Central High School - Wings Yearbook (Woodstock, VA)

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Administratio Dr. Woodrow Wilson Robinson, Superintendent of Shenandoah County Schools, deserves much credit and recognition for the advance- ments of the three county schools. He is not just con- cerned with the schools in general, but takes a special interest in the faculty and students of each. Through him we have seen that hon- esty, truth, high ideals, and hard labor are necessary characteristics for a full and meaningful life. His sincere interest and earnest devo- tion in the field of public edu- cation will always be re- membered long after we have departed. Q is ,E E Hs- ,mi J I1 'aff tiff f fll ' f 4 , ,. Y Yam Dr. W. W. Robinson outlines programs for the three consolidated high schools in Shenandoah County. Mr. Bob Danley coordinates all school activities to provide a well-rounded education for all students. In his second year as Assistant Principal of Cen- tral High School, Mr. Carl Plum has become an integral part of many school activi- ties. He shares the adminis- trative duties with Mr. Dan- ley and, at the same time, works closely with the stu- dents. A graduate of Shep- herd College in West Vir- ginia, Mr. Plum has spent many extra hours in gradu- ate courses to prepare him- self well for his position. His interest in and support of sports, scholarship and students had made him a memorable person. As principal of Central High School for the past year, Mr. Robert Danley has done a memorable job. He re- ceived his B.S. at Davis and Elkins College. H e did graduate work at Madison and Shenandoah College and received his Masters at the University of West Virginia. Mr. Danley has earned the respect and admiration of the entire student body through his willingness and his cheerful attitude. As Mr. Danley has strived to better the scholastic and extra cur- ricular activities at Central, he has enlarged the academic program and strengthened the school spirit measurably. l Mr. Carl Plum assists Mr. Danley in the administration of Central, as well as being football coach.

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'ff ' 1' i ADMINISTRATION Time is a great teacher. C. Sandburg

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,ffv Miss Lillian Strickler keeps the business life of Central running smoothly. Miss Mary E. Wenger has served as Guidance Director at Central High School for severalyears. Miss Wenger is a grad- uate of the College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia, where she obtained a Bachelor of Arts Degree. She later did graduate work at Madison College and re- ceived her Masters Degree in Guidance. College-Career Day, directed by the guidance committee, has been held at Cen- tral for the last few years. Hosts of college officials, students, patrons and friends of the surrounding area attend this important session. In the guidance department, students find vocational, educational, social and per- sonal information. Administration Our secretary, Lillian Strickler, is a graduate of Woodstock High School and Shenandoah Business College. She devotes the best part of her day helping activities at Central run efficientlyg the faculty and the student body depend on Miss Strickler to help them each day. Miss Strickler meme- ographs quizzes, makes and sells the tickets at all athletic events, and designs and prints all programs. Her friendly smile and happy disposition tend to make the office a most pleasant place. Miss Wenger serves as head of the guidance department at Central. JZ-::.v-sa' ' --my Mrs.Jane Swartz, as senior advisor, guides students in selection of col- leges. - Mrs. Jane Swartz has been a guidance counselor at Central High School for seven years. In this position, she calls students into her office to make out the next year's schedule with her help. She also counsels the students who have made low grades for a six week period. In 1965, as guidance director for the seniors, Mrs. Swartz assists students in college and scholarship applications, ful- filling service requirements, and selecting suitable vocations. A graduate of Madison College, Mrs. Swartz has taken many preparatory courses in guidance workg her excellent rapport with students shows her success in her work.