Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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STUDENTS ON THE JOB For a number of Waynesboro High School students, af¬ ternoons are filled with more than just homework. From a few hours of work a week to full-time jobs, these students take on large responsibilities and have earned the respect of their employers. The need for extra spending money or a savings for some special item provides incentives for all this work. Wearing his cowboy hat, Dick Merriken looks more like a steer rustler than a steak griller. With great dexterity, Carl Bishop meticulously manuevers his broom throughout an endless maze of aisles. 20 No need to worry about unsterile instruments when you are in the hands of Suzanne Foley who assists in a local orthodontist ' s office.

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STARRY, STARRY NIGHT With a tremendous team effort the Pep Club spon¬ sored another successful Homecoming Dance. Be¬ neath a canopy of stars, the dancers stepped lively to the music of The Soul Experience. The 1975-76 Homecoming Court and their escorts were: Homecoming Queen: Missy McMullen— Doug Gillette Senior Representatives: Cheryl Augustin — Bill Belcher Sharon Campbell — Kenny Baker Junior Representatives: Teresa Lovegrove— David Frazier Dodie Beverage — Dirk Niedentohl Sophomore Representatives: Faith Taylor — Andy Turner Dawn McAllister— Rusty Buchanan After a gala halftime performance, the WHS Band marches off the field. The Soul Experience sings out some soulful tunes during the Starry, Starry Night. k ' r %. A Swinging under gaily striped streamers, these dancers enjoy a sensa¬ tional Homecoming Dance. Queen Missy McMullen bumps her way into the hearts of her loyal subj ects. 19

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Unmindful of the world outside his corner of the store, Alan Wilkinson is intent upon his duties as cashier. Taking pride in pleasing, Greg Poland pencils out another order. JkAAAl Job Placement Director, Mr. William Blosser, endeavors to find a suitable job for another student. 21