Floyd County High School - Bison Yearbook (Floyd, VA)

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a quest for . . . MR. R.L. HOLLANDS WORTH B. S. , M. S. , Virginia Polytechnic Institute Principal MR. WILLIAM G. DAVIS A.B. Milligan College M. Ed. Virginia Polytechnic Institute S.C.A; Inter-Club Council Assistant Principal MRS. LORICE O ' CONNOR and MRS. IRIS POFF Secretaries Mr. R.L. Hollandsworth, Floyd County High School principal, has inspired and led the school ' s students to the realization that we have a school of which we can be proud. Mr. Hollandsworth is a man respected and liked by all students for the reason that he has a friendly relationship with the students and faculty. Without his capable management, our school would not be what it is today. The problems of a high school as large as ours are not easy to cope with and cannot be handled without sound judgment. When we enter the administrative office, we become aware of the fact that all problems are left in capable hands. Mr. Davis, assistant principal, does much to aid Mr. Hollandsworth in his task of managing the school. Without the help of the secretaries, Mrs. O ' Connor and Mrs. Poff, the work would be almost impossible. Sincere thanks go to Mr. Hollandsworth and his staff for a successful school year.

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Educators lead students in School Board Members: Mr. Benton Alderman; Mr. Alonzo Monday, Jr. , division superintendent; Mr. B. P. Simpson, vice chairman; Mr. M. L. Cole; Mr. Gerald Phillips; Mr. R. O. Slusher, chairman; Mrs. Mildred A. Thomson, clerk; Mr. R. L. Nixon. MR. ALONZO MONDAY, JR. Superintendent of Floyd County Schools MRS. RUBY WEST General Supervisor Assistant to the Superintendent for Instruction in High School The Floyd County School Board, made up of dedicated men, along with other Floyd Countians, has made our dream school a reality in the first year of our consoli- dation, and in the present one the school has made steady advancement. Through the cooperation of students, fac- ulty members, members of the school board, and other interested citizens, our school is one which can really be called an institution of learning. Education in Floyd County had shown gradual improvement even before the consolidation of the former three schools. Today we have an educational program which can be given a higher rating in some fields of learning than other consolidated schools. Floyd County High School students can best show their appreciation to the school board members by using the facilities offered them to the best of their ability. With the continuing support of these men, our educational system can advance to an even better Floyd County High School. Mrs. Virgie Weeks, secretary to the superintendent; Mrs. Mildred A. Thomson, clerk of Floyd County School Board. 10

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. . quality education MR. H. EPPERLY AGEE B. S. , Virginia Polytechnic Institute Vocational Agriculture Bus Patrol, Future Farmers of America MRS. NOLA S. ALBERT B. S. , Radford College; M. S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute Office Practice, Typing Shorthand Sponsor, Yearbook Staff Co-Sponsor, Quill Scroll MRS. VIRGINIA E. ALTIZER B. S. , Radford College Algebra I, Geometry Trigonometry Senior Assembly Magazine Campaign MRS. JAQUELINE P. BLACKWELL MISS ANNA MARIE BOOTHE B. S., Radford College B.A., Radford College Librarian Art, Speech MRS. LILLIAN COCKRAM Library Aids B. S. , Radford College 12 MRS. DOROTHY CASTEEL B. S. , Radford College English I, English II