Patrick County High School - Archive Yearbook (Stuart, VA)

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Guidance counselors help students solve many problems Mrs. Anna S. Hanby Mr. Conrad M. George Mrs. Mildred R. Hopkins Brenda, you know you don ' t have a problem, 1 replies Mrs. Hanby. The services rendered by the Guidance Department of PCHS are for all students. Students are encouraged to use these ser¬ vices whenever a need or problem arises. The guidance personnel believes that through counseling, students can be happier, do better work, understand bet¬ ter and appreciate more fully the values of school. Mrs. Hopkins helps the eleventh and twelfth grade students plan a specific pro¬ gram for a vocation or for college en¬ trance. Mrs. Hanby counsels the eighth, ninth, and tenth grade girls while Mr. George counsels the eighth, ninth, and tenth grade boys. Mr. George takes his job of helping others seriously. Guidance 15

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Well-qualified educators comprise Administration at PCHS Mr. James K. Hiatt Principal Mr. Joe Cobbler Assistant Principal Director of Athletics Mr. John R. Weatherman Supervisor of Personnel Director of Instruction Every morning about 8:30 Mr. Hiatt, our principal, Mr. Cobbler and Mr. Weatherman, his assistants, arrive to start the day at P.C.H.S. They work together in making decisions, settling disputes, and taking an interest in all school activities. Also with their separate jobs, to complete each day, the administration has their hands full keeping the school running smoothly. During the faculty meeting, Mr. Hiatt scans the room, as he ponders the day ' s most trifling questions. Mr. Cobbler must learn Danny Stacy ' s life his¬ tory before signing his excuse. Mr. Weatherman, the guardian of the learning process. 4 Administration

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Librarians assist students with new facilities After quieting students in the library, Mrs. Dal¬ ton grins with pleasure. Mrs. Madeline Buries Dalton Mrs. Nannie W. Puckett The library serves as reading, ref¬ erence, magazine and or study room for students and teachers, and is opened be¬ fore and after school. There are seats for 121 persons and no restrictions are put on the number of students who may use it at any one time. There are 12 student carols where in¬ dividual work may be done. A room for conferences; audio-visual material and equipment may be used by students or teachers; and a magazine room where back issues of magazines and newspapers are available for students and teachers use. School secretaries perform many tasks Mrs. Cindy M. Griffith Mrs. Jennie S. Rea Miss Sharon Tatum L The telephone, typewriter, and adding machine are tools which help the school secretaries at their jobs. Mrs. Rea (left), clerical secretary, prepares the textbook rental report while Mrs. Griffith (right), administrative secretary, answers the tele¬ phone as one of her many duties. Miss Tatum, attendance secretary, takes care of the attendance records and helps the guidance counselors at PCHS.