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

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SENIOR EVER on the alert for the good things of W. C. H. S., the Senior officers and sponsors inspect the new steps. They are: Mr. Hartman, Miss Bobbitt, President Stoutamyer, Sect. Miles, Veep McLean, Miss Gibson and behind them are Mr. Young and Treas. Poole. l e I THE SENIOR CLASS There's a long, -'long trail a' windin' .... and a long story to add. As Freshmen, the class of '53 got off to a flying start with Julian Stoutamyer capably handling the wheel. Even then, they showed the school their way of doing things-that class presented the first Freshman Program. Tommy Teates presided through their Sophomore year and the melodrama, Bertha, the Beautiful Typewriter Girl , was a howling success. A ship crossed the stage and the Jolly Juniors presented the Variety Show, with Julian steering their course. Even the Seniors had to admit that the Prom that year topped all the rest. The Candlelight Ceremony meant one thing to them-they were Seniors and proud of it! They chose julian to lead them through their last year at Warren, and a wonderful year it was with the trips, the picnic, the class play, and the prom they were given by the Juniors. Then came graduation and from there-the future . . . There's a long, long trail a' windin'. 20

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OFFICE WORKERS Wlieli you enter the office a cheery face greets you willing to help in anyway. Wliat would we do without these able workers? Our many thanks to Mrs. C-emmill who came to our rescue in the hour of need. A. Johnson, B. Ellinger, Mrs. Gemmill, E. Catlett, B. Turner, and F. Fristoe. LIBRARY HELPERS Whenever' we need assistance in the li- brary, these girls are right ready to help. Kneeling: P. Willianis, Sharpe, P. Ramsey. Second row: Miss Spooner, L. Eckley, K. Gillespie, M. Merchant, D. Good, A. Johnson, R. Bowers, Vlfoody, A. Dod- son, Harkrader. Third row: P. Spaur, D. Stogdale, G. Royston. - CAFETERIA WORKERS Wlien that delicious odor of cooking greets us around lunch time, we know our lunch is being ably prepared down be- low by our ever faithful cafeteria staff. They are: Miss Huff. Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Beeler. A. Cameron, P. Cameron. I ANITORS Always on the job to keep us warm and make our school spotless are: W. Lloyd, A. G. XVilliams, E. Siford, j. XVince, and J. E. Bentley.

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CLASS SHELBY ANDERSON CECIL ANDRICK SARAH Lou ARMSTRONG VIRGIL ATPIEY OTT BAKER SUZANNE BALDWIN JACKIE BAUGHAN ALICE BEELER SHELBY ANDERSON, the girl with the memorable chuckle, likes the boys but yearns for West Virginia . . . CECIL ANDRICK is football born and football bred-knows what's going on-re- tiring in most instances . . . A sunny smile and a smooth voice are as much a part of SARAH LOU ARMSTRONG as her quiet dependability . . . VIRCIL ATHEY, with a ready laugh and humor- ous manner, is always himself . . . Well known for his high-heeled boots, OTT BAKER is accomo- dating and agricultural-minded . . . Qne of the smartest dressers in school, SUZANNE BALDWIN gets things done in a calm manner . . . JACKIE. BUAGHAN, an independent thinker with little to say, is an able and competent helper . . . One of the best friends possible, ALICE BEELER is a hard working girl with a winning way-Tommy . .. Fast on the football field and popular with every- one, ALLEN BEELER proves to be a real asset . . . RACHEL BENNETT not only knows how to win the people, she's an A-l coolc and a singer . . . TOlVllVlY BIC-GS loves a good argument and can defend his own ideas-an ardent supporter of the band . . . A quiet blonde with a sparkling smile, PATRICIA BOWERS has a yen for red heads. ALLEN BEELER RACHEL BENNETT TOMMY Bloos PATRICIA BOWERS 21