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

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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 ,

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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.

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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