Midlothian High School - Trojan Yearbook (Midlothian, VA)

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SA SSeS x wa ; 4 4 7 ete ditnn te Thank goodness for breaks! Mr. Rowlett checks over the day’s work. Mr. Carter working out the school’s problems. Faculty 27

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Speaking Words of Wisdom ... Although there is a considerable amount of work and responsibility in- volved in running a school like Midlo- thian, our administrators do a remark- able job. They are the overseers of every- thing that goes on at Midlothian. Be- sides their regular office duties, they have many other extra responsibilities. An administrator is in attendance at each football and basketball game. At every musical and theatrical perfor- mance one is present to make sure that everything runs smoothly. They spend many countless hours after the regular school day determining pol- icies for our school. However, despite the long demanding hours that our administrators endure, all three seem care te generally to have a quick smile or a reassuring word for the students. Mr. Poates shows he can get as grubby as anyone else. = Ror A comforting smile from Mrs. Richardson. 26 Faculty

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Establishing Guidelines for Student Needs The Guidance Department is with- out a doubt one of the most impor- tant departments at Midlothian. They deal with students personal problems as well as their problems with SAT’s, achievement tests and schedules. The senior counselor helps seniors fill out college applications and tran- scripts. They also fill out college rec- ommendations with hopes that their efforts will help the student be ac- cepted into college. The junior and sophomore counselors advise stu- dents with schedules which will help them later in life in their career choices. 28 Faculty Mrs. Goodwin, the senior counselor, prepares students for college Mrs. Jones eagerly welcomes another junior