Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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Start walking and learn to run! The colorful romanticism of the 1970 Junior-Senior Prom traditionally constituted one of the major proj¬ ects of the Class of ' 71. Supervised by Sandy Kaiser and Bob Anderson, focus was on the theme song If Ever I Should Leave You with each corner of the transformed gym portraying a season. Despite a hectic exam schedule, Decorations Chairman Sherry Critzer directed the class efforts to a majestical suc¬ cess which far out-weighed the groans and com¬ plaints of seemingly unsolvable snags. TOP: Surrounded by a world of paper flowers, Susan Korneke ' s thoughts perceive a picturesque Friday evening. LOWER LEFT: Amidst multicolored streamers, Pete Shifflett and Ray Wolke endeavor to transform cold steel beams into the starry skies over Camelot. LOWER RIGHT: Debbie Smith looks on as Brooke Blanchard transfers the theme “If Ever I Should Leave You onto paper.

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1 lames Herring (|imi), Basic Bu¬ siness 2. Ross Hetrick, Science Club, Drama Club, Beta Club. Time is but the stream I go a-fishing in. 3. Edmund Hevener (Emmett) 4. Kenneth Hewitt, (Ken, Scritch), SCA, Track, Boy ' s State, Student Faculty Committee, Skyline Senior Editor, Senior Play - lights, Key Club, Photographer. Hark! Fools like me Tan only dream, but time makes reality. Well, anyway the sun is shining. 5. Richard Hewitt, D.E. Club 6. Milton Hickman 7. Steve Hintze, )V Show, Science Club, Engineering Club. In order to learn, let the midnight oil burn. 8. Laura Hobson, Homecoming Queen, SCA, Pep Club, Keyettes, Cheerleader, Senior Committee, Soph. Class Vice Pres. 9. Kenneth Hodge, VICA — at Tech School 10. Donald Holts (Scotty), Basket¬ ball, Football, Track, Concert Choir, Newspaper Staff. 11. Donavan Howard (Dee Dee), FSA 12. Chase Hughes, Football, SCA, Band, Concert Choir, FCA, Senior Play Set, Key Club. 13. Mary Hughes, Deca, D.E. As¬ sistant 14. lames Hutchens (Jim), Track letter, FCA. It don ' t take much know how no how. 15 . Lynwood Hutchens (Cow), Football, VICA. 16. Lemuel Irvin (Eddie), Concert Choir, Spanish Club II, III, Spanish Club Treas. 28

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Sharing horizons new to us . . . Senior wizardry and imagination created a memora¬ ble lunior-Senior Prom for 1970. Working during school hours and late into the night, the industrious Class of ' 71 converted the bleak gym into an attrac¬ tive, graceful setting. The theme, the song If Ever I Should Leave You from Camelot, transformed each corner of the gym into a season of the year a season when a man finds it impossible to leave the one he loves. Similarly, couples were mesmeri zed by the magic and found it difficult to leave by midnight. UPPER LEFT: A touch of genius is added to decorations for Jr.-Sr. Prom as Chase Hughes adorns a homely basket with beautiful laurels. BOTTOM: Laura Hobson momentarily loses thoughts of the present and looks to the future of the )r.-Sr. Prom while her fellow workers carry on. UPPER RIGHT: Boisterous boys and flighty girls turned into gallant gentlemen and dainty ladies were soon to fill the vacant chairs beneath an evanescent archway.