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

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1956 volume:

E I i E A7 f 1 V4. Ll 04 if vggb As our Shenandoah River flows along over valrn ancl torrent, lxctwven its lranks, so our life flows along for five years, within the walls of Warrell High. The elmlm and tide of Ievnage enthusiasm on the 6'Hill is a true parallel to the rivvr just lwlow the g'Hill. .7Ae 1956 Wfmf ,V , 3 ' QQ i 2,4 is mf ? Published by THE STUDENTS OF FAY Coon, Editor WARREN COUNT HIGH SCHOOL EDITH JONES, Business Manager Miss GAYLORD GIBSON, sponsor Fr0mR0yaL Virginia :ibechcafion With pride and a feeling of sincerest gratitude we dedicate the 1956 MIRROR to one who has won a real place with each of us because of her charm- ing personality. Never is she too busy to render any possible assistance to a student with a per- sonal problem, a teacher with urgent material to be typed, or to brighten her commercial classes with a vivid touch of humor. Many hours she has spent working earnestly with the Student Council, F.B.L.A., Junior Class, and Annual Staff. We thank you for your faith in us, your guid- ance, your labors, and your love, Mrs. Genevieve Mathews, our teacher, counselor, and friend. 4 MRS. GENEVIEVE MATHEWS Hi folks, I,ve had a preview of this hook. It,s us. Let me retrace my tracks for you. You will find I had to make five big jumps and there are some faint tracks, loo. Along the trail, We Hud- l9w,0L O,-ganimfzom .Sjwfa .SZAOJ ,40!.,e,.fz5emmf5 cl, , els I2-51 54- 75 78-91 94-707 HO- I36 JY ,V 1 Mx, 1 1412 x , KA Wxwwmnmfn si Til llx MI L, IUWEH N 541 yggxg fl.: X .J ,,., THIS 0I'0l,U0l' This is the story of a year . . . a record of your life as a student, a friend, and a team-mate . . . your life just as it has been in W.C.H.S. You who are leaving us liehind, or you who will remain, will ever remember the fun and frolic, the heart-lmreaking defeats, or the pride of success. Your memories will he of the things we can neither see, nor touch, l101' say-the intangibles of Warren High. You will read between the lines as you look through your annual seeing more in the pictures than we could photographg reinemhering more than the Words printed on the pages. We have tried to recall emotions along with events and feelings along with facts. We want this hook to recall vivid memories, not only for today, but forever, for this IS YOUR LIFE . . . 7 IN PICTURES Come College loou nd Ye Faithful, BETTER Our sales campaign was launched early in Novem- ber with the surprise ap- pearance of our uMystery Manu, Mr. Roy Unger, Didrft we have a good get advice about scholar- time at Boys' and Girls' Shlps Stare. AND IN PRINT - p i.-igg1gQQiQ The deadline on term papers must be approach Time out for fun with 'llfrosty the Snowman 5 I . fet9Cf7 - Wefg' ing. Ur Team, we're all for you 20,9 2 The faculty and etudents mix together moments of fun and good times with hard Work in the major purposes of our school life-to teach, to learn, and to understand each other. gf I 1 1 ' H ri X 3 ggww- Q xg: yi? awww Mem 2255411 f f-Wig gwby. MM 2:4 1' 5,2 vggwgiki Q ..- N r.. .. N vw- . - Y W Q, at is X ke u .,.. -S' Sw, 'Qs H? M X ,Q V ws. A 3' ' 1? X 'Qi .f . 2 1 1 Q w in , :Egg W gf' . in ' 35 , W ' ffs W A Q A' K ,gs Q :F Q' -2+ : - .. egg' 5 ix x T X u . 1 TW ,b 5 J? HA Qs. ., 'N G mainswq Aww? K 5143? x A...--. sxba- . ,- .,,. X , .Q M Whiz X , , R QF X, Sh X xx N 4 X s X is X Q Q T N '1 his J w.Q- X-.xxx ADMINISTRATORS Mice. l.l-ISLIE Fox Kicvsm Superzisor 'lllliss Leslieu as she is known to I1IllIly.ll IlKlS ai symparlu-tie ear and u helping hand to hoth leziellers and students who seek hor counsel and gniilanee. Qvlvzx DA wi oX CASQU SzzperinIenrlf-nl He comes with il smile anil a twinkle of thi um A vu proudly hail him Superintendent. hut ln is .1 -o Basque who nnclerslunmls all our no me ROLE Our Superintenclent. Supervisor. and Sehool Board lorinuldti planx lor all Warr1'11 County Schools. Their recorml speaks lor ll hro. uell halancecl. long time. total point ol' view xxhieh hai- ffl li in in laying flown School policies. llniler the eapuhle mlireetions of Chairman E. T. Shiner, the SCHOOI, BOARD members have niet the many special prohlems that the 'gemergeney'l has presented. They are left to right. Seated: H. llruver. C. W. Buhl- win. W. Miaclclox. E. T. Shiner. Slznnling: NV. F. Kesler. Q. ll. llasque MR. JAMES S. DUFF Wlieiiexfer advice on school matters is needed. Mr. Duff is always willing to give helpful suggestions to any student. His kind. husiness-like manner enahles each student to feel that he plays a special part in the school program. He encourages them to travel the road of good school and community citizenship. FOR EACH Our Principal and Assistant Principal put those parts of the over-all plan which affect Warreri County High into operation on the hill and plan carefully lor the welfare of the individual students. MR. JOSEPH R. EARNEST i The friendly way in which Mr. Earnest cheeks our attendance. gives each student at realization of his per- sonal interest. This has endeared him to the many students is ho have worked with him. , i I 3 l NIR. C. RUlll'ill'l' ISRICNCLE NIR. JOSEPH l3ROWNl,l'il'f MH. JOHN OCINI' 'NHSS hl.fXR'l'H'X ll lmnglirlyf' rlrlx l.11l1,uu11,ue' .4rIs l,11n,u1i11,ue' .4rIx lillflgllllgll' fix lliirl-ffl:-ffl'-l.1',ul1tx StIl'lilllSlll1lIl x WARRE W.C.H.S. in uvtion. Will you think just a ininulo ol' your school in action? What do you think of? The hust-H pulling llll the hill in the gray of an wintefs tluygthe push of tlw kitls going in the doorswthe 11111110115 lilllg,Zlll0l', thv 1-xvlmiigv of wittivisnis. the lvnsy Vlllllllll'llK't'S'-hull? said and l said - TTI--Illi- N HIGH IN ACTION the jostle-+thP rush to classes, slow vom- pared to the rush to the Pill-6lHl'lil?llll' 1-onstant movement even when the hulls am- Sllpp0S6d to he elnpty VVa1lk slowly ll1lSl those classroom doors. Hear tho 1-luvk ol' typewriters, sttdden hursts ol' lilllgllllfhll il l6i'lCll0I'iS liiillllllkil' voice-, thv huzz of stumlvnls SOCIAL STUDIES Urutorival vontvsts. fic-ld trips and Ll stimulating study of current isstws sup- plement Classroom work so that thc- student will havf' the rlvsirc' and tho ability to tukc his position in the Coln- munity. Col. Apgar untl Billy Dunivls hz-lp Mary Cretan to put hnul okay on hvr spevclt. l Speak For Us-111orru1'y. Ann Jones, Violet Pivkrvll. and Joyce' Stvuwl listvn appt'1'1'iutiv1-ly. SS1lXllllIlll lllllSUN XIICS, XHUIINIX lllll'lS Xlli. lfllll,5, l'Kl,XIlCll l.un:lm:f' Iris ll1lIfn'rmlll'r'x lwlllyllalyz' lrlx llulm l.1lll'f1 l l1'm'll ROVIDES lwmff1-luwlu-llmu ul HlllllX lmll. Sll0lllH lrum ilu- gym- A-XC'l'lON. lX'ur1'c-nlliisnlmsypla clay ilu' lau-ully annul mul uv. SIX lumurs 1-1u'l1 vnls uw m15Lzlg4'ml in vluss wurlx mul nuulx' work owrllnu- Ill lllll- lcluw on vlulr work mul on I Dllllll4'illlllllS. lllllilllllil il se-nimg ullUlllldlN lo rumor, wv 1 UVR IJBRARY OFFERS MORE TIIAN BOOKS Nlamx pf-Uplm-lm-n'1 amurr- ul ilu- s Dl'INIll ranwe- ol M'l'Xll'l'S will-rl-ml ln 1 P- Y- , s 5 uu1lu'l'. lllIl'ill'N mul mn' lllnrzwuul. 'Nlls I lll'- Pll I' .Npuufsfl Mnplnnnmrv Slmnml F 0 Ili. Tlu- Fzu-ully has 1' ll an l l 4- ll gg 1- 1l our thinking and lwoaclvlu-cl our horizons. RUS... work: we lmrn. Wllilv wv clmfl Slltllll illllllll Olll' ilt'llllf'lllll' ill'lll9Yl'llN'IllS, llll'y ill't' Olll' 1'l'c-aim-sl m'muv1'n Vu- roulm- tllul wv slulll r- - nuxvl still t'0IHlN'llll0ll mul wi' must lu' I'1'iNly.H 'l'lu1l tlu'y may lux rc-zulyn llu' nuvsl nuul- s . vrnm-qu1pnu'l1l -uul Qc-rx uw-s am- pmvule-4l. Nli FS lll'll1l!'llt'1' bpmuu-r. l.llll'1ll'lilll We- 1-un Iuvrrms llulgrauilufs. l72lIlll!lllQ'lS. slule-mauul l'Q'1'Ul'llN.xXSll1l Infllul mul ll UN' In mulw u vukv. wlum won llu- Nllurld N-ru-5 Ill Will. ilu' Nluvrlvsl rmm- In Iul Palm. lum luplw'-l4l1'alI il nu-vl illlll lum l'ronI llmul was ing. wlu'n lmuulval. v l.llilll1'Q'- am- our lllPl'ill'N van lt'll mu Ill 1ll1'N IlIllllll1'N illltl our lll1ra1x'l'ln I4 gl ul 4 In lu-Ip mill llu' 2lIlNlH'l'5 on .lllIl0Nl um Nlllll1'1'l. fflll., T. li. ,Kl'C'Xli HHS. NI-'tllflli CZ.-Kli'XI'l'7iKl Sm'l'rll.N'lll:l1'4'r IJIIIXHIIHI' lrls Nllflilll Stullivw SS Xl.-Klf lil HKIC VOX Xlli. lrlf5l.ll'i tl. itll Nil 5m'l'rlfSlll1ll'r'x Surirll Slutlirv latngmtlul' -lllv S1-flint .Npunsur Tri-Ill'-l 1'iH'.X,IlHllH Slmrixnr' AN OPPORTUNITY T0 idvas is lrasit' to lvarning and mltmirlg--Witli tht- dual purpust- ul lm-arhing the student tu exprvss hitnsm-ll and ln und:-rstand the thinking of uthr-rs. tht- l,anguagv Arts 1-uursvs, English, Latin. i'iT4'IIl'il and Spanish strvss the nervssary skills. Miss lfnx is tlvuwnstralinf' the Jruwr um tu zs l l . tualu' iulruduvtimis. AUDIO VISUAL BROADENS OUR IIORIZONS ln this lx' agr visual aids are of great llnpurtanvv. A wlmlc- vlass of 32 van enjuy the 3-inch cartoun that Juhnny found with the aid of the opaque prujt-1'tm'. liallads take- on nrw meaning when liurl lvf-s sings tlwm. A trip to Sllakespeareis land can lu- takvn wlu-n thc' m-lass wishe-s-just slide into it. To make' he-st showing. Mr. Unger has a vrc-w of lrainvd workers who opvratv the Sl'll00liS vxtvlisivm' vquilunvnt. 'l'lw stall alsu handle- tlw puhlim' addr:-ss systvln and rnoviv projvvtnr for various svluml lunvtimis. ACHIEVE SCll'iNCl'i i5 lil'il,fYl'l'ilJ TU l,ll l'i-fS1'iu-tim' cuursc-s are tDI'QIi'lIliZf'fl to gin- the student an in- sight into vvvry day prnlvlelns as in-ll as IIlilSll'I'f of fundamental knmslvdge in the differvnt fic-lds. Heal spm-iimuis are thoughtfully studied in Biol- ogy and infurlnatiun of Currvnt intvrvst- tht' atmnic' thvurx and its application to dailx living -interests the chemistry student. ALL ARE ABLE LEADERS XIII. XNIIIIKNI W. IUXI-1I.I l,un4ulu1gv Illv Sm-ful S11ul1'r.s .. in XIII. WII,I,I-ANI If. II XII. XIII. GICUIICI-1 IIIt,AIII.IfY. JR. NIR. IiS'I'I.I-, K. NIII-.IIN lfiulnyx ,Ilulh l'fu.vi:-ul I-frlurulmn l,'l1rlz11'.x1n lfmlugy lifm-ltull Ili-I I mxin Ifu,wI.f'llmll Sri:-In 1' fflllh XIII, I'.XI I. I., I I.IlIIK tlIh5 ,II-.tX XII-IIIAN ttl-XX XIII. ,IIIIIX I.. ,IlI'XI',5 funululul' -Irlx l'A1x.v'v'1ll l','1lu1-ulfuxl S4'1'f'l11'f' .Nurnll 5'I111Il'4'v Ilnfmgnlllz lfluln Tr1n'l.' C I I lflulf I I ul.xiII l'lm1lmll Iii:-I.w'S,m11x OUR EDUCATIONAL GOALS r mn-nts zmI . Nr '17 I 1 tt-tu-In-rs ZIIIII tht- bvlnml Ig1lill'tI art- tugs-tIn-r stuihing nur prm-st-nt st-t up mul how it ran he ilnprou-QI. 'I'h1-x arc- mmsiflt-ring tht- IIIIIIIPIIIRIII' nl-4-tIs aml Innk- ing to future- 1-xpauusiun in tht- um nI'huiI1Iings. the st'I1mmI'sUII1-rIngsalmI por- V V 1 I, W4 Q - I - A Q A . . . met J xt-It ls. XXII.t'I 'VI' smmn-I. ur .tru-n AAIIIIIIX tu-x want tht- In-st. and with th tt um III nllmI. tht- . . ' I . . H .. . l.m:g1n1yv Irlt nu-4-tmgzs urn- Ft I'ltlllS, tht- plans art- lhuughtIuIIy Ianl. Mum says that she- IS s,,, ,,,1 s,,,,1,-,tt sluthmg tht- 1ntru'zu'u-s nl' XY.tf.H.S. Iuts Imrch-r than tw stualy. I smmlt-r if tht-VII rzltt- an :XI ,- 1 ' '.' -rig .s -1 R fan 1? YEAR-ROUND SPORTS A IuII 4-alt-mlzlr uf sports is HIT:-rc-4I. front be-ptx-xnlu-r to .Ium-, It prm ich-s l'c-4-11-utiml umI st stm-mutit' instruvtiun. Ihuu-ing has In-4-n auI4I- c-tI this 51-ur mu1'I1 to tht- tlt-light of tht- stu- tIl' nts. XIII. JUSI-il'Il XII lilllllll NIR. UIYII N. IIUIIINSUN VRS. fZl.UliIA l', lil!-XININEIIC SEIUI' Sllllll llnnn' hI1'UHUII1l-1'X Ili-I Iluf-lm1u'1-ulliruwirrg FII I Llnl, Xlll. l'.'XIlI. ,I. ll.XIl'I'NI.lN XIII. ,l. ,l. l US'l'l'ill URS, CFNIQX Ilfl If ll. NIYIIIIICWS lh'xllilu1ll'1'r' lfflfn-41l1'nf: Iylffllllllld' Typing Ulf. ffluff ff I Iflnll ,Nlmrlfulurl FIU. fl ffluli funinr Slmmor URS, NIMH' XI. IIAYIIIS llnnu' l2I1'lIVlt7IIIII1'X l lI -I Ifluli XIISS NI,'Xll'I'IlX MXN lilil lfoul.l.i-ffpirlg Tllllillg Slmrllmml Flfli -I lfluli .llouugrflni fflnh PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE IN VOCAIIONS A Ivroarl program lor the stucleul who will Iwlore your mum- or will you lu' u Imusim-ss vouiplvlf- liis vcluvuliou is riglil livrv for llu- wonian? Boys ills up to you to uialu- thi- living. lukiug. I,ool-Q l'ilI'1'llllllf. si-lr-vt wisely alul pursum' mliligvully Uirls.z1l'v xou lo gn-I u lllI't't'-IPIIPT rIc'g,:rv4' I Mrs.l lor vouilwliliou is grvzil. flc-nts proxiilvs elvrm-lilary si-wing lllltl Cooking. This ualvuiivm-il work in foomls. 1 luu lit'1'Llll4t' ol ilu' uiomlc-'ru icle-all plum- in Wllll'll llivy N Mm-L .. al SllllIt'I'S. IWHIIIPIIIS. Ill0ll!'y Illllll EIQLUIIIPIII NUMB AND FAMILY LIVING Ilia' Imsu' course for IIUIIH' ICP. slu- inslruvliou iu lvzuls lo morv -Iiilrl vurv. vou- uuil pm-rsouul ZlliIN'ill'2llll'f'. 'I'lu- work is Q-quiplun-ul null work. IN THE STORE lht- vlussrmmni iiim'vs to il ltwul Sturm- islwrv, with tht- ussistam-e of a Ifmnt Royal im-rm-limit. Warrvn lligh retailing stutlvnts gt-I e-xpvrie-iivv whit-h supplenients tha-ir vlassrmnn training. IN THE SHOP Thr- shnp is Utllllillllfllly huzzing with uvtivily. Womlxmrk. gvneral shop. IIIPCIIKIIII- 1-ul drawing. slut-4-1 metal and vvraniiz-s am- tht- sillvja-vis taught, This flPpiII'llIlt'lII is ul- waysl1llltu1'a1pm'ity,lurthvlnmysalrvaiwzlrm' ul tht- iriipmtaiiivt- ul' te1'lmic'al training in Itbtlilf s nurhl. IN THE OFFICE Typiiig. sliurlliuncl. lmokkm-ping :tml lil- ing am- popular ruurses, lwvausv of tht- clvnizlml in liig lwusinvss for the-se svrvim'c's. Sf't'I't'liII'llIl sc-niurs sc-vurv au'luz1l 1-xpc-ri4'i14'v in tht- st-lnml Ullit-t-. ON THE FARM lfmnl. luml. food vwr at primv rc-quisitv. To thv farms iw ltmk uml our yuung larliivrs urv prvpurilig: to zissumv their sliart- ul th.- rvspunsiliility. Illussrmmi wurli is put inln llI'1It'Il4't'tiIl ilu-lwnw lurm. NIR. RUY lf, l XKLICR ,llgz-lfrvl flrnrlwlrt .-lutliu I ixlml XI RS. l'1'l'll lil. lllrlflf xllgvlnrrl F T,-l Slzulvnl f.ltlllllI'l,l J - ft 1 I J ZJQ D7 fllifvgavfdsx l,Uwr gig-' A KL ' v- l I rv ll 'QU Q jig A, ALILQ ,. fl... 5 W r I .--w ' xg. , 2.SUu.L l X MR. WII.I.IANl ll. AlNl1l,lN .'llulln'n1u1irx MR. BIHIRNARD H. KICRIIN .'llulf14'n11ltiz'.v .fll,u1'l1ru 1.11n,u1m,uv ,-lrls NIR. RAl,l'll l'HWlfl,l, .Uullu-rrnzlirw Slll1l4'l1f 1,llllHll'l'! NIISS l.URlC'l l'A FOX Ullirv .N'f-rrvlrzry' MATHEMATICS General math. algelvra and gumm- etry. each is presented with stress on praetic-al everyday applir-atimu. A thorough mastery of fundament- als is emphasized. ART MUSIC I,l'I'SUIIilI. l'I!'IITl'IIIiII'f uml a11Ix'u114'mI l'0llI'Sl'S 'ITIll' vlussronnll proxillvs am TIII-lDI'IIIllI alnms meet the lwvcls of l'iIl'Il SIIICICIII wlu-llwr In- is plum-lf1ri11slr111-li1mm1Spf-vial inslrumvnts. 'I'In illlereslvd in url as LI rzlrvvr ur IIUIITDF, 51111101115 2IlIIlll2II IIIITISIIIIZIS :xml Spring l'liIIl'l'I'IS Inna' Iw and lcacln-rs vnjuy llu- Ivullm-lin Imurll displays ummm- il rnusivul lrauliliml all Wurrvn Iliglx. and zlpprcviale' IIN' Ill'IlIIlIs2,' IILIINISH nf lIw url lIvparlml-nl. APPRECIATION OE THE BEAUTIFUL 'Irl XIII. IINRRY If, T,XIIIxI'fIT Sm-if:IS111fl1'm Hum! mul I nrul ,'IIu.s1'r IAHHIIIIII-1'l.'lllll all of llu- avlivily all Warrvn High url' our Il'iIl'IIl'I'4 Iriemls and SIIIIPIIIITTZITS as wl-II als Il'iIl'Ill'l'S. TOGETHER WE - SOMETIMES WORK - SOMETIMES PLAY - SCHOOL IS FUN! 21 I11 musir. in url ---in Ill'I'SlillilI Sl'I XIl'l'7'BlxIlTlIlI EIllIlIIllQI,. In-zuling ISUIIIUITIIIPS Iurvingl us lo Ivzul usl-Iul Iiws. Tlwy url- cwr l'0IlSl'IOlIS of IIll' por- wma! lIl'Il'IOllIIll'III nfl-111'I1 of us. Ifrum llwm wx' Im-urn. uv alnsurlu. 'I'Il4'j ure- surprisingly goml Relaxing after a strenuous class meeting are President Ronnie Jordan. Treasurer William Wright. Secretary Bobby Nethers. Viee-President Gregory Smith. and Sargeant-at-Arms Bennie Burdette. SENIOR LIFE... Finally--Seniors at lastlll Wlith the joy and exeitement of being Seniors came the added duties and privileges of their rank. Oeeupying the front seats in assembly was a thrill: using the gavel in presiding over 'NW of student organizations was a distinet responsibility, This spirited group. under Ronnie ,lordanis able leadership. assumed its varied role httingly. 'l'hroughout the year members of this class were honored: A prineess in the fireman's parade at the Apple Blossom lfeslival: several reeipients ol essay awards: Homemaker of the Week. Betty Clifton. appeared on TV and Radio: and Clerk ol the Senate in the Model General Assembly. was our Allan Hammock. Une look at the headlines indicates the busy year of these people. At last eommeneement and those big events-the prom, the picnic and the praetiees lor graduation which prepared them for their big event. reeeiving those diplomas. The elass of '56 will from June 5. 1956 be loyal alumni ol W.C.H.S. Arriving to start a new day are our spon- sors. Mr. Anglin. Miss Colvin. Miss llihson. and Mr. Young. WAYNE ALESHIRE RICHARD ALMY ROBERT ATHEY ROBERTA ATIIEY WAYNE ALESHIRE, the '6Don Juan of W.C.- ILS. is popular with the boys as well as the girls . . . Possessing not only outstanding scholastic but also artistic ability, RICHARD .ALMY ex- hibits a friendliness to all . . . A characteristic giggle and LOUISE ANDRICICS genuine interest make her a favorite among her friends . . . MARGARET ARROWOOD, a happy-go-lucky senior. always has a twinkle of mischief in her eyes . . . Our school life has been made more pleasant by our association with ROBERT ATHEY, a friendly, quiet boy . . . Cheerful and friendly to everyone ROBERTA ATHEY gets lots SANINIY BASS AUIJRA BEAN LOITISE ANDRICK MARGARET ARROWOOD DONNIE ATWOOIJ ANNA BIiI.I,I'1 IIAER of pleasure out of doing things well . . . Being outstanding in agriculture DONNIE A'l'WO0D added much to the EEA. Club and its activities . . . Happily planning her homemaking duties. ANNA BELLE BAEB always seems in a hurry to get home to hubby . . . A bit of playfulness. a warm feeling of friendship, SAMMY BASS is a gentleman at all times . . . Characteristic of AUDBA BEAN are her pert nose, conspicuous laugh and ever-flowing conversation along with ability for acting and cheering . . . An attraz- tive girl with a friendly smile, BARBARA BEAT- TY has a cheerful disposition and is considerate of her many friends. BARBARA lilCA'l l'Y the Pace Memories in '55 GLORIS BEATTY .- Her Mcarrot-redw hair and unmistakable personal- ity make CLOBIS BEATTY stand out even in a crowd . . . PEGGY BEATTY possessesea bit of mischief along with an undercurrent of fun . . . Soft-spoken, easy going with a gentle laugh is our red-headed BETTY BLAKELY . . . Known by everyone for her personality, pep, and willingness to help, PRUDIE BOEBNER had a finger in every pie . . . A truly down-to-earth person-possessing a lively sense of humor, is BECKY BOWERS. Lovingsports, she is always game and lots of fun 3 . -. HELEN BBADFIELD, who is never at a lose' for words, likes plenty of Q' PRUDII-I BOIERNER BECKY BOWERS 'JIMMY BROWN BONNIE BRYANT PEGGY BEATTY BETTY BLAKELY fun and is equally liked hy her classmates . . . Hard-working BETTY BROWN always seems to work her way out when caught in a tough spot . . . JIMMY BROWN is a great expender of energy and enthusiasm and very agriculturally minded . . . Dependable and easy-going with a talent for dramaties, BONNIE BRYANT has a bubbling personality which is revealed by her twinkling eyes . . . Untiring effort and able assistance identify BENNIE BURDETTE, a jovial friendly senior whose often unobserved under- takings resultin outstanding accomplishment . . . On the stage as Hlulesn and in the lab TOBY BURNETT excels where others fail. IIELICN BRADFIEIIJ BETTY BROWN BENNIE BlTRlJli'I I'IC TOBY Bl'RNlC'I 1' JOAN CAITDEN DEANNA CAMERON JUAN CASE XVILLIAM tlIlAl'I'l-ILLIC With a gift of gzlh and love of life JOAN CADDEN manufactures fun if none is handy . . . DEAN- NA CAMERON is always hulvhling over with fun. vim. and vigor and spreads cheer wherever she is . . . Stingyl with his words. yes, 'FUCK CAMPBELL never wastes a one. hut in other ways heis most generous . . . Even though DEAN CARPEH is usually quiet he's always willing to lend a helping hand . . . A popular, hard- working gal with a personality that heats them all describes JUAN CASE . . . Mischievous and without any worries WILLIAM CHAPPICLLE has plenty of intelligence still undiscovered . . . Never ,plug TVCK CM1P1xEI,I, DI-IAN CARP!-1R s'I't1PHt1N LILARK AINNIC til..-Kltlilfl known to rush into anything. STEPHEN CLARK is very industrious and just a hit shy . . . As Assistant Editor of the Wa-Co-Hi-Lights and head cheerleader ANNE CLARK E'S willingness to help and good nature are unsurpassed . . . Carrying her heighth gracefully. BETTY CLIFTON made a heautiful drum majorette and If-fl the squad through a wonderful year . . . Happy-go-lucky MARY COFFEY goes out of her way to help her friends. Her height is a real asset on the basket- lvallteam . . . Nothing escapes LEUNA COOICS laig dark eyes and her keen interest in everything and everybody around her. lil-I'l l'Y ,IICAN tIl.lF'l'tlN MARY tIUl lf'liY LICUNA tllltlli Won Applause Moonlight and Roses RICHARD COSTELLD A would-be Nimrod, ROONEY COSTELLO has a wonderful time and adds zest to life for his pals . . . PETE CZARNITZKI is shy when he is in a group but his shyness vanishes when he,s among friends . . . KENNY DAIVIERON, an able and dependable senior, wins all verbal duels with dignity and acrid comment . . . Not too shy, not too bold, is BILLY DANIELS whose every word is one of wise judgment and considerable thought . . . Quiet and steadfast, JOE DARR goes on his way without a worry . . . Our come- dian, NICKY DELAPLANE, has won a big place with his wit and jovial manner which never ob- BILLY DANIELS .IDE DARK PETER CZARNITZKI KENNETH DAMERON scure his fine instincts. Equally at ease in the classroom or at the A S P store, ALLEN DER- FLINGER embellishes both with a brand of wit all his own . . . With flashing blue eyes, a care- free manner, and personality all her own, RUTH DOLLAR enjoys life . . . A merrier man than DICK DURDEN could not be found yet his job was big business . . . Never worrying about the future, MAXINE FARRIS takes everything in her stride and has fun in doing it . . . Although excelling in all sports, BETTY FIDDLER also adds much to the Annuals, success as an efhcient ad-manager. RUTH DOLLAR RICHARD DURDEN ESRI NICKY DELAl'l.ANl-I ALLEN DERFLINGER MAXINE FARRIS BETTY FIDDLER NIICLINA FINCIIANI VIRGINIA IVINCIIANI MISLINA FINCHAM is always ready to help. add- ing a friendly smile and personality to match . . . With an infinite capacity for good natured fun and in its time. if required. hard work. VIRGIN IA ITINGHAIVI overcomes all olistacles easily . . . A spreader ol merriment who is genuine and friendly, IVIAIIILYN FOLEY'S high spirits are never dampened . . . Well known hy all lor her liuhhling personality. pony-tail, and leadership ahility. DOT ITORRESTER will long he remem- Iiered . . . A Iiusiness man at heart and neat in appearance is FRIQDIJY FOSTER, our ILE. Presi- dent ...I - X gentleman in every way with a hid- IIOT FOIIIII-IS'I'IiIi I-'III-QIJIIY l 0S'I'Iilt WAYNIC llllllli TONIXIY CRAY Dancing- Thrills! NIARILYN FOLICY den wit. WINFIIQLIJ FOX is an all around guy . . . Admired and respected for her sincerity and gracious charm, IFAY GOOII has alily edited the MIRROR and won the cooperation of the student liody . . . Vlfith varied ahilities. VVAYNIQ GORE was dynamic on the lootliall field and a mighty force on the Annual Stall . . . One of the quieter hoys is TOMMY GRAY, who enjoys driving his Ford and getting together with his friends . . . Big brown ey es and dimpled cheeks. along with talent in music. make Ii. ,l. GIIOGC stand out in any crowd . . . Silence is golden and so is IOYCIQ GROVE to all her lriends. who will re- memlier her quiet and Irienrlly disposition. XYINFIICID FOX IVAN' GOOD IIIi'l I'Y JIQAN illilllltl IOYIIIC GIIOYIC 27 MARGARET HAMIVIACK ALLAN HAMMOCK JEAN HARKRADER CANDACE HARRIS Showing a real talent for business, PEGGY HAM- MACK works at Weav'er,s in the afternoon as her D.E. project . . . Mr. Tn himself, ALLAN HAMMOCK is tall and talented, as student direc- tor of our band, Glee Club president, and actor of note . . . Having paid his visit to Uncle Sam, ALLEN HANSELL has one goal, to be a dirt farmer . . . Efficient and quiet BETTY HARD- MAN has a jolly and good-natured way of making her many friends happy . . . Scantily sprinkled freckles, and twinkling eyes-especially when fishing, JEAN HARKRADER is quiet and nice . . . Whether cheering our teams to victory or helping in the Monogram Club CANDACE RODNEY HEFLIN ALLEN HANSELL BETTY HARDMAN JAMES HARRIS JEAN IIARRISON HARRIS spreads her peppy school spirit . . . An obliging easy going guy with an ambition to do well in everything is JIMMY HARRIS . . . With a deep, soft voice revealing personality, rare humor and down-to-earthness JEAN HARRISON loves to do things well whether it be for the Wa- Co-Hi-Lights or basketball team . . . A guy with a way of his own, RODNEY HEFLIN has a keen sense of humor and is fun-loving . . . With ex- pressive brown eyes and a warm smile JANET HENRY is always willing to do her best to make a job complete . . . Thoughtful of her friends and a bit bashful, JEAN HENRY is always ready for a good time. JANET HENRY JEAN HENRY Seniors Pride 1:1 fav A E. LEON HENRY AURELIA HENSON ROIIICRT INGLES LAWRICNCIC IRWIN A fast talker. quick in movements. LEON HENRY enjoys life . . . Petite AURELIA HENSON is so quiet that youid never know she's there. until you notice a friendly smile and sincere manner . . . With her golden hair and bright personality. DONNA HICKS as president of the E.T.A. Cluh is a future school ma'am . . . JIMMY HOWELL who loves to work on cars, keeps you constant- ly aware ofthe fact . . . ln addition to an angelic smile and friendly hello BOBBY INCLES has his own mischievous ways . . . Although always knee deep in art work LAWRENCE IRWIN is JEAN JUN!-IS RONNIE JORDAN 29 DONNA HICKS JAMICS IIOWELL CIlARLO'I I'l-I JENNINCS I'1IJI'l'lI JONICS willing to help out when his talent is needed . . . Blue eyes, warm and ready smile. CHARLO'l l'E JENNINGS is generous and energetic in carrying out her plans . . . Busy as a hee as Annual Business Manager. EDITH JONES is never too husy for a laugh with her many friends . . . An outhrust of enthusiasm. industrious and eflicient is our little blonde, JEAN JONES . . . Conquering studies, winning friends and leading his class with ease has endeared RONNII-1 JORDAN to all of W.C.H.S .... One of our high stepping major- ettes, BARBARA KENDALL is also active in the oetette and always has a warm and friendly smile. BARBARA KI-INIJAIJ, Class Drums ot Death NORM A KI-ISLRR NORMA KESLER a tall blonde is really stacked with personality, looks, and popularity. too . . . Just like icing on a Cake MARY KLIMASHESKIE is something extra sweet as she always has a good word for everyone . . . Very retiring, but has decided opinions which she is willing to hack with endless effort is MARY KNIGHT . . . JUANITA LAINC has a chuckling laugh or a friendly smile for all she surveys . . . Soft spoken, GERELENE LAMB is ever ready with a cheery smile, a quiet sense of humor and a helping hand for her friends . . An enthusiastic, happy farmerette, MARY JUANITA LAING CICRICIENE LAMB MARY KLUVIASHI-ISKIE MARY KNIGHT LEACH adds dramatic ability to any role . . . Fixcelling on the gridiron and as Circulation Man- ager of the Annual RUSSELL LISKEY is an asset to our school . . . Always well-dressed, a wee hit hashful. hut full of pep and fun, JACKSON LOCKHART has a way with everyone . . . A man of the soil JIMMY LOWRY thinks through problems and enjoys prelorming services for others . . . Mischievous with a capital M de- scribes Pklll. LUND who enjoys life and who is liked hy everyone . . . A guy who gets a kick out of driving huses JIMMY LUPTON is a great farmer. MARY LEACII RUSSELL LISKEY Pllll, LUNIJ JAM E5 LU PTON JACKSUN I.01ZKllAR'1' JAMES LUWRY g if F '..-: Nt tfAR0l,l'i NARROW SIIIRLI-XY Nl ERCIIANT .IANH-iS XIvlZI.l'Rl-1 PATSY NlII.I.l-TR Wlietlier cheering or alvly leading the Vifarren County Tri-Hi-Y, CAROLE MARROVV has a magnetic personality and is a regular chatterhox at all times . . . Although SHIRLEY MER- CHANT usually has a serious expression on her faCe.ittakeslittleto make it light up with happiness . . . His spirit of calm determination will make of WILLIAM MERCHANT an ideal National Guard . . . On-the-go. thinking fast. JACK MCCRACK- EN shows good taste in selecting his clothes . . . Without our shutterhug. JAMES MCCLURE, the many activities at W.C.H.S. would not have heen photoed for our school newspaper . . . Possess- ing an every-ready smile. PATSY MILLER is a NIARCU I-IRITI-I NEWCONI IC DICK I IC N HIICWA It Milt WILLIAXI NIICRIIIIAYI' ALIAICI-TN XltlltEIlFAIJ ,IMIK Nl'-lIItMIKlCN ISUHBY NI'T'I'lll-TRS competent student with winning ways . . . Always willing to listen to everyoneis prohlems and offer advice. ALLlfl'1N MOR!-IH EAD is a true friend to all . . . A staunch supporter of all senior class and school activities. BOBBY NETH ERS is constantly on the go and always in a good humor . . . MAH- GUERl'l'l'i Nl'1W'COMl'i is a pleasant fun loving girl. whose every glance is a friendly one . . . A great guy on the gridiron. or among his friends is lllCKllf NICEWARNI-ZR with his flashing smile . . . Uur enthusiastic Madame President, CHAR- L0'llTlf NOLAND, having a million things to do-ffyet time for a sympathetic interest in everyone-is completely natural. lIllMtl.0'I I'I'I INULAND A Smash Seniors Make History RAY ODEN Lost Without his bus and loves to have it repaired. RAY ODEN moves smoothly on through the bustle and buzz of life . . . Always laughing and in a good mood, MARVIN OWENS brightens even the darkest day . . . Well-known for his high-heeled boots and gay humor, RAY PART- LOW is agriculturally minded . . . Another one of our farmers, ROBBIE PARTLOW is a bit on the bashful side but nevertheless most agreeable . . . Never at a loss for words and fun, JULIE PETIT will continue to win friends with ther radiant personality . . . Dainty and neat is BARBARA PUCKETT who rates a second look ROBHIE PARTLOW JULIE PETIT MARY RIQIJMON SCOTTY REID MARVIN OWENS RAY PARTLOW because of her well-planned wardrobe . . . Ap- parently very quiet and retiring, DAVID RAM- SEY fools us, for heis a wit of worth . . . Soft spoken and calm, MARY REDMAN takes satis- faction in helping her many friends . . . Un- usual and humorous remarks are SCOTTY REID'S speciality and he can make even the sad- dest person forget his troubles . . . CHARLES ROWLAND is a man of few Words but many talents among which judging for F.F'.A. is most prominent . . . Although shy and retiring, AL- LEN RUDACILLE is true to his word, his Work and his friends. BARBARA PUCKETT DAVID RAMSEY CHARLES ROWLAND ALLEN Rl'DACILLl-I AIlS'l'lN RI'l7ACILI.lC DIANE RYAN A hard worker in the 4-H Club and shop, a real gentleman and a credit to our school is AIlSTlN RUDACILLE . . . A jolly senior with a friendly personality. DIANE RYAN is as lnuch a whiz at sports as she is at talking . . . Tidy, immaculate, PAT SAFFELL quietly assumes her responsibili- ties as Tri-Hi-Y president and cheerleader in rx sweet sincere manner . . . ANN SCOTT. whose liahitual silence conceals the real gal, has a twinkle in her eyes and a dash of merriment in her smile . . . Easy going and appearing never to have a worry in the world is DANNY SEALOCK . . . JANET SICALOCICS face gives her a little girl NNN S1I0'l l' DANNY SICAIDCK IIICIIII. SlC'l l'l.lC PIIII. SIIINICR Colonial PAT SAFFICLI. appearance yet a natural sweetness and sincere friendliness give us her mature side . . . Enjoy- ing an argument, OBIE SICALOCK is at calm reasoning person who knows what he wants and how to secure it . . . A husiness executive in the making is quiet. efficient, CECIL Sli'li'l'I,lQ . . . With his honest smile and carefree. likealile per- sonality. PHIL SHINER has helped solve rcfll problems and conquer people .... A heart with room for every joy belongs to EVELYN SHOW- ERS, who enjoys lmeing with and amusing all hcr friends . . . With frisky pony tail, sparkling brown eyes. and Winsome ways. SUE SIMPSON captivates many. .I A lN ICT Sl-IAIAUI IK OBIIC SICALUIIK Slll-I SINIPSON lCYlil.YlN SIIUWI-IRS X 33 Williamsburg BONNIE SIRBAUCH OTHA SKINNER LESLIE SMITH MARGARET SMITH With her melodious voice, BONNIE SIRBAUGH. one of our married gals, helps provide music for the school through the Glee Gluh . . . Showing that quiet force, so essential for a real man, OTHA SKINNER guides his bus and riders safely through each day . . . Always alert on the grid- iron and usually asleep in class, BILLY SMITH gets a kick out of just living . . . GREGORY SMITH is a likeahle chap whose good humor, common sense and sheer ability will some day lead him to great success . . . With an infinite capacity for good natured fun and in its time hard work, LESLIE SMITH overcomes all obstacles FLOYD THARPE . ,E:.- E in iill .t BILLY SMITH GREGORY SMITH RALPH SOWERS JO ELLEN SPAIFR easily . . . Shy, calm and soft spoken, MAR- GARET SMITH has a way of winning friends wherever she goes . . . RALPH SOWERS is a modest, unassuming guy who enjoys a good time . . . Usually quiet and demure, JO ELLEN SPAUR's untiring efforts are viewed through her work in the G.A.A. and F.B.L.A. clubs . . . Small and shy, FLOYD THARPE is a guy who will go far with his quiet and humorous ways . . . As a Jack of all trades NORMA JEAN THOMAS,s time is always limited, but she finds time for fun among friends . . . A picture of happiness is PEGGY TOBIN, who is never without a smile and laughter, and whose personality rates plus. NORMA JEAN THOMAS PEGGY TOBIN A Perfect Ending fl Smurf JOHN TRAISTER MARY I.I-ZI-I IIPDIKI-I LYNWOOD 'FUCK WARREN WI-IST JOHN TRAISTER shows much talent in the band as well as winning friends . . . Arguing is LYNWOOD TUCK,s favorite pastime as he's al- ways eager to find opposition to something and then to defend his opinions . . . CARTER TURNER, a 6' 5 skyscraper, has artistic ability which measures up to his height and then some . . . One who rates A in friendliness as well as studies is PEGGY TYREE. to whom no task seems too big . . . A surprise package who ap- pears unrufiied and quiet, but around her friends MARY LEE UPDIKE radiates a surprising per- sonality . . . WARREN WEST is a likeable guy ROC ICR WIILIAMS IIA RRI E'l I' WOOIDY CARTER TURNER PEGGY TYRICI-I PI-IGGY WlII'I'I-I GICNI-f WILLIANIS who gets things done in his own quiet way . . . Trustworthy and sincere. PEGGY WHITE has a pleasing personality and is always ready to as- sume responsibilities . . . Even though seldom seen or heard. GENE WILLIAMS is well-known for his wonderful art work . . . Pleasing person- ality cheerful and friendly, ROGER WILLIAMS is ambitious and ready to work to attain his goals . . . Busily doing many things HARRIETT WOODY's friendliness and leadership ability make her a credit to W.C.H.S .... Working hard in I-Ii-Y, studies, and as treasurer of the Senior Glass, WILLIAM WRIGHT rates an A in all his undertakings. WII,I,I.IAM WRICIIT Graduation! 1 Y 5 ,t 5 v. . -A I -, Q 5 7 5 I '4 L'.,. O s a s s ' ' 5- F ,o 4 I , ' 'rf 'v-Y - 4 L ' 5 --s C , .-.. tu ur ! .l N. JUNIOR CLAfS Amos Holinger. president. suggests plans for the .lunior Variety Show which meet the approval of Kay Hinchey. Secretary: ,lohn Marlow. Vice-Presi- 4 dentg and Donna Knowles. Treasurer. The Junior Class of 1956 is ambitious in many ways, ln the fall they elected Amos Holinger presi- dent with four other reliable ofhcers. In honor of the team, the Class sponsored a Football Dance which was not only enjoyable. hut showed the school that dances of that sort can be held. Both Junior boys and girls participated in sports, organizations. and other activities. ln the magazine drive Kay Armstrong and lack Rives were high salesman and runner-up respectively. t r Lights were lowered, and curtains raised as g'Showhoat, with all the juniors aboard, came steaming not down the Mississippi, but across the Warren County High School stage. Never has there appeared a more spirited crowd, dancing. singing, and playing specialties until the audience cried for more on the final curtain. Many hours of hard work went into making their Prom a success, but as the lights were dimmed and they danced to their theme song, each one was proud of his yearis work and looked for- ward to next year. Mr. Unger. Mr. Hall. Mrs. Mathews. Col. Apgar and Mr. Brengle are leaving school after a hard day's work helping the Juniors with the Prom. BBQ TOP Row: Patsy Aleshire, Lloyd Alger, Stuart BOTTOM BOW: Blake Bacon, Doug Baer, Frances Allison. Dan Armentrout, Don Armentrout, Kay Barr. Norcne Baumgardner, Bill Beatty, Jerome Armstrong. Benflfr. ooor O im- Biggs Leroy Blankenship Charlotte Bowman Henrietta Bowman In llonalcl Breeclen Jimmy Brown Myrna Brown K1 Leo Bumgarclner sv Ex 3 Y 1 5 A .b .b f .lurly Burch 'V Q :E -', 5 .4 in Charles Burke l M James Burke A - ' I ' Nellie Burke A as Frankie Carter Turner Catlett Martha Cave Richard Clarke 37 Turner Clem Leroy Compton ,lohn Copeland Alvin Crawford Belle Deavers Richie Dennison Donnie Dove lda Mae Dowdy Galen Eekardt David Lee Ellis Carolyn Eschbacher Frankie Figgins Jackie Figgins Arbadella Fix Dwayne Fletcher Bobby Fogle .PRESENTS SHOW BOAT TOP ROW: lVlarlene Ford, James Fox. Frank Gar ber. Sandra Gott. Mary Green. Billy Grogg. BOTTOM ROW: Phyllis Haffer, Susan Hall, Gracie Henry, Margaret Henry, Amelia Henson, Kay Hinchey. r r' an . 'x ..- ' 1-. X 3 H- L3 . W VV' - - in v JV --f . i 38 ' .-4' ' AL .- ' '. , ' ' ,--A LQ Jeannette Hinkle W W' O' Amos Holinger Carl Howell James Huff Lee Jenkins Susie ,lenkins Ann .lones Arthur Knight Donna Knowles Robert Kuser Dorothy Lake ,lean Laing wi August Leadman . FOOTBALL DANCE TOP ROW: Allen Liclclider Betty Lockhart, Nancy BOTTOM Row: Don Magalis, Pat Mallory, Vallie Lonas, Patty Lynn. Richard McDonald, Jimmy Mallory, Roger Manuel, Betty Marlow, john Mclntyre. Marlow. pry: 4.0 K 39 Lowell Holsinger ' T 5 . 1 z U luv S5 Shirley Hounshell QF Eg if S' N 'lim' ROW: Carol Mauvk. Charlotte lVlf'llt'l-00. l30'l r0M NOW: Bettie 'Vlorrwon ljrml VVlorr1sm1 lhumy lVll'lIl'l't't'. Allvn Millvr. Gladys Millvr. juan lluy lVlurplwy. Rl'I'Illll N11 lmlson Nlllflfy Nu ukt lVl1mtgmnvry. Kita Morris. lxt-nm-tl1 Uakvs, ll4llIdlfl01lxCQ llt-lm-rl Palgu llalv l'zlrtlms Rilylllllllll l'urtluw llvilllllil l'1'zlrsm1 l'l1'llll'l'SS l'0zlrsml Kay l'1-arson Mmm l'1-llc-r Harlmru l'i1-kvrzlll Vinh-1 l'i1'lu'ri1ll ,lamf-5 Pmwll llftbffllilllllil Nm-ml ,lay llvvsl Ly nn lim-tl Sy ly lu Rt-ml llfllllltlit ttf-il lflizzilwtll l':l'yIl1llllS Sllf'l'ltlilll llitvnuur ,lavk llivt-s ,luunnv Rolvinsml Hvrtlm RUlTlllSUll DECORATES FOR P at W A- U 'URN vz., :sg A x S RX Hg if F yt ' Y- P How: Rvwrly Iinhinsun. Barlvaru Ilmw. ISO'I I'0XI Hou: .lvunnvtte SIIIIW. III-ily Sum-:III-x. I Ivmm 5uIIc'IIA IIPUII 5vaIm'Ii. .'xI'lIllII' Svtllv. IIIIIS Mary Imu Slm'cIIc'y. IIIIQIIII' Smith. .Iimmy Smith. zuIIvr, jc-un SI1iIIIm-ti. Utis Smith. Mary Suurs, . PREPARES EOR SENIOR RESPONSIBILITIES I X f I , .Iwxvv 5lz'm'4I Klll'I Slie-I'xz1l4-r Hula' Slump NIz1Iliv 'I'Ilarp1- IIuruIIly VIEIIUIIIITSHII III-Hx 'I'Imrnv IYIill'Q1ilI'l'I 'I'uIvin Iivlly XVIIIIPIIIIVIK 'Xrnulcl XYIIIIQIIIIS I3rauIIvx Williams Lurulxn SX1IImn1s Isr:l4'I XXIIIIIIIIIIS X I,ol1isu'VIIIIIIalns Holllliv Williams iii lim III-Ilv William I I A I ,, , , , , J I E23 ,,, I Nu-Iln WIIIIRIIIIS - .' ,Wil , . - . , I , l -. ,.,, XE Iurnvsl Wmvs ' 5:72 :,:: t - V ' lbb -- b xx 5 If ,-hS IIunnlv Wim-s 3 - fi pill I . 1 QI I' . Y, f jib i R ' IImIs-ru'IQ WmnIwurcI AI SOPHOMORES Miers Leads HERE THEY ARE just finishing their sec- ond successful year of high school, under the leadership of Kenny Miers. They have given much to school activities. to the cluhs. the sports field, both J.V. and Varsity. and all helped with their dramatic success-Scary Hollow. The social event of the season was their spring party, Looking hack. they see a wonderful year he- hind them and plan for an even hetter next year as jolly juniors. MRS. DAVIDSON? HOMEROUM SITTING: B. Fristoe. M. North. N. Ellinger. C. Andrews. A. tlorden. .l. Lanslwrry. .l. Cruhs. KNMLLING: D. Steed. D. Thompson. I., Ramsey. F. Vaught, C. Ke-arts. C. Chrisman. E. Lindsay. STANDING: Mrs. Davidson. E. Talhott. B. Ramos. Cl. Miller. Nl. Rainey. R. Rudacille. B. Billlglldll. D. Stools. ...A .f I A we Relaxing: in thu- sun lwforv that hig nwvting ilft' tha- S1 ph rn oliivvrs and co-orrlinator: Nlr. Palmer. sponsor: Ke-nm lur pr:-sid:-nt: llllfllly Wallin-r. viva'-pr:-siclvnt: Nancy llurvll, sein s CLASS OF '58 lhru Scary HoIIow MR. BRADLEY'S HOMEROOM SEAT!-Ill! S. Henry. E. Smith. J. Myers. A. Reil. B. Weaver, A. Shenk. N. Little. .I. Wilkinson. KxI:I:I,INc: .l. Boyers. R. Bowen. R. Myers. R. Fox. D. Darr. B. Hawes, J. Harmen. R. Exline. C. .lones. .l. Martin. K. Rowland. W. Rohinson. STANDING: Mr. Bradley. .l. Colfelt. O. Rose. R. Clegg. R. Cooke. C. Frazier. C. Matthews. E, Ritenour T. Crove. J. Sager. R. Poffitt, D. Tharpe. J. Cardner. MR. BROWNLEFIS HOMEROOM FIRST Row: B. Kerns. A. Dovell. B. Rieh. N. Sampson. M. Laing. S. Lockhart. SECOND Row: C. Brown. D. Henry. K. Coons. W. Horn. C. Jenkins. B. Fix. L. Peaehey. E. Steele. T. Oakes. B. Derflinger. C. Cook, C. Burnett, H. Clegg. THIRD Row: P. Mitchell. C. Fristoe. T. Marchi. A. Straightiff. Mr. Brownlee, L. Smedley. C. Camp- hell. B. Thompson. R. Clark. A. Mitchell. M. Cuhhage. R. Cook. J. Updike. Q12 43 X r 1 .and Social lile MISS Mf'CLANAHAN'S HUMEROUNI SEAT!-llll B. Bows-rs. B. Crawford. lVl. Tuullcy, B. Swanson. J. Benson. l.. Svlineider. KNl'1l'1I.IYGZ .l. Parsons. S. Tulhert. l'. Herr. J. Burke. E. Barnard. S. Smith. B. Santmyvrs. N. Burch R. Form-ruy. J. Colt. S'l'AvnlN1:: Miss Mt'Clanalian. Fi. llansell. .l. Case. l'. Bryant. 5. Bolton. .l. Baggarly, B. Dt'1'lllllgQ'l C. Sttwkilvr. R. Rlllllf'I'l-0I'fl. T. Ellis. B. Powell. MR. PALMER? HOMERUOM Si1a'l'i:l1:tl.Sta-f-tl. N. Kohn. B.Stagg..l.5l1ipe.C. Bateman. B. Barney. E. Slwwvrs. N. Burke. S. Priest KYlilCI.lNlQZ ll. Almy. li. Rives. C. Blanton. M. Wood. S. Czarnitzki. T. Julillltlllglllll. D. Nicholson E. Hvllin, ld. Milani. ll. Morelwad. C. Paige. S'l'Awi1lNu: Mr. Palme-r. K. Miers. B. White. W. Smith. R. Turns-r. J. Wagnvr. T. DeWitt. S. Riley. R l.0Wll1llll.fi. Kendall. D, Duwdy. B. Walker. Ahsentces on Pix Day H. Wim-s. l.. Derflingvr, T. Burke. J. Buies. D. Bc--cd. W. lrvson. 1 .an .. ... in - Q 1. A... 8 t O03 Hi ole Puls of Fileinentury Sehooll R0lttt'llllN'T us? We lt-lt you two years ago and now we are doing hig things in high sehool. Wie have at president, Mike lierrynuin and we're all in the lJush. ln Feptetnher Mrs. Rives' holnerooin won the P.'l'.A. drive. and in Uetoher. tht- nmgazine sales. Wie ure joining all the eluhs and aetiyities and our llielx Miers was eleeted treasurer of the S.C.,fX. hy tlw whole sehool. Soi-ially. our party was topsl Sueh lun and exeiteinentl We work hard hut it's lun. Study hard so that you'll he up here -f Your alumni. The Freshman Class liltLn'l': at refresliing drink? 'l'lle Freshman Class otlieers stop for ai drink. Seeretziry li. Ureenwult. and S2iI'g,t'2.lIll-Eli-ATIHS C. Fletelier patiently wait their turn. while Viee-President Pi. Uoolshy and Presi- dent M. lierrytnun seein to he having at little tronhle adjusting the wuler fountain. Treasurer T. Rust and Sponsor lVliss Fox standing out ol' the way ol the falling water. wziteh with unnisenient. F R E S H M E N Actively Support MR. 0IlIN'l S HI DMEIH DOM Fllisl' Roxy: tl. Jennings. l', Curry. l'. 'l'olmin. Nl. Walters. ll. liuuglter. .l. tlurlmers. tl. Steed, f s s l. l'oe. l.. Rogers. sl. .lllllllsfllh Ncciovim liow: 5. Mureln. Nl. Fralile. M. lfunlx. .l. ilihoinpson. ll. Hohinson. .l. Sowers. lt. ,I ohnson. 'l'nnm Row: Nl. Sine-alley. ll, Looper. 5, l'oi'syth. li. ldlllllh- hell. Folltt'I'll lion: N. Kendall. .l Davis. N. i.lipp. l iltf lll Row: Mr. tlgint. W Nliller. ll. llroye. l.. Fletelier, .l. Rltltlt'f'. MR. Fl,lCK'S HOMEROUM l'ilItS'l' How: ll. Mills. ll. Shenli. ll. l.unsl1erry. l'. Seuloelx. ll. Conrad. S. Metz. li. tfanneron. l. Rust. SICQIUNIJ lion: ,l. Carter. W Kenny. W . Vitllgllltl. l . Sinilh Wi. Rolminson. 'l'nnm Hoyt: lll. 'l'uylor. l Stephens. M. llnneun. M. Deu- Y VPIVS. J. Wvl1NldSflIl. li. IOP, Stokes. l tll'R'I'll How: ,l. llnldwin. 0 Reynolds, .l. llliller. Nl. Sislx. l'iIl 'l'll Row: .l. 'lill0lltilS. ll lYllllll'll. tl. Wines. lf. .lone-s. I Ahsentees on Pix Day l-'nxsr Row: ll, Uilkey. li Wines. A. Sine. 5. Cooksey. 5 i.tlt'lillilI'l. .l. liznney. Slclzovn Row: ll. Carter. ll liidgewzly. 5. .-Xnderson. W llrim. W , 'l'z1ylor. Nl. llulnel, tl Williams. P. i. A. a nd Magazine Drives... MRS. DUFF'S HOMEROOM FIRsT Row: S. Smith. I.. Harmon, R. Williams. C. Clare. l.. Johns. F. Bowman. P. Hawley. .l. Henry. SI:r:oNn How: Mrs. Duff. B. Biggs. S. Coffman. M. Morgan. .l. Myers. C. Overstreet. C. Manck. C. Stone- lierger. 'l'IIIRn Row: B. Sealoek. M. Bow- Illall. B. Bowman. V. Hardman. S. Corbers. R. Whitlock. FOURTH Row: R. Morrison. J. Miller, F. Cooley. B. Corwin. C. Hiseman. W. Cililis. R. Woodward. MR. FOSTER'S HOMEROOM FIRsT Row: D. Miers. J. Jordan. B. Pullen. C. Haymaker. D. Riel. S. Lawson. Fi. Long. R. Heflin. SI1coNn Row: J. Hall. C. Crim. N. Luttrell. M. Laing. M. Fulop. S. Lovelace. THIRII Row: C. Darr. J. Hanley. H.'l'hompson. ..Curry. FoIiRTH rw C. Bowers. '. Johnson. ' .., , iii I ri if rw lllill MISS FOX'S HOMEROOM FIRST Row: F. Campbell, D. To- liin. J. Henry. F. Moore. M. Man- ual. A. Fox. M. Hunley. SI:c:oNn Row: C. Burnett. T. To- bin. P. Bennett. D. FIIrr. M. Noakes. J. Slogdale. C. Price. THIRD Row: Miss Fox. R. Dugan. B. Oll9Ill'll3ill. S. Costello. P. Reynolds. ll. Frazier. FoI:RTII Row: A. Settle. 0. Crane R. Campbell. J. Henry. H. Bag- garly. l'ill 'l'H Row: Wodell. W. Miller H. Baugher. H. Lioklider. li. l.e- Hew, B. Cook. v ww R, .cv . I f f f'1w?l I ww' Y I 5. 'ff ,fr- fr ' VM' V-I ' and Add Zest to Class Party MRS. RIVES' HOMEROUM lfliisl' lima: ll. Grunt. C. Walk:-r li. Long. S. Cain:-ron. R. Bo:-rnvr S. Woml. U. 'l'yrf'v. Skcown Row: fl. Rimlellelwrge-r, li Lungfill. M. 'l'ollive'r. .l. Allen, ll. Custzirxl. lf. lloolslxy. sl. Sziyvrs. Mrs. Rlvvs. 'l'mno Row: S. Nlutlivws. A. Seu- lock. ll. Hunks. .l. Wvrlz. l . Stovw. .l. Woomlforil. l'i0I'll'I'll limi: S. lirimlgef. Nl liz'rryllluli. .l. llorv, R. Wright. lf. Wright. Nl. Williams. Fwru Row: D. Walton. li. Roll- gvrs. lf. llrvanl. li. llurrison M R. PUWELUS IIOMEROOM lfllisl' lim! 2 ll. 'l'urnm'r. Y. flowers, C. Fle'Im'llf'l'. H. YY:-st. D. Showers. Nl. 'l'nnilvlin. Sl4:4:oNn Row: 'l'. Nlnncli. .l. Hick- vrson. C. ,lonzm J, Wiilliams. H. Williams. C. 'l'nnilvlin. Tunnx How: tl. llinn-5. S. Rose-n lwrry. N. lfisll. l'i0l'li'l'Il Row: li. Tliompson. C. Williams. ll. liowniun. R. Wash- lvonrnv. ll. Caine-ron. Mr. Pow:-ll. l'li- HI Row: .l. ll. lirzuly. D. A. Llairv. C. 'l'lionius, R. Speiivvr. lf. Sunipson. 'l'. lhvmle-11. D. Ridge-- way. MR. ROBINSON S IIUMERUUM l ms'r Row: D. llc-nry. W. illus- vock. W. jonvs. R. lNlitclwll. .l. KPIIIIPY. .l. l,c'zulinam. C. Robinson. Smioxn Row: ll. Howe. R. Seu- lovk. .l. llowe-rs. l.. Nlorrison. B. Krvss. C. Cooko. illlllllll Row: .l. Se-ulock. R. lfnpp. V. Knight. K. l'oc-. Fm mil lion: Nlr. Robinson. R. Wine-s. .l. Morrison. 'l'. Camplwll. EIGHTH GRADE Lite Begins 'llliis fall as the old familiar sound of the sonivtimes a little timid. anim-tinies almost 1-liool lmell pc-alecl out. glowing new vounten- oven' 1-miftdenl lint always eager. IIIUCS appvarc-cl in tlie clasmmiiis ami vor- 'llliis group of 28l eiglltli graders has ii1lm's.'l'ulw Slll'6lll0yWf'l'l lll'lgIllliillllillC1'l. liven on tlw juli 1-oiistaillly. always partici- MRS. BRANNEITS HOMEROOM Fmsi' Row: B. Smeltzer. D. Mills. M. llvnry. .l. Tliarpc-. M. Rullnvr. M. lluilfurcl. M. Cameron, S. Vvr- millian. Sizrzomi Row: .l. lNIr'Donaltl. .l. Allison. C. Oakvs. B. Stir-klvy. B. Martin. l.. Knight. M. Laing. .l. Woodward. Mrs. liranner. 'I'ulnn Row: P. Fox. I., Ke-pliart. .l. Sells. C. Williams, N. llunpc-r. li. Jenkins. NIR. JONES' HONIERUOWI Fmsr Row: W. Smith. R. l'ri4-P. N. Uvrllinger. F. Dixon. 'l'. livrk- ner. A. Rnwlantl. .l. liurm'ltn'. B. Haw:-Q. il. Cllllllilglv. Smgnxn Row: N. Bak:-r. M. Luke. B. Rell. 5. lllmt. XX. Cullc-rs. l.. Mills. l'. Kvrns. M. llime-s. l'. SIllf'lllt'j'. D. 'I'lmmps1m. THIRD Row: W. Crawlnrtl, 'l'. Slllllll. W. Wuml. ll. l.ot'ks. D. Mille-r. l.. Fl'lHllt'. C. Holsingvr. W. Siinonpivtri. R. Hawkins. WT. Strntlie-r. MR. MIERS' IIUMEROOM Flizsi' Row: .l. A. Henry. li. Brv- ant. if. M. Smitli. ll. Stone-lmrmxr. Nl lfalnn. .l. Tviim'tt. l'. M1'Vuy. .l. Mivrs. ,l. Grillitli. G. Sc-ynimir. SICIIONII Row: M. Presgrave-s, M. Williams. ll. lit-ml. D. llrwlliligr-l'. C. Wimw. l'. Biggs. B. F4-ll1'l'. .l. Marrow. li. llovkinan, C. llruvv. Mr. Miers. THIRD Row: N. Bailvy. R. Tliurpv, H. Sim-kncr. W. lu0Illg0ll1t'l'y. ll. lliv:-lvv. .l. Blakely. D. Kc-rsvy. M. lfriski. ll. Tlioiiipsmi. R. Mills. 48 as Eighth Graders pating to the fullest extent in the dillerent drives and contests, lVII'. lVIiers' homeroom taking enviahle second plaee in the annual magazine sale. As forthe eighth grade soeial MRS. CZARNITZKPS HOMEROOM FIRST Bow: S. Cameron. I.. Mey- ers, C. Johns. J. Domemeyer. A. Johnson. J. lfidman. .I. Sargent. I.. Partlowe. Sritzown Row: W. Graham. B. Burke. I.. Thompson. J. Mattling- ly. J. I.owe. C. Casarotti. C. Cam- eron. C. Bailey. J. Thompson. Tumi: Row: B. Baker, S. Rowe. D. Smelzer. I.. l.amh. IJ. Partlowe. K. Gardner. l.. Midkiff. E. I.ivik. I.. Cooke. E. Bohinson. A. Sayers. B. Biggs. IYIRS. RUSSELIIS HUMEROOIVI FIRs1' Row: M. Johns. M. lVIeCau- ley. C. Offer. F. McHenry. E. Mauek. B. Jenkins. A. Young. .l. Burdette. Siztzoyn Row: M. A. Russell. I.. Kreisher, M. lNIeCraw. C. Fisher. J. Russell. W. Beavers. S. Miller. B. Bolt. THIRI1 Row: C. Wineow. K. Bate- man. M. Baugher. C. Sawyer. J Jones. T. Noland. W. Miller, W. Andrews. MR. LOVELL'S HOMEROOM FIRST Bon: R. Roesenherry. R. Miller. N. Cooke. B. Bachmann. C Brown. B. Stogdale. S. Steele. D Rosenberry. SI:t:oNn How: H. Deavers, C. .lack son. J. Funk. N. Driggs. J. Der- flinger. J. Priest. D. Pingley. THIRD How: H. Pomeroy. S. Miller. D. Burke. ll. Clifton. V. Smedley. F. Hamhlin. I'. Comp- lon. FOIWRTH Row: Mr. I.ovell. F Tharpe. H. Winter, J. Compton. C. Streets. J. Marders. W. Ilevener S. Hounsliell. fx .XY life. their winter party wa's Cqjgmtgol' the seasonf' with Iteatltifliliibk,-Jltiigglitxils and tasty' l'C'Ill't'SlllIlPlllS. JRR if L ' KI .X,iV.X,iNN. Q55 ivy? QQ: 49 SCHOOL MR. KERIN S HOMEROOM FlRs'l' Row: S. Shadler. .l. Heflin. H. Morrison. M. Fatlely. V. Seal P. Dawson. .l. Vermillion. ll. l'oe. S. Thomas. A. lloflman. Smzown Row: D. Bailey. li. Pom- eroy. li. Campbell, B. Walton. l' Terry. E. Haun. ll. Steele. l'. Seal lock. l.. Powell. A. Steetl. Mr Kerin. Tnntn How: li. Hannum. D. llc-ar. L. West. H. Robinson. H. Woocl. 0. Partlowe. J. Regester. ll. Nive- warner. C. Settle, M. Weatherholl. B. Nicholson. MISS ,IUDITS HOMEROOM Flltsl' Row: M. Frame. li. .lones. P. l.ueas. J. lrwin. ll. Williams. l.. Counts. .l. Wine. S. Wilkinson. F Bolton. W. Smith. Siirzoxo Ron: K. Dawson. li. Miller. R. Caldwell. W. Robinson. C. M. Fox. .l. lirown, S. Davis. R. Dove. .l. Russell. ll. Henry. Miss .lutl4l. Timm Row: C. Williams. ll. Net- hers. C. Hall. lf. Shipe. C. Comp- ton. N. Reclmon. M. Fisher. D. l.ee. .l. Smith. D. liell. lf. Salmons. NIR. WlLflUT'll'S HOMEROONI Fllts'l' How: li. Rieei. .l. llenry, C. Mathews. C. lltulaeille. .l. llennett. M. Wootl. B. Welsh. lf. liurkv. Si14:oNo Row: li. Miller. .l. Shipe. W. Wlines. .l. 'l'hompson. R. Smel- ser. li. McDonald. 'l'. Laing. Timm Row: N. litz. B. Re-eil. .l. Merehant. Mr. Wiletltt. Absentee-s on Pix Day A. Johnson, .l. Laing. .l. l'ritchetl. K. Cave. l'. Sholl. .l. Mt-Daniel. D Fatlley. MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL Wltetiier iI's early in the morning or late in the afternoon Mrs. Martin. Mrs. jenkins. and Mrs. Hayes under the capable direction of Mrs. Beeler are always illlSy in the kitchen planning those appetizing lunclies. l. Loveless. C. Cave, and M. Laing help tlienl keep our cafeteria and kitchen in order. Nil: Siforml. Mr. Williams. and james .Iackson take time out from a imwy tiny to get into the Minnow picture. 51 rganizafiomi A change from the regular school day, organizations provide an outlet for talent and ideas, the opportunity to work, learn, and excel in a field of our own choice and a chance to work for the betterment of school life. N85 Q .Ml N M Nik as Xl 'fs 'K 2' ip Q .X A. ii ki wx Q Xgxi ag K N x ww fm Q X A 'W sg ,, , ff ,f Sr , E QPF Ne him-H 1 z Charlotte N0l2:lI1tl.fjllI' Madam President Sr.x'l'r,n: li. llanin-ls. li. N1-tlu-rs.li, liryant. TN. J. 'liln-mn., ll. Ken J. llurrison, ll. Sluncr. N.1oNn liovi: l'.. liurlu-. J, Reg:-tcr. li. lludacillv. NT, l'cfTcr. P. liryant lx. llmchc'y. -K. llovvll, S, tloll. C, Ovcrstrcn-l. S, Williim Sl'xNlnv.: .l. ldn-man. l'. Km-rns. K. l5.ltt-lnall. C. Williams. C. lllanton. ll. Rh-I, S. llcnry. K. Ps-.ir-on. J. Nlim-rs. ll. Cru-wc. W. Carter. J, Colton. T , 'Nloorf-. ti. Fox. ll. Vllullxcr. 'l'. Rust. STUDENT GOVERNMENT The Student Council serves as an integral part of the school government. lts hasic aim is to serve asa medium ol understanding lu-tween the faculty and the student hody. Through the council. opportunities for developing student leaders. for encouraging friendly relationships hetween individuals and organizations. and most important. the preparation of the entire student lmody for citizenship. The judicial committee ol the council is chosen every three months. 'liheir purpose is to give direct guidance in citizenship and to aid the school to run more smoothly. Dele- gates from the Student Council represented Warren High in lioth the District Meeting and the State Convention. Charlotte Noland was elected secretary of the llistrict, lnformation gained hy these representatives was of great help to the t'lTtl't'l'TYPItf'SS ol the council. The Student Council was headed. very elli- ciently. by Charlotte Noland. Examples of hor leadership have heen very evident during thc past year. dill I IN 'I'IIIfI LIBRARY A select group of students under the lead- ership of Miss Spooner. Care for the hooks and magazines of the school Iihrary and help to keep the room in good order. 5F1A'I'I'1DZ F. Good. .l. Spaur, Miss Spooner. .l. Cfrove. N. l'llll'l'Il. V. I'IIlClIi:lIll. I,. .l0IlIl!4. IVI. I.eaeI1. C. Marrow. S'l'AwluNo: M. Iilimasheskie. B. Clifton. .l. Young. Il. Bryant. .l. Miller. E. Wright. M. llpdike. OIN 'I'III'i BIISIQS Our exeellent safety record has heen main- tained through eonseientious effort put forth lay our patrolnmen and bus drivers. A rousing eheer for these who have served so faithfully. On the steps giving direetions to the other patrolmen are head patrolnman. II. Myersg his assistant, C. 'llurner and lVIr. Kerin. supervisor. REGUIAIES PACE 0F CAMPUS IIFE AIDED BY AUXILIARY FORCES bmriluz Il, Alu-rs. treasurer: II. Nlurlow. vu-I--pri-suli-ut: lv lu-nd.ilI. sm-err-taryg .l. Fox. ss-rgeant-at-arms. S'HNlnxt,: Nlrs Iluff. sponsorg Nlr. Pow-II. sponsor. 55 PROMOTION IS THEIR AIM Answering tho plmnv. selling paper. typing Ivi- lurs. all this and more is dnnv In lhesc- girls. nur 0IIif:e IIeIpPrs. Sb.x'l'1,lr: I'. Iiryunl. X. I'1Illl'IlilI!l. I,. Fm, S'rwn1N4,: I', Iinvrnm-r. X. Ile-un, II, Wnmly, NI. Hr-Ilninn. NI. I,uil1g. A. IATIIIIIILIII. N. I,nnals. N. I'ia-kr:-II, Nur I,Il'llIH.IlI II. Sir- Ililllglll. II, SI11-vwrs. IPIIIIIS and slides shnwn Ivy lnen1ImvrsuIlI1G I rujv1'iimiisI CIUID add variety Iu1'Iass rmmni Iearn- ing. 5hXlkIIZ ,I. Ilnw-II. IS. Ihn-nn. IS, Clifton. S'I'I'VDIN4JI J. Huff. Ii, IIlll'lII'IIt', .I. St4'I'd. II. Crngg, If, IIuw1'II. II, AlvumrI. II. IIIz1rIu'. I.1mry, NIr, I'ng1m-r, Sponsor: C. Smilh. S, Rr-id, II. Ilnnir-I. II. Nl'IIl!'I'N, Nur I'14 i'1m.n: .I. Iiurkv, .I. IIEIFYIN. uxxmnzrmrnrnx MagazineIorSale! High salflsman K. Armstrong and runnerup J. Rives admire the trophy while the Captains arv Iiusy discussing the sucvess of the drive. A grand total of 552.076 broke the goal and won Warren Hi another plaque. Irmnr 'rn Rumi: A, II:-ani, II. I nrr1-slr-r, II. Iiryunl. S. Gott, Wr. Ilurtnum, I'. Shinvr. K, Arirlslrniig, .I. Rive-s. ill! ' SUPER WILDKITTIES Smrizn: Lt-fi to Right, Miss Colvin, Sponsor: C. Noland, Miss Mvlllaiia- han, Sponsor: C. Harris, Si-4-rr-wry. 'l'rm-asurvrg V. Finvhuni, xilK'1'-Pl'1'SlIll'lll1 D. Forrester. President. S'r,wnlN1:: A. Clarke, ll. Fitlrller. R. Bowers, ll. Ryan, B. Clifton. J. Steed. J. llalrrison. A. llean, J. Myers, M. Klivnuslieskie, P. Suflt-ll. Nor Pu:Tl'n1+1n: C. Nlurrow. MONOGRAM CLUB After working hard to earn a letter in basketball, softball, cheerleading, managing or in an intramural sport, and then going through irritation nightv sixteen select girls finally became ollicial members of the Mon- ogram Club. Living by the uSportsman's Creedf, each member makes it her own responsibility to see that high standards of sportsmanship are maintained in the school. lVlontl1ly meetings are held in the homes of the members with refreshments served by the hostess. By selling Warren Hi pennants, stickers, and tape in the cafeteria during lunch time and candy to the attendants of the football and basketball games, the girls earn the money to finance their trips. Each year the Monogram Club members attend the Ice Capades in Washington, D. C. and during the early spring they spend a week-end at the beach. Returning home, sporting the season's first sun tan, the girls are the envy of every- one. lVliss lVlcClanahan and lVliss Colvin. their sponsors, and Dot Forrester, the presi- dent, help keep the vlulfs business in good order and the meetings running smoothly. QASSQQN 1107 fir -LIGHTS s uc 8 WARREN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL May 1956 Brought Monthly News and Views to the Students STAFF ADDS NEW' ARTICLES AND MAKES IMPROVEMENTS IN 1956 The Wa-Co-Hi-Lights started the year with the idea of sell-improvement ftrst in mind. They Carried out this purpose through the entire year hy varying and enlarging the feature section. acknowledging their exchanges, and lay making their staff one that was Compact and ellicient. This group meets each day. forthe purpose of gathering the facts of the school. in preparation for the four or six page publication. A good example of the results of their extra efforts was the extra issue of the Wa-Co-Hi-Lights published on the Hrst day ol school. All the work for this . edition was done during the summer months, T . lf,onlinu1'rl on page 50. rolunm f, lu lluuusow E' -XE, Cel Q 'mzeonrans Klll Nl Sn ll s ,I lli ,I lu l l. 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N RECORDING YOUR LIFE AJFW' I I KX UOOI3 f','1l1'lo1' Fm'lr.n: Hamm- Iron-, I'v-mlmlmll Xltmt . IIwIIrg1l'upl1x Ifnlilm: Kun ,I-nlw, Org 5 Vi .. R EDITORIAL S'I'AI F NIISS CIIISUX Sllurlmz I,lI'1 I'I1iISI1in1'r. .Mlllvliv Ifrlilnr, Slwxlwlxu: Num-5 Ka-im. ,Mlllvliv ICrIiInl': ,Inhn Nlurlmx, znnfzllmn I'.4IlIIlI'I NUVIIIRI 'l'Iumn:1N. l m-ullx Ifnlitur: ,I-nw St:-1-nl. Svlm-ml I,ifv lfclilurg 'Nlurx A ff? 35 -5 IIIRVUII. I.II1'l'2lI'N Ifrlilnr. 55' Q 'WN 60 if CLASS EDITORS SALES STAFF l.e-lt to Right: .l. lfnse. Typist: ll. Nliers. l rt-shnutn lfditorg 5. l.f-ft to lligltt: S. Priest. N. lylnrke. ll. Alniy.,l. lloxt-r-, tl.. llinn-s. Hott. junior lfditori l'A llerr und S. lfzurnitvki, Sopliotnore Xl. X, louln-y. ll. bluglgr. l'-. hloorv. .l. Ill-wt-ll. S.-iles l..ipt.i1nz lfltiln,-,Z tj. fN4,l:m,l. S,-niur QQIIQIM-. ll. XYltilm-tinek. Satlvs ffnlvtulii: lt. l,lske'y, l.tt'1'ltlttton Xl.lli.tgv-t'. nTl1U.l'Al'l' lterv. ilu' IIIIIIIIIIIS lzmw Ul'l'I.l'!'1!.'u Ami loolf. ll1e'nf's my lllllffllllffllllll yours loo. Yes. it-s an exciting day when annuals arrive hut u lot ol work preeecles the lmppy clay. 'llliere are pictures to he taken. pages to lie lll'I'llUIllPfl lor. write-ups to he written. and identificzttions to he Xl'I'll:ll tl--'filll of them everyday duties to an annual stall niernher. But theres lun too. The thrill of knowing all the inside dope. the color, the dedication. and then the big lmanquet in the spring. When the day arrives you open the Mlltltolt there's a sniell ol printers ink. your own pit-ture. your favorite teacher, too. There are all your elulvs and reminders ol sehool life. flanves. and lvig games. Among the delegates to S.l.l'.A. were ,loanna Marlow, Sally' Ann Hives. lfay Good. lidith Jones. Charlotte Noland, and Wayne Core. The W.C.H.S. annual has consistently' reveivefl a first plave rating in this contest. This fills eavll year's stall with enthusiasm and desire to make their hook the In-st mer. lilll'l'll .IHXI S lfu wlrrfws llun 11 4 All STA Fl ltlt lolilg1llI.5I 'NNIIINIVI lxnn. l.. llol-Inger lx. llu n'u'd li. Xlnrlow, Ml Nlnn .tgu l.. lllatnton. 1-. St 4 X vt IIII: ll. l'nltll1'r Xml Nlattixtger: ll, li UN4'l'S. During first period and fourth period on Monday. Tuesday, and Thursday you can find the Choral Cluh and Glee Cluli members hard at work practicing for their two von- eerts. The Choral Cluli consists of girls in the eighth and ninth grades and the Clee Cluli CHORAL GROUPS Accompanists. C. Overstreet. C. Creenwalt. F. Stevens. and Director. Mr. Parker. is made up of boys and girls from the tenth through the twelfth grades. The traditional converts given just hefore the Christmas holiday and during the Spring gave the memliers an opportunity to L tv l . . 3 impress their fellow students and the' jomfdl W ,gy A T wlil ,Y h, glitz i ' CIIORAI Cum l ff 20.5 V' fu A . .A s fl Fmsr How: li, Grant. J. Wine, IC. lloolshy, S. Wilkinson, S. Nletz, Smiown Hovi: C. Clare-, A. Hoffman. C. llayxnake-r, J. Mlm-n. J. i, llivkerson, N. l.uttrt'll. A. Sealock. Nl. Nlanuel, J.. Woodson, C. Cribbage, B. Nita-viarnur, N. Cooke, J. Hussull. Nl. Williams, N. X I llriggs, A. Cullt-rs, If. Smith. Vliltllill limi: B. Williams, J, Funk, D. Slwnk. F. Smith. W, Vaughan, 1.. Johns, F. Stow:-. J. Davis, W lx llminin P turn I Htnrw P llavslu I tlifttn l'olicIn Row J ntl ill lin 1 ltr I l lf, St-tile, S. 'ilart-lii. F. liovwman, Nl. Johns, 11. Walker. v, 1 . . ... ' ', . ' . 1. . I. I . Irvin. li. Holt, li. He-nry, li. Stone-hurnt-r. P. Vlt'Yay, A, Steed, B. Nlartin, M. Bowman. ll. I.:-v. C. Wim-ow. N, J. Km- 4 . J. 'gg-s - . J, Nlille-r. .l. Henry, S. Nlatln-ms. R. Langxlitt. J. Myers. l.. Nlills. I.. Counts. B, Biggs. A, Hicltlle-la-rger, Nl. liaton. K I HAPPY VOICES-HAPPY HEARTS munity with the favt that their diligent prac- few among the favorites were Thirty Two tive had not heen in vain. To a full house of Feet and Eight l.itttle Tails. To Shep- eager listeners the eluhs presented a variety herds Fast Asleep, and in 1-omlnination of selections. light and gay or serious. A .vvith the hand, Beautiful Saviour. f. :fJ'Li.,i.,5f'.l Ln: 'tilt 'MM GLEE CLUB In-ft In Right. Sblfllllli I'. Satin-ll, J, Sh-ml. C. llurris, ll. Clifton, S. bolt. ll. Sirhaugh. Srxwntwt.: First Row, ll. .l. Grogg, I'. lltttlt-r, N. K:-im. P. Alt-sltire-. F. Smith. li, Swanson, li, l.ovkhurt. ,I. Truister. A. Hollinger. J, tlollvlt, ll, lilatlwly. N, Nlullory. P. Nlatllory. li. liuugllilll. 5. llull. ll. Rainey, A. Sha-nlx. Sm--mtl Row: P, l.ynn. P. 'l'ohin. C. Rm-tt. l'i, Smith. ll. Croggl. ll. Rome. ll. llivlts. ll. Fla-tcltcr. ll, llovtntun. .l. Wilkson, l., l'ran'lwy, li. llardmun. 'l'hirsl Row, K, Armstrong, ll, Stagg, ll. litigt-. Xl. Ford, J. Ship:-. J. Boi:-s. li. Kvmlall. S. Tollwrl. ll. Pit-lftrm-Il. A. lltunntovk, A, lit-an. Nl, l., lipililw. li. Sattttnyt-rs. G. Sn-ml. J, lhtrkv. OCTETTE Performing on special occasions when the whole Clee Clulm would he too many, is the Oetette. :hw-otnpuitists. ll. Gro-mimtlt. fi. Un-r-trvel. Stamlingg, lflnsi' Rim: li. Sirlmugli. l.. l'n-an-lly. li. Crogg, ll, Ili:-ks. Smoxn Ruvt: Nl. Ford. .l. llurlw. ll. Pit-hr:-ll. ll. Kendall. ll. Clifton. lfveryone appreciates a rousing march or the faint strains of a delicate melody. Talented. en- ergetic musicians. under the direction of Mr. Parker. assisted hy student director Allan Ham- mock. assemhle during seventh period to practice the music: which they play in frequent appearances helore the student hody and the puhlic, The ex- cellent performances of the hand adds a great deal to the atmosphere of school games. parades. and school concerts. The goal of the W.C.H.S. hand is to provide an opportunity for study ol and advancement in a THEY INSPIRED US . . . musical instrument: to give the student an under- standing and appreciation of good music: and to give the opportunity of playing in a group and participating in the activities of the group. Warren Hi's hand has achieved a place among the top hands in the state. ln order to keep this standing and to achieve greater heights. the hand must have that most important quality-team- work. Again this year the hand performed at the Uni- versity of Richmond. New formations and hours of hard practice made their performance hetter than ever. tsl vs mi n er 1 o 4 f l 1 I I l t lllxl ll ll I' I I I I Ill tvs 1 Sin y Nh inn :gli in 1 4 Q ey 1 v A r it lla nmo on 1 not 1 i ni uw I-Hin lm on lt rkei 1 J Howe MR. PARKER I lmfl to Rigllt: li. Lllflillllft, P. llawley, S. Smitl1,,I, Buggerly, B. Clifton, C. l let4'ln-r, B. Swanson, U. ll:-rllingcr, li. Kendall. Fmsi' Rovi: I.:-ft to Right, G. Cn-enwull. C. Over:-treet. N. Tlmniua. J. Miller, J, Colfelt. B. Biggs, J, Burke. ll. Luke. B. J. Gmgg. Smzown Row: J. Traister, A. llzunnnwk. A. Hollinger, R. llurke, C. Brown. ll. Knowles, ll. Crogg, J. Howell. IN CONCERT AND PARADE MAJORETTES - These high-stepping major- ettes add much to our Band's performance when on parade. Popular, pretty, dynamic--that,s the word to describe the peppy head majorette, Betty Jean Clifton. ENSEMBLE - Talent and action combined to make this group popular at our concerts. An en- largement of the Sextette, the Ensemble is a new addition to the music department. 65 THEIR PURPOSE GOOD Dances, conventions. programs, and worship. Sounds interesting? It is, and behind this work is a greater purpose. By combining work with play, the members of the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y learn the true spirit of Christian co-operation and fellow- ship. The guidance of the sponsors, Miss Judd, Miss Fox, Mr. Murabito. and Mr. Hall. greatly strengthened the club. Delegates from each club attended Model Cen- eral Assembly and the Warrenton Convention. where they elected oflicers for the on-coming Model General Assembly and for the district. HI-Y Fmsr Row: W. Wright, Chaplain: J. Huff, Vice'Preside-nt, P, Shiner, Presi- dent, F. Carter, Secretary: Allen Hammock, Treasurer. SECOND Row: J. McClure, A. Williams, B. Daniels, D. Nic-ewnrner, R. Liskey, D. Fletcher. Mr. Hall, Sponsor. THIRD Row: R. Jordan, R. Almy, B, Bacon, T. DeWitt K. Miers, Mr. Murahito, Sponsor. Fouirrn Row: B. Burdette, G. Will- iams, W. Core, C. lichardt, A. Miller, J. Biggs, A. Holinger, J. Colfell. Standing: D. Forrester. Mr. Nlurabito, Nliss Judd. FIRST Row, Seated: P. Saffell, ll. Mur- row, S. Colt, P. Hatter. SECOND Row: R. Morris. A. Hollinger, P. Shiner, J. lluff, Miss Fox, Mr. Hall. Phyllis Hafler was elected president for this dis- trict, and Allan Hammock, clerk of the Senate. During the year the clubs gave two dances. The first was given in cooperation with the F.T.A. for the benefit of the P.T.A. scholarship fund, the second was the Sweetheart dance in February. The moving force behind many of the activities at WHTTCII, the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y, under the leadership of presidents Carole Marrow, Pat Saffell, and Phil Shiner, invite all students in the tenth through twelfth grades. regardless of de- nomination, to share in its programs and to learn more about the Christian life. .THEIR ACHIEVEMENI G , . . . . I I't'lILll'IlIQL fur their Ing vvvnl. A. Ilulmgvr C. NIurrnw. I'. SIIIIIFT. and 'I'. Mmlrlingto Iwgm mIr'4'uraIlng Im' tha- 5W1'1'IIl1'ill'I Ihlllm- WARREN COUNTY-IRI-HI-Y FIHYI Ibm: Ix. Xrnlxlrung. IJ. Illvkf. 5. hull. In-al urn-r: I'. IIuIIe'r. N'm'rvlurx 1 ,I. Ne-MI. Y we' I're-snIe'nI I'. SEIII 1, II. I'1'q-mir-111. N-.unix Iimx: Ia. lim-s. .l. hull, I.. Nw-II. INI. pK. IUIIIIUN. II. Ixcrnf. Nllsf Iww. Spmmsor. Immm Ii Iirmsn.. mx: L. Xoluml. .-X. l.IurIu-, ,I. hlllpc-. NI I. IIIIFUII. I'1lIR'I'II Iimx : .I. NX :Ike-rwn. Ii. IIEIIIQLIILIIH. I.. Rm-II. If. SIIIIIII. .I. IIurIw. If. ,Ium-Q. IS, Howe-. N. Iiivm. I'11IIufC.I1r1stmus 5Illl'll. Mus Ifnx. A. Hum- IIIUCIQ. II. INIm'rI:4. .I. SIWII. and II. SuII4-II till ll Dm' Smith Imskvl. FRONT ROYAL IRI-HI-Y ISIN-'I' Kms : C. Iimvmun. Ilisloriunz A. Jones. 'I'rvus- nrvr: NI. llrvvn. Vivv-I'1'c-si1Im-Ill: II. I orre-stn'r. Sm'- rvtury: P. Lynn. Cllupluin. N-Luoxn HMS: X. I.t'lllIlIlilll. Il. Stagg. I'. II:-rr. I.. I'mu'I1y, IS. SLlllylIlj't'I'!4. IIIIIIIKID Row: Miss .Iu4ImI. Spunwr: ISI. Suurs. N. IIIIITII. Ii. Nlorris. Il. Iiivll. II. I'i4-kn-II. I-'ul mr: Ron: il. Illunlon. S. Czurnilzki. Ii. XYIIIIIU' IlLl1'Ii. It 5IlllIIl. II. ,I. bruggl. C.. IILIITIS. 5. Iullwrt. 'I'. IIIUIIIIIIIQIIUII. Nur I'u rl min: .l. Coll. REAI Applying make-up for the big play are Rita Morris. President: My. what heavy Hats-'but Lowell llolsinger. Doug Bear. Douglas Nancv Burch. Secretaryg Sonja Tobert. Reporter. Baer, and Dean Carper don't seem to he having any trouble BEHIND SCENES AND BEHIND EDDTLIGHTS Even among the humdrum tasks of school exist- ence, one can find a land of make-believe, a land in which the most conventional-acting classmates become detectives, Broadway stars, gypsies, cops or even murderers. This season our Dramatic Club, sponsored by Mrs. Russell, has staged two performances, one a three-act mystery, Home Sweet Homicidef, and the other a one-act play entitled '6Night Falls on Spain, which was entered in the district one-act play contest. The club members learned the fundamentals of applying makeup. During the National Education Week program two of the members applied make- up to another to demonstrate how an actor might be aged twenty or thirty years. The club also learned how to construct stage props. The sponsor and several officers attended the Speech and Drama Clinic which was held here at Warren. Information gained in school and at such meetings as this, plus the chance to develop ones talents make the Dramatic Club an organization well worth the efforts of its members. Fuisr Row: Lf-ft to Right, li, Rich. IJ. Cooper, C, Williams, L. Holsingi-r. Stgcoxn Row: ll. Blake-ly. D. lla:-r, Tumn Row: M. llzihel, .l. Sells, V. Snwdlvy, N. Hooper, D. Carpe-r. Standing: D, lit-ar, Nlrs. Russell. N. llurvll. S. Tolhvrt, R. Morris. SHOW BUSINESS GOES DN . . . 68 The llistrihutiw i'i4lu1'ulionCluh is at stutf- ix ith- organization for sturtvnts which provides vxtra activities and enjoymvnt outside the vlassrooln to iillfiilfxt' their vduvation. e-xpf-rimlvvs. and intervsts in the husiness world. Through tht- vluh. studvnts olvtain part-time johs with loval merchants. ifavli IHC. studvnt spvmts 15 hours a we-vk in some fit-lfl of tlistrihulion anal zlttvnmts sm-hool half at Jay. This prvparcs thvtn lo Smit:-tt: X, IM'-h'l'. Xi. vliolvin, ti. .lv'nning1s. lf. Shifilvlt. lf, Xxiilinins. Stztritiilig First Rum: U. Rvil. J. Powvll. LEARNING WHILE EARNING Sf-situ-al: Xi. 'Nvvu-mm-. Rvpru--4-litaitiu-1 Xlr, ll.trtin.m. Sponsor. Stumhng: .-X. Srolt. S4-vrvturyg Nl. llulmn--1-k. Niro l'rn--ith-ntl li, tlrogg, 'I'l'n':lsllrvl'g F, l oste'r. i'rvs14l4-vit. assume more rt-sponsihility after grzutuution. umt to he-1-omf' hvttvr citizvns. During tht- yvar. tht-5 talks' part in various zu'- tivitivs. 'lihv vliniax of vavh yvzir is ll hunquvt whim-h enlployvrs and enlployt-vs ulikt- z1ttvnci.'l'his promotvs hotter rvlutionship lwtwt-4-11 the svhool and the town peoplf' and lwtwvvn thv IHC. stuclvnts anti thvir hossvs. Xvith Frvmhly Fostcr. us Prvsi- dent. and Mr. Hartman as Sponsor the vluh has had a SUt'i'l'SSillll year. K, Uvlloiiaiht. l.. Ht-1-ti. W, Konlvrivh. R. ltvnnison. U. hlltsl Kon: NIA Kliiimsllvskiu-, l'. Faith-ll. i'. lhwlttx. li, limfltttltl 1 Nei Unrzh-n. S. Hounshm'll, ll. i'i:'lx.tr4ll, ,-K, Xxiiiliallnr-. Srwuiiri SIJUNID Rem: XY, XXX-st. in Hvnrx. IT, Xiw'1'xx.il'1u-l'. R. Will! Ron: K, Se-tth-, R, Smwrs. R. xill!'I'1tY, U, Railiisvy. l,. vliltltttb Kon: if. Uw-nst lt, Smlovk, tl. Svltlv, U. Smilot-lx. lf. lnimi X IL: lglMlk,.,,4li5,- R' Kuwr. X' Klliglm RA 0,l,t,,. tlingt-r. lt, H1-tlin, l'illllt'IIl Ron: Il, tkirpe-r 1, , My Iii 540 Jw' tv K5 ,f 1, uf! 'A Managing the lvusinc-s ol tht Science tflulr are from I,t-ft lo Right: li. White-nack, Vlil't'ilSllI'4'l I 'l'. Burnett, President: N. 'l'honms. Yice-President: A. Jones, Secre-A mry: K, Iltunt-rson. l'rourum flhairmanz Nlr. llall. Sponsor. Sl'1ltl'4lIlA'fl to Right, J. Steed, Xl. Ford, lf. Smith. M. Crt-cn. .l. 'llc- lilure. Standing: Fmsr Row: H. Burdette. ll. Nlarlow, Nl. Sours. J. lloies, J. Nlarlow, ll, Knowles. G. Recd. Sl'1l.U'Vll Row: A. llol- linger. S. Recd. P. lizarnilzki. R. Almv. PASTEUR'S UNDERSTUDIES For those who wish to pursue their interest in science heyond the classroom walls. the Warreii High Society of Scientists. with Toby Burnett as president. offers an excellent opportunity. Mem- lmership is open to anyone in the tenth. eleventh. or twelfth grades who is in good standing in Chemistry. Biology- or any other science class. The cluh encourages and promotes scientific hobbies for each of its members. Interest is sparked for those who excell in their projects by an opportunity of participating in the Charlottes- i ille Science lfair. Several memlners plan to attend this fair. Anyone having troulmle with his project or just wanting some additional information can get unlimited aid from Mr. Hall. science teacher and sponsor of the Science Club. After each husiness meeting. an entertaining. yet educational, program is presented to the mem- lrers hy the program chairman of the clulm. ln- cluded in the list of programs were a talk hy our principal. several movies. and explanation of projects hy the memlwers. l N0 PROFESSORS AMONG THEM. Slinrtagvs and highvr standards art' invreasing thi- demand for more tvavhers. The Ceorgf' Tylffr fVlillvr Chapter ul the Future Te-aclivrs ol Anwriva is made up ul students who are intvrvstvd in work- ing in the fivld of eduvatinn and are prvparing to lnvvt thvsv nvods. lfwr alvrt lu assist. thesv girls welcmnc-d thvir nvw teavln-rs with lall llnwvrs on thcir desks: in rwmpvratimi with the Tri-l-li-Y thvy spmisorrd il llama' in the fall for the benefit ol the l'.T.A. Svholarship lfund. 'lxhv lnvlnhc-rs arc' flvvvlnpilig practival expvriviiw for later yvars hy assistang in the lflvinentary St-Imnl. A. S. lllimlvs and at thc' high sc-linol. lindvr thff guidancc nf Mrs. Dull, the sponsor. the cluh see-ks to rlvvelop profvssiunal at- titudes. dc-sirahle qualitivs. and lvadersliip ahili- ties which will he of value to any tvavlwr. llnnna Hicks. president. and all tho nwinhvrs rvalizing tlw ncvrl for tvavlwrs. are af'c'c'ptiiig thf- 1'liall1'ng.:c' nl their prolvssiun-to-lw. F.'l'.fX. ful-'lfllil-IIKS SIENITQIVZ R. Morris, N iw- l'ra--i ali-nt: U. llirks. l'rv-ids-ntg Nir- urvr: C. Blamton, Sn-4-ri-lairx 4.. Uvn-ratrn-vt, lin-pri-aviitullva-1 lx Wright. Lihrnriam. johns, M. lCulun, S. timrnilzlti. X1 5lf2N'l'KlH V. llcrr. G. tlrm-:malt 5aly4,'TJ,flf. Winvuw, l.. ,loh ,j ,lAf7L,fV lf Lzlngfitt. A. ' -4 f L! f cffmlli' 4. f j,y,41 I N' U1 y ff f , f J' ' .l V '- fy I ' l' : 'I fi 'fl If ' ff -.' fu-1 u . K,-C , I1 It LV 'nj -mt ,ffftf Dull. Spunsurg P, llm-rm-l', ilirvals- S'l'N'YlYl'Yl,Z N. K4-inn. llismriung lfluvlxvviw nn llnur: ll. Willinni-. Nl. ffulllurnl. l'.. f,4ml+ln'. I.. llan- nizilwr, 5, Woml, Xl. Wnml. lf. Ford. if. little-inzni, ll, Swan-un. . L I A. llvn, H, jnncs. S. Sinipwn, tl. Noland. .l. Sn-4-41.0. Sl1'l'4l.S'l'X'Nll , imc: A. Ritlnllt-ln-rgcr. F. Sn-wi-. 1 ' S. Priemt, A. l.1':l1llnxll1. .l. Alla-n. ', VN ll. fllllvlvllillll, ll. llllhlllfll, JN. ,5 x n l ' f- X U J if SEATEII: Mrs. Branner. Sponsor: Ruby Rutla- vilhle. President: Mrs. Davidson. Sponsor. STANMNIQ: Belly Fiddler. Barbarita Ramos, x Glenna Miller, Lorraine Poe and Pearl Tobin. A woman's place is in the homel Whether you agree or not, it cannot be denied that the art of homemaking will certainly come in handy, as the members of the Future Home- makers of America well realize. The F.H.A., a national organization of pupils studying home- making, works to promote better homes and fam- ily living, and to further interest in Home EC. The ninety-seven girls who compose this, the largest of the school organizations perform an important service in the school and community: Everyone profits from the attractive bulletin boards in the halls. Christmas stockings are put in each home- room by the cluh members and after the students have filled them they are distributed to needy families. Representatives from the cluh have at- tended two Federation meetings. Around school they are indispensahlewjust look at the next page for proof. FIRST Row: J. Lanflsln-rry. Nl, Henry, N. Smedley, J. Tharpe, B. lJerHinger, P. Alesliire. li. Williams. S. Williams, li. Nice-warner. J. wllnt'5, P. 5fv1l'1lll'y. fl. Culvliugf-. Cooke, S. Wilkinson. Sigtiown Row: J. Henry, J. Cruhlis. li. Williams. S. liosonln-rry. li, Halls. C. Fl:-tn-lu-r. ll. Thompson. ll. l'r-arson, IS, Nlartin. A. Steed. A. Sl'El.lUf'l'i, C, Clare, C. Walker. Tumi: Rovi: J. Iiainu. li. llurke. P. Mallory, C, llvnry. l'. llawley. YV. llooper. C, Vl'illiams. J, Sells. S. Simpson. ll. Stonelrurner. li. Williams, ll. Sn-alovlx. N. llriggs. l., Powell. For li'l'll Row: Nl. Laing, Nl. Bowman. ll. Smeltzer. P. Toluin. Nl. Sours. li. Clifton. P. lioerner. ll. Slienlx. J. llenry. C, Stone- herger. ff, xl1llll'li. ff. l'aig4'. J. Williams. P. Reed. C. Clifton. Tea Time-I 36Ditly Bags For The Hospital Serving With A Smile Skill In The Making Star Cookies! The Mirror of Good Grooming 73 FIRST Row: D. Atwood, .I. Lowry. R. Pomeroy. I. Williams. Siptzowo Row: .l. Thomas, C. Slot-lint-r. P. Mitt-lit-ll, A. l.iI-klitier. F. Tliarpe. THIRD Row: K. Rowland. B. Hawes. l.. Johnson. R. Partlowt-. M. Lockliart. FIN II'l'II ROW: li. Vvilliams, ,l. lialrlwin, J. Brown, l.. Jenkins. C. Rowlantl. l.. Cornpton. R. Partlovtc. l. Fristot-. J. Sowvrs. FlF'l'l'l Row: D. Ridgeway. T. Catlett. R. Partlow, A. Mitt-ln-ll, 'l'. Gray. Mr. Foster. ll. Clegg. J. Lupton. PROGRESSIVE FARMERS Again this year the Future Farmers of America won recognition with their forestry judging. The l7.F.A. boys. easily ref-ognizecl liy the hlue jackets bearing their names. have an eye on the future when they investigate new improved Inethocis of farming which make following the plow easier and more profitable. Theirs is the story of many of the ways in which a group of rural American youth are cutting their niche in this colnplicated worlcl through group effort liasefl on individual right and opportunities. Hats off to the Forestry .l uflging Team! l C. Rowland. R. Partlow. P. Miteliell. Champions of the six counties in The Northern Triangle Federation and set'- ond high team in the Northern Virginia Distrivt. THEY MEAN SLKIHH Xl, Xn'm1'uil1:'. lim-pivrlvri Xl. l prlilw. Xiu--l'l'4--ill:-ill: J. Sllilllf, Svrrvt.ii'y: ,l. l,1'Ellllll-lll. 'lirmislin-1-3 Nlrs, Ylailln-ms, Spniisq-i', S'iAwnlN4.3 S. Finipsl-li. I'nv-ill'-ut: NIi-- lfulsin. Spin:-I-l'. Who are tha- lfuluro Husinvss Leaders uf il Clif-sl X-ray. lhv l .l3.l,.fX. girls lielpvrl the- 'I'.B. i'hl1lPI'll'il 'f They uri- thc' high svluml students of isurlwrs hy doing all the typing for thc' high sm-lmul lmlaiy. Wi-Il realizing the impurlanl part husinvss slumli-nts' varcls. 'lihis is a guml e-xamplv of the-ir lvarlvrs nf tmnurrms will play. lhv hseiily-mm nigga-riwss lu ha-lp in all svlimml awtivilivs as xii-ll as nwmlwrs nl thi- l .l3.l,.fX. arv prvpuring to assume projvvls of thvir vluh. tha-ir plum- in lhv wwrlfl. Svwral fl:-lvgalvs from Suv Simpsmi, prvsiflviil. Miss Colvin and Mrs, tha- vlulw uttvmlvfl lhm- livgimml Inv:-Iilig al lVla14li- Mzillu-ii s. spmisurs isvrv insli'um0nlal in lm-ailing son Cullvgi- ziml lun of thi- llI1'llllN'I'S wmil to llll'1'llllJlllI'Ullg1ll ai SLll'l'l'SSl.lll yvzir aml lllillilllfltlll' lluaimlw lo thi- Stall- liuiiwiilimi. l .l3.l,.fX. vliapte-r an murv x ital part of thi- llvpart- Las! lull islwn vwrymw was lining up ln hziw im-nl uf Hiisiiwss l'filuc'alimi. Nxliivg l'. Xlvslilrv. Kimi xii lllif. NMMA. I'1lNl3 N. llxiiiin:.ii'nlnvi'. N, Xl.nlli-rx, lx Ninth, 1.4 ln-l1lv.ii'lu-l', MVKINNI NX ill 1 J. Kiiww, lx, l'm-zirsfm, N. l'im'lxri-ll. N, liiulw. .I. Nl-riilg-vilivrx, ll. limn, .l. Ilinkli-, 75 ,4fALfzC4 The true competitive sportsmanship ex- perienced hy both player and spectator adds thrills, excitement and tense mo- ments to the life of each individual. Those victorious triumphs-and the heart- hreaking defeats-are always recalled as mernorahle events. ,Q is S .ZQl3is.ZZU 333 , 4 ,ZS?N'Wl'2W?1? 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X., Q Q1 X N K X X S 2' K it as Q N x 'S is V AKSITY CH lfll-1llI.l+l-NIEHS lililul' ru Rll,ll'l2 lf. liiw--. KI, Xlglrrmx. X. Tivilll. .-X. lilurlw, ll, l u1'l'4-sh-1'. 11, llnrri-. l'. SMT:-ll. Nl, I'vlTa-r, THE SPARKS THAT KINDTED VICTORY Domied in their maroon and white uni- teams liy leading the fans in spirited cllecws. forms Warren Higliis t'lIOPl'l0zlLl6l'S uclflcfl to Always they IDVUITIOTPCT good sportsniunsliip, all atliletiv events. They t'llL'0ll1'iifICll the which is the true spirit of W.CT.H.S. lTlll',l.y.KiTN'l'l ll'll4i1'T'i mn-rr' always on lliv july whvn our JN. 'll-:uns wvrv in aivtiim. The-y ilI'Q'1 'l', 'Wm- ninglnn. Captain. Smiuxn Huw: ,T. Nlym-rs, A. Kimlmllv- Tn-rger, A, lluvn-Il. Tlllllll How: S. Cmrniuki. Nut Picmrrilr R. Wright. 78 GRIDIRON COMBAT Coaches Eck', Miers and Paul Flick watch the team scrim- mage during the first week of practice. With the loss of five regulars from last yearis squad the Wildcats returned Xto the hill facing a difiicult season. Running from the Split-T for the first time under their new coach, Paul Flick, the Cats set their sights at'the championship of the new District 10. The Wildcats opened their toughtest schedule in many years facing the Luray Bulldogs under the lights at Bing Crosby Stadium. With the game tied at the half 6-6 the cats roared back to score again in the third period and hold the Bulldogs scoreless to win hy a 12-6 score. Traveling to Richmond to face the Manchester Lancers. the Wildcats were stopped hy a 24--0 score. The Cat's offense couldnit get started due to Fmsr Row: J. Marlow, J. Brown, B. Burdette, D, Nicewurner, R. Liskey, J, Fox, W. Gore. B. Smith, N. lleluplune, D. Miers. Stiiiorw Row: li. Howell, 'l'. Ellis, W. Robinson, J, Brown, ll. Burke, J. Buies, D. Fla-li-ln-r, R, Breeds-n, J. Ret-ml, A. Settle, J. Smith. li. Rodgers. THIRD Row: Iluurll lVliers, R. Lit-kliiler, R. Cook, J, Biggs, C, Cooke. S. Riley, W, Ireson, D. Henry, C. Stm-kner, G. Kendall, D. Reed, P. Witclit-ll, Coucli Flick. .56 4 - Q 79 X .Www - -. .,-. ., . ,G N Q ,, f 'gjffgg ' :5??'fP ' Q . iw: SCHEIDIWLE , XV.C.ll.S. .. .,.l2: l,uray .. 1 N I Q :I W.C.H.S W.C.H.S W.C.H.S W.C.H.S W.C.H.S W.Cr.H.S W.C.H.S Co-Captain linssell liskey and .lanies Fox led the teani Illfllllgtll a l'llQlglt'll seawon, I3 lutnlrles hut their defense stood out eyen though the l,aneers dreyy lmlood four lllIlt'S. Taking on Clarke County on the lfaglc-'s neyy W.C..H.h. .. .. U: fVlaneheSter . .01 Clarke County . .. . . 0: ,larnes Wood ... .. ll: llandley .. -1 lfort llill .. . .. .. ll: Martinslmurg . .. .. ll: llarrisonhurg . ,. .. ll: llagerstown . there fighting to the linal yyhistle. Final sm-or Playing James Vllood the following week on 1 wet field. the Vlfildeats defense sparked them to 1 field the Cats repeated their pattern ol the pre- 0-Uvietoryp 'liheCats seored early on a punt return yious week in eonsistently lilllllllllllg away' every seoring opportunity. The Eagles yyalked away with a sound yietory lint the Wildeats were in and whitewashed the Colonels to 1-halk up their sec-ond league yin-tory. Having a 2-I reeord. the Wildeats journt 1 The Wildeats stop the Blue Str:-aka af llrown and Fletcher hreaks into the open aa lioies and lxent llrer-den move in lol' the taekle. elear the way. 80 to Winvlivstvr to niet-t tht- league- leading Handley luclge-s. Tha- Judges struvk thrcv tinnfs in tht- first tyso pvriomls anal lt-tl 20-tl at thu- half. The Wilml- rat ht-ld thu-in svorvless the sf-voncl hall' hut Vtllllflllil svorv tli0lnsc'ly'es. going tloyyn to tlvfvat 20-tl. , 1 Bnoyw, Izml liavk homo tho Wiltlvats took on the powerful lfort llill Svntinf-ls in yyhat prow-cl to he thvir host gamm- of the year. Scoring early' in thv first quar- tvr. the Wilclvats lu-pt thc- Sentinels off halanu- anal lt-rl T-6 at halftimv. Although fighting harcl tlw ser-ontl half. the Vlvilflvats c'oultln't stop tht- Senti- nvls strong ground attack ancl wvnl cloyyn to a respa-4-tahlv 26-T ch-fvat. Still playing non-lvaguv opponvnts tht- Vlliltl- vats took on tht- lNlartinslyurg Rullmlogs. Coavh Flivlx hail the lroys up for this gann- hut all their scoring efforts lmvlxfirvtl. Thx- lflulltlogs flisplay ing BVm'l'3 l'7- Tflflflf' a fast Split-'lioll'vi1sv4'ri1sliml tht- Xviltlrats I0-ll. ln their last lvague gamc of the svason tho Cats Wert' host to tht- llarrisonlvurg Blum' Strvalxs. 'lille' lgluv Streaks ywrv truly strvalxs'i to they Wil4lt'z1ts tlespitm- tht-ir hvayy lint-mon. 'l'hc- Cats wvrc vhas- ing th:-m all night anil lost hy a scorn ol' 20-tt. ln the final gamv ol the svason. tht- Wiltlrats lvft home to hattle llagvrstown. 'livrrihly out- rlassml. tht- Wilclvats again wi-rv plague-tl hy fum- lates most of which llagvrstown turnvcl into tourh- downs to romp oy vr the Wilclvats 27-tl. lfyft-ii though thvir svason wasn't too sur-11-ssflll D'M'f'1-Wh C I from the standpoint of yictorivs they Wildcats dis- playvrl fine' hustle- and goorl sportsmanship in all their gainvs. With many returning regulars tht- Wilrlvats lot out that familiar oltl vry wait until nvxt yvarf' Conti, Cvnrvr HH 1111 uiyyanyiu Guan lismy Pull ml .L 1 FELINI C Roan lx 'llwr J flx J Nlille-r, C. Duvi-, R, Cook, .l. Nlartin, ll, 'Slim-rs. Num I r l lurrx ll lupp l' Stu-l, ll, Crow. Nl. llQ'l'I'yIllill1, ll. lforvsin. R. W'in1's. W.C.H.S W.C.H.S. .. . . 6: W.C.H.S W.C.H.S THEDULE Manassas . . Charles Town Charles Town Handley .... The Wlldcat-. stop the Blue- btreaks dx Brown and Breeden move in for the tackle. RECORD BREAKERS KXHl'Ll.l'Y1QZ D, Armvntrout, IJ. Hunry, D, Arlm-mmm, D, Baer, K. Nliors, R, Jordan, Coacli Min-rs, Si:1:oNn How: D. Fletcher, S. Hilvy. P. Shim-r, J. Nlurlow, C, Kendall, 1, Brown. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE W.C.H.S. ....... 51: Broadway .......... 76 W.C.H.S. ....... 49: Harrisonburg ....... 48 W.C.H.S ........ 57: James Vlfood ........ 52 W.C.H.S .... ,... 5 25 Strasburg .......... 49 W.C.H.S. ....... 54: Clarke County ...... 63 W.C.H.S .,...... 46: Handley ........... 48 W.C.H.S. ..,.... 93: Luray ....... ..... 6 1 W.C.H.S. ....... 50: Montevidio . . . . . . . .54 W.C.H.S ........ 483 Martinsburg ........ 45 W.C.1l.S. ....... 66: Charlestown .. ..... 63 W.C.H.S. ....... 64: Broadway .......... 57 W.C.H.S ........ 49: Harrisonburg ....... 56 W.C.H.S .... ,... 5 8: james Wood ........ 54 W.C.H.S. ....... 45: Strasburg .......... 48 : Martinsburg ........ 46 W.C.H.S. ....... 42 W.C.H.S. ... . .731 Clarke County ......47 W.C.H.S. ....... 69: Handley ........... 83 W.C.H.S. ....... 89: Luray ..... ..... 5 0 W.C.H.S ........ 59: Montevideo . ..... 66 W.C.H.S 81: Charlestown .. ..... 64 l. ,. . 4 ' . qlkvgq I lll11li'l': Captain llnl Shine-r and Coach Mxer, ll. u., Z1 lew play before the ganxc, Managers, FRONT Row: D. Mit-rs, C. Howell. Sl-14:oNl1 Row: E. Rogers, I.. llolsingvr. Marlow scores again for Warren County. Shiner jumps high to shoot as Marlow gets set to rebound. With hopes. of returning to the tournament, the Wildcat cagers worked hard in quest of the Dis- trict 10 Crown. With the return of only one regu- lar from last year's team, Coach Eck Miers em- phasized team play in rebuilding around the six returning lettermen. Continuing to use the double- pivot and led by the high scoring of their big men, Phil Shiner and ,lohn Marlow, the team enjoyed a successful season characterized by close scoring contests. J.V. SCHEDULE Coach l7lick's junior Varsity gained experience W.C.H.S 23' Broadway . . 21 W.C.H.S. ....... James Wood in fast preliminary games. Many of these boys W.C.H.S Handley W.C.H.S Martinsburg will provide fine prospects for next year's varsity. W.C.H.S james Wood W.C.H.S Handley . . . W.C.H.S Martinsburg W.C.H.S Martinsburg W.C.H.S Charlestown W.C.H.S Broadway .. VV.C.ll.S ........ Handley . . . W.C.H.S ..... . . . James Wood KNr114:l.lws: ll. S f-a1 l fvt' k, Bud wr, . Martin, 0, Rose, A. Fox, T. Rust. S'l'A'YlllNtL2 W. Miller, W.l ,I t lf ll 5 J 'l' Flli S, D. Reed, W. Robinson. 84 The Wildcats entered their 1955 schedule with prospects of a successful season. Playing close games characterized by the fine pitching of its BATSMEN 0F'55 Fmsr Row: C. Howell, S. Riley, T. Campbell, K. Crnve, C. Lick- lider, B. Smith, J. Fox, D. Tobin. Si-1coNn Row: Coach E. Miers, H. Wertz, D, Smith, R. Denni- son, J. Smith, D. Darr, D. Ar- mentrout, J. Brown, W. Miller, D. Henry, P. Shiner, E. Wines, D, Bailey, J. Lockhart. hurlers, the Wildcats often had trouble pushing across enough runs to win. The team, however, showed a fair record of five wins and seven defeats. SCHEDULE W.C.H.S. . . . . . . 25 Rappahannock . . . . . 0 W.C.H.S. . . .... 113 Hagerstown . . . . . 7 W.C.H.S. . . . . . . Og Broadway ....... . . 1 W.C.H.S. . . . . 4-5 Montevideo . . . . . 2 W.C.H.S. . . . . . . 7, Loudoun County .... 1 W.C.H.S. . . . . 15 Montevideo . . . . . 5 W.C.H.S. . . . . . . 53 Rappahannock ...... 12 W.C.H.S. . . . . 8g Massanutten . . . . . . .14 W.C.H.S. . . . . . . 4:9 Broadway ..... . . 1 W.C.H.S. . . . . 1, Loudoun County . . . . 7 W.C.H.S. . . . . . . lg Hagerstown . . . . . .11 W.C.H.S. . . . . 1g Clarke County . . . . . . T Undertaking 'track for the first time with their new coach, Paul Flick, the Wildcats faced a rugged schedule of meets. Participating for the TRACK Take It and G01Up - and Over A f Fmsr Row: A. Fox, J. Miller, T. Rust G. Stockner, S. Bridges, K. Rowland E. Steele, J. Gardner, Sacorm Row R. Cooke, J. Fox, J. Reed, D. Reed A. Settle, R. Wines, A. Licklider, R. Oakes, T. Ellis, C. Cook. THIRD Row Coach Flick, W. Robinson, D. Fletcher J. Boies, J. Marlow, R. Liskey, W. Ire- son, S, Riley, P. Mitchell, G. Kendall. experience of track and as a start for football in the fall, the Wildcats showed up well whenever they participated. .,.... INTRAMU RAL SPORTSWOMEN The G.A.A. Council members pose for a picture before a special business meeting. Fmsr Row: Left to Right, Standing, J. Leadman, A. Shenkg Seated, Y. Ferguson, C. Hay- maker, J. Gott, B. Obcnchain, J. Robinson, B. Bowers, Sl-:COND Row: D. Shenk, C. Ruda- cillc, N. Hooper, J. Russel, T. Monnington, C. Fletcher, G. Reed, P, Aleshire. THIRD ROW: Standing, V. Finchamg Seated, B. Williams, N. Driggs, P. Sealock, A, Henson, The Girls' Athletic Association is composed of the sports-minded girls in our school. To be eligi- ble for membership a girl must have earned one hundred intramural points, and must continue to earn this number of points each year. P. Lynn. This club organized the bowling leagues and conducted the intramural tournaments. It has a council made up of the Homeroom Sports' Man- agers Which sets up the point system and handles other problems concerning intramural sports. Fmsr Row: l.cft to Right. P. Bryant. B. Lockhart, S. Smith, P. Aleshire, S. Reed, B. Whitenack, G, Stump, Point Recorder K. Pear- son, President H. Woody, Secretary-Treasurer J. Spaur, Vice-President J. Harkrader, M. Updike, A. Morehead, J. Shipe, A. Reil, P. Boomer, Sponsor Miss McClanahan. SECOND Row: D. Pearson, D. Thompson, K. Armstrong, P. Lynn, S. Gott, M, Sours, M. Green, G. Recd, D. Partlow, N. Keim. B. Obenchain, L. Johns, C. Haymaker, R. Langfltt, J. Laing, J. Grove, B. Deavers. THIRD Row: M. Brown, D, Knowles, K. Hinchey, B, Marlow, P. Hafler, B. Rowe, L. Schnieder, T. Monnington, A. Leadman, J. Gott, B. Santmyers, M. Peiler, M. Ramey, B. Morrison, C. Menefee, N. Baumgardner, FOURTH Row: B. Bowers, B. Fiddler, D. Ryan, J. Henry, E. Rives, S. Czarnitzlti, H. Almy, G. Steed, B. Clifton, L, Peachey, J. Leadman, B. Thorne, J. Montgomery. Fu-'Tit ROW: J. Myers, V. Finclmm, M. Fincham, M. Smith, N. Thomas, B. Grogg, D, Forrester, C. Harris, A. Clarke, A. Bean, J. Harrison, B. Bryant. 1 . Q, . THE CLASHING OF STICKS Early in Oetoherthe hockey team hegananothcr their practice now will provide later. Also they practive season. The team. coached by Miss Me- l 2'F'fd two pracllco games wllh Clark? County' Although hockey is a relatively new sport at Clanahan. learned the skills ol the ame. This W g W.C.l-lb.. many students have hecoine interested War llwf' loufnelefl to Mafllsml College l New in it and are anxiously awaiting the day when it a hoekvy game amd from this saw what thrills will he a varsity sport. Fmsr Rovx: I.:-ft to Right, R. Rowe. P. Bryant. R. Marlow, S. Smith. Ni. Finvlmm. D. Ryan, R, Rail. Siirtown Ron: Standing. Nliss M1-Clunullun: Sm-an-rl. A. Clarke, J. lluggurly. B. Fiddler. Nl. Pe-Her, Nl, Ford. C. Rm-rl, nmnuger. Tlllltll Ron: N. Tlionms. B. Bryant, lf. Smith. ll, lflifton. Y. Finn-huln. B. Thornv. J. Harrison, J. Cam-, Not Pin-turn-rl: li. Rives. The game is underway with a center holly. l l 87 ia hot. and another two points Ave is high. deuee is low. eome on .ludy up you go, the Wildkitties. 'l'ime in with the whistle. and thc basketball season has begun. The Wildkitties. led by Cap- tain jean Harrison. race on the eourt to win an- other vietory for Warren High. The team had a xery successful season. Never did these girls forget to uphold the Sportsmanis Creed nor become up- set over a defeat. Part of the eredit for their success should be gixen to Coaeh Jean lVlc'Clanahan. who in her first year ol coaching has won the admiration of all with her knowledge of basketball and the under- standing: manner in which she guides the team. W.C.H.b. . W.C.H.S W.C.H.5, . W.C.H.S W.C.H.S W.C.H.S W.C.H.S W.C.H.S W.C.H.S W.C.H.S VARSITY ......33: . .... 21: . .... 25: . .... 52: . ...28g . ...24-: . ...30: . ...04: 12g . ...39: SCHEDULE Culpeper .... Strasburg . . . Clarke County Luray lVlontevideo . . Culpeper .... Strasburg . .. Clarke County l,uray ...... lVlontex'ideo . Sl-1fxH,lr: Captain ,l, llarrison. K'WLr1l.IN4:: IA-fi to Rigln. Nl. Colley. N. 'lihoinalm ll. liynu. li. llliflun. Co-Captain X, I'ilIll'llilUl. N ' ' l lll lrlx fi tt ll Xllfl w li llin h x I Nlul l' XI n lu I3 li w l' lil tl Nl Il. lmlfllt-r. I., Nolaunl. 5I'A'XllI'NlLZ .. :gan 1, ,o , . 1' 1' 1' n ' o 1' v 28 20 30 31 21 39 38 SAL 32 3.3 TOP PICTURE: Coach McClahahan gives Cap- tain Harrison and Co-Captain Fincham a final word of advice before the game. BOTTOM PICTURE: Manager Becky Bowers and Assistant Manager Gloria Steed check the scorebook after the game. The l.V. Team shows real promise of de- veloping into a winning Varsity Team for future years. They, too, completed a successful season, which was highlighted bythe game with the faculty. ,I.V. l l SCHEDULE W.C.H.S ..... . . .38g Clarke County ...... 34- W.C.H S Z6 Culpeper 1 W.C.H.S. ....... 303 Culpeper ...... . . .29 W.C.H 5 34 Clarke County u FIRST ROW: Left to Right, H. Almy, M. Ramey. Captain U. Turner C Plclcler Q m li I l SECOND ROW: B, Santmyers, P. Reed, P. Herr, Co-Captain J D N K1 ,I Ca L 89 STRIKES AND SPARES Each Wednesday and Thursday afternoon groups of girls may he seen hastening from school to tho howling alley. These girls. who are members of the High School Girls' Bowling League, enjoy trying their luck at rolling strikes and spares. and the team competition which bowling provides. TOP Pliflilllih: WICUNICSDAY LEAGUE: Fmsr Row: Ls-ft to Right, B. Thorne. P. Mallory. S. Smith. V. Nlallory. li. Lovkliart. U, Sirliaugli. J. I.t-atlman. Smzoxo Row: M. Smith. P. Haifa-r. J, Wlilliams. P. Curry. l'. lion-rm-r, K. Armstrong. H. Woody. A, Bean. K. Pearson. THIRD Row: A. L1-atlnian. J. Henry. li. Harris, li. Forrt-sts-r. A, Clarke. M. Sours. B. wliliI?HiltxK. S. Colt. P, Alesliire. Ftllwlll Row: S. Ruesl. J, Baggarly, lf. l':SCllll2lt'kl'!', J. Robinson. J. Gott. lf. Coolslwy. P. Lynn, J. Woorlson. B. Ohonrliain. li. Bauglian, l50'I l'0lNl PIlI'l'llRl'1: THURSIJAY LEAGUE: Left to Right, Sean-il: D. Hicks. D. Partlow. P. Hawley. C. Rv:-cl. l ms'r Row: ll. Knowli-s. li. Rowe. J, Crow. C. Haymaker. S. Metz. S. Tolhvrt. B. Rirli. P. Herr. C. Saffvll. Summit Row: N. Km-im, J. Montgoinery. J. Kenriall, E. Smith. C. Winvow. M. Toulivy. li. Swanson. 'l'lllRn Row: G. Clifton, Nl. Finvliant, ll. Kendall, B. Clifton, B. Fiddle-r, X . Fins-ham. B. liowi-rs, Il, Ryan. 90 Fmsr Row: K. Pearson, G. Welsh, J. Leadman, B. Thorne, J. Baggarly, E. Pearson. SECOND Row: N. Keim, B. Talbot, B. Fiddler, E. Wright, S. Hedrick, M. Fincham, P. Bryant. THIRD ROW: R, Bowers, Mgr.: E. Rives, Asst. Mgng J. Myers, V. Fincham, J. Harrison, M. Mauck, J. Gott, Asst. Mgr. BAUER UP FOR SPRING SPORTS The 1955 Softball Team completed a successful season under the coaching of Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas. After practicing the fundamentals of the game, such as hitting, bunting, fielding, base running, and sliding, the team, in their bright red uniforms, took the field. SCHEDULE W.C.H.S Rappah annoc k W.C.H.S. . . . ..... 28, Strasburg . . . W.C.H.S. . . . . . . 5, Clarke County W.C.H.S Culpeper .... W.C.H.S Strasburg . . . W.C.H.S Clarke County W.C.H.S Culpeper .... W.C.H.S Rappahannock szioofozzt Pressed corsages, greasepaint and foot- lights-the words and pictures they paint bring back reminders of the memorable events in our life from every day occur- rences, to formal dances and dramatic productions. K J 3 Z-' eNo Fay Good Allan Hammock SEM MIRRUR Jean Harrison '7f7frle regnry m Ronnie Jnr him. CURTAIN CALLS VVARREN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL presents 66DRAMATICS Act Om' Home Sweet Homicide ........ Spotlight Players Act Tico Drums of Death .... ............... S enior Class Ac! TIIFUI' 'Ll.et's Keep Christmas .... .... l li-Y and 'l'ri-lli-Y Act Four loin Sawyer ............... . .. .Mnmok Staff Act Firc Showlmoat .................. ..... , lunior Class fin Six When Night Falls in Spain ..... Spotlight Players .461 Scrcn Scary Hollow ...... ........... S ophornore Class Try-outs tonight at 7:30 . . . the cast is posted on the lnullctin hoard in the front hall . . . cast of the first act will rehearse 'in the auilitoriurn . . . dress rehearsal tomorrow niglit . . . lights, curtain. action . . . full Cast on stage for at curtain call. This is the litr ofa Warren Hi production. hut the memories will last forever. ' Listen! Do you hi' ar those F Why no, we havent seen VII never be able to go . if joy to the world 'x'0 s, You ' u See boxl. Xav XO vfrme O reax QBWCU We Your father will have boat in ti wedding, me for the HGV! Lev go of me! The xRiver Queen' is mine now, i ROYALTY LEADS THE the Football Dance spon DANCEHAHQ the Crown' sored by the Junior Class ing, uFlossie and Allan enioy their first clance. ROYALTY is CROWNED- Whal Cl09S the Junior Prom have that we haven't? uFlossie Smith was crowned uFootball Queen by Mr. Dull. PRlDE lN OUR ACHIEVE ME NTS-Officers, members, and guests at the Annual Stall Banquet proudly survey their finished prod. uct, the 1955 MIRROR. SYS usweellwearf Da nce A QUEEN IS CRGWNED- Charlotte Noland, chosen To rergn over the annual F6- Ceives her crown from her Eg AT ,yf 'Pl TlME OUTMSltting out a dance gives busy leer a needed rest. .lUNlOR WHlRL-Guests at the Junior-Senior Prom, en- loy dancing to llwe music ol uPaul Siebertu. D9m0CfBCY in Pfacllfe l'll never be able lo fake all MUMENTS T0 REMEMBER ,Xl111x1- 11111l l11-y11111l 1l11- 1'1111li1w 11l'1-11-r11l11y s1-l11111l lil1- ll11- sl111l1111ts11l W111'1'1-11 lli 1-xp1'1'i11111'v Illillly l1ig 111111111-11lsf--f111111111'11Is I11 he re1111'111- l11'1'1'1l i11y1'111'sl111'111111' 1111111le11ls l11 l1111li l1111'li 1111 llllll 1'1-liw 1l11- 1'IlllllISlilSll1, Il11- 11ri1le. lllltl ll11- l1l1'11s11r1-s ll11-1 sl1111'1'1l. rEEll4'l'4' ws-rv Illilllf big 111111111-111s this 19111: 1 1x1-l1-11111i11g 111-w 1'11111'l11's. 1'1'lvl11'11Ii11g 11ll1lvli1' ' xi1'l111'i1's. i11ili11Ii11g1 ll11- 111-w julie l111x i11 the Q 4 1-11 l'Pll'I'Eil, 11111l 11l11111si11g sl111lv11l 1'11u111'il ullivers. if Jxlltl lllt'II. ll11- l1ig llllf urrivvs wh:-11 the 1956 MIRIROKS 111'1- 1lisl1'il111lv1l illlil c111'l1 Sllllltflll fills ils pugvs Milli illllUgf2lllllS ol t0111'l1Prs 11111l l'lilSSIllilll'S, 11111l '1r11111ll1 111l1ls il I11 l1is lil1r11ry. 31 c . 5 111 l11- l11lx1-11 11111 111 ll11' llilfS illlll yv11rst111'111111- 111 li111l rf-ll1'1'l1-1l 1111 ils 1111gvs ll11' 1111-11111r11l1l1' I l 3 111111111'11ls 11l' the-i1' s1'l11111l 1l11xs. ' A il ' f f f 1:3 1 1 - zf 3 .. may be heavy but he s our coach! What do the lDream Weavers' have that l haven'T? fl-1 DCD Giving f'-5 Can this be studying? who Says Nt Staff officers get that all- I important signature if 'NY' q --1, SENIOR STATISTICS WAYNE ALESHIRE: Band 1, 25 Science Club 1, 25 MIRROR Staff 2, 35 Class Officer, Secre- tary 15 .Iunior Varsity Basketball 15 Bowling 15 President 2, 3. RICHARD ALMY: Science Club 45 Track 3, 45 Hi-Y 4. LOUISE ANDRICK: Future Homemakers 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. MARGARET ARROWOOD: Entered W.C.H.S. 35 Intramural Sports 4. ROBERT ATHEY: District Education 3. ROBERTA ATHEY: Future Homemakers 15 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. DONALD ATWOOD: Safety Patrol 1, 2, 3, 45 Future Farmer 1, Treasurer 2, 3, 45 K.V.G. 2, Crew Leader 3, 45 Projectionists 1, 2, 3, 4. ANNA BELLE BAER: Band 15 Distributive Education 35 Intramural Sports 2. SAM BASS: District Education 3, 4. AUDRA BEAN: Tri-Hi-Y 2, Treasurer 35 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Choral Club 15 Wa-Co-HL Lights 3, 45 Office Helper 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 45 Iunior Varsity Cheerleader I, 25 Bowling 1, 3, 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 Magazine Captain 45 Senior Play 4. GLORIS BEATTY: Future Homemakers 1, 25 Distributive Education 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. PEGGY BEATTY: Future Homemakers 1, 2, 3, 45 Distributive Education 1, 25 Intramural Sports 1, 2. BETTY BLAKELY: Entered W.C.H.S. 25 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Sportlight Players 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4. PRUDENCE BOERNER: Future Homemakers 1, 2, 45 Reporter 35 Officer Helper 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 2, Treasurer 3, 4. REBECCA BOWERS: Future Homemakers 1, 3, President 25 MIRROR Staff 2, 3, 45 Library Helper 15 Monogram Club 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Varsity Basketball Assistant Man- ager 1, Manager 25 Varsity Basketball Assistant Manager 2, Manager 3, 45 Hockey Team 35 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Softball Assistant Manager 1, Man- ager 2, 3, 45 Sports Manager 4. HELEN BRADFIELD: Future Homemakers 45 Distributive Education 3, 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 4. BETTY BROWN: Distributive Education 3, 45 Wa-Co-Hi-Lights 25 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 4. JAMES BROWN: Future Farmers 1, 2, 3, President 45 Varsity Football 45 K.V.G. 1, 2, 3, 4. BONNIE BRYANT: Student Council 45 Sportlight Players 35 Future Homemakers 15 Wa- Co-Hi-Lights, News Editor 45 Library Helper 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Hockey Team 3, 45 Bowling 3, 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 3, 45 F.B.L.A. 25 Senior Play 45 Magazine Drive Captain 4. BENNIE BURDETTTE: Hi-Y 3, 45 Science Club 2, 3, 45 Wa-Co-Hi-Lights 2, Advertising Manager 3, Business Manager 45 Class Officer, Sergeant-at-arms 45 Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 45 .Iunior Varsity Basketball 15 Baseball 45 Projectionists 1, 2, 3, 4. TOBY BURNETT: Student Council 15 Hi-Y 3, Spotlight Players 1, 25 Science Club 3, Pres- ident 45 Wa-Co-Hi-Lights 1. JOAN CADDEN: Entered W.C.H.S. 3. Intramural Sports 3. WALTER CAMPBELL: Junior Varsity Football 15 Varsity Football 2, 35 Bowling 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track Team 2, 3. DEAN CARPER1 Spotlight Players 45 Distributive Education 3, 45 K.V.G. 2, 35 Student Patrol 1, 2, 3. JOAN CASE: MIRROR Stall 45 Bowling 2, 35 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM CHAPPELL: Distributive Education 4. 102 STEPHEN CLARK: K.V.G. 3, 4. ANNE CLARKE: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4, Wa-C0-Hi-Liglzls 1. News Editor 2. Sports Editor 3. Assistant Editor 4, Monogram Club 2, 3. 4, C.A.A. 1. 2. 3, 4, Junior Varsity Basketball 1, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, Head Cheerleader 4, Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1, Hockey Team 3. 4, Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2. 3. 4. BETTY CLIFTON: Clee Club 2, 3, 4, Choral Club Vice President 1, Octette 3, 4, Majorette 3. Drum Majorette 4, Future Homemakers 2. 3. 4. Reporter 1, Library Helper 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, C.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3. 4, Hockey Team 3. 4, Bowling 2. 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3, 4, Projectionist 2. 3. 4. MARY COFFEY: Attended W.C.H.S. 1 and 4, Band 1, G.A.A. 1, Varsity Basketball 4, Intramural Sports 1. COOK: Future Homemakers 1, Library Helpers 2, 3, C.A.A. 3, Bowling 2, 3, ROONEY COSTELLO: Track Team 2, K.V.C. 4. PETER CZARNITZKI: Junior Varsity Football 1. 2, Science Club 4. KENNETH DAMERON: Science Club Program Chairman 4. BILLY DANIEL: Student Council 4, Hi-Y 4, Science Club 4, Junior Varsity Basketball 2, Projectionist 2, 3, 4. NICKY DELOPLANE: Junior Varsity Football 2, Varsity Football 3. 4, Bowling 1, 2, 4, Track Team 2. 3. ALLEN DERFLINCER: Distributive Education 3, 4, Junior Varsity Football 1. RICHARD DURDEN: Distributive Education 4, Track Team 3. 4. MAXINE FARRIS: Future Homemakers 1. 2, 3, C.A.A. 2, Bowling 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2. 3. BETTY FIDDLER: Future Homemakers 1. 2. 3. Reporter 4, Mumon Staff 2. Assistant Advertising Manager 4, Monogram Club 3. 4, C.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4: Junior Varsity Basketball 1. Captain 2, Varsity Basketball 3. 4, Hockey Team 3. 4, Bowling 1, Team Captain 2. 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Softball 1, 2. 3. 4. MELINA FINCHAM: Clee Club 2, Choral Club 1, C.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4, Hockey Team 3. 4, Bowling 3, Treasurer 4, Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3. 4, Varsity Softball 3, 4, Sports Manager 2. VIRGINIA FINCHAM: Tri-Hi-Y 2. Chaplain 3, Clee Club 2, Choral Club 1, Future Home- makers 1, Wa-Co-Hi-Lights 4, Library Helper 4, Office Helper 4, Monogram Club 3. Vice- President 4, G.A.A. 1. 2, 4, Point Recorder 3, Junior Varsity Basketball 2, Varsity Basket- ball 3. Co-Captain 4, Hockey Team 3. 4, Bowling 1. 2. 3. Secretary 4, Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3. 4, Varsity Softball 3, 4, Sports Manager 4. MARILYN FOLEY: Choral Club 1, Future Homemakers 1. 2, 3, Wa-Co-Hi-Lights 1, 2, 3. 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. DOT FORRESTER: Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2, Chaplain 3. Secretary 4, Monogram Club President 4: G.A.A. 3. 4, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Intramural Sports 2, 3. 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Council 3, President 4. FRED FOSTER: Distributive Education 3, President 4, Junior Varsity Football 2, Junior Varsity Basketball 1, Baseball 1. FAY GOOD: Student Council 3, Future Homemakers 1. 2. Vice-President 3, Mlfmon Staff 2, 3, Editor 4, Library Helper 4. WAYNE CORE: Student Council 2, Hi-Y 3. 4, Spotlight Players 3, MIRROR Staff 1. 2. Promotion Manager 3, 4, Class Officers Sergeant-at-arms 3, Junior Varsity Football 1, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2, Bowling 2, 3, Track Team 2. 3, 4. TOMMY GRAY: Future Farmers 1, 2, 3, 4, K.V.C. 2. 3, 4. BETTY JEAN GROCC: Student Council 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Octette 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 1, Senior Play. 4. JOYCE GROVE: Library Helper 4, C.A.A. 3, 4, Bowling 3, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 4. 103 MARGARET HAMMOCK: Tri-Hi-Y 3, Science Club 3, Distributive Education Vice-Presi- dent 4, C.A.A. 1, 2, 4, Secretary 3, Bowling 2, 3, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Soft- ball 2, F.B.L.A. 2. ALLAN HAMMOCK: Hi-Y 2, Vice-President 3. Treasurer 4, Band 1, 2, Student Director 3, 4, Glee Club 2, President 3, 4, Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Wa-Co-Hi-Lights 3, Sports Editor 4, Class Officer Sergeant-at-Arms 2. ALLEN HANSELL: Distributive Education 3, K.V.G. 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY HARDMAN: Clee Club 2, 3, 4, Choral Club 1. JEAN HARKRADER: Distributive Education 4, Library Helper 1, G.A.A. 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. CANDACE HARRIS: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4, Clee Club 2, 3, 4, Choral Club, Secretary-Treasurer 1, Science Club, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Monogram Club, Secretary-Treasurer 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Bowling 1, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES HARRIS: Junior Varsity Football 2, Track Team 2, 3, 4, Projectionist 2, 3, 4, K.V.G. 1, 2, 3, 4. JEAN HARRISON Student Council 2, 4, Glee Club 2, Choral Club 1, Science Club 3, Wa-Co-Hi-Lights 2, News Editor 3, Editor 4, Class Oilicer Vice-President 2, Monogram Club 2, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 4, Vice-President 3, Junior Varsity Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Captain 4, Hockey Team 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. RODNEY HEFLIN: Distributive Education 3, 4. JANET HENRY: Future Homemakers 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. JEAN HENRY: Intramural Sports 4. LEON HENRY: Distributive Education 4. AURELIA HENSON: G.A.A. 3, Intramural Sports 1, 3, 4. DONNA HICKS: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Chaplain 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choral Club 1, G.A.A. 2, 3, Bowling 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, Vice-President 1, President 4, Octette 4. JAMES HOWELL: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 4, Distributive Education 4, MIRROR Staff 3, 4, Junior Varsity Football Manager 2, Varsity Football Manager 2, Junior Varsity Basket- ball Manager 2, Varsity Basketball Manager 2, Baseball Manager 2, Track Team Manager 2, K.V.G. 2, 3, 4, Projectionists 2, 3, 4. ROBERT INCLES: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, K.V,G. 4. CHARLOTTE JENNINCS: Choral Club 1, Future Homemakers 1, 2, Distributive Educa- tion 1, Wa-C0-Hi-Lights 3, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. EDITH JONES: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Clee Club 2, 3, Choral Club 1, Future Homemakers 1, Science Club 2, 3, MIRROR Staff 2, 3, Business Manager 4, F.T.A. 1, 4. JEAN JONES: Future Homemakers 1, Distributive Education 4, F.B.L.A. 3, Parliamenta- rian 4. RONNIE JORDAN: Student Council 3, Hi-Y 4, Wa-Co-Hi-Lights 4. Class Officer President 3, 4, Junior Varsity Football 2, Junior Varsity Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, Baseball 2, 4, Girls' and Boys' State 3, Track Team 2. BARBARA KENDALL: Student Council 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Secretary- Treasurer 4, Choral Club 1, Octette 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3, 4, Future Homemakers 1, C.A.A. 2, 3, Bowling 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. NORMA JEAN KESLER: Majorette 1. 2, 3, Distributive Education 4, MIRROR Staff 1, 2, Junior Varsity Basketball 1, Intramural Sports 1, 2. MARY KLIMASHESKIE: Choral Club 1, Future Homemakers 1, 2, Science Club 1, Dis- tributive Education 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Cheerleader 2, Junior Varsity Cheerleader 1 , Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. JUANITA LAING: Future Homemakers 1, 2, 3, Wa-Co-Hi-Lights 3, C,A.A. 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Ollice Helper 4. 104 GERLENE LAMB: Intramural Sports 1, Z, 3. MARY LEACH: Future Farmers Honorable Member 2. 3, Science Club 4, Library Helper 4, G.A.A. 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Oflice Helper 4. RUSSELL LISKEY: Hi-Y 4, Treasurer 3, MIRROR Stall 2, 3. Circulation Manager 4, Class Oflicer President 1, Junior Varsity Football 1, Varsity Football 2. 3, Co-Captain 4, Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2, Bowling 2, 3, Baseball 2. 4, Track Team 4. JACKSON LOCKHART: Baseball 3, 4. JAMES LOWRY: Future Farmers 1, 2, Reporter 3, 4, K.V.G. 1, 2, 3, 4, Crew Leader 3, 4, Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES LUPTON: Future Farmers 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROLE MARROW: Tri-Hi-Y 2, Treasurer 3. President 4, Choral Club 1, Wa-Co-Hi-Lights 2, 3, Feature Editor 4, Library Helper 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, Varsity Cheer- leader 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. SHIRLEY MERCHANT: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM MERCHANT: Junior Varsity Football 1, Varsity Football 2, 3, Track Team 2. JACK MCCRACKEN: Wa-Co-Hi-Lights 1, 2, Junior Varsity Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Varsity Basketball Manager 4, Track Team 3. JAMES MCCLURE: Hi-Y 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Wa-Co-Hi-Lights Photographer 4. ALLEEN MOREHEAD: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choral Club 1, C.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, G.A.A. Council 3. BOBBY NETHERS: Student Council 4, Class Olficer Secretary 4, Junior Varsity Football 2, Bowling 2, 3, Track Team 2, 3, 4. MARGUERITE NEWCOME: Future Homemakers 1, Distributive Education Secretary 4, Wa-Co-Hi-Lights 1, Circulation Manager 2, Assistant Business Manager 3, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, F.B.L.A. 2, Reporter 3, 4. DICKIE NICEWARNER: Hi-Y 3, 4, Science Club 3, Distributive Education 3, 4, Junior Varsity Football 1, 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Track Team 2. 4, School Patrol 1, 2. CHARLOTTE NOLAND: Entered W.C.H.S. in 2, Student Council 2. Vice-President 3. President 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Clee Club 2, 3, MIRROR Stall 3, Senior Editor 4, Class Officer Treasurer 2, Monogram Club 2, 4, Vice-President 3, G.A.A. 2. 3, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, Girls' and Boys' State 3, F.T.A. 2. 3, 4, Hi-Y Council Secretary 3. RAY ODEN: Distributive Education 1, K.V.C. 1, 2, Student Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4. MARVIN OWENS: Spotlight Players 3, Distributive Education 3. 4, Varsity Football Man- ager 1, 2, Varsity Basketball Manager 1, 2, Bowling 3, Baseball Manager 1, 2. RAY PARTLOW: Future Farmers 3, Sentinel 4, K.V.C. 2, 3, 4. ROBBIE PARTLOW: Future Farmers 1, 2, 4, Sentinel 3, K.V.C. 2, 3, 4. JULIE PETIT: Wa-Co-Hi-Lights 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1. 2. 4. BARBARA PUCKETT: Student Council 1, Future Homemakers 1. 2, Wa-Co-Hi-Lights 3' Office Helper 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 1, 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 2, 3. DAVID RAMSEY: Distributive Education 4. MARY REDMON: Glee Club 2, 3, Intramural Sports 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4. s SCOTTY REID: Hi-Y 2, 3, Science Club 3, 4, Projectionist 3, 4. CHARLES ROWLAND: Future Farmers 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Projectionist 4, K.V.C. 1 2, 3, Crew Leader 4. ALLAN RUDACILLE: K.V.C. 2, 3. AUSTIN RUDACILLE: K.V.G. 2, 3, 4. DIANE RYAN: Future Homemakers 1, 3. Treasurer 2, Wa-Co-Hi-Liglzts 3, Office Helper 2, Monogram Club 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2., Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Hockey Team 3, 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 3, F.B.L.A. 3, 4. 105 PAT SAFFEL: Tri-Hi-Y 2, Secretary 3, President 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choral Club 1, Distributive Education 3, 4, Monogram Club 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 1. ANNE SCOTT: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Distributive Education 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 1, 2, 4, Secretary 3. DANNY SEALOCK: Distributive Education 4, K.V.G. 3, 4, School Patrol 1, 2, 3, 4. JANET SEALOCK: Tri-Hi-Y 2, G.A.A. 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. OBIE SEALOCK: Distributive Education 3, 4, K.V.G. 1. CECIL SETTLE: Distributive Education 3, 4. PHILIP SHINER: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, Science Club 3, MIRROR Staff 3, 4, Class Ollicer Vice-President 1, President 2, Secretary 3, Junior Varsity Ilgootllgag l, Varsity Football 2, 3, Junior Varsity Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, ase a 2, 3, 4. EVELYN SHOWERS: Tri-Hi-Y 1, Future Homemakers 1, F.B.L.A. 1. SUE SIMPSON: Student Council 3, Future Homemakers 1, 2, 3, 4, Wa-Co-Hi-Lights 3, 4, Oflice Helper 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Bowling 3, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 4, F.T.A. 4, Reporter 3, F.B.L.A. 3, President 4. BONNIE SIRBAUGH: Student Council 1, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choral Club 1, Octette 3, 4, Office Helper 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Bowling 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM SMITH: Junior Varsity Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4. GREGORY SMITH: Student Council 3, Treasurer 1, Secretary 2, Science Club 4, Class Officer Vice-President 3, 4, Junior Varsity Football Manager 1, 2, Varsity Football Manager 1, 2, 3, Varsity Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, Girls, and Boys, State 3, Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 4. LESLIE SMITH: Junior Varsity Football 2, Junior Varsity Basketball 1. MARGARET SMITH: G.A.A. 1, 3, Bowling 1, 3. RALPH SOWERS: Distributive Education 4. .IO ELLEN SPAUR: Student Council 1, Band l, 2, Library Helper 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, Secretary- Treasurer 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 2, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4. FLOYD THARPE: Future Farmers 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4, K.V.G. 2, 3, Crew Leader 4. NORMA JEAN THOMAS: Student Council 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 4, Science Club, Vice-President 3, 4, MIRROR Stall 3, 4, Office Helper 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 4, Hockey Team 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports Manager 3. PEGGY TOBIN: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choral Club l, Future Homemakers 1, 3, 4, Historian 2, G.A.A. 2, Junior Varsity Cheerleader 2, Intramural Sports 2. JOHN TRAISTER: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 4, Wa-Co-Hi-Lights 2, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Football 1, Varsity Football 2, 3. CARTER TURNER: Distributive Education 3, 4. PEGGY TYREE: Library Helper 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2, F.B.L.A. 2, 3. MARY LEE UPDIKE: Tri-Hi-Y 3, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choral Club 1, Library Helper 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, Vice-President 4. WARREN WEST: Distributive Education 3. PEGGY WHITE: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Choral Club 1, Future Homemakers 1, 2, Intramural Sports 1, 2, F.B.L.A. 3. GENE WILLIAMS: Hi-Y 3, 4, K.V.G. 3. ROGER WILLIAMS: Distributive Education 3, 4. HARRIETT WOODY: Student Council 1, 2, Wa-Co-Hi-Lights Secretary 3, Class Officer Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, Library Helper 1, Office Helper 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, President 4, Bowling 1, 2, Secretary 3, President 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM WRIGHT: Student Council 1, Hi-Y Treasurer 3, Chaplain 4, Future Farmers Secretary 1, 2, 3, Class Officer Treasurer 4, K.V.G. Crew Leader 3. 106 Administration Advertisements .. Band ......... Baseball .......... Basketball, Boys . . . Basketball, Girls . . . Bowling, Girls ..... Cafeteria Workers . Cheerleaders .... Choral Club .... Curtain Calls ...... Dedication .......... Distribution Education . Eighth Grade ....... Ensemble ..... . . Ex Libris . . Faculty .... Finis ..... Football .... Foreword .......... .... Freshman Class ............ Future Business Leaders of America Future Farmers of America . . . Future Homemakers of America Future Teachers of America . Glee Club ............. G.A.A. ...... . . . Hi-Y ............ Hockey ............ ln A Social Whirl .... Index ............ Janitors ........ ,lunior Class ..... Library Helpers . . . Magazine Helpers . . Majorettes ...... . . Mirror .............. Moments To Remember . . Monogram Club ...... Octette ......... Office Helpers . . Patrol ........ Projectionist .... Science Club .... Seniors Senior Mirror .... Senior Statistics . . Softball ........ Sophomore Class . . . Spotlight Players .... Student Council .... Table of Contents . . Theme Pages .... Title Pages .... Track ......... Tri-Hi-Y ....... Wa-Co-Hi-Lights . . . INDEX 107 ..12-13 110-136 64 . . . 85 . .83-84 ..88-89 90 51 78 62 ..96-97 4 69 . .4-8-50 65 1 H14-21 .....14-0 ..79-82 7 .A-5-4-7 75 74- ..72-73 71 63 86 66 87 ..98-99 ...107 51 ..36-41 55 56 65 . .60-61 100-101 57 63 56 55 56 70 . . 22-35 . .94--95 102-106 91 . .42-44 . . . 68 . .54-55 5 ...6-9 85 67 . . 58-59 .2401 uerfiwrfi For helping us to present our life in pie- tures and in print We say Thank Youl' to our advertisers, who hy permitting us to tell you about their business estahlish- ments have hecome a vital part of our life. s,. , .f .vrfff ,, - ...M - 1 K UV- n h sl Vx AX X 06329 fm Aw CG -0.5 ik-ww' ' 5 CGVZRSFGN WATCH ' WV' ,A X HUNT All SBERRY5 L.,M.8M ix 4. ,Mix . +L., MSN wh- ki. 'Nw Hmm annum MOKJRS .UC gm, sw-4 www AI ,f Ns Q mu new Nail! het waitin Ni SS ullivvwz! vw Nw.. 'www QAQNQQ 940342 an ,mai was 0 'VFW ww, .. M, i ,Q 'f Wivsfdnf. A sid km ww S VINCFS RESYA URANT PN '9'OP5ael91 Ygy, 4,5 I 'NN-Q-Pfi4.a-on , 9swf.E.g.,Q,4.p.,h,hbY1 4 ,L LN. as 'Vw . 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Through consistent and intensive research, American Viscose Corporation is constantly expanding its usefulness to include a wide area of technical progress aimed at improving America's standard of living and many graduates of Warren County High School are helping to achieve this goal American Viscose Corporation Front Royal, Virginia I7 'Numbers indicate the number of years the firm has advertised in THE MIRROR Jsszs-,EE om I 'FF F-or Iubricafion, wash fob, or any ofher car service go fo SKYLINE SERVICE CENTER Janei and Vonnie know +I1a+ wi'I'I1 Hs new addifion, H s well equipped +o serve fhem. 4 for BELLE BoYD RESTAURANT HeaI+I1fuI Recrea+ion Chicken-in-+he-Rou9I1 SERVED OR BOXED TO GO I I CHARCOAL ERZDILED STEAKS phone BQ44 Phone I2II Enfrance Io Skyline Drive 7 5 WI1e1'I1eri+'s sfeak or hofdogs, THINKING OI: BUILDING? you can End if al' fhe BLUE RIDGE MARKET See J. A. CROSS 9 Blue Ridge Ave. Fronl Royal, Va. Phone 3I3 3 BUILDING MATERIAL I0 H ERFF-.ION ES DUNCAN INSURANCE COMPANY CORPORATION ManuIaCIU'e'S of A. B. HONTS- HOWARD A. DUNCAN WARREN COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL RINGS FIRE AUTOMOBILE Virginia RSFDVTGSSFIIGIIVS JAMES L. DECK 300 Em MEIN SIRI FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA RICHMOND I9, VIRGINIA Phone 800 I4 7 For For PLAY LITTLE SHOES GIFTS For po, DRESS --Big' SHOES GIFTS For For WORK GIFTS THAT LAST SHOES THE 1EwEL Box, mc. ,f,'L'j'Ilf?25IEE,iIFQ 3 7 PAUL'S MAYTAG STORE is the aufhorized dealer for Washers, Ironers, Dryers, Ranges and Food Freezers. There's nofhing like a cone of Tasfee-Freex afler a busy day af school. Jusf ask fhe gang Ihaf heads for +he TASTEE- FREEZ every afiernoon ai 3:30. Lei your hair be your crown- ing glory. Visii Ihe PARI- STYLE BEAUTY SHOP. The MARSHALL MOTOR COMPANY has Buiclx cars, Experl service, Used Cars- B. F. Goodrich Tires and 24 hour Wreclrer Service. Joan Isnows Ihaf 'rhe easies+ way io have her clofhes clean- ed is by fhe convenienf Curb- Service al ROYAL PALACE CLEANERS. Lef's gel on fhe ball and go fo BILL'S SPORTING GOODS for the besf in spor+ing equip- menl. Warren High sfudenfs are convinced +ha+ MARLOWE'S INSURANCE will give Ihem rhe besl profeciion. Brenda, Eileen, and Jack have a final checlx-up on +heir car af 6OCHENOUR'S SERVICE STATION before going 'ro fhe school game. Jerry Wagner, Levale Schneider and Tanis Monning+on are opening Their CHRISTMAS SAVINGS a'I' The I7 CITIZEN'S NATIGNAL BANK IN TROUBLE? DON'T WORRY Jusi Call EDDIE'S SERYICE CENTER Efficieni' Dependable Service oih and Norih Royal Avenue Phone 59l2 7 The Righi' Way is Parkway CHEVROLET-CADILLAC Sales - Service PARKWAY CHEVRGLET, INC. Phone 53 or 54 From' Royal, Virginia voice or THE WILDCATS W. F. T. R. For fhe besl' in lis+eninlg enlerlainmenl' Music, Sporls, News 7 For Girl friends and Boy friends Sislers and Brofhers Mo'l'l'1er and Falhers SPECIALIZING IN AL'L Or Somefhing 'for Yourself STEEL PRODUCTS You're Sure fo find il' al' l'l1e WINCHESTER FRONT ROYAL 8 I Sfalifed largely by graduafes of Warren A l'1ome like l'l1lS can be yours Coun+y High School See Guy Marlow, builder The Friendly Old Reliable BANK llli..ll!,ARREN MllRLOW MOTOR COMPllNY Sludenl Accounls are Welcomed 707 Commerce Avenue Phone 678 I7 6 STOP Enjoy a Meal al' ihe TEAPOT RESTAURANT Always a choice of lhe 'things you like l J. S. COOLEY. INC. Gasoline Fuel Oil Ol B Sales and Serv Pl E' g a H f' g Rf g + Phone 372 II66 F 'r R l 2 LiHle Susan Lee says . . . WATCH SHOP Peek-a-Boo! Welch ancl Cloclc Repairing l'll be seeing you '25 EMM 2 al' 1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE nunmEns srumo MOP Fo' CHANDLER ELECTRICAL He fakes picfures for fhe MlRROR COMPANY 4 Easf Main Sfreef Phone I I33 7 Mal 'UMJAQJ gram SCHENCK FOODS CO. Wholesale Food Supplies WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA 5 SINGER sells and services ifs producfs only fhrough SINGER SEWING CENTERS. Look for 'I'l1e famous RED S on 'I'he window of your SINGER SEWING CENTER 3I7 Easf Main Sfreei Phone I295 3 K ,, AH H' lm S l'1 l goof! widhefi er lg, ,c,oXjVHA'l'? of fhe Business? ai' SKYLINE MOTOR ROLLER HOTEL FRONT ROYAL. VIRGINIA 9 BUSINESS COLLEGE Diplomas may be earned in SI Secreiarial work and Accounl g 2 9 in Neel S CIT The GGH9 AITGYS 95 1'30u'l' TAPP'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION Texaco credif cards honored FI RESTONE Tires-Tubes-BaH'eries-Accessories Road Service 530 N. Royal Avenue I3 Phone 59 I 8 Re+iring is a real pleasure a'I' BOARD TIRE AND BATTERY says Mary Green 5 The besi' in Flowers and Service PEGGYE'S FLOWER SHOP The shop Io know in FronI Royal, Virginia Main Sireef Phone 245 THE C 8: E CO. specializing in INSULATION Perfeciion Rock-Wool for your Home- Aparimenf or Commercial BuiIding-TripIe- Slide Aluminum Sform Windows 81 Screens Telephone II66 BELL CLOTHES' STORE Headquariers for Men's, Boys' and Sfudenfs' Clofhes Where Your Credif is Always Good FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA I3 EOR Style . . . FOR ?it . . . EOR Quality . . . U IIE LOTHES All The nice Things for young men SMITH'S Beffer Men's Wear 220 Easf Main Sfree-T FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA Besl' Wishes for your success STAUFFER-CHEMICAL CUMPIINY BENTONVILLE, VIRGINIA 8 THE Wanf a Good Home? Call 346 Ronnie, William and Iheir daddy, Jack Gilliam f MARKET 0 GILLIAM 8: SDNS LUMBER C0 Sells ai, Aucnon '6 and They will build I+ Thursday of each week CATTLE, SHEEP, HOGS G 81 M and MUSIC CENTER HORSES 38 W. Boscawen Sfreef WINCHESTER, VIRGINIA FRONT Row-xL, vuzeumm Phone MO 2-3836 Phone T03 HANDS Headquarfers for Every+hing Musical 7 2 GENERAL CHEMICAL DIVISION Allied Chemical 81 Dye Corporation P.0. Box 883 FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA Phone 52I LeI's meef the gang al' CIL'S PIT BARBEQUE where service is quick and we'll gel l'he moslesl for +he leasl'es+ 4 J. F. FORSYTH AND CO Hardware and Duponl' Painls Soulh Royal Avenue FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA I6 GOLLADAY BUILDING SUPPLY. INC. FRONT ROYAL POULTRY MARKET Dressed Fresh while you wail' LUMBER, ROOFING 8: MILLWORK CHICKENS PAINTS 8: HARDWARE TURKEYS DUCKS Fronl Royal Slephen Cily GEESE Phone 934 Phone I36 Always lhe Besl Marlcel Prices for you 3 L. G. BALFOUR WALTER B. ANDERSON Virginia Represenfafive RICHMOND, VIRGINIA Leading Manufacfurers of Class Rings and Pins I6 N-of Mo'rher Hubbard's Cupboard buf THE CORNER CUPBOARD If isn I' bare IO3 Polk Avenue 2 CongraI'uIa+ions +o Ihe Class of '56 MADDOX FUNERAL HOME FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA I8 MOOREIS RADIO AND T. V. Highesf Quaiiry of Radio and Television and Besr of Service 7 Shop af M 81 Ivi SUPERMARKET for FRESH FOODS-FROZEN FOODS SPECIALTIES Mrs. Gerfrude Brown, who named our annual in I936, pauses Io ask Allan aboui Ihe MIRROR, while Mrs. Kephari Ioolrs on. I6 COFIFMAN FISHER The Fashion CenI'er for all your shoppin-g needs Main S+reeI Fronf Royal, Virginia I5 Jane? helps BeH'y select a dress for Ihaf big eveni- CARL HAFFER'S sovsu fad sefvlce CENTRAL BARBER SHOP PLUMBING - HEATING and is flue place 'ro go if you care enough 'ro olL BURNER SERVICE 'ook YOU' basl Cloud S+. Fronl' Royal, Va. 212 E- Main Shed 2 4 Nancy Driggs and Roger Boerner 'fI1ink'I I1is new DODGE is Ihe besf ever Dodge and PIymou+I1 Service DOWNIN G MOTOR CO. 9 FRONT ROYAL DONAHOE-S AUTO SERVICE ' . V Dis+ribu+ors of FLOWERS AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP Phone 4'5 SOI-O3 Easf Main Sfreef Phone I66 P.O. Box 643 Fronl' Royal, Virginia 3 I3 FRONT ROYAL MOTORS lncorporaied THOMAS H. FUSSELL FLORIST Home of A4 206 Sou+h Royal Avenue USED CARS AND TRUCKS FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA Phone I50 FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA Phone 793 8 8 FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA AUTO HRE WE BUILDING SUPPLIES INSURANCE Ci'rizen's Nafional Bank Bldg. BUILDERS Over Twen'Iy Years Experience in WELL DRILLING Undefwfmg 3 2 For everyfhing from frozen foods, Members gf Class gf '56 io cigare'H'es and candy, has are Always Welcome LE DANE'S GROCERY ai John MarshaII Highway FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA l4+h and Shenandoah Avenue 4 Congrafulafions To The Class of '56 LOCUST PIN CO. FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA II We inviie you +o visii' us for your furnifure needs Don'I' delay, come in Today By The way, your credif is O.K. ai KibIer's Two sfores Iocafed across from Weavers and across from Courf House KIBLER FURNITURE COMPANY I2 Visii' Virginia's Famous SKYLINE GIIIIERIIS Ihe WorIcI's Largesf Collecfion of Anfho- difes is found only in fhe Skyline Caverns. These unique crysfal- Iizecl mineral formafions are known as The Orchid of +he Mineral Kingdom. I0 EAT AND ENJOY lc: EREANI 'N sl .QQXI M132 kv wang, ig 7 X ,ww ICE CREAM 6 5 Pro+ec+ion IS MORE THAN policies DOWNIN6 INSURANCE Courl' House Lawn MARCHI'S Wholesale-Refail Frui+s and Candy Phone 3I FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA MORTON'S Ladies Apparel-Shoes FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA I4 IS YOUR HOME COLD? Sfaunch supporfers of W.C.H.S. can relax wiflw a meal 'Found ai' +l1e W-RIC'-E5 I-lY-wY RESTAURANT They offer qualify malerials and guaranfeed U25 S' d h A Ph 397 workrnanslwip Q TCTIOTT Oil VeI'TUe One 7 MOM'S and POP'S I+'s 'rlme Qualiiy fha? CounIs A good place +o eaf Founfain Service R A sag 4-scoop Milk shake .25 Q9 ' 704, Biggesf Hamburger in Town 'Y Emil-Tut all 0 208 Souflw Royal Avenue Phone I329 Q dlllllEiNEn Q 2 cnnnfnr 'CLE9 MCROYAL McCROYS l,,c,,,p,,,,f,d Launclerers and Cleaners 2I3-2I5 Easl Main Slreef FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA 3 Phone 490 FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA for bread and pasfries of 'I'I1e I1igI1esI qualify Congrafulafions Io Ihe class My IUMMM of '56 !0l glllfll' 5llCCe55 THE RIDDLEBERGER RIVERIEL I-IME AND CARTER STCNE' COMPANY OIL CC., INC. INC- 4 I4 SURE IS FUN TO SHOP AT TIIE RUYAL BAKERY A Real Trea'r! exclaim Ihese girls, afier a hard day aI school. I8 Over 63,000 Modern Housewives in 'rhis area Now cook wi+h ELECTRICITY! No smoke-No sooi'-No fumes 'Cleaner-Safer NUIITHERN VIRGINIA PIIWER CII. An invifafion Io all girls of W.C.H.S. When you fhink of geH'ing married Think of- RAMSEY'S 4 PARK GULF SERVICE as I'he place fo selecl' your china 707 Soulh Royal Avenue d I Gasoline-Oil-Lubricalion an g asswa re Washing-Polishing-Accessories Pick Up 8: Delivery Service FRONT ROYAL' VIRGINIA -Road Service- Phone 47 O. F. HINKLE JR., Mgr. Phone I226 3 8 WARREN QUALITY SHOP Fron+ RoyaI's Fines? Men's Sfore ROYAL QUALITY SHOP The S+ore Every Woman Knows The Royal Road Io Beauiy paves your way 'ro success and well living. Follow This road Io The ROYAL BEAUTY SHOP I5 Chesier S'rree'r Phone 23I I8 3 ROYAL CAB ROBERT P. CUPP phone 580 For Ihe Finesl in Floor Finishing . Phone 503 24 Hour Service 239 Lee Syreeyk CHARLES BIGGSI Owner FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA 4 5 SHENGIIS CORPORIITION BoH'IecI gas service SOUTHERN STATES FRONT ROYAL COOPERATIVE, INC. 7 Souih Royal Avenue Manassas Sfreef FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA 3 Congra+uIaHonS For durable work cIo'I'I1es always go Io Ihe and STUKES Cl0THING STORE Besf Wishes and For dependable Jransfer service :oz E. Main s+fee+ ca PM ,8, ALVIN B. stones TRANSFER 2 The efficieni' and dependable service of SHINER'S DRUG STIJRE has made if fhe place Io sI'op for all drugs and cosmefics. I6 Mary and Norma receive fheir prescripfion prepared correcfly and efficienfly. E There's No Mys- 'I' e r y W h y I' h e Crowd Runs for fhe RUYAL DAIRY afrer a game SUPER- Sandwiches Drinks Ice Cream Service Tha+'s How we ceiebafed 'l'he vicfory over Culpeper!! Tops 8 Your home deserves 'Ihe besf -Tha'I's Always KIRKLAND'S T.V. and APPLIANCE STORE Where T.V. and Radios are Iheir speciaI+y VIRGINIA LAUNDRY Pick-up and Delivery Service Phone 126 FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA I4 Wash job, Iubrica'Iion, or any car service see 'Ihe friendly folks BLUE RIDGE GIFT SHOP Gifrs for fhe Enfire Family a+ 5I4 SHELL SERVICE CENTER WI' ROW' phone 5974 FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA N. Shenandoah Ave. Froni Royal, Virginia We give S 81 H Green Stamps Careful Service is Given Every Car Wanl' a BeHer Builf Home? af Why no+ con+ac+ NATIONAL PARK WILLIAM correv 2'?R.V'CE 5.TAl'QN rave In offen lo enloy This service CONTRACTOR Phone 5934 HGPPY Creek Road Phone 993lVl 239 N, Royal Ave. Fronl' Royal, Va 8 SDUTHLIIND LIFE INSURANCE CUMPIINY Life Insurance for Every Need Annuifies Savings Morlgage Cancellalion Term Profeclion Educalional Enclowmenls Renl' Cancella+ion Family Income Proleclion Reliremenl' Life Income Over One Billion Dollars Insurance in Force Local Office 5l4 Norlln Royal Avenue FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA JOHN W. AFFLECK, Supl. WARREN H.GOOl.SBY,lv1gr. LAMAR OWENS, Supl. FOR THOSE ROMANCES OR WILD NNESTERNS GO TO THE Cinemascope Movies lhrill us!! He gol mel! PARK AND MURPHY THEATERS GRIFFITH'S T.v. 3. APPLIANCES Wes+inghouse-Zeniih Television Wesfinghouse Appliances Compleie T.V. 8: Radio repairing Warren Paint 81 Supply 0 GLASS 0 PAINT 0 WALLPAPER 4I5 E. Ivlain Sireei FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA I3 UPHAVEN RESTAURANT V. C. UPDIKE, Owner Ice Cream, Sandwiches Gas 8: Groceries Phone 6IO Fronl' Royal, Virginia SKYLINE MUSIC CO. 4IO Kerfoor Avenue BENNY ROWE, Owner BENTONVILLE, VIRGINIA Juke Boxes Coin Machines SIMONPIETRI'S GIFT 8: HANDICRAFT SHOP '-., rt Q FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA ' Exclusive Dis+ribu+or ' Famous Clore Handmade Furniiure ai shop prices also V an abundance of Gif+s X I3 RUFUS W. WALL For Ihose who care enough Io Ioolc Iheir bes+- We Recommend WEST END BARBER SHOP 8 Wes? Main Sireel' 4 Your Keepsake Dealer JEWELER Your Keepsake dealer invifes you 'Io come in and see Ihe lovely paHerns of crys+aI, china, and silver, feafuring Na'rionaI adverfised lines. Phone 974 3 I9 E. Main Sireei 3 . I 4 :fe . ,, A, I v I I I I V P VIRGINIA GENTLEMAN Fine Food Courieous Service Dining Room and 'Coffee Shop Scene in BenIonviIIe,YT I wATcH AND CLOCK sHoP T. W. U. A. LOCAL NO. 37I UNION HALL Locaied on Chesier Sfreef suilrable for: Banquefs, Dances, Movies Reasonable Raies TEXTILE WORKERS UNION OF AMERICA 5 Phone 468 DOWDY'S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Washing-PoIishing LuI:ricaI'ion-Fires+one Tires l23 Norih Royal Avenue Nexi 'ro Bus Siaiion Open 24 Hours' WARREN DRY CLEANING WORKS Hafs cIeanecI and blocked Draperies-Curfains Slip covers-Upholsfering I I WALL MOTOR CO. INCORPORATED OLDSMOBILE DEALER Sales and Service 348 Remouni' Road Phone 324 6 THE WARREN PRESS Prinfing and Publishing THE WARREN SENTINEL Esralolishecl I869 I I - I . I I so I I I AI., J fl STOUTAMYER AND KERFOOT. INC. coAL-I-IEAnNe olLs LUBRICANTS - GASOLINE LU RAY AVENU E Phone 966 For Fine Foods Thai' You Eal' STOKES GROCERY ZOO Easl Main Can Noi Be Beal FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA I4 I6 For Ar+ Carved Diamonds Qualify Jewelry and Silver Lenox, Casflefon, Fliniridge China Duncan, Miller, and Bryce Crysfal See SHIREY'S No-We didn I' leave before Ihe las'I' bell, bu'I' we hurried Io J. J. Newberry's because we wanled some of Ihe delicious 'Food 'Ihey serve Ihaf jus? hifs Ihe spof aHer school! I4 -.. .-..xn.. ' FINE PECAN CANDIES STUCKE'Y'S PECAN SHOPPE TROPICAL JAMS AND JELLIES COMPLETE GIFT SERVICE RIVES, INC. Wholesale Aufomolaile Parfs 234 Chesier Sireei Phone 679 FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA For 36 years, leaders in sale of fine furnilure We invife you Io see Virginia's Iargesf furni- Iure slore display. 50,000 square feel of floor space. We inviie comparison in qualify and price. FURNITURE CUMPIINY Homeof General EIecI'ric Elecfrical Appliances and Television Free parking space for your convenience Phone I53 4 I3 ATTENTION Fi+ for Any Foo? Why nor grow Black Raspberries and Concord Grapes for real profil. We offer you a cash rnarlcef for all you can ZI6 E. Main Shleef deliver us. FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA OLD VIRGINIA 2 PACKING CO. Phone IIOO FRONT ROYAL, VIRGINIA I8 J. W. MYERS 8: COMPANY, INC. Wholesale Dis+ribu+ors RIVERTON, VIRGINIA If you wanf +o be looked over . . . And you're jus+ being overlooked Be ou+fiH'ed a+ VVEAVEPUS For 'I'he la'I'es+ in sfyle and 'I'he finesf in quali+y I9 A Memorable Year 9 Congratulations to the Student Body and Faculty of Wa1'ren County High School upon the completion of another outstanding year of accomplishments. 0 The Staff of your annual has worked exceedingly hard to give you a superb book that portrays the highlights of memo- rable activitics. To preserve this excellent literary and photographic record, the best grades of material have been combined with skilled workmanship to provide the finest quality yearbook. 0 lVe are very proud that the 1956 Staff selected us to help design, print and bind the MIRROR. We have earnestly endeav- ored to fulHll the confidence placed in us. I O C. W. WABTIIEN CUMPANY ' Jlwlfmww LYNCI-IBURG, VIRGINIA l JY J QV!! .1414 f0gl'a,9A5 MMV Mfg W , U! V my xffffzz gfifffwfw X 6,221 jf , 'N j wif 403506466 7416 V 5 ' 7'f52: ,,Q QQ WZ CWEWJ 7 'f A .' -5 ' 26 QC XQZZQ, 3 QQ? 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