Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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ROW 1: Vera Burton; Betty Boyd; Shelvia Henderson, Sec.-Tres.; Emily Lewis, Vice-Pres.; Sandra Wright, Pres. ROW 2: Nancy Bridge; Noble Goodloe; Maureen Callahan; Connie Murray; Ann Newnham; Sambra Neet; Bar¬ bra Freed; Helen Alexion. ROW 3: Dixie Herron; Brenda Kerby; Anne Wells; Barbara Schwab; Ann Gordon; Patsy Frasher; Patty Kirby. ABSENT: Mrs. Stanley, Sponsor; Jackie McKemy; Penny Pattie; Nancy Wright; Betty Potts; Jeannine Sorce; Sandra Cook. The Girls’ “W” Club is an athletic organization for girls who have received varsity letters in hockey, basketball, tennis, or cheerleading. The principle purpose of the club is to encourage participation in girls’ sports. The members also endeavor to better the Girls’ Athletic Department. The projects during the past year have been sanding and taping hockey sticks and cleaning up the store¬ rooms in which the girls’ sports equipment is kept. The members sponsored the Annual April Fool’s Dance and held a hilarious initiation for the new members. The girls were outfitted in bathing suits, over which they wore pajamas and beach robes. A boot was found on one foot and a sandel on the other. The girls were not permitted to wear lipstick or any other make-up. Each also carried an inner tube and a beach ball to her classes during the en¬ tire day. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Avis Stanley, hockey and basketball coach and Physical Education In¬ structor. 22

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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

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The Key Club endeavors to develop initiative and leadership in the members of the club and to prepare them to be useful citizens of their community. The principal purpose of the club is to serve the school and com¬ munity by providing social, religious, athletic, and working fellowship within the club. The Key Club is affiliat¬ ed with the local Kiwanis Club, and several members attend the Kiwanis meetings each week. The Key Club has been very busy this year with its various activities. Conducting “Safe Driving Week”, helping with the “March of Dimes,” attending the district Key Club convention in Richmond, selling drinks at all community activities held at school, sponsoring a banquet for the members’ parents, and carrying on various fund-making activities are among the club’s projects. The Key Clubbers sponsored a very successful Christmas Dance, at which the “Little Giants of Jazz” played. Presented this year also, was the First Annual School Leaders Banquet. It is planned to make this a regular p irt of the school functions. ROW 1: Gary Hayes; Ronald Harris; Alex Bosserman; Ronnie Knicely, Vice-Pres.; Tom Ellington, Sec.; Alonzo Jones, Pres.; Gary Givens, Tres.; James Furr. ROW 2: John Traynham; Bobby Yearout; Walter Noell; Billy Robertson; Ronnie Via; Jan Marion; Jerry Beard; Pete Yearout; Ben Cooper. ROW 3: Carl Hausler; Tom Rogers; Billy Jesser; Butch Berry; Glenn Johnson; Henry Cantwell; Sam Moyer; Tom Baggett; Gary West; Mr. Callison, Sponsor. 23