Nelson County High School - Governor Yearbook (Lovingston, VA)

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BUS SERVICES STUDENT BUS DRIVERS LEFT TO RIGHT: James Hawley Kifferly Campbell Clayton Small O. J. Wade James Campbell Gene Roberts ABSENT: Grady Duncan The students pictured above serve as regular bus drivers. Other students sometimes assist,, Last year the busses in Nelson County drove a total of 534,562 miles at a cost of $105,862„00. The Safety Patrol is charged with keeping order on busses, flagging the busses across railroad crossings, and flagging down traffic for the loading and unloading of students. SAFETY PATROL LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Phillips, L. Scruggs, R. Banton, L. Payne, E. McFadden, C. Truslow, J. Mayo, B. Craig, C. Ferguson, R. Walker, F. Drumheller, D. Stevens. SECOND ROW: F. Allen, S. Anderson, R. Campbell, R. White- head, W. Carter, M. Stratton, S. Davis, W. Hughes, M. Lyon, J. Seaman, P. Stevens, F. Wood, A. Huffman, B, Camp¬ bell, J. Zirkle, M. Goolsby, M. Ashley, J. Bryant, D. Turner, J. Tinder, J. Martin, L. Brandt, B. Drumheller, C. Mawyer, B. Campbell, J. Miller.

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Faculty members Mr. Clarke, Mr. Moxley, and Mr. Cox selling tickets at a ball game. To an outside observer our school surely appears to be a smoothly running, effective organiza¬ tion--and it is. Nevertheless, the outside observer might easily fail to notice the immense effort and the amount of time given by faculty, students, cafeteria staff, maintenance crews, and our bus shop to maintain our school. Faculty members spend far more time at school than their contract demands. Look around and you will find them taking up tickets at games, parking cars, chaperoning dances and band trips, acting as hosts and hostesses on College Night, planning departmental work, and sponsoring clubs. Somewhere, somehow, they also find time to plan their classes and grade papers. Students cheerfully give up study halls to work in the office, assist in monitoring study halls, assist physical education classes, work on the annual, sell tickets, make decorations for dances, act as safety patrol on busses, fight forest fires, and serve their school in countless other ways. We would like to say a special thank you to all the people, often unseen and unsung, who contri¬ bute their talents toward making our school a better place in which to live and learn. 2 )

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CAFETERIA STAFF Mrs. Rebecca Harvey, assisted by her staff, has the re¬ sponsibility of planning and serving the nutritious, well- balanced meals that approximately 304 children enjoy each day in our cafeteria. MANAGER Mrs. Rebecca Harvey THE CAFETERIA STAFF Miss Grace Mawyer, Mrs. Nannie Rittenour, and Mrs. Lois White help to serve at lunch period. 23