Patrick Henry High School - Voice Yearbook (Ashland, VA)

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Bright and Airy Rooms Mr. Don Robertson teaches Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing, Physical Edu- cation and coaches boys' sports. His wonderful sense of humor makes his classes full of good comradeship and fun as mathematical learning progresses. B. S. , Randolph-Macon College. Mr. Glenn Rudacille teaches Physical Education, is sponsor of Monogram Club, and coaches all boys' sports. His unusual patience and excellent coaching have won the respect of both his teams and his op- ponents. B.A., Randolph-Macon College. Mrs. Byrd Schmierer, who teaches Algebra and Mathematics is sponsor of F. T. A. Her understanding and help have set the foot of many a puzzled student. B. S. , Longwood College. Mr. Harvey Seal teaches Vocational Agriculture and is sponsor of F. F. A. His outstanding skill is shown in the many awards won by his students. B. S. , Vir- ginia Polytechnic Institute. Mrs. Eleanor Tenny teaches Biology and General Science. Her extensive knowledge of biology is reflected in the interest of her students. B. S. , Wesleyan College. M. A. , University of West Vir- ginia. Mrs. Anne Thompson teaches Home Economics and is co-sponsor of F. H. A. Her charm and personality are valuable assets in the instruction of girls in home- making. B. S., Madison College. Miss Clara Tiller teaches English and History. Her wide knowledge and skillful teaching of these sub- jects make her classes attractive to all. B. S. , Madi- son College. Mr. Robert Tobias teaches Vocal and instrumental Music and is sponsor of the Band and of the Major- ettes. Under his excellent direction these groups add greatly to our school. B. S., M. A., New York University. Mrs. Anne Wiltshire teaches Health and Physical Education and is coach of girls' Basketball and Soft- ball. Team enthusiasm is shown in her classes. B. S., Madison College. Mr. Jack Ryder teaches Eng- lish. His sincerity and pleas- ant disposition have gained him the friendship of all his students. B. A., University of Richmond.

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Mr. Charles McKinney teaches Physics, Science, and Mathematics. His love for all branches of science exhibits itself in his classes and through his interest in the progress of all his students. B. S. , Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Mr. Asbury McNeer teaches Mathematics and is sponsor of the Projectionist Club. His systematic procedures and excellent instruction have won the esteem of his students. B. A. , Randolph-Macon College. Mrs. Ruth Moore teaches English and History and is co -sponsor of the year- book. Her quick smile and vivacity make her a favorite in all her classes B -X Greensboro College M X Duke University Bulletin and Chalk Boards . . Mrs. Mona McClurkin teaches English. Her ability to impart her enthusiasm to her students is a real asset. B. S. , University of Arkansas. Mr. Robert McClenny, Jr. teaches Agriculture and is sponsor of F. F. A. His patience and understanding are appreciated by his students, as he works with them on their many projects. B. S. , Virginia Pol- ytechnic Institute. Mrs. Elizabeth Martin teaches Latin and is sponsor of the Beta Club. Her students excel in Latin con- tests due to her interest in classical culture. B. S., Longwood Collegeg M. A. , University of South Carolina. Mr. Ernest Mason teaches Social Studies and is co- sponsor of the S. C. A. His youthful outlook makes his classes a refreshing experience. A. A. , Blue- field Collegeg B. A. , University of Richmond. Miss Arstelle Presley teaches Typing and Shorthand, and sponsors the yearbook. Her personality and un- derstanding, as well as her excellent teaching abili- ty, have made her an inspiration to many. B. S. , Richmond Professional Institute. Mrs. Doris Quarles teaches English and is Patrick Henry guidance counselor. The students depend on her sympathy and understanding. B. A. , Randolph- Macon College.

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