Central High School - Sword and Shield Yearbook (Victoria, VA)

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Mrs. Anne Hamlett, Government, Longwood Col- lege, B.A. Mrs. Arline Winn, Business, Mary Washington Col- lege, B.S. Mrs. Helen Barnes, Geometry and Physics, Madison College, B.S. Mr. Warren Powell, Chorus, Ferrum Concord College, A. A., B.S. Mrs. Barbara Wynn, Business, Virginia State Col- lege, B.S. Mr. Reginald Dunnavant, U.S. and World History, University of Richmond, B.A. Mrs. Patricia Bigger, Algebra I and Algebra II, Lynchburg College, B.S. Faculty 1 1 7

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Mr. Dennis Dewey, Drama and Speech, Madison College, B.A. i HOW DO YOU PREVENT SCHOOL FROM BECOMING MONOTONOUS? I try to incorporate humor into my lessons. I try to listen to students and to vary the boring grammar lessons in whatever way possible.” I shoot a student a day, and they don ' t know whose turn is next. With such different personalities to deal with each day, there ' s hardly time to get bored. Mrs. Sandra Gee, English 10, Roanoke College, and Ms. Agnes Whittle, English 10-12, Johnson C. Mr. Harvey Jeter, Drafting, Columbia Techrtical Longwood College, B.S. Smith University, B.A. Institute. 116 Faculty

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HOW DO YOU CONTRIBUTE TO SCHOOL SPIRIT? I go to football games, basketball games, pep rallies, and all the other school activities that I possibly can attend.” “By first of all, having good school spirit myself, I try to perpetuate greater school spirit in others. ”1 refrain from giving assignments on game nights. With such a sparkling personality, what else is there for me to contribute is the ques- tion. Ms. Gale Watkins, Special Education, Virginia State Mr. Alvin Crymes, Government, Geography, and Mr. Vadis Shupe, Math 9 and Algebra II, Clinch College, B.S. Current Affairs, Bluefield State College, B.S. Valley College of the University of Virginia, B.A. 118 Faculty