Northampton County High School - Lighthouse Yearbook (Machipongo, VA)

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ADMINISTRATION

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PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE It has always been a pleasure for me to fulfill this obligation to each senior class, and with you there is no exception. It has been my good fortune to observe your development over a period of five years, and I offer a special commendation to those of you who this year take leave of us. I commend you on your splendid efforts during the last few years as you have worked under the guidance of your teachers. Your efforts have been very good, but far from perfect. So, I hope that you do not feel so self satisfied that you become complacent because this would be a tragedy. As you graduate and move along to assume your private lives, you will face the problem of adjusting to the new pattern of living presented by the Age of Automation. You must remember that our scientific development is merely the most recent im¬ portant step of the steady progress of mankind that is compelling him to become more human; for he must pay careful attention to the cooperation, education, and the wel¬ fare of society if he is to survive under the condition that the new challenges impose. This being true we are counting upon you to be an integral part of this new age. Congratulations and the best wishes to each of you for the future. W. H. Smith 2

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ADMINISTRATION MR. W. H. SMITH PRINCIPAL MR. GDIS KORNEGAY ASST. PRINCIPAL JOHNSON C. SMITH Univ. of Pittsburgh MRS. I. I. WILLIAMS HOME ECONOMICS Maryland State William Mary Univ. of Maryland Hampton Institute Cornell University University of Conn. MR. C. N. WILLIAMS AGRICULTURE MRS. D. T. HAYES LIBRARIAN Va. State College University of Conn. Va. State College N. C. College