South Rowan High School - Southerner Yearbook (China Grove, NC)

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Administration A Picture Of Loneliness Being a principal can often be a lonely job. One may wonder, how. lt seems that a principal is constantly sur- rounded by people. but this is not al- ways true. Sometimes a principal's duties entail many hours spent alone. We at South Rowan are very fortunate to have Mr. James H. Donnell, Jr. as our principal. One arrival each morn- ing, as well as after school, Mr. Don- nell can be seen standing outside in the parking lot. He is present at virtually every event associated with South Rowan-academic as well as athletic. At pep rallies, Mr. Donnell brings the crowd to its feet with his support and enthusiasm. Mr. Donnell has gained the respect of students and faculty through his active participation in ev- ery aspect of South Rowan. So, though the job of a principal can be lonely at times. it is comforting to know that those who leave South Rowan each year can look back on their high school experience proudly, knowing that one ofthe reasons South Rowan is number one is because ofthe strong leadership of Principal James H. Donnell. By Carol Blume Beginning Another Day: Mr. Donnell stays busy as principal of South 1 7 1 1 1 I I - I 2 I ' I I I , , P l th P k' L t:Th'q ' ft 'I' Many Talents: Mr. Donnell does a variety ofjobs here. 0 lung e ar mg 0 is lm t an un iml Mr Mme 22 I Focus On Faculty