Pembroke High School - Corsair Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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FOR MR.’S SMITH, BOOKER With notebook in hand, Mr. Southey Booker plans to make his daily rounds of the school 15

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DIFFICULT TASK OF KEEPING PHS ON EVEN KEEL IS DAILY TASK Being the chief of administration is not as easy as it seems. Ask Mr. Albert H. Smith, Pembroke High School ' s chief administrator. He is in charge of the whole school. That means students, teachers, janitors, policies and even activities . Without Mr. Smith, many of the things students take for granted would not ex- ist. Things such as Pembroke ' s new addition to the cafeteria, the jukebox, many of the assemblies and much, much more . He is assisted by Mr. Amos West and Mr. Southey Booker. Mr. West is in charge of athletic funds and maintain- ing discipline in school while Mr. Book- er is in charge of the instructional areas of Pembroke. With the he Ip of each other and of others , they manage to keep Pembroke running as a high school should . His desk piled with papers, Mr. Albert Smith hopes to finish with his work by lunch time. ♦ V 14

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GUIDANCE DOES JUST THAT... GUIDES Being in Guidance is a very rewarding job. You can see the progress each student makes from his sophomore year to his senior year and even after Pembroke you hear how successful they become. The team of Mrs. Ruth Simmons, Mrs. Gloria Phelps and Mrs. Martha Woods helps counsel students in their many problems which occur during their three-year stay at Pembroke. The Dean of Girls, Mrs. Doreen Elman, assists girls with any problems they might have. She also has the job of mak- ing new students feel at home in their new school. The department is headed by, Mrs. Elyse Latham, who is al- ways open for conferences. The Guidance department is always ready to help each student along the bumpy road of life.