Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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CONTENTS ★ ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS SPECIALS FOREWORD ★ It is not as a staff, but as classmates, that we offer this, the nineteen hundred and thirty-nine volume of The Skyline, to you, our fellow sfudents, for approval. Only through the growth of our ideas has it been possible to render this edition to you. May it be a living bond between us and Waynes¬ boro High School in the years to come.

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d EDICATION ★ We, the Senior Class of 1939, dedicate this second edition of The Skyline to Mr. J. V. Fentress and Mr. Berkely F. Glenn. To them goes the credit of helping us to move closer to our goal of perfection. To both Mr. Fentress and Mr. Glenn, we express our deepest grati¬ tude for their kindly assistance to us throughout our entire stay in high school. ‘Growth and progress which have been our aim seem to be nearer realization through the tireless efforts of these two loyal teachers.

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THE IQ39 SKYLINE Professor R. C. Jennings ★ Message To Seniors It is verp gratifying to me to notice the growth and marked improvements you have made during the past four years. You have been cooperative in helping us plan and develop a better school program. On several occasions this year, in the absence of teachers, you have been called upon to carry on the work yourselves. Most of you have responded to such situations in a very satisfactory manner. Several years ago our students could not be trusted to do this. 1 congratulate you upon your growth in self-control, behavior, attitudes and appreciations. I believe you have attained the fundamental elements for successful democratic living and I wish for you a very happy future. R. C. Jennings