Halifax County High School - Haliscope Yearbook (South Boston, VA)

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In a time when teachers are paid more out of the satis¬ faction of a job well done than in material reimbursement, it is gratifying to have been associated with as dedicated an individual as Mr. Carl Crews. In class he taught us with a thoroughness that is the mark of a brilliant and born teacher. His analytical mind always probed us and drove us to the search for knowledge. We were ever mindful in h i s presence of the value of truth for its own sake. As if teaching government and history were not enough, he has sponsored the senior debate team for three years and the junior team for four. During our third year at Halifax County High School, he was advisor for the Student Co-operative Association. Mr. Crews is an impressive, gentle man, who, as a sponsor of the Class of 1958 since its entrance into the school, has always been willing to help and advise whenever called upon. He will always remain for us a living symbol of the virtues of the teaching profession. For the se reasons, then, it is with real gratitude and affection that we dedicate the 1 9 5 8 HALISCOPE to Mr. W. Carl Crews. 19

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MR. W. CARL CREWS 18

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The faculty and administration fee I a real obligation in the guidance of students toward maturity. The comparatively small personnel at Halifax County High is called on to share a large amount of responsibility in serving the students. In the various fields of extra-curricular work, members of the faculty serve as advisors to the student clubs and organizations. Faculty members serve in clinic work, guidance, publications, plays, during inter scholastic contests, school trips, and school sponsored social occasions. In addition to these obligations, members of the faculty are ever willing to assist students in problems of both a curricular and extra-curricular nature. Faculty members have truly executed an influential hand in the educational harvest that has been ours.