Mathews High School - Clipper Yearbook (Mathews, VA)

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Mr. H. Kenneth Brown, Sr., Principal B.S. Salem College; M.A. William and Mary College Mr. Brown, our Principal, has established a strong student faculty re¬ lationship and has urged both students and faculty members to seek his guidance when necessary. It is through his efforts that the policies of Mathews High School have been carried out, encouraging scholastic ex¬ cellence, student achievement and responsibility. Mr. Brown shown here at the inter-com system, preparing to make an announcement to the stu¬ dent body. 6

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Combining skill, patience and enthusiasm, the faculty of Mathews High School has aroused the intellect of students in a wide array of subjects. Dedicating their services to the development of needs and abilities of Mathews High ' s pupils, the faculty has co-ordinated subject matter, challenged the imagination of the students, and encouraged additional ex¬ ploration . They have played a key role in preparing each student to be a worth while citizen of tomorrow .

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Much loved and admired by all the students is Mr. Tatterson. He may be found at his desk in the office each morning checking tarty slips, one day excused and early dismissal slips. A teacher of higher Math, he demands and gets the best from the students. A D M I N I S T R A O N Mr. W. B. Tatterson, Assistant Principal. A N D O F F I C E Mr. D. D. Forrest, Superintendent Improvement of the Mathews School system is the role of the administration. Mr. Forrest, as Superintendent of schools has provided strong leadership and gurd- ance. He has devoted himself to constant im¬ provement and progress of the educational sys¬ tem in this county. Flanked by the Office Assistants, Mrs. R. H. Callis, is the most efficient secretary in the State of Virginia and probably in the entire South. Office Assistant L to R: Esther Farris, Sandra Hurst, Cindy Ashberry, Charles Rammell, Virginia Ann Pugh, Ann Hinman and SEATED Mrs. Callis, and Marcia Clark.