Shenandoah University - Zynodoa Yearbook (Winchester, VA)

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loeowlk M JACK EUGENE WEBB Arlington, Virginia Jackie Liberal Arts Ba ske tball 1 Ar rowhe ad 1 ...- QQ BILLIE ANN WINKFIELD Winche ster , Virginia Willie Secondary Education Band 1,2 Dramatics 1,2 Orchestra 1 Youth Fellowship 1,2 C.W,L. 1,2 Basketball 1 Arrowhead Staff 1,2 f

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611155 History p Someone has said that, Time Marches On. W e ll , that's n ot true-time flies. It s e e m s like only yesterday that we were hitting the dirt after some friendly upper- classman called out, Air Raid, you rats ! Even though our knees w e r e, bruised and our nerves were on edge, we were happy because at last we were Fre shmen at Shenandoah. . Our Freshman year proved to be quite an interesting one. For many of us it was our first time away' from home and our mother's guiding hand, b ut by the end of the year, most beds had been made and we had learned to stand on our own two feet. I don't think any of us will ever forget Miss Keiter greeting a tardy member of her English class with, Mr, Martindale, you'l1 p r obably be half an hour late for your own wedding, We'll always r e rn e mb e r Peachie's blood-curdling scream as she peered into he 1' microscope in Mr. Liskey's Biology class and shrieked, What's that thing? Years from now we shall recall the sound of Jack Webb declaring that he will beat Mary to death, and the sound of Kenny Frank's Chevrolet making its way toward Madison because he doesn't have enough gas to make it to West Virginia. Every time we smell popcorn we shall remember the popcorn parties and Nealy declaring she must not eat one more bite. Oldsmobiles will make us think of the times we had to jump out of Bob R.itchie's way, and eve ry time we hear laughter, we'll be reminded of Lois. How in the world will w e ever forget tho s e half English, half Spanish conver- sations between Saul and Tina with Anne Miller listening in to s e e how many new Spanish wo'rds she could pick up? Every time we're near a window and see a Pontiac convertible fly by, our re- flexes will make us run from force of habit b e c au s e if.we hadn't moved in the past, Bailey would ha ve knocked us flat trying to .see if the car were a familiar one. We will s till be able to hear Bill Bruce, Adam, and Nash insisting that they have to go to town and Dave fElvisJ Nanki- vell dying every time he hears a certain song because it reminds him of Her. We 'll seeBillie Ann pondering over V an application to Albright College and Betty Lou helping Mary Ann clear off tables in the dining hall. As for Jerry, Mur riue l , and Johnny Ware, well, if you e ve r happened to be a second late stepping upon the curb as they flew by, you were doing well if you made it all in one piece. ,A , ' The Hornets would never have made it wi thout the athl e ti c ability of Ronnie Funkhouser, Dick Bly, Gene, Clatterbuck, Stan Thomas, and Gerald Lanham. Sociology class would never have been complete without the c o mlm e n t s of Bill Ramey and John Clem, and the Snack Bar improv ed quite a bit when Charles Robinson took charge. Rev. Kyre had quite a time trying to explain to his second year Bible class that Job was not quite as patient as some people have tried to prove, and he finally convinced Gene Kni c e ly , Dave Kiser, and Kenneth Shumake. If we hear the song, I Wonder If I Care As Much , we'll cover our ears be- cause we'll still hear Judy and Becky singing very much off key. Y e s , all of us have many memories, some good and some bad, that we shall be able to share with our future families. We are graduating and soon there will be anew Sophomore College Class, but our hearts will always remember the class of 1958 and we will have a more hopeful future b e c a u s e of the experience we shared at Shenandoah. ' , -