Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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Contents ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS ADVERTISEMENTS Foreword The Skyline presents the theme “Then and Now.” With some pictures from the first yearbook published in 1910 and photos of present-day activities, we are reminded of the march of time. From the first graduating class of two girls to this year’s class of 106, from a faculty of a few members to a present teaching staff of 26, from a course of few studies to a widely diversified program, from six school organizations to the present eighteen, the story of 42 years at Waynesboro High School is one of progress and achievement. For the years which lie ahead one can envision a field of increased activity and a sphere of greater usefulness for our alma mater.

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A ts The Students OF Waynesboro High School WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA PRESENT THE 1952 SKYLINE Waynesboro Public UbfW 600 South Wayne Ave Waynesbor®, VA 229vU

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OUR PRINCIPAL Dedication To have the responsibility of molding a school’s activities into a smoothly running organization is far from an easy task, and to be well liked and respected is an enviable achievement. We, the Senior Class of 1952, have chosen to dedicate our Skyline to one who for three years has made our life at Waynes¬ boro High School easier and very enjoyable. To him, who has cheered so enthusiastically for our teams and for us in whatever we have done, a friend always ready with a smile as we passed in the halls or stepped into the office—to our Principal, Mr. William J. DeLong, we of the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Two, dedicate this volume.