Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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Front office demands create a daily challenge for Mrs. Mary Frances Burnett. New typewriters revitalize Mrs. Polly Hawpe. Tardiness and admittance create infinite demands for answerer of the bell, Mrs. Helen Bateman. 22

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Although his administrative duties have increased, Mr. Bruce Rob- Hours of tiresome footwork occupy Mr. Robin- inette still finds a moment to supervise auditorium rentals. ette as he daily checks campus facilities. As tape recorder whirs, Mr. Bruce Robinette, assistant principal, Tape recordings enable Mr. Robinette to reevaluate student re¬ points out a violation of rules to a tardy student. sponses so that he might solve disciplinary problems. 21

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Guiding light beams as shiny ideas illuminate scholastic problems Expansion of the intercom system broadens inter¬ communication between offices in the school. New electric typewriters and a modernistic Verifax ma¬ chine help to increase the output of written material. Office secretaries come to the aid of the teachers as they use these machines in the typing and copying of tests and other written material. Revised editions of outdated occupational materials refurbish the library of information in the Guidance Office. Certain duties of the guidance staff are re¬ moved as a secretary is employed for the purpose of scheduling appointments and supervising students. Another improvement is the increase in the follow-up of graduate students. Failure slips and counseling sessions fail to dampen the attitude of Mrs. Margaret Massie as she guides sophomores. College Board scores are interpreted by Mrs. Martha Schneider. College admittance demands astute, decision action from counsel¬ or, Mr. Frank Placko, as he proves a worthy evaluator. 23