Great Bridge High School - Causeway Yearbook (Chesapeake, VA)

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Big iiomo eep wovioi moving o keep our world moving in the right direc- tion, with as few upsets as possible, Mr. Blevins, Mr. Cal- houn, Mr. Jones, and Mrs. Tatem somehow managed not to let the many problems - from the school being overcrowded to the students' not following proce- dures - get them down. Problems were tackled very realistically with the student remaining the center of how and why solutions were or were not reached. If needed, the administration never heistated to hand out the discipline. On the other hand, a pat on the back or a friendly smile came too. These folk were rcal people helping us students to cope in our real world of school. Mr. Harry B. Blevins, .lr.g A.A., BS., M.Ed., Lees-McRae, East Carolina, Univ. ofVa.g Principalg Fishes With all the antics of the likes of our Uncle Ron, the administration has another headache to cope with. 22ladministration

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Mrs. Nellie Talemg B.S., M.Ed., Rad- ford, V.P.l.g Guidance Directorg Cooks,garrlens,reads,IruVels r4,,. fx Mr. Sl. Clair .lonesg B.S., St. Paul'sg As- sistant Principalg Coachg Hunts and fishes Mr. James E. Calhoun: BA, M.Ed., Elon, Univ. of Ya,g Ask-i.-:.ml Principalg Couchg Hunts and fishes administration I 23