Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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JACQUELINE LEE BRAMEL God ' s rarest blessing is, after all, a good woman. PAUL WILLIAM BROOKER, Jr. Every man has business and desires such as it is. NORMA BROWN BROOKS This is the very ecstacy of love. EVELYN PAIGE BROWER Patience is a necessary ingredient of genius. - jfe, t ' S JAY ALTON BROWN Blue eyes, blond hair, the answer to a maiden ' s pnryer. JELL BRYDGE Cheerfulness is a sunny ray of life. O o JAMES HUBERT CARPER Silence gives consent. WILLIAM WARREN COLEMAN II I never think of the future, it comes soon enough.

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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.

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HUGH LAMONT COPPER As large as life and twice as natural. NANCY ALBERTA CRICKENBERGER Honest Labour bears a lovely face. CATHERINE ANNE DANIEL Responsibility walks hand ini with capability and power. ' V ROBERT EASON DEDRICK Music drives one ' s woes away, WILLIAM HANSFORD DIEHL He wants what he wants when HAZEL JEAN DOVE Small cheer and great welcome makes a merry feast. BARBARA JEAN DULANEY The fair, the chaste and unexpressive she. GLENNA RAE DUNN The daintiest last, to make the end most sweet.