Riverheads High School - Dimensions / Colosseum Yearbook (Staunton, VA)

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Mr. Gordon Stewart serves the county as Supervisor of Instruction. Since assuming this position in 1945, Mr. Stewart has worked to enrich the general program of the school system. Effort is made to provide the type of educa¬ tion best suited to the abilities, aptitude and interest of each student. Mr. Stewart constantly studies new material and methods and carefully screens them before suggesting their incorporation into the system. The county is fortunate to have the guidance and services of the Supervisory Staff. MR. MARTIN C. JUDY is the high school supervisor; MISS R. AVIS ROANE is General Supervisor, The county’s visiting teacher is MR. C. JAMES HARRISON, III, serving as Supervisor of Safety and At¬ tendance is MR. RALPH B. DUTTON. for Our Welfare Mr. Stewart serves as supervisor of instruc¬ tion. Augusta County’s able School Board meets twice each month. Shown in session are Dr. 0. L. Boyd, Jr., vice chairman, South River District; Mr. Woodrow W. Ashby, Pastures District; Mr. J. C. Horn, North River District; Mr. G. Dayton Hodges, Chairman, Beverley Manor District; Mr. S. F. McClure, Jr., Riverheads District and Mr. Earl C. Flory, Middle River District.

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Mr. Samuel F. McClure, Jr., representative from Riverheads District, and Mr. Hugh Cassell, superintendent of schools, are shown examining the blueprints of Riverheads High School. Many hours of effort were required before plans were com¬ pleted. Administrators Work Diligently A man of unceasing energy and deep understanding, Mr. Hugh Cassell became superintendent of Augusta County School in 1946. Ever mindful of the needs of students, he continues to study the trends of the times and to guide the school system along the path of progress. In recent years Mr. Cassell has devoted his time and abilities toward a long range plan from which emerged three of the most modem and carefully planned con¬ solidated school buildings in the state. Civic activities, Boy Scout Troops and religious organizations also have been enriched by Mr. Cas¬ sell’s leadership. 12

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MR. CECIL G. LAYMAN. JR., Principal B.S. Davis-Elkins College M.Ed. Springfield College Serving as the first principal of our school is Mr. Cecil Layman, Jr. whose understanding of stu¬ dents has won the admiration and respect of all. The smooth operation of the school system is largely due to his organization and planning throughout the summer months before the opening of school. Mr. Layman’s experiences with young people in summer camps and in recreational programs add to his insight. His interests in civic and community projects symbo¬ lize his interest in service wherever there is need. School Functions Smoothly Under Able Leadership One of the most dependable members of the staff is Mr. Mark Pace, assistant principal, whose of¬ fice is available for many services. His efficient manner when dealing with numerous problems has won the admiration and loyalty of the student body. To his office come the students for admission to class following an absence. Bus drivers seek his advice and counsel. The mainte¬ nance of the building, the direction of extracurricular activities and the athletic program are supervised from Mr. Pace’s office. Students respect the cheerful manner with which he promotes his many re¬ sponsibilities. MR. MARK PACE, Assistant Principal B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute M.Ed. Virginia Polytechnic Institute 14