William Campbell High School - General Yearbook (Naruna, VA)

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OFFICE STAFF KEEPS OFFICE RUNNING SMGCJTHLY NANCY MINJX I Virginia Commercial XX Q .3 Business College -. XX.. , Office Secretary x I I ' f Q I N. , I fl, ,, '. I S .QQ -'I ill Mrs. Minix has served as office secretary since 1956. She not only does her work in the office efficiently, but also is H , a willing listener and friend to all students. Odd jobs such as typing absentee slips, rimning off stencils for teachers, and helping students are done by the office workers. OFFICE WORKERS Shirley Joy, Gloria Tibbs, Louise Guthrie, Jamey Coates, Paul Brizendine, and Steve Riddle- barger. IO

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BUSINESS DEPARTMENT GIVES JOB PREPARATION '53 X X . Q, JUDITH K. HARRIS B.S., Pfeiffer C ollegeg Shorthand, Typing II, General Business, Cheer- leaders, Sophomore Class. Mrs. Harris gives a timed writing in shorthand. Courses intypmg, Shorthand, and book- GEORGE GOODMAN, JR. Vir inia Commercial College-C,C .R g . S t e n o t y p e Institute of Washington: A.S.R,, B.A., Lynchburg Collegeg Typ ing, Bookkeeping, Safety Patrol. keeping are taught in preparation for those who are anticipating a future in business or who are going on to college. Mr. Goodman demonstrates the proper typing technique . ww - -it est Q y Q

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MR. RIDDLE MAKES DECISIONS If at - l . . X .Q J -Q3 Mr. Riddle takes time out from his many duties as principal to pose for the photographer. Returning to civilian life after two years of service in the Navy, Mr. Riddle attended VPI where he earneda degree in agriculture. Graduating at the end of the winter quarter in 1950, he taught one semester in the Halifax County school system. That fall, he left Hali- fax County and took a position at Gladys High School where he taught agriculture for the school year 1950-51. When the three schools were consolidated in the fall of 1951, Mr. Rid- dle joined the teaching staff of the newly built William Campbell High School. Having served as a teacher in the Agriculture Department since its founding, Mr. Riddle is well acquaint- ed with the spirit of WC and with the students themselves. As principal, he sees that the school is run smoothly and that good student- teacher relationships are maintained. .leaning DENN B. RIDDLE Mr. Riddle and Mrs. Riddle with their two sons, Barney and Barry, BIS. VPI IS sit for a family portrait in the Home Economics Department. Canaidate for M- Ed. at U. Va.