Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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' V A r s t Seniors ... V ' A 3 %. iT ' w. As ddti, ' £iXa CPliaSU-Jj Top Row Across G. EDWARD TERRY To be trusted is a great compliment ELAINE JOYCE THOMPSON To be silent is but a small virtue, but ’tis a serious fault to reveal secrets ARNETT W. TOMEY Who winks and shuts his apprehension up JOHN D. TYREE It is good to live and learn M. MARIE WAGNER How pretty her blushing was and how she blushed Bottom Row Across LOIS LOUISE WIMER She’s little but she’s wise EMMA PAULINE WOOD Patience is the best remedy for every trouble MEREDITH L. WRIGHT Silence is more eloquent than words! ! NORWOOD E. WRIGHT Oh, for a life of sensations rather than of thoughts ELIZABETH FRANCES WYANT To be trusted is a greater companion than love JUSTICE EAST I love work; it fascinates me. I sit and look at it for hours 4 19 }

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Seniors • • Top Row Across JjL £ nmm ■ i msAk DOUGLAS E. SMITH No ong knows what he can do till he tries CHRISTINE SPROUSE Whosoever lives true, life will love, true love ROBERT STEELE The scholar who cherishes the love of com¬ fort is not fit to be called a scholar ‘CANNON STEELE . More happy if less wise ALBERT T. SWINK A true friend is forever a friend ♦ XSJ V ’ 9 -Vi . 7 • IT % i Bottom Row Across HUNTER E. SWINK Certainly, he is a good fellow AUDREY LEE TAYLOR Good nature is one of the richest fruits of true Christianity CHARLES E. TAYLOR I may not understand, but I am willing JOHN B. TAYLOR Happy and from care I’m free HUNTER B. TEMPLE Laugh and the world laughs with you

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Senior Who ' s Who Most in love Best Dancers Friendliest Margaret Armentrout Chuck Hutton Nita Ellison Bill Smith Mary Ann Myrtle Sonny Beard Most Athletic Most Studious Neatest Barbara Heatwole Richard Lotts Peggy Glenn Jimmy Cook Shirley Grant J. S. McMillan Best Personality Most Conceited Laziest Sylvia Her£0 • • , Tommy Guthrie Mary Ann Johnson Joe Glick Sue Lawless Cannon Steele Most Polite Frances Ellen Coley Van Irvine 4 20 4 -