Waynesboro Area Senior High School - Wayarian Yearbook (Waynesboro, PA)

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GR1Q'1'.x FRIEND C011z11zercial Ilonvst lahor bears a lovely face. Decleor - Serene and demure, Greta has won the friendship and admiratio11 of her fellow classmates. Having proven her efficiency both at school and at the Savoy, she plans to travel with her portable typewriter. VVahian 35 Class Play l-Z5 Tri-Hi-Y 2-35 Dramaties Club 2-3. Rolslrilvl' Fvss Industrial They also serve who only stand and wait. Milton Helen's equal would rather spend his time at the movies than in a Monday homeroom period. 'lFuzzy does his best in shop and one day will be a water boy for Uncle Sam. D.XX'ID GEEsAMixN I11d1lSfl'I'Gl Better lafc lhan 1lL Z'f'l'U is no! half .to good at ma.t'im as Better never late. ......... . BunkH can be distinguished by his walk and varied haircuts. A great asset to our football team, Dave specializes i11 study halls and teasing females. Choral Club 2-35 Special Chorus 2-35 Boy's Chorus 25 Football l-2-35 Baseball 1-2-3. GLENN GINQEIQICII Industrial I am cohtchfcd lmvtziasc I am happy and not happy because I am contented. Landor Clem hails from the south-end of town a11d travels to Zook's with a friend. He has been planning for his career by working at the Stoner Machine Co. lntramurals l. liucsiixli GORDON Industrial A115 l1afvpy yours, aura more who would not lm a boy! Byron ,le1'ry's buddy and accomplice in Room 14, Gene likes to display wrestling techniques in homeroom. Monk evaluates his future as a guest of the U. S. in Korea. His interests lie in Mont Alto. Hi-Y 35 Boy's Chorus 25 lntraniurals l-Z. Page Twenty-one

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Page Tw ilvvahiahl-.gl BIELYIN CUMM1Ns General The world belongs lo the mwrgcfic. lfzzzrrsolz Mel'l hopes someday to be a pitcher in the Big Leagues. A gun on his shoulder. he's off to hunt. He dreams about Eastland Hills during Mr. Smithls trig class. Iii-Y 2-35 Basketball l-25 Baseball l-2-3. ,IOE lJLINNE .-lmdezllir The frzzc, sfruuy and sound Illflllli is fhv mind that run L'IlII7l'tIL't' equally great ffllllfjd' :md small. Johnson Our most capable Quarterback, Joe is a letterman on our base- ball team also. A faithful friend and companion to the gang ', ,loe's time is occupied by a certain girl on Broad Street. Class Play 25 Hi-Y 35 Choral Club 35 l3oy's Chorus 3: Intramurals 1-2-35 Football 1-2-35 Baseball 2-35 Prom Committee 2. S11nzL15x' Fix Conzllzcrcial Gentle of speech, I?Fllt'fZ.L'iL'IIf of milzrl. Pope Shirley, who contributes a personality that is unique, self sufficient, and reliant, goes about her daily tasks with sincere enthusiasm. Her interests are limited to taller men and Nevins. Blue N Gold 2-35 Art Club 2-35 Dramaties Club Z5 lntramurals l-7-3 ll.xNs FRANCKIC 11lflICiClll'l.L' fllllilit' is fhv 1ll1f'Z'!'l'.Y4II lmzgmige of IlIlIl1kf7Ilf. l.m1gfz'lhm' Hans comes to XYHS from Germany, Making himself a part of many activities, he has gained many friends. The Class of '53 wishes Hans a successful future as a professor. Blue X Gold 35 Hi-Y 35 Choral Club 35 Special Chorus 35 Boy's Chorus 35 Orchestra 35 Band 3. Cix1aoLYN F1t.xN'rz CiOIllllICl'Cf4lf Ei'0l'y 411'1'i.rf ivrifvx his men antwhiogrzzfnlzy. lfllis Horsetails and odd shoes distinguishes our skilled VX'ahian artist She has a steady date from SSTC. and plans to attend Secretarial School. VVahian 35 Class Play l-2-35 'llri-Hi-Y l-2-35 Choral Club l-2-35 l Special Chorus l-2-35 Baccalaureate Chorus lg Art Club l-25 llramatics l Club 1-2-35 Intramurals l-25 Prom Committee 2. l l enty

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X VVal1lal l JOYCE GROVE ir-lec1de1111'e Little deeds of k1'11d11ess, little rv01'd.v of low, Help to make earth lmpfvy like the lzear'e11 ulrove. Carzzey Center of student activities is jack of all trades. Grove, Joyce is intrigued by riding, swimming, and the pinnee of her frat pin. Getting the nod from her is physical education. Class Officer Sec. Zg Wahian Feature lid. 3g Blue 84 Gold 13 Class Play 1-Z-35 Tri-Hi-Y 1-Z-3 Sec. 3g Choral Club 1-Z-33 Special Chorus 3: Baccalaureate Chorus 13 Student Council 33 Dramatics Club 1-Z-35 Sorority Z-3 Pres.g Basketball 25 Intramurals 1-Z-35 Prom Committee Z5 Athletic Council 1. RoN.-xLn HARBaUo11 Se1'e11tific Slang is just .rport-111oz1'el lazzgzzugfe, stripped dorm to get more .rpeezl with less lZ0l',S'Cf70TL't'l'. fl1I0lI. Splinterl' spends most of his time at Zook's, skating. He has an interest in Fairchild and hopes one clay to work there. Mechanical draw- ing rates tops in the school line. Class Play 1-2. Dolns 11ARTGE GElZCl'tIl Studies serve for del'igl1t, for 0I'7IftlIllL'Ilf, and for ability. liaeon ' This is Doris full of vim, vigor, and vitality. Acting in our class plays, she bubbled over with enthusiasm. As we gaze into our crystal ball we see a sedulous Spanish teacher. XVahian 33 Class Play 1-2-35 Choral Club 2-33 Baccalaureate Chorus 15 Dramatics Club 33 lntramurals 3. Fiucn H1xR'mmN llldlbilllill The .rz'11zple, silent, selfless 1111111 is 'zuortlz a 'ZUUl'lll of t011g1teste1'.v. 1 0IIIIj'S0l1- That tall figure behind the lawn mower at Beck's is our bashiul Fred. A man of the field, he chums around with 'lBone and plans to be a mariner. l3LlCANOR HENSON C01111ne1'e1'11I The u11.exti11g11islzerl lauglzter sluzlwxv tlze skies. Pope VVell known for her repertoire of jokes and characteristic laugh. Eleanor must be an ardent letter writer because her soldier boy will soon lead her down the aisle to matrimony. Tri-Hi-Y 1-33 Dramatics Club 1-.Z-3. Page Twenty-two