Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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Mr. Paul Bateman, Mechanical Drawing; Mrs. Mary Bear, Business Education; Mr. Eugene P. Brondoli, Supervisor of Education; Mr. John Brown, Social Studies, Speech, Geography; Mrs. Elaine Byrd, Physics, Chemistry, General Science; Mr. S. C. Callison, English, History; Miss Janet Corbin, Mathematics, Biology, General Science; Mrs. Claire Craun, Business Education; Miss Louise Cunningham, Librarian; Mrs. Ethel Davies, Algebra, Guidance; Mr. Rex Downey, Physical Education, Coach; Mr. N. H. Forbes, Social Studies; Mr. Howell Gruver, Spanish, Mathematics; Mjgs Douglas Gumm, Secretary; Mrs. Iris Gupton, English; Mrs. Louise Hughes, Cafeteria Manager. -TP ' . J Mrs. Margaret Jesser, Speech, Remedial Reading; Miss Janet Knicely, Mathematics; Mrs C?Kry Leslie, Physical Edu¬ cation, Girls ' Coach; Mr. Russell Leslie, Driver Training, Coach; Mr. James LunsforiSc nstrumental Music; Miss Jeanne Meredith, Choral Music; Miss Cleada Miller, Home Economics; Mrs. Janict: 3Woell, Visiting Teacher; Mr. Quentin Pidcock, Industrial Arts; Mr. William Safko, General Science, AtffaEc gkrector, Biology; Mr. Charles Tolley, Diversified Occupations, Distributive Education; Mrs. Ruth Willis j i ij ; Miss Olive Wise, English; Mrs. Gladys Wood, Latin; Mr. R. A. Yoder, Arts and Crafts. • oS v

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“My best wishes to you.” These are the words I have written over and over again, when pupils have asked me to autograph their annuals. Time and again I have wished that I could say something more appropriate, but these old familiar words seem to express best what I want to say to you. Here at Waynesboro High School we are building for the future, and it is for the future, when you will need courage, persistence, tolerance, and under¬ standing, that I extend you my best wishes and the expressed hope that what has been done here will help you. The true purpose of education, someone has said, is to cherish and unfold the seed of immortality already sown within us; to develop, to their fullest extent, the capac¬ ities of every kind with which God who made us has endowed us. We have tried to develop a few of those capacities; you must strive to develop others. We hope we have given you the tools with which to develop them, and we extend you a sincere wish for success in your venture. J. L. Johnson, Principal t Left to Right: Mr. J. Fred Cook, Mrs. Raymond L. Matthews, Mr. Robert Gray, Mr. F. B. Glenn, Mr. R. L. Lefever

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Two of the more successful events of this school year were the Senior Play and the Senior Variety Show. On October 21 and 22 the dramatic students of the senior class were seen in a three-act comedy, situated in a college dormitory, entitled “The Brain Storm.” The second presentation by the seniors was their annual Variety Show. Comedy, dance, and musical acts composed a highly entertaining evening for the hundreds of people who attended this event on March 31 and April 1. The funds from these productions made possible the annual senior trip to Washington.