Warwick High School - Warwick Yearbook (Newport News, VA)

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44 'f if fe -Rss 3 ' -V ,,c....-- MR. GEORGE W. COX, IR. Principal iii fiirglffz MR. MALCOM P. MCCONNELL Assistant Principal if MR. CLARENCE A, DAVIS Assistant Principal There are many jobs here at War- wick that could not be kept running smoothly without the leadership ot our principal, Mr. Cox and our assistant prin- cipals, Mr. Davis and Mr. McConnell. A student Wants his schedule changed, another has been dispatched by his teacher, after a dispute, to a higher au' thority, one wants to leave school, and still another loses the key to his locker or forgets his combination, Who answers these calls? Our principal and assistant principals, oi course. These are just a tew oi the many iobs they do We think they are doing their duties well and beyond the call ol duty To these inen we say Thank you

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ADMINISTRATICDN K' ...I I RW' .ssiimrli I flh. . 34. MR. T. RYLAND SANFORD Mr. T. Ryland Sanford, Superinten- dent of the Warwick City Schools, holds one of the most important posts in the community. It is one necessitating tore- sight and knowledge, for the success of tomorrow rests largely on the stu- dents ol today. The programs and ac- MRS. MARGARET WINDER Mrs. Margaret Winder, Director of Instruction in Warwick City, helps both the students and faculty of Warwick High School. She makes the teachers problems her problems, for it is her job to help the teachers by observing the classes and advising courses of procedure. tivities ot the School are greatly deter- mined and influenced by Mr. Sanford, To him we owe our greatly expanded school, and it is through him that the students oi Warwick are receiving a better education than ever before. MISS MARION SATTERWI-IITE Our Director of Art Education, Miss Satterwhite, helps teachers to plan art projects in their classes which will correspond with their sub- ject matter. Another ot her important jobs is to arrange exhibits oi the students art work.

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CFHC ' STAFF Left to Right: Mrs, Iohn Crews, Mrs. Paul Harkins, Miss Mar aret Thomas, Miss Aud- Q rey Davis, Mrs. Thomas Bales. The office assistants are under the supervision of Miss Margaret Thomas, secretary to Mr. Cox. They are kept very busy mimeograph- ing, typing, delivering messages, taking telephone calls and filing. Ehese are only a few of the many jobs which they perform so efficien- MISS MARGARET THOMAS Y Secretary to Mr. Cox -S CUIDAN CE CCUNSELCRS l Left to Right: Mrs. Mapp, Miss Atkinson, Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Geddy. The guidance department, under the direc- tion of Mrs. Sara Geddy, has shown tremendous growth in the past few years. She is ably assisted by Mrs. Itasca Mapp, Mrs. Lalla Andrews and Miss lean Atkinson. Their duties are many and varied, but included are personal interviews with students concerning their problems, directing the testing program, and arranging for College and Career Days.