Marion High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Marion, VA)

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Administration Mr. Henry helps Bonita Farmer, Monnie Richardson, and Jeri Deel with their problems. MR. LAYTON D. HENRY As assistant principal, Mr. David Henry was best with two great problems: Attendance and Discipline. To him fell the tasks of excusing absences, administering the discipline system, and correcting parking problems. Even at home, Mr. Henry’s duties continued. Layton Henry, Jr. was our vice-principal ' s youngest responsibility. Mr. Henry never seems to get his work finished. Discipline begins at home. 10

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Principal Mr. Henry, Mr. Williams, and Mr. Goodman plan for next year. Mr. Harkins and Mr. Earp confer with Mr. Excedrin Headache 1970. Williams about athletic events. Mr. Williams, as principal of MSHS. wore many hats. .Assisted by Mr. Henry and Mr. Goodman, he oversaw the behavior and goals of the students. Mr. W illiams conferred with the athletic department as part of his many duties. The tremendous tasks of administering school policy, co-ordinating wirious ac¬ tivities, and directing the future path of MSHS were the primary functions of our principal. Mr. Howard Williams also formed a ital link between the school and the community.

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Guidance MR. CHARLES F. GOODAAAN, JR. i The Guidance Department is composed of Mrs. Courtney, Mr. Goodman, Mrs. Linkous, Mrs. Winters, and Mrs. Echols. as The new head counselor of the guidance oOice was Mr. Goodman. He was as¬ sisted by the four class sponsors, who worked together with him to improve the opportunities open to every student. The searching student could find useful information on career possibilities in this department. Mr. Goodman ' s own future looked bright as he held his young son. Mr. Goodman advises Bill Odham on future plans. Guidance begins at home.