Warren County High School - Mirror Yearbook (Front Royal, VA)

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MR. JAMES S. DUFF Principal Big, serious problems, very per- sonal problems, and trivial problems that momentarily seem big are placed on Mr. DUFPS deslc for his con- sideration and advice. Usually, we leave him seeing things in their true light. Of one thing we are always sure, and that is that we have his sincere sympathy and interest. i 'F MR. JOSEPH EARNEST Assistant Principal Patiently, but firmly Mr. EAR- NEST insists on an accounting for any irregularity in attendance. His attendance hook and hooks do not prevent him from treating us to a bit of Tennessee humor every now and then. fx

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I rx A f L 'I ftfvl-A L' JOSIAH BROWNLEE FRANCES CLOYD ETHEL burr J. J. Fosrsa MAE BURKWFO3, GAYLORD ciasoisi WILLIAM HALL PAUL HARTMAN 7'l1a,r., l23eU1 cc A 07L' BOBBITT, is a busy person much in demand . . . A warm smile for everyone characterizes the charming cordiality of GLORIA BRANNER, who gives to students a practical background in Home Economics . . . With the utmost patience, a gentle manner, and know-how BESSIE BROWNLEE guides our seventh graders and sponsors the Wai'ren County Tri-l-li-Y. A familiar figure on the hill, JOSIAH BROWNLEE, has become a friend of many students, who are constantly amused by his rapid-fire sense of humor, and impressed by his frank opinions . . . Our newest faculty member, FRANCES CLOYD, has made for herself a real place in our school with her friendly manner . . . ln truly alegebraic style, ETHEL DUFF balances hard work for her pupils with their awareness of her sincere interest and pleasure in their success . . . The Ag boys and all of their problems are of deep concern to FOSTER, a real go-getteri' . . . With a love and understanding of history and Tri-Hi-Y work, MAE BURKE FOX has made a vivid impression on her many students . . . Commuting each daygblizzards or not, GAYLORD GIBSON comes loaded with ideas for Senior English and this book. She is one who is always a sympathetic listener to our many problems . . . WIL- LlAlVl HALL teaches Chemistry and Biology, sponsors the Science Club and co-sponsors the Hi-Y and Student Council, yet he is never too hurried to help anyone or to talk about his science projects . . . Busily teaching Distributive Education and supervising the on-the-job training of his students, PAUL HART- IVIAN, is the spark behind an up-and-coming department of our school. lil