly. Mr. Ware will long remember this year for its numerous principals ' conventions (and his trip to California for one of them), and for less numerous, but more effective, pep assemblies. 28 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION

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Miss Nancy Barrett Junior Counselor Agnes Scott College and U. Va., B.A., M.Ed. Nancy R. Davi Senior Counselor So. Seminary, Miami U., U. Va., A. A., A.B., M.Ed. Francis Ellis Secretary Alma W. Luck Junior Counselor North Carolina State, B.S., M.Ed. Hawsie M. Rowe Sophomore Counselor William and Mary, Wake Forest, B.A., M.Ed. Linda W. Westphal Senior Counselor William and Mary, B.A., M.Ed. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT RUNS A TIGHT SHIP! Directed by Mrs. Nancy Davidson, the Guid- ance Department gave students helpful indi- vidual counseling, administered college boards and achievement tests, and aided students in the planning of their schedules. As stated by Mrs. Davidson, Guidance is for helping stu- dents have the most profitable experiences in high school and for helping them formu- late and put into motion wise plans for their post high school years. Guidance is the place to plan to do those things to make your plans come true. Upper right: Mrs. Nancy Davidson, head of the Guidance Department, stops to answer the phone during a busy day. Lower right: Mrs. Francis Ellis explains the procedure of college applications to junior counselor Nancy Barr ett. 30 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION