Park View High School - Leaves of Memory Yearbook (South Hill, VA)

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Guidance Counselors Aid Students Miss Trimm helps Patricia Walker plan her education after high school. Miss Marguerite Trimm and Mrs. Sara Cliborne, Guidance Counselors, prepare each students’ schedule and help him with his prob- lems and future plans. Miss Trimm and Mrs. Cliborne arrange for Juniors and Seniors to take College Board Examinations and National Merit Scholarship Examinations. They are responsible for send- ingthese scores along with school records and recommendations to the colleges to which the students are applying. In addition, they also find part-time jobs for students who wish to work during the summer. Park View could not exist without their guidance. Mrs. Cliborne assists Monty Rainey in filling out his application for College Boards. 0 k

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1 Administrators Plan School Year; The affairs of Mecklenburg County Public Schools are administered by Mr. A. B. Haga, Superintendent of Schools and Mr. E. A. Payne, Director of Instruction, with the help of the County School Board. Our principal Mr. Lewis F. Morris holds a B. S. in Physical Education and a M. S. in Edu- cation from the University of Virginia. He is responsible for supervising a staff of thirty- five teachers and approximately six hundred stu- dents. He is also responsible for carrying out the rules and regulations of the School Board. He is ably assisted by Mr. Bryant P. Lumpkin, our assistant principal. Mr. Bryant P. Lumpkin Assistant Principal Economics and Business Law Mr. A. B. Haga and Mr. E. A. Payne manage school affairs from their office in Boydton. In spite of all his responsibilities and problems, Mr. Morris always manages to keep a smile. I 1

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English Unlocks Door To Mrs. Polly Butts English 10, 12, Journalism, FTA Sponsor, Forensics Sponsor Every student at Park View participates in at least one English class each year he is a stu- dent at Park View. English classes include lessons in gram- mar, literature, spelling, reading for book re- ports, and work in the library. Grammar les- sons are composed of studies in sentence struc- ture, diagramming sentences, proper usage of words, as well as similar activities. Literature classes are designed to aid the student in the understanding of classical works, and to further the student ' s desire and ability to read more comprehensively . All English classes assist the student in bettering himself intellectually, culturally, and mentally. Mrs. Louise Bryson English 9, 10, Beta Club Sponsor English 9 students concentrate diligently on the grammatical usage of adjectives and adverbs. • -V