Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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SOPHOMORES MISS BUSH’S HOMEROOM Fiont Row Left to Right: Miss Kitty Bush, Peggy Smith, Jeanne White, Nancy Mc¬ Cracken, Barbara allace, Mary Bloss, Mary Hammer, Betsy Freed, Robert Goodloe, Harold Moyer, William Landes, Massie Wright, Tommy Lotts, Jack Ryman, Bill Kinder, Eddie Dinwiddie, Sarah Plumb, Pauline Niedentohl. Lack Row Left to Right: Carl Lamb, Dudley Mori is, Bernard Hunt, Bobbie Barnes, Charles I adgett, Billy Quesenbery, Howell Gruver, Eddie Childs, Margaret Critzer, Lucille Henderson, Jean Owens, Jean Sheffield. Not in Picture—Bobby Antrobus, Jimmy Deadrick, Daley Craig, Mabel Teter, Alfred Taylor. MISS BENNETT’S HOMEROOM Front Row—Left to Right:—Donald Beverage, Frank Williams, Joseph Knapp, Mildred Roadcap, Dorothy Powers, Delores Yancey, Jackie Darnell, Joyce Tuck, Patricia Lilly, Geraldine Neighbors, Ida Fisher, Betty Tomey. Back Row Left to Right:— ' Miss Ellen Bennett, Arthur Hodge, Billy Peterson, Paul Michael, Arthur Engman, Charles Tomey, Richard Kidd, Herbert Schwab, Bette Quillen, Homer Stmespring, LaNoma Baker, Carl Landes, Anna Dedrick, Jimmy Bratton, Gene Heatwcle, Rudolph Fitzgerald, Milnes Austin, Russell Kennedy.

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Sophomore Glass Offi icets HAL GRUVER... President CHARLES PADGETT... Vice-President NANCY McCRAKEN Secretary

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MISS GIVENS’ HOMEROOM Miss Givens, Edythe Landes, Jean Tanner, Jean Spradlin, Agnes Phorr, Dolly Dedrick, Leona Armentrout, Louise Griggs, Geraldine Hammer, Lillian Diehl, Betsy Potts, Helen Bateman, M ' able McCrary, Betty McCauley, Alice Davis, Jean Ann Lucas, Peggy F eed, Joan Coyner, Gloris Beahm, Jean Roberts, Delores Burnett, Helen Jones, Phyllis Fo tune, Doris McCambridge. SOPHOMORES At last, we are actually sophomores. We have been examined under the critical eyes of the upper classmen and have passed the test, we hope ! One year is behind us and we are looking forward to the privilege of being time honored juniors. Our class officers are Howell Gruver, president, Charles Padgett, vice president and Nancy McCracken, secretary. A very efficient group we think, but who are we to express our opinions? These officers are excellent examples of the type of students found in the sophomore class. Numbered also in the class are, we prophesy, next year’s star athletes. We are endeavoring to the best of our ability to master sophomore subjects. The so- called easy subjects, shop and home economics have turned out to be as difficult as algcb a or history. Another year is passing, and though we don’t like to admit it, we are enjoying every minute of our sophomore year.