Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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Signs of spirit are produced by Gail Roup. Silhouetted by car headlights, the cheerleaders engage in an impromptu pep rally. Preparing to capture the Spirit Stick for the Junior Class, Joyce Miller, Kenta Dunn, and Gayle Walton solicit the aid and advice of President Ronnie Denney. 4

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Academics Athletics Clubs Activities Classes Ads 3 18 42 66 98 110 164

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Team effort plus extra hours explain special punch of Giant-lovers School spirit breaks to the forefront as enthusiasm gives the spark for an explosion. The atmosphere burns as gyrating bodies and full-throated voices give forth in cheers, songs, and rally cries. The year does not extin¬ guish the undying Waynesboro spirit. It increases as the competition builds. This feeling spreads to the classroom in a constant whirl of discovery and learning. All activities and stu¬ dents are touched by it as nine months become memo¬ ries. The flame of spirit will burn for the duration of Waynesboro High School because it will always be nourished by its HAPPENING . . . NOW students. Danise Webb and Francia Moyer combine their voices in an echo of victory over Lexington. Spirit and drive etch themselves on the faces of Fred Ross and Richard Lotts as the varsity coach explains a flaw in the man-to-man defense against Albemarle. 5