Crewe High School - Railroader Yearbook (Crewe, VA)

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Before leaving her job as secretary, Mrs. Adele Hubbard instructs Mrs. Redford in her new responsibilities. ADMINISTRATION INSPIRE STUDENTS Mrs. Elizabeth G. Wilson M.Ed. College of William and Mary; Guidance Counselor The guidance office of any school plays an important part in the lives of the students. Crewe High School’s guidance office was no exception. With Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson as guidance counselor, students were able to make out an effective schedule for each year at C.H.S. She also helped them to “iron out” their individual problems by regarding each one of them as a person as well as a student. Through the guidance office, students learned of their achievement on the various tests which were taken throughout the year. OFFICE - 27

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Beginning the school year with great expec¬ tations and determination to accomplish them, Mr. Stafford, Nottoway County’s new superin¬ tendent, assumed his administrative duties. His fresh ideas swept down amongst his adminis¬ trative colleagues and renewed their vigor, giving them hope to triumph over daily trials which faced them. Mr. Via, Crewe High School’s principal, ad¬ vanced before the new standard of Mr. Stafford, drawing upon his vast experiences in education and enhancing them with the refiring flame of enthusiasm. Fifteen years ago Mr. Via came to Crewe, bringing order to chaos, and continuing through the years as counselor and friend to all. Most ably aiding him in his work was Mr. Golubic, whose fine abilities were divided among administration, coaching, and teaching. THE WISDOM AND STRENGTH OF THE Mr. Robert J. Golubic Randolph-Macon College; M.Ed., Secondary Ed., Uni¬ versity of Va., Government Mr. Thomas W. Stafford Division Superintendent Nottoway County Schools Members of the School Board are as follows: Richard Lee, Thomas Staf¬ ford, John Cassada, Clifford Jen¬ kins, Copeland Adams, Robert Via, Glen Leath, Richard Forrester, T. C. Elliott, Charles Hooper. 26 - OFFICE

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“READING MAKETH A FULL MAN 91 The library offered a place for quiet study and dents find books, advise them in their selections, and research. Packed to capacity, the shelves contained instruct her assistants in assuming library re¬ books of entertainment and information. Mrs. Helen sponsibilities. Wilson, the librarian, was always willing to help stu- Mrs. Grace P. Trice B.S., Longwood College Junior Class Sponsor Mrs. Lorene A. Roberts B.A., Longwood College Senior Class Sponsor 28