Waynesboro Area Senior High School - Wayarian Yearbook (Waynesboro, PA)

Page 8 text:

Page Four ALMA MATER Hail Alma Mater strong and bold, We'll be true to Blue and Gold, We'll sing thy praise to everyone, For with our Work we've had fun. Oh guide us in the coming years Through plains of joy and vales of tearsg And ever in our memory We'll live the days weve spent with thee Our thoughts of thee will keep alive, Hopes and dreams toward which we strive Along the paths ascribed by thee Burns the torch of liberty. May we 'be loyal to thy name In years of failure or of fame And with a faith that will not die Retain our pride in Waynesboro High. Worcls by Beverly Cloud Class of ,4I

Page 7 text:

A S X QA ' if f? H ,f Z TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedicafion .,...4..4,.,...., Wahian Sfaff .... .... Board of Educafion . . . . . Adminisfraiion .... Classes: Seniors . . . . . . Juniors... Sophomores . . , , . Organizafions . . . . . . A+hle'l'ics . , . . , . . Fearures ....... .,.. Adverfisemenfs .... ..,. fig, 'T x, I Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page x KX T XTX JM C6159-, 5 6 8 9 I7 49 53 57 7I 87 99 Page Thr

Page 9 text:

Dedication We, the Class of 1950, dedicate this yearis edition of the Wahian to our Alma Mater-Waynesboro Senior High School. We are indeed proud of our school which has been the center of our activities for the past three years. If we should ask the one hundred eleven seniors what their Alma Mater means to them, we would probably get many different answers. To many it would signify some activity in which they had participated-choral club, band, library club, sorority, Hi-Y or Tri-Hi-Y. Others would recall long hours of working on the schools' two publications -- the Blue and Gold and The Wahian. Still others would be reminded of those all-important conference games in football and basket- ball. Some would think of the fun of rehearsing for the class plays and the excite- ment of opening night. ' Some would remember the long hours of studying Latin, practicing shorthand, or working equations. But certainly all would bring to 'mind the lasting friendships with fellow students and teachers that have grown out of sharing common experiences. It is difficult to express in words what our Alma Mater means to each of us. but we have endeavored to record in the succeeding pages some of the experi- ences which we have shared at Waynesboro Senior High School. To our teachers, fellow students, administration, members of the service staff and all those who have helped prepare us for the school of life, we gratefully say Thank you. Page Fivc