Warren County High School - Mirror Yearbook (Front Royal, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1951 volume:

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As years go by and memories of your high school days become hazy, you can look through this book and remember . . . 4 DEDIUHTIUH With a feeling of pride and deep gratitude, we dedicate our 1951 MIRROR to Mr. Joseph R. Earnest whose high ideals, patient understanding, and sincere manner endear him to Warren County High School. the students of 5 X., we -25' X 'SQ W in , T 1 ., . .3 W- K. '.f'9'f't4 Wilflfijfii. , K v ii' :my- H, ,,.,..Q-.5 ywv- K . Q' S i 'Q , f 'I , ., p ,..., .... .M , f . nf Q M - a 1 f . 5 13 W it gf it . Q 3,- FHUULTU A 1 Q Q E if Q --....,, Superintendent Gasque and Mrs. Keyser lay plans for further development in the Warren County School System, HIJHIIHISTHHTIUH Superintendent D. Gasque and Elementary Supervisor, Mrs. Leslie Fox Keyser, are the guiding hands behind the school system in Warren County. Their knowledge and sympathetic understanding of our needs are the foundations for our progressiveness. Through the efforts of Mr, Gasque and the School Board additional classroom facilities at the high school have become a reality. Due to their farsighted planning the schools of Warren County continue advancement in education. The Warren County School Board, Superintendent Gasque, and Principal Duff dine in our Home Economics Department. They are, reading from left to right: E. L. Shiner chairmang W. F. Kesler, W. Maddox, R. Mitchell, Q. D. Gasque, C. W. Baldwin H. Gruver, and S. Duff. HIHIIIHISTHHTIUH Whether it's early in the morning or late in the evening, Mr. Duff will be around to share in our activities. In- terested in each one of us, he is always willing to discuss our problems and give us counsel. He reflects dignity, honesty, and sincerity which he attempts to instill in each of us. All students will agree that we would be lost without his continuous assistance. MR. HENRY C. COE Axrirmnt Principal . yitl -Q .. 2- ff 5,1 'ffff fic if ff. an 'Y- MR. JAMES S. DUFF Principal If he is not drawing geometrical configurations or explaining the coefficient of expansion, Mr. Coe will probably be in his office checking the attendance records. Yet he is never too busy to lend a sympathetic ear when help is needed. His dry wit and sense of humor aid in making his classes extremely enjoyable. JOSEPH EARNEST MANSFIELD SNYDER HARRY PARKER Latin Spnnirh Muxic Englixh Englixh Z9 Sl, f H lv 1 x, Kg' F H C U l T Q Rf! X I L R ,N ELIZABETH BEATTY RETHA SHIRKEY MARY MILTON Englifh Englixh Englixb Social Studie! Smal Studie: I0 K THEODORE APGAR RETHA COOPER LESLIE YOUNG - I Englixb Englirh Director of Studerct Activity Social Studiex Social Studiex Social Studiex X X 'gl xx I 1, J LUCILLE MAHONE MAE BURKE FOX PRUDEggE -QPOONER Englixb Englifb 1 fdfwfl Social Sluclier Social Stuclief II GLENN SNYDER ETHEL DUFF ROY UNGER Guidance Director Matbemzmcf Mntbematicx Matbemanff FHCULTU RA LPH FLO YD Science Pbyximl Education 10sEPH MURABITQ 1.1. FOSTER VAD4 MILLER Imiuxtrial Art: Agriculture Bzolqgy Cbemwry X W yy ffx GL . k J XJ .Nj 5 V . ji DORIS STICKLEY R E H0TINGERx,3YxLlAJAx, PAUL HARTMAN Home Economicx Home Economic: Difzfibutive Education Comumer Economicr 13 eeemw oooofw 36 0 9 GENEVIEVE MATHEWS PELA LOVE BOBBITT MARGERY GEASLEN MARY LEE JENKINS C ommercinl Commercial Science Secretary Art FHCULTU SEVENTH GRADE TEACHERS-Mrs. Minnick, Miss Moore, Mr. Morrison, Elementary Principal, Mrs. Rexrode, Miss Hedrick. Standing--Miss Minter, Mrs. johnson, Miss Stringfellow. I4 EQ' e 5. 1- 5 ' as in it Q, fp gg E mi if SEHIUHS Upon receiving our diplomas our minds seem to wander back through our high school years. The initial vision to enter our minds is our Freshman year. As we watched the upper classmen our greatest desire was to become Seniors. Next year as Sophornores we revealed the talent in our midst by presenting a play entitled Huckleberry Finn . The success of this play gave us confidence to D face our junior year. President Charles Holloway talks over the business of the After a Pause for summer vacation we returned with the junior Jamboree and the Variety Show which were both im- mensely successful. In the spring, the theme of Moonlight and Roses was carried out at the Prom which we gave in honor ot the Seniors. At graduation that year we took our places upon the stage thinking ot our Senior year ahead of us On 'August 31st, 1950, the largest Senior Class in the history of Warren County High School came back with great plans 'for the coming year. As the weeks went by the names of Seniors ap- peared in all phases of school life. Early in December our production of Come Over to Our House was truly enjoyable. The year was ending all tooasoon. Graduation was a thrilling ex- perience, but it left us a little sad because we were leaving W. C. H. S. Senior Class with Treasurer Lauda Humphreys, Secretary Joyce Catlett, Sergeant-at-Arms john Guy and Vice-Presi- dent Billy Simpson. During college day, some of the Senior boys are discussing the opportunities at the University of Richmond with Dean Pinchbeck. SEHIUHS VIVIAN MARIE ALLSTON Quiet in manner . , . an excellent student . . . twirls a baton with much agility. CAREY JACQUELYN ATHEY Shotgun . . . a twinkle of mischief in his eyes . . . likes his sports and gals. VERLIE MAY ATKINS Loves to giggle . . . bright smile . . . sweet personality. R PATRICIA ESTELLE BAKE Boys are her chief interest . . . capable editor of newspaper . . . an energetic cheerleader. JOSEPHINE LETTIE BEATTY ' k . . . jo's always Wit . . . loves a good yo e VY ready for her share of fun. RICHARD DALE BOIES ' whiz on skates . . . Has a quiet bearing . . . a. studies the least of his worries. NANCY ELAINE BROWN Happy and gay . . . enthusiastic cheerleader . . . a conspicuous figure on the bowling team NANCY LEE BROY - tured . . . a valuable Carefree . . . good na eighth of the octette. MAXINE ANNETTE BUTLER Friendly . . . a regular chatterbox . . . Wishes girls could go to R. M. A. ANN FREELAND CARL Sweet and serious . . . tremendous love for music . . . hopes to sing opera. CHARLES BALTHIS COOLEY johnny . . . loves to sleep in class but sports wake him up . . . good-natured and loves to tease. JANICE ELIZABETH cooxs Kind disposition . . . neat dresser . . . boys are one of her weaknesses. MARY LOU COOPER Quiet but not so serious . . . keeps her wit con- cealed . . . a steady worker. ROBERT HENRY CREWDSON Has a school girl bl - ush . . . likes his bas b . . . wants t be ' e all 0 an engineer. SEIIIUHS JOYCE ANN CATLETI' A diligent student w' h it an engaging smile and a friendly manner . . . athletic minded. VIRGINIA CATHERINE CLARK Careful worker . . . faithful . . . a good friend. OSCAR HARRISON CLARK, JR. Tall . . . loves to drive his Chevy around . . . spends more time on football than bo oks. KATHLEEN COLE Has a comeback ready every time . . . likes to sing. JO ANN FRANCES COLFELT Loves good music and the band . . . may seem quiet, but has a dry and ready wit. NANCY LEE CO LLINS Seldom ruffled . . . nice to know . . . neat and trim . . , well-dressed. SEIIIUHS ROBERT MILLER CULLERS Rapid . . . energetic student . . . competent Student Council President . . . has an ever- 'on. flowing conversati LOLA ELIZABETH DAWSON Retiring and shy . . . sincerity itself . . . a good friend in need. RUSSELL AARON DEAVERS ' ive . . , a true salesman Curly hair . . . unobtrus . . . a great horseman. CLINTON LINDFIELD DENSON Studious . . . mathematical genius . , . efficient with the test tubes. PETER ALFRED DRINKWATER Active F. F. A. member . . . a future farmer a star member of the judging team. LOUISE VIRGINIA FADELY ' eet . . . has a charm all her Flirtatious and sw own . . . conscientious Worker. JOSEPHINE ELIZABETH FLETCHER Quiet . . . pretty, long hair . . . reserved and friendly. CHARLOTTE LEE FRYE Athletic . . . captivating personality . . . her eyes sparkle when she puts on her cure smile. GENELL GALLIMORE Friendly manner . . . third finger, left hand . . . likes a good joke. JEANNE GASQUE rmined . . . nimble fingers Capable . . . dete on the keyboard . . . flair for art. MYRNA CAROLE H ARRIS Cutest pug nose you ever saw . . . sweet smile . . . quite capable. BETSY RAY HAWLEY Nice likable gal with a big vocabulary . . a real bookworm . MOLLY FLORENCE HAWLEY Not afraid of work . . . plenty of brains and ability . . . Miss Miller's little helper. AUDREY DELORES HEFLIN Tall . , . blonde hair . . . lot of courage , . possesses a very sweet voice, SEHIUHS . GORE Better known as lover . . , plenty of ability . . . Chief Engineer of a '39 Chevrolet. ANN ELEANOR GOSSE Green-eyed . . . comes from way up north Newfoundland . . ' . a determined friend. l FRANCES LEE G RIM Quiet . . . eyes sparkle , . . third finger, left hand. SALLY LOU GROVE Little to say . . . sweet and demure . . . likes to Winn , JOHN WILLIAM GUY Bulging biceps . . . proof that you can have brawn and brains too . . . hot sax player . . , an A student. ADELAIDE CORRINE HALL Red . , . small, but every ounce is full of energy and friendliness . . . constantly chatter- in . SEHIURS DELORES ANN HENRY 'ck in movement Impulsive . . . small and qui . . . intriguing dark eyes. LINE I-IICKERSON BLANCHE MADE Tall . , . slender . . . cute smile . . . friendly girl. IAM THOMAS HICKS WILL Coach's caoable helper . , . as talkative as can be . . . a clockwatcher. WILLIAM HENRY HOOTEN Seemingly quiet, but lots of fun . . . cooperative . . . friendly to all. HENRY BOUGHTON HOLLINGER Hick . . . an able leader and a grand pal . . . courteous to everyone . . . top trombonist . . . future great musician. CHARLES GERALD HOLLOWAY Always keeps a comb handy for that pet wave Senior Class President with a slow drawl arid. a way with the gals. LAURA LEE HUMPHREYS Gay . . . energetic . . . has exceptional interest d Web . in basketball, volleyball, an COLLEEN COREEN HUNDLEY An attractive girl with a pleasant manner . . . industrious . . . serene and stylish. EDITH ARBELIA JENKINS Calm, cool, and collected . . . pleasant smile . . . takes work seriously. PHILIP ISAAC JENNINGS Misc a real corn fed country boy. hievious to a great degree . . . SEHIURS BARBARA ANN KERNS Lo l f' ya r1end . . . engaging personal' m . ity . . an hater when none are around. JENNIE KIDWELL Industrious worker . . . shy . . . obliging and faithful. BARBARA LUCILLE KREISHER Quiet but very efficient . . . knows herujob and does it well . . . always dependable and kind. LEWIS BENJAMIN LAING Bashful . . . little to say . . . worries more about movies than books. MARGARET ANN LAING Flippant and gay . . . one of our little girls . . . dramatic damsel. ROBERT ALLEN LAKE MARY ELLEN LEAKE Has charm in her jovial way . . . carefree and gal'- SHIRLEY SANDS LEWIS A knitting fiend . , . talented actress . . . diligent yearbook editor . . . heart-interest centers around Ch ' uckie. SHELDON BURR LOWE 6 feet 4 ' , inches short . . . never lets anything bother him . . . excels in basketball. JOANNE MCCONCHIE Always ready to laugh . . . not a care in the world , . . a Bobby soxer. The silent type . . . reliable . . . Simonpetri's little pieman. SEHIUHS FLORENCE ELIZABETH MCDONALD Liz is Star's handy gal . . . a fine com- panion to everyone . . . an ambitious worker. HAROLD DEAN MARICLE kes his football Red . . . loves to argue . . . ta and girls seriously, especially Ruth. DOROTHY LOUISE MARLOW Composure itself . . . sedate . . . tranquil beauty. JACKIE ARNOLD MATTHEWS Small of build, great of mind . . . one of the Bentonville Bulldogs . LUCY ANN MAYBERRY ' ca able . . . ambitious Takes work seriously . . . p . . . intends to make home economics her career. KATHERYN REBECCA MILLER Billie . . . carefree and happy . . . nice to be Heal' . . . dl'3.lT13I1C HCIIESS. MARY JANE MORRIS Volleyball enthusiast . . . plays a solid sax . . h art-throb. has a secret e DEAN GROVE MORRISON Contented . . . wee bit bashful . . . small, but fleet of foot. HENDERSON EDWIN MORRISON . full of pep and fun Always well-dressed . . . . . never serious a minute. EARL W. MURPHY ' faithful friend . . . Takes life as it comes . . . a trustworthy. i Y i E l w l I r . ii BETTY LOU REAG ER Easy-going . , . modest . . . always seeking to please and willing to help. MARGARET REAGER Tall and slender . . . goes out f h k. . 0 er way to be md and considerate to all. ANN ELIZABETH SHANNON Quick to mak e friends . . . interested in every- thing that comes her way . . . has gone to Roanoke. FRED HOLLIS SHENK Unexpected wit . . . loves his gals . . . argu- mentative . . . artistic. SEIIIUHS THOMAS LANDIS NICEWARNER Loves to drive h' is green Chevy . . . a real automobile mechanic. GAIL ELIZABETH ORYE A cute little lass with a bi g voice . . . could go on Broadwav any day, ESTER AVELINE PARKER One of our twins . . . Eveline's other half . . . makes that drum dance. EVELINE RUTH PARKER The other twin ' . . . interested in music and boys . . . carefree manner. ELIZABETH MAE PEFFER Good-natured h . . . appy-go-lucky . . , laughter is no effort. JOYCE EILEEN POMEROY The 0ffice's little helper always has a friendly smile for everyone . . . an ho nor student. SEIIIUHS WILLIAM LANTZ SIMPSON he athletic field Bee . . . an able leader on t ong friends . . . outstanding student . . . or am a credit to his school. ELWOOD SINE Has a quiet demeanor . . . unassuming . . . even-tempered . . . shy and reserved. IRENE MAE SMITH Neat and trim . . . a cute artist with a friendly disposition . . . poetic. LORETTA JOAN SMITH ' ' f old . . . she always has A girl with a heart o g her share of fun, especially when shes with Albert. ARTHUR RAY SOURS Quiet . . . seems to be the girls' new heart-throb LINDA LEE STEWART - 0-lucky . . . seen Tiny . . . dark-eyed . . . happy g on many dance floors . . . a cute girl with an effervescent spirit. TOCKNER MILLARD LLOYD S ' 'k to tinker with Sc' nce enthusiast . . . li es ie radios and electricity. HILLARD STRIKER d argu- FRED ' ll tales . . . loves a goo Known for his ta ment . . . likes boxing and Frances. OHN STROTHER LOUISE ST. j ' livewire . . Red . . . energetic there punching. LEONA PARTLOWE TAYLOR Friendly manner . . . married life to affect her. . always in doesn't seem BERNARD MOORE UPDIKE Bunny . , . tries to catch up on sleep in school . . , trusts to chance. ROBERT THEODORE von BECK Known for his scientific mind . . . camera enthusiast . . . has his own opinions and is ready to defend them. DARRELL GENE WAUGH Congenial . . . would rather play basketball than snxdy . . , has a way of his own. MARY FRANCES VVERTZ Loves to charter . . . a swell friend . . . con- tagious laugh. ' SEIIIUHS JEANNETTE MYRTLE TEDRICK Full of fun, vim, and vigor . always ready to do her part . . . neat and attractive. VIRGINIA THACKSTON Vivacious . . . loves to argue . . . wants to be a lawyer but will settle for a good husband. CONNY WILSON TOBIN Good-nacured . . . easy going all the time , . . a cute redhead with friendly ways. CONNIE SUE TOOTHMAN A whiz on the basketball court . . . Bryan takes up most of her time. WILLIAM COLIN TRENARY, III Tall, dark and handsome . . . the silent type . . . brilliant mind . . . plans to be a scientific farmer. IUANITA TURNER Small . . . black-haired . . . sweet . . . seems quiet but . . . really likes to giggle. SEHIUHS CHARLES NELSON WEST Indusrrious worker . . . enjoys school more than you think. DOROTHY MAE WILLIAMS Energetic . . . short-hand whiz . . . driver of a chevy . STANLEY MAYNARD WILLIAMS Seldom heard . . , earnest worker in the shop . . , friendly brown eyes. LAURA MAE VVILLIAMSON A girl with lots of spirit . . . makes friends with her ready smile and cheery words. ACK O'NEAL WIMER J Can really handle a football . . , quiet, mosr of the time. JOAN ANN WINES Sports fan . . . also fond of the Air Force . . nimble fingered at the typewriter. SAMUEL BURL WINES ANGELENA YORK Iniured during Handlev foot- Busv and happy she works ball game . . . at times his heart with a will a true friend goes pitty-Patsy. l , JUIIIUH CLHSS The year 1950 started off with a banggfor the junior Class. In August, we were already looking forward to the Variety Show, and what a show that turned out to be. Many of the Jolly Juniors participated in the Glee Club, football, basketball, and other activities. They proved to be indispensable in all the present phases of high school life. As winter turned into spring, the fancies of junior Class turned to the biggest occasion of the year, the Prom. And as the year came to a close, with the Candlelight ceremony, they looked forward to their next and final year at W. C. H. S. Treasurer joan Rodgers is telling President Bryan Ruda- cille that running the junior Class is a big job, while Vice- President Betty Lou Casarotti, Secretary Carolyn Stokes and Sergeant-at-Arms Gary Keyser agree. R. Barnard N. Bass I.. Beahm P. Bean C. Bragg W. Burke J. Butler B. Casarotti i D. Clark C. Collins J. Corbett P. Craig J. Crane N. Davis N. Deavers E. Deel JUHIUHS P. Denson L. Derflinger M. Dodge C. Downing B. Drinkwater C. Duff H. Eastham F. Eshelman A. Fosnight A. Foster D. Fristoe T. Frirrs Q. Gasque J. George R. Gilliam D. Good L. Good J. Grove C. Grow A. Guy B. Hartsook B. Heflin F. Henry J. Henry D. Hockrnan M. Hoffman J. Holloway H. Holsinger L. Horrle P. Hudgins J. Jenkins M. Jenkins ,Jie .mx- vfz P viral.. Y 129' - wr, S, we 3 JJ ur B sf .I :G 2 . ff , 7' gl .at 285.23 .1 3-f : 1. w w- W ie' fl 'g W 5? E Q-as. f .1 QB JUHIUHS B. Jett L. jones B, Kesler G. Keyser L. Kress C. Lake M. La Prevotte I. LeDane f fl ., W. Lloyd B. Lund J. McCaleb J. Magalis H. Manuel R. Manuel E. Marlowe J. Martin S. Martin A. Mayo DL Morehead D. Morrison D. Morton A. Mullins E. Norcross B. Oakes J. Poe R. Presgraves B. Price J. Ramey R. Ramey J. Ramsey G. Redxnon - H- Reed J' .4 I sd of, X!! JUHIUHS G. Rhodes E. Rickard S. Ritenour B. Robinson M. Robinson J. Rodgers B. Rudacille C. Ruse B. Sabala G. Schneider L. Sealock P. Sealock A, Shiflert O. Shiflett E. Silek B. Smedley R. Smedley B. Smith F. Smith G. Steele C. Stokes P. Swanson J. Swartz B. Thomas K. Thompson P. Trenary L. Vest S. Wall R. Wayland K. Weaver J. Whittington W. Windle .. ,. MQ Wu, .. , 43, -gf r. f - 23199 is-r' G94 go X. ik 956. SUPHUIHURE ULHSS Here we are at the second milestone of our high school career. Each year becomes more interesting and exciting. The Sophomores are taking a very prominent part in all school activities. The abilities of several of our members have been recognized by many of our organizations electing them to offices. The members of the varsity team are displaying con- siderable prowess and are fast developing into out- standing stars. Encouraged by the success of last year's class play, we planned and produced an even bigger and better performance this year. Our star magazine salesman of last year, Grant Megargee, made head lines again this year by topping all others in the school in sales of subscriptions. Now that we have had a taste of being sophisticated sophomores, we are looking for- ward to next year when we will be jolly juniors. MISS HOTINGEKS ROOM Firrt row: D. Clarke, N. Henry, A. Mauck, R. Ramey, J. Steed, J. Smedley, C. Kuser. Second row: H. Downs, N. Stogdale, A. Dodson, G. Tyler, 1. Hibbs, F. Figgins, Third row: C. Venable, B. Lupton, P, Col- lins, M. Nicewarner, B. Priest. MRS. GEASLEN'S ROOM Fin! raw: A. Poe, L. Burnnet, M. Slaughter, P. Bowers, C. Settle, P. Williams, j. Derflinger, E. Williams, N. Henry, L. Welch, P. Wine. Second raw: L. Wetzel, S. Armstrong, B. Burgin, G. Henry, N. Colfelt, B. Nuernburg, S. Baldwin, R. Bennett, O. Baker, R. Frame, K. Pullen. Third row: G. Eaton, E. Ramey, B. Math- ews, N. McDonald, H. Frazer, D. Crewdson. Treawrer Grant McGargee ir informing Prerident Tammy Tents, Vice-Prerident julian Stoutamyer, and Secretary Vern Mile: that their finance! are in check. , 32 1 '- MRS. MATHEW'S ROOM First row: E. Venable, B. Grove, E Eschbacher, B. Johnson, M. Grove, A. Beeler, A. Ruffner, A. Walton A. Walton, A. Gorman, F. Fristoe P. Ramsey. Second row: H. Bushong P. Baumgardner, B. White, P. Spaur, L. Eckley, S. Anderson, A. McLean, A. Fletcher, J. Ramey, E. Henry, L. Stump. Third row: E. West, D. El- liot, F. Henry, B. Mitchell, H. Bur- nett, G. Reil, J. Payne, B. Ellinger, A. Beeler. MR. M. SNYDER'S ROOM Fim raw: R. Drummond, A. Ruda- cille, H. Foster, I.. I.eHew, G. Ed- monds, G. Chandler, H. Harrison, E. Posten, S. Carper. Second row: A. Johnson, M. Steed, G. Shenk, J. Mauck, T. Tents, I.. Frye, R. Brown, E. Lund, T. McDaniel, C. Andrick, R. Wright. Third row: C. Hollinger, T. Biggs, E. Miller, 1. Stouramyer, A . Cooper, B.'Fritrs, E. Hickerson. MISS BEA'I'I'Y'S ROOM First row: B. Dodge, D. Frame, F. Wince, A. Lockhart, L. Henry, A. Slaughter, P. Seal, P. Smith, L Robinson, M. Beatty. Second row: M. Miller, M. Merchant, M. Sabala, A. Grove, D. Updike, J. Sharp, D. Hallman, L. Grubbs, B. Myers, V. Miles, G. McG1.rgee. Third row: K. Wright, V. Athey, P. West, S. Poe, J. Bennett, D. Shenk, B. Collins, R. Bradshaw, B. Smoot, B. Royston. Nat pictured: J, Baughn, B. Mc- Crmcken. 1 y affai FHESHIHHII IILHSS We, the Freshmen of W. C. H. S. can finally say we are in high school! We have worked hard to get here and we are certain we have some very promising possibilities. Chuck Leadman, a littlerfellow with a big heart, has really fought for our football team. One of our girls, jane Manuel, was chosen for the octette. The Girls I. V. Basketball Team was well assisted by Fresh- men, and yelling from the side lines were five Freshmen as J. V. Cheerleaders. We feel that we will contribute a great deal to the high school. Last year it was said, 'Jes you watch 'em. Yes, 'jes you watch us! Secretary-Treasurer, jane Manuel, Vice-president, Barbara Brown, Pres- ident, Billy Cheshireg Sergeant-at-arms, David Teatsg and Historian Barbara Brist, stopped long enough between classes to discuss Freshman r . 5 MR, MU RABlTO'S ROOM Fin! row: L. Cameron, l. Manuel, B. Williams. Second row: L. Metz, E. Mitchell, C. Stootes, E. Henry. Third raw: R. Rowland, D. Robinson, F. West, P. Henson, E. Boyd, G. Liskey, S. Burke. Fauvtb row: J. Powell, J. Bumgardner, R. Law- rence, B. Strickler. MR. FOSTI-3R'S ROOM Firrt row: J. Good, J. Manuel, P. Huff, E. Clark. Second row: B. Cather, D. Hall, P. Cornell, B Offer, B. Siford.Tbird row:B. Mathews,D. Llewellyn. L. Derflinger. Fourth raw: K. Oakes, G. Mathews, S. Jones, R. Ridgeway, M. Boyer. Not pictured: E. Shiflet, P. Wagner, P. Jenkins. 1 4 ' MRS. MAI-IONE'S ROOM :Ut row: J. Wertz, R, Windle, D. Bowers, E. Thompson, J. Sperry, M. Washbourne, M. Mills, F. Figgins. Second row: T. Reil, J. Gibbs, E. Duncan, H. Payne, I. Secrist, L. Meade, S. Slaughter. Third row: R. Poole, L. Claire, C. Leadman, L. Hall, B. Kerns, B. Strother. MISS FOX'S ROOM 'nt row: S. Stewart, M. Gibbs, J. Hicks, N. Pear- , J. Tuck, D. Baumgardner, K. Shenk, R. Mc- an, B. Sargent. Secand row: S. Heflin, H. Baum- rdner, T. Malani, M. DeWitt, H. Poston, B. Le- ne, C. Morton, S. Wine, L. Ritenour, S. Shiner, Clifton. Third raw: C. Ingles, O. Drain, J. der, D. Tears, G. Welsh, G. Fisher, B. Beatty, M. Sealock, J. Steed. away 'WM 746744-wr MISS MILTON'S ROOM Fin! row: P. Earnest, B. Burke, M. Lynn, R. Barnette, M. Harding, M. Campbell, B. Jennings, J. Carter. Second row: K. Foster, H. Payne, B. Fitzsimmons, D. Goode, J. Carrol, N. Reed, S. Fitzgerald, M. Thomas, B. Brown, K. Ruffner, S. Smith. Third row: B. Cheshire, R. Henson, H. Campbell, B. Jenkins, W. Huff, J. Reynolds, N. Landis, E. Rose. MR. FLOYD'S ROOM Fin! row: R. Stonebrakcr, H. Tice, A. Ridgeway, E. Foley, B. Brist, M. Anderson, F. Shifflert. Second row: H. Burke, C. Welsh, F. Atwood, M. Guy, C. Wa5'land, H. Watkins, M. Sampson, B. Martin. Tbirfl raw: J. Driggs, M. Dawson, N. Tobin, L. Seekforcl, M. Weiand, S. Trent, N. Richardson, I.. Merchant. Fourth row: H. Page, P. Fox, J. Tedrick, R. Funk, D. Wines, J. McV,ay. long years, we are on the threshold of a new adventure, What At last, a thrill to share in the activities of the high school. We assumed our first responsibilities when we elected Student Council representa- tives. During the year many of our members found opportunities to join athletic teams, 36 MISS COOPER'S ROOM'-A m-u1:'B. Blake, R. Gott, J. Mar- V. Stiefvater, S. Mathews, D, B. Horne, M. Henry, E. Stock- Robinson, P. Martin, J. Second row: R. Dovell, E. J. Bushong, E. Menefee, L. Fox, B. Turner, H. Der- Payne, H, Weamerholt, Third row: J. Williams, E. Pence, R. Elkins, T. Woodward, K. Trobuugh, D. Shannon, E. Childress, S, Kuset, B. Howell. N ol A. Campbell, B. Cornell, I, Anderson. .f-als.. MR. HESLEP'S ROOM . First row: J. Reed, D. Miller, F. . Frame, C. Heflin, F. Tharp, A. Fitz- . gerald, D. Stockdale, D. Compton, 3 Second row: A. Winsboro, C. Heurt. Ellis, L. Anclrick, P. Clatterbuck, Pickeral, J. Shipe. Third row: B. A. Bowers, L. Miller, E. ver, J. McCracken. Fourth row: Clatterbuck, R. Edmonds, K. But- J. Johnson. X rfb THOMAS'S ROOM Peachey, W. Pomeroy, Murphy, A. Hensell, J. D. Wetzel. Second P. Ebaugh, N. DeWitt, C. Bradfield, j. Eckardt, P. Fourth row: E, B, Lewin, S. Maddox, D. Fifth row: B. Alghren, D. Bailey, 1. Cooke. Xp . 'W EIBHTH r VLH!! HA MRS. DUFF 'S ROOM Fin! row: B. Crane, D. Henry, S. Duncan, R. Ruffner. Second row: A. johnson, E. Louk, B. Henry, C. M. Hammock, J. Kerns, J. Burgin, Bisdeck, A. Compton, M. Mauck, M. Grannis, C. Johns. Third vow: S. Mc- Bass, C. Duff, K. Overstreet, L. Intyre, D. Young, L. Petit, L. Baily, J. Lockhart, S. Ridgeway, S. Smith, R. Ellis. Not pictured: L. Cooper, H. Fix, L. tlow, D. Welch, F. Wines, B. on, J. Hill, J. Kerns, N. St d, . T blin. I MISS STICKLEY'S ROOM Fifi! row: P. Poe, A. Siebert, S. West, D. Eaton, C. Farrar, A. Lick- lider, C. Campbell, M. Thompson. Second row: A. Cameron, P. Payton, A. Cooke, N. Kerns, D. Heflin. Thin! row: C. Fristoe, B. Crenshaw, P. McCraW, D. Jones, W. Cooper, B. Tewalt. Fourth row: T. Wimer, B. Salmons, L. Athey, D. Bowman, R. Turnet B. Palmer . Lu ton. No! Miller, B. Robinson. x., 3 W Qiilw MR. G. SNYDER'S ROOM Flint raw: P. Lund, J. Steed, G. Lindsey, L. Manuel, D. Kirkland, K. Grove, R. Dodge. Second row: R. Carper, T. Vaught, O. Dari, R. Franklin, J. Shenk, D. Martin, W. Gilliam, D. Toothman. Tbim' row: O. Sealock, B. Derflinger, R. East- ham, M. Bulter, A. Holsinger, E. Sours, J. Kreisher, B. Baggerly. Fourth row: D. Manuel, P. McDon- ald, E. Henry, M. Frame, B. Cornell, B. Brown, M. White, J. Posten, J. Robinson, R. Myers, 1. Rives. Not piclured: T. Offer, F. Ott, A. Stock- ner, C. Echardt, G. Exline. . . J P Eiclufed: D. Dan, J. Knight, W. x Santmyers, L. Stetzl, D. Esteppe, M. Nw ' l x Z 4 TL' . literary staffs, musical organizations, and other specialized duties. Again this year joy V X Sutton was selected to accompany the Choral Club. All of us have found new experiences which will be reflected in the years to come. snnuf W , We I ,jf - ,f , if 9'lAfYL,,s-2.1 6 SEVEIIIH GHHDE MISS MINTER'S ROOM Front row: W, Denson, F. Foster, B. Maricle, M. Owens, M. Klimasheskie, P. Saffell, T. Figgins, G. Castrel, C. Marrow, J. Sealock. Second row: J. Harrison, J. Jones, M. Eoby, G. Parkinson, D. Sealock, S. Jones, J. Laing, L, Smith, M. Leach, V. Fogle. Third row: R. Costell, R. Oden, B. Nicholson, A. North, S. Henry, T. Andrews J Brown. R. Wines T. Esteppe R. stes. Not sctured: I D. Campbell G. Sutton. MRS. JOHNSON'S ROOM ' Front row: F. Smith, R. Athey, M. Edwards, B. rannon, M. Smedley, D. Baer, C. Jennings, L. Bradshaw, J. Harkrader, M. Hammack, P. Shannon, P. Harlow. Second row: B. Puckett, G. Wood, M. Fincham, J. Henry, S. Sabala, L. Irwin, D. Ramsey, G. Smith. C. W'illiams. Third row: H. Daffau, C. Mitchell, C. Wood, W. Merchant, L. Tuck, K. Deane, B. Burdette, N. Dela- plane, M. Oldt, R. Martin. Not pictured: M. Cameron, G. North, D. Andrews. MRS. MINNICICS ROOM Front row: L. Thackston. W. Aleshire, D. Foster, C. Reay. O. Skinner, J. McClure, C. Curry, B. Grogg, H. Woody, R. Bowers, J. Cadden, C. Noland. Second row: G. Fox, H. Taylor, P. Tyree. C. Harris, B. Hardman, D. Aleshire, I. Fortmen, S. Miller, S. Simpson, E. Jenkins, D. Reynolds, D. Erwin. Third row: J. La Prevotre, D. Haag, R, Johns, B. Ricci, R. Hunter, J. Harris, T, Brastow, J. Tennett, S. Clatrerbuck, J. Irwin. MISS HEDRICK'S ROOM Front row: J. Figgins, P. Johnson, E. Nicholson, B. Hicks, S. Reid, W. Wright, B. Smith, W. Campbell J. Howell, L. Ramey. Second row: E. Griffith Beatty, M. Farris, I. Stelzl, E. Sowers, P. White J. Spaur, B. Richardson, R. Noakes, T. Deel. Beahm, J. Traister, S. Atkins, R. Berrymow, R. D. Nicewarner, G. Williams, E. Ruffner, S. flinger. MISS STRINGFELLOWS ROOM Front row: A. Beau, A. Burke, P. Critzer, A. Haymaker, B. Kendall, S. Merchant, I. Stelzl, P. Abel, L. Costello, B. Dawson, P. Boerner, V. Compton. Second row: V. Fincham, P. Ellis, B. Cameron, M. C. Corron, L. Henry, R. Davis, J. Darr, P. Czarnitzki, R. Jordan, W. West. Third row: J. Simons, C. Turner, D. At- wood, P. Shiner, I.. Holsinger, B. Breeden, L. Hockman, R. Almy, N. Thomas. Not piclured: L. Eleto, R. Santmyers, B. Fiddler, M. Burress . MRS. REXRODE'S ROOM Front row: M. Coffey, M. L. Updike, M. Smith. G. Lamb, A. Scott, A. Henson, B. Brown, B. Bryant, L. Cook. E. Pearson, W. Henry, E. Campbell, A. Burgin. Second row: B. Williams, E. Atkins, R. Liskey, B. Nethers, B. Daniel' A. Licklider, R. Athey, O. Smith, A. Day, A. Derflinger, G. Spiewak. Third row: C. Settle, J. Mitchell, W. Gore, K. Dameron, W. Fox, T. Sealock R. Carter, H. Fogle, A. Hammock. y I ,1 11 W, Ek., .1 W Y . ,' -rf 4. 4?ta39Z'i:?E51?' V K.. ff'-5' 12 my .. f- ., cfm! P- f ' .fm , .Jwlif 'iS5'1s 'fS, A .223 J ,,,. ., Y., ,, if , A 5 gun f ' - ..,f, 7 1 1 o 4 msn Y wnwfglw ,. 1 'F 'vm I ' 0 . if ,Q L s , 1 8 ' ggwf x B ,, wi WN ,Jeff +-'if ' ' 5 ggftfzrw , -- N ,Q W aist . wif'-?fj 3 un H zum aff- if ff I' .if -25, 5 J , . V rf ' -' ' , S . , .X iq! :IU I A W ' 8' ' .-' Af J' . , rf 'Mgt' ff' 3 . '?!,3'! .fic A -, ' 1 iid'-ff. ' 4551? Q55 4' 4' ' .42 7-it !' N 2 ,Q U' Firrr Row: C. Morton, P. Huff, M. E. Gibbs, G. Henry, N. Clifton, A. Fosnight, J. Swartz, F. Eshelmau, J. Rodgers, N. Bass, L. A. May- berry, J. Catlett, J. Baldwin, A. Winsboro. Seeand Row: S. Mclntyr, C. Shiner, J. Brown, J. Cooke, B. Hickerson, B. Burgin, S. Carpet, B. J. Price, N. Colfelt, P. Baker, D. Upclike. Third Row: A. Beeler, B. Nuernberg, L. Wetzel, E. Partin, E. Duncan, P. Bean, A. Beeler, Hllllll UUUTH We are happy that the Allied Youth Club is being recognized by the school. The rapid increase in mem- bership for this year has proven that the students realize they can have fun without indulging in alco- holic beverages. Our monthly meetings are usually held at night when we gather for a business meeting and an informal get-together, topped off by refresh- ments. The club has high standards and upholds its motto, To seek the truth concerning beverage alco- hol and the best way of life' in relation to this prob- lem. Coacb Herlep point: out to the President, Harold Maricle, tba: 4 rtrong club can be a benefit while John Guy, Sergeant-at-Armrg Parry Bean, Secretaryf Bobby Barnard, Vice-Preridentg Mr. G. Snyder, .rpon.ror,' and Nancy Colfelt, Tfearurer, lirten. P. Wdton, G. Edmonds, G. Chandler, V. Thackston, J. Colfelt, M. MBfCh2hZ.lvF0llIfh Raw: G. Reil, A. Foster, R. Cullers, B. Barnard J. Guy, S. Lowe, C. Grow, B. Cather, T. Hicks, J. Reynolds, R. Ramey E. Morrison, H. shank, D. Shenk, J. Jenkins, J. Powell, V. Arhey G. McGa.rgee. rf' Gosse, V. Thackston. Third Row: P. Collins, C. Collins. Fourlh Row: L. Vest, C. Bragg, P. Baker. Fifth Row: S. Carpet, M. butler. Sixth Row: G. Edmonds, S. Arm- strong, S. Anderson. Seventh Row: G. Gallimore B. Hartsoolt, J. Pomeroy. Eighth Row: J. Cor- bette, N. Colfelt, P. Walton. TRI-HI-U Among the outstanding organizations of Warren County High School are the Tri-Hi-Y clubs. We, under the direction of Miss Fox and Miss Stickley, are striving for greater service and helpfulness throughout the community and better companion- ship among our fellow students. Among the highlights of the year was the election of Lucy Ann Mayberry as Assistant Clerk to the Model General Assembly which met in Richmond this Spring. The Sunday Services held at Brookside brought joy to many little children. Our annual Valentine Dance was expressive of the fun and enjoyment gained from working and playing together. To us, true religion is fully understood and it maintains a definite place in the spiritual growth of our school life. 42 f, First Row: E, Partin, B. Priest. Second Row: B. Meredith, A. ii'- fw 5 Q- X we 'A 1 '21 E N 'Sa- il Q SE ' ' - If . y, ' . - f? -1, Lw.,1 ' dw' Y an 5 li wi, . w....-,. ,. L 5.1, Qi J 2 Y - r 1. 1 . i .QA 5 'I B wg ., six f A ' itll!! w l 'S ,i f 12 'Hr' ,V ,A 1'-Z .. ,g 4 Nw.: .,.,- QM. ':: T. ES? 'e iii, -Q .1 'U ' Q , fid- X T S ,, i gm lp 'W sg! Run P E' X? 3' if BHIIU PICCOLO J, G3-gque BARITONE SAXOPHONE FLUTES J- GUY J, Gasque MELLOPHONES Q. Gasque H. Holsinger J. Marlow H. Payne B- Wm FRENCH HORN CLARINETS LA Nuemberg P. Bean P. Bumgardner CORQETS J. A. Colfelr li Baffeff H. Derflinger 'B rlwn S. Fitzgerald J. us ong T- M- Gore B. Cheshlre J Gu S. Eversole J' Higks R. Henson H. Kesler IIGIFEW 5. A. McConchie 'P 1 ff P. Sampsell aype N. Reed . Srmrh R. Wetzel P' A' spam J, Wines TROMBONES ALTO sAXoPHoNEs ft- guff k - . ZIIIHIOC 2?'6:1fi,hlte H. Hollinger M. J. Moms B. Sampson 1. Mccaleb TENOR ZAXOPHONE BARIT-ONES K' Du T. Biggs 44 A. Hollinger K. Oversrreer BASS S. Lowe G. Sutton VIBRAPHONE 1. Gasque PERCUSSION P. Craig 1. Howell J. Kerns M. Merchant M. J. Miller A. Parker E. Parker BELLS AND MARIMBA E. Marlowe TIMPANI N. Colfelr O ssxm Q. Gasque, J. Hicks, J. McCon- chie, J. Guy, H. Hollinger, J. 5 Gasque. The well-drilled hand and highly stepping majorettes, under the direction of Mr. Harry Parker, performed with a fine showing at the halves of all the home foot- ball games. We journeyed to Richmond in November but were unfortunately rained out of our performance at the half of the Richmond-North Carolina State game. The Apple Blossom Festival was next on our list of trips, so we climbed into our school buses and headed for the big parade at Winchester. Among the programs given for the student body was the Christmas Concert which brought a message of Yuletide. Again in the spring, the concert band sounded forth with lovely music. The Sextet added much color to these performances. IIIHJUHETTES R. Presgraves, L. Stewart, F. Henry, B. Johnson, V. Allston, J. Cooley, J. Holloway, S. Lewis, I. Smith, C. Stokes, D, Morrison. 1 . I ' CHU Pianirf. J. Sutton. Frm! Row: 1. Marlow, B. Wines, J. Kteisher, j. Utz, A. Hoslinger, S. Smith, D. Bumgardner, S. Heflin, E. Sours, M. Mills, 1. Wlines, G. Welsh, K. Ruffner, S. Smith, M. A. Hard- ing, M. DeWitt. K. Shenk, S. Mathews. Slanding: Mr. Parker The Glee Club pianist, lemme Garque, practice: ber music while joy Sutton. pimzm for the Choral Club, turn: the pager for ber. HHl BlUB S. Shiner, J. Carroll, J. Baldwin, E. Duncan, N. Clifton, S. Stewart, M. L. White, I. Young, P. Cornell, S. Wine, A. Kline, M. A. Lynn, D. Priest, H. A. Payne, L. Bailey, B. Siford, C. Farror, M. Thompson, E. Peachey, N. Reed. Each year the Glee Club combines with the band in presenting musical concerts. We, too, are under the patient and humorous direction of Mr. Harry Parker. That we love good music, and are willing to work has shown results in programs of outstanding quality. Among the younger set, the Choral Club provides an outlet for talented voices. All these groups supply opportunities for musical expression. 46 UGTETTE H. Hollinger, Pianixt. Fin! Row: Q. Gasque, C. Grow, G. Orye, J. Manuel. Second Raw: B. Hartsook, C Toothman, N. Broy, J. Gasque. BLEE CLUB HHH CHU GLEE J. Gasque, Pianifl. Firxt Row: F. Eshelman, L. Derflinger, N. Bass, F. ' A F sni ht S Ritenour B Grove A Henry, J. Hollaway, B. Casarotti, . o g , . , ., , . ' . S ri Row: C. Hunclley, Fletcher, L Stewart, C. Grow, S. Baldwin econ h L. Grubbs L. Vest, R. Presgraves, A. Gosse, A. Ruffner, B. Jo nson, , ' T d- C. Stokes, L. Kreisher, T. M. Gor, J. E. Payne, J. Guy, N. Broy, J. e . M erick, J. Cooke, P. Bowers, K. Eschbacher, A. Bceler, N. Brown, J c- Conchie, Q. Gasque. Third Row: Mr. Parker, C. Kuser, B. L. Priest, B. J. Price, P. Swanson, G. Chandler, J. Edmonds, V. Miles, N. Colfelt, C. HHL CLUB clus Settle, E. Norcross, F. Striker, C. Denson, B. von Beck, G. Steele, J. Swartz, B. J. Heflin, S. L. Armstrong, F. Grim, H. Bushong, E. Henry M. Merchant, J. Ramsey. Fourth Row: J. Steed, C. Toothman. D. Upclike H. Harrison. M. E. Steed, H. Foster, P. Seal, C. Venable, P. Bumgardner J Colbert H. Hollinger, S. Lowe, T. Biggs. P. Trenary, M. B. Hoffman k' A. Heflin, E. Mar J: Wall, Ji Magalis, R. Bennett, J. Colfelt, M. Jen ins, low, V. Allston. The officen of the Dramatic Club came forward from behind :rener momentarily to be recognized. They are Billie Miller, Preridentg Cookie Downing, Vice-Preridentg Margaret Ann Laing, Secretar ,' Loir W l Lib y etze , i mrianf Mfr. Geuxlen, Spon- rorg and Eddie Morriron, Trearurer. Seated: M. Harris, M. Cadden E Morrison P Sealock L B DHHHIHTIC The curtain opened rapidly on another year for the Dramatic Club. This time the main player was Billie Miller, supported by a cast of 25 club members. The performance was in three acts. Act one: we produced a skit for the weekly high school broadcast over WFTR. Act two: The Monkey's Paw was entered in the one act play contest at Harrisonburg. Act three: the big production of the year was the three act play presented to the student body in May. The curtain rang down with a roar of applause, and the club was well satisfied with its performance this year. , . , . , . urnett, L. Lel-Iew, Mrs. Geaslen, B. Meredith, B. Miller, M. Laing, B. Rudn- J. Poe, C. Downing, R. Smedley, G. Henry, S. Grove, M. Sabala, cille, B. B. Wine, C, Holloway, R. Gilliam. P. Ramsey, L. Hottle, G. Keyser. Standing' L. Wetzel, D. Crewdson, 0 NA s ov? Y o n o 0 0 Centered around Billie at the microphone are memherx of the club ax they prepared 4 Jkit for the weekly radio program 01187 WFT R. On .tinge for rehearfal are memherx of lhe can of that gruexome :pine-tlngler, The Morzkeyir Paw. Thix one-act play wax prefemed in the corzzefz held in Harrironburg lhir part Jpring. 49 Q- 'W 4' .a 'YW 'il Q L' qt... of 'Vt' L if AQ. ffl-3 The officer: of the F. H. A. meet for an informal gathering. Putty Collins, Prefidentg Belly Onkex, Vice-Prefialentg Nancy Stogdale, Secretary, Florence Wince, Treafnrerg Helen Eastham, Reporter, Audfrey Ridgeway, Hiftoriang Lucy Mayberry, President, WFCR Federation. ,.,fA. FUTURE HUHIEIIIHHEHS llf HHIEBIEH The arts of cooking, canning, sewing, and other fundamentals of successful housekeeping are learned in the Home Ec. Department under the guiding hands of Miss Stickley and Mrs. Miller. Our members show a great deal of. interest in their work. One of the projects of our club this year was a good-grooming contest with a girl and boy chosen as winner in each homeroom. The out- come of this contest was eagerly awaited by all the students. We have found that club projects and activities are firm foundation for better homes of tomorrow. Fin! Raw: J. Hicks, M. Gibbs, B. Hickerson, B. Hawley, P. Sealock. Second Rauf: 1. Young, N. Davis, G. Henry, C. Kuser, M. Hawley, A. Mullins, S. Grove, N. Broy, C. Collins, F. Eshelman, D. Henry. 1. Patsy Collim, winner of :he Wnrren County Pie Baking Context, is impeding ber pie to ree if il if baked. Fint Row: J. Tedrick, A. Young, F. Atwood, A. Ridgeway. Second Row: M. Sampson, J. Crane, M. Weiland, N. Pear- son, M. Guy, R. Funk, H. Burke, I.. Seekford, M. Dawson, A. Stipe, G. Royston. These F. I-I. A. member! M9 packing Cbriifmw' gifts to .tend ovenenr for Work! Christmas Fei-tioul. Future Homemaker! Memherf park bafhetr for adopted family in the community at Chrirtmax. First Row: 1. Hibbs, J. Steed, A. Dodson, G. Tyler, F. Figgens. Second Row: P. Collins, H. Downs D. Clark, B. Preist, M. Nicewatner. A. Gorman, N. Stogdalel Eighth Grade Future Homemaker: hold annual C hrin- ma.r tea for parerztr, teacherr, and eighth grade girly. Firrt Row: E. Stocltner, D. Preist, M., Butler, C. Robinson L. Bally, B. Horne, Seatefig M. White, A. Holsinger, S. Mathewsl E. Sours, D. Stogdale, J. Utz. Eighth grade Future Homemakerx practice harzdwork in knitting, crochetirzg, Jtenrilirzg, and hand painting zlifhef. Firft Row: J. Kerns, A. Sibert. Second Row: D. Miller, E. Loulc, C. Heflin, A. Cooke, D. Esteppe. Third Row: D. Eaton, S. Ridgeway, B. Allison, B. Howell, C. Farrar, P. Clatterbuck. . an. Sitting: G. Welch, J. Cooke, M. Slaughter, G. Steele, L. Meade, H. Wince, L. Stewart. Standing: B. LeDane, T, Milani, S. Heflin. H. Baumgarnet, M. Mills, C. Hensell, L Fox, I.. Poston. Future Homemaker: ohxeroe demon' .rtration of ure of Jewing machine. Fmt Raw D Hall S Jones J Mathews D jenkins Semnd Row Foster K. Oates, P. Drinkwater, C. Lake, B. Mathews, R. Ridgeway B Jett O Baker B Robinson L Derflinger L Boager Tbml Row T Fritts, B. Royston. Furure Fafmen-H. Manuel, B. Robinson F F Urz V Athey L Hurt H Manuel M Boyer Fourth Row M Urz Mr. Foster, T. Fritts, G. Earon. FUTURE FHRHIEHS UF HHIEHIBH The name Future Farmers of America seems to demand an air of respect, and we are proud to be members of the group. By assist- ing farmers in actual agricultural tasks we have gained valuable first-hand information and experience. In future years sufficient crops and live stock will be raised because of the knowledge of improved farming practices that we have gained in our F. F. A. program. Members of the F. F. A., under the .rupenlirion of Mr. Foxtel, are terting 4 mmple of milk for butter- fat conlent. CHEHIISTHU CLUB The Warren-Hi scientists, headed by Clinton Den- son, met monthly in special sessions to enjoy demon- strations, discuss plans for trips, and plan the annual Science Fair. Guided by a very capable and inter- ested Miss Vada Miller, we obtained, through out- side activities, additional information about scientific advancements of the day. This year six of our members competed for schol- arships in the National Science Talent Search. To qualify for these scholarships, each student wrote an essay on a scientific project conducted by the entrant and took the national examination. State-wide functions, such as State Open Houses and the Virginia junior Academy of Science meet- ings in Roanoke, were attended by some members of the group. All of these activities aided in broad- ening our scientific horizons. Sealed: P. Hudgens, P. Baker, P. Bean, B. Simpson, T, M. Gore Standing: Miss Miller, B. Price, M. Hoffman, A. Guy, M. A. LaPre- votte, P. Trenary, M. 1. Morris, F. Duff, J. McCaleb, V. Allston, N. Bass, J. Guy, H. Harrison, H. Hollinger, B. Lund, S. Lewis, J. Catlett, j. Wines, L. Beahm, C. Toothman, V. Thackston, M, Hawley, A. Goss While Bobby Crewdfon and Bobby um Beck zlircmi tba -ruler for entering llye Conley, Robert Czzllerr. Clmzorz Demon, Henry Hollinger, arm' Millard Slockner are iazrl1zm'i0mly working 071 IlJc' Science Talent Exrwzilzu- 11012. C. Denson, N, Broy. P. Craig, R. Gilliam, G. Keyser, E. Marlow, B. von Beck. B. Rudacille, O. Shiflett, B. Trenary, M, Stockner, C. Grow P. Sealock, B. Crewdson, B. B. Wine, G. Snyder, J. Wimer, J. Cooley B, Simpson, A. Foster, H. Reid. F. Smith, D. Morton, D. Good, R Cullers. B. Barnard, C. Holloway. way: W sv .1 35 il? s - 2 ,i e 3 Sealed: P. Hudgens , Mr. Rexmde, B. White, R. Carpet. Slanding: Miss Milton, B. Brisr, N. Colfelt, F. Landis B. von Beck, N. Landis, B. Crewdson. UHHIERH CLUB President ........... ...,.... B obby von Beck Vice-Prerident ....... ........ B obby Poole Secretary .......... ....... P at Hudgens Treasurer ....... ...... B obby Thomas Sponsor ....... ..,..... .,,... M r . Rexrode A new addition to out many clubs and activities around school is the Camera Club, which has been a useful asset to our student life. The aim of our club was to learn due funda- mentals and theories of photography and to practice this newly acquired knowledge of the subject. We attempted to portray school life about Warren High, to reflect the friendly spirit of the students in their work and play as caught with the aid of the camera. One of our activities was to render the darkroom suitable for use by all organizations, a very beneficial gesture. With the snap of a shutter and the flash of a bulb, the reflection f moment is caught, never to be forgotten. 0 an unforgettable 54 DISTHIBUTIVE EDUCHTIUII Our Distributive Education Club is composed of Seniors who are interested in becoming salesmen and buyers of the future. We made a special study of re- tailing and merchandising. Experience in meeting the public was gained by working in business establish- ments in town as part of our high school educational program. Club work and outside interests are centered around the purpose of our organization-to produce more com- petent salesmen. This year we broadcast a radio pro- gram and held an assembly program at school. Enjoyed by all was our fourth annual employer-em- ployee banquet where we met our managers on an equal footing over good food and pleasant conversa- tion. To complete a productive and educational year, we took a field trip to Washington, D. C., where we toured the many department stores learning the fine points of retailing. Firrt Row: A. Mullins, Librariang I.. Fadley, Secreraryg H. Maricle, low, B. Hawley, L. Partlow, M. L. Cooper. Third Row: T. Nicea Presidentg 1. Cooke, Treasurerg E. Morrison, Vice-President. Second warner, O. Clark, M. Williams, D. Bois, E. Murphy, R. Deavers, A. Row: E.. Peffet, J. E. Butler, V. M. Atkins, M. E. Leake, B. Kerns, Lake, B. Hooten, D. Morrison, L. Laing, Mr. Hartman. J. Tederick, J. Beatty, E. Parker, F. Grim, J. Kidwell, B. Seal, D. Mar, 55 THE IHIHHUH Muffled tones and secrets are all you have heard from us in room 214 all year, but We have been busy putting together your MIR- ROR. We've clone our bestg we hope you like it. Editor Sbiffeg Lewii and Bufineu zlflanager Eddie Morrjwu are engraved in their work on the 151 AURRUR. A2 Riglal-Fin! Row-Class Editors-Junior, G. Keyserg Senior R. Cullersg Freshman, N. Richardsong Sophomore, S. Baldwin. Second Rau-Sales Staff-M. Cadclen, Manager-R. Gilliam, V. Miles. Manager-B. B. Wine. Below: Literary Editor-N. Brown, Staff-S. Rirenour, N. Bass, Sponsor-Miss Shirkey, A. Fosnighr, S. Carper. Above: Advertising Staff-j. Swartz, J. Ramsey, Q. Gasque, J. A. McConchie, Managerg E. Marlow, H. Shenk. Below: E. Partin, B. Simpson, Sports Editorsg C. Duff, Assistant Editotg L. Vest, Organization Editorg L. Kreisher, Faculty Eclitorg A. Beeler, Novelty Eclitorg E. McDonald, Typist. lllH-CU-HI-LIGHTS Published monthly by a competent staff of some 40 members, the Wa-Co-Hi-Lights provides news of contests, dances, sports, and other events which interest the students of Warren High. As a step toward improvement ' ' , we joined the National Scholastic Press Association, a critical service which evaluates the paper monthly. We are also a member of the Southern Scholastic Press Association I. . HSI spring our sheet won the First Place Award in competition with Southern newspapers. Through editorial campaigns this year, we have tried to create interest in many Seated: C, Toothman, liusiness Managerg P. Baker, Editor-im school activities and programs. weve Chief. Standing: F. Striker, Advertising Managerg T. M, Gore, k d h d h d f Managing Editor, J. Gasque, Assistant Editor. Wor e ar to serve you' t e Stu ents O W. C. H. S. Seated: Staff Writers and Reporters, F. Henry, H. Harrison, B. Myers, L. Burnett, B. Meredith 1. Baldwin, Standing: J. Holloway, A. Shiflett, F. Shiflett, A. Mayo, J. Mart' N. Clifton, J. Carter, B. Brisr. in, V. Thackston, C. Ruse, Sealed: Typists, B. Sabala, K. Thompson, B. Smedleyg Stami- ing: Sponsor, Miss Beattyg Pho- tographers, B. Crewdson, N. Landis. Sealed: G. Tyler, Advertising As sistant' R Manuel Advertising La , - 1 Y' out Artistg L. Kress, Circulation As- sistant. Standing: N. Tobin, R. Ptesgraves, B. A. Hartsook, B. Oakes, Circulation Assistants. Sealed: E. Silek, Alumnae Editor. Stand- ing: L. LeHew, Asst. News Editorg P. Hudgens, Circulation Managerg B. L Casatotti, Exchange Editorg L. Wetzel Sports Writer. s Sealed: C. Frye, N. Brown, Treas- urer: N. Bass, Mrs. Thomas, S Lewis, Miss Bobbitt, E. McDon- ald, Secretary, L. Humphreys President: M. 1. Morris, B. Casa- rotte, J. Tedrick, C. Toothman. J. Wines, P. Baker. Standing: J. Catlett, M. A. LaPrevatte, E. Henry, C. Downing, Vice-Presi- dent. IIIUHUGHHHI Hllll VHHSITU The Monogram Club is formed of girls who have earned letters in basketball, cheerleading, and intramural sports. We hold pep rallys and support all athletics in an effort to promote school spirit. In the fall club members journeyed to Washington, D. C., to witness a professional football game, and early February found us again in the capital city to see the Ice Capades. We sunned and frolicked at the beach for a week end late this spring. These trips helped to build a closer bond of friendship between club members. The Varsity Club is made up of boys who wear the Our purpose is to promote good sportsmanship and foster stronger bonds of friendship among the lettetmen of our school. 60 Seated: J. Wimer, Vice-President B. Luber, B. Simpson, T. Hicks J. Cooley, President, H. Shenk H. Maricle, C. Holloway. Stand- ing: S. Lowe, A. Sowers, B. Crewdson, B. B. Wine, Mr. Floyd, F. Striker, Secretary-Trees urer: R. Wayland, B. Kessler, R. Cullers, O. Clark. :.f my W Eli .liiifu --5, gn 77 3 Fmt Rau: S. Smith. C. Leadman, D. Funk, G. Reil, j. Mauck, S Wines, H. Reed. Second Rnw: B. Updike, B. Mathews, J. Cooley, J Athey, C. Andrick, A. Sours, F. Smith, B. Simpson, R. Gilliam. The foothall mtmagen, D. Young, H, Shank, W. Windle, T. Hickt, and K. Pullen, me checking over their equip- ment. . Third Row: Coach T. Heslep, G. Keyser, B. Fritts, A. Beeler, E. Hick- erson, B. B. Wine, J. Wimer, E. Rickard, C. Hollinger, B. Luber, O. Clark, Coach R. Floyd. FUUTBHLL The '50 Wildcats met their opponents with a new Coach-Ralph Floyd of William and Mary, a new formation-single wing, and a new attitude --spirit and hustle. Despite these changes, the team had an unsuccessful season except in one respect. In the initial game of the year, the Wildcats were upset by Strasburg Rams. The Wildcats, agitated by the previous defeat, fought hard but lost the games both to Staunton and Wilson Memorial in away games that followed. Falls Church next rolled up the points while Warren failed to score. At the hands of Harrisonburg we suffered with both a defeat and several injuries. james Wood, a new opponent on our schedule, edged us out 20-14, and our eleven then bowed to a strong Waynesboro team on the home field. The last game of the season, one very much anticipated, was the game between the Warren Wildcats and the Handley Judges. The Judges, failing to score in the final minutes of the game after twelve attempts at our goal, and over- whelmed by our team's determination, were sub- dued by a score of 6-O. It was Warren High's first victory over Handley in five years, and because of this victory many regarded our season as a success- ful one with promising hopes for next year's squad. Stnmpedeflfl Wildcatx beat Judger 6 0 A. Beeler A- Sours J. Athey Honorary Captnin 1. Cooley O. Clark B. Luber J. Wimer R- Gilliam B. Updike B. Fritts, G. Keyser H, Reed, 0. Shifflet S. Wines C Leadman, J. Stoutamyer E. Rickard B. Barnard B. Simpson B. Mathews, I. Mauck, L. Frye E. Hickerson, F. Smith S- Smith BUUS' BHSHETBHH J. Mauck, J. Guy, J. Stoutamyer, R. Cullers, B. Simpson, B. Wine, S. Lowe, C. Holloway, D. Waugh, C. Cooley, K. Wright, D. Morrison. The Wildcat basketball team, in winning the deciding game from Waynesboro, fought their way into the District V tournament. The Wildcats, how- ever, were defeated in the tournament by Lee High of Staunton. The team, lacking veterans from previous years, fought hard and with determination to gain fourth place in league standings. They finished the season with 13 wins and 7 losses, of which 8 wins and 6 losses were in league competition. Coach Tommy Heslep is checking with his scorekeeper, Kenny Pullen, and his managers, Billy Lube: and Sherry Smith, after the game. 4 , ,Elf 'PF 4 me M 5 di Q Q, ff-WSI, -bv ..!, '33, ' f 5 'S W , 5 1- Q x 5 'S E Nh 5 GIRLS' BHSHETBHLL C. Grow, H, Eastham, L. Stump, L. Humphreys, C. Frye, M. A. LaPrevorte, P. Bum- gardner, B. Hartsook, C. Downing, C. Toothman, E. Henry, F. Eshelman. There goes the whistle and the Wildkitties are off to another thrilling victory. The record shows that the highest scores weren't always on our side, except at Playday, when we came out the only undefeated team. One of our guards made District and who should be captains of the District Reserve but two of our own players. Proceed-we all came home with our heads just a little bigger. Captained by Connie Toothman, we came through the season with 4 wins, 5 losses, and 3 ties. Behind us all the way was Coach Liz Thomas, who would be an inspiration for any team. 68 Captain Connie Toothman is conferring with Coach Thomas about the forthcom- ing game. Our capable managers, Elizabeth McDonald and jean Ramsey, are summing up the shots and scores. SCHEDULE Madison They 21 Strasburg Wilson Memorial Madison Fairfax Wilson Memorial Harrisonburg Fairfax Strasburg Culpeper Harrisonburg Culpeper 21 16 25 11 17 26 25 19 7 22 16 In a jump ball, this illusion was caught by the camera. Charlotte Frye is shooting one of her field goals, and it did go in. SCHEDULE We Madison 22 Madison 33 Fairfax 25 Harrisonburg 24 Fairfax 21 Culpeper 23 Harrisonburg 25 Culpeper 31 UUUIUH VHRSITU They 19 19 28 14 23 9 16 13 mg ' ix Xxx Firit Raw: M. Mauck, J. Baldwin, S. Shiner, S. Stewart, M. Miller, N. Pear- son, I. Young, D. Miller, B. Turner. Second R0w: M. Merchant, Manager, B. Horn, A. Beeler, C. Kuser, B. Burgin, L. Rirenour, A. johnson, N. Colfelt, P. Fox, I. Anderson. X Q 'iv Wfffjvkfxfiwgf' The jayvee squads, both boys and girls, played Ojinbicatedgfhey handled the ball' well, shot effec- fast and exciting preliminary games. Both teams tively, and set up a tough wall on defense. showed prospects of fine varsity teams to follow. The girls, on the other hand, not only played well The boys' j.V.'s, with a record of 3 wins and 9 together, but turned in a convincing record to prove losses, played finer ball than the record seems to it-6 wins and 2 losses. Firxt Row: R. Wayland, R. Gilliam, B. Collins, B. Rudacille. Second Row: F. Duff, P. Wine, I. Mauck, A. Foster, A. Beeler, Coach Floyd. SCHEDULE We They Rappahannock 1 3 1 5 Fairfax 1 1 2 3 Rappahannock 14 15 Waynesboro 26 33 James Wood 40 1 9 Handley 14 16 Harrisonburg 1 6 18 Harrisonburg 27 1 9 james Wood 20 29 Handley 22 29 Fairfax 29 36 Waynesboro 29 26 1 70 Aft. There isn't much doubt that the cheerleaders are the liveliest group of girls in school. Headed by Patsy Baker, We have tried to help bring pep and spirit as well as sportsmanship to our school. Always behind the J. V. Teams are the junior VARSITY CHEERLEADERS L. Wetzel B. L. Casorotti P. Hudgens N. Brown P. Baker E. M. Partin N. Bass A. Beeler UHEEHLEHDERS Varsity Cheerleaders. We, the seven girls on the squad have given our loyal support at all games. Led by Betty Meredith, we have roven that work ,441 41,440 can be fun. .xg av 9444.442 767-o 1..- QJQ. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS M. Thomas C. Foley B. Briest B. Meredith M. Cadden L. Meade P. Walton I . In W. C. H. S. there are two student bowling leagues participated. Many of us received medals leagues, one for the girls and one for the boys. from the National headquarters. There were two National tournaunents in which both Fin! Row: P. Lund, K. Grove, D. Kirkland, D. Toothman, P. Martin, D. Blanton, C. Wood, B. Poole, 1. Ellis, W. Gilliam, T. Clark, Barrett, D. Wetzel. Second Row: Mr. Snyder, P. jenkins, K. Dean, J. George, J. Jen kins, G. Shenk, L. Laing, H. Hol singer, I. McCracken, G. McGargee. Firrt Row: L. Stump, E. Henry, M. A. LaPrevotte, N. Brown, F. Henry. Second Row: J. Tudc, E. M. Partin, P. HuE, L. LeHew, E. Deal, N Pearson, A Beeler, C. Frye, J. Rodgers, C. Toothman, P. Baker, Q. Gasque, S. Lewis, R. Presgraves, H. Downs,.B. I. Hetlin, C, Grow, S. Stewart. Third Row: C. Kuser, J. Ramey, L. Wetzel, B. Siford, G. Gallimore, B. Smith, A. York, W. Lloyd, M. Robinson, G. Henry, H. Bushong, B. Priest, C. Stokes, A. johnson, J. Catlett, B. I. Price, J. Holloway, J. Poston, P. Bean, J. Smith, J. Wines. .V 'nyq FEHWIHS In EYS LAURA HUMPHR DISTINGUISHED The year 1951 has reflected many distinguished personalities. Here are portrayed those who have been chosen as outstanding by the entire student body. They were selected, not only for participa- tion in school activities, but for the loyalty and ROBERT CULLERS 74 IMPSON PEHSUIIHLITIES d' la ed as Well. Theirs friendship which they have isp y has been the privilege of contributing to the suc- cess of our school. To these we dedicate this page. SHIRLEY LEWIS BILLY TRENARY CONNIE TOOTHMAN EDDIE MORRISON IOHNNY COOLEY 6'6'0J'6'y The Crooner serenaded millions of people over the coast-to-coast broadcast from our school. t Qi? my l' e , r , y . l 5 QQML ,fiA,,,i K il j -e ' K ,. l 4' iQ.r-235' ' , oo ' 7 W l ' If Seems Janna Caught wld while Presenting Bing the Entered in the day's activities was :his colorful float by key to the City. our students. Hundreds of students turn out to honor Bing at the square dance and broadcast held in our gymnasium. During College Day we met these representatives from many Vira ginia Colleges for informal talks. After Joan Rodgers was crowned Queen of the Tri-Hi-Y Dance, a number was played for the Queen and her court. We caught the cast at rehearsal for the Dramatic Club play Aunt Cathy's Cat. At Christmas time we students re ared Christmas This is what goes on in gym class P P baskets for under-privileged families. 78 U ll HIDS The faculty enjoys tea as they are enter- tained by the F.H.A. Scenes from the Senior Play: Lindy, what's going on here? cries Mrs. 'l?lJ,'J,, Ti, xr wr- . I -11 I Linda Stewart is crowned Queen IV at the annual Home- We've come here to settle this matter, I guess! is the coming Dance, theme of the Junior Show. SERVICE EHUUPS Always supplying us with a hearty lunch are these eflicienr workers. They are Mrs. E. R. Manuel, Mrs. Maggie Hayes, Miss Ellie Huff and Mrs. Pearl Beeler. Our thanks go to this group for a warm and clean building. They are Earl Siford, johnson Bentley, james Robinson and Howard Cornell. The capable office helpers are always ready and willing to be of service to you, They are M. L. jen- kins, B. Trenary, C. Holloway, G. Fisher, A. York, J. Pomeroy, E. McDonald, O. Clarke. These cheerful workers know just what to do to aid you in the library. They include A. Rudacille, P. Spaur, B. Burgin, C. Wayland, J. Tedrick, M. Dodge, E. Williams, P. Fox, M. Thomas, L. Strother, M. Morris, E. jenkins, Burgin. Not pictured: J. Carter. sv gi' . E For those men and women who want the finest in cloth- ing, WEAVER'S is the place to shop. It's Front Royal,s Saks Fifth Avenue. VIRGINIA'S FAMOUS SKYLINE CAVERNS World's Largest Collection of Anthodites Are Found In Cavern PARK TRADING POST At Entrance To Skyline Drive RESTAURANT 643 South Royal Avenue V. Cary, Prop. From a Snack to A Meal ESSO SERVICE STATION 707 South Royal Avenue L. S. Rohr, Prop. Strictly Modern Equipment Try Our Service GIFT SHOP 717 South Royal Avenue L. S. Rohr, Prop. Gifts Of All Kinds Stop At Our Three Outstanding Places SHlNER'S DRUG STORE Opposite the Park Theater Front Royal, Virginia HARTSOOK SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Wholesale Distributors Plumbing, Heating, and Mill Supplies Office: Second Floor Hartsook Building 21-23 S. Royal Ave. Front Royal, Virginia In Front Royal It Is The Old, Reliable BANK OF WARREN For Friendly Financial Service Member F. D. I. C. and Federal Reserve System F ill 'er up, Doug! For friendly and quick service it's DOUG'S TEXACO STATION. ROYAL PALACE CLEANERS-DYERS Your Friendly Cleaner GEORGE M. SLOAT, Owner 126 East Main Street Front Royal, Virginia Phone 82 L. ZUCKERMAN AND SONS, INC. Pipe and Structural Steel Winchester-Front Royal, Va. W. M. PROCTOR Sz CO. Manufacturer and Dealer In High Grade Flour, Meal, Feed, Etc. Front Royal, Virginia Phone 24 ROY'S PIT BAR-B-Q Hamburgers Hot Dogs and Delicious Sandwiches 1 Mile North of Front Royal Route 522, Riverton, Virginia Roy. H. Boswell, Prop. VALLEY FLOOR COVERING We Cover the Valley Front Royal, Virginia TAPP'S SERVICE STATION Maddox Tapp, Owner Firestone Tires-Texaco Products Phone 5918 Front Royal, Virginia North Royal Ave. and Sixth St. HARRISON-CHANDLER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Front Royal, Virginia DONAHOE'S Beautiful Flowers Main Street Front Royal, Virginia ANNE'S CAKE BOX Specializing in Wedding and Birthday Cakes Pasteries and Pies STOKES GROCERY 200 East Main Phone 10 HERFF JONES COMPANY Manufacturer of Warren County High School Commencement Invitations And Visiting Cards Steadfast Quality Virginia Representative JAMES L. DECK 300 East Main Street Richmond 19, Virginia BELL CLOTHES' STORE Headquarters For Men's, Boys', and Students' Clothes Where Your Credit Is Always Good' Front Royal-Winchester Virginia 9 KNOTTY PINE RESTAURANT Side Entrance Mac's Casbar Sth 8z North Royal Ave. M. F. MCDONALD, Prop. Steaks-Chops Sea Foods A , , I Sandwiches Phone 5962 i3 if I ., 21' FRONT ROYAL AUTO SERVICE Wholesale Auto Parts Smart people deal at better banks. In Front Royal itIS Phone 268 501 E. Main St. CITIZENS NATIONAL WARREN QUALITY SHOP The Store For Men ROYAL QUALITY SHOP The Store For Women PARK AND MURPHY THEATERS A. 8: H. LOAN CO. Pawnbrokers 407 E, Main Street Loans on Jewelry, Guns, and Luggage THOMAS H. FUSSELL Florist 206 South Royal Avenue Front Royal, Virginia Telephone 793 Nights and Sundays, 936 DUF F 'S DINER Front RoyaI's F inest Phone 543 SIMONPIETRPS The Valley's Largest Gift and Handicraft Shop Front Royal's Only Music Store MILES MUSIC STORE 403-05 E. Main Street Phone 586 GILL AND ALBERT Plumbing and Heating General Electric Automatic Heating Equipment Front Royal, Virginia Phone 217 VIRGINIA LAUNDRY Phone 126 Automotive Service Center Service For Any Car Ralph Hammond Owner and Operator Phone 540 THE ECONOMY SHOP A Complete Thrift Store On One Floor Phone 348 Front Royal, Virginia I-Im! That looks good, is all Edna Mae can say when she goes to the ROYAL BAKING COMPANY. STOKES FURNITURE CO. The Home of High Grade Furniture and Hotpoint Electrical Appliances WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE For Your Auto Accessories Sporting Supplies 207 E. Main Street CAPITOL RESTAURANT Fried Chicken, Steaks Chops, Sea Food Country Ham Beverages 108 E. Main Front Royal FULLER BRUSHES Wonderful Gifts for all Occasions Best Known-Best Made-Best Used BEATTY'S Main 8: Chester We Specialize in Borden's Ice Cream Forms and Cakes for that Party Does your jalopy need new parts? FRONT ROYAL SUPPLY COMPANY Can Be of Service to You Specialized Commercial Photography LEONARD A. DURNIER J- F- FORSYTH 81 CO Photographer HARDWARE 318 N. Royal Ave., Front Royal, Va. South Royal Afmfufi Portraits by Appointment Phone 953-J Front Royal, Virgmia GENERAL CHEMICAL DIVISION ALLIED CHEMICAL AND DYE CORPORATION P. O. Box 883 Front Royal, Virginia THE JEWEL BOX, INC. Your Friendly Credit Jeweler Nationally advertised Watches-Diamonds Jewelry Silverware Plated or Sterling Luggage Electrical Appliances CONGRATULATIONS to the Warren County High School CLASS OF 1951 From the Riverton Lime and Stone Co. 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STOUTAMYER AND KERFOOT Coal-Heating Oils Lubricant-Gasoline Luray Avenue Compliments of SKYLINE RESTAURANT Front Royal, Virginia McCLANAHAN'S Diamonds-Watches Silver Jewelry of Distinction Front Royal, Virginia MADDOX FUNERAL HOME Ever dedicated to the needful calls of Service Office Phone 114-W Residence 335-R FRONT ROYAL MOTORS, INC Phone 150 Front Royal, Virginia Compliments of MANUEL'S GROCERY 201 South Royal Avenue A. W. HALE Electrical Contractor Dealer Westinghouse Refrigerators and Ranges SOUTHERN STATES FRONT ROYAL SERVICE Incorporated Manassas Avenue Front Royal, Virginia BOWL HAVEN Bowling Alleys and Sporting Goods Sixth Street Front Royal, Virginia J. A. CROSS MORTON'S BUILDING SUPPLY Ladies Apparel-Shoes Phone 334 Front Royal, Virginia MARICLE HEATING CO. 705 Manassas Avenue Phone 1074 Front Royal, Virginia Lennox Air Flow Warm Air Heating CLAUDE'S CLEANERS New Modern Plant Claude E. Sloat, Owner Prompt Pick-up and Delivery Service Phone 634 106 West 14th Street Front Royal, Virginia McROYAI.., INC. Launderers-Dry Cleaners 123 East Sixth Street Front Royal, Virginia H. H. MARLOWE Real Estate and Insurance 105 E. Main Street Front Royal, Virginia Phone 297 THE ROYAL LUMBER CO. Building Materials-Millwork SEHIUH STHTISTIUS Vivian Allston Choral Club-1 junior Varsity Basketball-1, 2 Dramatic Club-1, 2 Intramural Basketball-1 Intramural Volleyball-1-Captaim 1 Spanish Club-3 Majorette'2, 3, 4 Allied Youth-2, 3 Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, 4,-Vice President- 3-President-4 Student Council-4 Glee Club-3, 4 Chemistry Club-4 Jack Athey Varsity Football-3, 4 Junior Varsity Football-2 junior Varsity Basketball-1, 2, 3 Varsity Baseball-3, 4 Dramatic Club-1, 2 Allied Youth-2, 3 Intramural Basketball-2, 3 Intramural Volleyball-2, 4 Verlie Mae Atkins Choral Club-1 Allied Youth-2, 3 D, E. Club-4 Pat Baker Bowling-1, 2, 4 Monogram Club-2, 3, 4 Cheerleader-2, 3, 4-Head Cheer- leader-4 Allied Youth-1, 2, 3, 4 Choral Club-1 Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3,4 Annual Staff-1 Spanish Club-3 Chemistry Club-4 Intramural Basketball-1, 2 Wa-Co-Hi-Light-2, 3, 4-Editor- in-Chief-4 Josephine Beatty D. E. Club-4 Dickie Boies Student Council-1 K. V. G.-1, 2, 3, 4 D. E. Club-4 Nancy Brown Monogram Club-3, 4-Treasurer-4 Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3,4 Spanish Club-3 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Cheerleader-3, 4 Annual Staff-1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 Im amuralVol1eyba1l-1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Softball-1, 2 Bowling-1, 2, 4 Allied Youth-1, 2 Choral Club-1 Nancy Broy Choral Club-1 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Odeffe-4 Home Ec. Club-3, 4 Chemistry Club-4 Intramural Basketball-1, 2, 3 Maxine Butler Glee Club-2, 3, 4 junior Class Treasurer-3 Home Ee, Club-1, 2-Songleader- Janice Cooke 2 Home Ec. Club-1, 2, 4 Intramural Basketball-1, 2, 3 Wa-Co-Hi-Light-2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y-3, 4 Annual Stal?-1 Ann Carl Glee Club-2, 3 Octette-2, 3 Radio Club-3 Spanish Club-3 Tri-Hi-Y-5, 4 Bowling-3 Joyce Catlett Intramural Basketball-1, 2, 3 Intramural Volleyball-1, 2, 3 Intramural Softball-1, 2 Junior Varsity Basketball-2, 3 Assistant Manager of Varsity Softball-3 Bowling-1, 2, 3, 4 Allied Youth-2, 3, 4 Spanish Club-4 Secretary Senior Class Monogram Club-3, 4 Bus Patrol-2, 4 Oscar Clark junior Varsity Football-2 Varsity Football-2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball-2, 3, 4 Mar D. E. Club-4-President-4 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Allied Youth-3, 4 Intramural Basketball-3 y Lou Cooper D. E. Club-4 Robert Crewdson Camera Club-4 Chemistry Club-3, 4 Varsity Baseball-2, 3, 4 Varsity Club-4 Spanish Club-5 Dramatic Club-1, 2, 3 junior Varsity Football-2 Wa-Co-Hi-Light-4 Robert Cullers Student Council-4-President-4 Dramatic Club-2, 3-Secretary-3 Radio Club-2, 3 Annual Staff-1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Football-3 Junior Varsity Basketball-1, 2, 3 Varsity Basketball-3, 4 Intramural Basketball-1, 2 Chemistry Club-3, 4 Spanish Club-3, 4 Varsity Baseball-2, 3, 4 K. V. G.-4 Chemistly C1ub.5 Delegate to Boy's State-3 D, E, C1ub.4 Allied Youth-2, 3, 4 Varsity Club-3, 4 V72-C0-Hi-I-ight-5 B0W1iflg.2 Varsity Club-4 Cagllel-ine Clark Captain of Magazine Drive-4 Home Ec. Club-1, 2, 3, 4-Presi- Lola Dawson del-3.2 Home Ec. Club-1 Intramural Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 Chemistry Club-3, 4 Intramural Volleyball-1, 2, 3, 4 Russell Deavers Intramural Softball-1, 2, 4 K- V- G--2, 3, 4 Kathleen Cole B'-15 P9-ff01'3 D. E. Club-4 Intramural Volleyball-4 Home Ec. Club-1 Joann Colfelt Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Band-2, 3, 4 Choral Club-1 Allied Youth-2, 3 Tri-Hi.Y-3, 4 Intramural Basketball-2 Chemistry Club-4 Nancy Collins Clin ton Denson Chemistry Club-3, 4-President-4 Glee Club-3, 4 K. V. G.-2 Intramural Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 Peter Drinkwater - F. F. A.-1, 2, 3, 4 K. V. G.-2, 3, 4 Louise F adely Home Ec. Club-1, 2-Secretary-2 Home Ec. Club-1, 2-Reporter-2 D. E. Club-4-Secretary-4 Choral C1ub.1 Josephine Fletcher Glee C1ub.2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball-1 Allied Y0uth.5, 4 Intramural Volleyball-1 D, E, C1ub.4 Charlotte Frye Charles Cooley Intramural Volleyball-1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club-2, 3, 4-President-4 District Volleyball-3, 4 Val-sity Basketballg, 4 Intramural Softball-1, 2 Varsity Football-2, 3, 4 V31'SifY Softball-3, 4 Qhemistfy C1ub.3, 4 Intramural Basketball-1 K, V, G..4 District Basketball-4-Co-Captain Varsity Baseball-2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball-1 96 junior Varsity Basketball-1, 2- Captain-2 Varsity Basketball-3, 4 Chemistry Club-3 Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3 Band-1, 2, 3 Bowling-1, 2, 3-Treasurer-3-Vice President-4 Allied Youth-2, 3 Monogram Club-3, 4 Genell Gallimore Intramural Basketball-3 Tri-Hi-Y-4 Bowling-4 Jeanne Gas e 'W Wa-Co-H1-Light-2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3 Spanish Club-3 Radio Club-2 Bowling-1, 2 Band-1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Volleyball-1 Octette-3, 4 Sextette-1, 3, 4 Glee Club-3, 4 Allied Youth-1, 2 T. M. Gore Glee Club-2, 3, 4 K. V. G.-1, 2, 3, 4 Band-1, 2, 3, 4 Wa-Co-Hi-Light-3, 4 Chemistry Club-3, 4 Projector Club-2, 3, 4 Allied Youth-2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball-2, 3, 4 Ann Gosse Spanish Club-3-Secretary-3 Chemistry Club-4 Glee Club-4 Tri-Hi-Y-4 Frances Grim Home Ec. Club-1, 2, 3 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Choral Club-1 D. E. Clubf4 John Guy Band-1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club-2, 3, 4-Vice President- 4 Sextetre-2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball-1, 2, 3 Intramural Volleyball-1 Varsity Basketball-4 Chemistry Club-3, 4 Allied Youth:2, 3, 4-Sgt.-ab Arms-4 Bus Patrol-3, 4 K. V. G.-4 Adelaide Hall Myr Choral Club-1 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Radio Club-2 Intramural Softball-2 Intramural Volleyball-3 Intramural Basketball-3, 4 Office Helper-3 Wa-Co-Hi-Light-3 Red Cross-3 na Harris SEIIIUR STHTISTIIIS Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, 4-Treasurer-4 Dramatic Club-2, 3, 4 Spanish Club-3-Treasurer-3 Allied Youth-2, 3 Student Council-1 Intramural Basketball-1 Betsy Hawley Home Ec. Club-1, 2, 3, 4 Tri-I-Ii-Y-3 D, E. Club-4 Molly Hawley Library Helper-1 Choral Club-1 Glee Club-2, 3 Home Ec. Club-3, 4 Chemistry Club-3, 4-Secretary-4 Audrey Heflin Home Ec. Club-1 Choral Club-1 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Annual Staff-1 Radio Club-2 Allied Youth-2 Library Helper-1 Bowling-2, 3 Intramural Basketball-1, 2 Intramural Volleyball-2 Intramural Softball-2 Delores Henr Y Home Ec. Club-1, 2, 3, 4 Blanche Hickerson Home Ec. Club-1, 2, 3, 4'Re- porter-3 Allied Youth-2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball-1, 3 Tommy Hicks Varsity Club-4 Allied Youth-1, 2, 3, 4 Football Manager-3, 4 Intramural Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 K. V. G.-1, 2, 3, 4 Bus Patrol-1, 2, 3, 4 William Hooten D. E. Club-4 Intramural Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 K. V. G.-3, 4 Henry Hollinger Band-1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Octette Accompanist-4 Sextette-2, 3, 4 Varsity Baseball-1 Bowling-3 Chemistry Club-4 K. V. G.-1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club-3, 4 Sgt. at Arms of Iunior Class President of Senior Class Dramatic Club-4 Laura Humphreys Intramural Basketball-2 Intramural Volleyball-1, 2, 3 4 junior Varsity Basketball-2 Varsity Basketball-3, 4 Monogram Club-3, 4-President 4 Student Council-4 Treasurer of Senior Class District Volleyball-2, 4 District Basketball-3, 4 Colleen Hundley Choral Club-1 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Radio Club-2 Intramural Volleyball-3 Wa-Co-Hi-Light-3 Philip Jennings F. F. A.-1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball-4 Edith Jenkins Home Ec. Club-4 Library Helper-4 Barbara Kerns Dramatic Club-1 Home Ec. Club-1, 2 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Radio Club-2 D. E. Club-4 Intramural Basketball-1, 2, 3 4 Intramural Volleyball-2 Intramural Softball-1, 2 Jennie Kidwell Home Ec. Club-1, 2, 3 D. E. Club-4 Intramural Basketball-3 Lucille Kreisher Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, 4-Secretary-3-Vice President-4 Annual Staff-1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club-1, 2 Glee Club-3, 4 Allied Youth-2 Lewis Laing junior Varsity Basketball-1 D. E. Club-4 Wa-Co-Hi-Light-3, 4 Intramural Basketball-2, 3, 4 Vice President of Freshman Class Margaret Ann Laing Vice President of Sophomore Radio Club-2 Clagg Bowling-1, 2 Vice President of Glee Club-3 Dfamafic C1ub'1, 2, 3, 4-S6Cre President of Glee Club-4 tary-4 Spanish Club-3 Tfi'Hi'Y'2, 5 Chemistry Club-3, 4 Intramural Basketball-1, 2 Intramural Basketball-1, 2 Intramural Volleyball-1, 2, 3 Student Council-3, 4 Charles Holloway Student Council-2, 3 Varsity Baseball-2, 3, 4 Varsity Basketball-4 Intramural Basketball-2 97 Annual Staff-1, 2, 3 Allied Youth-2, 3, 4 Allen Lake Intramural Basketball-1, 2 D. E. Club-4 Mary Ellen Leake Choral Club-1 Radio Club-2 D. E. Club-4 Home Ec. Club-1, 2 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Shirley Lewis Dramatic Club-1, 2, 3-Secretary 2 Annual Staff-1, 2, 3, 4-Editor-4 Bowling-1, 2, 4 Intramural Volleyball-1, 2, 3 Intramural Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Softball-2 Majorette-2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, 4-Secretary-3 Spanish Club-3 Chemistry Club-4 Monogram Club-3, 4 Allied Youth-2 Girl's State-3 Sheldon Lowe Junior Varsity Basketball-1, 2 Varsity Basketball-3, 4 Glee Club-2, 5, 4 Band-2, 3, 4 K. V. G.-2, 3,4 Bus Patrol-2, 3, 4 Allied Youth-3, 4 Varsitv Club-3, 4 4H Club-1, 2 JoAnne McConchie Band-1, 2, 3, 4 Sextette-1, 4 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Bowling-1, 2 Allied Youth-1, 2 Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3 Annual Staff-2, 3, 4 Student Council-4 Intramural Basketball-3 Elizabeth McDonald Annual Staff-1, 2, 3, 4 Monogram Club-3, 4-Secretary-4 Allied Youth-2, 3 Manager of junior Varsity Bas- ketball-2 Manager of Varsity Basketball-3 4 Intramural Basketball-1 Intramural Volleyball-1, 2, 3 Intramural Softball-1, 2 Manager of Varsity Softball-3, 4 Library Helper-1 - Otiice Helper-4 Harold Maricle Junior Varsity Football-1 junior Varsity Basketball-1, 2 Intramural Basketball-1, 2, 3 Dramatic Club-1 K. V. G,-2, 3, 4 Allied Youth-2, 3, 4-President-4 4l-I Club-1 Varsity Football-3, 4 D. E. Club-3, 4 Bus Patrol-2, 3, 4 Student Council-4 Varsity Club-3, 4 SEIIIUR STHIISTIUS Jackie Mathews Intramural Basketball-3, 4 Chemistry Club-4 Lucy Ann Mayberry Choral Club-1 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Allied Youth-2, 3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y-3, 4-President'4 Home EC. Club-1, 2, 3, 4-Presi dent-4 Chemistry Club-4 Student Council.4 Dorothy Marlow Home Ec. Club-1, 2 D. E. Club-4 Rebecca Miller Choral Club-1 Home Ec. Club-1 Wa-Co-Hi-Light-1, 2 Student Council-2 Major-ette-2 Glee Club-2 Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3 Dramatic Club-3, 4-President-4 Radio Club-2 Mary ,lane Morris Band-1, 2, 3,4 Library Helper-4 Intramural Volleyball-1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball-1, 2, 3 Intramural Softball-1, 2 Manager of junior Varsity Bas- ketball-2 Chemistry Club-4 Monogram Club-3, 4 Dean Morrison K. V. G.-1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball-1, 2, 3 Varsity Basketballv4 D. E. Club-4 Chemistry Club-3 Eddie Morrison F. F. A.-1, 2 Allied Youth-2, 3, 4-Vice Presi- dent-4 Annual Staff-1, 2, 3, 4-Business Manager-4 Dramatic Club-1, 2, 3, 4-Vice President-4 K. V. G.-2, 3, 4 D. E. Club-4-President-4 Bus Patrol-1, 2, 3, 4 Ada Mae Mullins D. E. Club-4 Home EC. Club-4 Earl Murphy K. V. G.-3, 4 Intramural Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 D. E. Club-4 Varsity Football-3 Thomas Nicewarner K. V. G.-1, 2, 3 D. E. Club-4 4I-I Club-1 Gail Orye Class Treasurer Freshman Class Secretary of Junior Class 98 Choral Club-1-President-1 Student Council-1, 2, 3-Secretary -2 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Octette-3, 4 Radio Club-2 Aveline Parker Band-3, 4 Home Ec. Club-1, 2 Intramural Basketball-3 Radio Club-2 Eveline Parker Band-3, 4 Home Ec. Club-1, 2 Intramural Basketball-3 Radio Club-2 Elizabeth Peffer Home Ec. Club-1 D. E. Club-4 Joyce Pomeroy Library Helper-1 Intramural Basketball-1 Otlice Helper-3, 4 Wa-Co-I-Ii-Light-3 Bus Patrol-3, 4 Business Manager of Magazine Drive-4 Tri-Hi-Y-4 ' Betty Lou Reager Entered in 1949 Margaret Reager Tri-Hi-Y-4 Home Ec. Club-4 Ann Shannon Library Helper-4 Annual Staff-4 Hollis Shenk 4H Club-1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club-1, 2 Annual Staff-1, 2, 4 Bus Patrol-1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club-3, 4 Allied Youth-2, 3, 4 K. V. G.-2, 3, 4 Radio Club-2 Varsity Baseball Manager-2, 3 Varsity Football Manager-4 Chemistry Club-4 Projectors Club-2, 3, 4 Bowling-4 Billy Simpson Boy's State-3 Band-1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Stat?-2, 3, 4 Wa-Co-Hi-Light-3 Chemistry Club-3, 4 Projectors Club-3, 4 Allied Youth-2 President of Sophomore Class Vice President of junior Class Vice President of Senior Class Varsity Football-4 Varsity Baseball-1, 3, 4 Varsity Basketball-3, 4 junior Varsity Basketball-1, 2 Varsity Club-4 Student Council-3, 4 SEIIIUH STHTISTIIIS K. V. G.-4 Tri-Hi-Y-2, 3, 4 Inffamufal Basketball-1, 2 Intramural Basketball-3, 4 Elwood Sine F. F. A.-1, 2, 3, 4 K. V. G.-1, 2, 3, 4 Joan Smith Bowling-3, 4 Intramural Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 Allied Youth-3 Home Ec, Club-1 Irene Smith Dramatic Club-1, 2, 3 Glee Club-4 Annual Stati'-1, 2, 3, 4 Wa-Co-Hi-Light-1, 2 Radio Club-2 Tri-Hi-Y-2 Majorette-3, 4 Arthur Ray Sours K. V. G.-5, 4 Intramural Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Baseball-3, 4 junior Varsity Football-2 Varsity Football-3, 4 Varsity Club-3, 4 Linda Stewart Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Majorette-2, 3, 4 Home Ec. Club-1, 2, 3, 4 Allied Youth-4 Intramural Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Volleyball-1, 2, 3, 4 Radio Club-3 Monogram Club-4 Millard Stockner K. V. G.-1, 2, 3, 4 Chemistry Club-3, 4 Intramural Basketball-4 Freddie Striker Allied Youth 2, 3, 4 Glee Club-2, 4 Wa-Co-Hi-Light-3, 4 Football Manager-1, 2, 3 Bowling-2 K. V. G.-2, 3, 4 Intramural Basketball-2, 3 Varsity Club-3, 4-Secretary-4 Louise Strother Intramural Basketball-1, 2 Tri-I-Ii-Y-2 Radio Club-1 Library Helper-3, 4 Intramural Volleyball-2 Spanish Club-3 Connie Tobin Con Intramural Basketball-1 K. V. G.-1, 2, 3, 4 Chemistry Club-3 Bus Patrol-3, 4 Allied Youth-3, 4 nie Toothman Varsity Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4-Cap- tain-4 District Basketball-3, 4-Co-Cap tain-4 ' Intramural Volleyball-1, 2, 3, 4 District Volleyball-4 Intramural Softball-1, 2 Varsity Softball-3, 4 Monogram Club-2, 3, 4-Secretary -3 Choral Club-1 Glee Club-2, 3, 4-'1'reasurer-3- Secretary-4 Allied Youth-3 Octette-3, 4 Home Ec. Club-1 Bowling-4-Secretary-4 Majorette-3, 4 Tri-Hi-Y-3 Captain of Magazine Drive-3 Chemistry Club-4 Wa-Co-Hi-Light-3, 4 - Business Manager-4 Billy Trenary President of Freshman Class Secretary of Sophomore Class Student Council- 1, 2, 3 -Vice President-3 , F. F. A.-1, 2, 3, 4-Secretary-L President-3, 4 Chemistry Club-4 K, V. G.-3, 4 Intramural Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 junior Varsity Basketball-3 Juanita Turner Home Ec. Club-1, 2 Allied Youth-2, 3, 4 Bernard Updike Junior Varsity Football-1, 2 Varsity Football-3, 4 K. V. G.-1, 2 Leona Taylor Intramural Basketball-1, 2 D. E. Club-4 Robert Von Beck Jeannette Tederick Home EC. Club-1, 2-Treasurer-2 Choral Club-1 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Monogram Club-2, 3, 4-Treas- urer- 3 D. E. Club-4 Cheerleader-2 Virginia Thackston Library Helper-1, 2 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Camera Club-4-President-4 Chemistry Club-3, 4 Dramatic Club-1 Radio Club-2 Wa-Co-Hi-Light-2, 3 Intramural Basketball-2, 3, 4 Allied Youth-2 Darrell Waugh Junior Varsity Basketball-1, 2 Wa-Co-Hi-Light-4 Varsity Basketball-4 Allied Youth-2 K, V. G.-1, 2, 5, 4 Chemistry Club-3, 4 Allied Youth-2, 3, 4 99 Varsity Baseball-4 Bowling-1, 2 Projectors Club-3, 4 Mary Wertz Choral Club-1 Glee Club-2, 3, 4 Wa-Co-Hi-Light-2 Charles West Intramural Basketball-2, 3, 4 Baseball-3, 4 Dorothy Williams Entered in 1949 Maynard Williams Chemistry Club-3 K. V. G.-2 D. E. Club-4 Laura Williamson Glee Club-2, 3 Home Ec. Club-3 Intramural Basketball-3 Jack Wimer Varsity Football-3, 4 Junior Varsity Football-2 Varsity Club-3, 4 Chemistry Club-4 K. V. G.-2, 3 Intramural Basketball-2 Bus Patrol-1, 2 B. B. Wine Varsity Basketball-3, 4 Junior Varsity Basketball-1, 2 Varsity Baseball-2, 3, 4 Varsity Football-2, 3, 4 Annual Staff-1, 2, 3, 4 Chemistry Club-3, 4 Dramatic Club-1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club-3, 4 Sammy Wines Varsity Football-2, 3, 4 F. -F. A.-1 K. V. G.-1, 2, 3, 4 junior Varsity Football-2 Manager of Varsity Baseball-2 elina York Spanish Club-3-Vice President-3 Intramural Basketball-3, 4 Office Helper-4 Bowling-3, 4 Joan Wines Monogram Club-3, 4 Intramural Softball-1, 2 Intramural Basketball-1, 2, 3, 4 Intramural Volleyball-1, 2, 3, 4 Varsity Soft? '-3, 4 Spanish Club-3 Band-1, 2, 3, 4 Chemistry Club-3, 4 Allied Youth-2, 3 Wa-Co-Hi-Light-1, 2, 3, 4 Bowling-1, 2, 3, 4 Home Ec. Club-1, 4 Radio Club-2 41-I Club-1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatic Club-3 Ang SM and so farewell!