Windsor High School - Duke Yearbook (Windsor, VA)

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A Vita J j art of O ur ScAooZ Lunchroom Workers: Top, left to right: Mrs. Holland, Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Beale. Bottom, left to right: Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Johnson. Custodians: Mrs. Williams, Mr. Jones, Mrs. Holliman Bus Drivers: Top; Mr. Spivey, Mr. Vaughan, Mrs. Parham. Bottom; Mrs. Jones, M rs. Whitley, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Howell. , i gm Jm i a mJ Hr Maintenance Supervisor: Mr. John R. Rose.

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with their reading workbooks. Mrs. Virginia F. Holland Second grade Mrs. Elizabeth Hunter Seventh grade T V Mrs. Sarah B. Jenkins Third grade Mrs. Eula P. Lanier Third grade Mrs. Jean Mills Fifth grade •V Mrs. Dorothy Mozelle Music Mr. Richard Wolters Sixth grade Mrs. Daphne Vaughan Fourth grade . 21

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Our administration and faculty constantly swing open the doorways to our heritage of wisdom. This is the most important doorway through which we may enter, for it is the doorway through which we learn to build our future lives. English and Latin seek to strengthen communication skills . . . physical education opens the doorway to sound health . . . languages stir interests in other lands . . . new equipment in mathematics, science, offers us challenges to explore the unknown . . . home economics students learn to work independently toward the solution of personal and family problems . . . the halls are filled with the constant click of typewriters . . . mysteries of finance become familiar to bookkeeping students, while clear, correct business letters become products of Business English classes . . . economics yields insight of present day practices in the world of trade and commerce . . . The Faculty opens the doorway to knowledge; we enter by ourselves.