Clifton Forge High School - Alleghanian Yearbook (Clifton Forge, VA)

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The Secretarial Staff Prevents Office Turmoil It is hard to imagine the confusion one would find in the office of a high school without a secretarial staff There would be papers all over the office, phones ringing constantly, and mail stacked up knee high. Needless to say, the place would be in a state of chaos. This could never happen at our high school since the secretarial staff is so well qualified. C.F.H.S. has some of the hardest secretarial Mrs. Ida Garrett Secretary workers in the area. Under the expert super- vision of Mrs. Ida Garret, these dedicated workers take care of almost all emergencies that arise during the day. To help Mrs. Garret in her duties is Mrs. Truitt, our teacher’s aide. Office pages help both ladies keep the office efficient and the students notified. Mrs. Mary Truitt Teacher’s A ide

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Administration Shows Fine Capability Arthur Gaii Totten Emory and Henry, B.S. in Math. Uni- versity of Va. , M. Ed. , Principal Although the Superintendent of Clifton Forge Public Schools is seldom seen, his presence is always felt. Mr. Darnell works hard to keep everything organized and running in top shape. One can always be sure of his integrity and efficiency. Our Principal, Mr. A.G. Totten, is another figure that deserves a lot of credit. He is most reliable and courteous to the students and faculty at C.F.H.S. Since each of his decisions are well justified, Clifton Forge High School will continue to have a strong administration. Working parallel to Mr. Totten is our Assistant Principal, Mr. Strong. He can be seen just about anytime in the day as he serves our school. From selling game tickets to organizing lunch lines, Mr. Strong is always around to help students. Edward D. Strong Bluefield State College. B.S. in Math; Radford College. M.S. in School Administra- tion, Assistant Principal, A thletic Director 10

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Guidance Departments Has Answers For Future and Present Rodney Harmon Beckley Junior College, A. A. in Liberal Arts; Concord College; West Virginia University, B.S. in Education, Speech; Radford College, M.S. in Guidance, Psychology and Teacher Supervision; Guidance Counselor, Eighth Grade Basketball Coach. New faces brightened the Guidance Department this year as Mr. Rodney Harmon and Mrs. Gretel Anderson filled the vacant guidance positions. Both coun selors fulfilled, with much pleasure, the expectation of the job which they served loyally. Adding a special kind of friendliness to each en- counter, Mr. Harmon and Mrs. Anderson often found students in their offices just to chat. Students know that the Guidance Department not only provides answers concerning the future, but many dealing with the present. One would feel apt to say that the highest degree of communication is done in the Guidance Offices. Mrs. Gretel J. A nderson Virginia State College; Hampton Institute, B.S. in Home Economics; New York University, M.A. in Home Economics; Home Economics I, II, III, Eighth Grade Guidance Counselor, Freshman Sponsor, EH A Sponsor. 12