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NEW OFFICES MADE Give us room, lots of room was the Cry Of MraR. Po) Via; principal; Mrs, Adele Hubbard, secretary; and the faculty when Mrs, Amanda Faris's second grade moved to the mobile unit and work began on the new offices last spring. Doors were Cut, Walls knocked down, and counters erected. This enlargement proved a blessing to faculty as well as students, Mrs, Elizabeth Wilson, guidance counselor, and Miss Lillie Tucker, visiting teacher, now occupy the former office of the principal. Mr. Via and his Board of Educa- tion surprised by photographer's visit. Now it's allstraight and neat awaiting a visit from student or teacher. WHAT’S NEW? Mr. Via has all new furnishings in his larger office except for a few old, familiar stand-bys such as the safe and his “board of education. The biggest improvement was made in the file-lined outer office where Mrs. Hubbard has her desk, Mr. R. J. Golubic issues excuses, and those helping in the office sell school supplies. The large work table and spirit duplicator, which occupy one corner, are used almost constantly by faculty and students. The old offices vacated by Mr. Via are used for guidance purposes exclusively, Pamphlets, catalogues, and brochures on jobs and colleges are easily accessible to students. Mrs. Wilson is now able to counsel students in private without having to cope with constant, irrelevant! interruptions, The students consult her on many problems, the answers to which they find through careful counseling and the use of the large supply of information available in her offices. All of the promised furnishings have not arrived, but the essentialshave been enhanced through the generosity of the class of 1960. A large, portable fan helped to cool the small rooms during the hot summer months when many stu- dents sought guidance in preparing their 1960-61 schedules. More recently, Mrs. Wilson acquired from the same funds a dynamic water-color seascape, the work of Mr. J. Gay, Jr. of Richmond, who has been teaching an evening class in Crewe. For one waiting for an interview, there is much to admire and ponder in this new setting. Herbert Mayton and Bernard Schutt give some teacher an assist with tests.
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