Colonial Heights High School - Omnibus Yearbook (Colonial Heights, VA)

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They Help Us Realize Our Potentials JACK HUNDLEY Guidance B.S. East Carolina M.Ed. William and Mary PRUDENCE SPOONER Librarian B.S. Madison WAYNLE WHELAN Guidance B.A. University of Virginia ELIZABETH BEDFORD Library Clerk Smithdeal-Massey Mr. J. D. Smith, Director of Instruction, co-ordinates educational programs of instruction, supervises the stu- dent teachers, and conducts meetings with departmental chairmen. He is active in civic organizations also. In the guidance department, Mr. Hundley and Mr. Whelan advise students on schedules and college appli- cations. Members of the guidance department have been instrumental in helping students plan their futures. The library is efficiently managed by Miss Spooner, Librarian, and Mrs. Bedford, library clerk. Both ladies help students find information for their many reports and essays. Mrs. Gill, visiting teacher, and Mrs. Moffitt, school nurse, are other members of the staff necessary to the function of the school. ...LY J MARY GILL JANET MOFFETT J. D. SMITH Visiting Teacher School Nurse -Director of Instruction A.B. William and Mary B.S. Ohio State B.S. High Point College M.Ed. University of M.Ed. William and Mary Virginia I2

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Serve Ccpclbly Mr. James B. McNeer is serving his first year as As- sistant Principal at the high school. Prior to attaining this position, Mr. McNeer taught history at the former High School where he assisted in coaching Varsity Bas- ketball, and he served as principal of North Elementary. In preparation for his vocation, Mr. McNeer attended Emory and Henry College and received his B.A. there, later receiving his M.A. from West Virginia University. He is best known for his friendly and yet forceful man- ner. His duties include disciplining the student body, evaluating the faculty, and supplying substitute teachers when necessary. Mr. McNeer can often be seen raiding the local pool hall and escorting shaggy-haired students to the barber shop, all a part of his job. Yet, the co- operation and understanding with which he has handled student-administration relations is greatly appreciated by all students. Mr. McNeer listens intently to student problems. MR. JAMES B. McNEER Q' n . T L I ,XXV Q6 X l J., vrer Z ?f' iff'-:Q ,' - f'fi

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English is the Basis of Cur Culture K ROBERT BATES KATHERINE Journalism, English 11 BECKWITH B.S. Wayne State English 10 B.S. Longwood English courses at Colonial Heights High School are comprised of grammar, composition, and liter- ature. Students in grades 9-12 learn to express their ideas more clearly and to appreciate the many great works of prose and poetry. Advanced English, a new course, is offered to tal- ented twelfth grade students. Pupils who pass an ad- vanced placement test issued by the College Entrance Examination Board are eligible for a college credit in freshman English. MARVIN CLIPP HARRIET COOLEY J AMES DEES MARY JANE FOLTZ Advanced English, English, Speech, Drama English 11 English 9, 10 English 12 B.F.A. R.P.I. B.Ed. Duquesne B.A. Mary Washington B.A. Carson-Newman University M.R.E. Southern Seminary SUSAN HERNDON Art, English 9 B.F.A. R.P.I. JUANITA HUNDLEY English 12, Business English B.S. East Carolina M.Ed. William and Mary Mr. Clipp listens attentively to a hook report in his Ad- vanced English class. I3