Nelson County High School - Governor Yearbook (Lovingston, VA)

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CUSTODIANS Mildred, Preston, and Alexander We would like to take this opportunity to thank our custodians for their efforts in keeping our school clean. We are fortunate to have these three who are dedicated to their work. We were all saddened by the death of Harry Foster who suffered a heart attack on Nov. 1. He will be remembered for his quiet manner in doing his work. Preston Foster stands ready to lend a helping hand. Mildred Foster works in a tireless manner. 22

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Service to one ' s associates is one of the most rewarding of all human activities, and the need for willing service is om¬ nipresent in every phase of successful operation in every school. To avail ourselves of this opportunity and to develop its fullest possibilities, we must recognize, first of all, that cooperation between the student body and administration is of prime importance. Through cooperative service we can not only find our places in the school, but can also prepare our¬ selves to meet demands that society may place upon us in our adult lives. Carpe diem. Mr. Murril Morris has a place to call his own .... finally. His job as head of main¬ tenance requires storage place for his tools and other equipment necessary for the smooth operation of our county schools. He invites you to visit him in the basement of the new addition.

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Mr. White seems to enjoy his lunch line duty. TEACHERS RENDER ADDITIONAL SERVICES Miss Faucette and Miss Androvich help to take up money for ballgame admission. Mrs. Huffer, Mrs. Parr, and Mr. Clarke helped at the concession stand at football games. The Faculty Advisory Committee, selected by the principal, offers sug¬ gestions to improve the operation of our high school. The 1964-65 com¬ mittee is shown at the right. Miss Ruth Androvich Miss Frances Faucette Mr. Harris Puckett, Chmn. Mrs. Pauline Harvey Mrs. Faye Rutherford Mr. Wayne Mahanes fr --- - I 1 v ! F — ! i n u if. h 23