Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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CHORAL CLUB OFFICERS JojiN IvOissoN. Frcsidcnl I ' VALiNE Dudley . ricc-Frcsidcuf iMaky Nisbet. Secretary Mr. Mc ' Chesney, IVIiss VVilli.s . Sponsors The Choral Club, combined with the music classes, has as its [joal making the school more interested in music. This year the club has had many activities. It has given programs at the Parent-Teacher Association meetings in September and November. In December, a Christmas program was presented to the student b(jdy. At a Fathers’ Night meeting of the P.T.A., the club offered selections. Members of the group attended the State Music Festival in Richmond, April 18, 19. MEMBERS Tup roiu, left to right —Faye Sayre, Earline Lambert, Stuart Brownlee, Juanita Feaganes, Mary Ford, Elizabeth Booker, Bauline Sla ’ton, I torothy Kite, Harriet Shooter, 1 lorothy Baker, Nelson Pharr, Marie Dupree, Bessie Steinspriug, Joyce Taylor, Mary Frances Kluttz, Jacqueline MeW in, Louise Pannill, Mae Sayre Second roie —Sarah Reid, Helen Cook, Lillian Davis, Jane Dugger, Annie Byrd, Tillie Dorrier,, Nellie Courtney, Mary Emily Spilman, klary Louise McKenna, Shirley McKenna, Dorothy Knutson, Fkjrence iMoser, .Mar ’ Sue 1 trumheller, Hilda Hewitt, Frances Morris, Florence Craig, Dorothy Dodd Front rote —Kathleen Yancey, Madeline Cam])hell, Helen Chaplin, Cathern Parmer, Eleanor Reach, Ruth Phipps, Evaline Dudley, Vida Meeteer, Jean Branaman, Marian Lee Hall, Frances AlcWdn, Maxine Dugger, Lois Camphell

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STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Randolph McCIann . President A]ar(;akkt Tl ' RNlk . Seeretary Mr. Fkntkk.s.s . Sponsor Tlie Student C(nmcil is tlie f overning body of the students. Their aim is to establish a sound relationshij) between the council, the faculty, and the students. Through the Student Council, the social committee was established, which gave the Student Council, alumni, and faculty interesting recreations monthly. The council obtained waste containers which were placed at various places throughout the school. It also provided a permanent place for bicycles to be parked. MEMBERS Slaiidiiifj —J()lin Barksdale, Harr}- Hanger, erlin Itaker, 1 )avid Lamli, Jack Keller, Beverly W’eM), Reginald Ruckman, Virginia Barksdale Scaled —Wallace Heatwole, Zora W’agncr, Mr. Fentress, Randol ph McGann, Margaret Turner, 1 torothy Ellinger, Annie Price, Itertlia Collins

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BOYS Hl-Y OFFICERS Randolph jVIcGann. W ' lLLlAM I ' OKRKSTEL. David Evans. Mr. Chew. . Frcsidoit . Vice-Prcsidoit Secretary-Treasurer . Spoiisor MEMBERS Fnifst Critzer, Randolph McGann, Wallace Heatwole, William Dinwiddie, Bill Forrestel, Alaynard Hildebrand, James Dugger, David Evans, (Irayson Lambert The aim of the lli-Y Club—“To create, maintain, and extend throughout tlie high school and community, high standards of Christian character.” The clul) has sponsored movies in the school, obtained speakers for chapel, and carried on Rible studies within the club. At Christmas and Thanksgiving, baskets were delivered to the needy. Flowers were sent to members and sponsor whenever they were ill. Th Roys’ lli-A took part in the PTi-A carnival, the proceeds of which went toward purchasing a moving picture camera for the school.