Mathews High School - Clipper Yearbook (Mathews, VA)

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Our Principal Above: Whether going through the files for information, teaching Se¬ nior Math, or giving some way¬ ward student his attention, Mr. Brown is always giving his best. An inspiration to us all, he ' s just tops. Below: Across this desk come many problems and Mr. Brown meets them all with patience, consideration, and understanding. He is a good principal, esteemed by students and teachers. Below: Homework is a must for our principal -- a whole briefcase of it. 4

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FALL •» - Seniors get into the mood of the Season -- shocked corn, pumpkins, and -- oh yes -- Halloween! Fall brings us back to Mathews High School for another whole year of learning -- learning in the classroom and learning from activities. Fall brings much work and much play. From dignified Seniors to awed 8th graders, we are determined to make the best of everything, most of all, our time. We will use it advantageously. This fall is unforget¬ table and it is the beginning. MATHEWS HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY 3

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Administration Mr. D. D. Forrest, Division Superintendent: Right: Always striving for the best in Education, Mr. Forrest is an alert and able adminis¬ trator -- interested in providing for students the best possible education. Below: Mr. W. B. Tatterson, Assistant Principal, shares some amusing incident with Mr. Brown -- Moments of relaxation are few. Our office routine runs smoothly indeed. Amid much activity, there is always plenty of work to do and much to be attended to. Mrs. Callis and her office assistants can be relied upon to carry out Mr. Brown ' s wishes plus the burden of notes, excuses, phone calls, and what have you. Below: School Secretary, Mrs. R. H. Callis — Each student is her friend and she‘s a friend to aH. Below: Office Assistants -- Joyce Miles, Dianne Gwynne, Marsha Callis, Sandra Mitchem, Mrs. Callis and Mary Ann Childress.