Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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MESSAGE to SENIORS Commencement time has come again! The fruits of the sacrifices that have been made and of the self-denials that have been practiced have ripened. It is a great day—Commencement Day with its gifts and joys, its atmosphere of achievement, and its spirit of promise and expectancy. But then comes the day after commencement, and with it the acid test of reality and life itself Let me remind you that in the final analysis, life is a conflict and the struggle is no sham battle. It is never won by shadow boxing, but by putting your very best into whatever you undertake. My message to you is that you put Christian character first in your life. In so doing you may live in a conflict, but you will be the person who can get on top and stay there. It has been a real pleasure to work with you these four years and to note the many improvements you have made. I congratulate you and wish for you continued success and happiness. That man is blest Who does his best And leaves the rest So do not worry.”

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ADMINISTRATION

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FACULTY PAUL BATEMAN, B.E. Eastern Illinois State Teachers College Industrial Arts IRIS HANELINE, B.S. Bowling Green College of Commerce Commercial Education HELEN SHULAR, B.S. Madison College English, History, French CHARLES CALDWELL, A.B. Roanoke College English, History, General Science CHARLES P. CHEW, B.A. Bridgewater College Physics, Chemistry, Trigonometry, General Science ETHEL DAVIES University of Virginia Biology, Geometry JOHN V. FENTRESS, B.A. CHRISTINE HERING, B.S., M.A. Columbia University Madison College Home Economics VIRGINIA KYLE, B.A., B.S., L.S. Mary Baldwin, George Peabody Librarian ROBERT W. MAVITY, B.S. Eastern Kentucky State Graduate Work, University of Kentucky Physical Education ELIZABETH SUTHERLAND, B.S. Madison College English, History, Science ELIZABETH WILEY, A.B. William and Mary College Mathematics, Science, History MARGARET WILLIS, B.A., M.A. Westbampton University of Virginia University of Richmond Latin, Algebra William and Mary College History, English F. B. GLENN, B.A. William and Mary College Diversified Occupations Principal, Jackson-Wilson Schools MARY GREENE, B.S. Madison College Graduate Work, University of Virginia English, History WILLIAM McCHESNEY, B.A. Hampden-Sydney English, History BETTY LOU McMAHAN, A.B. Madison College English, History, Art RUTH ROYSTON William and Mary College University of Virginia History, English, Bible NELLE WRIGHT, B.A. Emory and Henry College Graduate Work, William and Mary College University of Virginia Supervisor of Instruction ANNE GARDNER WYLIE, B.S. Radford State Teachers College Home Ecottomics MRS. BEVERLY VINES Secretary