James Wood High School - Woodbine Yearbook (Winchester, VA)

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CHOOL, MEAN NEW EXPERIENCES Mildred Sine Jerry Sirk Brenda Sisk Marion Slater Marvin Smith Sharon Smith Susan Snapp David Snow Linda Sonner William Spaid Edward Spence Deloris Speelman Linda Spicer Juanita Spielman Kay Spitler Martha Spitler Nancy Spitler ,Raymond Steele Bobby Stewart David Stickley Carolyn Stine Diane Stonesifer Janet Stotler Sharon Stotler Peggy Stover Ronald Stover Steve Strawderman Gary Strosnider Harrison Strother Linda Strother Charles Sutphin Stephen Swimley Betty Tasker Garry Teets Beverly Thompson Deborah Thompson Rickie Thweatt Mary Travers Gayla Tucker Charles Utterback Barbara Vance Robert Vincent Wayne Walters Christopher Watt Michael Weber jeffrey Webster Terry Webster Helen Werdebaugh Linda West Herbert Whaley Bianca Whitacre Dale Whitacre David Whitacre George Whitacre james White Alfred Wilkins Larry Windle Dianne Wingfield Louise Wingfield Gary Wisecarver Ruth Wolfe Dennis Wolford james Wolford Sharon Wymer Edward Young james Young

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NEW TEACHERS IN A NE Richard Newlin Susan Newlin Frances Oliver Edward Orndorff Larry Orndorff Ralph Osearo Edgar Parker Sarah Parrill Wayne Patteson fs. in'- Q fs ,gg Sharleen Penwell Q Vicki Perry Geanne Philippi joan Philippi Bonnie Phillips Barbara Pitcock Kenneth Poole Ann Puffinberger Sheila Purcell Eugenia Purtlebaugh Karen Ralston Gary Ramsburg George Reel Ann Reely Rebecca Rhoad June Rhodes Anne Richard Charlotte Richards if 5 M Jacqueline Rickard Stanley Riley Ronald Rinker Sandra Ritchie George Ritter Gregory Ritter Linwood Ritter Carl Ritz James Robinson Daniel Rogers Charles Rose Barbara Ruckman Joyce Rudolph Linda Russell Patricia Russell Linda Sager Stephen Sale Ray Sales Carl Sampson Daniel Sandridge Phillip Santmier Judy Sargent George Scheulen Gary Seabright Edward Seal james Seals Suzanne Seaman Ann Sheely Roger Shenk David Shickle Dorothy Shifilett Patricia Shirley Terry Shirley 'Clyde Showalter Ronald Shrout Carol Sibert Wanda Owens Lorraine Puff inberger Douglas Purdham Douglas Robinson

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I By the fame tohen-ax the Civil lVar :oldierf gave- their live! in Jervice to their country, Jo mutt we, the .ftudentx of Iamex Wood, devote ourselvex to the betterment of our community. By working and :triv- ing through the activitiex of our clubx, we may help better the young people of today and prepare them for their role at good citizen! of our . country. 5 - Through our clubx we are able to obtain guid- J' ji ance from our counfelon that if uxeful to us when . we face deciyiom that have to be made. If we are able to learn to devote our liver to the betterment of our country, then we have accom- plished the .fame purpoxe ax our forefathen. f r ,Mi ,t ,iw ,Mg 429552, 75 A 45. in 2, ,E iv 5 ij. 5 4 , V .4 52 4:4 , V t N e