Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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ROW 1: Mr. Forbes; Bill Livingston; Donald Schmitt; Marjory Smith; Dabney Lipscomb; Bill Wilkinson; Ricky Anthes; Joan Hewitt; Nancy Wilbur; Ann Newnham; Kitty Haller; Judy Brewer. ROW 2: Roger Maier; Wayne Lindamood; Robert LeFever; Ronnie Yoder; Suzanne Duncan; Sharon Tench; Jean Bowman; Marsha Freed; Noble Goodloe; Pat Martin; Martha Ann Miller. ROW 3: John White; Paul Gelsleichter; Jerry Layman; Calder Loth; Jan Marion; Ann Higgins; Susan Shackel¬ ford; Loretta Maupin; Louise Brydge; Ann Gordon; Pat Kirby; Martha Long; Karen Buzzard. ROW 1: Mr. Forbes, Sponsor; Mary Sue Wayland, Tres.; Ann Reilly, Vice Pres.; Barbara Schwab, Pres.; Jo Jor¬ dan, Sec.; Sue Stanley; Donna Kenny; Carol Leys; Mary Girard. ROW 2: Sandra Wright; Nancy Wright; Linda Dolly; Sylvia Henkel; Ellen Hickok; Sara Swann McLauglin; Betty Potts; Velma Grant; Carolyn Hensley; Ashley Shackelford; Jackie Zimmer; Jayne Thompson; Jeannine Sorce; Sam Fendley; Bobby Hunt; Carl Hausler. ROW 3: Helen Alexion; Kitty Gray; Sandra Cook; Marsha Herndon; Patsy Frasher; Ann Tench; Pat Connor; Betty Stratton; Ellen Smith; Jackie McKemy; Anne Wells; Bobby Howard; Lester Jay; Louis Garrett; Freddie Stub¬ blefield. 20

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ROW 1: Miss Miller, Sponsor; Ann Ellinger; Janet Pugh; Betty Waggy; Carolyn Leake; Shirley Rankin, Presi¬ dent; Nancy Critzer, Vice-President; Annie Nicely. ROW 2: Delores Daughtery; Peggy Crissman; Laurel Harris; Terry McGrath; Lorine Gregory; Susan Drumhel- ler; Patsy Martin; Linda Diffee. ROW 3: Pat Barnes; Jean Harmon; Miriam Curry; Anne Burns; Nancy Carter; Shirley Critzer; Jean Shiff¬ lett; Shelby Wood; Dorothy Johnson. The Future Homemakers of America is a national organi¬ zation for pupils studying home economics. The Club strives to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. The Waynesboro chapter has a number of excel¬ lent aims which they endeavor to carry out. These aims include emphasizing the importance of worthy home membership, en¬ couraging democracy in home and community life, promoting international good will, and fostering the development of cre¬ ative leadership in home and community life. Each year the members take part in many activities and projects. The members model the clothes they have made in a spring fashion show, given during an assembly program at the school. Giving an International Dinner for the mothers is a chapter activity which is always very successful. The promotion of polio vaccine by way of radio broadcasts was a truly benefi¬ cial project The girls also planted a flower garden in the clois¬ ter at the rear of the high school which has greatly improved the appearance of the school grounds. Members also serve re¬ freshments to the teachers at the faculty meetings each month. The Christmas Open House held by F. H. A. members was another successful club activity. 19

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Jimmy Davis and his trombone give a yelvety touch. Marshall Coleman plucks out rhythm on the bass. Dick Vines’ clarinet donates a sparkle to the melody. 21