Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

Page 10 text:

Mrs. Margaret Cash, Clerk; Mr. Harper A. Brower; Mrs. A. M. McLaughlin; Mr. J. Fred Cook, Chair man; Mr. John W. Garber; Mr. Robert W. Gray; Mr. F. B. Glenn, Superintendent. School Board Guidance Council One of the essentials for a good educational system is a conscientious and trustworthy school board. We feel that we are extremely fortunate in having such a school board. Mr. Glenn, Super¬ intendent, Mrs. Cash, Clerk, and the interested citizens who make up the school board give much time and thought to the efficient operation of our public schools, u i ... n ' , , , A — -L CL rJ ■ — ■’ ' L- ' - rt Guidance is a necessary part of the daily school program. Mrs. Schneider, faculty mem¬ bers and student leaders meet to discuss guidance and curriculum problems. Scheduling according to abilities constitutes one of the most important guidance duties. Mrs. Schneider holds private conferences with students who have need for advice. We appreciate the good work the guidance council does. Rozv 1: Mrs. Hering; Mr. Forbes ;M lrs. Wood; Mrs. Schneider; Mr. Fendley; Agdisa.Dobson; Mar- shall Coleman; Mr. Downey. Row 2: Mr. Coakley; Danny Woodworth; Mr. O’Brien; Mrs. Massie. 6

Page 9 text:

mawmmm ». .. Mr. J. L. Johnson The Principal The person directly responsible for the effective and efficient functioning of our school every day throughout the year is Mr. J. L. Johnson. Waynesboro High School is fortunate in having so capable, honest, sincere , and friendly a principal. In each of his contacts with students, faculty members, parents, and townspeople, Mr. Johnson shows a genuine interest in the other person. This interest endears him to all. We Seniors thank Mr. Johnson for his unselfish devotion to our schooling and wish for him continued success and happiness. 5

Page 11 text:

Administration Both the community and the school have important goals and duties. The duty of the city of Waynesboro is to provide beneficial and pleasant living conditions. The fore¬ most goal at Waynesboro High School is to supply the young people of Waynesboro with an education — a good educa¬ tion. Sound instruction is the business of every school and in this section of the Skyline we are attempting to show fully the business of Waynesboro High School. At the bimonthly meetings of the Waynes¬ boro City Council, plans for city improvement are discussed and adopted or rejected. Long sessions of conference often keep the faculty very busy. Here, Mr. Johnson is leading a discussion in the living room of the Home Economics department. One of the numerous duties of Lynwood Mitchell, our ever smiling janitor, is window washing. This large window really shone after its spring cleaning. The City Maintenance Department stays extremely busy keeping the facilities in repair in Waynesboro. This repair work on West Main Street is a typical example of the city’s work. 7