Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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SENIORS CHRISTINE COYNER “They laugh that win.’’ MARY GRAY CRAIG “Principle is my motto.” WILLIAM CRAIG ‘ That which is everybody’s business.” NORA CRITZER “Nothing endures but personal quali¬ ties.” DAISY LEE DEAN “Virtue is like a rich stone, best plain set.” KENNETH DUNN “To receive honestly is the best thanks for a good thing.” MARION DRUMMOND “He would budge not an inch.” PETE EAST “An experienced, industrious, ambi¬ tious, and often quite picturesque liar.” CONNIE ELLINGTON “Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and love, an excellent thing in a woman.” ROBERT EVANS “What l can’t sec, I never will be¬ lieve in.” EDITH FITZGERALD “Sveeets with sweets war not, joy delights in joy.” JEAN FURR “In friendship I early zoas taught to believe.” JEAN GUMM “Our deeds determine us, as much as we determine our deeds.” LOULA HANGER “So zoell she acted all and every part.” ANGELA HARRIS “I zvear not my dagger in my mouth.”

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SENIORS IDA ALMARODE “Nothing is more simple than great¬ ness; indeed to be simple is to be great.” 1 Zo I So CHARLENE ARMENTROUT “As merry as the day is long.” y LEIGH BALL ' f ‘Life is a game that must be played.’ CALLIE BAKER “I can suck melancholy out of a song.” GEORGE BARKSDALE “Plough deep zvhile sluggards sleep.” HALIBURTON BAYLOR “He had no malice in his mind.” JIMMY BEARDSWORTH “The ladies call him sweet.” Q7 LLOYD BLACKWELL “As innocent as a nezv-laid egg.” JEAN BRATTON “Beauty of style and grace depend on simplicity.” - EUGENE BYRD “Set honor in one eye and death in the other, and I zvill look on both indifferently.” MARY ETTA CASH “Her blushing zvas and how she blushed again.” PHYLLIS CLINE “She’s little but she’s unse; She’s a corker for her size.” JEAN COFFEY “For she zvas just the quiet kind whose nature never varied.” ALVIN COOK “Studious to please, yet not asham¬ ed to fail.” CHARLOTTE COOK “Dreamer of dreams.”

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SENIORS Z rf g? MARGARET HANSHAW ‘As true as the needle of the com¬ pass.” JOHNNY HENDERSON “Let me have an audience for a zvord or tzvo.” MYRTLE HENDERSON “He will not ask if you won or lost, But hove you flayed the game.” WOODY HERRON “I can single handed move the world.” BETTY ANN HICKS “I bear a charmed life.” 00 CHRISTINE HOY “Exhausting thought, and living wis- dom unth each studious year.” BOBBY JENKINS “I am a fart of all that I have met.” PAUL JONES “7 dare do all that may become a man.” VIOLA KELLLY “My ou’ii thoughts are my com¬ panions.” MARY ALICE KERLIN j good be out of the world as out of the fashion.” LEORA KNAPP “I am the very slave of circumstance. An impulse born away unth every breath.” FRANCES LAFFERTY “The love light in her eye.” JANE LAYMAN “Good sense which only is the gift of Heaven.” RHUDENE LAYTON “Virtue is her own reward.” SELDA MAE LAYTON ‘Laugh and the world laughs with you.”