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

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MR. HARRY E. PARKER Music, Choral Club, Glee Club, Band, MR. LLOYD ROBINSON Shop, Mechanical Drawing. MR. ESTLE MIERS Physical Education, Foofball and Baskefball Coach. MR. JOSEPH MURABITO Shop, Hi-Y sponsor. 24 MUSIC OF NOTE-Mr. Parker seems quile proud of lhe 'Fine performance lhe lrio, composed of Elizabefh Smifh, Lydia Peachey, and Barbara Pickrell, gave in lhe Chrislmas Concerf. Those sludenls inieresied in music, whelher vocal or inslrumenlal, made ihe school melody conscious fhrough lheir work. Under Mr. Parker's direclion lhey reached heighls undreamed of. DEVELOPING TALEN TS AND l MADE IT! -Richard Williams and Doug Henry are inienl on lheir work in +he melal shop, under lhe supervision of Mr. Robinson. Useful gadgels come 'From lhe shop. The ral-a-ral-lal of fhe rivefer and fhe whine of lhe eleclric drill were familiar sounds in melal shop. Noi io be ouidone by lheir woodworking neighbors, melal shoppers showed wha? could be done wilh power machines and a piece of lin.

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ln The Tall, aTTer receiving our class rings, we became seniors. AT lasT, our Turn had come. The digniTied and all powerTul place To which Warren l-lighians sTrive was ours: iT was our Turn To preside over sTudenT organizaTions, our Turn To occupy The TronT seaTs in The audiTorium. We could righTTully claim The honor and glory Tound only in The Senior Class. This was our biggesT year, our busiesT year. ATTer elecTing Jimmy Fox as President we Toiled diligenTly TogeTher selling wriTing paper. and worlced during Weaver's Day To malce money Tor Checking 'final plans for The Trip are class sponsors: Mr. Barnelfe, Miss Colvin, Mr. Young, and Miss Gibson. CLASS CF '57 Spoflighfs for The school bring a loolr of pride To The faces of Senior Offi- cers: Treasurer BeTTy Mar- low, Presidenf Jimmy Fox, Sergeanf - aT - arms Joe Biggs, Secrefary Kay Hin- chey, and Vice-Presidenf Jay Reed. our Senior Trip. And oh, The pride we TelT aT The success oT our play- Dino : The Tun we had ex- perimenTing wiTh The new spoTlighTs and dimmers. Dressing up on Friday was sorneThing we added To The presTige oi The Senior Class. There were honors ThaT came wiTh being Sen- iors, Too. Joyce STeed, Marlene Ford, and Blake Bacon won The highesT academic award The school has ever had by being chosen by The Na- Tional CommiTTee To Talce The Tinal lvleriT Schol- arship examinaTion. Phyllis l-laTTer was elecTed lConTinued on page 45l