Huguenot High School - Talon Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Mrs. Doris Williams (ABOVE), administrative secretary, takes a mes- sage concerning school closings from the county superintendent’s secretary. (BELOW) ‘‘Just what | always wanted—puzzles to solve next year!”’ exclaims Mr. Reid at the testimonial dinner given by the Huguenot faculty. Miss Barbara Booker, Mrs. Reid, and Mr. J. P. Stith smile at his exuberance. 30 Mr. Reid Plans June Retirement Cooperation between administration and student body produced a rewarding year for principal, Mr. G. H. Reid. Having undertaken in 1960 the responsibility of supervis- ing Huguenot school affairs and public relations, he re- tired after serving for eight years. He was honored for his 42 years in public education by a number of events, including an April 22 testimonial din- ner, an SCA assembly, and several community activities. During Mr. Reid’s final year as administrator, Mrs. Eme- lyn Markwith and new assistant principal Mr. Aubrey Wood assisted in the areas of extracurricular activities and stu- dent discipline. Wire, (lal, IRElID Principal, College of William and Mary B.S. M.A.