Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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From Dawn to Dusk with the Faculty i—“At 3:00 P. M. my work has just begun.” 2—My, they look busy! 3—Will it be safe to sample? 4—Good oP grade book, s—“Coach, did you make it?” 6—“Attention please for the morning announcements.” 7—“Where were you yester¬ day?” 8—“How good are you at art?” 9—Girls, no whispering please. 10—If your fingers are sore, we’ll get you some bandaids. 11—“Dictation again? Ugh!” 12—Lunch—at last. 13—“Mayl borrow a hammer?” 14—-Book report days. 15—“All these schedules!” 16—Bum-bum. 17—Modern dancing? 18—“There’s nothing like a free period!” 19—Get that ball! 8

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Faculty Mr. Paul Bateman Mechanical Drawing Mrs. Mary Bear Business Education Mr. Eugene P. Brondoli Supervisor of Education Mrs. Martha H. Browder Librarian Mr. John A. Brown American History, Speech, Science Mr. S. C. Callison English Miss Janet Corbin Algebra, Biology, General Math, Science Mrs. Claire Craun Business Education Mrs. Ethel Davies Algebra, Guidance Mr. Rex Downey Physical Education, Boys ' Coach Mr. N. H. Forbes English, French, History Mrs. Betty Gentry Business Education, History Mr. Howell Gruver Mathematics, Spanish Mrs. Louise Hughes Cafeteria Manager Mrs. Margaret Jesser Remedial Reading, Speech Miss Janet Knicely Mathematics Mr. Russell Leslie Driver Training A r. James Lunsford Instrumental Music Miss Jeanne Meredith Choral Music Miss Cleada Miller Home Economics Mrs. Esther Moore English, World History Mrs. Minnie Moyer Secretary Mrs. Janice Noell Visiting Teacher Mr. Quentin Pidcock Industrial Arts Mr. William Safko Biology, Science , Mrs. Evelyn Stanley Physical Education, Girls ' Coach Mr. Charles Tolley Distributive Education, Diversified Occupa¬ tions Mr. Arthur Willis Chemistry, General Science, Physics Mrs. Ruth Willis English Miss Olive Wise English Mrs. Gladys Wood Latin Mr. R. A. Yoder Arts and Crafts

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Seniors The new addition was constructed for the explicit purpose of expanding the educational facilities of Waynesboro High School. Much thought and planning went into its construction, but now after many months the structure stands com¬ pleted and ready for use. It is the crowning achievement of many people who worked diligently in order to make the finished building a strong and gleaming edifice. The Senior Class of Waynesboro High School is representative of the diligent work of many people who have educated them and given them guidance without surcease. These Seniors have been prepared to take their place in the world, ready to face life with a knowledge of the things around them. They are the finished product of four years of training. When, a few years after graduation, they become full-fledged American citizens, they will have erected many blocks in “Building Toward the Summit”. 9 }r