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

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JANIE NANCE JOHN OGINT JEAN OKEY HARRY PARKER With an extensive knowledge of biology and geometry, JANIE. NANCE., makes these subjects very vital to her students . . . A born Yankee, but a Southerner at heart, JOHN OGINT is ready to attempt any problem, whether it be teaching or sponsoring baseball . . . An artist with a winning personality, JEAN OKEY, stimulates and trains her pupils to accomplish wonders in our growing art department . . . Giving unsparingly of time and effort, HARRY PARKER makes every re- hearsal of the band and vocal units keenly interesting by his quick wit, recognized ability, and standards of performance . . . l'iull speed ahead! These students listen very atlentively as their student-teacher, MITCHELL TEDERICK, explains the instructions for a speed drill. 16

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Thafs very good, sh0fne i Mass okey and Carmen ap. prove of the Charcoal sketch he has made. Great patience and understanding of his pupils have drawn many students to Coach HECK MIERS. He can always be seen waving a friendly hello in the halls. Hers is a spirit fired with vitalityftalented and highly respected by students and teachers for her ability, ORA LEE MIL- LER has brought our Home Economics Department into state wide prominence. JOSEPH MURABITO, Shop Chief, combining a vast knowledge of his art with a deep understanding of and faith in boys, wields real influence here. RALPH NAC-LER, Guidance Director, exhibits a keen interest in every individual who seeks his advice and welcomes their coming. EEK MIERS ORA LEE. MILLER JOSEPH MURABITO RALPH NAC-LER , X, 'la fly? 15 1 . ,W i . X . my M i :Iii it XX kj

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u I - 4g ,. i . 1 ive.: -U4-hc-e A- F-11 - lrfrchtv' VIRGINIA RIVES LLOYD ROBINSON PRUDENCE SPOONER BETTY STOUTAMYER ELIZABETH THOMAS ROY UNGER LESLIE YOUNG VIRGINIA RIVES eombines ability with a eharm and dignity all her own and adds just enough fun to give her ela sses sparkle . . . Power maehines, metals and-boys are eombined to produce real wonders thru the untiring efforts of LLOYD ROBINSON . . . Attending to her duties with a brisk and stimulating m anne r, PRUDENCE SPOONER renders invaluable service to the school by keeping the right books available and patiently helping us End that bit of elusive information . . . Po ssess ing a sympathetic understanding of her pupils, BETTY STOUTAIVIYER gives each of her eighth graders a realization of her personal interest . . . Briskly and thoroughly ELIZABETH THOMAS goes about her duties of developing healthy girls and has given to the sehool an in- valuable contribution in the improvements of her department . . . In a quiet, business like way ROY UNCER guides the Student Council and his algebra students to solve their problems. A job well done! ! . . . LESLIE CIVICS YOUNG, an authority on government, puts his heart and his pupils into many projects with real results. I-Ie holds his own unique pIace among students, new and oIcI. IT