Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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FACULTY JEAN BABB Physical Education PAUL BATEMAN I ocational Education and Industrial Arts EUGENE BRONDOLI Coordinator of D. E. BETTIE BURRUS English, Typing CLAIRE CRAUN Commercial MRS. ETHEL DAVIES Mathematics, Science FRANK E. GAMBLE Music Supervisor EARL HENLEY Spanish, English, History JAMES A. LEITCH, JR. Physical Education CLEADA A. MILLER Home Economics BETTY OGG Chemistry, Science MAMIE SNOW PENLAND Algebra, Geometry M RUTH PHIPPS Mathematics QUENTIN PIDCOCK Industrial Arts and Diversified Occupations WALTER SCHUMANN English, History BARBARA FRANCES SELLERS Librarian MECCA V. SHEPPARD English, History DORIS SNYDER Latin, Government TRUMAN SOUTHALL Physical Education CHARLES D. TOLLEY Biology, History JANICE WILKERSON Visiting Teacher OLIVE H. WISE English GLADYS N. WOOD English, History NELLE WRIGHT Director of Instruction 4 7 } R. A. YODER ' Arts and Crafts, Visual Aids

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Mr. F. B. Glenn Mr. M. H. Bryant Superintendent of Schools Principal It is indeed a pleasure to be associated with the students, faculty, and friends of Waynesboro High School. The helpful, cooperative spirit of those concerned with our school makes it possible for us to move toward the realization of sound objectives. A feeling of mutual confidence, open-mindedness, a willingness to work, and a soundness of purpose are essential if progressive and harmonious results are achieved. The privilege of an education places a responsibility upon us—a responsibility to become vitally interested in the welfare of all mankind; a responsibility to un¬ derstand and cast our votes wisely in matters of local and national importance; a responsibility to contribute, each in his own way, toward maintaining and strength¬ ening our free way of life. Sincerely, M. H. Bryant 6 } 3 «-

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Above: Mock election, held in October, with Bill Smith and his Dixiecrats taking a victory over Truman Guthrie and Dewey Maney. Peggy Glenn was the speaker, and Dick Lovegrove and Hunter Swink were Dixiecrat vote-getters and babykissers. Below: Christmas pageant held Friday, December 17. The theme was “No Room,” with Martha Ann Swezey as the Queen of Roses. This play was performed in grand fashion and its message to us was that God should live in the heart of every man.