Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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Mrs. CLAIRE CRAUN Bookkeeping; Vocational Office Training; Shorthand II; FBLA. Mr. R A, YODER Art. Mrs. ANN WYLIE Home Economics I, Eighth Grade Exploratory; Eighth Grade Math. Miss OLIVE WISE English HI and IV; SKYLINE Ad¬ visor. Mrs. BETTY OGG Ei ghth Grade Science; Eighth Grade English; Eighth Grade Exploratory. Mr. PAUL BATEMAN Mechanical Drawing, I, II, IIL Mrs. GRACE RYERSON Eighth Grade English; Eighth Grade History; Eighth Grade Exploratory; History IV. Miss DELORES MATHENY Eighth Grade English; En glish L Miss JANET KNICELY Algebra II; Plain Geometry; Senior Math; General Math; Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Social Com¬ mittee. Mrs. ETHEL DAVIES Guidance; Guidance Committee. Mr. N. H. FORBES French I and XI; History IV; Guidance; French Clubs. Mrs. MARTHA BROWDER Librarian; Library Club. Mrs. AVIS STANLEY Physical Education; Girls ' W Club; Cheerleaders; Social Committee. Mrs. MARTHA SCHNEIDER Algebra I; General Math; Senior Math; Guidance Committee. Miss LUCY COYNER Eighth Grade Physical Education. Mr. ARTHUR WILLIS Algebra; Attendance Officer; Guidance Committee. 10

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SENIOR COMMIT¬ TEE: Joanna Wade, Treasurer; Sallie Hickok, 207; Bar¬ bara Kidd, Secretary; Catherine Marshall, 202; Wade Hickam, Vice-President; John Jones, SCA; Jack Womeldorf, 204; Judy Givens, President; Mr. Forbes, Sponsor. DONALD ANGUS ALEXANDER The mirror of all courtesy. H Se Uo t @Cci4A 57 A last we have reached our goal. We are now Seniors. It seems as if it were just yes¬ terday that we entered Waynesboro High School as the greenest of green freshman. The silly dreams of Sophomores and the jolly dreams Juniors have come and gone. We, the Senior Class of 1957, would like to say many thanks to our principal, to the fac¬ ulty, and even to you underclassmen for making these years truly the best years of our lives. You have given us an education, a foUndati on which to build our character, and friends which we shall value forever L Before us new dreams are beginning to un¬ fold—college, marriage, service to our country, the business and industrial world. Yet, our Senior memories will remain most the vital and the most wonderful . . . the mad cap laughter-lightened rehearsals for the Senior Play ever ... die close companionsh which made the Senior trip wonderful, ex¬ citing, but a little sad. . . Finals, Baccalaur and the fulfillment of our dreams-graduation. And so we bid farewell to Waynesboro H School—the doorway to our dreams. I 0 « 9t ll j SENIOR OFFICERS: SEATED: Barbara Kidd, Secretary; Judy Givens, President. STANDING: Joanna Wade, Treasurer; Mr. Forbes, Sponsor; Wade Hickam, Vice President. JAMES DEMETRIUS ALEXION I am small but remember Napoleon. JAMES REGINALD BALSLEY The magic of the tongue is the most dangerous of all spells.