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

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ffmioz 4.4.4 The Juniors, this year, really took off for places unknown . . Their first stop was to elect someone to lead them . . . After a lot of confusion they voted Robert Elkins in the president's chair and four others to help keep the class in order . . . The next stop was their Junior Show. This turned out to he a show which the school will not forget for a long while because . . . lots of new talent was discovered . . . and spirit born! ! I I! Then came the Prom. The Juniors won't forget the fun nor the work they had in planning it, and the Seniors won't forget the wonderful time they had in coming to it . . . Last of all come the Candle Light Ceremonies where they received their candles from the Seniors. Although nervous and excited, they are anxiously awaiting next year when they will be Seniors. lt looks like the Junior officers and sponsors have selected a Christmas tree. They are R. Elkins, W. Gil- liam, D. Toothman, A. Licklider, E. Sours, Mr. Hall, Col. Apgar, Mrs. Mathews, and Miss Black- well. 28

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SHELVA TEENT JEANETTE Tucic PARKE WAGNER CHARLOTTE WyAY1.AND joIIN WERTZ FRANCIS WEST BOBBY WvIl.l.lAMS ROBERT WlNDl.E SHIRLEY WINE DAVID WINES A tall attractive girl is our friendly SHELVA TRENT, who can always hold her audience with her soft voice . . . A peppy girl with an unmistakeable laugh and voice, JEANETTE TUCK, is always ready to have fun . . . Cheerful and friendly to everyone is PARKE WACINER who possesses a keen sense of humor , . . Willing to accept responsibility, a natural leader, admired for her sincerity and gracious charm is CHARLOTTE WAYLAND . . . Witlm curly red hair and a radiant smile JOHNNY WERTZ seems to be every- where at the same time, especially on the gridiron . . . FRANCIS WEST, although he is mighty quiet and shy, possesses a warm per- sonality that is liked by all . . . Happy-go-lucky BOBBY WILLIAMS has a big grin for everybody and adds fun to any gathering . . . With his friendly disposition and keen wit, ROBERT WINDLE has made for himself a host of friends . . . SHIRLEY WINE a talkative girl who has definite opinions, is kind-hearted and generous . . . DAVID WINE., an easy going guy better known to his friends as mlmexn has the motto Be-I-lappy-C10-Lucky . . . Steady and dependable, ANN YOUNG sticks to a thing until it's accomplished and enjoys it .... A girl bubbling over with pep and a good joke, is IRIS YOUNG, ANN YOUNG IRIS HIOUNC. fl ' C! i ZPUOT T644 Finally, umm the solemn moment when President Bowers asiivma The sf-nam challenge to Robe-ri Elkins.

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