Mathews High School - Clipper Yearbook (Mathews, VA)

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“ m m W0 1 Mr. H. K. Brown, Principal A D M I N I S T R A T I O N A N D F A C U L T Y Enthusiastic and competent in his work, Mr. H. K. Brown as principal of Mathews High School, offers guidance, en¬ couragement and understanding to the students. With an interest in the school ' s reputation and standing in the community, he urges the students to set their goals high and to obtain the very best from their high school edu¬ cation that they may graduate well rounded citizens. 4

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Administration - -Facuity 4-7 Activities 62-84 Classes 11-31 Sports 35-46 Special Events 47-62 Contents MATHEWS HIGH SCHOOL LIBRA ADMINISTRATION--FACULTY ACTIVITIES CLASSES SPORTS 3 SPECIAL EVENTS

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Growth Starts in the Front Office Entering the MHS office, teachers, students, and visitors are met with a cheery smile. Because the school secretary goes about her work without hurry and confusion, one might believe her job to be an easy one, but there is more to it than meets the eye. She is also treasurer, computer, errand boy and called by the principal, my right hand man.” Below: School secretary, Mrs. Robert H. Callis. Another right hand man is Mr. Tatterson, the assistant principal. His duties range from signing notes, issuing one day excuses to waving good-by to everyone while he is directing traffic at 3:05. A fine Math teacher, greatly respected, he is often heard quoting poetry. MATHEWS HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY Mr. Brown and Mr. Forrest Mr. D. D. Forrest, the Division Superintendent, is the man behind the men. He is ever working toward improving our educational system. He is a frequent visitor to our school and he is well known to the student body. One of the highlights of our school year was his address to the student body during American Education Week. Right: Mr. Bernard Tatterson, Assistant Principal 5