Franklin County High School - Animo Yearbook (Rocky Mount, VA)

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'KONI' Qiofclen year! H Many important decisions have been more easily made with the as- sistance of our kindly guidance di- rector, Mr. Bruce Kent, who is al- ways ready and willing to confer with us regarding our future careers or any other p r o b l em. Although Mr. Kent assists in office routine work and also teaches two classes, he finds time to be very helpful to us in the guidance field. He has played a great part in Our Golden Years. Mr. Cecil Doss Business Manager B. A. , College of William and Mary Economics Mr. Bruce Kent Guidance Director B. S. , M. Ed. , College of William and Mary Physics, Business Law . , , , , .,-ff!! ' The careful supervision of the finance of the school and of the cafe- teria are the chief responsibilities of Mr. Cecil Doss, our business manager. He also assists with the sale of tickets and gate receipts at the games. A very valuable person indeed, who also teaches a part of the day, is Mr. Doss. BANKERS TRUST CO.

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Held in high esteem by students and faculty for her faithful service in the office is our secretary, Mrs. Margaret Motley. She is never too busy with records or figures or filing to answer our questions or help us solve our difficulties. Margaret, as many of us remember her as a graduate of '50, has also helped to make our final golden years the best. Mrs. Margaret Motley Secretary PRICE'S 5 Sz 10 . GUIDES through The coming of our new principal, Mr. Bonner, was one of the wonderful things that happened in 1950, the first of Our Golden Years. His was the task of start- ing us outon the road to success in our new F r a nk l i n County High School. Small in stature and young in years, Mr. Bonner very soon proved himself to be endowed with a master mind, great wisdom, a marvelous c apac i ty for work, and a big heart. On his shoulders have rested the organization and management of the school and the welfareof the students. His consta nt devotion and concern, his thoughtful su- pervision and direction,and his sympathetic understanding of our p r 0 bl e m s have en- deared him to us. Deeply admired and re- spected by everyone is Mr. Bonner, honor- ed guide of Our Golden Years. gg 77 Ae A05 C1 Aetlrt of QOKJ. Mr. Elton A. Bonner, Principal' B. A. University of Alabama M. A. University of Alabama

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While bright-eyed Science watches round. we? The fa c ul ty of Franklin County High School have indeed been the faithful guides of our golden years in our new Franklin County High School. It is they who have charted the course and pointed out to us the way of golden opportunity that has been ours in our wonderful new surroundings. They have endeavored to dis- cover and bring out the goodin us and to eliminate the uncouth and the unattractive. They have labored to discover, re- fine, and polish the gold in our natures and have shown us that knowledge is power. With- out their help there could have been no golden years! id cover we go! The picture below shows the faculty in conference. Their conferences are held each Monday afternoon from 3:30 to 5:00 for planning the work of our school. LEE, HUTCHERSON, AND HILL