Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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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

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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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Senior Class Officers From Top Frances Jones. Esther Maloney. Naomi Hubbard. George Dick. .... President Vice President . Secretary . . . . Treasurer j w A ✓ ' y cy ' €c ' ,V f t a ’T ' , A, Senior Class History Proudly we do stand because we are the Seniors of this school. We are small in number, but we have achieved our ultimate goal—graduation. Happiness fills our hearts, as we are thankful that we were able to struggle through the four years, but sadness intervenes because this place was the scene of many happy events. Our Junior year will always be an outstanding one to us because of the Prom we gave the Seniors. We worked hard our Freshman and Sophomore days to raise funds for this event. We work-ed equally hard our Junior year to show the Seniors that our Prom would be the best ever. In this last year we had our Senior Play with everyone working hard to make it a success. Our thanks go to Mr. Forbes for the help he gave us as our sponsor and teacher. Also, we want to express our appreciation to the other members of the faculty and our principal, who have helped us to succeed. Now, we, the Senior Class of 1956, wish you all good luck, and may your years be as fair as ours.