Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1985 volume:

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His num- ber-one hobby is following Virginia Tech sports, and he is well known as one of the leading “Hokie” fans in the area. Over the years, Mr. Gilbert has assisted in the production of the school yearbook by allowing staff members to use the business depart- ment typing facilities and by making his office telephone available to the staff adviser. More than that, Mr. Gil- bert’s moral support and genuine con- cern for the hard work that it takes to produce the yearbook is a great source of comfort. For all of these reasons, SKYLINE ’85 is dedicated to Mr. John Gilbert. TABLE OF CONTENTS Seniors...... Student Life . Juniors...... Sophomores.. Freshmen ....... Student Activities SPOMs:. 0c. cee oe Facultyirtc.. tec c's Advertisements. . AZ=F2OnmzOz Juniors — Debra Serrett and Stacey Jones 3 Sophomores — Tabby Bryant and Doug McClung Sophomores — Donilee Alexander and Chris Bowen Freshmen — Lynn Hammond and Eric Ajemian Freshmen — Michelle Monroe and Scott Hess Seniors — Amy Nance and Doug Sadosuk “gd Bs: % WHS Principal Thomas Muncy, Homecoming King and Queen Doug Sadosuk and Susan Wood, and Crown Bearers Jay Hullett and Claire Covington. This year the WHS Homecoming was on Friday, the nineteenth of October. To get in the mood of Homecoming, the school observed “Spirit Week” which consisted of such activities as “Hat and Button Day”, “Inside-Out Day”, and ‘Purple and Gold Day”. These efforts were rewarded by the Little Giant Football Team as they defeated the Falcons of Central High School. During halftime of the game, Doug Sadosuk and Susan Wood were crowned King and Queen. Festivities concluded the following night with the Homecoming Dance — this year entitled “Almost Paradise.” The street lights are shining bright. The billboards are shedding their light. And my crowd's out hang- ing around tonight. , The World is waiting Be an exchange student yo ad a 1 wd idwls, = A S TC Vy) is + VY) Vv x ia) = a“ = Vv) x Pe 0) 7 fe 09 = aa) ee y ' j ! i $ e4 - KTSL PPA a4 + =? sé 5g i 23 ss x Ne SNR a AIAN Co mA HAM NADANO NERA ROOAIADIIN £ Fie pees? F220 Lf 8 $223 LIAN AAA EM oH erosion near Naty Decal DN NO ARRON ASI, CAEN A NRO OAR NE ane AA SOMANIED’ i mt i t ' Eos i i Young and restless friend, you'll never pass this way again, so drink the summer wine, reach for the Stars while you have time. Your restless dreams will lead the way; so dream your dreams and live for each day while you are young. I have often heard that the ways of man are hard, but the simple fact remains that love seems to be the answer. And now, | trust this to you. wai nemesis 16 Seniors 17 CLASS OF ’85 — TRADITION LIVES In the past four years, the Class of 1985 has experienced many great times ay Waynesboro High School. As a result of the most recent city school reorganization, this was the first ninth grade class to attend WHS since the 1960's. From the time that they arrived in the fall of 1981, members of the class have assumed a lot of responsibility and have demonstrated that they were equal to the task. In the final year, 1984-85, leaders of the Class of 85 not only kept tradition going but revived some past traditions. They initiated “The Spring Formal” to take the place of the Prom SENIOR COMMITTEE — FIRST ROW: Rene Furr, Roxie Campbell, Deanna Lowry, Cindy Meier, Tina Martin, Am Blanton. SECOND ROW: Shannon Terry, Sandie Farmer, Wendy Wilkinson, Kevin Lucas, Deborah Walker. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Melanie Blanton, secretary; Kevin Lucas, president; Amy Nance, treasurer. (Not pictured: Darren Washington, vice president). 18 Seniors which had been dropped several years before. Also, with the help of the National Honor Society, the Senior Committee was successful in reinstating the popular “Senior Wills.” The seniors continued operating the concession stand at home basketball games to raise money for a treasury that was already overflow- ing from previous efforts. Other traditions that were kept alive were the Senior Play and Finals Dance. Members of the 1984-85 Senior Class can be very proud of their accomplishments. It is now up to future senior classes to meet the challenge set forth by the Class of ’85. Good Luck! 2 y Nance, Tracy Hill, Shelley Richards, Melanie So OES Seniors 19 VOICES FROM THE HIGH SCHOOL Characters Act One Jeancand: Kevinie. ae an os tee ee oer Clairemarie Comar and Eric Aldhizer Stephen;andiShellawsce ee eee Sam Watson and Sandie Farmer Doustand Ann a0. ee Shannon Terry and Melanie Blanton Kimandi MIKO Soe. senor Randy Meadows and Andrea Bowles Andréa and Chrismas. cee tee Paige Phillips and Matthew Pici Senior Girl and Freshman Girl.......... Jan Hammock and Andrea Bowles RoOSarand Maria csc. eet ec Anna Quada and Clairemarie Comar Harry-and Jerrys2 se cieitccn a ee ee Eric Aldhizer and Kevin Lucas Larry;and BODDV sane eee Charles Ajemian and Kenneth Devoy Act Two lle era dey eee ab oa aie ale Rene Meee Sennen eae ee Sandie Farmer heddyzands Danny are. 9 eee Sam Watson and Shannon Terry Milllefand Carolee. eee Paige Phillips and Shelley Richards Mary and. ROSer a4). cer ee eee ee Deanna Lowry and Jeff Miracle Linnea edt Canter a2 a Pu A tre Roa NARS org Die eu aed Charles Ajemian Pattie and: BOs. asc sn oe eee Anna Quada and Kenneth Devoy Teen Santars ..5n. oom oe sre eee cece ee eee Kevin Lucas Fel eas Poca wire toa tetas ape ene ee Gy Reet otnyac's ee ae nn Shannon Terry HeECtOr sa) eee ciate occas teen era eo ee ere ee Randy Meadows Freddy 5 eer yi. . cc a ne ae ee eae ee eer rene Jeff Miracle SUSIO Mee tara eS orsects care 'o' tos ee Sr) ako oo ene Deanna Lowry Catherine ng iitir, «as sivcs'e sha else ots bhe een eee ee Jan Hammock Co-DIrectOrs aneeee ee re Mrs. Alice Flora and Mrs. Diane Heavner Student:Director 2 y.5o tan neta re ee eee Amy Teachey ee. 20 Seniors Seniors Behind the Scenes — FIRST ROW: Rachel Shook, Rene Furr, Sara Hudson. SECOND ROW: Amy Teachey, Alice Mays, Terri Shifflett, Dea Mahanes. THIRD ROW: Tony Modlin, Marc Richardson, Scott Smith, Gary Conner. Seniors 21 22 Seniors Seniors 23 MODEL GENERAL ASSEMBLY The Tenth Annual Model General Assembly sponsored by the Staunton Kiwanis Club was held on March 26-28 in Staunton. Representing Waynesboro High School were the following se- nior U.S. Government students: Senators — Kevin Lucas, Amy Nance, Mike Rottenborn, Doug Sadosuk (Committee Chair- man), and Scott Whetzel; Delegates — Clairemarie Comar, Andrew Erler, Sandie Farmer, Tim Goodrich, Jan Hammock, Ralph Hahn, Pam Kite, Dea Mahanes, Alice Mays (Speaker Pro Tem), Randy Meadows, Marc Richardson, Terri Shifflett, Amy Teachy, and Susan Wood (Committee Chairman); House Com- mittee Clerk — Karen Weatherford; and Page — Shannon Terry. 24 Seniors Seniors 25 MOCK TRIAL The following WHS senior government students partici- pated in the Ninth Annual Mock Trial on May 28 in the Waynesboro Circuit Courtroom with Judge Rudolph Bum- gardner presiding: PrOSEecucINS ATLOINeG YS sera eter: Wendy Wilkinson Mike Rottenborn Defense Attorneys..... Elisabeth Weber Kenneth Devoy Sheriffs etre. ree ees Tony Harris Kenny Tyndall Clerkcofithe: Circuit: Courter. nee Rene Furr The) Defendant.(Patty;Gake) Saeco e Deanna Lowry Witnesses....... Dawn Beach, Jeff Miracle, Angela Nelson, Mark Schaff, Monica Sease J.B. Stevens Jurors. ...Roxie Campbell, Chris Cloonan, Gwenneth Davis, Wayne Fix, Lara Hatter, Phuong Huynh, David Jordan, Bo Madison, Laura Shoemaker, Scott Smith, Darren Washington Frank Watson The jury returned a verdict of not guilty for a charge of child abuse (assault and battery). The team of student attorneys judged by the Augusta Bar Association to have done the best job was Mike Rottenborn and Wendy Wilkinson. The individual best student attorney was Mike Rottenborn. 26 Seniors N on 2 f = 7) W WARDS ASSEMBLY ... Co-Valedictorian Wendy Wilkinson and WHS Principal Thomas Muncy 28 Seniors ... A TIME FOR RECOGNITION Co-Valedictorian Mike Rottenborn and Salutatorian Dea Mahanes MERE EMPL EEN POEL. LE ILE AEE Seniors 29 30 Seniors BACCALAUREATE LOUIS SPILMAN AUDITORIUM WAYNESBORO, VIRGINIA June 2, 1985 — 7:00 P.M. Prelude ayrat te Sonata 27 in B Flat Major — Joseph Haydn.......... Mr. Peter Lewis, Pianist Processional aaa. a ene Trumpet Tune— Francesco Mandredini............. Bourree — G.P. Telemann INVOCATION Fea ns ceed eo Rites fe ears water Ne pce tae ee eee Reverend Paul Bailey Main Street United Methodist Church FLYIN oe eee hae ce tn ee eee “For the Beauty of the Earth” Scripture 5.5. Svea ogee eee ee ee fe etch etn Mr. Kevin Lucas Prayer nee te Oe eee Le ea ere estore ete eee eee Miss Rene Furr SpecialiMUsiCye = gene =[he Lord's) Prayetien reer Miss Audrey Aylor Message:to Graduates ima. os einen eee Reverend Robert Richards Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church Perry where Mesh 4. i OS OR OL OR. OR “Now Thank We All Our God” SaaS Ty Peles eRe ee ote ae Ole on et ee a nee Reverend Bailey Trumpet TuneésandiAViGyee eee Jeremiah Clarke Seniors 31 FINALS DANCE — “ONE MORE NIGHT” 32 Seniors The Senior Class at Waynesboro High School reguest the honor of your presence at “One More Night” Wednesday, June fifth from eight o'clock until midnight in the gumnastium Seniors 33 With graduation drawing n ear, members of the Class of ‘85 rem- inisce and savor ‘“‘One More Night” ... 34 Seniors GRADUATION NIGHT — JUNE 7, 1985 Seniors 35 4) 2 S © mA) Xo) fon) Due to inclement weather, Commencement for the Class of 1985 was held indoors in the Louis Spilman Auditorium. A large crowd necessitated that televisions be set up in the school gymnasium so that the overflow crowd could view the cere- monies by closed-circuit. After the invocation by Rev. J.H. Cline and pres- entation of the traditional class gift to the school by Salutatorian Dea Mahanes, senior president Kevin Lucas introduced Commencement speaker, Reggie Smith of the Virginia Education Association. Mr. Smith stressed a motivational theme, and his remarks were well received by the graduating seniors and those in the audience as well. The speech was rated by many teachers as being one of the most interesting ever given at WHS. Following Mr. Smith’s address were speeches by Co- Valedictorians Mike Rottenborn and Wendy Wil- kinson. The most important order of business of the night came next as School Board Chairman Dr. William Kappes and Superintendent Dr. Thomas Varner awarded diplomas to the eager seniors. Upon being Officially pronounced graduates of Waynesboro High School by Principal Thomas Muncy, members of the Class of 85 were ready to face the rest of their livesec. Seniors 37 4 Reagan at Bitburg cemetery. Dead or Alive? in ‘ THUG BUSTER yaetetany | ’ bees sary � Desmond Tutu Nightmare | Philadelphia lille 6) —_ Bish CAMPAIGN for AFRICA Pome members of Band Aid | ae (1) BOBBIE JEAN ADKINS (2) OTIS MELVIN AILSWORTH JR. (3) ERIC SCOTT ALDHIZER (Skippy, Beav- er, P.P.): J.V. and Varsity Football, J.V. Show, Senior Play, One-Act Play (Best Actor), Spring Cabaret, DECA, Drama. “Well, we're here! Now what? Let's all go crazy — who cares! Take your life as your feel it, and let no one deceive it. ‘Natures first green is old ... nothing gold can stay.’ (Robert rost) Hey KWF, two years ain't that bad! Thanks Mom and Dad. Stand aside — Myr- tle Beach here we come! Stay gold y'all, stay gold.” (4) MARK JOSEPH ALLEN: Band, J.V. Show. “May the light of the new day be as bright as the one passing away.” (5) RONALD EUGENE AUGUSTINE: (Ron- nie, Julius, Bull): Concert Choir (Section Leader, Instrumental Chairman), Regional Choir, 9th Grade Chorus, Concert Band (1st Chair), Pep Band, Jazz Ensemble, WHS Jazz Award, Basketball Manager, J.V. Foot- ball, Varsity Football, J.V. Show, French Club, Key Club, Beta Club, Math Team, Freshman Class Council, Boy’s State, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. “Let us be thankful for thefools. But for them the rest of us could not succeed. Good luck Class of ‘85! Play the game!” (6) DAWN LEONA BEACH: 9th Grade Chorus, 10th Grade Chorus, Chorale, Ber- nadine Cochrane Singers (Section Leader). “Delight thyself also in the Lord, and he shall give thee the desires of thine heart.” Psalm 37:4 (7) AMY LYNN BEAR: 9th and 1 Oth Grade Choruses, 9th Grade Track schorekeeper, J.V. Show, French Club. “I’m not afraid of tomorrow for | have seen yesterday and | love today.” (8) ANTHONY SCOTT BEARD (Tony Beard): J.V. and Varsity Baseball, DECA. “These years have been really great, and | hope it ets better in the future. Thanks Mom and ad.” 40 Seniors (9) RICKY DARRELL BEARD (10) JAMES LEON BELL (Big Tom): VICA, DECA. “Well, | finally made it!! Thanks for everybody’s support. Pam, | will always love you!” (11) STEPHANIE MARIE BEVERAGE (Steph): Pep Club, DECA. “Live life as it comes. It won't be easy, but in the end it’s worth it. Thanks to Barbara and Jodi for being there. Thanks Donnie — | love you!” (12) MELANIE FREEMAN BLANTON (Spaz, Mel, Banana Head): Art Guild (treasurer), Pep Club, Drama Club, Senior Play, One- Act Play, J.V. Show, Latin Club (vice presi- dent), Tennis Team, Indoor Track, Cross Country, Swim Team, Freshman- Sophomore-Junior class repre sentative, Senior Class secretary, Beta Club, Keyette historian and president, Girl's State, Craft and Photo Guild president. “All this is but a dream too flattering sweet to be substan- tial.” Shakespeare (13) ANDREA LOUISE BOWLES: Band (li- brarian, section leader, regionals), 9th Grade Chorus, Concert Choir (librarian, section leader, regionals, All-Virginia Cho- rus alternate), Chorale accompanist, J.V. Show, Beta Club, French Club, Key Club, Junior Class Council, Senior Committee, Girl's State, Who’s Who in American High Schools, Senior Play, Model General As- sembly. “‘A fool will lose tomorrow reaching back for yesterday: just cherish the memories.” (14) MICHAEL PAUL BRADT (Mike): Cross Country (captain), Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, ].V. Show, Boy’s State, Concert Choir (assistant riser chairman), Key Club, Band (1st chair, tuba), 9th Grade Chorus, Pep Band. “Do your best in all that you try, and those who judge you for trying rather than performance will be ones of great value and trust; these are your true friends. (see ya'll in Texas!!!)” (15) SARAH ELIZABETH BROWER: Beta Club, National Honor Society, Keyettes, Concert Choir, Regional Chorus, All- Virginia Chorus, Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students, J.V. Show, French Club, 9th Grade Chorus, 1 Oth Grade Chorus. “Look as though you'll live forever, live as though you'll die today.” (16) MELISSA MICHELE BROWN (Missy): Band, 9th Grade Chorus, Concert Choir, Spanish Club. “To all my closest friends, thanks for helping me make it through the year. I love you all!” (17) WILLIAM ALEXANDER BROWN (Wil- ly): J.V. and Varsity Football, DECA, J.V. Show. “When you do it, do it right the first time.” Seniors 41 (1) DAVID WILLIAM BURNETT: “May you put your best foot forward and to be good at what you want to do. Thanks TYW. I love you. (2) TONYA RENAE BURNS: Track manager, Beta Club, DECA. “Ha ve patience. All things are difficult before they become easy.” (3) DABNEY ELLEN BUSH (Dab, Dabby, Dabbles): Chorus 9 and 10, Indoor Track, FBLA (secretary), J.V. Show. “A wise man holds his tongue. Only a fool blurts out everything he knows; that only leads to sorrow and trouble. (Proverbs 10:14) Thanks Mom for such a happy childhood and for all the love you gave. To all my friends, | wish you the best now and in the future.” (4) ROXANNA MARIE CAMPBELL (Roxie): Sophomore Class Council, Junior Class Council, Senior Committee, Ninth Grade Chorus, Tenth Grade Chorus, Chorale, B.C. Singers (section leader, secretary, dance director). Keyettes, Drama Club, Latin Cl ub, Pep Club, Skyline Yearbook Staff, Class Night, J.V. Show, Senior Play (props), Homecoming, Finals, Jump Rope for Heart. “Happy are those who dream dreams and have the courage to make them come true. If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it.” (5) KIMBERLY ZANE CASH: Spanish Club, Varsity Football and Baseball manager. “As we advance in life, we learn the limits of our abilities.” (6) STEVEN TODD CASH: Art Guild. “It’s been great these past twelve years, all the fun and all the tears, but stop and think of just one thing — life goes on never the same, so dream a dream just for you and rock on to your own tune.” (7) DANIEL JAY CLINE (Danny): Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Varsity Football. “Have fun because you're only going to do it once! Isn't that right, Tim?” (8) CHRISTOPHER ANTHONY CLOONAN (9) ZACKERY LEON COLES (Zack): J.V. and Varsity Football, Track, DECA. “Striving for the best is hard work, but it pays off in the end.” 42 Seniors (10) DIANA CAROL COLVIN (Lady Di): FBLA president, Junior Class Council, Pep Club. “It takes both rain and sunshine to make a rainbow. Cherish yesterday, dream of tomorrow, and live for today — for if you love life, life will love you back. The last was the best because of my Mom and my friends. | love you all.” (11) CLAIREMARIE COMAR: Senior Play, One-Act Play Festival, Children’s Produc- tion of “Treasure Island”, Cross Country, Tennis Team. Anaig Nin “Life shrinks or ex- pands in proportion to one’s courage.” (12) GARY WAYNE CONNER (GW): Art Guild (president), Newspaper Staff (art di- rector), Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, Se- nior Play, Junior Variety Show. “If you love something, set it free. If it comes back to you, it’s yours. If not, find it and kill it. It’s been a pretty jerome four years, especially my senior year. Thanks to Mom, Dad, and everybody who let me copy their home- work (heh, heh). Goodbye, all, and remem- ber — let’s be careful out there!” (13) SARA JO CONNER: French Club, Pep Club, J.V. Basketball, SODA, Key Club, Con- cert Choir, Who’s Who, J.V. Show. “Have two goals: wisdom — that is, knowing and doing right — and common sense. Don't let them slip away, for they fill you with living energy, and are a feather in your cap. They keep you safe from defeat and disas- ter and from stumbling off the trail. With them on feels you can sleep without fear; you need not be afraid of disaster or the plots of wicked men, for the Lord is with you; he protects you (Proverbs 3:2 1-26). Thanks for everything Mom, Dad, Randy, Cricket, Sarah, Rebecca. Shelley, and espe- cially Mark! I'll never forget you!” (14) EDDIE DAVIS CRAIG Il (Humpy): Se- nior Committee, FBLA, Spanish Club. “Best of life to every friend and especially my brother ... May the road rise to meet you, may the wind be always at your back and may the sun shine warm upon your face.” (15) WILLIAM JOSEPH CRAIG (16) DAVID EMERSON CUPP (Cupp): Pho- tography Guild, VICA. “As you go through life be yourself and be what you want to be. Don’t worry with what other people think of you because it just doesn’t matter. What matters is what you know. Thanks Mom, Dad, and Cin.” (17) DANA MARIE DABNEY (Day-Day): 9th Grade Chorus, 1 Oth Grade Chorus, Concert Choir, Track, Beta Club, SODA. “I can achieve all of my goals in life because the sky is the limit to what | can have.” (18) GWENNETH EVER DAVIS (Gwen): Girl’s and Boy’s Basketball Manager, Soft- ball Manager, FHA (treasurer), DECA (re- porter, vice president), SODA, 9th and 10th Grade Choruses. “We just begun to live.” Seniors 43 (1) TERESA EVE DAVIS (Recee): “I wish everyone the best of luck throughout the years to come.” (2) KENNETH BURTON DEVOY: “Always believe in magic.” (3) GORDON KIRK DICKERSON (Camo- flouge Kirk): Key Club, Art Guild, National Art Honor Society (treasurer), 9th and 10th Grade Choruses. ‘In the words of the famous Francais De La Borsky: ‘Everbody Bops.” (4) JEMISE ADELL DIGGS (Mese): J.V. and Varsity Basketball, J.V. and Varsity Volleyball, Softball, Track, Active Athletes. “It’s not the end, it’s just the beginning.” (5) RICHARD ALLEN DOOMS: JV. and Var- sity Wrestling Teams, “Work hard but play harder.” (6) ANDREW IRVIN ERLER: Spanish Club, Key Club, Beta Club, National Honor Soci- ety, Model General Assembly, Cross Coun- try, Tennis, Math Team, Academic Team, Concert Band (vice president), Marching Band (vice president), Stage Band, Pep Band. “Work like you'd live forever. Live like you'd die tomorrow.” (7) DONNA LEE FALLS: Chorus 9, Chorus 10, Sophomore Class Council. “For of all sad words of tongue and pen, the saddest of these are: It might have been.” John Greenleaf Whittier. I love you Mom, Dad, Tedford and Jeffrey! (8) SANDRA GALE FARMER (Sandie): 9th Grade Chorus, Concert Choir (assistant dance director), Regional Chorus, All-- Virginia Chorus, Senior Honors Choir, Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Councils, Sophomore Class Presi- dent, J.V. Volleyball (co-captain), Drama Club (vice president), Who’s Who Among High School Students, Beta Club, Latin Club, One-Act Play, J.V. Show. “It takes both rain and sunshine to make a rainbow.” (9) JAMES STEPHEN FIELDS (Cornflake, Red): Varsity Wrestling, J.V. and Varsity Football, Concert Choir, Freshman, Sopho- more, and Junior Class Councils, J.V. Show, Chorus 9 and 10, Regional Choir 12, Boy’s State, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. “As I grow to understand life less and less, | learn to live more and more.” Thanks Diane. (10) PENNY DARNELL FITZGERALD: Drama Club, Spring Cabaret, VICA (president), secretary of Central VICA. “You can only live your life once, so live it the way you want to. Thanks Mom and Dad for every- thing. TMA — | love you.” (11) LISA RENE FURR (Fuzzy): Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Concert Choir (scrapbook editor), Regional Chorus, Girl’s Track (manager, scorekeep- er), Beta Club, French Club, Key Club, Senior Committee, Spring Formal, Yearbook Staff (student activities section editor). “Your soul is like an automobile tire, which in- stead of the right amount of air must have the right amount of enthusiasm and love, humor and goodwill — Otherwise the road will be lonely and bumpy.” (12) ANDREW WRIGHT GARBER (Andy): Freshman Class Council, Ninth Grade Chor- us, Latin Club. “A penny for your thoughts.” 44 Seniors (13) JENNIFER ALLYN GIBSON (14) GRETCHEN BETH GINER (15) WHITNEY ELAINE GLASS (Pfred): Art Guild, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Key Club. “Yes there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run, there's still time to change the road you're on.” Thanks Jody, Chris, and Fudd. (16) MICHELLE ELISSA GLENN: Beta Club, Chorus, DECA, J.V. Show, Newspaper Staff, Pep Club, Yearbook Staff, Finals. “Keep your face to the sunshine, and you cannot see the shadows.” (17) TIMOTHY ANDREW GOODRICH (Tim): J.V. and Varsity Wrestling, 9th Grade Chorus, 1 Oth Grade Chorus, Chorale (pres- ident), Latin Club, Beta Club, Model Gener- al Assembly, ].V. Show. “To dream the absurd is conformity, but to live the absurd is individuality — The Gnarly Rabbit.” (18) STEFANIE DAWN GRAHAME (Stevi): “It's finally over; thanks Mom and Dad for helping me through school — love ya lots. Also, Taeolt you Michael for being there when | needed you. | love you always. Good Luck WHS.” (19) ANGELA MICHELE GRANT: Art Guild, Drama Club, Pep Club, FBLA (historian reporter). “To Mom and Dad, thank you for the love and support you have given me, | love you both. And to Donnie, spending the rest of my life with you will be the greatest reward ever! | love you! (June 29, 1985). Good Luck ].A.G.” (20) RALPH NICHOLAS HAHN (Putty): J.V. and Varsity Basketball, Model General As- sembly. “It's now time to quit thinking about the pursuit of happiness and start the happiness of pursuit. Later Howard.” Seniors 45 (1) JANICE NICOLE HAMMOCK (Jan): Keyettes (vice president), Beta Club, Mod- el General Assembly, Concert Choir, Re- ites Chorus, SODA, J.V. Show, Senior lay, Forensics, Homecoming Court, French Club, Drama Club, Pep Club, Ninth Grade Chorus, Class Council. “Pretenders pretend to their patronage lend, but it’s the ones we don't see that always fascinate me — ADAMANT.” (2) GEORGIENE ELAINE HANNON (Crick- et): Pep Club, Drama Club, Spanish Club, Yearbook Staff, Homecoming, Keyettes, Varsity Cheerleaders, Finals, ].V. Show, Chorus 9 and 10, Jump Rope For Heart, Who's Who Among High School Students. ‘What peaceful hours | once enjoyed! How sweet their memory still! But they have left an aching voi d the world can never fill. Thanks Sara, Sarah, Roxie, Amy and Rebec- ca for all the special memories.” (3) LAURA CRISTINE HARMAN (Laurie): Latin Club, DECA. “Love withers under con- Straint; its very essence is liberty. It is com- patible neither with obedience, jealousy, nor fear; it is there most pure, perfect and unlimited where its votaries live in confi- dence, equality and unreserve.” (4) ANTHONY WADE HARRIS (Tony) (5) LARRA DILEEN HATTER (6) JOLIE PAGE HERRON (Fred): Sopho- more Class Council, Spanish Club (treasur- er), Art Guild, Photography Guild (secre- tary, historian). “Life is one big picture. With a little touching up, it can be perfect.” (7) TRACY LYNN HILL (Spacey, Trace): J.V. Cheerleader, Tennis Team, Pep Club, Latin Club, Cross Country, Indoor Track, Girl's Track, SODA, Key Club (treasurer, secre- tary), 10th Grade Chorus, J.V. Show, Junior Class Council, Senior Committee, Skyline Yearbook Staff, Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students, Delegate to In- ternational Key Club Convention. “Those crazy nights, | do remember in my youth. | do recall, those were the best times most of all. Friendship is love without his wings. | hope that we can become better strang- ers. (8) WILLIAM ANDREW HINERMAN (9) ROBERT ANTHONY HISERMAN (Tony, Sid): Cross Country (co-captain), Indoor and Outdoor Track, SODA, Waynesboro High Times Staff (Sports Editor). “Il got by with a little help from my friends. Thanks Coach, Mike, Dave, Holly, Tracy, Ellen, Bin- ney, Karen, Beth, and especially Krissy.” (10) TIMOTHY JOE HOLCOMB (Casper) Varsity Football and Track. ‘Well it’s been a great year, especially to share it with the one you love. Thanks Missy. | love you.” (11) BRENDAN PATRICK HOURIGAN: Track. “Life’s greatest wealth lies not in gold nor in the luxury itlends ... but rather in the memories of grand oldtimes with friends.” (12) SHEILA DENISE HOWARD: |.V. Bas- ketball (captain), Varsity Basketball, |.V. and Varsity Volleyball (captain), Girl’s Track, Softball, Chorus 9 and 10, Chorale, DECA (historian), ].V. Show. “To make the world a peo place, one must show it a friendly ace, 46 Seniors (13) TABATHA ROCHELLE HOWARD: Var- sity Basketball (captain), Varsity Volleyball, Softball, Chorus 9 and 10, Chorale 12, J.V. Show, DECA (reporter). “Life is yours and lived by you, so make the most of all you do.” (14) VICKIE LYNN HOWDYSHELL (Vickie Lou): Pep Club, Art Guild, Drama Club, DECA. “You only live once, but if you do it right once is enough.” (15) CHRISTINA E HOY (Chrissy, M M): Spanish Club, Art Guild, Varsity Cheer- leader, FBLA, ].V. Show, National Art Honor Society (secretary). “A friend is one to whom one may pour out all the contents of one’s heart, chaff and grain together, knowing that the gentlest of hands will take and sift it, keep what is worth keeping and with the breath of kindness blow the rest away.” (Arabian Proverb) Thanks to all my friends. | couldn’t have made it through this year without having you to lean on. Mom and Dad, | love you! (16)SARA ANN HUDSON: Drama Club, One-Act Play (Director), Senior Play, Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor Track, Spring Cabaret. “The women of today would rather be pretty than smart, because the ath of today can see better than they can think.” (17) RUPERT CLARK HUGHES (18) KAREN YVONNE HUTCHINSON: FBLA (vice president), Chorus, Pep Club. “We can make our plans, but the final out- come is in God’s hands. Thanks Mom and Dad and to all. my friends who made my Panes year one to remember, | love you all.” (19) PHUONG PHI HUYNH: National Art Honor Society (president), Art Guild, French Club. “Don’t worry about what other people think about you. Just do what you want and put an impression on the world!!” (20) CARL FRANCIS IRWIN Il (Skip): Junior Variety Show, Indoor Track, Cross Country, 9th and 10th Grade Choruses, Computer Programming Competition. “No matter how bad things get — never give up! To ive up is to admit defeat. Never give up — eep fighting!” Seniors 47 (1) BUCK NEWTON ISELI (2) MICHAEL ARNOLD ISELI (Frog): J.V. Football, J.V. Football Manager, Junior Vari- ety Show, Junior Class Council, VICA. My interests are in the future, because | will be spending the rest of my life there. Thanks Mom and Dad.” (3) ALAN JAY JACKSON (4) DEBORAH GAIL JONES (Debie): Drama Club, Science Club, FBLA (parliamentarian). “Never take freedom for granted, and it will never be taken away. If you love something set it free ... | set my love free, and you came back. I love you Sherman.” (5) MARRI THERESA JONES: DECA, Chorus 9 and 10. “Be all that you can be!” (6) DAVID ROBERT JORDAN (Dave): Band, J.V. and Varsity Football, Indoor and Out- door Track, J.V. Show. “It’s important to remember that success is never final and failure is never fatal. But the most important part is that it’s not whether you win or lose, it's how good you looked!” David Lee Roth (7) VICKY ANN KAUFFMAN (8) JAMES PATRICK KELLER (Kil, Quarters): Indoor and Outdoor Track, Art Guild. “Ev- ery day is a new day; It may not be a better one but it is a new day.” 48 Seniors (9) ANTHONY CHRISTOPHER KINCAID (Tony): 9th Grade Chorus, Concert Choir (publicity manager), Band, Stage Band, Ju- nior Class Council, J.V. Show, Class Night. “A man is what he thinks about all day.” (10) PAMELA SUE KITE (Pam): J.V. Cheer- leader, Varsity Cheerleader (captain), Pep Club, Beta Club, Keyettes, Latin Club, French Club, Sophomore Class Secretary, Junior and Senior Class Council, Senior Homecoming Court, Newspaper Staff (as- sistant editor), J.V. Show, Model General Assembly, Youth Salute. “Build for yourself a strong box, Fashion each part with care; When it’s as strong as your hand can make it, Put all your troubles there; Hide there all thought of your failures, And each bitter cup that you quaff; Lock all you heartache within it, Then sit on the lid and laugh. Good luck Seniors.” (11) MICHAEL WAYNE KNIGHT (Mike): J.V. and Varsity Basketball, J.V. and Varsity Foot- ball, Varsity Baseball, Art Guild. (12) KATHLEEN MARIE KOCHIS (Kathy): Freshmen Class Secretary, National Honor Society, French Club, Pep Club, Who’s Who Among American High S chool Students. “Don’t let others try to change you to be what they want you to be. Be what you want to be, do what you want to do, and have fun!” (13) CHRISTOPHER SCOTT LAMBERT (Chris): Indoor Track, J.V. and Varsity Wres- tling, Art Guild. “ ... Save the Whales ...” (14) MATTHEW DAY LANDES (15) BART WAYNE LAWHORNE (16) JUNIUS VAN LAYNE (Jay): Art Guild. “Later on for high school. | don’t think | could take another year. Thanks Mom and Dad and the Mundy’s.” (17) REBECCA LOUISE LAYNE: 9th Grade Chorus, French Club, Chorus 10 (treasurer), Indoor and Outdoor Track, Cross Country (captain), Newspaper Staff (photography director), Pep Club. “There is no such thing as unrealistic goals, just limited imagina- tions.” Seniors 49 (1) TIFFANY ANGELE LEININGER (2) SUSAN DEANNA LOWRY (Deanna, Diz): Indoor and Outdoor Track Manager, SODA, Art Guild, Crafts Photography Guild (treasurer and president), Skyline Yearbook Staff (business manager), Span- ish Club, Pep Club, Senior Class Council, Senior Play. “And even as | wonder, I’m keeping you in sight, you're a candle in the window, on a cold dark summer's night.” Hey you! Thanks for making my life special and thanks for just being there. | still love ya, and always will. (3) KEVIN CHRISTOPHER LUCAS (Kev): Senior Class President, Key Club President, Cross Country Team Captain, Beta Club, Boy’s State, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Indoor and Out- door Track, Concert Choir, Model General Assembly. “Laughter may be the best med- icine, but love is the only cure.” (4) BRIAN EUGENE MADISON (Bo, Reef): VICA president. “It’s been real, and it’s been ood, but it ain't been real good!” 5) SANDRA DEATON MAHANES (Dea): Tennis Team, Beta Club (vice president), National Honor Society (vice president), Waynesboro High Times (co-editor, edi- tor), Keyettes (corresponding secretary), Senior Play (props, publicity chairman), Ac- ademic Team, SODA, Forensics, Model General Assembly, Yearbook Staff, |.V. Bas- ketball, Latin Club (co-consul), Drama Club, Freshman Class Council, Junior Class Coun- cil, Hugh O'Brian State Leadership Semi- nar, Journalism Award, Girl's State, Youth Salute, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Elks Senior Leadership Award. ‘For yesterday is but a memory and tomorrow's only a vision but today, well- lived, makes every yesterday a memory of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope.” Ancient Sanskrit Poem. (6) JAN AUBREY MARION JR. (Jamie): J.V. and Varsity Football (captain, 2nd team All- District), |.V. and Varsity Baseball, 9th and 10th Grade Choruses, Concert Choir, Key Club. “The key to happiness is having dreams — the key to success is making them come true. Thanks Mom and Dad for all your support, and most of all, Melanie, for letting me be me and helping me find happiness.” (7) TINA MICHELLE MARTIN (Tink): |.V. and Varsity Cheerleader, Softball, Pep Club, FBLA, Senior Class Council, Spanish Club, Homecoming Court, ].V. Show, Home- coming, Class Nights, Finals, Who's Who Among American High School Students. “We are most of us very lonely in this world, you who have any who love you, cling to them and thank God. Thanks to my parents. | love you, David.” (8) LOLA ANN MAXEY 50 Seniors (9) ALICE LANE MAYS: National Honor So- ciety (president), Beta Club (secretary), J.V. Show (director), Junior Class Council, Sophomore Class Council (treasurer), Freshman Class Council, J.V. Basketball (co- captain), Varsity Cheerleader, Keyettes, Drama Club, One-Act Play, J.V. Basketball Mata tes Model General Assembly, 9th and 10th Grade Choruses, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Staff. “I ought therefore | can.” (10) STEVEN KEITH McCORMICK (Steve) (11) THOMAS LLOYD MCCUTCHEON: Varsity Football, Indoor and Outdoor Track. “This school was fun. Thank God for that. Now that I’m out, | am never coming back.” (12) ANNETTE RENEE MCDANIEL: “When you believe in someone there is no need for questions. When you trust someone, there is no need for doubt. When you love someone there is a future.” | want to thank my family and friends for staying by me and especially to Mark! (13) KEITH GLENN McGHEE (14) RANDALL BLOSS MEADOWS (Grand- maw): J.V. Football, J.V. Indoor Track, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Indoor Track, Varsity Outdoor Track, Varsity Football, Beta Club, French Club (president), J.V. Show, Senior Play, One-Act Play Festival, Spring Cabaret, Math Team, Model General Assembly, Concert Band, Jazz Ensemble, Pep Band, Who's Who Among American High School Students. “There’s too many empty lives my friend And we just can’t let them waste away for this life is a precious thing my friend And we can’t wait another day” (Liv- gren). Remember this and “Do not boast about tomorrow, for you don’t know what a day may bring forth; Because the wounds of a friend are faithful, but profuse are the kisses of an enemy.” (Proverbs 27:1,6) Thanks Mom and Dad. ILYR ‘85! (15) CYNTHIA LYNN MEIER (Cindy, Cin): Ninth Grade Chorus, Concert Choir (sec- tion leader, co-makeup chairman), Region- al Chorus, All-Virginia Chorus, J.V. Show, Drama Club, SODA, Freshman Sophomore Junior Senior Class Councils, Keyettes, Girl's State, Spring Formal, Finals, Band, Flag Squad, Yearbook Staff, “Waynesboro High Times” Staff, French Club, Beta Club, Spring Cabaret, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents. “With love, family, friends and faith in God, all things are possible.” (16) SCOTT WHITTLESEY MERCER (‘The Mercenary”): Swim Team. “All you touch and all you see is all your life will ever be . . . It’s not reality, it’s just a fantasy.” (17) JEFFREY LEE MILLER (Jeff): Football (captain), Wrestling, Track, Chorale. “I just wanted to say High School was fun. But when | met you a year ago it was great. | love you STACEY DEAN.” Seniors 51 (1) DANIEL RICHARD MIMMACK (Danny): Swim Team, Junior Achievement, Spanish Club. ‘The key to a successful life is to be- have like a duck — keep calm and unruffled on the surface but paddle like the devil underneath.” (2) JEFFREY ALLEN MIRACLE: 9th and 10th Grade Choruses, Bemadine Cochrane Sing- ers, Senior Play, Varsity Indoor Outdoor Track, J.V. Football, Forensics, Giant View, Jump Rope For Heart. “People I'll always remember not to forget: Tommy, Tony, Dwayne, Chip, David, Jon ... (everyone).” (3) ERVINE LEE MITCHELL (Beep-Beep): Freshman Class Council. Chorus 10, Cho- rale 11, Beta Club, VICA, VVTC Treasurer. “It's now over, but | couldn’t have made it without the Lord’s help. Because He is the one that helped me through.” (4) ANTHONY EVANS MODLIN (Tony): Varsity Indoor and Outdoor Track, Chorus 9 and 10, Bernadine Cochrane Singers. (5) JACQUELINE AMY NANCE (Flame): J.V. Cheerleader (captain), Senior Homecom- ing Court, National Honor Society, Beta Club, Girl’s State, Keyettes, Model General Assembly, Senior Class Treasurer, Junior Class President, Latin Club, French Club, Pep Club, Junior Variety Show, Jump Rope For Heart, Class Night, Freshman and Sophomore Class Councils, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. “If you imagine it, you can achieve it. If you dream it, you can become it.” (6) WILLIAM PATRICK NEWMAN: J.V. and Varsity Baseball, DECA. “Life is a journey, and love makes the trip worthwhile.” Thanks Sirena for everything you've done for me, and always Pees there when | needed you. I'll love you forever.” (7) BERTINA ELAINE NICHOLAS (Bertie): 9th adn 10th Grade Choruses, Chorale, Bernadine Cochrane Singers (vice presi- dent), Class Night, J.V. Show, SODA, SADD, Softball. “Try to do the best you can in life and set your goals high. Don’t let anyone bring them down.” (8) ASA ANNELIE NILSSON: Exchange stu- dent from Sweden, Cross Country, Active Athletes, French Club. “The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart. Thank you for making my year here in the USA the best year in my life. Pussar och Kramar (Kisses and Hugs).” (9) RANDOLPH KEITH NORMAN (10) MICHAEL WAYNE O’NEAL (Fu. Fuji): Art Guild, Photography Guild (vice presi- dent), Junior Variety Show. “Strive as hard as you can in life, and in the end you will eventually come out on top. Take a chal- lenge in life. Thanks Mom, Dad, Sis, and ‘Friends.”” 52 Seniors (11) SUSAN DIANE OYLER (Red): VICA (secretary), FHA (treasurer). “There may be a lot of clouds in your life, but someday the sun will shine on you.” (12) DAVID MURRELL PARIS (Pave Man): Golf, Marching Band, Pep Band, Spanish Club. ‘Peace at last.” (13) MALA RAMESH PATEL: Spanish Club (treasurer), Science Club (trip Chair- woman), Craft and Photography Guild. “Set a goal and make the goal come true. Thanks to all the teachers, librarians, mem- bers of the Main Office and Guidance, especially Mrs. Edwards. I'll miss you all! Also thanks to Mom and Dad!” (14) ELIZABETH ANN PAYNE (Beth): Fresh- man Class representative, Pep Club (vice president), Concert Choir. “Live today to the highest, as if it were your last, for to- morrow may never come. Thanks CHS for being yourself.” (15) PATRICIA PAIGE PHILLIPS (Uh!): Art Guild (secretary), National Art Honor Soci- ety, Concert Choir (scrapbook editor), Re- sonal Chorus, All-Virginia Chorus, Ninth rade Chorus, Forensics, Drama Club, Se- nior Play, Junior Variety Show, Yearbook Staff, SODA, Pep Club, French Club. “When the doors of perception are cleansed, man will see things as they truly are — infinite.” Aldous Huxley (16) MATTHEW DONALD PICI: Spanish Club, French Club, 9th Grade Chorus, 10th Grade Chorus, Concert Choir, J.V. Show, Skyline Yearbook Staff (Senior Section Edi- tor), Key Club (historian), Senior Play, Who's Who Among American High School Students. “Ay, there are some good things in life, that fall not away with the rest. And, of all the best things upon earth, | hold that a faithful friend is the best.” (17) ELIZABETH ASSUNTA PORCARO (Liz): Chorus 9, Chorus 10, Pep Club, French Club, Spanish Club, Drama Club. “Live one day at a time because what to- morrow will bring you might not want to know today. Cherish your friends and your loved ones (remember they cherish you too). Thanks Mom, Dad, CRD , and my close friends for all the love and good memories you've given me.” (18) MELISSA ANNE POWELL (Lissa): 9th Grade Chorus, Skyline Yearbook Staff, “Waynesboro High Times” Staff, J.V. Show, Finals, DECA. “Hold on loosely, but don't let o — if you cling too tightly you're gonna ose control. Thanks Mom and Dad. Thanks for the memories Michael. I'll always love ou!!” (19) JAMI LeANNE PRUETT (Pru): 9th and 10th Grade Chorus, Concert Choir, Indoor and Outdoor Track, Cross Country (cap- tain), Beta Club, Keyettes (treasurer), Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents. “Iam only one, but! am one.! cannot do everything, but | can do something; and what I should do and can do, by the Grace of God | will do.” | love you Dad, Mom, Terri, and Dendi. Thanks for your special friendship Coach, Amy, Kevin, and Lisa. (20) ANNA MARIA QUADA: Drama Club (president), Senior Play, One-Act Play, Spring Cabaret, Bemadine Cochrane Sing- ers, Varsity Football Manager, SADD. “In chosing those to love, chose those that love to listen. For if in life you have a prob- lem and need to talk it out, you may have to speak to yourself, for others will not under- stand. Love everyone and all.” Seniors 53 (1) AMY TERESA QUICK (Bernie): Craft Guild, Science Club, Library Council, DECA, Drama Club. “Il wanna Ding-Ding Hop- Hop. (2) TAYNA YOLANDA RAINES: Cross Country, Softball, French Club, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Pep Club, Drama Club, SODA (secretary), Freshman and Sopho- more Class Council, 9th Grade Chorus. “The mind only possesses the kingdom it creates.” Thanks Dad, Mom, and Todd for your love. (3) DANA CAMILLE REEVES: “You only live once, but if you live right, that’s all that is necessary.” (4) JENNIFER DAWN RIBBE (Jenni, Tigger): DECA, Spanish Club (vice president). “To live fully, we must learn to use things and love people, not love things and use peo- ple. Take time to love the special people in your life, and hold onto the memories, be- cause once you have these, they can never be taken away from you. Thanks Mom and Dad for always being there. (5) SHELLEY ALEXANDRA RICHARDS (Shell): Junior Class Council, Senior Com- mittee, Concert Choir (librarian, dress com- mittee chairman), French Club, SODA, Dra- ma Club J.V. Show, Senior Play, Keyettes, Skyline Yearbook Staff, “Waynesboro High Times” Staff, Girl's State, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Who's Who Among Distinguished High School Students, Beta Club, Swim Club, 9th Grade Chorus, Clas s Night, Jump Rope For Heart, Finals, Regional Chorus, Honors Choir. “After silence that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music.” Erskine (6) MARC ANDREW RICHARDSON (Taco Bel, Cruise Director): Concert Choir (sec- tion leader, riser Chairman, Regionals, VMGA Honors Choir, All-Virginia Chorus), Band (vice president, freshman junior representative, Pep Band, Jazz Ensemble), |.V. Show, Cabaret, Senior Play (Stage Man- ager), Latin Club, Drama Club, Beta Club, odel General Assembly, Track. “Trust yourself — You know more than you think you do!” (7) MICHAEL WAYNE ROBERTSON: J.V. and Varsity Football, |.V. Baseball. “The party is over, now the work begins.” (8) TAMMY JEAN ROBERTSON: Softball, Art, Crafts. “A country girl did survive. Thanks Dougie and Mom. | love you both. Long live Hank Williams Jr.!” (9) PAMELA LYNN ROBINSON (Spray): Softball, Volleyball Manager, J.V. Girl’s Bas- ketball Stats Keeper. “Nothing is a waste of time if you use the experience wisely.” (10) JAMES DEAN RODGERS (Jamie): DECA, J.V. and Varsity Football. “Be strong and courageous, do not be terrified, don't be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.” Thanks Mom and Dad. | love you Kim. (11) MICHAEL ANTHONY ROTTENBORN (Mike): Freshman Class President, Jazz Band, Concert Band, Marching Band, First Chair Regional Symphonic Band, Science Club, Key Club, Latin Club, Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor Track, Beta Club Presi- dent, Academic Team Captain, SODA, Band President, Math Team, Forensics, Na- tional Honor Society, Class Representative, Model General Assembly, DAR Good Citi- zen, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. “Try not to become aman of success but rather try to become a man of value.” (12) DOUGLAS EDWARD SADOSUK (Dug): J.V. and Varsity Football (All-Region), Indoor and Outdoor Track, Concert Choir (stage manager), Regional Chorus, All- Virginia Chorus (alternate), Junior Class Council, Sophomore Class Council (vice president), Spanish Club (vice president), Homecoming King, Model General As- sembly, Honors Choir. “Happy are those who dream dreams and are willing to pay the price to make them come true.” Thanks Debra. 54 Seniors (13) CHARLES HUNT SALEMBIER: Key Club, Beta Club. “I've got a glass in my hand, my toes in the sand, all | really need is a beautiful girl.” — Van Halen — Sweet memories forever, EAP 85. 14) RUSSELL MARTIN SAPP JR. (Rocky): ODA, DECA, J.V. Football. “Those who do not remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” (15) MARK ARNOLD SCHAFF: Drama Club, Spanish Club, Key Club, Band (Drum Ma- jor), Concert Choir (Section Leader, Choir Manager). “Say hey to Peggy, Sara and be- ware of the tank! Mr. Clayborne. (16) SHELBY MONICA SEASE (Monie): Spanish Club, J.A., Chorus 9 and 10, FBLA, Drama Club. “One should keep what he has fresh and don't let it turn to paste, for a mind is a terrible thing to waste.” (17) TERESA LYNN SHIFFLETT (Terri): 9th and 1 Oth Grade Chorus, Concert Choir, Re- gional Chorus, J.V. Show, Keyettes (record- ing secretary), Beta Club, National Honor Society (treasurer), Junior Class Council, Youth Salute, Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students, Senior Commit- tee, Model General Assembly. “What we see depends mainly on what we look for.” (18) GREGORY SCOT SHIFFLETTE (19) JOHN CHRISTOPHER SHIFLET (20) LAURA WOODRUFF SHOEMAKER: Keyettes, National Honor Society, Beta Club, French Club, Band, Outdoor Track, “High Times” Staff, Latin Club. “To see the earth as it truly is, small and blue and beauti- ful in that eternal silence where it floats, is to see ourselves as rides on the earth together, brothers on that bright loveliness in the eternal cold, brothers who know now that they are truly brothers.” (21) RACHEL KAY SHOOK (Ray): Drama Club, Ninth Grade Chorus, Concert Choir (section leader, accompanist chairman), Band president, Regional Band, Regional Chorus, French Club, Key Club, Beta Club, Skyline Yearbook Staff. “Wisdom is a tree of life to those who eat her fruit; happy is the man who keeps on eating it.” Seniors 55 (1) SHANE MICHAEL SIRON: |. V. and Varsi- ty Baseball (All-District), DECA. (2) TIMOTHY SCOTT SMITH: Ninth and Tenth Grade Chorus, J.V. Basketball, Beta Club, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Youth Leadership Salute, National Honor Society, Senior Play Crew, One-Act Play Crew, Key Club. “You can't please everyone, so you've gotta please yourself.” (3) TIMOTHY LOUIS SOUTHERN (Tim): Cross Country, Indoor and Outdoor Track, Sophomore Class Council, Library Council. “There is no one or anything that can stop you from succeeding in life.” (4) KIMBERLY DENISE SPENCER (Kim, Kim- my): Ninth and Tenth Grade Chorus, SODA, FHA, FBLA, ].V. Show. “Don't forget what | teach you. Always remember what tell you to do. My teaching will give you along and prosperous life. Never let go of loyalty and faithfulness. Tie them around you neck; write them on your heart. If you do this, both God and man will be pleased with you.” (Proverbs 3:1-6) Thanks to my friends for the memories. And a special thanks to Momma and Daddy. | couldn't have done it without you both. | love you! (5)JOHN BRADFORD STEVENS JR. (J.B.): Concert Choir, Spanish Club, J.V. Show; Softball, Football, and J.V. Basketball Man- ager; 9th Grade Chorus, Regional Chorus, Track. “To all my friends — the best of luck to you, keep out of trouble, but most of all, keep striving and reaching for your goals.” (6) WILLIAM ALLISON TALBERT (Billy): Varsity Wrestling, Tennis, Key Club, SODA, French Club (vice president), 9th and 10th Grade Chorus, Boy's State. “You only live life once; but if you live it right, once is enough.” (7) AMY ELIZABETH TEACHEY (Teach): J.V. Basketball, Tennis, Volleyball Manager, Freshman and Sophomore Class Councils, Ninth Grade Chorus (president), Model General Assembly, Senior Play (student di- rector), Beta Club, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. “The best and most beautiful things in the world can- not be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart. Thanks Jami, Dendi, Lisa and Kev for making our last year together so special. Good-bye and good luck Class of ‘85!” (8) SHANNON EDWARD TERRY (UH!, Chad, Lilley): Beta Club, Junior and Senior Class Council, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track (manager), Skyline Yearbook Staff (1985 Editor), Spanish Club, Regional Chorus, All- Virginia Chorus, Concert Choir (financial secretary), 9th Grade Chorus, J.V. Show (stage manager), Senior Play, Model General Assembly, Who's Who Among American High School Students. “If you speak before you think, you find out what's really on your mind.” (9) LISA MARIE THOMPSON: Art Guild, Craft Guild, Finals. “When one door of happiness closes, another opens; but often we look so long at the closed door that we do not see the one which has been opened for us. Thanks Mom and Dad. | love you!” (10) LINDA ROSE TWEEDY (11) KENNETH WAYNE TYNDALL (Kenny): 9th and 10th Grade Chorus, Chorale, In- door and Outdoor Track, Cross Country. “The person who says ‘| can’ is an achiever. The person who says ‘I can’t’ is a fool.” (12) WILLIAM RUSSELL VANFOSSEN (Dubby): J.V. and Varsity Football, ].V. and Varsity Wrestling, Track, DECA President. “To be a successful in life, one must set goals for themselves and strive to succeed in them. And even if you don’t accomplish them all, you're still not a failure because you know within yourself you gave it your all. It's the people that never try to improve our failures. Thanks for your confidence in me Nissy. | love you F A's.” W.R. 56 Seniors (13) JULIE ANN VIA: Band, Yearbook Staff, Beta Club, Flag Squad, Track Manager, Fi- nals, DECA, Drama Club. “Life is what you make of it, so try to make it full of happi- ness.” (14) DEBORAH ANN WALKER (Debbie): Beta Club, Spanish Club (president), Active Athletes (president), Band, Chorus 10, J.V. and Varsity Basketball, Track, SODA, Senior Class Council. “Live your life one day ata time. One is capable of doing or being any- thing he she wants, but nothing is given to you, one has to work hard for it. Always give your all, because no one will ever suc- ceed if things are done half-way.” (15) KIMBERLY BELL WARRINGTON (Kim): SODA, Yearbook Staff, Junior Class Council, 9th and 10th Grade Chorus, Chorale, B.C. Singers. “God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things | can, and the wisdom to know the difference.” “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me” (Phil. 4:13) ‘These special years we have shared together will be treasured for life. Remem- ber the great memories friends, teachers, and WHe has placed in your heart! May all your days be filled with rainbows! Thanks to everyone, I'll always carry memories of you with me.” (16) DARREN WASHINGTON (Supper): |.V. and Varsity Football, Class Councils 9-12, Junior Class Secretary, Senior Class Vice President, Spanish Club Treasurer, Home- coming Court, ‘Be all you can be — that is the key to victory, long life, and prosperity.” (17) FRANK DEAN WATSON (Frantic): French Club, 9th Grade Chorus. “Gradua- tion is a bad time and a good time, it is a time when friends separate and go their own ways, it is the time to discover the world and meet new friends. Goodbye and ood luck to all Seniors.” 18) SAMUEL EVANS WATSON III (Spam, Gutter, Little Black Sambo, Fish): Art Guild, Beta Club, J.V. Show, Senior Play, Drama Club, Spring Cabaret, Who ’s Who Among American High School Students. “Life is a jest. All things show it, | thought so once, but now | know it.” (19) KAREN LYNN WEATHERFORD: FBLA, SODA, DECA, Indoor Track, Chorus 9 10, Yearbook Staff, Model General Assembly. “The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even touched. They must be felt with the heart. A special thanks to my friends and the memories that I will treasure for a lifetime. Thank you Mom for the life that you led me through. | couldn't have done it without you. | love you!” (20) ESTHER ELISABETH WEBER (Liz): Beta Club, National Honor Society, Debate Team Captain, Swim Club, French Club, Math Team, Drama Club. “It’s not what you were, but what you are today. Live each day to its fullest.” Seniors 57 (1) WILLIAM SCOTT WHETZEL (Weasel!) NHS, Beta Club, Math Team, Academic Team, Latin Club (president), JV. Show, Var sity Football (captain), Varsity Basketball, In door and Outdoor Track. “Once the mo ment has passed, it is gone and cannot be eplaced. So, live the moment.” (2) CAMERON MARIE WILKINSON (Cam- mie): Art Guild. “So swallow all your tears my love and put on your new face. You can never win or lose if you don’t run the race.” The Psychedelic Furs. (3) NORA MICHEALE WILKINSON: VICA. “Thanks for all the support from my hus- band, son, parents, in-laws, brother, sisters, and Laura. Thank goodness it’s over!” (4) WENDY SUE WILKINSON: Freshman vice president, Debate Team, Math Team, Band, Forensics, Pop Quiz Team. “Live in the present and plan for your future, but don't forget your past, or you'll lose every- ns you've become.” ERRANCE GOMEZ WILLIAMS (Tee): Be and Varsity Basketball, |.V. and Varsity ootball, |.V. and Varsity Baseball, Concert Choir. “It's been a long time, but I'm finally here. Thanks for all the memories. Thanks Tony for being a great friend. Thanks Mom for being there when | needed you.” (6) GARNETT BRUCE WISEMAN: Varsity Baseball and Varsity Football. “Whatever you doin life, always make sure you re hap- 2 MANLY RILYN JEAN WOLF: “Strive for what a want in life and be happy.” (8) SUSAN LAURA WOOD (Suz): J.V. and Varsity Cheerleading, eieeewine Queen, Band, Keyettes, Latin Club (presi- dent), Pep Club (treasurer), Junior Class Treasurer; Freshman, Sophomore, and Se- nior Class Council; Yearbook Staff, “Waynesboro High Times” Staff, Beta Club (treasurer), J.V. Show Producer, Model General Assembly, Finals Dance, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents. “Be gentle and ready to forgive; never hold grudges. Remember, the Lord forgave you, so you must forgive others.” (Col. 3:13) Thanks to my close friends and family for helping me through four won- derfully frustrating years; To Fink — Word. (9) KELLY RENEE WRIGHT: Chorus 9 and 10, Junior Class Council, Skyline Yearbook Staff, J.V. Show, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Forensics, Who's Who Among American High School Students. “Happy times may come and go, but memories last forever. Thanks Mom and Dad.” 58 Seniors CAMERA-SHY SENIORS KIRK MATTHEW BREEDEN DANNY RAY CAMPBELL DOUGLAS TODD CAMPBELL DARRYL EDWARD CLARK WAYNE MONROE FIX (Eq): J.V. Baseball, DECA. “I finally made it! Thanks, Mom and Dad. JONATHAN STRODE HIGGINBOTHAM: J.V. Wrestling, J.V. and Varsity Football, Junior Variety Show. “Humpy: I’m gone! | was here but now I’m gone, left my name to carry on. Those who knew me, knew me well. Those who didn’t, well ... | love you Jenny. GARY WAYNE HITE JENNIFER SELENE JOHNSON (Cool Breeze): Chorus, FBLA, FHA, Accounting Data Processing Treasurer at WTC. “Love seeketh not itself to please, Nor for itself have any care; But for another gives its ease, and builds a Heaven in Hell's despair.” YOLANDA ANN JAMMES ANGELA KAY NELSON (Angie): “Well | made it, my golden year has finally arrived. Great thanks to my family for your support. A special thanks to Steve, | love you!” BONNIE KAY SIRON JOHN PHILLIP SKAGGS JR. (Lawless): Concert Choir (assistant stage manager), Regional Chorus. “Uniqueness is God’s gift to every person. It’s too bad that so many people aren't satisfied and exchange their gift.” AUDREY LEE THOMAS Seniors 59 eebeterey | DLAI Most Studious Most Likely to Succeed Most Dedicated Most School Spirited Wendy Wilkinson and Mike Rottenborn Susan Wood and Kevin Lucas De Veeerer @ i _Class Humanitarian Best All-Around Best Dressed Sandie Farmer and David Jordan Doug Sadosuk and Alice Mays Marc Richardson and Alice Mays ‘abe ee Beas aa aes wre AO=2Z2mwn Most Sophisticated Best Looking Class Individualist Marc Richardson and Pam Kite Donna Falls and Doug Sadosuk John Skaggs and Paige Phillips 60 Seniors f ’ i . f k Ey Best Personality Class Clown Class First Best Musician Amy Teachey and Kevin Lucas Amy Teachey and Marc Richardson Rachel Shook, Mark Schaff and Bart Lawhorne (not pictured) UU LL ; i t Afi Aa ul ul Best Artist Best Actor Acress Best Athletes Paige Phillips and Gary Conner Eric Aldhizer and Anna Quada Jemise Diggs and Tim Holcomb Ymeéua = DEX Dm VeWV 7 me PE Oe Sa CH IF 2 rerar Class Partiers Class Couple Favorite Teachers Putty Hahn and Deanna Lowry Sara Conner and Mark Schaff Mr. Mike Hamp and Miss Pat Bell Seniors 61 THE LIGHTER SIDE OF ’85 ... All those who did not complete their yearbook work, please stand. e Psst ... Melanie, Wake up. The assembly is over. Do you like the dance, dear? ge yy ats The Phantom typist! Hey, Danny, it’s almost over! Yes, your legs are nice. | When you awake, you will be run- ning. I took weight training. How were your grades? I just can’t!!! The day after? I'll never tell. 62 Seniors Student Life 63 64 Student Life adi ih Pent esha =™ i ; sae § 3 ad yaeeae : % ® — : 3 . on See = nae = r ? t t ' t 2 @ i : : PP ri Friday night and everyone's moving, | can feel the heat and it’s soothing. Heading down, | search for the beat in this dirty town. Downtown, we always are going. We're the kids in America! Everybody listen, the music goes ‘round! Student Life 65 There’s a charge in the air It’s kind of electric out here And we're all out on the town Action — gonna’ track it down Going to turn some heads Tonite!! 66 Student Life Student Life 67 68 Student Life Ghetto blasters, phony jewels Cathedrals, castles, making up rules Trashy novels and leather gloves This the list of things that we love. Student Life 69 The boulevard’s crowded and loud It’s time for excitement right now. There’s no better world to be found If there was, we'd give it all for a lifetime like tonite! 70 Student Life Student Life 71 y Oe Sle 72 Student Life Student Life 73 hi AD As Om ‘e i b y x) VY ee Chey, LYK) XX ROOK SMES x i. Reach back for the joy and the sorrow, Put them away in your mind; For memories are time that you borrow To spend when you get to tomorrow. 74 Student Life The seasons are passing one by one. 7 So, gather moments while you may; . Collect the dreams you dream today And remember. Student Life 75 76 Student Life Student Life 77 bakin 1eRd 1 o4 E atibe ere 97 eae 78 Student Life Juniors 79 CLASS OF ’86 — APATHY VERCOMES SCHOOL SPIRIT Due to widespread apathy, the junior class did not carry out school’s major annual events — the Junior Variety Show. any activities during the 1984-85 school year. Although some Officers for the Class of ’86 were: Stacey Jones, president juniors were able and willing to put forth the effort, unfortunate- Melanie Bowers, vice president; Denise Fitzgerald, secretary ly they were too few in number. The most disappointing result and Donna Dean, treasurer. of this lack of class spirit was the cancellation of one of the JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL — SEATED: Ellen Crapser, Audrey Aylor, Denise Fitzgerald, Tammy Shull, Stacey Jones, Donna Dean. STANDING: Doug Johnson, Debra Serrett, Melanie Bowers, Courtnay Heavner, Dennis Foley, Cathy Disbrow, Cameron Woosley, Suzanne Aylor. 80 Juniors Juniors 81 Ellen Anderson John Arms Candy Armstrong Audrey Aylor Suzanne Aylor 82 Juniors Missy Bartley Lisa Bausser Brian Bergey Mike Bevan Mike Billings Tonya Blackwell Marc Boettge Melanie Bowers Mark Brothers i is | : i { Ricky Brown Angie Bryant David Bryant Ed Bruce Nicky Burnett Yolanda Burns Beth Campbell Donna Campbell Keung Cheung John Clark Katrina Clark Kim Clark Tammy Clark Jody Clements Tina Coiner Lisa Consentino Ellen Crapser Cathy Crowder Kerry Culver Juniors 83 Teresa Cummings Donna Dean Shelly Dedrick Elaine Disbrow Corey Eaves Janelle Davis Michelle Dean Susan Dettweiler Judy Dubrosky Lynette Eichinger LaRae Davis Stacey Dean Cathy Disbrow Darrin Dunaway Chip Ellington 84 Juniors Carolyn Evans Sandi Finke Renea Fisher Dennis Foley Jeff Gordon Mike Hamp Debra Harris Denise Fitzgerald David Frushour Lora Grant Kim Hanger Stacey Hatter Jesse Fitzgerald Stephen Giles Jill Hagwood Debbie Harner Todd Headen Juniors 85 Courtnay Heavner Crystal Hicks Lee Holloway Ann Huffman Tony Helmick Steve Hildebrand Katie Hopeman Alan Hulvey Nanette Jackson Jill Hess Mike Hinrichs Jeff Huffer Doug Jackson Richard Jackson 86 juniors e” Catherine Jordan Sara Leach Matt Mahanesmith Karla Keefer Peter Lewis Scott Mayo Cheryl Kochis Dana Lindamood Butch Miller Doug Johnson Kim Jones Robbie Kuykendall Paula Lotts Matt Miller ace Jones Stacey Jones Christy Latsko Tonya Louderback Lee Mooneyham Juniors 87 Brenda Pitchford Steven Roberts Jeff Ramsey Jennifer Robertshaw Kim Rankin David Robinett i Lisa Moore Michele Muncy Bobby Painter Missy Moyer Stephanie Norcross Anna Perry Shannon Reynolds David Rowe Qwentesia Roberts Robyn Royer 88 Juniors Stephanie Royer Jennifer Sease Tammy Shull Jimmy Snyder Rhonda Sprouse Charles Roys Debra Serrett Lee Slater Denise Spangler Tonnia Stacy Davis Rucker David Shiflet Jeff Snead Chris Speck Sherri Stover Juniors 89 x Chuck Stuples Marco Taylor Rose Theado Dan Tomlin Joey Truxell Brenda Waggy Tommy Walsh DeAnn Weaver Lisa White Cameron Woosley Kelly Woolford 90 Juniors Bee () Or oO O Ee Go Sophomores 91 CLASS OF 87 HOPES FOR THE FUTURE This year the sophomore class started the year selling key chains. Because of the lack of enthusiasm and participation at WHS this year, the annual Valentine’s Dance was not held. However, the annual “Career Day” at Valley Vocational Tech- nical Center was attended by all sophomores. Next year, the Class of ’87 plans to do many more activities throughout the year, and hopefully morale and school spirit will return. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS — SEATED: Donilee Alexander, president. STANDING: Nathan Price, treasurer; Chris Coulling, vice president. (Not pic- tured: Amy Mundy, secretary). SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL — FIRST ROW: April Owens, Tabby Bryant, Donilee Alexander, Cara Lilley. SECOND ROW: Michele Thorne, Holly Richards, Nathan Price, Chris Coulling, Joe Gunn, Darren Bowles, Scott Clark, Randy Hensley. (Not pictured: Andy Diefenthaler, Vicki Harris, James Hudlow, Donnie Lafferty, Doug McClung, Tammie Maeder, Amy Mundy, Jeff Robertson, Krissy Salminen, Darin Strickland, Cindy Walker, and Mike Yancey). 92 Sophomores Sophomores 93 Becky Baber Tia Adams Donilee Alexander Cindy Balsley Mark Allen Whitney Barker j Ross Bretches Kenny Brooks Darren Bowles Milton Bartley Lynda Bausser Dennis Bradley Barney Bishop Andy Bradt Davida Bryant Chris Bowen Beth Braun Tabby Bryant 94 Sophomores Pam Burns Rhonda Cale Donald Campbell Sara Campbell Cathy Carter Scott Clark Tracy Daniels Todd Day Chris Coulling William Clark Jody Daugherty Becky Deal Scott Cavanaugh Chris Coffey Brenda Davis Kenny Denton Tonya Chittum Mike Crum Koretta Davis Andrew Diefenthaler Sophomores 95 Sk a ees 2B 2 we? Laura Donnelly , | Ben Garber Bobby Harris Kevin Dooms Binney Girdler Reggie Harris Andrea Edwards Joe Gunn Trina Harris Kelly Edwards Wesley Farris Paula Fitzgerald Kevin Hall Vickie Harris Greg Erler Kristina Fisher Tricia Fountain Jimmy Harmon Sherri Haymes Lori Eutsler Brian Fitzgerald Kim Freed Sarah Hash Sharon Haynes 96 Sophomores Scott Hill Lisa Hite Jamie Hudlow Amy Jackson a en eee i Lisa Henderson Toni Johnson Randy Hensley Sone Dawn Hewitt cott Jones Jaime Higginbotham Sat kiddy David Hildebrand erry Gary Hildebra nd Tim Knight Sophomores 97 Eric Kobus Lynn Landes Lara Lehman Donnie Lafferty Jimmy Layne John Lennon HR ae . Lane Marshall Penny McCutcheon Chris Martin Ellen Menk Kevin Martin Yvette Michaud Lisa Martin Candice Miller Kim McCauley Ricky Morris Doug McClung James Morrison Sherri Lennon Tom Lincoln Diane Lynn Cara Lilley Mickie Long Tammie Maeder 98 Sophomores Donna Pierce Jason Price Lisa Rachler Jeanette Pleasants Nathan Price Christie Ramey Tammy Potter Dendi Pruett Kelli Rath Amy Mundy April Owens Tina Napier Jennifer Owens Brian Newman Ladonna Palmer Karen Norman Charles Parr Scarlett O’Brien Carol Patzsch Christina Opstad Marlaine Peters Sophomores 99 Beth Reade Michelle Reid Holly Richards David Roberts Michelle Roberts Jeff Robertson 100 Sophomores Chuck Rodgers Sandy Root Gary Royer Darren Ruff Elliot Sachs Chrissy Salminen ‘ Stephanie Sandler Heather Schuder Paul Shifflett Jennifer Shiflet Chantell Shelton Jeff Simpson f f Dana Small Lori Sondheimer Melissa Sprouse Emily Staples Chip Stratton Darin Strickland ad cee ss Sherri Summerlin Tonya Sumner Robert Swann Stuart Sweet Kim Swink Chris Terrell Penny Terrell Michele Thorne David Thompson Doug Thompson Becky Tomlin Terry Tucker Denise Turak Brian Veney Denise Via Dean Virag Ed Virag Cindy Walker Sam Warren Ed Watson Wayne Wheeler Debbie Wilt Tulsa Wimer Janet Wolf Sophomores 101 sepocasawesi Listen os ei casio sa nce Lf, eyEM e nS ia tt seen Mike Yancey Karen Yates Margaret Zimmerman Forrest Wood Rhonda Woolford Dawn Wright Denise Wright 102 Sophomores Freshmen 103 FRESHMEN FIND THEIR WAY Making the transition to high school life is not easy, but members of the Class of ’88 persevered during the 1984-85 school year, and by year’s end most of them were well adjusted to their new routine. Although their senior year seemed far away, the Freshman Class Council began working on projects that would earn them money and give them experience in organizing activities and carrying out plans. The annual sale of carnations for Valentine's f : FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS — Erik Marichal, vice president; Scott Hess, secretary; M Day was the major class project, and because of the efforts of many class members it was deemed a success. Other activities during the year included creating displays for the Social Studies Department bulletin board on the second floor of the school. One of the topics was “Who Will Feed The Children” which dealt with the timely topic of world hunger. Sponsors for the Freshmen Class were Mrs. Giles and Mrs. Tyson. elanie Muth, treasurer; Rob Crane, president. “ FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL — FIRST ROW: Erik Marichal, Scott Hess, Melanie Muth, Rob Crane. SECOND ROW: Paige Crowder, Julie Coffey, Derek Estes, Mike Halter, Paula Fields, Libby Ford, Michelle Monroe, Virginia McGratty. 104 Freshmen Scott Arehart Kamron Aylor Angie Bailes Wayne Arey Bob Baber Carole Barth ee EyaNY : Aha. STRAY i eat SOSUHE Li ih Erik Ajemian = = ¥ John Blanton Tonna Burkholder Demia Alexander ue oe Charlie Breeden Wayne Burnette Scott Alford fe i i | Michelle Brooks Jason Campbell Ronda Allen ae a a Charisse Brown Scott Campbell Shannon Ailstock Matt Brown John Carter Chris Anderson Missy Brown David Cash Phillip Anderson Barry Bryant Timmy Cave Freshmen 105 Bobby Davis Petie Demattia Charmaine Cleveland Rodney Craig Julie Coffey Rob Crane Cliff Coyner Sonia Crawford Katrina Collins Jeff Critzer Angie Comer Paige Crowder Elizabeth Cook Tricia Daniels Peter Craig Jason Davis 106 Freshmen Sara Devono Katie Duff Mike Eshenour Tina Dinges Jennifer Duncan Derek Estes Sean Drumheller Peggy Emerson William Farrar Libby Ford Paula Fields Troy Fisher Kelley Frushour Linda Gray A,J. Fisher Melissa Fitzgerald Chris Furr John Gladwell Tim Gray Andy Fisher Sarah Fix Terry Furr Crystal Gordon Brad Gresham Freshmen 107 Ginny Griffith Kelly Grubb Timmy Hanger Karen Haynes Katrina Hendricks Ronnie Hewitt Sabrina Griggs Mike Halter Tommy Harner Jesse Helmick Scott Hess Jeannie Hilderbrand Gary Groah Lynn Hammond Chris Haynes Mary Ann Helmick Dana Hewitt Chip Hylton i i i i Jeff Hoke Monique Hoy Lisa Huffer Dawn Howard Allen Hrebunko Keith Hutchinson Tammy Hoy Hank Hubbard Leigh Ingram 108 Freshmen Michelle Irvin Todd Johnson Ashley Jones Missy Kersey Cindy Kobus Karen Lantz Gwen Johnson Yvonne Johnson Dannell Kelly Peggy Kidd Debbie Kochis Caris Layman Greg Layne Kathy Long Bob Lunger Tammy Mackey Chris Marks Tracy McLaughlin David Long Mary Beth Lotts Jeff Lutz Erik Marechal Andy Mays Dana McLean Freshmen 109 Jeff Napier Virginia McCowan Davy Moyer Jen Myers Tammy Nicholas Dawn Novak Angie Oliver Virginia McGratty Kim Overstreet teve Meier Melissa Painter Lisa Miller Brenda Pannell Beverly Mitchell Susan Paris Scott Mitchell Ann Marie Parks Doug Modlin Navnit Patel 110 Freshmen AS Sn Tammy Riddle Misti Roberson Ricky Rogers Chad Shiflet Tabatha Ridenour Robby Robinson Steven Rottenborn Tony Shifflett Paul Ritchie Cory Rodgers Denny Royer Rusty Shrewsberry Herbie Roberts Marci Rogers Sandy Roys Cody Sipe Denise Patterson Shea Purvis Dana Perry Angel Quick Vince Pici Donna Jean Ramey Graham Pitman Vicki Reade Anthony Porcaro Carol Redmond Rob Powers Annie Reinhart Jared Price Jack Ritchie Freshmen 11 1 112 Freshmen Tammy Siron Tracy Small Janie Smith Jenny Smith Lisa Snigger Chris Snyder Joe Sprouse Tammy Southern Missy Stevens Keith Sullivan Steve Sundeen Jason Taylor Danny Terrell Preston Terrell Scott Tirey Justin Toomy Eric Truslow David Tyree Todd Underwood Ronnie Vandevander Cheryl VanFossen Stephanie Veney Nicki Verstiaete Lisa Via James Waggy Julie Walsh Jennifer Ward Bruce Warrington Glenda Washington Robbie White Tracie White Lee Wiecke Eunice Williams Mark Wingfield Kelli Wood Teresa Wyant Chen Wei Zhang Student Ac tivities 113 g i 4 a 1 e ‘ KNEELING: Cameron Woosley, Donna Dean. SITTING: Laura Shoemaker, Amy Nance, Kerry Culver, Jami Pruett, Jan Hammock, Melanie Blanton, Terri Shifflett, Dea Mahanes, Courtnay Heavner, Alice Mays. STANDING: Shelley Richards, Tricia Maeder, Dendi Pruett, Jennifer Kerby, Shannon Reynolds, Susan Wood, Cricket Hannon, Sara Hash, Michele Muncy, Cindy Meier, Ellen Menk, Holly Richards, Tammie Maeder, Roxie Campbell, Jennifer Shifflett, Ellen Anderson, Candy Armstrong, Sarah Brower, Donilee Alexander. ie a Jami Pruett. SECOND ROW: Kerry Culver, Jan Hammock, Courtnay Heavner. (Not OFFICERS — FIRST ROW: Terri Shifflett, Dea Mahanes, pictured: Melanie Blanton). 114 Student Activities KEYETTES Officers: Melanie Blanton, president; Jan Hammock, vice pres- ident; Dea Mahanes, corresponding secretary; Terri Shifflett, re- cording secretary; Jami Pruett, treasurer; Kerry Culver, historian; Courtnay Heavner, parliamentarian. Sponsors: Mrs. Carol Coyner, Mrs. Peggy Browning, Mrs. Arlene Moren. Activities: Played Bingo with the residents of the District Home and Liberty House — Assisted with Special Olympics — Held two fund raisers for NORD — Sponsored a Thanksgiving Dinner for WHS Cafeteria Staff and Custodians — Assisted with the Annual WHS Faculty Christmas Dinner — Gave Christmas gifts to residents of the District Home — Visited the children’s ward of UVA Hospital with Christmas gifts — Sent cookies to former WHS Keyettes in College — Helped with the “Wellness Clinic” — Gave gifts during National Teacher’s Week — Held the Annual Founders Week events — Initiation — Pizza Party for big and little sisters — Went ice skating — Had an Ice Cream and Bingo party with Key Club — Had a picnic with Key Club — Senior Keyettes enjoyed a dinner sponsored by the Business Professional Women’s Club. Student Activities 115 KEY CLUB Officers: Kevin Lucas, president; Doug Johnson, vice president; Tracy Hill, secre- tary; Melanie Bowers, treasurer; Matt Pici, historian. Sponsors: Mr. Connie Guthrie, Mr. Donald Remnant, and Mr. Ed Driskill. Activities: Worked at a concession stand at the Fall Foliage Festival — Adopted a “grandmother” at Liberty House Nursing Home — Had a breakfast with WHS Keyettes — Helped Keyettes with bingo at the District Home — Helda formal dance at the Country Club — Raised money for cystic fibrosis and do- nated money for Special Olympics — Helped start a Key Club at Fishburne Mili- tary School — Bowled with ot her Key Clubs for “Big Brothers-Big Sisters” — Pulled bleachers for home basketball games — Attended Kiwanis dinners, helped with the Kiwanis Peanut Sale, and assisted in cleaning up the Kiwanis Camp. FIRST ROW: Andrew Erler, Mike Rottenborn, Dannell Kelly, Jason Price, Paul Ritchie, Chris Furr, Scott Smith, Mike Hamp, Scott Hill, Corey Rodgers, Rob Crane. SECOND ROW: Sean Drumheller, Ronnie Augustin, Mike Bradt, Rene Furr, Hunt Salembier, Jimmy Berry, John Arms, Joe Gunn, Steve Rottenborn. THIRD ROW: Jaime Marion, Doug Johnson, Matt Pici, Kevin Lucas, Tracy Hill, Virginia McGratty. 116 Student Activities FIRST ROW: Peggy Emerson, Karen Lantz, Angel Quick, Peter Lewis, Christina Salminen, Tracey Daniels, Scott Jones, Andy Bradt, John Blanton, Eric Marechal. SECOND ROW: Ross Bretches, Mark Allen, Ellen Crapser, Keith McGhee, Billy Talbert, Susan Paris, Tina Napier, Libby Fisher, Kim Freed, Jenny Owens. THIRD ROW: Tricia Daniels, Dona Jean Ramey, Lee Wiecke, Kim Overstreet, Audrey Aylor, Julie Coffey, Jeff Huffer, Andrea Bowles, Rachel Shook, Sara Conner. OFFICERS — Tracy Hill, Kevin Lucas, Doug Johnson, Matt Pici. (Not pictured: Melanie Bowers). Student Activities 117 LIBRARY COUNCIL Officers: Tona Louderback, president; Jim Layne, vice president; Rhonda Woolford, secretary-treasurer. Sponsors: Mrs. Peggy Browning and Mrs. Bet- ty Loyd. Activities: Helped with the enormous task of the day-to-day operation of the Library — Observed Virginia’s Reading Month (December) by sponsoring a “Books and Burger Contest” — Sold posters and “Christmas Grams” — Cele- brated National Library Week with a ‘Tricky Trivia Contest.” FIRST ROW: Jim Layne, Tona Louderback. SECOND ROW: Rhonda Woolford, Debra Harris. (Not pictured: Trina Harris). ee oo 118 Student Activities — fe ¥ aoe ; ; = a erend ie aoe Ba Be F ge geg me beg hie Fee Eee a ort Zi x eugene ; ie ae I ‘ dd eis 2 so ae a oe ‘ ane ee FIRST ROW: Barney Bishop, Rhonda Woolford, Stephanie Norcross, Cheryl Kochis, Rose Theado, Jeff Fife. SECOND ROW: Robyn Clark, Debbie Kochis, Carrie Humphries, Jennifer Kerby, John Clark. THIRD ROW: Lisa Martin, Marlaine Peters, Mrs. Peggy Coffey, Ellen Anderson, Tammy Hoy, Anna Quada, Susan Paris, Mark Brothers, Jennifer Robertshaw, Eric Fife. Officers: Stephanie Norcross, president; John Clark, vice president; Ellen Anderson, secretary; Mark Brothers, treasurer. Sponsors: Mr. Richard Lotts and Mrs. Peggy Coffey. Activities: Made SADD key chains for distribu- tion to students — Assisted the Salvation Army Christmas Fund Drive — Donated time wrapping gifts at Christmas — Met with other area schools to start SADD chapters — Spoke to several civic clubs — Assisted with the ‘Police Follies’ — Helped with the Lion’s Club auction — Helped raise money for the “Jon Schriver Fund.” —— F en . . Nees } zt ° Oh , fi OFFICERS — FIRST ROW: Ellen Anderson, Stephanie Norcross. SECOND ROW: John Clark, Mrs. Peggy Coffey, Mark Brothers. om Student Activities 119 SODA Officers: Karla Keefer, president; Cindy Meier, vice president; Tayna Raines, secretary. Sponsor: Mrs. Georgia Ahalt Activities: The Student Organiza- tion on Developing Attitudes (SODA) worked with fourth-grade students in the Waynesboro Public Schools. Members received training in the kinds of activities deemed appropriate for young people and used these skills in talking to their “SODA Kids.” Also, by serving as good role models, whether in athletics, academics or the like, WHS SODA members demon- strated a positive contribution to soci- e y. L : pe ; Vitti. PMA BMA, Spee iti aye SITTING: Jennifer Robertshaw, Karla Keefer, John Arms, Cindy Meier, Carrie Humphries. STANDING: Stephanie Norcross, Kim Hanger, Tony Hiserman, Lee Wiecke, Gwenneth Davis, Deborah Walker, Dana Dabney, Karen Weatherford, Tayna Raines. 120 Student Activities , and Karla Keefer. ler. , Cindy Me ines Mrs. Georgia Ahalt. At Left) Officers Tayna Ra (Below) Adviser — ies 121 ivi Student Act BETA CLUB Officers: Mike Rottenborn, president; Dea Mahanes, vice president; Alice Mays, secretary; Susan Wood, treasurer. Sponsor: Mr. Buddy Hullett and Miss Kim Kirk Activities: Helped with the Lady Giant Tennis Tournament in Staunton — Contributed $200 to the Jon Schriver Fund — Provided two $100 scholarships to outstanding Beta Club seniors. Seniors — FIRST ROW: Hunt Salembier, Ronnie Augustin, Scott Smith. SECOND ROW: Sarah Brower, Laura Shoemaker, Alice Mays, Susan Wood, Deborah Walker, Shannon Terry, Rachel Shook, Andrea Bowles, Elisabeth Weber. THIRD ROW: Cindy Meier, Terri Shifflett, Shelley Richards, Mike Rottenborn, Andrew Erler, Ervine Mitchell, Scott Whetzel, Kevin Lucas, Randy Meadows, Marc Richardson, Amy Nance, Rene Furr, Dana Dabney. i Ram aS oncom aN San JUNIORS — FIRST ROW: Missy Moyer, Lora Grant, Rose Theado, Melanie Bowers. SECOND ROW: Lisa White, Lisa Bausser, Bonnie Barlow, Suzanne Aylor, Cathy Disbrow, Cameron Woosley, Jill Hagwood, Angie Bryant, Cheryl Kochis, Ellen Anderson. THIRD ROW: Debra Serrett, Courtnay Heavner, Jeff Huffer, Mike Hamp, Dennis Foley, Sandy Finke, Robbie Kuykendall, Tom Walsh, Todd Headen, Jimmy Snyder, Kim Rankin, Tina Coiner, Debbie Harner, Judy Dubrosky Cathy Crowder, Tammy Shull, Donna Dean. 122 Student Activities FIRST ROW: Scott Whetzel, Andrew Erler, Mike Rottenborn, Ricky Beard. SECOND ROW: Elisabeth Weber, Wendy Wilkinson, Dea Mahanes, Laura Shoemaker, Scott Smith. THIRD ROW: Sarah Brower, Kathy Kochis, Alice Mays, Terri Shifflett, Any Nance. Officers Alice Mays, Terri Shifflett, Kathy Kochis and Dea Mahanes NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Officers: Alice Mays, president; Dea Mahanes, vice president; Kathy Kochis, secretary; Terri Shifflett, treasurer. Sponsor: Miss Janet Knicely Activities: Compiled “Senior Superla- tives” — Published “Senior Wills” — Held Honors Assembly with reception for new members, parents and faculty. Student Activities 123 FORENSICS TEAM Girls Prose rican te eee eee Karen Lantz BOYys:PIOSG het.) ee ee Chris Anderson Girls:Poetry natn seen eee ke Jan Hammock Boys: POeCtry tienen eee ee Andy Mays Girls © ratoly se eee Tiffany Leininger Boys Oratory ee ee ee Jeff Miracle Girls Extemporaneous ........... Rose Theado Boys Extemporaneous.......... Doug Sadosuk Spelling isan ohtake os abies: Mike Rottenborn In the Valley District Forensics Meet, the WHS Team placed six students and finished in asecond place tie overall. Jeff Miracle and Chris Anderson won first place in Boys Oratory and Boys Prose, respectively, while Doug Sadosuk placed second in Boys Extemporaneous and Tiffany Leininger took second in Girls Oratory. Third place finishes went to Mike Rottenborn for Spelling and Jan Hammock in Girls Poetry. In Region II competition, the contingent from Waynesboro High did not win any places. Doug Sadosuk Mike Rottenborn Karen Lantz, Chris Anderson, Andy Mays, Rose Theado, Jeff Miracle, Tiffany Leininger, Jan Hammock. 124 Student Activities MATH TEAM Mathematics students of Waynesboro High School partici- pated in the following national, state, district, and local competi- tions during the 1984-85 school year: James Madison University Eleventh Annual Mathematics Competition — The aims of this competition are: to create and Sustain interest in mathematics among secondary school stu- dents, to develop sound scholarship in the subject, and to promote communication and cooperation between schools and JMU. The members of the WHS Team were Andrew Erler, Mike Rottenborn and Scott Whetzel. This team placed second for the AA competition out of 35 schools. The Thirty-fifth Annual American High School Mathemat- ics Exam — Sponsored by the Mathematics Association of America, Mu Alpha Theta, the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, the Society of Actuaries and the Casualty Actuar- ial Society, this contest is open to any high school student who has completed or enrolled in Algebra II. The top three scores were: Andrew Erler (first place), Mike Rottenborn (second place) and Wendy Wilkinson (third place). The Virginia Council of Teachers of Mathematics — Virgin- ia Commonwealth University Contest — This contest enables Robyn Clark, Hunt Salembier and DeAnn Weaver students to compete on the local and state levels with other students who have had the same amount of mathematics. Nineteen students participated locally at Blue Ridge Communi- ty College. Barney Bishop and Robyn Clark competed in Level AA, David Thompson in Level B-AA, and Scott Whetzel in Level E-AA. On the state level, Whetzel placed tenth out of 524 students. Virginia Mathematics League Contest — Mike Rottenborn placed first, Andrew Erler and Wendy Wiklinson tied for second, and Scott Whetzel had the third highest WHS score. Continental Mathematics League Calculus Test — Top WHS scores were obtained by: Wendy Wilkinson (first place), Mike Rottenborn (second place), and Scott Whetzel and Andrew Erler (third place tie). Southern Piedmont Programming Contest — WHS partici- pants were John Clark, Randy Meadows, and Hunt Salembier. The contest was sponsored by Longwood College. Alpha Delta Kappa State Meeting — Recognized for work submitted were: DeAnn Weaver, David Mullins, Chuck Stuples, Elaine Disbrow, Lisa Moore, Chris Terrell and Regina Allen. ’ i: ae a a Scott Whetzel, Andrew Erler and Mike Rottenborn John Clark, Elaine Disbrow, David Mullins, Regina Allen, Randy Meadows, David Thompson and Chris Terrell Lisa Moore, Chuck Stuples and Barney Bishop Student Activities 125 DEBATE TEAM Officers: Elisabeth Weber, president; Cheryl Kochis, vice president. Sponsors: Mrs. Harriet Aylor and Mr. Randy Covington. Activities: Participated in the Prince Edward County, Wilson, Meadowbrook, JMU, and James Wood Tournaments — The Affirmative Team placed third at Prince Edward County — The Negative Team placed fifth at James Wood — The team placed second in the Valley District, second in Region II, and seventh in the State — This year was the first time that WHS sent two teams to the State Tournament — An outstanding year for the Debate Team!!! Cheryl Kochis, Dan Tomlin, Elisabeth Weber, Rose Theado, Mark Brothers, John Paul Clark, Wesley Farris. 126 Student Activities SITTING: Dea Mahanes and Wendy Wil- kinson. KNEELING: Mike Rottenborn and Andrew Erler. STANDING: Eric Fife and Scott Whetzel. ACADEMIC TEAM Officers: Mike Rottenborn, captain; Eric Fife, secretary. Sponsors: Mr. Duane Hahn and Mr. Earl Hamilton. Activities: Participated in radio station WAYB’s “Academic Chal- lenge” with losses in the fall competition to Wilson Memorial High School and in the spring competition to Lee High School. In television station WVPT’s “Pop Quiz,” the WHS Team de- feated Riverheads, Eastern Mennonite, Strasburg and Harrison- burg High Schools. In the Championship match, Waynesboro lost to Charlottesville High and finished second out of the 32 partici- pating teams. Student Activities 127 SCIENCE CLUB Officers: Tina Coiner, president; Judy Dubrosky, vice pres- ident; Cheryl Kochis, secretary; Navnit Patel, treasurer. Sponsors: Mr. Bill Corwin and Mrs. Wanda Meadows. Activities: Attended the James Madison University Planetar- ium presentations — Toured a hydro-electric mill. 128 Student Activities LATIN CLUB Officers: Lisa White, president; Ellen Crapser, vice president; Melanie Muth, secretary; Chip Stratton, treasurer. Sponsor: Mrs. Frances Pendleton Activities: Sponsored a chicken barbecue for the purpose of raising money for expenses of the Junior Classical League Convention in November, 1985. FIRST ROW: David Frushour, Chad Shifflett, Debbie Kochis, Cheryl Kochis, Eric Fife, Tracy Hill, Ellen Crapser, Scott Whetzel, Paul Ritchie. SECOND ROW: Sara Devono, Jennifer Ward, Roxie Campbell, Kelly Wright, Stephanie Norcross, Jason Taylor, Jimmy Layne, Robbie Robinson, THIRD ROW: Kelly Frushour, Candy Miller, Julie Ryder, Carrie Humprhies, Lynn Hammond, Virginia McGratty, Melanie Muth, Michelle Monroe, John Lennon, Kim Jones, Sherrie Lennon, Julie Walsh, Wayne Burnett, Paula Fields. Student Activities 129 FIRST ROW: Tina Coiner, Missy Brown, Kamron Aylor, Beth Campbell, Tayna Raines, Tricia Fountain, Deborah Walker, Christie Ramey, Janet Wolf, SECOND ROW: A,}. Fischer, Jeff Hoke, David Rowe, Jeff Robertson, Rob Crane, Dennis Foley, Mark Wingfield. THIRD ROW: Navnet Patel, Susan Dettweiler, Debbie Harner, Mala Patel, Beth Braun, Tulsa Wimer, Traci White, Jenny Griffith, Jason Campbell. SPANISH CLUB Officers: Deb orah Walker, president; Christi Ramey, vice president; Denise Fitzgerald, secretary; Mala Patel, treasurer. Sponsors: Mrs. Kathy Hosmanek and Miss Sylvia Retallick. Activities: Took a field trip to Roanoke to see a Mexican ballet — Had a Spanish dinner. 130 Student Activities iH ‘ Ld a8 FRENCH CLUB Officers: Randy Meadows, president; Billy Talbert, vice president; Jeff Huffer, secretary; Amy Nance, treasurer. Sponsor: Mrs. Paula Sherrill Activities: Held a fundraiser which cleared over $700 — Attended a professional production of the play “Le Petit Prince” in Roano ke — Had a “Christmas Fete” — Enjoyed different kinds of French foods at a dinner in May. IRST ROW: Cara Lilley, Stephanie Norcross, April Owens, Tia Adams, Andrea Bowles, Pam Kite, Cathy Crowder, Kim Freed. SECOND ROW: Bob Lunger, Jannell Kelly, Rachel Shook, Karen Yates, Binney Girdler, Shannon Reynolds, Catherine Jordan, Caris Layman. THIRD ROW: Amy Nance, Jenny Owens, ennifer Kerby, Shelley Richards, John Carter, Jeff Huffer, Tabby Bryant, Yvette Michaud, Denise Turak. FOURTH ROW: Laura Shoemaker, Beth Reade, Holly tichards, Chris Bowen, Paige Crowder, Kim Overstreet, Cindy Meier, Michelle Thorne, Qwentesia Roberts. FIFTH ROW: Jan Hammock, Lynn Landes, enifer Shiflet, Asa Nilsson, Suzanne Aylor, Karla Ke efer, Elisabeth Weber, Billy Talbert. STH ROW: Scarlett O’Brien, Kelli Rath, Jennifer Robertshaw, Michele Muncy, Keung Chueng, Frank Watson, Randy Meadows, Todd Headen, Chris Haynes. Student Activities 131 STANDING (At Left): Kim Rankin, Rhonda Woolford, Lisa Snigger, Kelly Frushour, Lynn Hammond, Cricket Hannon, Jennifer Owens, Becky Deal. STANDING (At Right): Sara Devono, Brenda Waggy, Susan Wood, Michele Reid, Tina Napier, Charrisse Brown, Denise Patterson. SITTING: Tina Martin, Julie Ryder, Roxie Campbell, Stephanie Royer, Michele Monroe, Kim Freed, Michele Thorne. STANDING (In Back): Stephanie Sandlin, Carol Patzsch, Dannell Kelly, Tabby Bryant, Lisa Martin, Tammy Potter. PEP C LUB Officers: Missy Moyer, president; Brenda Waggy, vice president; Camer- on Woosley, secretary; Susan Wood, treasurer. Sponsors: Mrs. Paula Sherrill, Miss Lavonia Lackey, Mr. George Buzzard, and Mr. Doug Harris. Activities: Planned and carried out all Homecoming festivities — Held “Parents Night” during the football and basketball seasons. 132 Student Activities eee resweny @ oe ee eR Ee Officers Brenda Waggy and Susan Wood. ACTIVE ATHLETES Officers: Deborah Walker, president; Suzan- ne Aylor, secretary; Kim Rankin, treasurer. Sponsors: Mrs. Sue Leonard and Mr. Larry IRST ROW: Krissy Salminen, Lisa Consentino, Kim Rankin, Debbie Walker, Melanie Muth. SECOND Leonard. OW: Tammie Maeder, Donilee Alexander, Kim Overstreet. : Activities: Sold T-shirts. RO ANG ERE SRE See it RE 1 a Ge aS Re Se Se RS OR SO OS W Officers Kim Rankin and Deborah Walker Student Activities 133 iE i ; ¢ f 7 i ig i: DECA Officers: Byron Woods, president; Gwenneth Davis, vice president; Qwentesia Roberts, secretary; Marsha Arkward, trea- surer; Johnetta Mosley and Tabatha Howard, reporters; Sheila Howard, historian; Paula Lotts, parliamentarian. Sponsor: Mrs. Evelyn Kiser Activities: Worked the concession stands during football season — Held an open house for teachers at Christmas — An Officers training meeting was held at James Madison University — Participated in the District Leadership Conference in Charlot- tesville and the State Leadership Conference in Roanoke — Took a field trip to Tyson’s Corner — Held the annual Employer- Employee Banquet in May. (At right): Gwenneth Davis — DECA vice president. Debra Harris, Zack Coles, Gwenneth Davis, Eric Aldhizer, Rhonda Woolford. 134 Student Activities SEATED: Bo Madison. STANDING: Chuck Stuples, Stacey Hatter, Darryl Clark, Richard Sams, Chip Ellington. —— VICA Officers: Bo Madison, president; Kelly Woolford, vice president; Susan Oyler, secretary; Chip Wood, treasurer. Sponsor: Mr. Derek McDaniel Activities: Held spring and fall fundraisers — Celebrated Nation- al Vocational Week in February — Participated in competitive events on the regional, state, and national levels — National Con- vention held in May — Went on the annual VICA trip at the end of the school year. Student Activities 135 FIRST ROW: Tina Martin, Jeanette Pleasants, Diana Colvin, Sara Leach, Karen Weatherford. SECOND ROW: Lisa Martin, Lori Eutsler, Kim Spencer, Angela Grant, Karen Hutchinson, Dabney Bush, Teresa Cummings, Sherri Stover, Rhonda Woolford. OFFICERS — Diana Colvin and Karen Hutchinson (seated): Kim Spencer, Dabney Bush and Angela Grant (standing). FBLA Officers: Diana Colvin, president; Karen Hutchinson, vice president; Dabney Bush, secretary; Kim Spencer, treasurer; Angela Grant, reporter historian. Sponsors: Mr. John Gilbert and Miss Carol Critzer. Activities: Installation of officers and induction of new members was held in the Spilman Auditorium in October — A week-long fund-raising sale was conducted in November — During the Christmas Season, the club collected canned goods for the needy in conjunction with the Salvation Army — Valentine's treats were given to all school personnel in February — Attended the Regional FBLA Meeting at James Madison University in March — Went on a tour of Blue Ridge Community College in April— Took a much deserved fun trip to King’s Dominion in May. 136 Student Activities Editors Dea Mahanes, Pam Kite and Rebecca Layne. Luiiad Teor RGINIA'S FINEST “HIGH TIMES” STAFF Officers: Dea Mahanes, managing editor; Pam Kite, assistant editor; Tony Hiserman, sports director; Gary Conner, art direc- tor; Rebecca Layne, photographer. Adviser: Mr. Thomas Taylor Activities: Produced the weekly “High Times” in the News- Virginian on Wednesdays — Provided the ‘‘school news bureau’’ for dissemination of information — Provided a bulletin board of school news in the cafeteria — Toured the facilities of the News- Virginian Directors Tony Hiserman and Gary Conner. FIRST ROW: Shannon Reynolds, Dea Mahanes, Pam Kite, Alice Mays, Susan Wood, Rebecca Layne. SECOND ROW: Shelley Richards, Dennis Foley, Gary Conner, Mike Hamp, Tony Hiserman, Cindy Meier. Student Activities 137 Fd FIRST ROW: Cricket Hannon, Diane Lynn, Donilee Alexander, Jeff Huffer, Cara Lilley, Tammie Maeder. SECOND ROW: Shannon Terry, Tracy Hill, Matt Pici, Kelly Wright, Cheryl Kochis, Rene Furr, Mark Brothers, Roxie Campbell, Shelley Richards, Rachel Shook, Doug Johnson, Cindy Meier. SKYLINE YEARBOOK STAFF Shannon Terry — Editor Doug Johnson — Assistant Editor Senior Section: Matt Pici (Section Editor), Roxie Campbell, Cricket Hannon Junior Section: Cheryl Kochis (Section Editor) and Mark Brothers Sophomore Section: Donilee Alexander (Section Editor), Cara Lilley, Tammie Maeder, Diane Lynn Freshman Section: Ann Marie Parks, Kim Overstreet, Julie Coffey Student Activities Section: Rene Furr (Section Editor), Rachel Shook, Cindy Meier, Jeff Huffer Sports Section: Doug Johnson (Section Editor), Tracy Hill, Shel- ley Richards, Kelly Wright Andrew Shifflett — Faculty Adviser 138 Student Activities SBS CBRE BLE oS. UNH MELEE nana) a H aaa Hunt a 5 Ann Marie Parks, Julie Coffey. ’ im Overstreet Freshman Section — Ki , Cheryl Kochis, Doug Johnson, Rene Furr, Donilee ici section Editors — Matt P Alexander. ies 139 ivi Student Act WHS BAND Under the direction of Mr. George A. Zahn, the WHS Band opened their 1984-85 season by providing half-time entertainment at home football games. During the Christmas season, the band marched in several local parades. Ear- ly in the spring, the Marching Little Giants placed first among Virginia bands in the Azalea Parade in Norfolk. Combining fun and com- petition, the students then took well-deserved side trips to Virginia Beach and Busch Gardens 140 Student Activities OFFICERS — Rachel Shook and Andrea Bowles, librarians; Mark Schaff, drum major; Mike Rottenborn, president; Andrew Erler, vice president; Lisa White, secretary. WOODWIND SECTION — FIRST ROW: Missy Kersey, Tammy Clark, Dana Perry, Julie Walsh, Peggy Emerson, Andrea Bowles, Rachel Shook, Lisa White. SECOND ROW: Kathy Carter raci W ite Lisa Sni er Miss Vi i i i ; : 7 T h 7 7 a, Nikki Ve stiaete, S ’ . : i m, ri ne y rstiaete uzanne Aylor Rose Theado Tk IRD ROW: Mark Sct aff, Todd I 1eader 1, Student Activities 141 PERCUSSION SECTION — Paul Ritchie, Marcie Rodgers, Dan Tomlin, Scott Cavanaugh, Chuc Rodgers, Scott Jones, Dannell Kelly. 142 Student Activities GIONAL BAND — Bob Lunger, Paul Ritchie, Mike Rottenborn, Wendy Wilkinson, Sandi inke, Andrea Bowles, Rachel Shook, Todd Headen. BRASS SECTION — FRONT ROW: Andrew Erler, Kamron Aylor, Lori Sondheimer, Katie Duff. BACK ROW: David Jordan, Bob Lunger, Ricky Morris, Tony Kincaid, Chris Anderson, Wendy Wilkinson, Greg Erler, Steve Rottenborn, Mark Brothers, Ross Bretches, Andy Bradt, Beth Reade. Student Activities 143 OFFICERS — Katrina Hendricks, librarian; John Carter, attendance; Demia Alexander, treasurer; Cliff Coyne president; Steve Meier, vice president; Brad Gresham, secretary. (At Right) BASSES — FIRST ROW: Brad Gresham, Cliff Coyner, Greg Layne, Doug Modlin. SECOND ROW: Bob Lunger, Denny Royer, Kelly Donham, Steve Meier, Scott Arehart. 144 Student Activities (At Right) ALTOS — FIRST ROW: Angie Bailes, Libby Ford, Robin Clark, Jen Myers, Paula Fields, Danell Kelly, Dawn How- ard, Charrisse Brown. SEC- OND ROW: Angel Conner, Ann Marie Parks, Mary Beth Lotts, Jamie Smith, Julie Coffey, De- nise Patterson, Lynn Ham- mond, Tonna Burkholder, Dawn Novak, Yvonne Johnson, Jennifer Ward. (At Left) SOPRANOS FIRST ROW: Kim Overstreet, Missy Kersey, Katie Duff, Gwen Johnson, Lisa Huffer, Cindy Kobus, Sarah Fix, Katrina Hendricks, Karen Lantz. SECOND ROW: Kelli Wood, Susan Paris, Missy Stevens, Missy Brown, Katrina Collins, Tammy Riddle, Kathy Long, Donajean Ramey, De- mia Alexander. THIRD ROW: Carol Barth, Kamron Aylor, Eunice Wil- liams, Ann Marie Dreibelbis, Shan- non Ailstock, Lisa Miller, Dana Hewitt, Liz Cook. (At Left) TENORS — FIRST ROW: Scott Mitchell, Greg Irwin, Chip Hylton, Andy Mays, Sean Drumheller, John Carter. SECOND ROW: Jeff Fife, Tim Gray, David Long, Jared Price. Student Activities 145 OFFICERS — FIRST ROW: Darren Bowles, attendance; Jen- nifer Shiflet, secretary; Tom Lincoln, president. SECOND ROW: Tina Napier, treasurer; Dendi Pruett, vice president. TENORS AND BASSES — FIRS] ROW: Eddie Watson, Donalc Brooks, Tom Lincoln, Kevir Martin, Darren Bowles. SEC: OND ROW: Lane Marshall Chip Stratton, Todd Day, Andy Bradt, Brian Veney, Tim Brooks 146 Student Activities | (At Left) ALTOS — FIRST ROW: Donilee Alexander, Mar- garet Zimmerman, Cindy Walker, Pam Barnes. SECOND ROW: Jenny Owens, Vicki Harris, Dendi Pruett, Ellen Menk, Tammy Potter, Tonya Chittum. THIRD ROW: Cara Lilley, Kim McVey, Sherri Haymes, Kim McCauley. (Below) SOPRANOS — FIRST ROW: LaDonna Palmer, Kim Freed, Heather Schuder, Janet Wolf, Dawn Wright, Jennifer Shiflet. SECOND ROW: Jeanette Pleasants, Brenda Davis, Julie Ryder, Tina Napier, Pam Burns. THIRD ROW: Denise Wright, Marlaine Peters. Student Activities 147 OFFICERS — Timmy Goodrich, president; Bertina Nicholas, vice president; Tabitha Howard, treasurer; Roxie Campbell, secretary. BERNADINE COCHRANE SINGERS Mrs. Bernadine Cochrane, a music teacher in the Waynesboro school system for ten years, retired at the end of the 1983-84 school year. As a result, one of the groups that she worked with, the WHS Chorale, decided to honor her by changing the 148 Student Activities group’s name to the “Bernadine Cochrane Singers.” This yea the singers were under the direction of Mr. David Clatterbuc who incorporated motions to go along with the group’s singin talents. ie econ a aes (Above) SOPRANOS — FIRST ROW: Stephanie Royer, Roxie Campbell, Stephanie Norcross, Kathy Crowder. SECOND ROW: Dawn Beach, Anna Quada, Christi Latsko, Anna Perry, Michele Dean, Terri Snead. (At Left) TENORS AND BASSES — FIRST ROW: Chip Ellington, Timmy Southern, Kenny Tyndall, Tony Modlin. SECOND ROW: Jeff Miracle, Jeff Miller, Tim Goodrich. (Below) ALTOS — FIRST ROW: Candy Arm- strong, Tabitha Howard, Sheila Howard, Kim Jones, Cathy Crowder. SECOND ROW: Debbie Harner, Tammy Clark, Tina Coiner, Bertina Nicholas. Student Activities 149 CONCERT CHOIR The WHS Concert Choir, under the direction of Mr. Roger Zimmerman, started off a busy year with summer rehearsals and the annual concert at Main Street United Methodist Church. Soon thereafter, the 58-member chor- us began work on their fall show, “Music Does It” — the first of two variety shows given each year. The other, “New York, New York,” was held in the spring. Other performances were the annual Christmas Concert, the concert for the Virginia Music Educators Association in Norfolk, and the final concert held in June. Awards were many for the Concert Choir again this year. All 24 students won seats in the Regional Chorus, repeating last year’s record. Five seniors were selected to the prestigious Honors Choir, while eight choir members were among the elite chosen for All-Virginia. For their outstanding efforts, the choir was rewarded by the annual fun trip to New York City. OFFICERS — FIRST ROW: Paige Phillips, scrapbook editor; Shannon Terry, financial secretary; Cindy Meier, make-up chairman; Dore Sadosuk, stag manager; Rahcel Shook, accompanist chairman; Mike Bradt, assistant riser chairman; Shelley Richards, dress committee; Mark Schaff, choir manage: SECOND ROW: Terri Shifflett, librarian; Bobby Painter, attendance chairman; Sara Conner, librarian; Tony Kincaid, publicity chairman; Andrea Bowle: dress committee; Marc Richardson, riser chairman; Audrey Aylor, make-up committee; Kevin Lucas, assistant choir manager; Jan Hammock, danc director; Ron Augustin, instrumental chairman; Sandie Farmer, assistant dance director; Bart Lawhorne, assistant instrumental chairman. 150 Student Activities Student Activities 151 rs Fale ke Se esses tes ALTOS — FIRST ROW: Terri Shifflett, Jill Hagwood, Karla Keefer, Rene Furr, Jami Pruett, Rachel Shook. SECOND ROW: April Owens, Melanie Bowers, Holly Richards, Paige Phillips, Dana Dabney, Tammy Shull, Sandie Farmer, Lora Grant. BASSES — FIRST ROW: Kenny Denton, Joe Gunn, Bobby Painter, Todd Headen, Peter Lewis, Doug Johnson, Mike Hamp. SECOND ROW: J.B. Stevens, Marc Richardson, Mark Allen, Terrance Williams, Ross Bretches, Mike Bradt, Tony Kincaid, Alan “i Hulvey, Mark Schaff. { 4 ff i 152 Student Activities sneer � esi dgget™ ® 4 i J i I vt SOPRANOS — FIRST ROW: Sarah Brower, Courtnay Heavner, Andrea Bowles, Beth Payne, Kelly Edwards, Sara Conner. SECOND ROW: Audrey Aylor, Cindy Meier, Jan Hammock, Shelley Richards, Kim Swink, Dana Lindamood. TENORS — FIRST ROW: Darren Washington, Jaime Marion, Alan Jackson, Doug Sadosuk, John Paul Clark, John Arms, Matt Pici. SECOND ROW: Shannon Terry, Steve Fields, Ronnie Augustin, Kevin Lucas, David Robinett, Bart Lawhorne, Mike Hinrichs, Matt Grimaud. Student Activities 153 ONE-ACT PLAY CAST 1985 Play: “Of Poems, Youth and Spring” Cast: Eric Aldhizer, Tracy Daniels, Clairemarie Comar, Monica Sease, Ellen Menk, Judy Dubrosky, Melanie Blanton, Anna Quada, Randy Meadows, Lisa Snigger and Chris Anderson. Student Director: Sara Hudson Faculty Director: Mrs. Alice Flora Stage Crew: Scott Smith, Terry Tucker and Sherrie Lennon. d. h 154 Student Activities ies 155 IVI S) x = 0 ae) 3 v4) FIRST ROW: Chris Anderson, Tracy Daniels, Randy Meadows, Janet Wolf, Judy Dubrosky, Sara Devono. SECOND ROW: Ellen Menk, Anna Quada, Eric Aldhizer, Jennifer Ward, Dannell Kelly, Sara Hudson. Officers Anna Quada and Tracy Daniels DRAMA CLUB Officers: Anna Quada, president; Sandie Farmer, vice president; Tracy Daniels, secretary; John Arms, treasurer, Sponsor: Mrs. Alice Flora Activities: Held a Drama Club party — Participated in the Stuart Hall One-Act Play Festival — Attended two plays: “The Elephant Man” and “Fools.” 156 Student Activities Bs inn .. Student Activities 157 ART GUILD Officers: Gary Conner, president; Kerry Culver, vice president; Mike O’Neal, secretary; Tammy Clark, treasurer. Sponsor: Mrs. Bunnie Austin Activities: Members designed Hospice, Cancer Society, Keep Virginia Green, and McGruff Crime Posters — Helped to host the Fall Foliage Festival — Provided art work for the “High Times” — Made bookmarks for the Library — Created window displays for three local businesses — Painted pumpkins for D.E. classes — Attended two James Maidson University Workshops — Designed two school program covers — Painted projects for the annual Christmas Sale — Held a Valentine Sale — Painted children’s faces for the Berkely Glenn Elementary School Carnival — Helped with stage backdrops for WHS Auditorium — Weeded and planted the Art Patio — Displayed student art shows in the hallway — Made contributions to the SPCA — Attended a Robert Huffman wood- carving day — made Christmas sketches for the News-Virginian — And many, many morel!! FIRST ROW: Phuong Huynh, Kerry Cluver, Tina Coiner, Tim Knight. SEC- OND ROW: Lisa Bausser, Lisa Thomp- son, Denise Turak, Deann Weaver, Chrissy Hoy, Darren Strickland. THIRD ROW: Kirk Dickerson, Gary Conner, Chris Lambert, Scott Clark, Robbie Robinson, Jeff Norford, Graham Pitt- man, Peter Craig, Paige Phillips, Tam- my Clark. 158 Student Activities 159 Student Activities Officers: Deanna Lowry, president; Deb- bie Harner, vice president; Jolie Herron, sec- retary; Mike Knight, treasurer. Sponsor: Ms. Lynn Hilton Activities: Student hosts and hostesses at the Fall Foliage Art Festival — Christmas Craft sale fundraiser — Halloween trick or treat cards fundraiser — During Youth Art Month made treats for teachers, had a breakfast meeting, and held an “Eye See You Day” — Took a trip to Richmond in May to the Virgi- nia Museum, Handcraft Workshop Gallery and Photoworks Gallery — Attended a wood carving workshop with local wood sculptor Robert Huffman. FIRST ROW: Mala Patel, Kerry Culver, Tina Coiner. SECOND ROW: Susan Dettweiler, Debbie Harner, Deanna Lowry, Lisa Thompson, Tommy Harner, Scott Jones. THIRD ROW: Jody Craig, Steve Cash. 160 Student Activities | Sports 161 162 Sports WHS CHEERLEADERS (At Right): Angie Bryant, Cathy Crowder, Brenda Waggy, Tricia Maeder, Tammy Shull, Susan Wood, Pam Kite, and Debra Serrett. (Not pictured: Tina Martin) (Below): Michelle Monroe, Tammy Nicholas, Paige Crowder, Sandy Roys, Tabby Bryant, Dawn Novak, Sarah Hash, and Amy Mundy. Sports 163 GIRL’S CROSS COUNTRY TEAM — FIRST ROW: Beth Reade, Rebecca Layne, Jami Pruett, Tracy Hill, Suzanne Aylor, Donajean Ramey, Sara Hudson, Rose Theado. SECOND ROW: Donna Dean, Asa Nilsson, Scarlet O’Brien, Binney Girdler, Coach Doug Harris, Tayna Raines, Krissy Salminen, Lee Wiecke, Kamron Aylor. District Record: 7-2 Post-Season Record: 6th Place in District Awards Most Valuable — Rebecca Layne Best Runner — Ellen Crapser Most Improved — Lee Wiecke and Rose Theado Outstanding Freshman — Lee Wiecke Little Giant Award — Tracy Hill 164 Sports GOING CROSS COUNTRY District Record: 6-3 Post-Season Record: 4th Place in District Awards Most Valuable — Tony Hiserman Kevin Lucas Most Improved — David Bryant Andy Bradt Outstanding Freshman — John Blanton Little Giant Award — Mike Rottenborn All-District and All-Region II: Kevin Lucas BOY’S CROSS COUNTRY TEAM — FIRST ROW: Andy Bradt, John Reno, John Blanton, Stephen Rottenborn, Kenny Tyndall, Chuck Rodgers, Paul Shifflett. SECOND ROW: Tony Hiserman, Andrew Erler, Mike Rottenborn, Kevin Lucas, Mike Bradt, David Bryant, Brian Bergey, Coach Doug Harris. Sports 165 THE BEST TEAM District Record: 13-3 Non-District Record: 3-1 Post Season Record: 1-1 Overall Record: 17-5 Awards Most Valuable — Jemise Diggs Vicki Harris Most Improved — Tabatha GIRL’S VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM — KNEELING: Coach Randy Coulling. STANDING: Janell Davis (manager), rear Sheila Howard, Donilee Alexander, Jennifer Gibson, Jemise Diggs, Vicki Harris, Diane Lynn, Tammie Maeder, Debra Walker, Renea Fisher, Jennifer Jackson, Tabatha Howard, Gwen Davis (manager). Diane Lynn Most Inspirational — Jennifer Gibson Highlights: Jemise Diggs be- came the school’s all-time lead- ing scorer (1,280 points) and re- bounder (706). For their togetherness and hard work as a group, Coach Randy Coulling called the WHS girls “the best TEAM in the dis- trict. GIRL'S J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM — Amy Jackson (manager), Katie Duff, Tulsa Wimer, Cara Lilley, Angel Conner, Melanie Muth, Charisse Brown, Julie Coffey, Charmaine Cleveland, Dendi Pruett, Kim Overstreet. 166 Sports Sports 167 Pe te GOLF TEAM — FIRST ROW: Brad Gresham, Chris Snyder, Milton Bartley, David Paris, Mark Schaff, Tim Hanger, Scott Jones, Randy Varner, Sean Drumheller. SECOND ROW: Steve Hildebrand, Chris Furr, Eric Marichal, Mike Hamp, Steve Roberts, Doug Thompson, Tom Walsh, Coach Ron Hennis. 168 Sports DE spit ti pp Ue IMPROVING LINKSTERS District Record: 5-2 Overall Record: 6-5 Awards Little Giant Award — Mark Schaff Most Improved Golfer — Mike Hamp All-District Team — Mike Hamp and Terry Tucker Highlights For the first time since the 1982 State Championship Team, the Little Giant Golf Squad advanced to regional competition. Sports 169 = is VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM — FIRST ROW: Jeff Robertson, Bruce Wiseman, Corey Eaves, Stacey Jones, Shawn Rose, James Rogers, Tim Holcomb, Randall Hensley, Doug Sadosuk, Matt Mahanesmith. SECOND ROW: Jon Higginbotham, Reggie Harris, Mark Allen, Mike Robertson, Davis Rucker, Jesse Jones, Scott Hill, Danny Cline, David Jordan. THIRD ROW: Kevin Martin, Tommy McCutcheon, Joey Truxell, Jaime Marion, Steve Fields, Matt Miller, W.R. VanFossen, Billy Brown, Alan Hulvey, Mike Yancey. FOURTH ROW: Butch Miller, Jeff Miller, Darren Washington, Ron Augustin, Cliff Coyner, Scott Shifflette, Kenny Denton, Randy Meadows, Doug McClung. FIFTH ROW: Scott Whetzel, Mike Painter, Alan Jackson, Steve Meier, and managers J.B. Stevens, Jennifer Robertshaw, Missy Stevens, Jennifer Kerby, Lynnette Eichinger, Tammy Potter, Catherine Jordan. SIXTH ROW: Manager Michele Thorne, coaches David Huffer, Ed Driskill, Derek McDaniel, C.J. DeWitt, George Buzzard, Doug Charley, Mike Hamp, Larry Leonard, and manager Anna Quada. GIANT SENIORS pe District Record: 8-2 Awards Giant Pride Award — Darren Washington Most Valuable Player — Tim Holcomb Best Offensive Lineman — Jeff Miller Best Defensive Lineman — Tom McCutcheon Best Defensive Back — Doug Sadosuk, Jaime Marion All District — Holcomb, McCutcheon, Miller Sadosuk All-Region — Holcomb, McCutcheon, Miller All-State — Holcomb, McCutcheon, Miller Junior Varsity Record: 2-2-2 170 Sports v) a= fe) a. WY Central) | Fort Defiance � Wilson Broadway 172 Sports ; LLL LLL ALAS ‘ WHS FOOTBALL COACHES — KNEELING: Eddie Driskill, Head Coach George Buzzard, Mike Hamp. STANDING: C.J. DeWitt, Derek McDaniel, David Huffer, Larry Leonard, Doug Charley. J.V. FOOTBALL TEAM — FIRST ROW: Bob Harris, Whitney Barker, Denny Royer, Jamie Hudlow, Darin Strickland, Scott Hill, Randy Hensley, Jason Taylor, Tim Knight, AJ. Fisher. SECOND ROW: Mark Wingfield, Kenny Denton, Chip Stratton, David Tyree, Todd Underwood, Kevin Martin, Robbie White, David Thompson, Ricky Miller. THIRD ROW: Andy Fisher, Mike Harter, Jason Price, Tom Harner, Eric Ajemian, Brian Fitzgerald, Jason Campbell, Jeff Hoke, Matt Brown. FOURTH ROW: Phillip Anderson, David Cash, Robbie Robinson, David Hildebrand, Jason Davis, Cody Sipe, Rob Crane, Tony Shifflett, Jeff Thorne. FIFTH ROW: Scott Clark, Jeroid Moore, Scott Hess, Justin Toomy, Shawn Rose, John Gladwell, and managers Tammy Potter, Michele Thorne, Missy Stevens. Sports 173 J.V. BASKETBALL TEAM — FIRST ROW: Jason Taylor, Steve Sundeen, Chris Snyder, Donnie Lafferty. SECOND ROW: Shawn Rose, Doug Thompson, Brian Fitzgerald, Nathan Price, Eric Marachal. THIRD ROW: Coach CJ. DeWitt, Steve Meier, Cody Sipe, Kevin Hall, Whitney Barker, Bob Harris, Jimmy Layne (manager). 174 Sports FUTURE HOLDS FORTUNES District Record: 10-6 Non-District Record: 3-1 Post-Season Record: O- | Overall Record: 13-8 Awards Most Valuable Player — Terrance Williams Most Improved Player — Terrance Williams Leading Scorer and Rebounder — Reggie Harris All-Valley District — Reggie Harris (Second Team) All City County Team — Reggie Harris Junior Varsity Team Record: 2-18 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM — FIRST ROW: Kenny Brooks, Stacey Jones, Cory Eaves, Chris Coulling. SECOND ROW: Gwenneth Davis (manager), Terrance Williams, Scott Whetzel, Jeff Robertson, Dennis Foley, Robbie Kuykendall (manager). THIRD ROW: Head Coach Larry Leonard, Reggie Harris, Mike Painter, Brian Diggs, Mike Hamp, Coach Randy Coulling, Coach C.J. DeWitt. Sports 175 176 Sports ey = a c 2 fee c Ag sees Sports 177 Sey | eo E i fhe : | ; i q a 2 ( : i is t i VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM — FIRST ROW: Jemise Diggs, Sheila Howard, Tabatha Howard. SECOND ROW: vines Brown (manager), Donilee Alexander, Diane Lynn, Jennifer Kerby (manager), Christi Ramey Bore ee aa 3 ROW: Head Coach Sue Leonard, Denise Wright (stats), Jennifer Jackson, Nanny Jackson, Sandy Finke, Johnetta Mosley, Lisa Consentino, Dawn Wright, Coach Pat Austin. CHAMPIONS! Overall Record: 16-3 Valley District Champions Awards Most Valuable Player — Jemise Diggs Most Improved Player — Tabatha Howard Giant Pride Winner — Sheila Howard All-Valley District — Jemise Diggs (First Team) Sheila Howard (Second Team) J.V. Record: 6-6 178 Sports J.V. VOLLEYBALL TEAM — FIRST ROW: Tonna Burkholder, Tammy Potter. SECOND ROW: Missy Brown (manager), Virginia Long, Sherri Tyree, Yvonne Johnson, Jennifer Kerby (manager), Christi Ramey (scorekeeper). THIRD ROW: Coach Pat Austin, Denise Wright (stats), Jennifer Duncan, Lynn Hammond, Marie Painter, Angel Conner, Denise Patterson, Mira Robinson, Dawn Wright (stats), Coach Sue Leonard. ONO SAVARESE Sports 179 RANKS ARE THIN District Record: 1-3 Overall Record: 1-10 Post Season Competition: Team Finished Fourth in District Tournament; Seven Wrest- lers Qualified for Regionals; No Placements or Advancements in Regional Tournament. Awards Most Valuable Wrestler — Billy Talbert Most Improved Wrestler — Justin Toomy Most Victories — Chip Ellington 180 Sports % ; ei ee La tpaguipiomriins ee he a | WRESTLING TEAM — FIRST ROW: Justin Toomy, Coach Greg Mayo. humane meee ; oo ax ‘ � PMPSISNSIEN © SHSI=Is | oo 2. Eeegee : _ ae eli = WeHEl=l Sie rier Zu mie ie Sports 181 RIGHT ON TRACK INDOOR TRACK TEAM — FIRST ROW: Darren Bowles, Vince Pici, Brad Cresham, Robbie Robinson, Navnit Patel, Eric Ajemian, Kelly Donham, Thomas Harner, David Hilderbrand. SECOND ROW: Steve Rottenborn, Mark Allen, Ross Bretches, Jason Price, Rob Crane, Joe Gunn, Sam Warren (manager), Chad Shiflet, Peter Criag, David Jordan, Joey Truxell, Robert Baber. THIRD ROW: Angie Bryant (manager), Coach Doug Harris, John Blanton, Sean Drumheller, Tony Hiserman, Zack Coles, Doug Jackson, Timmy Hanger, Tom McCutcheon, Head Coach Ed Driskill, Dean Virag, Tricia Fountain (manager). FOURTH ROW: Chris Furr, Randy Meadows, Kevin Lucas, Mike Bradt, David Br yant, Randy Meadows, Rusty Shrewbury, Cliff Coiner, Ed Virag. ww X 182 Sports Invitational Meets Lynchburg Christmas Competition Heritage Christmas Competition Heritage Relays Waynesboro High School Invitational at VMI Awards Outstanding Performer Most Valuable Player — Joe Gunn Outstanding Performances Joe Gunn — Second Fastest Time in WHS History in the 500 Meters at the VMI Invitational (1:09. 1) Se Sports 183 Ea a : 79. Puy SRS é ms th: POE I, SO a nae ge es me ry gigs Pe ae. STILL GREAT! Overall Record: 12-3 Team Accomplishments Won Valley District Championship Finished Second in Region II Individual Accomplishments Vicki Harris won the District, Region Il and State singles titles. Harris and Amy Teachey won the District, Re- gion and State doubles titles. Awards Most Valuable Player — Vicki Harris Giant Pride Award — Amy Teachey and Dea Mahanes 184 Sports ‘ i j GIRL’S TENNIS TEAM — FIRST ROW: Michele Muncy, Tammy Potter, Clairemarie Comar, Dea Mahanes, Tricia Maeder. SECOND ROW: Coach Pat Austin, Vicki Harris, Amy Teachey, Virginia McGratty, Jemise Diggs, Cara Lilley. Sports 185 he ee a N THE Team Record: 5-4 Post-Season Competition Finished Fourth in the District Individual Honors Andy Mays Finished Second in Singles Competition Awards Most Valuable Player — Andy Mays Giant Pride Award — Keith McGhee BOY’S TENNIS TEAM — FIRST ROW: Billy Talbert, Andy Mays, Brad Gresham, Jeff Norford. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Snider, Mark Boettge, Coach C.J. DeWitt, Eric Marechal, Keith McGhee. 186 Sports S % ok ee oe ‘ae ai a HE Mee SESS SOR 8S fee ag Sap age get ti age yee Sal PES Sports 187 WALKER ANCHORS TRACK TEAM ae a : ABE re, “ et . ve 2 a OE is Beet 7” ad 188 Sports Regular Season Record: 7-1 Post-Season Competition Third in Valley District Sixth in Region II Twelfth in State Awards Most Valuable — Deborah Walker Most Improved — Jennifer Jackson Deborah Walker was first in the Valley District in the 400 200, first in Region II in the 400, and second in the State in the 400. This year she set a school record for the most points scored in a single season (178). GIRL’S OUTDOOR TRACK TEAM — FIRST ROW: Donajean Ramey, Gwynne Johnson, Yvonne Johnson, Dawn Novak, Lisa Snigger, Jemise Diggs, Dawn Wright. SECOND ROW: Tricia Fountain, Ellen Crapser, Tracy Hill, Courtnay Heavner, Jennifer Gibson, Rebecca Layne, Denise Wright. THIRD ROW: Sara Hudson, Lee Wiecke, Jami Pruett, Dendi Pruett, Deborah Walker, Jennifer Jackson, Marsha Arkward, Trina Harris. FOURTH ROW: Coach Missy Driskill, Kim Jones, Candice Miller, April Owens, Kristina Salminen, Binney Girdler, Beth Reade, Head Coach Sue Leonard, Tammy Blanchfield. Sports 189 BOY’S OUTDOOR TRACK TEAM — ROW: Danny Cline, Scott Whetzel, David Jordan, Randy Meadows, Kenny Tyndal, Tom McCutcheon, Joe Gunn, Mike Bradt, Kevin Lucas, Zack Coles. SECOND ROW: Bob Lunger, Dean Virag, Steve Rottenborn, Tim Hanger, Chris Furr, John Blanton, Steve Meier, Cliff Coyner, Andy Bradt, Jeff Robertson, Shawn Rose, David Hilderbrand. THIRD ROW: A,J. Fischer, Doug Modlin, Bob Baber, Rusty Shrewsberry, Tracy Small, Navnit Patel, Kelly Donham, John Gladwell, Chris Bowen, Kevin Martin, Eric Ajemian, Scott Allen, Corey Eaves, Davis Rucker, Bryan Digg s. FOURTH ROW: Keung Cheung, Darren Bowles, Sean Drumheller, Paul Gochenour, Jason Price, Andrew Diefenthaler, Robbie Robinson, Vince Pici, Chris Coulling, Sam Warren, Kelly Wood (manager). FIFTH ROW: Ed Virag, Rob Crane. MAKING TRACKS Regular-Season Record: 7-1 Post-Season Competition: Second in the Valley District Meet — Ninth in Re- gion Il Meet 190 Sports Awards Most Valuable Player — Tony Hiserman Outstanding Field Events — Doug Jackson Little Giant Award — Zack Coles Most Improved — Mark Allen WAYNE SRORO Cross WELLER Sports 191 GIRL’S SOFTBALL TEAM — FIRST ROW: Brenda Waggy, Michelle Monroe, Tina Martin, Katie Duff, Tulsa Wimer, Jenny Moran, Kim Overstreet, Lori Sondheimer, Paula Fitzgerald (manager). SECOND ROW: Sheila Howard, Renea Fisher, Tabatha Howard, Donilee Alexander, Becky Baber, Denise Patterson, Jennifer Duncan, Dawn Hewitt. THIRD ROW: Coach George Buzzard, Becky Dean (manager), Tina Napier (scorekeeper), Tanya Raines, Lisa Consentino, Tammy Robertson, Angel Conner, Missy Brown, Missy Stevens. — v 192 Sports HOWARDS LEAD GIRLS District Record: 9-7 Overall Record: 10-8 Awards All-District — First Team: Sheila Howard, Tabatha Howard and Tina Martin. Second Team: Bren- da Waggy. Honorable Mention: Renea Fisher. All-Region — Sec- ond Team: Sheila Howard, Tabatha Howard and Tina Martin. Most Valuable — Tabatha How- ard Giant Pride — Sheila Howard Most Improved — Tina Martin Sports 193 GIANTS � GIANTS ‘= _—— ( VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM — FIRST ROW: Bruce Wiseman, Stacey Jones, Jesse Jones, Jaime Marion, Mike Knight, Tony = ‘e : S Beard, Bill Newman. SECOND ROW: Cathy Disbrow (manager), Coach David Huffer, Todd Johnson, Tony Helmick, Mike ce ge Painter, Reggie Harris, Shane Siron, Ricky Beard, Terrance Williams, Cameron Woosley (manager). we ee 2 ein 8 Fa ee Seo, TORO eae hat District Record: 16-0 (First Place) Regular-Season Record: 17-1 Post-Season Competition: Won Region II Championship — Finished Fourth in the State Overall Record: 19-2 Awards All-Region II: First Team — Mike Painter, Tony Beard and Terrance Williams. Second Team — Tony Helmick. Honorable Mention — Shane Siron and Ricky Beard. | 194 Sports J.V. Baseball Team (1 1-2 Record) — FIRST ROW: Dennis Hughes, Ricky Morris, Nathan Price, David Tyree, Jeff Simpson, Kevin Dooms, Jamie Hudlow. SECOND ROW: Donnie Lafferty, Mike Yancey, Davey Moyer, Tim McIntosh, Whitney Barker, Scott Hill, Andy Fisher, Coach Derek McDaniel, Ross Bretches. — Sports 195 196 Sports a aa , my } j Q Le shee u ie ‘ae I ee ae oe . Faculty 197 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Thomas P. Muncy Jr. — Principal ee WSS Mr. Ron Hennis — Assistant Principal, Building Director, and Director of Student Activities Mr. Ron Knicely — Assistant Principal and Athletic Director. 198 Faculty } | Mr. Bob Novak Mr. Mike Hamp — Curriculum Coordinator Mrs: Chris Edwards Mr. Ben Woodson STUDENT SERVICES 199 Faculty Mr. David Clatterbuck Mr. Roger Zimmerman — Chairman, Music Depart - ment Mrs. Bunnie Austin Ms. Lynn Hilton 200 Faculty FOREIGN LANGUAGES Miss Sylvia Retallick Mrs. Frances Pendleton Mrs. Kathy Hosmanek | Mrs. Paula Sherrill Faculty 201 ENGLISH Pee ir fi 2 « 6 ’ oe ot Mr. Milnes Austin Mr. George Buzzard Mr. Howard Clayborne — Chairman Mr. Doug Charley Mr. Randy Covington 202 Faculty as NN nn ee % ENE Mr. Thomas Taylor Mrs. Carolyn Lilly Mrs. Mary Beth Swecker Faculty 203 SOCIAL STUDIES Cusenar cK Line 5 ; Island of no return Miss Pat Bell Mr. Doug Harris } err did ty Mr. Buddy Hullett Mrs. Carol Coyner 204 Faculty Mr. Rob Sisson Mrs. Connie Sachlis CP ASTOR Pann Kee Mrs. Harriet Aylor Mrs. Peggy Browning SPECIAL SERVICES Faculty 205 Mr. Earl Hamilton Miss LaVonia Lackey Mrs. Georgia Ahalt Miss Janet Knicely — Chairman Miss Kim Kirk SOD ay Gane Re OF MATHEMATICS 206 Faculty SCIENCES Dr. Esther Coleman oo tee ei . Mrs. Betty Loyd Mr. Donald Remnant (Math and Science) Mrs. Arlene Moren Mrs. Wanda MEadows Faculty 207 VOCATIONS Mrs. Audra Brodowicz Mr. John Gilbert — Chairman, Business Department Miss Carol Critzer 208 Faculty Faculty 209 iel itesell Mr. Derek McDan Mrs. Jane Wh Reta Merchant “i Lewis Gurkin Mrs. Evelyn Kiser Mr Mr. Larry Leonard Mrs. Sue Leonard — ; Mr. Richard Moyer PHYSICAL EDUCATION 210 Faculty SECRETARIES AND AIDES Mrs. Jo Kelly Mrs. Barbara Cunningham . 4 : ‘ 2s ¥ ? q a ad cork a. Fd 7 f ‘ i a a ae ) Mrs. Lorraine Dickerson Mrs. Barbara Fretwell Mrs. Peggy Ruff Faculty 211 CAFETERIA STAFF Dorothy Blair, Mary Lyons, Joan Niedentohl, Janet Lambert (Manager), Linda Brown, Dorothy Carroll, Jean Jones, and Mary Landes. CUSTODIAL STAFF is os caer Wayne Oliver — Head Custodian Barbara and Leslie Headrick Calvin Washington 212 Faculty a a Ey LE gin a a A a see Sea elauurae se = errs See ae - eee 7 = eu i co oo ane i oe ae : NE oo os cae a ai ANE Nee x Ads 213 Congratulations 85 Graduates Do not cut your future earnings in half by ignoring educational opportunities. Prepare yourself for a competitive world in which high technology is a way of life. Develop confidence in your ability and skills to open the door to your future. Only YOU can reach YOUR goals. Genicom One General Electric Drive Waynesboro, Virginia, U.S.A. 22980-1999 214 ® McDonald's ato) u CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ‘85 Compliments Of MUSTAIN JEWELERS 122 S. Wayne Ave. FAEBET Ciro’s TAKE OUT New York Style SERVICE PIZZA Valley Tailor Galnia Shop MEN'S LADIES’ TAILORING ALTERATIONS INTERIOR DECORATING VIRGINIA C. HUGHES WESTWOOD VILLAGE 703-942-3665 WAYNESBORO. VA. 22980 SKYLINE TROPHY ENGRAVING 141 N. 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DELICIOUS SANDWICHES, SNACKS, SIDE ORDERS, and SOFT DRINKS Dairy Queen 130 East Broad St., Waynesboro phone 943-0500 Compliments Of Augusta Furniture Barksdale Furniture Grand Piano Furniture McCoy's Furniture THANK YOU WAYNESBORO Berrang Pontiac Brannock Sales Baugher Chevrolet Paul Freed Ford LES SENIORS ec Ug pat or! Waynesboro Plant Employees Better Things for Better Living. CONGRATULATIONS 224 BUSINESS PATRONS ARNOLD'S INC. SANDI STYLE AIM HIGH ‘85 RACHEL’S MOM DAD Business Donors Friendly Tire SENIOR PARENT PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dickerson Dr. and Mrs. John R. Talbert Mr. and Mrs. Don Glenn Eddie and Thelma Terry Mr. and Mrs. F.W. Meier Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilkinson Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Shoemaker Gary and Mary Wood Bill and Mickey Shook 1984-85 was avery good year ... it was a time for innovation and tradition . . . a time of excellent scholas- tic, artistic and athletic achievement .. . atime of some difficulties and many challenges ... a time of fun, laughter and comradeship ... a time that will be cher- ished forever. 226 Closing Kee eee ge gos bo Cee [Se Closing 227 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PHOTOGRAPHY CREDITS — SKYLINE ’85 Gentry Photography of Harrisonburg for underclassmen and faculty pictures, most senior portraits, and most groups, sports and feature photography. Clemmer Photography of Staunton for some senior portraits. Contributing WHS student photographers — Eric Kobus (Mock Trial). Rebecca Layne (Senior Superlatives Model General Assembly group picture), andj Dea Mahanes (MGA) candids. The News-Virginian for several student activities and sports candids. Mrs. Debbie Fisher for the J].V. Baseball Team picture. SPECIAL RECOGNITION, 1972-1985 The past fourteen years during which I have served as faculty adviser for the Skyline Yearbook Staff have been filled with endless hours, much hard work and many frustrations. This activity, however, has been a great learning experience for me, and | would like to thank the many people who have helped to make it bearable. Following is a listing of these people and the contributions they have made: —The faculty and staff of Waynesboro High School for their cooperation, especially Mr. Milnes Austin and Mr. John Gilbert for their constant, genuine concern and moral support. — Mr. Richard Lotts and Mr. Ron Hennis, past and present Directors of Student Activities, respectively, for reading 999,999 yearbook announcements during homeroom. — Mrs. Mary Frances Burnett, Main Office Secretary, for her time and patience in performing an excellent job of clerical assistance. — Mr. Shirley B. Kiger and Mr. Thomas P. Muncy Jr., WHS Principals under whom | have worked. They both placed great emphasis on the school yearbook and gave me outstanding support. More than anything, | am grateful for their confidence in my judgement. — Gentry Photography of Harrisonburg for being, by far, the best photography company | have worked with. Thanks to Hubert Gentry, Nancy Lough and all of the excellent photographers over the years. — Hunter Publishing Company of Winston-Salem, North Carolina for being a great publishing company. — Mr. Jim Ellis of Woodstock, Regional Representative of Hunter Publishing Company, for his creative assistance and friendship. — Finally, a very special thanks to my wife Linda for her photography assistance in the past and for understanding and putting up with the many, many hours that | was away from home because of the yearbook. In closing, | would like to urge all students who participate in school activities to correct what is, perhaps their greatest flaw — that of “irresponsibility.” While | have had some excellent yearbook staff members since 1972, many, especially in recent years, have simply failed to carry out all of their duties. Pages have been left incomplete — some not done at all, advertisements were left unsold, and the like. Nothing has been more frustrating to me than this. I feel that if you accept a task, then you should work to solve it to the best of your ability. In the future, | wish the best of success to Mrs. Harriet Aylor, incoming yearbook adviser; Doug Johnson, Editor of SKYLINE '86; and all of the advisers and editors who will follow them. Andrew L. Shifflett 228 Closing Winston-Salem HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY North Carolina Jim Ellis Woodstock, VA. ng f iam ye ye drt og Bg ae ey ee } ae oe Pia “ot AY. NS ‘ M Fay ra IR ; e Beha ; 2. aie at. 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