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

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'J ' nh'-P Y i' 3 if of f f- , J .- ,nf .x J .XJ-X ' IVIARJORIE ANDERSON FAYE Arwooo ROSEANNE BARNETT HoRTENsE BAUMGARDNER DELOIS BOWEN DAVID BOWERS MARK BOYER BARBARA BROWN Quick ever-flowing conversation spiced with mischief is MAR- JORIE ANDERSON with her dark naturally curly hair . . . Bubbling over with gayety, FAYE ATWOOD possesses a dry wit that is irresistable, a riot on certain occasions . . . Greeting everyone with a ready grin and sparkle ROSEANNE BARNETT is full of original ideas . . . HORTENSE BAUMGARDNER puts up a big bluff of being serious, but really is a barrel of fun and always a friend . . . Calm, cool, and collected, DELOIS BOWEN is mighty nice to have around . . . Ably leading his class, DAVID BGWERS kept the ball rolling with his sly wit and appealing jokes and accomplished wonders . . . Quiet, and well-mannered, MARK BOYER is usually seen going like mad on his motor scooter . . . Faithful in execution of duties, likeable, radiating sympathy, BARBARA BROWN is a competent leader . . . A rare melodious voice compact in a neat, pleasing fashion is DORNETTA BUM- GARDNER our Bummie,' . . . A friendly boy with big ambitions, BOBBY BURKE is always laughing and enjoying his work . . . Beneath her quiet, sweet manner, HAZEL BURKE conceals a bubbling humor. DORNETTA BUMGARDNER BOBBY BURKE HAZEL BURKE fl U ,f 6lfLLO'C Cffdgid The escapad Illan .... F' Wildcat Wi in their first appearance as F h

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The Seniors have some money! triumphantly announces Helen Tice, Treasurer. President Bowers looks amazed, and Bobby Burke, Sergeant-at-Arms, Benjy Orye, Veep, Hazel Burke, Secretary, and the Sponsors, Miss Bobbitt, Mrs. Andrews, Miss Gibson, and Mr. Young, all look very well pleased. U 614 1:6773 CZLIJA In September of l950, I75 'ieagern freshmen came to the halls of good 'ole W. C. H. S .... Eager? . . . Yes, but also weary from eight long years of hard work to get here . . .From all parts they came . . . some walked . . . some rode in the ever- faithful buses . . . All had one purpose, however . . . to get back to work . . . Their first order of business was to elect Billy Cheshire to lead them through the all important first year . . . After nine months of hard work and three glorious vacation months . . . back they came again with the added honor of being upperclassmen . . . This year the trusty gavel was capably wielded by Barbara Brown . . . The class was distinguished this year by the appearance of its members on the various athletic courts . . . September 1952 brought the class of '54, with its number greatly diminished, back as Jolly Juniors . . . Chuck Leadman guided them through their third year at W. C. H. S .... The year fairly flew, as they were looking forward to the end of the year, when they with their candles, would receive the responsibility of being Udignifledn Seniors . . . With the end of the summer, Dave Bowers steered his crowd of seniors back on the hill . . . Finally and at long last they sat in the front of the auditorium . . . This year things went at a terrific pace . . . they were kept busy with invitations, calling cards, and of course, classes . . . Looking back over the years who can forget! . . . 18

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W .,--, STEWART BURKE LARRY CAMERON HAROLD CAMPBELL MARY CAMPBELL JEAN PARKER CARROLL EUDORA CATLETT STEWART BURKE., a quiet, easy-going fellow, with winning ways, always has a friendly hello . . . Some boys have all the luck, like LARRY CAMERON, with his curly hair and happy-go-lucky disposition . . . Whether on the football field or walking down the hall, HAROLD CAMPBELL always sends feminine hearts a flutter . . . A tall, happy, and lovable person, MARY CAMPBELL likes to be Y around people and has won many friends . . . With her refined manner, JEAN PARKER CARROLL quietly goes about her business and O HA Dale with A Dream, when in 'bei' is well liked . . . Friendly and responsive, EUDORA CATLETT S0Ph0m0fe year- they' Showed even further is a thoroughly congenial and good natured friend with plenty of proof of their Clasgs dramaiic ability, . , ready wit . . . Possessing a sense of value along with a never-fail' g cheerful disposition and a store of wise-cracks is our CHESHIRE. . . . A fun loving boy whose ever lielp and gentlemanly air, has won LUCIAN . . . A poised, well-groomed appearance, mind with definite views on life has PEGGY . oft- spoken, MARGARET DEWITT is as an has a way all her own. Add a bit of loyalty s co lete . . . Topped with sandy, curly hair is ways a favorite of the girls and the girls h 's BILLY CHESHIRE LUciAN CLARE PEGGY CORNELL JOHNNY Daiccs 20