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

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MR. JAMES S. DUFF Wlieiiexfer advice on school matters is needed. Mr. Duff is always willing to give helpful suggestions to any student. His kind. husiness-like manner enahles each student to feel that he plays a special part in the school program. He encourages them to travel the road of good school and community citizenship. FOR EACH Our Principal and Assistant Principal put those parts of the over-all plan which affect Warreri County High into operation on the hill and plan carefully lor the welfare of the individual students. MR. JOSEPH R. EARNEST i The friendly way in which Mr. Earnest cheeks our attendance. gives each student at realization of his per- sonal interest. This has endeared him to the many students is ho have worked with him. , i I 3

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ADMINISTRATORS Mice. l.l-ISLIE Fox Kicvsm Superzisor 'lllliss Leslieu as she is known to I1IllIly.ll IlKlS ai symparlu-tie ear and u helping hand to hoth leziellers and students who seek hor counsel and gniilanee. Qvlvzx DA wi oX CASQU SzzperinIenrlf-nl He comes with il smile anil a twinkle of thi um A vu proudly hail him Superintendent. hut ln is .1 -o Basque who nnclerslunmls all our no me ROLE Our Superintenclent. Supervisor. and Sehool Board lorinuldti planx lor all Warr1'11 County Schools. Their recorml speaks lor ll hro. uell halancecl. long time. total point ol' view xxhieh hai- ffl li in in laying flown School policies. llniler the eapuhle mlireetions of Chairman E. T. Shiner, the SCHOOI, BOARD members have niet the many special prohlems that the 'gemergeney'l has presented. They are left to right. Seated: H. llruver. C. W. Buhl- win. W. Miaclclox. E. T. Shiner. Slznnling: NV. F. Kesler. Q. ll. llasque

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l NIR. C. RUlll'ill'l' ISRICNCLE NIR. JOSEPH l3ROWNl,l'il'f MH. JOHN OCINI' 'NHSS hl.fXR'l'H'X ll lmnglirlyf' rlrlx l.11l1,uu11,ue' .4rIs l,11n,u1i11,ue' .4rIx lillflgllllgll' fix lliirl-ffl:-ffl'-l.1',ul1tx StIl'lilllSlll1lIl x WARRE W.C.H.S. in uvtion. Will you think just a ininulo ol' your school in action? What do you think of? The hust-H pulling llll the hill in the gray of an wintefs tluygthe push of tlw kitls going in the doorswthe 11111110115 lilllg,Zlll0l', thv 1-xvlmiigv of wittivisnis. the lvnsy Vlllllllll'llK't'S'-hull? said and l said - TTI--Illi- N HIGH IN ACTION the jostle-+thP rush to classes, slow vom- pared to the rush to the Pill-6lHl'lil?llll' 1-onstant movement even when the hulls am- Sllpp0S6d to he elnpty VVa1lk slowly ll1lSl those classroom doors. Hear tho 1-luvk ol' typewriters, sttdden hursts ol' lilllgllllfhll il l6i'lCll0I'iS liiillllllkil' voice-, thv huzz of stumlvnls SOCIAL STUDIES Urutorival vontvsts. fic-ld trips and Ll stimulating study of current isstws sup- plement Classroom work so that thc- student will havf' the rlvsirc' and tho ability to tukc his position in the Coln- munity. Col. Apgar untl Billy Dunivls hz-lp Mary Cretan to put hnul okay on hvr spevclt. l Speak For Us-111orru1'y. Ann Jones, Violet Pivkrvll. and Joyce' Stvuwl listvn appt'1'1'iutiv1-ly.