Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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Miss Summers snickers at some of Mrs. White’s unique humor. ‘ free rr ys mn ci Accentuating a point from the colonnage puppit, Mr. Pid- cock raises his finger in admonishment.

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Reading, writing, modern math—loofers face the teachers’ wrath Disheartened by poor test results, Mrs. Kidd scowls reflectively. Posed to call forth the opening of a symphony, Miss Pullen con- ducts the keyboard musicians. 18 Mingling in the hallway, foreign tongues reverberate from the wall. Squeaking out the quadratic formula, a chalkstick slithers across the blackboard. Cries of ‘‘One, two, one, two!’’ that enumerate push-ups demonstrate the stress on a ‘‘strong mind in a strong body.” Ancient, yet still alive, Shakesperean classics shine along with the fruits of modern novelis ts in the English Department. Interpreted by the School Mathematics Study Group of Yale, Eu- clid’s wisdom seizes the learner’s attention. As the world developes, books concerning the Ro- man Empire as well as Viet Nam are being produced. History’s sage is part of every student's life. Rising above the drone of the typewriter and the Latin declension, spiraling into an infinity of knowledgeable tomorrows, are the minds, the teeming, excited, agited minds—and they are MOSTLY MOVING.

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Administrators gain - student confidence with friendliness Merit scholars, lab equipment, patient words, and football schedules engulf the thoughts of two administrators as they consistently strive to promote the image of WHS in the educational hierarchy that is Waynesboro and Virginia. Students of WHS swell with admiration as they appreciate the personal interest shown by the principals in their individual welfare. Unique is the attitude of WHS administrators. Boasting a new assistant principal, WHS wel- comes Mr. Bruce Robinette into the admin- istrative circle. Jeeps replace the norm and college boards oc- cupy the time of progressive leaders.- WHS moves in a realm of achieved guidance. Pondering the world’s conflicts while munching lunch, Mr. Dance girations bemuse principal, Mr. Shirley Kiger. Kiger and senior girls pleasantly settle problems. Classroom visits are treats from Mr. Kiger.