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

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MR. CECIL W. DOSS 20 Mr. Bruce Kent, our principal, is a man of many responsibilities, yet he always has the time to talk to any student or group who seeks advice. Mr. Kent has the respon- sibility of the planning and organization of the staff and the educational program of FCHS always kéeping in mind the need of co-ordination and balance of all activities going on in school. Serving as business manager is only one of the many duties of Assistant Principal Cecil W. Doss. Mr. Doss is an instrumental part in the management of our school. As business manager he must handle all busi- ness transactions concerning FCHS and keep our school financially stable. Mr. Doss also manages the smoothly operated cafeteria. In addition to serving as assistant prin- cipal Mr. Morris Law counsels on future school and job plans, administers tests and informs students of the results, holds meet- ings for parents, and helps students with personal problems. MR. MORRIS LAW

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MR. HAROLD W. RAMSEY Franklin County is extremely fortunate to have its school guided under the wise and experienced hand of Mr. Harold Ramsey, our superintendent. Mr. Ramsey, a well- known and recognized leader of education in Virginia, has given his life to the better- ment of Franklin County by educating its people. Through the years Mr. Ramsey has been a major influence in the building of larger, better equipped, modern schools. This year he again has been a deciding factor in the decision to construct a new junior high school, which will relieve many county schools and our own school of overcrowding. The students of FCHS and the people of Franklin County are indebted to Mr. Ramsey for his many gifts to Franklin County. Members of the Franklin County School Board are Mr. O. P. Akers, Mr. James T. Smith, Mr. A. D. Simpson. Row 2: Mr. Posey J. Ross, Mr. Ward Finney, Mr. Jesse Amos, Mr. A. C. Martin, Mrs. Peggy Love, clerk; Mr. Harold Ramsey, superintendent; Mr. C. A. Mar- tin, chairman.

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The advice of a mature, experienced woman is an important part of a young girl’s life and proper development. Each girl at FCHS can take her individual prob- lems to our guidance counselor, Mrs. Mick- ey Morris, and know that she will receive expert help. Mrs. Margaret Motley has been a vital part of the administration from the time of its organization in 1950 and has made her- self one of the most important people in the school. She performs hundreds of jobs daily yet helps students and teachers in every way possible. The office and administration of FCHS have been greatly benefited by the services of our new financial secretary, Mrs. Martha Montgomery. Mrs. Montgomery assists Mr. Doss with the bookstore and does the book- keeping of the school. MRS. MARGARET MOTLEY 2) MRS. MARTHA MONTGOMERY