Greensville County High School - Riparian Yearbook (Emporia, VA)

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Having served as principal and as assistant superintendent of Greensville County S c ho o 1 s , Mr. A. G. Wright has the experience necessary for the position of super¬ intendent of Greensville County Schools. Mrs. Barbara Tripp serves as secretary to the superintendent. Miss NellJeanis chief clerk of the super¬ intendent’s office. Our school board is made up of Mr. Cary P. Flythe, chairman; Mr. V. J. Krienbaum and Mr. A. G. Slate. In its regular monthly meetings the board reviews the current needs and expenditures of the schools in Greensville County and makes re¬ commendations for the improvement of these schools. Our county feels that the work of these men has been invaluable to the schools of Greens¬ ville County.

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I would like to congratulate the sponsors and staff of the 1963 Riparian for a job well done. Producing a yearbook is no small task. The faculty and I wish to commend the student body for their part in upholding the ideals associated with the Greensville County High School. You are recognized all over our dis¬ trict for your fine sportsmanship and cooperative attitude. It is our hope that you will con¬ tinue to live up to these standards. To the members of the senior class I extend best wishes for a successful future. William I. Overbey, Jr. Principal Mrs. Pat Grimes is serving her first year as secretary to the principal of Greens¬ ville County High School. She attended Lindenwood College and the University of Kansas graduating with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Education.

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Mr. Krebs explains results of PSAT test to Pete King and Eddie Allen. uicfance The Guidance Department of Greens¬ ville County High School has proven very successful in its second year. The Guidance Department helps students to prepare for college entrance exams and to plan for their future vocation. Through our guidance counselor, Mr. John Krebs, tests are given to various stu¬ dent s according to their grades. These tests reveal to the students where their strong and weak spots lie. We, the students of G.C.H.S., are for¬ tunate to have such a conscientious guidance director. Ujusiness Cjcfucaiion The commercial department of G.C.H.S. under the guidance of Mrs. Richard Tucker and Mr. J. R. Garnett, offers a variety of subjects from business typing to business English and math. Personal typing which is being taught for the second year has been a valuable asset to our graduates. When a student has completed his commercial courses he is well prepared to take his place in the business world. Mr. Garnett lectures to his business English class on tech- Mrs. Tucker helps Judy Wrenn with her shorthand assignment. niques in writing business letters.