Mathews High School - Clipper Yearbook (Mathews, VA)

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Table of Contents 65-80 3 Faculty 5-9 Classes 13-32 Organizations 37-52 Athletics 53-64 Specialties

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Mathews High School Foreword For many a long year, this book may lie unread and forgotten, after the Owner ' s graduation, waiting again to be discovered. Joyful will be the discovering; and in our reminiscences the image of our happy days at Mathews High will return. The Faculty -- furnishing the stimulus and discipline necessary to make our minds effective tools -- The Classes -- An animated group bound by friendships, both in and out of school -- Athletics -- School teams increasing school pride and school spirit and great en¬ thusiasm for sports -- Organizations -- Where each one regardless of interests and objectives, show common interests -- Specialties -- Attracting the attention of all -- school and community. 2

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Clipper Staff Once again, the Clipper staff has developed what we consider a very good book. The responsi¬ bility for the production and even¬ tual publication of this volume has been ably handled by a staff of eleven. Many hours have been spent in effort to give a balanced page layout and in writing good copy. The business staff has handled the financial aspect of this book with the greatest amount of efficiency and seldom has an editorial staff worked so diligently. We hope this book meets with your approval and will recapture for you the highlights of this year, for years and years and years and years. Left: Judy Ward -- Art Editor; Louise Hudgins -- Girls ' Sports Editor, Brenda Armistead -- Literary Editor, Ann Hinman -- Editor-in - Chief, Sandy Fitchette -- Assistant Literary Editor, Shirley Hud¬ gins -- Photography Editor, Billy Brough - man -- Boys’ Sports Editor. Below: Dean Hudgins - -- Typist, Nancy Brooks -- Business Manager, Bettye Armi¬ stead -- Assistant Cir¬ culation Manager, Ruby Jane Hutson -- Circulation Manager. Right: In all kinds of weather these four look over possible picture sites (here blow¬ ing a gale). L. to R. Nancy Brooks, Ann Hinman, Shirley Hudgins and Mrs. Trusch.