Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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The Delta Tri-Hi-Y endeavors to teach its members to improve their habits, knowledge, social, and re¬ ligious attitudes, not only among the members, but also with their families, teachers, and friends. They also strive to develop integrity and self-discipline. The principal aim of the club is to develop an active and grow¬ ing relationship with the Christian church. The purpose of the club is best expressed by the words in the creed: “To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character.” Some projects of the club include: having bake sales, sending Care packages,having coat hanger and bottle drives, and contributing to World Service. The club also gave a Christmas present to a needy child. During the March of Dimes Drive club members acted as disc jockeys on the WAYB March of Dimes Record Parties. ROW 1: Miss Marilyn Sorce, Sponsor; Catherine Hausler; Joan Hewitt; Beverley Bush; Corinne Hurt; Brenda Campbell; Betty Couper. ROW 2: Carroll Leys; Barbara Kirk; Andrea Dobson; Wanda Carper; Sandra Tomes; Jo-Ann Cox; Ellen Girard. ROW 3: Sue Culton; Sally Carlson; Diane Byers; Jean Bowman; Jackie Zimmer; Becky Henkel; Jayne Thomp¬ son ; Kitty Haller. 26

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ROW 1: John Summers, Vice President} Nancy Smith, Treasurer} Margaret Pleasants, President} Di¬ ane Allen, Program Chairman} Bobby Reynolds, Secretary} Mrs. Wood, Sponsor. ROW 2: Ellen Stubblefield; Bob Smith; Marshall Coleman; Patsy Martin; Elizabeth Kelly. ROW 3: Kerry Kniskern; Carol Marion; Richie Gallaher; Dick Vines; Kathy Gelsleichter; Nancy ROW 1: Mrs. Wood, Sponsor; Judy Good, Sec.; Humes Franklin, Reporter; Jean Wells, Pres.; Char¬ les Baber, Tres.; Penny Partridge, State V-P; Corky Coyner, Vice-Pres. ROW 2: Judy Price; Corinne Hurt; Marilyn Murray; Mary Gordon; Andrea Dobson; Pam Hall; Bet¬ ty Couper; Barbara Kirk; Margy Hickam; Cara Lee Blume. ROW 3: Becky Thomas; Sally Carlson; Carol Wylie; Brenda Fitzgerald; Jane Probst; Barbara White; Judy Totten; Judy Leavell; Lucille Latschar; Cathy Hausler. ROW 4: Dorothy Bundy Turner; Judy Tressel; Danny Woodworth; Butch Tyree; Algie Guess; Bill Steed; Billy Howard; William Loeble; Betty McClung. 25

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ROW 1: Donald Schmidt; LeRoy Kniskern; Louis Rader; Mary Sue Wayland, Reporter; Jeannine Sorce, Sec.; Ann Newnham; Sandra Cook; Marsha Herndon; Patsy Frasher; Linda Dolly; Nancy Wright; Helen Alexion. ROW 2: Bill Livingston; Charles Reid; Tom Judy; Sylvia Henkel; Mary Girard; Sara Swann McLaughlin, Pres.; Gara Greef; Jackie McKemy, Tres.; Dabney Lipscomb; Brenda Fitzgerald; Pauline Sharp; Dixie Herron; Martha Ann Miller; Betty Boyd. ROW 3: Mike McCartney; Sandra Wright; Ann Reilly; Barbara Schwab; Billy Jesser; Phyllis Palmer; Betty Potts; Ann Paige Perdue; Barbra Freed; Jo Jordan; Penny Ryerson;Miss Corbin, Sponsor; Shirley Rankin; Martha Ann Craig; Carolyn Moses; Sambra Neet; Ann Gordon. ROW 4: Bobby Howard; Paul Gelsleichter; Bobby Brannon; Carleton Hawpe; Rodney Bradt; John Traynham; Tom Rogers; Alonzo Jones; Ann Tench; Susan Shakelford; Ann Higgins; Ann Wells, Vice Pres.; Patty Kirby; Lucy Law¬ ler; Maureen Callahan; Nancy Wilbur; Noble Goodloe. The National Beta Club is an honor society composed of junior and senior students who have maintain¬ ed a B average in their class work. The aim of the Beta Club is to help teachers and students achieve the end and aim of all true education, mental enlargement and character development, and to encourage creditable in¬ dividual achievement. The Beta Club strives to promote leadership, academic achievement, and desirable charac¬ ter. The Beta Club has many projects which the members carry out during the school year. Some of the pro¬ jects include: sponsoring Twirp Week and Sadie Hawkins Dance, decorating the hall bulletin boards, ushering for school functions, attending the annual Beta Convention, listing honor roll students in newspaper and offer¬ ing a Beta Club Scholarship. A very important activity of the club is the tapping of new members in the spring of each year. Sophomores are made aware of their membership in an assembly conducted by the Beta Club. The following year these new members are inducted into the club during an impressive ceremony led by the Beta Club officers. Twirp Week, a highlight of the school social calendar was begun last year. Even more hilarious and en¬ joyable were the restrictions imposed upon students this year. Included were “No Speak to Boys Day”, “No Smile At Boys Day”, and “Teachers Day” during which lady teachers must do the bidding of the men. 27