Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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1. Douglas Diamond, Pho¬ to-Editor Yearbook, Sports Photog¬ rapher, W.H.S. Hal! of Fame Pho¬ tographer, FCA, Pep Club, Track, Latin Club. 2. Roger Dinger 3. Phillip Dollins (Ray), Boy ' s State, Pep Band, Stage Band, |V Show, Engineering Club, SCA, Band. 4. Donald Driscoll 5. Steve Drumheller, National Honor Society, Pres. Beta Club, Concert Choir, Regional Chorus, Alt. 1970 All Virginia Chorus, |V Show, Senior Play, Beta Club Treas. 1969. 6. lacquelin Dudley (Jackie), DECA Club, FSA, Library Club. 7. Mary Dvorscak, Concert Choir, Senior Play, Spanish Club Sec., JV Show, Chorus. Happiness is the only goal. The time to be happy is now, the place to be happy is here. The way to be happy is to make others so. 8. Faye Earhart, Spirit Squad, Cho¬ rus. 9. Stephen Edwards 10. Dennis Evans 11. Lawrence Evans (Larry), De¬ tention Hall. Right On! 12. Chester Fitzgerald 13. Larry Fitzgerald 14. Brenda Fortney, Chorus, FHA, Cosmetology. 15. Fredrick Fortune (Fred), D.E. I, D.E. II, Concert Choir. 16. Larry Foster 25

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Before the rising sun, we fly! Democracy saw its finest hour in the 1971 Senior Committee, a body composed of a representative from each senior homeroom and led by the class officers. The committee made most of the decisions concerning class activities such as use of the lounge and specifics of the graduation ceremony. Their sen¬ ior play choice netted over seven-hundred dollars toward the senior trip, also under the direction of the Committee. From bewildered sophomores, to slightly organized Juniors, the Class of ' 71 regretfully left WHS after a victory over impulsive planning, diversified leadership, and self-interests. MIDDLE: Miss Knicely dips into the problems of Senior Class Sponsorship. TOP: Constantly prodded by President Doc Anderson, the Senior Committee mourns the passing of their years together. First Row: Cindy Heatwale, Sec.; Wimp Myrtle; Sus Anderson, V. Pres.; Laura Hobson. Back Row: Doc Anderson, Pres.; Sue Hammer; Kristy Ogle; Ava McCauley; Lisa Arnold, Sec.; Mary Nemeyer, Treas.; Denise Whitesell; Sherri Critzer; Mary Cooley. Not Pictured: Tom Boyd, Becky Stratton. BOTTOM: Senior Committee members meet in the Senior Lounge to discuss the selection of graduation invitations.

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1. Pat fox, Library Club, Tech School. 2. Nancy Fray, JV Show, Latin Club, Pep Club, F.T.A. 3. Connie Freed, D.E. Club, FHA, Make-up Senior Play. 4. Sam Gamble 5. Walter Gaynor (Wally Gator), Varsity Football, Beta Club Sec., FCA Pres., Annual Staff, SCA, JV Show, Track, Stage Crew — Senior Play. 6. Everett Garber 7. Ken Gerlitz (Wildy), Golf team, Concert Choir, Beta Club 8. Chris Gibson (Tuna), Basket¬ ball, Golf. SCA. 9. Thomas Glass (Tuck), Valley Vocational Tech School Draft Dept. 10. Mark Glenn, F.T.A., G.P.G. 11. Edward Gregory (Eddie), ICT 12. Debra Hall (Debbie) 13 Gregory Hamilton (Greg), Beta Club. 14. Sue Hammer, Homecoming Court, SCA Treas., Cheerleader, keyettes, Beta Club, Sr. Committee, Jr. Miss Contestant, JV Show, Co-chairman Prom, Pep Club, Band. We demand a raise. 15. Pat Haney, Keyettes, JV Show, SCA, Pep Club, Concert Choir, Spirit Squad, Senior Play. 16. Gary Hartnett, Beta Club, Pep Club, Baseball, Basketball, SCA Sen., Senior Play. 17. Cynthia Heatwole (Cyn), Con¬ cert Choir Accompanist, Regional Chorus, JV Show, Corresponding SEC. ot Senior Class, Beta Club, French Club Pres. One, two, three. 18. David Heatwole (Heat), Foot¬ ball, FCA. So many roads to choose — With the ever-pounding thoughts of tomorrow con¬ stantly harrassing the Seniors, the lounge became an escape from reality. The Senior Lounge vibrated with sound of a bouncing ping-pong ball and Grand Funk ' s Mean Mistreater which reduced the importance of Vanity Fair to mediocrity — at least for an hour. Every period found aimless Seniors talk¬ ing over, under, around and through life in hopes of gaining an answer to the future. It was a place where a hopeful stab at the Budwiser button would deliver only Grape. The dripping of holy drops from the heavens often transformed the haven into a popular place for fish, but after much mopping and work, the lounge again played host to the Class of 71. MIDDLE RIGHT: The Senior Lounge blubbers forlornly after the November deluge swept through, scattering cans and six inches of water in their haven. MIDDLE LEFT: The disgusting sight of a study freak in the lounge turns Sharon Cooper to sleep. BOTTOM: The summons of Beelzebub draws Ken Hewitt away from the realities of an SCA skit. TOP: Despite the pipes and the gray beneath a sinking structure, the seniors enjoy an uninterrupted hour in the depths of springless couches. 26