Norview High School - Pilot Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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ard MR. C. W. PERDUE Principal of Norview High School We proudly dedicate the 1961 Pilot to our principal, Mr. Charles VVillarcl Perdue, Mr. Perdue came to Norview in February, 1946. At this time he served as Physical Education Instructor and track coach. From June, 1946, to June, 1947, he was on leave to receive his M.A. degree. After receiving his degree he returned to Norview to serve as Assistant Principal. In January, 1952, he was recalled to the Navy, but returned to Norview on January 31, 1954. Also in 1954, he became acting- Principal, and in 1955 he was appointed Principal. He served as President of the Norfolk Education Association for 1958-59, and was re-elected for 1960-61. Besides this, he has served on many National Educational Association, Virginia Educational Association, and Norfolk Educational Associational committees for educational de- velopment. We are proud to dedicate the annual to Mr. Charles Willard Perdue, in appreciation for all the work he has clone for our school, community, and city. Shirley Putze and Cliff Boocks, Co-Editors, and The Staff. 5

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The harbor of Moji and the harbor of Norfolk are very much alike. A tourist sail- ing into either harbor would have to look closely to see the signs that distinguish them. The waterfront of Moji reminds one of Norfolk, with its wharves and ware- houses. The one distinguishing feature of Moji harbor is the line of hills and moun- tains in the background. This is in contrast to the low': land of Norfolk.