Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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Mrs. Helen Bateman is familiar to those students who wish to be excused from or admitted to a class. Mrs. Polly Hawpe, office secretary, — : busies her day with typing and filing. Secretaries and Guidance counselors improve their ways of aiding WHS and its students Checking permanent records and analyzing IBM Mr. Frank Placko guides the juniors in their years at WHS and cards occupy a timely space in the schedules of helps them plan for the future. guidance counselors. More extensive group work and continued teamwork with the community ; college enable advisers to recommend paths that will lead to desired goals. Addition of a new mentor broadens the scope of coverage, for the department now has a counselor for each class load. gn + an Courteous attention and patient assistance characterize three industrious secretaries as they labor in an often confused chamber of mo- tion. Whenever the bell tolls, the office staff rises to the occasion even though the demands call for an impossible answer or task. Up-to-date records that benefit the teaching staff are prepared with precision and polished with a smiling countenance. Students learn while secretaries and counselors pursue statistics.

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Mr. Robinette talks with students awaiting second period. 21

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Seniors find that Mrs. Martha Schneider is available anytime to help them with their problems. The fact that at times office work can be confusing is verified by Mrs. Mary Frances Burnett. Mrs. Margaret Massie is ready to counsel the sophomores with a large file of information on hand. 23