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

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' 2 'sr Consultants' staff experiences change For the benefit of the student body, the guidance office increased its staff from four to five advisers. Counselors relinquished their duties as sponsors to clubs and other school activities in order to devote more of their valuable time to guidance work. The counselors remained available at all times to help students with any problem and to advise them on their future following graduation. L. 1' 3 anticipate the end of sixth period. 1. Listening to a presentation of Elizabethan music in the ,. choir room, Mr. Cothern's fourth period English class heeds Mr. Bernick's explanation of techniques. 2. Drop- ping by the choir room, Mr. Barker gets caught in the un- dercurrent of events. 3. Paying a brief visit to the office, Mr. Pugh spares a moment for conversation. 4. Making light of the day's mishaps, Couch Rhodes and Mrs. Diehl 107 Academics

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106 Academics 1. Assistant principal, Mr. Goulder, eases a parent's mind over the phone. 2. Scrounging through files for student data, Mrs. Wighiman persists in guidance work. 3. Obser- ving the pep rally from the sidelines, teachers gaze ap- provingly at student participation. 4. Snatching a moment for relaxation, Mr. Barker contemplates the day's ac- tivities. 5. Retaining fine order in the library, Miss Spooner dispenses of mountainous paper work. 6. Encouraging his class to reply in French, Mr. Echols displays a flash card picturing a television. und Ke chat n ml an Ins suuvis danwnx.

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Innovating concepts stimulate instructors Following the confusion and disarray of the opening few days of school, events settled down giving teachers a chance to recuperate and organize their classes. After doing their best to provide proper learning environments, the instructors struggled to impress upon their students the importance of retaining relevant morsels of knowledge. Often, to the dismay of the teachers, their efforts failed, but when their labors proved successful, their dedication to their calling became quite evident to even the most innocent spectator. ,xt-H .1 2 'l. Displaying proper procedure in difficult art techniques, Mrs. Savedge assists her students with art proiects. 2. Stu- dent teacher from Longwood, Miss Phipps, takes over Mr. Bailey's English classes. 3. lecturing to his classes in General Business, Mr. Horne holds their attention while ex- plaining office policies. 4. Listening with iovial countenance, Mr. Echols adheres to a student's version of his weekend adventures. 5. Laboring assiduously, Leslie Crocker endeavors to complete her art assignment on schedule. 108 Academics iv -.,. L g pf L ' ,. 4g . . 1 ',o 4,14 . , .. -' r. +L' 'z