Mathews High School - Clipper Yearbook (Mathews, VA)

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The 1966-67 Clipper Mathews High School--a good school offering a well-rounded program. Students enter by the front door in pursuit of knowledge. As the seasons come and go, our campus reacts favorably from the Gold of autumn to the green of spring. To preserve the record of this year, we have tried to capture here the important happenings of 1966 - 67 . Editor--Margie Ann Brown Business Manager--Debbie Pisar- sky Adviser--Mrs. Everett Trusch

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The Powers That Be Mr. Forrest and Mr. Brown Often seen strolling down the hall together, Mr. Forrest and Mr. Brown make a fine working pair when it comes to administrative problems and the solving of them. Always willing to stop and lend a helping hand to students and teachers, these two are just tops. Mr. D. D. Forrest, Division Su¬ perintendent. He is ever working hard to improve the educational system of Mathews County. Re¬ spected and admired for his knowledge, he has given years of unselfish service to the youth of our county. He sets high goals and obtains the best. Mr. H. K. Brown, Principal There are no words to describe our hard working principal. He has a genuine interest in M.H.S. and all the people in it. It is amazing how he finds time to deal so competently with all phases of school life. 9