John Graham High School - Warrentonian Yearbook (Warrenton, NC)

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r WINTER IS Administration The administration is the essence of our daily activi¬ ties at John Graham. Their contributions transcend the ordinary duties of the teaching profession. They sponsor clubs and organizations, chaperone dances and conven¬ tion trips, act as personal guides, and are always willing to lend an attentive ear to their students’ problems. These men and women are the ones to whom we look for inspiration. They are constantly correcting, criticiz¬ ing, listening, helping-continuously sharing their know¬ ledge with us. It is difficult to attempt to express the appreciation which is most definitely due the members of our faculty. The appreciation we feel is deeply implanted in us, and will not easily lend itself to an honorable inter pretation here and now. Perhaps it is even true that we do not fully realize the debt we owe to our faculty and admin- istration-yct. Hardworking and devoted. . .sometimes criticized, sometimes lauded. . .policymakers. . .enforcers of rules. . .counselors to the troubled and the trouble¬ makers. . .always busy, but never too busy to help a student.. .FACULTY ’68. 13

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' 6fiose Responsible The county officials, although remaining behind the scenes a great deal of the time, are vital to the success of the local school system. They have shown an undying interest in the welfare of the students of John Graham High School and Warren County. For these people, we as students are deeply grateful. Warren County School Board Mrs. W. S. Peoples, Mr. P. B. Boyd, Mrs. Scott Gardner, Mr. Jim Kerr Mr. J. R. Peeler, Superintendent of Warren County Schools Mr. Coy Lewis, Assistant Superintendent 14