Mathews High School - Clipper Yearbook (Mathews, VA)

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Mr. H. K. Brown, Principal. Our Principal — A Man of All Seasons We are grateful for his devotion to our purpose and welfare throughout our high school years. We are grateful for the patience he has displayed while striving to con¬ vey some of his vast knowledge to us. We are grateful for the principles with which he has inspired us. His name is spoken with pride and affection by teachers and pupils. He is on the job four seasons a year. 4

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MATHEWS library high school FALL Here come the Eighth Graders, new shy (?) eager to belong. Here being shown the way by the Senior upper crust -- Little Brothers and Little Sisters being helped to become by sophisticated upperclassmen. Where is Room 5? Right here, responds Katherine. -- Let ' s get you weighed and measured up, says Howard. I ' ll help you check your schedule, states Mildred and Barbara. In this school, everyone goes round and round, ad¬ vises all you meet. Follow the leader to class, the teachers are friendly - - and so this Fall begins -- September, 1964. I ' ll help you check your schedule, state Mildred and Barbara. Where is Room 5? Right Here, responds Katherine. Let ' s get you weighed and measured. MATHEWS HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY 3 In this school, everybody goes round and round.

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Above: Mrs. R. H. Callis, Secretary. A secretary must type morning bulletins, prepare absentee lists, answer the phone, order supplies, type letters, collect insurance, and one hundred other tilings. She must be able to remain calm, have a smiling face and our Miss Callis answers all of these qualifications and then some Above: Mr. D. D. Forrest, Superintendent of Schools --a fine school administrator -- These words characterize him -- You know where he stands -- A completely dedicated person -- He goes beyond the second mile -- He knows how and where to carry the ball -- He is a man of action and progress. The Heart of our School Our ability to take our place in today ' s rapidly changing world and make our contribution as useful and intelligent citizens hinges not only upon our own efforts, but also upon the curriculum itself. The School Board, the Super¬ intendent, the Administra¬ tion, and the Faculty of Mathews High School has constantly striven to im¬ prove and enrich our school in every way. The Heart of our school is the office. From this vital spot comes direction and activity four seasons a year. Below: Diligent, Dedicated, Sincere --a really good teacher. -- He gives his best each day, expecting and receiving it in turn. -- a re¬ spected educator, Mr. Bernard Tatterson, Assistant Principal.