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

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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

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. -5 ,t X 0 J tu - i .1 4 A Susan is intent on exploring the interior of the nlcittyf' Mr. Hall supervises this science project. TOMMY HESLEP, head football coach, combining a knowledge of the sport with an ability in training others, has brought the Wildcats to their present heights of success . . . Senorita ELEANOR KIVETT with her radiant smile helps to make Spanish and English especially in- teresting . . . Tirelessly and efficiently, MARY LEE MARROW, office secretary, does a million and one things and takes a personal interest in every one of us . . . An authority on shorthand and ' Lift' typing, radiating a spirit of friendliness, GENEVIEVE. MATHEWS has the wonderful quality offljvab inspiring a student to do his best. N VJi X! TOMMY HESLEP ELEANOR KIVETT MARY LEE. MARROW GENEVIEVE MATHEWE 14