Norview High School - Pilot Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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1 -Q Mr. Charles W. Perdue, Principal A.B. Duke University, M.A., P.D.S.A. Columbia University. N orview 'S Leaders Our school holds a position under the administrative leadership of Mr. Perdue, the principal, Mr. Hindmarsh, the assistant principal for general administration, and Mrs. Chappel, the assistant principal for instruction. These three administrators-all competent, Well qualified, and understanding-are committed to establishing and maintaining a progressive school in a traditional setting. Our administrators are united in their eiforts to engage competent and effective stafli to maintain up-to-date fa- cilities, equipments, and materials, and to gain the full support of the community. These three-Mr. Perdue, Mr. Hindmars, and Mrs. Chapell-are long timersn and have deep roots in Nor- view. They hold tenaciously to the cherished traditions that have set the quality mold of Norview High. The vision and devotion of these administrators keep Norview out front! Mrs. Bettie C. Chappell, ASSlSlZiI'lI PI'll'lCiPal Mr, B511 Hindmarsh, Asgigtant Pfingipal B.A. Woman's College, University North Carolina, M.Ed. BS., M.Ed., Collegg of William and Mary. University of Virginia, William and Mary.

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School Administration The School Board serves as a policy making body for the Norfolk City School System. Its functions are select- ing the superintendent of schools, establishing finances, and assisting the superintendents of schools as to the edu- cational needs of the Norfolk Area. The Board serves in an advisory capacity for other school administrators. Because of the continued growth of the population in the Norfolk area, new sites are selected for new buildings, and old buildings have their faces lift- ed and enlarged. Many new personnel are continuously added to keep Norfolk's educational opportunities one of the best in the state. as Figs. Dr. Sam W. Ray, Jr. Assistant Superintendent General Ad- ult Q --W :sm in wi vi in Dr. W. Eugene Campbell SENIOR ASSISTANT Mr. Edwin Lambert SUPERINTENDENT OF NORFOLK CITY SCHOOLS Mr. W. L. Robison Assistant Superintendent Curriculum ministration and Personnel SUPERINTENDENT and Instruction School Board Mr. Joseph C. Nelson Mr. Vincent J. Thomas, Chairman Mr. Robert G. Winters Mr. Joseph A. Leslie, Jr., Vice Chairman Mr. Neil G. L. Boothby, Mrs. C. E. Griiiin Mr. George S. Hughes Mr. Hilary H. Jones, Jr. Administrative Assistant and Clerk of the Board.

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Guidance Department The Guidance Department assists students in their edu- cational, vocational, and personal problems. This assis- tance is rendered through helping students to understand themselves and the world of work. Through counseling, students gain insight into themselves and others and are thereby better prepared to solve personal problems. Guidance includes giving educational and vocational in- formation, individual and group counseling, testing, placement in education and work situations, and following study. The Guidance Department invites each student and his parents to make use of its services. Miss Emily Midyette, A.B., M.A. Elon College, Columbia University Head Guidance Counselor Mrs. V. W. Asby A.B. Saint Mary's College, Mary Washing College: 102-131 Mr. H. R. Bergeron,.Jr. A.B., M.A. East Carolina College: 141-215. Mrs. A. Dunwody B.A. Mary Washington, M.E.D. William and Mary: 217-310. Mrs, C. Ridgwell B,A., M.ED. Mary Washington, University of Virginia: 311-323 8z 132-139. Mrs. A. S. Jones B.S. Radford College. Attendance Counselor 12 AT