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

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Administration Encourages Unity C. 1. Dillon Superintendent of Schools Mr. C. I. Dillon, as superintendent of schools, progressively led his native county onward in quest of the best educational system in Virginia. Having earned his B.A. degree at the University of Richmond, his M.Ed. at V.P.I. and completed post graduate work at the University of Virginia, Superinten- dent Dillon was well-prepared to direct a modern program of studies for the students of Franklin County. Also working along with Mr. Dillon, were many experi- enced educators who strived to achieve excellent results. Mr. Dillon and Mr. Naff meet to discuss the new additions being made to the school which will make for a broader educational program. 16

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Within School And Runs It Efficiently Mr. Wesley W. Naff, stepping into a new position at FCHS, began immediately to meet the varied needs of the students. He handled his ever-changing responsi- bilities with the efficiency and dedication necessary for the job. Establishing a basic friendship with students, faculty, and administration, Mr. Naff was able to pro- mote general harmony necessary for the proper handling of the school. Taking time from his many duties, he put the problems of youth first. He checked to make sure that the young scholars reached their full potential in their course of studies. Mr. Naff earned his B.S. from V.P.I. and his M.Ed. from Radford College. These degrees were a basic foun- dation in. preparing him for the important position which he held. Wesley W. Naff Principal Mr. Hartley and Mr. Jamison confer with Mr. Naff about matters concerning the Vocational Department. 17