Wilson Memorial High School - Hornets Nest Yearbook (Fishersville, VA)

Text from Pages 1 - 218 of the 1962 volume:

Augusta County Library 1769 Jefferson Hwy. Flshersville, VA 22939 540-8853961 540-949-6354 EDITOR IN CHIEF BUSINESS MANAGER ART EDITOR CLASS EDITORS CLUB EDITOR FEATURE EDITOR LITERARY EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR TYPING EDITORS STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER FACULTY ADVISOR Sandra West Ann Powell Denay Trykowski Shelva Campbell, Dolly Madison, Betty Showalter, Judy Powell, Roberta Chiavello Janie Sue Icenhour Barbara Clements Jane Van Lear Loretta Riley Alan Brown, Kathy Moxie Earl Downs Charles F. Duff f ica 9 9 “God eternally geometrizes Since Wilson ' s beginning fifteen years ago, many students have heard and remembered this statement and retain a warm place in their hearts for the teacher it symbolizes. We, the staff of the 1962 Hornet’s Nest, with warm af¬ fection, dedicate this book to Miss Lillian Eisenberg whose de¬ votion to Wilson and her students has been a standard we can never forget. hornets nest published bv the Wilson high annual staff fisbersville, Virginia - 1962 I_—___ ■ f� v THE ADMINISTRATION Mr. Hugh K. Cassell, super¬ intendent of Augusta County Public Schools since 1947. Mr. Ralph Dutton, director of transportation for Augusta County. Mr. Gordon Stewart, super¬ visor of instruction since 1947. Mr. Hubert W. Monger, principal of Wilson Memor¬ ial High School since Sep¬ tember 1958. Mr. A. B. Booker, assistant principal and director of athletics since September 1952. 6 A. B. Booker, Assistant Principal Hubert W. Monger, Principal 7 j WILSON FACULTY MR. JOHN D. BAKER Mt. Crawford, Va. Science 8, Biology MRS. MARY P. BAKER Mt. Crawford, Va. 8th and 9th Grade Health and Physical Education MR. CLAREN H. BATSON Fishersville, Va. Industrial Arts I and II MRS. MILDRED S. BLACK Stuarts Draft, Va. Guidance Director English 12 MRS. ALICE K. BROOKER 1608 Park Rd. Waynesboro, Va. 8th and 9th Grade Health and Physical Education Tenn is Coach MRS. DORIS Y. BURNETTE 102 N. Second St. Bridgewater, Va. Home Economics 8 and I MR. ANGELO CACCIAPAGLIA 846 Springhill Rd. Staunton, Va. Science 8, Biology MR. C. AL CLEVELAND, JR. Fishersville, Va. 9th Grade Health and Physical Education Basketball Coach Trans. Asst. MRS. PHYLLIS C. CAMPBELL Route 1, Fishersville, Va. Advanced Composition English 1 1 and 12 MR. JAMES L. COOK Fishersville, Va. Science 8, Math 8 Algebra I MRS. NANCY W. COOK MRS. OPAL D. Fishersville, Va. CRICKENBERGER English 8, 9, and 10 Grottoes, Va. Math 9, Algebra I 8 MRS. KAY C. CROCKETT 444 Cherry Ave. Waynesboro, Va. World History Social Problems MRS. VIRGINIA Q. CRUTE Route 1, Fishersville, Va. Algebra I Guidance Counselor MR. WILLIAM O. DAY, JR. Route 1, Fishersville, Va. English 8 and 9 MR. SIDNEY L. DRIVER Fishersville, Va. Science 9 Physics and Advanced Physics MR. C. FRANKLIN DRUMHELLER Route 1, Fort Defiance, Va. American History American Government MR. CHARLES F. DUFF 214 N. Lewis St. Staunton, Va. American Government Creative English World Geography MISS A. PAULINE DUTTON Route 3, Staunton, Va. Home Economics 8 Home Economics I and II MRS. ELIZABETH D. EAST 1855 West Main St. Waynesboro, Va. English 8 and 9 MR. CLARENCE M. EDDY Star Route B Staunton, Va. Science 9, Biology MISS LILLIAN W. EISENBURG 931 N. Augusta St. Staunton, Va. Algebra II, Plane Geometry Solid Geometry and Trig. Introduction to College Math MRS. CAROLYN B. FITZGERALD Route 2, Waynesboro, Va. English 8 and 9 MR. KENNETH B. FRANK Route 5, Harrisonburg, Va. English 10 9 MR. HAROLD L. GARBER 212 York Drive Waynesboro, Va. Science 8 and 9 MISS HAZEL W. GARLAND Fishersville, Va. English 8 and 9 MRS. REBECCA S. GLEASON Route 2, Waynesboro, Va. English 8 American Government World (geography ©eogra MR. F. B. GLENN, JR. 461 Chestnut Ave. Waynesboro, Va. Science 8, Biology MR. LARRY V. GOCHENOUR Crimora, Va. General Business Typing I MR. N. CARROLL GUYNN Route 3, Staunton, Va. 8th and 1 Oth Grade Agriculture Shop MR. HOWARD A. HAWKINS New Hope, Va. Agriculture II Agriculture Shop II MR. BOYD G. HEATWOLE 1411 Churchville Ave. Staunton, Va. French, English 1 1 MR. L. P HILL, JR. MR. C. ALAN HINER Dayton, Va. Rt. 2, Waynesboro, Va. World Geography Math 9, Algebra I Social Studies 8 Math 12 MISS MARGARET A. HOLLAND 209 Church St. Staunton, Va. English 10 and 12 Guidance Counselor MR. PAUL D. HOLLINGER Stuarts Draft, Va. Industrial Arts I 10 MISS CONNIE J. HUFFER Rt. 1, Churchville, Va. Social Problems Social Studies 8 World History MR. JOHN H. HUNTON Fishersville, Va. 8th and 10th Grade Health and Physical Education 8th Grade Basketball Coach MISS ALICE O. JOHNSON Fishersville, Va. Choral I Advanced Choral English 9 MISS RAMONA 6. JOHNSON Route 3, Staunton, Va. English 8 and 10 Guidance Counselor MR. GILBERT R. KINZIE 1432 Aiken St. Staunton, Va. 8th and 9th Grade Agriculture Agriculture Shop 9 MRS. CHARLOTTE C. KUYKENDALL Mayfield Trailer Pk. Staunton, Va. Shorthand, Typing II MRS. VIRGINIA R. LAYMAN 2140 Mt. Vernon St. Waynesboro, Va. English 8 and 9 MR. CHARLES M. LEACH Route 4, Staunton, Va. Math 8 and 9 MRS. JUNE B. LIPSCOMB Fishersville, Va. Practical Nursing MRS. VIOLET H. MABRY Stuarts Draft, Va. English 12 World History MRS. MARGARET W. McCarty 434 Albemarle Ave. Staunton, Va. American Government World Geography MR. JAMES 3. McCARTY 434 Albemarle Ave. Staunton, Va. Guidance Counselor Mechanical Drawing Industrial Arts I 11 WILSON FACULTY MISS M. ANNETA MEEK Route 1, Fishersville, Va. Librarian, County and High School MR. WILLARD F. MICKLEM Fishersville, Va. Personal Typing Typing I MR. C. P. OBENSCHAiN 1022 Selma Blvd. Staunton, Va. Algebra II Plane Geometry MR. JAMES B. PERSINGER 1 8 N. Coalter St. Staunton, Va. Distributive Education Economics MR. JESSE D. RIDGEWAY, JR. Route 3, Staunton, Va. Science 8 and 9 Chemistry MR. WILLIAM T. SALATIN Route 1, Swoope, Va. Spanish I and II English 9 MRS. IRENE C. SHAFFER Route 1, Mt. Crawford, Va. Math 9 Algebra I MRS. EUNICE SHANKS Route 1, Staunton, Va. School Secretary MRS. JESSIE R. SHOMO Star Route B Staunton, Va. Home Economics 8, I, and 11 Guidance Counselor MRS. REBECCA K. SHUMATE 159 Du Pont Blvd. Waynesboro, Va. Home Economics 8 and MR. JOHN l. SIMS Fishersville, Va. 8th and 9th Grade Health and Physical Education Football and Track Coach MR. GEORGE E. STEFFEE, III 909 Belmore Ave. Staunton, Va. English 1 0 and 1 2 12 MR. GERALD W. STUMP Route 2, Waynesboro, Va. World History American Government MRS. IRIS W. TAYLOR 1425 3rd St. Waynesboro, Va. 8th and 9th Grade Health and Physical Education Girls J. V. Basketball Coach Girls Varsity Coach MR. LEOLA 8. THOMAS 240 Taylor St. Staunton, Va. Math 8 MR. STANLEY THOMAS Dayton, Va. 8th Grade Health and Physical Education MRS. JEAN B. TOMES 501 Summercrest Waynesboro, Va. 8th and 9th Grade Health and Physical Education MISS BETTY M. VIA Mt. Sidney, Va. Math 8 and 9 MR. ROBERT L. WENGER Star Route A Staunton, Va. General Business Bookkeeping MISS LOIS R. WOODY 673 S. Wayne Ave. Waynesboro, Va. Latin I and II MR. JOHN E. WOODZELL 755 S. Mason St. Bridgewater, Va. 8th and 9th Grade Health and Physical Education World Geography American Government MR. WILLIAM F. YOUNG, JR. Route 2, Staunton, Va. Science 9 Guidance Counselor 13 OFFICERS ’62 ¥ Gloria Sheets Becky Harris John Wetzel . David Geiman . . . Treasurer . . . . Secretary Vice President . . . . President 16 JOHN PRESTON AREHART Route 1 Staunton, Virginia Let each man do his best. PHILLIP MORRICE AREY Box 262 Verona, Virginia He is truly happy who makes others happy. BARBARA JEAN ARGENBRIGHT 2062 Lyndhurst Road Waynesboro, Virginia She takes life as it comes and en¬ joys it. BARBARA KAY ARMSTRONG Route 1 Greenville, Virginia Those who are friendly in every way. ANNETTE LOUELLE ALLEN Route 1 Waynesboro, Virginia A silent tongue and a true heart are the most admirable things on earth. JOYCE MARIE ALLEY Route 4 Staunton, Virginia Kind thoughts have much to do with pretty faces. DIANA JANE ANDES Route 1, Box 319 Grottoes, Virginia Just being happy is a fine thing to do. VILLA CHRISTINE AREHART Box 99 Stuarts Draft, Virginia Speech is great, but silence is greater. 17 are nice CLASS OF 62 WAYMAN SMALL BALSER Lyndhurst, Virginia Fortune and love favor the brave.” MARVIN HAMPTON BALSEY Route 6 Staunton, Virginia Our deeds determine us as much as we determine our deeds.” DANIEL WINSTON BATTON Route 1, Box 305B Grottoes, Virginia “All comes right to him who can wait. JOHN HUNTON BARKER 1825 Orchard Lane Staunton, Virginia Where an opinion is general it is usually correct.” KENNITH LYLE ARMSTRONG Fishersville, Virginia What I can ' t see I never believe. ELIZABETH ANN ARNOLD Route 1 Swoope, Virginia The highest degree of earthly hap¬ piness is quiet.” FREDDY LEE ASHBY Route 2 Staunton, Virginia Everything comes if man will only wait.” JAMES GARLAND BAIRD 206 Norwood Street Staunton, Virginia Long talks make short days.” JURIS GEORG BERGMAN Route 1 Ft. Defiance, Virginia A rare compound of oddity, ath¬ lete, and friend. HELEN BRENDA BERRY 15 North Washington Street Staunton, Virginia Great hopes make great people. MARY ADELINE BLACK Route 2 Staunton, Virginia Sow good services, sweet remem¬ brances will grow from them. BARBARA LOUISE BLACKMAN Box 2332 Waynesboro, Virginia Always willing to do her part. DALE ELMO BARTLEY Box 361 Stuarts Draft, Virginia Good humor makes all things tol¬ erable. JERRY WAYNE BARTLEY Route 1 Stuarts Draft, Virginia Men of few words are the best men. FRANKIE WALLACE BEAM Stuarts Draft, Virginia A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. ALLEN JOSEPH BENAVITCH Rivermont, Route 1 Stuarts Draft, Virginia I can be as good as I please if I please to be good. 19 CLASS OF ’62 ANN BRIDGEFORTH Lyndhurst, Virginia It is very hard undertaking to seek to please everyone. JOSEPH EDWARD BROWN Sumac Avenue Waynesboro, Virginia He has no burdens or cares. LINDA FAYE BROWN Route 1 Staunton, Virginia Self control and dignity place her in the spot light. PHYLLIS LYNNE BROWN Edgewood Apt. 3 Staunton, Virginia She smiled and the shadows de¬ parted.” STEVE CARSON BOWER Route 1 Greenville, Virginia He ' ll find a way. CECIL RICHARD BOWMAN Route 1 Staunton, Virginia First in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts of his country men. MARY BELINDA BRADFIELD Stuarts Draft, Virginia Cheerfulness and content are fam¬ ous preservers of youthful looks. CLINTON DURWOOD BRIDGE Stuarts Draft, Virginia What you do yourself is well done. 20 JOAN SHARON BUCHANAN Route 1 Greenville, Virginia Withdrew before graduation. Good humor is the health of the soul. HOMER EUGENE BURNS Route 1 Greenville, Virginia Discontent is the first step in the progress of a man.” CECILIA ANN BYRD Star Route A Staunton, Virginia Speech is the small change of silence.” ELWOOD BROWN BYRD Route 3 Staunton, Virginia “I think it much better that every man paddle his own canoe.” HOBERT CLENIN BRUCE Route 1 Crimora, Virginia The only way to have a friend is to be one.” LAVERTA JEAN BRUCE Crimora, Virginia I shall either find a way or make one.” JOYCE ANN BRYANT Route 2 Waynesboro, Virginia “A good life keeps off wrinkles.” RUTH ANN BUCHANAN Route 1 Middlebrook, Virginia An innocent heart expects no guile.” 21 CLASS OF ’62 PAULINE VIRGINIA CAMPBELL Lyndhurst, Virginia Leave silence to saints i am but human. WALTER KEMPER CAMPBELL 105 Robin Hood Road Staunton, Virginia Much learning doth make thee mad. MARY CATHERINE CARICOFE Star Route B Staunton, Virginia The only way to have a friend is to be one. HAROLD DEWAYNE CARTER Route 1, Box 299A Stuarts Draft, Virginia Honest endeavor will receive its reward. BEVERLEY ANN CASH Route 1 Staunton, Virginia A little rebellion now and then is a good thing. CECIL THEODORE CAMPBELL Route 1 Fishersville, Virginia Men are never so good or bad as their opinions. Withdrew before graduation. CAROLYN KAY CAMPBELL Kingsbury Manor, Route 2 Waynesboro, Virginia Consideration is the soil in which wisdom may be expected to grow. SHELVA JEAN CAMPBELL Route 2 Staunton, Virginia Her smile shows her disposition. PATRICIA ANN CHIAVIELLO Route 2 Staunton, Virginia Understanding is the most import¬ ant matter in everything. ROBERTA S. CHIAVIELLO Route 2 Staunton, Virginia Laughing, witty, clever too—with¬ out her what would we do? JAMES ROGER CLARK Route 1 Fishersville, Virginia A man is one who is faithful to his word. LINDA ELIZABETH CLARK Star Route B Staunton, Virginia Quiet and unassuming, yet al¬ ways a good girl. DOUGLAS WARREN CASH Route 1 Fishersville, Virginia A good excuse is better than none. GARY DALE CASH Route 1 Grottoes, Virginia The greatest pleasure of life is love. VIRGIL DWIGHT CASON Route 1 Staunton, Virginia Cheer up the worst is yet to come. DAVID LEROY CAVE 200 Loudoun Avenue Waynesboro, Virginia Take it easy and live long. 23 CLASS OF ’62 BARBARA ELLEN CLEMENTS Route 2 Waynesboro, Virginia Friendship, love and peace of mind. BONNIE SUE CLEMMER Route 2 Staunton, Virginia My own faults are my compan¬ ions. SAYLOR J. COFFEY Lyndhurst, Virginia He was merely a chip off the old block. BONNIE RUTH COFFMAN Route 3 Staunton, Virginia Promises make friends, but ' tis performance that keeps them. RUSSEL EDWARD COINER Route 1 Waynesboro, Virginia Every action is measured by the depth of the sentiment from which it proceeds. JERRY NEIL COOK Greenville, Virginia He always thinks who never talks. PRISCILLA JANE COOK Greenville, Virginia Most likely to succeed. LINDA DELORIS CRAIG Crimora, Virginia Nothing is impossible for a will¬ ing heart. JUDY VOSE DAVIS Calf Mountain Road Waynesboro, Virginia To believe with certainty, we must begin by doubting. BRENDA SUE DEAN 510 Oak Lane Waynesboro, Virginia A place for everything and every¬ thing in its place. VIRGIL JACOB DEDRICK, JR. Stuarts Draft, Virginia Clever men are good; but they are not the best. LOIS EVELYN DINGESS P. O. Box 1086 Staunton, Virginia Her price is far above rubies. BARBARA FRANCES CRICKENBERGER Route 1 Ft. Defiance, Virginia Success is sure to be of one so faithful as she. CHARLES LYNWOOD CURRY Route 1 Stuarts Draft, Virginia What cannot be cured must be endured. BRENDA ANN DAVIS Route 2 Waynesboro, Virginia From little sparks burst a mighty flame. EDWARD FRANKLIN DAVIS Route 1 Crimora, Virginia Happy and easy going. 25 J CLASS OF ’62 BETTY VIRGINIA EAST Route 1, Box 290 Stuarts Draft, Virginia Do not squander time for that is what life is made of. WILBUR WAYNE EAST Route 2 Waynesboro, Virginia The only straight road to success is in merit. DOROTHY LOUISE ELICK Lyndhurst, Virginia Her smile will carry her far. GEORGE STRONG ELKINS, JR. Route 2, Westover Hills Waynesb oro, Virginia If hardships you meet and do your best, you need not worry about the rest. MAKEN ALEXANDER DODGE Route 6 Staunton, Virginia We lead by serving others. JOHN NEWTON DRUMHELLER II Route 1 Waynesboro, Virginia By and by is easily said. GARY WAYNE EARLY Route 2 Waynesboro, Virginia His bark is worse than his bite. KENNETH LEROY EARLY Route 2 Waynesboro, Virginia You are uneasy; you never rode with me before, I see. 26 ■m KAY ELWOOD ELLINGER Route 1 Staunton, Virginia To be happy is not the purpose of being, but to deserve happiness. PATRICIA BONTIA ESTES Route 1 Crimora, Virginia Second thoughts are even wiser. FAYE CECELIA FARRAR Route 1 Stuarts Draft, Virginia Kindness and cheerfulness are two excellent qualities. RUFAS DOUGLAS FISHER Calf Mountain Road Waynesboro, Virginia Life ' s no longer if we hurry. NORMA JEAN FITZGERALD Route 1 Waynesboro, Virginia A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. LYNDA VIRGINIA FITZGERALD Route 3 Staunton, Virginia The truth is always the strongest argument. REBECCA JEAN FITZGERALD Route 1 Greenville, Virginia Only fair deserve the brave. THOMAS LEE FLEISHER Route 6 Staunton, Virginia A quiet mind is nobler than a crown. 27 CLASS OF ’62 SHERRY OLIVIA FOX 806 Kent Rood Waynesboro, Virginia A merry heart a pretty smile; she makes life worth while. JOSEPH OAKLEY FRANK Route 1 Staunton, Virginia To study or not to study that is the question. VERNON RICHARD FRAZIER Route 1, Box 308 Grottoes, Virginia His quiet ways are a noble trait. JACQUELINE ANNE FUNK Route 3 Staunton, Virginia Nature seems to wear a universal grin. EDWIN LEO GALVIN Route 1 Staunton, Virginia A jolly good sport in sun and rain. SHARON ALINE GARBER Route 5 Staunton, Virginia “May all good fortunes attend you. WAYNE EDWARD GARBER Route 2 Waynesboro, Virginia Confidence is the companion of success. DONALD WILLIAM GALVIN Route 1 Staunton, Virginia Easier said than done. 28 ' CAROLE FAYE GOCHENOUR Crimora, Virginia Her sunny disposition never de¬ serts her. KENNETH WAYNE GRANT Route 2 Staunton, Virginia Happy, good natured and never dull. WILEY SCOTT GREER Woodrow Wilson Center Fishersville, Virginia A good mind possesses a king¬ dom. RAYMOND ALEXANDER GUFFEY Star Route A Staunton, Virginia An honest man ' s word is as good as his bond. JACQUELYN MAE GARRETT Virginia Village Waynesboro, Virginia To rate her charms I ' d call her heaven. DAVID SAMUEL GEIMAN, JR. Route 1 Waynesboro, Virginia Devotion to duty, to country, to school is his ideal and every day rule. SUSAN GOETZE Route 2 Waynesboro, Virginia To trust is a great compliment. ANNA ELIZABETH GOCHENOUR Crimora, Virginia What satisfies others satisfies me. 29 CLASS OF ’62 JACQUELINE SUE HARNER 1740 Lyndhursf Road Waynesboro, Virginia She is all made of faith and serv¬ ice. LEONA REBECCA HARRIS Route 1 Greenville, Virginia The best part of beauty is that which no picture can express.” JEAN ERIS HARRIS Route 5 Staunton, Virginia The longer I live the wiser I get. HELEN VIRGINIA HART Box 292 Verona, Virginia Success is sure to be of one so faithful as she.” BARBARA VIRGINIA HAILEY Box 2 6 A Stuarts Draft, Virginia Life is what you make it, make it worth-while.” CAROL JANE HALL Route 2 Staunton, Virginia Everybody knows her as being sincere and friendly.” DOUGLAS DANIAL HARLOW W. M. H. S. Fishersviile, Virginia Happy, good natured and never dull.” JUDY KAY HANGER Route 1 Micfdlebrook, Virginia She lightens every burden with her friendship.” 30 PATRICIA ELLEN HITE Route 3 Staunton, Virginia My lady here is fond of fun. MARY ELIZABETH HODGES Route 1, Box 340 Stuarts Draft, Virginia She takes life as it comes and en¬ joys it. TIFFANEY B. HULL Star Route B Staunton, Virginia On the stage he was natural af¬ fecting—’twas only when he was off that he was acting. SHARON GAY HULVEY Route 1 Waynesboro, Virginia Fair of hair, heart and mind, in her a true friend all will find. EMMA JEAN HAWPE Route 2 Waynesboro, Virginia Words once spoken can never be recalled. JUDY CARROL HEWITT Route 2 Waynesboro, Virginia A good disposition is more valu¬ able than gold. SHIRLEY LOUIS HICKMAN 313 Elm Street Staunton, Virginia Always for a good time. OTIS IRVIN HINTON Box 32 Greenville, Virginia Full of pep and lots of go. 31 CLASS OF ’62 GEORGE WILLIAM JOHNSON Route 1 Middlebrook, Virginia People do not lack strength, only will. JIMMY R. JOHNSON Route 2 Staunton, Virginia Live while you live and seize the pleasures of the present day. MARY ANN JOHNSON Route 1 Swoope, Virginia Friendship, love and peace com¬ bined. JOYCE FAYE JONES Fishersville, Virginia Oh! To be as studious as she! Conqueror of the world she ' s sure to be. BONNIE MORRIS HUMPHREY Route 1 Fort Defiance, Virginia Speech is great but silence is greater. SYLVIA JEAN HUMPHRIES Box 330 Grottoes, Virginia Virtue and understanding cannot be bought with gold. BUDDY GENE HUTCHENS Route 3 Staunton, Virginia To him who is determined it re¬ mains only to act. 32 SAUNA AMELIA KANAGY Route 1 Stuarts Draft, Virginia “She was good as she was fair. 1 ' SYLVIA SAUNA KANAGY Route 1 Stuarts Draft, Virginia “She is all one would have.” BARRY KELLY Route 1 Grottoes, Virginia “Living cheerfully is the joy of my life. MARY LOUISE KELLY Route 1 Stuarts Draft, Virginia “Words cannot describe her noble traits. BARBARA ANN KENNEDY Crimora, Virginia “A smile for all, a greeting glad. DANIEL WAYNE KING Route 2 Waynesboro, Virginia “ Tis a wise saying drive on your own track. GERALD EVANS KISLEK Calf Mountain Road C-4 Waynesboro, Virginia “Politeness is good nature regu¬ lated by good sense. DONNA MARIE LAMBERT Route 2 Waynesboro, Virginia “She’s like the sunshine after the rain. 33 CLASS OF ’62 ANN LORR1ANE LAPSLEY Pratt’s Wood Waynesboro, Virginia When love and skill work together, expect a great masterpiece. GARY ALLAN LAYNE Route 1 Waynesboro, Virginia Victory of success is dependent on work. PATRICIA ANN LAYNE Route 1 Crimora, Virginia Life is made up of sobs, sniffles, and smiles. FREDERICK PENCE LEACH Route 4 Staunton, Virginia Perseverance is a great element of success. JUNE ELAINE LIGHTNER Route 1 Fishersville, Virginia So sweet and neat and hard to beat. VIRGINIA DIANE LILLY Route 1 Fishersville, Virginia Virtue only finds eternal fame. LINDA ANN LINK Route 4 Staunton, Virginia Small but not unseen. BARBARA AGNES LIPES Route 1 Grottoes, Virginia They are rich who have friends. 34 DOLLY JEAN MADISON Stuarts Draft, Virginia ' Marriage was my aim. WILLIAM ROBERT MALONE Lyndhurst Road Waynesboro, Virginia His place is with merriment and gay times. TERENCE ALTON MARSHALL Route 1 Waynesboro, Virginia Reason is the life of the law. RALPH LARRY MARTIN Route 2 Waynesboro, Virginia Precious things come in small packages. LORETTA JEAN LIVICK Route 5 Staunton, Virginia She has a simple truthfulness. LEONARD EARL LOSH Route 5 Staunton, Virginia Did nothing in particular and did it very well. FRED W. LOTTS Route 4 Staunton, Virginia A companion that is always cheerful. CARL JACKSON LUDWICK Route 1, Box 95 Grottoes, Virginia Once a gentleman always a gen¬ tleman. 35 CLASS OF ’62 DAVID HENRY McCRAY Middlebrook, Virginia How well you live is all that mat¬ ters. DENNIS GENE McDORMAN Lyndhurst, Virginia At the end of the game we see who wins. JAMES BRANAMAN MEADOR Route 2 Waynesboro, Virginia Skill is stronger than strength. WILLIAM ADDISON McDORMAN Lyndhurst, Virginia Be swift to hear and slow to speak. WILMA MARIE MARTIN Lyndhurst, Virginia Good nature and good sense are good companions. PATRICIA ANN MAWYER 1914 Lyndhurst Road Waynesboro, Virginia In every way a worthwhile girl. JUDITH FLORENCE McALLISTER Route 1 Fort Defiance, Virginia As nice a friend as one will ever find. SAMUEL FINLEY McCLURE Spottswood, Virginia Man is the architect of his own fortunes. 36 JUDY BELL MONEYMAKER Box 75 Greenville, Virginia Our deeds follow us and what we have been makes us what we are.” JIM ED MORRIS Route 1 Waynesboro, Virginia They can conquer who believe they can.” ELZIE THOMAS MORRIS Route 1 Greenville, Virginia His thoughts have a high aim.” CHARLES EDWIN MOWRY Grottoes, Virginia Work hard, but plan before you work.” JANET MARIE MEEKS Route 3 Staunton, Virginia Whatever you do, do wisely.” SANDRA SUE MEEK Stuarts Draft, Virginia The world is a stage and we are but players.” BOYD L. MILLER Route 3 Staunton, Virginia Nothing is more precious th an time.” PHYLLIS LEE MILLER Route 1 Stuarts Draft, Virginia Always for a good time.” j CLASS OF ’62 EARL WAYNE NORRIS Route 4 Staunton, Virginia I shall give not words but deeds. DALE AUGUST NYGAARD Route 3 Staunton, Virginia Slowness denotes carefulness of thought. BETTY W. OCHELTREE Route 1 Grottoes, Virginia Is that mirth in her eyes. PATRICIA ANN OURS Route 5 Staunton, Virginia A face that cannot smile is never good. KATHY IRENE MOXIE Route 1 Fishersville, Virginia There is no knowledge that is not power. BILLIE JEAN MUNSON Route 1, Box 295 Grottoes, Virginia She was fair and never proud, had a tongue at will and yet never loud. HARRY LEROY NETHKEN Route 2 Staunton, Virginia Character is power. ROBERT LEE NICELY Lyndhurst, Virginia A man has two reasons for doing anything; the good reason and the real reason. 38 0 V JANE ARVILLA PAXTON Fishersville, Virginia My heart is high above. THOMAS ANDERSON PAYNE 119 Greenwood Road Staunton, Virginia Success is man ' s goal. .Greinviljj, Virginia; No man livffiswvithoul jostlir gfarjfd J KATHRYN ANNE PALMER ' ° r .. junton, Virginia omen are n yer ords. MYRA cCORMICK PALMERO Grottoes, Virginia Wit makes its own welcome and levels all distinctions. SHELVY JEAN PATTERSON Route 3 Staunton, Virginia Energy and persistence conquers ■ WILLIAM HADEN PAYNE 119 Greenwood Road Staunton, Virginia A kinder gentleman treads not on the earth. BEVERLY JEAN PERL Route 2 Waynesboro, Virginia It ' s good to live and learn. 39 CLASS OF ’62 JUDY BENNETTE QUICK Route 2 Wayn esboro, Virginia She moves like a goddess as she looks like a queen. ANTHONY WAYNE RAINES Lyndhurst, Virginia The truth is always the strongest argument. BETTY JEAN RAMSEY Route 6 Staunton, Virginia Kind thoughts have much to do with pretty faces. WILLIAM ELLIS RAMSEY Lyndhurst, Virginia He always thinks who never talks. LINDA LOY POOLE Route 1 Crimora, Virginia Wise men say only fools rush in. JOLLY LEE POTTER Route 1 Greenville, Virginia An ideal girl in every way—the kind not found every day. JOYCE ANN POWELL Route 3 Staunton, Virginia True to her word, her work and her friend. EARNEST CLARENCE PURVIS 427 Arch Avenue Waynesboro, Virginia Man about town and our hand¬ some hero. 40 LORETTA ANN RILEY 125 Greenwood Road Staunton, Virginia Time is but an ever rolling stream. BARBARA GAYLE RITCHIE 526 Oak Lane Waynesboro, Virginia Gracious as sunshine, sweet as dew. JOYCE ANNETTE ROADCAP Box 41 Verona, Virginia As thou sowest, so shalt thou reap. BETTY JEAN ROBERT Route 6 Staunton, Virginia A smile for all, a welcome glad, serious, diligent and seldom sad. GLORIA JEAN RANKIN Route 2 Staunton, Virginia The heart is a free and a fetter¬ less thing. TOMMY WALTON RANKIN Route 2 Staunton, Virginia Athletic, admirable, active, in fact a number one boy. DON SIDNEY REID 10 East Hampton Street Staunton, Virginia Quick and shy, reserved and true, much respect to him is due. RONALD GERALD RHICARD Route 3 Staunton, Virginia Happiness is cheaper than worry. 41 CLASS OF ’62 JAMES FRANCIS RYAN Westover Hills Waynesboro, Virginia What one has one ought to use. WANDA MAE RYAN Route 1 Swoope, Virginia I love not many words. RICHARD LEE RYDER Route 1 Waynesboro, Virginia Let each do his best. CATHERINE ELIZABETH SACCUCCI Route 1 Waynesboro, Virginia If a person could have his wishes he would double his troubles. MAXINE VIRGINIA ROBERTSON Box 102 Stuarts Draft, Virginia May all good fortune attend you. PAULA MAXINE ROBERTSON Lyndhurst, Virginia A kindly, gentle way she has. FAYE CAROLYN ROSEN Route 1 Middlebrook, Virginia Be prepared for the unexpected. MARY LEE ROWZIE Route 1 Waynesboro, Virginia What sweet delight a quiet life affords. 42 STEPHEN GALE SANDRIDGE Route 1 Crimora, Virginia Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. LORIAN CAROL SHANKS Route 1 Staunton, Virginia Life is what you make it, make it worthwhile. GLORIA ANN SHEETS Route 3 Staunton, Virginia True sincerity sends for no wit¬ ness. THELBERT SAMUEL SHIELDS Route 2 Waynesboro, Virginia Let us do or die. ALLEN FRANKLIN SHIFFLE Route 3 Staunton, Virginia We know what we are, but we know not what we may be. DOROTHY ANN SHOPE Route 1 Waynesboro, Virginia In everyway a worthwhile girl. DONALD RAY SHOVER Route 5 Staunton, Virginia Happy, good-natured and dull. CONNIE FAYE SHELOR Route 5 Staunton, Virginia She is pretty to walk with, witt to talk with, and pleasant to thin on.” Tv - CLASS OF ’62 LILLIAN ANN SHUEY Route 1 Swoope, Virginia A faithful friend is a good de¬ fense. JAMES EDWARD SIMMONS Route 2 Waynesboro, Virginia Littlest said is soonest mended. TRAVIS WILLIAM SHOWALTER Route 2 Staunton, Virginia Life is to short to worry about. CLINTON EUGENE SHUEY Route 3 Staunton, Virginia Nature designed us to be of good cheer. WILLIAM EDWARD SIPE Route 1 Grottoes, Virginia It is not good that man be alone. GENEVIEVE FRANCES SMILEY Route 1 Staunton, Virginia She is all made of faith and serv¬ ice. EUNICE FAY SMITH Route 1 Waynesboro, Virginia It ' s love, It’s love that makes the world go around. SHIRLEY ANN SMITH Route 1 Staunton, Virginia Not too sober, not too gay, an ail around girl in every way. 44 ISM SUE ANN SMITH 1800 North Drive Staunton, Virginia She’s gentle, she ' s shy but there ' s mischief in her eyes. STEPHEN BRUCE SNITEMAN 305 Alpine Road Staunton, Virginia Handsome is that handsome does. DALE JACKSON SPROUSE Route 1 Stuarts Draft, Virginia I shall either find a way or make one. CONNIE LEE STONE 1807 Orchard Lane Staunton, Virginia In order to have a friend you must be one. FRANCIS JOHNSON STOUT Fort Defiance, Virginia A good heart is better than all the heart in the world. REBECCA JEAN STOVER Star Route B Staunton, Virginia Life gives you the chance to love, to work and to play. AVIS VOLIVER SUTHERLAND Route 1 Grottoes, Virginia We cannot wish for that which we know not. GLORIA JEAN SUTTON Route 3 Staunton, Virginia Why aren ' t you all contented like me? ' ’ 45 CLASS OF ’62 JUDITH KAYE SWATS Route 1 Swoope, Virginia ' Live while you live and seize the pleasures of the present day. REBECCA ALICE SWEET Box 95 Verona, Virginia Speech is great but silence is greater. ELMER FRANKLIN TANKESLEY Route 6 Staunton, Virginia What we do today may influence eternity. GARY WAYNE TANKSLEY Route 6 Staunton, Virginia Victory of success is dependent on work. CHARLES FRANKLIN TATE Route 1 Waynesboro, Virginia One’s height does not measure his accomplishments. HAROLD WAYNE TEMPLETON Lyndhurst, Virginia Our best thoughts come from others. HERBERT EDWIN TERRELL III Route 2 Waynesboro, Virginia He wishes so therefore he tries. RAY WINTERS THOMAS Star Route B Staunton, Virginia Whatever you do, do wisely. 46 ■I NANCY JANE VAN FOSSEN Route 1, Box 185-A Stuarts Draft, Virginia Music is well said to be the speech of angels. JANE BALDWIN VAN LEAR Route 1 Fishersville, Virginia She is sincere and a true friend to everyone. LARRY LOUIS VAN LEAR Route 1 Grottoes, Virginia Facts are more powerful than words. CHARLES HENRY VETTE Star Route A Staunton, Virginia It is the contest that delights us and not the victory. WANDA SUE THOMAS Route 1 Staunton, Virginia A kindly gentle way she has. THOMAS ALOYSINS TRACY Route 1 Middlebrook, Virginia Thou shalt find him a prince among fellows. LINDA SUE TRAINUM Route 2 Waynesboro, Virginia ' Tis what I love, that determines how I love. VICTOR LEE TKUXELL Greenville, Virginia A happy smile and a cheerful face help a lot in any place. 47 CLASS OF ’62 v DAVID FRANKLIN WAGNER Route 1 Staunton, Virginia Let every man look before he leaps. MARY FRANCES WAGNER Route 1 Staunton, Virginia Tis always morning somewhere in the world. MARTHA ANNE WARE Greenville, Virginia Victory is a thing of the will. PATRICIA ANN WARNER 308 Bell Street Staunton, Virginia She has a kind word for every¬ one. PAUL HENRID WEBSTER Fort Defiance, Virginia What is to be, will be, so why worry. JANET LOUISE WELCHER Route 2 Waynesboro, Virginia She ' s always full of fun and joy— A favorite with any girl or boy. ROGER LEE WELCHER Route 2 Waynesboro, Virginia Littlest said is soonest mended. SANDRA CORNELL WEST Route 3 Staunton, Virginia High ideals, fine character, and her own true self make her. 48 CONNIE JANE WETZEL Route 2 Waynesboro, Virginia A face that cannot smile is never good. JOHN FRANCIS WETZEL Route 2 Waynesboro, Virginia A great athlete; but a greater friend. FRED MORRISON WHEELER Route 2 Waynesboro, Virginia He is good natured and free. JAMES JOSHUA WHEELER Route 2 Waynesboro, Virginia He that seeks finds. RICHARD GIBSON WHITMORE Route 1 Waynesboro, Virginia Life would be very dull without him. REBECCA ANN WOOD Route 2 Waynesboro, Virginia Good health and good sense are two of life ' s greatest blessingsAy-o w SHARYN KAY WOOD Route 1 Waynesboro, Virginia v f Not much talk; a great sweet silence. ANN WRIGHT Route 2 Staunton, Virginia Gentleness succeeds better than violence. 49 POST GRADUATES ’62 Parmer Bradley Judy Brubeck Galen Campbell Stuart Clemmer Robert Holbert Anna Johnson Barbara Lotts Marjorie Lyle Ann Miller Barbara Morris Starke Smith SENIOR SNAPSHOTS Take a little off the top, Mr. Steffee. Now here’s a good line! The play did go on—Thanks to many people! ' 51 SENIOR SNAPSHOTS Don ' t anybody move! Do we have $200 yet? Don’t get me in that picture, I ' m not sleeping! 52 Isn ' t this fun? Becky Harris rides again. If she won ' t go, don’t blame me. How’s this? Who’s J. D. Sallinger? 53 I OFFICERS ’63 Carol Ann Hollinger . Secretary Ann Hutchison Lowman. President Linda Wyatt Coleman. Treasurer Ruth Eileen Thomson . Vice President 56 Alice Arehart Margaret Bailey Cheryl Barger Roger Bartley Tommy Blacka Carl Blackwell Douglas Bosserman Jerilyn Bower Katie Brock Mary Jane Brownlee Carlton Brydge Lynwood Burnett Gloria Burns Lyle Campbell Robert Carlstrom Roy Cash Eddie Clark Karen Cline Douglas Cochran Harold Coiner Linda Coleman ' Taffy Copper George Coyner Charles Critzer 57 Glenn Dodson Earl Downs William Drumheller Charles Dull Janet Durham Gary Dunlap Eugene England Bill Engleman Joe Fitzgerald Judy Fitzgerald William Flint John Forrer Ann Frenzel Roger Hamer Calvin Harris Jean Flenderson Carol Hollinger Linda Hostetter Benny Howell Shirley Landes William Lewis Ann Lowman James Marcum Betsy Ellmore 58 Benny McAllister Gene Miller Thomas Moore Margaret Marcin Ronnie Morris Tommy Obaugh Nancy Perdue Gloria Pleasants Tony Plecker Henry Potter Carol Puffenbarger Barbara Quick James Rodgers Norma Sandridge Sandra Schuler Frank Shackelford Bonnie Simmons Allen Smiley Sidney Spencer Fay Sullivan Hobart Swartwood Jerry Switzer Ruth Thomson Tom Trykowski 59 JUNIOR SNAFUS You mean forever? 61 UNDERCLASS ANTICS Stop throwin ' rocks! Sure, they ' re both mine! It ' s not really this dark . And in a couple years we can They got a magnet in it. Has anybody seen Get ready, here they come now. 63 OFFICERS 64 Corky Fitzgerald V an Thomas . . Franklin Dooms Donna Moore . . . . . President Vice President . . . . Treasurer . . . . Secretary 66 Carol Ailer Roger Alexander Joan Alexander Donnie Andes Wayne Arehart Ray Armstrong Curtis Armstrong Byron Ayres Virginia Back Betty Bailey Bill Ballew Sandra Ballew Cecilia Barker Patrica Bartley Faye Bartley Cheerie Bashlor Shirley Bcishum Judy Bazzrea Jane Bennett Sandra Blessing Kay Bosserman Vrla Bosserman Julia Botkin Randy Bowers Lynn Boyd Gerald Bradfield Donna Brooks Vickie Brooks Wayne Brown Brenda Bridge Betty Burkholder Chip Burns -i 67 1 f Hannah Bush Sandra Byrant Faye Byrd Ellen Mae Campbell Roger Campbell Tommy Campbell Mike Campbell J. B. Campbell Judy Cantrell Linda Carpenter Janet Cash Reba Cash Wesley Cash Faye Chandler William Clark Audrey Claytor Iris Clemmer Vickie Clemmer John Cline Neome Coffey Claude Coiner ll Judy Coiner 0 William Coined Beverley Collier J. R. Copper Roger Corbin Norman Coyner Carol Sue Coyner Brenda Craig Ronnie Craig Tom Crickenberger Linda Crone Pcitsy Cullen Barbara Davis Gary Davis Mike Davis Sharon Deacon Joe Dedrick David Deihl Garry DeMastus Eddie Desper John Dooms Frank Dooms Joyce Duff Delores Dull Lucy Eavey Lauranna Elick Judy Elkins Bobby Ellison Garland Estes Patsy Fitzgerald Corky Fitzgerald Ruth Fitzgerald Bonnie Fitzgerald Ann Fitzgerald Arnold Fitzgerald Freddie Fisher Alice Fisher Jeannette Fix Garland Flory Martha Forbes Ftelen Forrer Tommy Fox Eddie Funk 69 Jimmy Garber Don Garber Judy Gayhart Glenda Gibson Calvin Gounce Wayne Gregory Kennth Grove Carol Grove Jimmy Guynn Nancy Hailey Paul Harold Sue Hall Jo Brenda Harlow Brenda Hartman Tommy Harris Kenny Harris Rudy Harris Bobby Harris Betty Helmick Sandra Hemp nderson Karen Hewitt y Frances Hinkl SOdTmes Hplbert Jennifer Holsinger Phyllis Hostetter Diane Houff Gary Huffer Gary Furr Harold Furr 1 70 s. James HuTfmcwr ' Connie Huffmah Clarence HughesC -C Sandra Humphrie Phyllis Humphries Gary Hutchens Janie Sue Icenhour John Jackson Tommy Jennings Nelia Johnson Nellie Johnson Mike Kasubci Brenda Kennedy Georg Ann Kent Sandra Kephart Carolyn Kerr Mary Kersher Carol Kesterson Carol King Mary Jane King Wanda Kiser Hedy Klcirr Roger Knicely Joe Kyle Frankie Lambert Virginia Lciwerence Lewis Lilly David Lotts John Lotts Roger Losh Steve Loving Wayne Lowe 71 ! Linda Lucas Skippy Lunsford Judy Lowery Dorothy Mawyer Frankie Martin Larry May David McCauley Jerry McCauley Edward McCutchins Becky McCrea Dari McDorman Ronald McGuffin Norman McLaughin ji Dianna Micheal Kenneth Meek Ronnie Meek Sandra Monroe Steve Monroe Janet Mooneyham Donna Moore Walton Moore Evelyn Moorman Barbara Morris Robert Morris Jimmy Moyer Chuck Moxie Phyllis Myers Lawerence Nuckols Gary Nulty Judieth Nygard Ronnie Painter Beverly Painter 72 Alton Pctnnel David Patterson Sharon Patterson Virginia Patterson John Perdue Joyce Piner Betty Jean Plecker Faye Ponton Fred Powell James Puffenbarger Hazel Radcliff Lawerence Ramsey Harold Randell Ryland Rea Linda Rexrode Margaret Riddle Phyllis Riley Jane Riley Mary Sue Ritchie Judy Roadcap Roger Robertson Shirley Ross Gary Rosen Wanda Rowe Jimmy Rulemcin Mary Ann Sampson Tommy Sanger Douglas Sensabough Gail Skinner Geraldine Tiny Shifflett Dorothy Silling Martha Simmons 73 Joyce Shaver Charles Shaver Judy Shaw Sandra Shell Judith Shell Beverly Shifflett Donna Shifflett Gloria Shifflett Louise Shifflett Shirley Shover Betty Showalter Christine Showalter Lilly Showalter Fred Shultz Glenn Simmons Jimmy Simmons Wanda Simmons Linda Smiley Estellci Smith Barbara Smith Gary Snead Ellen Sondrol Patsy Sorrells Mildred Stalter Nancy Stogdale Rita Strickler Steve Stump Karen Stroope Steve Sullender Jennifer Swart Steve Tillman Kenneth Tinsley Becky Thompson Bobby Thompson Mary Sue Thompson Van Thomas Mary Thomas Jimmy Todd Ruby Trciyer Marjorie Vallier Mary Alice Van Fossen Larry Waldron Authur Wagner Virginia Ward Mabel Warren Connie Weaver Orpha Weaver Jack Weiss Judy Wells Judy Weyer Harold Wheeler Bobby White Fred Whitmore Davis Willis Robert Wilson Randy Wiseman Donnie Wolfe David Woods Lucy Wright Carole Young Day Young 75 OUR FRIENDS, THE FACULTY . . . Now what seems to be the matter Put me down—I say put me down! 76 � This is the last one I ' m signing. Well look at this. Is that a fact! Now you ' ve got it right. 77 OFFICERS ’65 Ronald Corben James Harrison Sandra Eddins Patsy Hulvey . . . . Treasurer . . . . President Vice President . . . . Secretary 80 JL Roger Abshire Cecil Alford Chester Alford Charles Allen Roger Allen Jo Ann Alexander Robert Alley Brenda Allman Becky Anderson Alvina Arehart Wayne Arehart Gary Ayres Roger Armstrong Albert Ashby Bonnie Back Kathy Bailey Danny Baker Nelson Balser Martha Balsley Mary Jane Balsley Steve Balsley Tim Balsley James Bartley Kenneth Bartley Ray BartlekK ' ixy- ' Bonnie Basham Sandra Bateman Ronnie Batton Beverly Bellamy David Benedtch Tommy Berson Dale Berry Jean Beverly Priscilla Blackwell Richard Booth Annette Bosserman Deloris Bosserman James Bosserman Loretta Bosserman Patsy Bosserman , 81 Cornelius Bradley Constance Bradley Billy Breeden Roy Breeden Jane Brewer Elden Brydge Franky Bridgeforth Carolyn Bright Gerry Brooks Jean Brooks Audry Brown Danny Brown Harry Brow Lucy Brown Tommy Brown ' fbj , Junior Brownlee Carolyn Bruce Reba Bruce Lillian Brubeck Richard Bryan jjJ. A • yK r Donnie Bryant Judy Burns Arnetta Bylerly Gary Caldwell Mike Cale Ann Campbell Carol Campbell Charles Campbell Cleveland Campbell Delores Campbell Ellen Campbell Emma Campbell Estelle Campbell Gary Campbell Stoney Campbell Wayne Campbell Arthur Canning Erleen Caricofe Margaret Caricofe Cheryl Carter ? rTV JU y S £ 2 aa 7 I (10 ’ Judy Cash Larry Cash Nancy Cash Tommy Cash Jo Ann Cave Brenda Chandler Carolyn Chandler Gary Chandler Gary Chandler Sharon Childress Elizabeth Chittum Nancy Clark Ginger Clark May Coffey Preston Coffey Sandra Coffey Scottie Coffey Eddie Coffey Ellen Coiner Glenn Cole Ronnie Coleman Frankie Conner Lois Conner Wanda Conner Mike Cook Tommy Cook 83 James Corbett Mary Corbin Ronnie Corbin Linda Crosby Sammy Crog Brenda Craig Carolyn Craig Carolyn Craig Nelson Craig Wayne Craig Gene Curry Ruby Curry Betty Dameron James Sharon DavTs Susie Demastusy ' Irene Demott Tommy Desper Charlotte Dickerson Archie Dickey Jerry Diehl Anita Dingess Christine Doenges Beth Driver Gary Dunaway Donald Duncan more . j y 84 Dauthea Estes Gary Estes Millie Estes Linda Farren Sammy Fauber Betty Fisher Clyde Fisher Delores Fisher Gail Fisher Riley Fisher Wayne Fisher Claude Fitzgerald Faye Fitzgerald Jerry Fitzgerald Lois Fitzgerald Sammy Fitzgerald Shirley Fitzgerald Wayne Fitzgerald Nevin Fix Joyce Flanning Gary Flavin Barbara Fox Jerry Fox Dottie Frazier Amelia Fretwell Joyce Fretwell Paulette Fur Willey Gaddy Becky Garber Billy Garber Charles Garber Denette Garber Dennis Garber Tomm Wraves Stephen Geiman Steve Gilmer Melvin Glass Nancy Gleason Donnie Grimm Joy Grove ■ Pete Grove Wesley Grove Jackie Gwinn Jerry Hale Carolyn Hall Charles Hammer David Hanger Doris Hanger Libby Hanger Ruby Hanger Connie Harner Pam Harner Rita Harold Sharon Harper Linda Sue Harouff Diana Harris James Harris Roger Harris Tommy Harris Wanda Henderson Caroline Hevener Wayne Hite Elaine Homan Bruce Hogshead Leroy Hoover Ruth Hoover Amos Hostetter Carolyn Hostetter Pat Houff Alice Houston Becky Howard Joe Howell Sandra Howell Jean Huffman 86 Patsy Hulvey Cheryl Humphries Patricia Humphries Donna Hupman Clarence Hutchens Judy Hyde Ronnie Hyden Brenda James, i iA ' Mary Ann 1 Jarvisy Maggie Johnson Ruby Johnson Wandp Johnson Susan Judd Sally Kaylor Marvin Kelley ,, rff jy Joe Kennedy John Kisleck Sylvia Kessel Bill Kester Sue Ellen Kester . Aa O ' ' “ Mary Ann Kimble Sharon Kirchner Anna Kiser y Wanda Klein Bruce Knicely John Knight Boyd Lambert Alta Landrum Tommy Landrum Eva Lawrence Larry Lawrence Bill Lawhorne Charges La m aA , 87 Robert Link James Lipes Carolyn Lloyd Cheryl Lloyd Jo Ann Lang Larry Lotts Edward Lovegrove Jacqueline Lowe Phyllis Lowe Bonnie Lowe Ted Lucas Gerry Mace Dixie Marcum Betty Martin Danny Mason Kennth Mason C. T. Mawyer Gary Mawyer Joe Mawyer Phyllis Mawyer Bobby Mays Linda McAlley Carol McAllister Sharon McAllister Wayne McAllister Marian McCauley Lacy McCray Johnny McCracken Duane McLaughlin Tacy McCrig Margaret McCutcheon Dora Ann Meek Joe Meeks Freda Melton Jackie Miller Margaret Miller Richard Miller Sandy Miller Robert Myers Judy Mizer 88 a sty « ■ . Bill Morris Carole Morris Melvin Morris Kenneth Munson Ray Nuchols Teresa Nuchols Mac Null (S ' JL Cornel Nulty Donna Ours George Pace C U, ’ Carolyn Painter John Pirkey JyyJ ' sr J A J Andrew Pawlicl Richard Payne Crystal Phillips Gloria Phillips Phyllis Pleasants Earl Potter Russell Potter Judy Powell Roberta Powell Linda Pullin Weldon Price Larry Puffenbarger Lenford Puffenbarger Jo Ann Putnam Jackie Ramsey John Layman Ernest Rankin Gary Reeves Ronnie Rexrode Troy Rexrode Peggy Rhodes C. T. Rickman Ethel Rickman Carol Riddle Earl Riddle John Riley Loretta Riley Robert Riley Patricia Roach William Roberts Russell Robertson Patsy Robinson Faye Rosen Janet Rolston Linda Rosen Jean Ross Harry Rowe Kenneth Rumburg Wanda Ryder John Sandridge Ronnie Aufly Vada Sensabaugh David Schooley Charles Shaner Carolyn Shelton Peggy Shifflett Bill Shiflet Dorothy Shiplet Melvin Shirley George Shover Milton Showalter Ted Simmerson Allen Simmons John Simmons Katherine Simmons Linda Simmons Melvin Simmons Paul Simpson Fred Simpkins Ethel Sipe o Wanda Sipe Beth Small Betty Smith Butch Smith Diane Smith Jimmy Smith Linda Smith Mary Ann Smith Mary Ann Smith Mary Belle Smith Sharon Snider Sylvia Sorrells Tommy Souihad Mary Speiker Gail Straughen Jack Stennett Shirley Stinnett Vine Stone Mary Stout Linda Stover Linda Strickler Barbara Strickler Pat Strong Gary Stroop Roger Sutton Jerry Swartz Jimmy Swartwoode Frank Swisher Jerry Swortz Robert Tanner Raymond Templeton Wanda Terrell Jean Thayer Carolyn Thomas Delores Thomas Hilda Thompson Patricia Thompson Richard Thompson Shirley Thompson Judy Tinsley 91 Billy Toman Bill Trancisco Charles Truxal Richard Truxiell Denay Trykowski Barbara Van Lean Tommy Vass Brenda Vetfe Judy Via Eddie Wade James Wade Charles Wagner Patricia Walters Yvonne Walters Bonnie Ward Ronnie Weaver Judy Weiss Peggy Wells Susan Whistleman Dottie White Betty Whitesell R. O. Williams Sarah Williams Hal Wilson Mark Wilson Richard Wood Eddie Wood Jean Wood Maynard Wood Ann York Stewart Young James Zimmerman Katherine Zimmerman 1 1 92 HARD TRAVEISIST 93 OFFICERS ’66 Edward Durham Nellie Hull . . . . Marsha Shiflett Ralph Mowery . . . . . Preside fit Vice President . . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer 96 4 kin Jr L, f ! A : i cPoo -X_ o- j la-cJ £aJ .)cpJ 1 -f 97 cj JZZpL ,4L £ - £iti ST y-CA-x- $ t -?— rj CtOCji . 73) — $ -4 -j- :JI 2). £ - %) ■- a? f 6 0 Janis Lee Alexander Brenda Allen Gary Randall Allen Daniel Almarode Harvey Almarode, Jr. Joseph Andes Betty Ann Arehart Jerry Wayne Arehart Victor Morald Arehart Harold Edward Argenbright James Arnold Alice Carol Back David Back William Earl Bailey Dale Eugene Barger Betty Lee Bartley Fred Talbott Bates Dorothy Dean Benson Earl Cleveland Berry Randolph Joseph Bodkin Nancy Lee Bosserman Russel Blair Bosserman Peggy Sanna Bosserman William Ralph Bowers Clyde Hampton Boyd William Linwood Boyd Vicky Diane Brannon Mary Ann Breeden Ralph Stephenson Bright Sandra Kay Brooks Anthony Lawrence Brown Gary Clifford Brown James Larry Brown Lester Eugene Brown Sharon Brown Peggy Brown William Brown Wanda Brubaker Gale Brubeck Dale Brubeck Dreama Bryant Lennie Bryant Margaret Bryant Clyde Buchannan Ottis Buchannan Roger Buchannan Thelma Buchannan Wayne Bunch Mark Burkeholder Irene Byrd Dennis Hatter Donald Campbell Thomas Campbell Janet Campbell Marie Campbell Maragret Campbell Roger Campbell Vicky Campbell Ricky Carter Linda Carter Carol Cash Glenn Cash Patsy Cash Sammy Cason Bettsy Cassel Judy Cave James Chafin Becky Chandler Terry Chandler Sharon Chauncey Donald Clark Jimmy Clark John Clark Linda Clark Sharon Clark Lynn Claytor Dennis Edward Clemmer Judith Kay Clemmer Patricia Ann Cline Russell Nicholas Cline Barbara LaRue Cobb Eleanor Braxter Cockran Becky Lane Coffey George Clinton Coffey London Ray Coffey Roger Lee Coffey Ronnie Coffey Richard Nelson Coiner Jerry Wayne Collins William Thomas Connaughton Clarence Conner Gary Eugene Conner Judy Comer Patrick Carlton Cook Roger Dale Cook Theodore William Copp Linda Faye Courtney Gary Edward Cox Linda Kay Coyner Ronnie Coyner Harold Eugene Craig Rebecca Ann Critzer Sarah Virginia Critzer Larry Cullen Sandra Lee Curry Linda Faye Dalton Carol Jo Dougherty Margaret Elizabeth Dougherty Ronnie Dougherty James Marshall Davis Richard Austin Davis Margaret Davis Henry Stuart Day Gayle Anitfa Dean 99 Bonnie Ann Decker Margaret Brooks Decker Audrey Spray Dedrick Jerry Wayne Demasters Merrell Clayton DePoy Joseph Stuart Desper Helen Lee Dickson Charlotte Louise Dofflemeyer David Write Driver Twila Mae Driver Robert Benson Drumheller Pamela Drummond Gloria Jean Dudley Paul William Dull Gary Durham Edward Durham Herman Wesley Eavey Patricia Ann Edmonds Bobby Glenn Ellinger Linwood Neese Ellinger Lydia Susan Elliott Phillip Engleman, Jr. Sandra Day Eutsler Esther Rebecca Farrar Gwen Geraldine Farrar Donnie Ray Farris Ronald Lee Filler Barbara Ann Fisher Robert Alexander Fisher Barbara Lane Fitzgerald Beatrice Ann Fitzgerald Dorris Gale Fitzgerald James Curtis Fitzgerald Judy Eileen Fitzgerald Linda Fitzgerald Linda Fitzgerald Judy Zone Fitzgerald Lois Mae Fitzgerald Robert Annen Fitzgerald Steve Franklin Fitzgerald 100 William Preston Fix Robert LaRue Flickinger Ronald David Flick Linda Janet Flint Don Stanley Fretwell Patsy Mae Fretwell Albert Nelson Fritter Fred Dewill Fulkerson Robert Edgar Furr Phillip Wayne Galvin Clyde Randolph Garber Nancy Elizabeth Gladwel I Roger Adam Glass Sandra Ann Grant Linda Joyce Graves William Glenn Griffin Jerrell Lee Grogg Lucy Faye Grove Michael Alfred Grove Gary Hiner Gwin Laura Ann Hailey Karen Rae Hall Michael Thomas Hall Nancy Lee Hamilton Henry Thomas Hanger Beverly Diane Harner Carlton Andrew Harris Ronald Wayne Harris James Malcom Hawkins Douglas Lee Hawpe Rosilie Virginia Heatwole Ella Victoria Helmick Robert Eugene Helmick Tobie Glenn Helmick Brenda Mae Henderson Sylvia Jean Henderson Daniel Andrew Hevener Gary Hansf ord Geavener Elwood Hewitt Erwin Joseph Hewitt 101 “ � k i _ ! fAix William Lee Hildabrand Douglas Cyrus Hiner Mary Elizabeth Hinkle Robert William Hise Homer Wilson Hite Otto Clarence Hite Rufus Scott Hite Gloria Maureen Hoffman Stephen Lee Hollinger Clyde Jack Hollinsworth Bob F. Holton James Cyrus Houff Ronald Howdyshell David James Howell Mildred Ann Huber Regina Madge Huffman Nellie Doris Hull Roger Humphrey Tommy Preston Humphries Sarah Jane Hundley Linda Hope Hunter Carolyn Lee Johnson Joyce Johnson Larry Wayne Johnson Ruth Elizabeth Johnson Susan Lynn Johnson Paul Hampton Jones Henry Jordan Barbara Jean Keys Frank Wayne Killian Lois Ann King Alta Sue Kiser Ferral Ann Kiser Diane Knicley Jerry Knicley Rebecca Jean LaClair Mary Ann Lambert Lashee Eugene Lawrence Willie Edison Lawrence Ben Law 102 Janet Law Joyce Law Donna Layne Florence Lessley Flarry Lilly Nellie Ann Liptrap Sandra Littlejohn John Litten Mildred Loan George Lucas Grace Lucas Joyce Lunceford Kenneth Lunsford Johnny Lyons Ernest Maddox Shirley Maddison Wanda Manspile Sandra Martin Sarah Martin Lavern Mattox Sue Mawyer Helen Mays Wayne Mays Katherine McAllister James McCray Roger McCray Tracy McCray Pamela McDaniel Steve McGriffin Carolyn Meek Glenn Huston Meek Cynthia Meyerhoffer Etta Marie Miller Larry Miller Russell Miller Diane Mizer Robert Monroe Stewart Monroe Earl Monroe Wanda Monroe 103 4 Bobby Moore Earl Mowry Ralph Mowry Leslie Moxie Judy Mullins Kay Nuckols Robert Ownby Brenda Painter Coleta Painter Thomas Painter Sarah Palmer Donna Pangle Bertha Pannel Richard Patterson Henry Perry Philip Perry Pat Pifzer Nancy Phares Linda Piner Bonnie Pleasants Ronnie Pleasants Benny Potter Robert Potter Kitty Price Naomi Puffenbarger Clifton Pugh Thomas Quick Pamela Ramsey Brenda Reade Joseph Reed Patsy Reed Bennie Reeves Carolyn Rexrode Ralph Rexrode James Richards Carl Riddle Joyce Riddle Leslie Ridgeway Steve Riley Patsy Ritchie Thomas Robertson Barry Robertson Raymond Rodgers Frank Roetto Ronald Roetto John Roller Linda Rowe Patricia Russell Linda Sandridge Jacqueline Savedge Glenna Sensebaugh Keith Shaver Donna Sheets Judith Shiflet Marsha Shiflett Charles Shiflett Gary Shiflett Sherry Shiflett Anna Shover Barbara Shuey Ronald Shuey Rachel Simmons Roberta Cail Simmons Alyce Simpson Donna Sipe Earl Sipe Larry Sipe Paul Smallwool Frances Smith Harvey Smith Linda Smith Paul Smith Lester Snyder Ray Snyder Patricia Spencer Ann Speiker Arthur Sprouse James Stickley Carl Stinnett John Stone 105 Brenda Strole Ernest Sutherland Laura Swim Dorothy Swink Gary Swisher Claudia Switzer David Swortzel Winifred Smith James Tate Carl Taylor Theresa Terrell Jerry Thomas Stewart Thomas Richard Thommason Charles Thompson Darlene Thompson Francis Thompson Shelly Thompson Beatrice Thornton Faye Thurston Roger Truslow William Tuttle Robert Via Week Napcy Weel Eleanore White Danny Wilson Flarold Wimer William Wimer Wayne Winegard Patricia Wiseman 106 Arlie Wolfe Deborah Wood Betty Marie Woods Shirley Woods Calvin Wright Joseph Wright Joseph Yesalavich William Young William Young Douglas Zimmerman I don ' t see why we can’t use the Z doors. It looks silly, but I had to do it. 107 litis! In the cooling days of fall and as soon as the weather got warm in the spring, they could be found out on the football field every sixth period, drilling for the coming half times, and the important band activities of spring. Band officers from left to right are: Judy Davis, Mary Jane Brownlee, Becky Harris, Wayne Garber, Buddy Hutchens, Carl Ludwick, and Ruth Thompson. ■ Proud and snappy in his green and white uniform, Richard Wagner led our prize winning marching band in 1961- 62. Wilson’s Concert Band, whether playing for big conventions or student groups, always takes every opportunity to show its high quality musicians. Ill f 6 CHORAL What a lovely group, they have pretty good voices too. This is the second and third period Music Classes of course. The boys of our Boy ' s Glee Club are the boys of golden voices. 1 T ' GROUPS The Choral groups performed in the Christmas Concert; the sixth annual high school band and choral day; H. M. S. Pina¬ fore Operetta; the All State Chorus; also two assembly programs. Before school is over they will perform in the Spring Concert; the Augusta County Festival of Music and in the Graduation Ceremony. Not shown is the Mixed Ensemble, the Choir, and Officers. The Girl ' s Glee Club, accompanied by Fay Rosen and directed by Miss John¬ son, added much to our school year by singing often. 115 Miss Alice Johnson—whose able baton directs the Wilson choral groups. ■ A BETA CLUB ■p Back Row Left to Right: John Arehart, Georg Bergman, Mike Schooley, Wayne Garber, Benny Howell, John Forrer, Lyle Campbell, Thomas Tracy, Ramond Guffy, John Wetzel. Second from Back: Sue Smith, Carole Gochenour, Ann Lowman, Connie Wetzel, Sylvia Humphries, Carolyn Campbell, Mary Caricofe, Billie Munson, Sharon Garber, Faye Rosen, Helen Hart, Loraine Shanks, Phyllis Brown, Taffy Copper. Third from Back: Sandra West, Ruth Thompson, Connie Shelor, Mary Kelly, Lynda Coleman, Sherry Fox, Wilmar Martin, Jane Van Lear, Cherly Barger, Jackie Garret, Joyce Jones, Carol Hollinger, and in front are David Gieman, Wayne East, Larry Martin, and Gary Layne. Miss Meek our librarian and all her helpers are busy at work looking over some of the books. F.F.A The boys 4H has grown in number over the past years, and this year we are mighty proud of the boys because they have made it one of the finest Boys 4H Clubs we have every had. Officers from left to right are: John Jackson, Bruce Hewitt, Gene Miller, Tommy Obaugh. From left to right the officers of the F.T.A. are: Glenda Gibson, Martha Forbes, Mary Jane King, Mable Warren, Earl Downs, Loraine Shanks. Our F.T.A. Club gets larger each coming year, maybe it ' s because more students are realizing the need for more teachers. GIRLS 4-H PEP CLUB As a true 4-H member “I pledge my head to clear thinking, my Heart to greater loyalty, my hands to better service, and my Health to better living For my community, my club, And my country. S.C.A S.C.A. OFFICERS Left to right, standing: Mr. Hubert Monger, Randy Wiseman, Bobby Thomp¬ son, Mr. A. B. Booker. Seated: Gary Rosen, Denette Garber, Wayne East, Joyce Shaver, David Geiman. SENIOR S.C.A. H t 8TH GRADE S.C.A. The Student Council Association was developed years ago to promote bet¬ ter understanding between the faculty and students. 9TH GRADE S.C.A. ' LATIN CLUB P II OFFICERS Latin wasn’t a dead language for the members of the Latin Club. The members studied various phases of the language and the people who had spoken it. OLD MEMBERS NEW MEMBERS F.H.A. MRS. SHUMATE’S GIRLS MRS. THOMAS’S GIRLS Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils who study homemaking in junior and senior high school. We work together for better and happier home life for everyone. We think that helping to m ake happy homes, now and in the future, is the most important thing that youth can do for democracy. 123 D. E. CLUB These D.E. Students are employed in some phase of retailing work for at least fifteen hours of work a week as well as attend¬ ing a related class one hour during the school day. Their out-of-school work is done under the super¬ vision of the employer and the D.E. coordinator. They receive two high school credits for this work. SPANISH CLUB This years Spanish Club is sponsored by a new member of the faculty, Mr. Salatin. The club aims to help the members to get more out of the Span¬ ish language. 124 SAFETY CLUB Officers are left to right: Fred Wheeler, Jim Meador, and Mr. Cleveland. Safety Club Boys who are dedicated to fewer accidents. 7 WILSON ECHO Madness breaks out in B6o7-x as Mr. Duff lectures on contemporary lit¬ erature and poetry .... “Learning to write is a matter of reading and writing . . We did a lot of both this year and made big gains in our efforts to express ourselves. No. No. No! It ' s not good enough. Rewrite this! Newspapers are to be distributed in these areas, ' points out Ray Thomas. F.F.A To hope for improved agriculture, better rural communities, and more satis¬ fying farm home life and more efficient farmer-citizen. These and more are the aims of our Future Farmers. Putting out the ECHO is a big job and required the combined efforts of many. Mr. Duff ' s Creative English Class preparing the news for the Wilson Echo. Ann Frenzel makes big time. HORNET’S NEST A lot of hard work, deadlines to meet, pictures to take, bills to pay, and write ups to complete, that ' s us—your annual staff. A good deal of fun and many a good laugh is shared along with the work all through the year. 128 [ Look busy? Well, maybe just a little, but the annual staff does have to do plenty of work to turn out the annual. ■ u M OUTSTANDING WILSON STUDENTS Robert Earl Alley is one big, five foot five inch, grin. Being a ninth grade A and B student, and that includes Biology, Latin I, and Algebra I, he has plenty to grin about, although he con¬ fesses he worries a lot. He is in the F. T. A. and Latin Clubs. He likes to collect coins, and historical facts and browses into his ancestry. Future plans for this outstanding personality include teaching degrees in Math and History from Bridgewater College. Norman Vincent Coyner, 16, is more apt found shooting baskets in the lower end of the gym than anything else. This industrious sophomore made first-string Varsity Basketball this year. In addition to basketball he plays football. Norman has lived with his parents at Route 2, Staunton all his life and his hobbies are sports and listening to the radio. This robust, American boy likes ham¬ burgers, cokes, and ice cream. At least I ' m healthy, he adds. Sharon Deacon, a lively 10th grader, hails from Swoope, Virginia. She is presently living with her grandparents in Fishersville, Va. Deacon , as called by her friends, enjoys sports and likes to collect records. At school, she is on the girl ' s basketball, girl ' s softball, and tennis teams. When asked about Wilson she says, I ' m crazy about it! M 132 With plans for the University of Virginia ' s engineering, Wayne East enjoys many varied interests ranging from Boy Scouts to politics. Vivacious, bouncy Betsy Ellmore is one of Wilson ' s perky junior personali¬ ties. Betsy is the daughter of the Rever¬ end and Mrs. Emory S. Ellmore of Stuarts Draft. This brunette is a varsity cheerlead¬ er, a member of the Pep Club, Latin Club, and F. T. A. Betsy plans to attend Emory and Henry College. Ann Hutchison Lowman, a tall, slender brunette with a bubbling personality, is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. H. R. Lowman of Route No. 1, Grottoes. She fills her spare school hours by being the treasurer of the Beta Club and being an active member of the Pep Club and F. H. A. Ann is also the President of the Junior Class and an officer in her youth Fellowship. Music seems to be her only hobby but she has many favorite sports such as horseback riding, tennis, and swimming. 133 OUTSTANDING WILSON STUDENTS Ann Powell, a 17 year old senior comes from Memphis, Tennessee. She has been at Wilson for two years and is the Business Manager of the Hornet’s Nest. Her favorite hobbies are playing tennis, read¬ ing, swimming and watching sports. After graduating Ann plans to go to Lambuth College in Jackson, Tennessee. A senior, Steve Sniteman is the 17-year old son of Mr. Mrs. H. C. Sniteman. He was former Sophomore Class President, Sports edi¬ tor of the Annual Staff and S. C. A. Represen¬ tative. He’s popular, handsome, witty, and athletic. He spends his spare time with girls and cars. He is definitely planning a college educa¬ tion. John Reed, a fun-loving, flirty, sixteen-year old Junior also has his serious moments. He has served as Sophomore President and Freshmen Treasurer as well as participating in J. V. baseball and the Debate Club. With all his activities it is hard to believe he has time for collect¬ ing coins and stamps, reading and dancing. In the future he hopes to attend V. P. I. or the Naval Academy. 134 Stewart Thomas, a still growing 15 year old, is an eighth grader this year. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Thomas, Route 3, Staunton, Virginia. Stewart is S. C. A. Repre¬ sentative for his homeroom this year. His hobbies are building models and camp¬ ing. In his spare time he en¬ joys football and basketball. Tall, blond Bobbie Thompson is ac¬ tive in school athletics, participating in basketball, football, and baseball. He also served his school as treasurer for the S.C.A. Beneath this quiet exterior breathes a free thinking 9th grader, Denay Trykowski. There is nothing complacent about Denay or her ideas. For example, “Most T. V. is dumb,” Boys are o. k. if you like them,” and I ' m not Yankee or Southern. I’m American!” Her job as picture editor of the Annual coin¬ cides with her artistic hobbies and ambitions. Although this former New Yorker hasn’t made any definite future plans, she hopes to go to college and pursue an artistic career. 135 i OUTSTANDING WILSON STUDENTS Sandra Cornell West is quiet, beaming and has a main objective of making every¬ one else happy. She is 17 years old and is a senior here at Wilson. During her 5 years here, she has been a member of the Pep, Beta, and Latin Clubs. She is now the editor of the Annual Staff. After graduation, Sandy plans to at¬ tend Mary Washington College to major in Science to become a Physical Thera¬ pist. John Wetzel, a 6 4 ' seventeen year old senior, is the president of the Pep Club and a member of the Beta Club. The sports-minded vice-president of the Senior Class holds records in both track and basketball. In his Junior year, John attended Boy’s State. He is a good .student and plans to go to college somewhere in Virginia. Tom Trykowski, a Junior this year, lives at Route 1, Greenville, Va. with his parents. In his spare time he likes to read, try experiments in Science and he enjoys working on radios. He is hoping for a college education. 136 WILSON’S FUTURE HOMEMAKERS . . f Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble! ' ' What mysterious things have been happening behind the closed doors of the Home Economics buildings? And just why are they located way over on the other side of school? Well, there ' s a very important and secret reason. The teachers have been busy turning run- of-the-mill teenagers into capable and efficient future homemakers. Here is a glimpse at some finished products. 137 i ■ Dancing of various types and styles are seen, but the Twist has been this year ' s favorite. I 138 the SOCIAL CENTER Students come here in the morning to meet their friends and to start the day. Has anybody seen Mr. Baker? “Now you ' re learning. I don ' t know what ' s in there, but we ' re gonna find out. The after-lunch set take a break from the rushing routines of classes. 139 WI SM M UtlCAx® ULlf ' f Jett ' S. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Jackie Garrett, Barbara Quick, Betsy Ellmore, Mabel Warren, Donna Brooks, Taffy Copper, Karen Hewitt, Joyce Jones. Joyce Jones, Capt. Jackie Garrett, Co-Capt. 142 ■ ||WIUIUitfWWW , ,rf u|J|Pf ijniHUW Wt u ‘ s: Karen Hewitt Mabel Warren Donna Brooks Taffy Copper Barbara Quick Betsy Ellmore 143 VARSITY FOOTBALL 1961 1961 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE September 15 . . James River 20 Wilson 19 September 22 . . V. S. D. 0 Wilson 19 September 29 . Craigsville 0 Wilson 41 October 6 . . Waynesboro 33 Wilson 0 October 13 . . Lexington 40 Wilson 7 October 20 . . Central 19 Wilson 12 October 27 . . Turner Ashby 18 Wilson 21 November 3 . . Lord Botetourt 45 Wilson 7 November 10 . Robert E. Lee 41 Wilson 0 r THE HORNETS ROLL ON . . 7 Get That Ball! Si I I Onward, Green Hornets 147 ■ Fight, Hornets, Fight! D. G. McDorman Vergil Dedrick 148 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL 1961 Left to Right 1st Row: Gary Lewis, Bruce Hewitt, Gary Ayers, John Knight, Don Campbell, William Roberts, Jimmy Zimmerman, Robert Drumheller, Hal Wilson, Michel Polac, Ronald Flick, Jimmy Swartwood. 2nd Row: Rusty Wright, Robert Link, Wayne Provent, Tommy Hanger, John Rolar, Earl Mowry, Joe Rowe, Jimmy Davis, Roger Harris, Skipper Young, Nelson Craig, Virgil Berry. 150 VARSITY BASKETBALL 1961-62 1st Row: G. Cash, J. Wiess, C. Vette, J. Wetsal, S. Malone, F. Stout. 2nd Row: B. Thomson, R. Meeks, S. Sniteman, N. Coyner, B. Balew, D. Bowman. 3rd Row: L. Martin, D. Harlow, F. Whitmore. 1961-62 WILSON HIGH SCHEDULE Dec. 1 Broadway . . Home Jan. 19 Central . . Away Dec. 5 Waynesboro . . Away Jan. 22 V. S. D. . Home Dec. 8 James River . . Home Jan. 26 Lord Botetourt . .Home Dec. 12 Clifton Forge . . Away Jan. 30 Robert E. Lee . . Home Dec. 15 Rockbridge . . Home Feb. 2 Rockbridge . . Away Dec. 19 Robert E. Lee . . Away Feb. 6 V. S. D. Jan. 2 Waynesboro . Home Feb. 9 James River . . Away Jan. 6 Montevideo . . Away Feb. 1 3 Central . Home Jan. 9 Clifton Forge . .Home Jan. 12 Lord Botetourt . . Away 2 Points For Wetzel Wilson The Big Guns ' —(left to right) Larry Martin, Steve Sniteman, Ronnie Meek, Norman Coyner, Gary Cash, Jack Weiss, John Wetzel, Charlie Vette. 152 GIRL’S VARSITY BASKETBALL 1961-62 Front Row (left to right) Hannah Bush, Helen Hart, Loretta Riley, Martha Ware, Sharon Deacon. Second Row—Jo Harlow, Kathryn Palmer, Mary Kelley, Betty Burkeholder, Phyllis Brown, Cheryl Barger, Julia Botkin, Jean Henderson, Mrs. Iris Taylor, Coach. SCHEDULE October 10 . . Waynesboro 19 Wilson 29 October 17 . . Albemarle 16 Wilson 36 October 26 . . Rockbridge 22 Wilson 35 November 14 . . Waynesboro 22 Wilson 35 November 16 . . Rockbridge 16 Wilson 26 November 29 . . Albemarle 23 Wilson 47 December 1 . . North River 6 Wilson 28 December 6 . . Turner Ashby 43 Wilson 37 December 8 . . Fairfax Hall 42 Wilson 31 Fairfax Hall 28 Wilson 52 153 Loretta Ril Kathryn Palmer Mrs. Iris Taylor—Coach Phyllis Brown Martha Ware 155 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 1961-62 First row: Left to Right—Harold Templeton, Larry Martin, Leroy Cave, Carl DePriest, Steve Jones, Charlie Powers, Ronnie Baber, Jack Weise, Bobby Thomp¬ son. Second row—Coach Hunton, Frankie Tate, Richard Zirk, Skippy Tomsford, Jerry Wiseman, Sonny Blackwell, D. G. McDorman, Doug Bosserman, Galen Campbell, Tommy Campbell, Nelson Craig. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL 1961 First row: Left to Right—Billy Heishman, Curtis Armstrong, Corky Fitzgerald, Kenneth Grove, David Patterson, Gary Lewis, Chuck Moxie. Second row—J. B. Campbell, Deril McDorman, J. R. Copper, Bill Bellew, Ronnie Meek, John Reed, Wayne Lowe, Ray Cline. 157 VARSITY TRACK 1961 First row: Left to Right—Kyle Campbell, Clinton Bridge, Johnny Forrer, Jerry Cook, John Wetzel, Steve Davis, Ray Lockridge, David Geiman, Victor Truxell, Eugene Richardson, Carl DePriest, Tommy Rankin, Randy Wiseman, Tiffaney Hull, William Coyner, Steve Jones, Jimmy Meadow, Bill McDorman, Brent Armentrout, John Bush, Coach Sims. JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK 1961 First row: Left to Right—Jerry Jackson, Gary Aynes, Billy Casey, Tommy Campbell, Rusty Robertson, Steve Geiman, Jerry Hale, Tommy Hughes, Bruce Hewitt. Second row: Mr. Drum- heller, Chip Burns, Roger Har¬ ris, Eddie Desper, Bobby White, James Taylor, Jimmy Harrison, Jack Ramsey. 158 GIRLS’ TENNIS TEAM 1961 First row: Left to Right—Sherry Fox, Roberta Swab, Mable Warren, Judy FJanger, Ann Loving, Judy Brubeck, Frankie Null, Patsy Neff, Georgia Keller, Sharon Deacon. Second row—Mrs. Brooker, sponsor, Mary Ann Wright, Lynn Boyd, Karen Hewitt, Barbara Clemmets, Connie Weaver. 159 SENIOR STATISTICS ANNETTE LOUELLE ALLEN— N one. JOYCE MARIE ALLEY —Secretary and Treasurer of Homeroom 1958-1959, F.H.A. 1959-1961, Jr. Varsity Basketball 1959-1960, Secretary of Homeroom 1959-1960, S.C.A. Alternate 1960-1961, Latin Club 1959-1962. DIANE JANE ANDES -Band 1958-1960, F.T.A. Treasure r 1958-1961, F.H.A. Treasurer 1961-1962, F.T.A. Chaplain 1960-1961, F.H.A. 1959-1962. VILLA CHRISTINE AREHART -None. JOHN PRESTON AREHART -F.F.A. 1959-1962, Beta Club. PHILIP MORRICE AREY —D.E. 1961-1962. BARBARA JEAN ARGENBRIGHT— Glee Club 1958-1961, Pep Club 1959-1960, F.H.A. 1959-1960, Latin Club 1959-1962. BARBARA KAY ARMSTRONG —F. H A. 1959 1960. KENNETH LYLE ARMSTRONG —J V. Football Manager 1958, J.V. Basketball 1959-1960, Varsity Basketball 1961-1962. ELIZABETH ANN ARNOLD— N one. FREDDY LEE ASHBY— Ho meroom Treasurer 1958-1959. JAMES GARLAND BAIRD— N one. WAYMAN BALSER -J.V. Baseball, Beta Club. MARVIN BALSEY— None DANIEL WINSTON BATTON— None. JOHN HUNTER BARKER N one. DALE BARTLEY— 4-H Club 1958-1959, Mixed Ensemble 1961-1962. JERRY WAYNE BARTLEY— None. FANKIE WALLACE BEAM— N one. ALLEN JOSEPH BENAVITCH —N one. JURIS GEORG BERGMAN— J.V. Football 1958-1959, J.V. Track 1958-1959, Var¬ sity Football 1960-1961, Latin Club 1960-1962, Beta Club 1960-1962, Vice President of Latin Club 1958-1959, S.C.A. Alternate 1958-1959. HELEN BRENDA BERRY— F.H.A. 1958-1961, Pep Club 1958-1959, S.C.A. Repre¬ sentative 1960-1961. MARY ADELINE BLACK -Glee Club 1958-1962, Annual Staff 1961-1962, Mixed Ensemble 1960-1962, Pep Club, 1958-1960. BARBARA LOUISE BLACKMAN— Pep Club 1960-1962, Glee Club 1960-1962. STEVE C. BOWER— H omeroom Vice President 1957-1958, President of Home¬ room 1958-1959, J.V. Basketball 1957-1958, J.V. Baseball 1957-1958, S.C.A. Alternate 1958-1959, Pep Club 1958-1961, Varsity Basketball 1959- 1960, Baseball Varsity 1960, Glee Club 1959-1960. CECIL RICHARD BOWMAN— H omeroom Secretary 1959-1960, Homeroom Secre¬ tary 1961-1962, Homeroom Treasurer 1961-1962, Pep Club 1958-1962, J.V. Basketball 1958-1960, Varsity Basketball 1960-1962, J.V. Football 1958- 1960, Varsity Basketball 1960-1962. MARY BELINDA BRADFIELD— Glee Club 1958-1961, Science Club 1958-1959, Library Club 1958-1962. ■ 160 SENIOR STATISTICS CLINTON DURWOOD BRIDGE F.F.A 1958-1962, Safety Patrol 1960-1962, Var¬ sity Track 1961-1962. ANN BRIDGEFORTH— None. JOSEPH EDWARD BROWN D.E. Club 1961-1962. LINDA FAYE BROWN— None. PHYLLIS LYNNE BROWN —Latin Club Vice President 1960-1961, Latin Club 1959- 1962, Latin Club Secretary 1961-1962, Latin Club Secretary 1961-1962, Beta Club 1959-1960, Varsity Basketball 1960-1962. HOBERT C. BRUCE- -Homeroom Chairman 1958-1959, Safety Club. ROBERT STUART BROOKS— None. LAVERTA JEAN BRUCE —Glee Club 1960-1962, Mixed Ensemble 1961-1962. JOYCE ANN BRYANT— Glee Club 1959-1962, F.H.A. 1961-1962. RUTH ANN BUCHANAN— Glee Club 1959-1961, F.H.A. 1959-1962. JOAN SHARON BUCHANAN— F.H.A. 1959-1961, Pep Club 1959-1961. HOMER EUGENE BURNS— F.F.A. 1958-1960 CECILIA ANN BYRD— None. ELWOOD BROWN BYRD— Science Club 1959-1960, 4-H 1958-1960, Safety Club 1961-1962. CAROLYN KAY CAMPBELL— Latin Club 1958-1960, Homeroom Treasurer 1959- 1960, Junior Science Club 1959-1960, Beta Club 1959-1962, Glee Club 1960-1961, Senior Play Publicity Committee 1961-1962. CECIL THEODORE CAMPBELL— N one. PAULINE VIRGINIA CAMPBELL— Interclass Basketball 1958-1961, Manager of Girls Basketball Teams 1961-1962. SHELVA JEAN CAMPBELL— S.C.A. Representative 1959-1960, Pep Club 1960- 1962, Spanish Club 1960-1961, Picture Editor of Annual Staff 1961-1962, Glee Club 1958-1959. WALTER KEMPER CAMPBELL— None. MARY CATHERINE CARICOFE —F T.A. 1958-1962, Jr. Science Club 1959-1960, Latin Club 1959-1962, Pep Club 1958-1959, Beta Club 1958-1962, Glee Club 1961-1962. HAROLD DEWAYNE CARTER Safety Club BEVERLEY ANN CASH— Spanish Club 1961-1962, Glee Club 1960-1961. DOUGLAS WARREN CASH— N one. GARY CASH —Varsity Basketball 1961-1962. VIRGIL DWIGHT CASON— None. DAVID LEROY CAVE— J.V. Basketball 1959-1960, Varsity Baseball 1960-1962. PATRICIA ANN CHIAVIELLO— F.H.A. 1958-1961, Pep Club 1959-1961. 161 SENSOR STATISTICS ROBERTA S. CHIAVIELLO —S.C.A. Representative 1958-1959, F.H.A. 1958-1961, Pep Club 1958-1962, Latin Club 1960-1961, Annual Staff 1961-1962. JAMES CLARK —Pep Club 1960-1962. LINDA ELIZABETH CLARK —F.H.A. 1958-1960, F.T.A. 1961-1962, Homeroom Sec¬ retary 1958-1959, Homeroom Vice President 1960-1961, Glee Club 1958- 1959, BARBARA ELLEN CLEMENTS —Jr. Science 1958-1959, F.H.A. 1958-1962, Tennis Team 1959-1961, Pep Club 1959-1961, Glee Club 1960-1962. BONNIE SUE CLEMMER— F.H.A. 1958 1961. SAYLOR JUNIOR COFFEY— Safety Club, Choir, Mixed Ensemble, Glee Club. BONNIE RUTH COFFMAN —Varsity Basketball 1960-1961, F.H.A. 1959-1962, 4-H 1958-1959, D.E. Club 1961-1962, Glee Club 1958-1962, Science Club 1958-1960. RUSSELL EDWARD COINER— N one. JERRY NEIL COOK— Safety Club 1960-1961, J.V. Track 1957-1959, Varsity Foot¬ ball 1959-1960, J.V. Football 1957-1959, Varsity Track 1960-1961, F.F.A. 1957- 1961, 4-H 1961-1962. PRISCILLA JANE COOK— Pep Club 1958-1959, Glee Club 1958-1962, 4-H 1958- 1960, F.H.A. 1960-1962, Spanish Club 1960-1962, Secretary of Homeroom 1961-1962. LINDA DELORIS CRAIG— F.H.A. 1958 1959. BARBARA FRANCES CRICKENBERGER— Glee Club 1957-1960, F.H.A. 1958-1962, Latin Club 1959-1960, F.H.A. Treasurer 1960-1961, Homeroom President 1958- 1959. CHARLES LYNWOOD CURRY— N one. BRENDA ANN DAVIS— Glee Club 1959-1962, Mixed Ensemble 1961-1962, Wil¬ son Choir 1961-1962, Wilson Choir Secretary 1961-1962, All-State Chorus. EDWARD DAVIS— N one. JUDITH VOSE DAVIS— Band 1957-1962, All-State Band 1961-1962, Jr. Science Club 1958-1960, One Act Play 1961, Beta Club 1960-1962, Latin Club 1960- 1962, Senior Play, Echo Staff. BRENDA DEAN— Jr. Science Club 1958-1960, F.T.A. 1958-1961, Pep Club 1958- 1961, F.H.A. 1961-1962. VIRGIL DEDRICK— J.V. Football 1958-1959, Varsity Football 1960-1961, Pep Club 1958-1962, Band 1958-1962. LOIS EVELYN DINGESS— None. MAKEN ALEXANDER DODGE— Spanish Club 1961-1962, Echo Staff 1961-1962, Senior Play. JOHN NEWTON DRUMHELLER —Homeroom President 1957-1959, S.C.A. Repre¬ sentative 1958-1961, Annual Staff 1959-1960. GARY WAYNE EARLY— Pep Club 1958-1961. KENNETH EARLY— Pep Club 1958-1962, Safety Club 1960-1962. BETTY VIRGINIA EAST— Library Club, F.T.A., Glee Club, D.E. Club. 162 SENIOR STATISTICS WILBUR WAYNE EAST —Boys State 1960-1961, Forensic Prose Reading Contest 1960-1961, Forensic One Act Play 1961, Band 1960-1962, Percussion Sec¬ tion Leader 1960-1961, All-State Band 1960-1961, President of S.C.A. 1961- 1962, Vice President of Beta Club 1960-1961, Homeroom President 1959- 1960, President of Science Club 1959-1960, Treasurer of Science Club 1960- 1961, Manager of Varsity Football Team 1959-1960, Jr. Varsity Track Team 1959-1960, Interclass Basketball 1960. DOROTHY LOUISE ELICK— Pep Club 1958-1962, Glee Club 1960-1961, F.T.A. 1959-1961, Science Club 1960-1961, Homeroom Secretary 1961-1962, 4-H 1959- 1960, S.C.A. Alternate 1959-1960, Wilson Echo Staff 1961-1962. GEORGE STRONG ELKINS— Latin Club 1958-1959, J.V. Football 1959-1960, Var¬ sity Football 1960-1961, Pep Club 1960-1962, Secretary-Treasurer Home¬ room 1960-1961, Treasurer of Homeroom 1961-1962. KAY ELWOOD ELLINGER— Glee Club, F.H.A. PATRICIA ESTES— F.H.A. 1960-1961. FAYE CECILIA FARRAR— F.H.A. 1958-1959. RUFUS DOUGLAS FISHER— None. JEAN FITZGERALD— F.H.A. 1959-1962, F.T.A. 1960-1961, S.C.A. 1959-1961 (alternate), Secretary of Homeroom 1959-1960. LYNDA VIRGINIA FITZGERALD— None. MICHAEL EUGENE FITZGERALD— N one. REBECCA JEAN FITZGERALD —Homeroom Secretary 1958-1961, F.H.A. 1958- 1959, Glee Club 1959-1960. THOMAS LEE FLEISHER— None. SHERRY FOX— Annual Staff, Pep Club. JOSEPH OAKLEY FRANK— F.F.A. 1958-1962, Safety Club 1960-1962. VERNON R. FRAIZER —F.F.A. JACQUELINE ANNE FUNK— Glee Club 1958-1960, Pep Club 1958-1959, Vice President of Homeroom 1958-1959, Homeroom President 1959-1960. DONALD WILLIAM GALVIN— F F.A. 1958 1960 EDDIE GALVIN— F.F A 1958 1962. SHARON CLINE GARBER —F.T.A. 1958-1961, Science Club 1958-1960, Homeroom Secretary 1958-1959, Beta Club 1960-1962, F.H.A. 1960-1962. WAYNE EDWARD GARBER —Band 1957-1962, 4-H 1957-1962, Pep Club 1958- 1960, Beta Club 1959-1962, Science Club President 1960-1961. JACQUELYN MAE GARRETT— F.H.A. 1958-1962, Pep Club 1958-1962, Beta Club 1960- 1962, Glee Club 1960-1961, F.H.A. 1960-1961 (secretary), Pep Club Treasurer 1960-1961, J.V. Cheerleader 1958-1960, Captain 1959-1960, Co-captain 1961-1962, Varsity Cheerleader 1960-1962, Sweetheart Princess 1958-1959, S.C.A. 1958-1959, S.C.A. Alternate 1959-1960, President of Homeroom 1958-1959, Homeroom Vice President 1959-1960, Homeroom President 1960-1961, State F.H.A. Convention, Poetry Reading Forensic Meet 1959-1961, Football Princess 1961-1962, Interclass Basketball 1960- 1961, Senior Play. DAVID SAMUEL GEIMAN —S.C.A. Representative 1958-1959, F.F.A. 1958-1962, 163 SENIOR STATISTICS F.F.A. Vice President 1959-1960, B.A.R. President 1960-1962, S.C.A. Secre¬ tary 1960-1961, S.C.A. Chaplain 1960-1962, Junior Class President, Presi¬ dent of Senior Class, Band 1958-1959, Safety Club 1961-1962, Beta Club 1960- 1962, Beta Club Treasurer 1960-1961, Varsity Track 1961. SUSAN GOETZE N one. ANNA ELIZABETH GOCHENOUR —N one. CAROL FAYE GOCHENOUR— Pep Club 1958-1959, Latin Club 1958-1961, Beta Club 1960-1962, Mixed Ensemble 1961-1962, Glee Club 1958-1961, Home¬ room Vice President 1961-1962. KENNETH GRANT N one. WILEY SCOTT GREER— F T.A., Senior Play. LEONA REBECCA HARRIS— Band 1957-1962, Glee Club 1957-1958, Homeroom Treasurer 1957-1958, Homeroom Secretary 1959-1961, Homeroom Vice President 1961-1962, S.C.A. Representative 1959-1962, All State Band 1961- 1962, S.C.A. Alternate 1961-1962, F.H.A. President 1960-1961, F.H.A. 1958- 1962, State Vice President of F.H.A. 1960-1961, Queen of King and Queen Dance 1960-1961, Mixed Ensemble 1958-1959, Tennis Team 1959- 1960, Snow Queen 1961, Annual Staff 1958-1959, Girls State 1960, Junior Class Secretary, Senior Class Secretary, District Music Festival 1959. JEAN ERIS HARRIS— F.H.A., 1958-1959. HELEN VIRGINIA HART— Pep Club, Beta Club, Glee Club, S.C.A. Representative, F.H.A. President, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Latin Club. EMMA JEAN HAWPE— F.H.A. 1958-1961, Pep Club 1958-1959, Glee Club 1958- 1959. JUDY HEWITT— 4H Club 1958-1960, Glee Club 1959-1960, Homeroom Treasurer 1959- 1960, Spanish Club 1959-1961. SHIRLEY LOUISE HICKMAN— F T.A. 1958-1960, F.H.A. 1959-1960. OTIS IRVIN HINTON— None. PATRICIA ELLEN HITE— F.H.A. 1958-1962, Pep Club 1958-1962, Homeroom Presi¬ dent 1958-1960, Choral Club 1958-1960. MARY ELIZABETH HODGES— Band 1958-1960, Science Club 1958-1961, Echo Staff 1961-1962. TIFFANEY B. HULL— J.V. Track 1957-1959, Varsity Track 1958-1961, F.F.A. 1958- 1960, Senior Play 1961. SHARON GAY HULVEY— Band 1958-1962, Science Club 1958-1960, Pep Club 1958- 1960. BONNIE MORRIS HUMPHREY— None. SYLVIA JEAN HUMPHRIES— J.V. Basketball 1958-1959, F.T.A. 1959-1961, F.H.A. 1959- 1962, Beta Club 1960-1962, Glee Club 1958-1961, Annual Staff 1961- 1962. BUDDY GENE HUTCHENS— Band 1957-1962, Beta Club 1960-1961, 4-H 1957- 1962, Sergeant at Arms of 4-H Club 1960-1961, Science Club 1960-1962, Vice President of Science Club 1960-1962, S.C.A. Representative 1958-1959, 164 SENIOR STATISTICS Homeroom President 1961-1962, Band Staff 1959-1962, Band Commander 1961-1962, Safety Club 1957-1961, All-State Band 1959-1962, Homeroom Treasurer 1959-1960. SHIRLEY VIRGINIA JARVIS— Glee Club. GEORGE WILLIAM JOHNSON— Safety Club. JIMMY JOHNSON— None. MARY ANNE JOHNSON N one. JOYCE FAYE JONES— F.H.A. 1958-1962, Pep Club 1958-1962, Beta Club 1960- 1962, F.H.A. Historian 1960-1961, F.T.A. President 1961-1962, J.V. Cheer¬ leader 1959-1960, Varsity Cheerleader 1960-1962, Captain 1961-1962, Girls State 1961, Senior Play. SAUNA AMELIA KANAGY— Library Club 1958-1961. SYLVIA SAUNA KANAGY— Library Club 1958-1960, Glee Club 1960-1961. GARY ALLEN LAYNE— Pep Club 1958-1962, J.V. Basketball 1958-1960, J.V. Track 1958-1959, Beta Club 1960-1962. PATRICIA ANN LAYNE— F.T.A. 1959-1960, F.H.A. 1959-1960. FREDERICK PENCE LEACH— Glee Club 1958-1962. JUNE ELAINE LIGHTNER— F.H.A. 1958-1961, Pep Club 1958-1959, Science Club 1958-1959. VIRGINIA DIANE LILLY— Science Club 1957-1958, Latin Club 1958-1959, Spanish Club 1960-1961, 4-H Club 1957-1958, Glee Club 1957-1958. LINDA ANN LINK— Pep Club 1958-1962, Science Club 1958-1962, Latin Club 1958- 1962, Glee Club 1958-1962. BARBARA AGNES LIPES— F.H.A. 1957-1959, Glee Club 1957-1958, Latin Club 1959- 1960, Band 1959-1962, Echo Staff 1961-1962, Pep Club 1957-1959. LORETTA JEAN LIVICK— Glee Club, F.H.A. LEONARD EARL LOSH— None. FRED W. LOTTS— None. CARL JACKSON LUDWICK— Band 1958-1962, Safety Club 1960-1962. DOLLY JEAN MADISON— Annual Staff 1961-1962. WILLIAM ROBERT MALONE— Basketball 1961-1962, Track 1959-1962, Baseball 1959-1962, J.V. Basketball 1959-1960, J.V. Football 1959-1960. TERENCE ALTON MARSHALL— J.V. Track 1959-1960, Varsity Track 1961-1962. RALPH LARRY MARTIN —Homeroom President 1958-1962, J.V. Basketball 1958- 1960, Varsity Basketball 1960-1962, Beta Club 1960-1962, President of Beta Club 1961-1962. WILMA MARIE MARTIN— Science Club 1958-1960, Glee Club 1958-1959, Latin Club 1959-1962, Library Club 1959-1960, Beta Club 1960-1962. PATRICIA ANN MAWYER F.H.A. 1959-1960, Pep Club 1959-1960, D.E. Club 1961-1962. TOM PAYNE— Hi Y 1960-1961. WILLIAM HAYDEN PAYNE— Football 1959-1960, Chemistry Club 1960-1961, Hi-Y 1960-1961. 165 SENIOR STATISTICS BEVERLY JEAN PERL— F.H.A. 1959-1962, Homeroom Reporter 1961-1962, Echo Staff 1960-1961. LINDA LOU POOLE— Pep Club 1958-1959, 1960-1961, F.H.A. 1958-1962, Home¬ room President 1958-1959, S.C.A. Alternate 1958-1959, Homeroom Secre¬ tary 1959-1960, Annual Staff 1960-1962, Echo Staff 1961-1962. JOLLY LEE POTTER— Glee Club 1958-1959. ANN JOYCE POWELL —Echo Staff 1960-1961, Business Manager of Annual 1961-1962, F.T.A. 1961-1962, Homeroom President 1961-1962. JUDY QUICK— Annual Staff 1958-1960, Pep Club 1958-1961, F.H.A. 1958-1960, Beta Club 1960-1961, J.V. Cheerleader 1959-1960, S.C.A. Representative 1958- 1960. ANTHONY WAYNE RAINES— None. BETTY JEAN RAMSEY— Glee Club 1959-1961, F.H.A. 1959-1961, Homeroom Vice President 1960-1961, S.C.A. Representative 1961-1962. GLORIA JEAN RANKIN— F.H.A 1959-1960, Glee Club 1959-1960, Homeroom Secretary 1958-1959. TOMMY WALTON RANKIN— J.V. Football 1958-1959, J.V. Baseball 1958-1959, Varsity Football 1959-1962, Varsity Track 1960-1961, Homeroom President 1959- 1962, S.C.A. Representative 1960-1962, Junior Class Treasurer 1960- 1961, Pep Club 1961-1962. DON SIDNEY REID— Homeroom Vice President 1958-1960, Band 1958-1960, Echo Staff 1961-1962. RONALD G. RICHARD— None. LORETTA ANN RILEY— F.H.A. 1958-1960, F.T.A. 1958-1961, F.T.A. Treasurer, Echo Staff 1961-1962, Sports Editor of Annual Staff 1961-1962, Basketball 1958-1962. BARBARA GAYLE RITCHIE— Pep Club 1958-1961, F.H.A. 1958-1961, J.V. Cheer¬ leader 1959-1960, Interclass Basketball 1959-1961, S.C.A. Representative 1958-1959, Homeroom President 1958-1961. JOYCE ANNETTE ROADCAP— D.E. Club 1961-1962, D.E. Treasurer 1961-1962, F.H.A. 1957-1958, Interclass Basketball. BETTY JEAN ROBERTS— Glee Club 1958-1962, F.H.A. 1958-1962. MAXINE VIRGINIA ROBERTSON— None. PAULA MAXINE ROBERTSON— Glee Club, FAY CAROLYN ROSEN— Homeroom Vice President 1958-1959, Latin Club 1958- 1962, Glee Club 1958-1962, Beta Club 1960-1962, Mixed Ensemble 1960- 1962, All-State Chorus 1960-1961, Choir 1959-1962, S.C.A. Representative 1961-1962, Choral Department President 1961-1962, District Music Festival. MARY LEE ROWZIE— None. 166 SENIOR STATISTICS THELBERT SAMUEL SHIELDS —Latin Club 1958-1960, Science Club 1958-1961. ALLEN FRANKLIN SHIFFLET— F.F.A. 1958-1961, J.V. Football 1958-1959, J.V. Track 1958-1959, Safety Club 1961-1962, Audio-Visual Aids Club 1958- 1959. DOROTHY ANN SHORE— J.V. Basketball 1953-1954, Softball 1954, F.H.A. 1960- 1961. DONALD RAY SHOVER— F.F.A. 1958-1962, J.V. Track 1958-1959, Safety Club 1961-1962. TRAVIS WILLIAM SHOWALTER H omeroom Secretary and Treasurer 1960-1961. CLINTON EUGENE SHUEY— F.F.A. 1959-1962, Safety Club 1961-1962. LILLIAN ANN SHUEY— F.T.A. 1958-1960, Latin Club 1959-1961, Beta Club 1960- 1961. JAMES EDWARD SIMMONS— D.E. Club 1961-1962, Basketball Manager 1959- 1961, Safety Club 1960-1962. WILLIAM EDWARD SIPE— Safety Club, F.F.A. GENEVIEVE FRANCIS SMILEY— F.H.A. 1959-1961, Beta Club 1960-1961. FAY SMITH— Latin Club 1958-1962, Glee Club 1960-1962, Mixed Ensemble 1960-1961, Choral Dept. Secretary 1960-1961, Choir 1960-1961. SHIRLEY ANN SMITH— F.H.A. 1958-1961, Glee Club 1958-1962, D.E. Club 1961- 1962, S.C.A. Representative 1961-1962. SUE ANN SMITH— F.H.A. 1958-1961, Glee Club. DALE JACKSON SPROUSE— None. CONNIE STONE— F.H.A. 1959-1960, Glee Club 1960-1961. FRANCIS JOHNSON STOUT— F.F.A. 1959-1962, 4-H 1958-1960, S.C.A. Repre¬ sentative 1957-1958, J.V. Basketball 1957-1959, Varsity Basketball 1960- 1962. REBECCA JEAN STOVER— F.H.A. 1958-1962, Glee Club 1960-1962, Pep Club 1958-1959, Choir 1961-1962, Mixed Ensemble 1961-1962, Wilson Choir Treasurer 1961-1962, Homeroom Treasurer 1958-1959, Sophomore Class Secretary, S.C.A. Representative 1960-1961. AVIS V. SUTHERLAND— Safety Club. GLORIA SUTTON— F.H.A. 1958-1962, F.H.A. Vice President 1961-1962, Glee Club 1958- 1962, Interclass Basketball 1958-1961. JUDY KAYE SWATS— Pep Club 1958-1960, F.H.A. 1958-1960, 4-H Club 1958, Safety Club 1959-1960, Latin Club 1958, S.C.A. Representative 1959-1960. REBECCA ALICE SWEET— N one. ELMER FRANKLIN TANKSLEY— None. GARY WAYNE TANKSLEY— J.V. Football 1958-1959, J.V. Track, Varsity Track, Varsity Football 1959-1960, Interclass Basketball 1958-1961. CHARLES FRANKLIN TATE— Baseball 1960-1961, Safety Club 1960-1961. HAROLD WAYNE TEMPLETON— J.V. Baseball 1958-1960, Interclass Basketball 1959- 1960, Varsity Baseball 1960-1962. HERBERT EDWIN TERRELL —Homeroom President 1958-1960, F.F.A. 1958-1962, Safety Club 1961-1962. 167 SENIOR STATISTICS RAY WINTERS THOMAS— N one. WANDA SUE THOMAS —Homeroom Secretary 1958-1959, Homeroom President 1959-1960, Glee Club 1958-1959, Pep Club 1958-1959, Annual Staff 1959- 1960, Latin Club 1960-1962. THOMAS ALOYSINS TRACY— Latin Club 1958-1962, Beta Club 1959-1962, Safety Club 1959-1960. LINDA SUE TRAINUM —F.H.A. 1958-1962, S.C.A. Representative 1958-1960, Pep Club 1958-1961, J.V. Cheerleader 1959-1960, Glee Club 1958-1960. VICTOR LEE TRUXELL— F.F.A. 1958-1962, Track 1958-1962, Football 1961-1962, Homeroom Vice President 1960-1961, Assistant Sentinel of F.F.A. 1960- 1961, NANCY JANE VANFOSSEN— Glee Club 1959-1960, Beta Club 1960-1962, Chap¬ lain of Homeroom 1961-1962, Wilson Choir 1961-1962. JANE BALDWIN VANLEAR— Pep Club 1958-1961, F.H.A. 1958-1961, S.C.A. Rep¬ resentative 1958-1959, Homeroom President 1959-1960, Beta Club 1961- 1962, Homeroom Secretary 1960-1961, Annual Staff 1961-1962. PAUL H. WEBSTER— Interclass Basketball 1959-1962, D.E. Club 1961-1962. JANET LOUISE WELCHER N one. ROGER LEE WELCHER— D.E. Club 1961-1962. SANDRA CORNELL WEST —Latin Club 1957-1960, Pep Club 1958-1960, Science Club 1960-1961, Annual Staff 1960-1962, Beta Club 1960-1962, Editor of Annual Staff 1961-1962. CONNIE JANE WETZEL —Homeroom Secretary 1958-1959, Science Club 1959- 1960, Glee Club 1960-1961, Latin Club 1960-1962, Beta Club 1960-1961, Secretary of Beta Club 1961-1962. JOHN FRANCIS WETZEL —Homeroom Secretary 1958-1959, Homeroom President 1959-1962, J.V. Basketball 1959-1960, J.V. Track 1958-1959, Varsity Bas¬ ketball 1960-1962, Varsity Track 1960-1962, Beta Club 1960-1962, Pep Club President 1961-1962, Band 1958-1960, S.C.A. Second Vice President 1959- 1960. FRED MORRISON WHEELER— Homeroom President 1958-1959, 4-H Club 1957- 1960, Safety Club 1960-1961, Safety Club President 1961-1962, F.F.A. 1960- 1962. JAMES WHEELER— Safety Club 1959-1961. RICHARD WHITMORE— 4-H Club 1958-1961, Glee Club 1959-1961, Band 1958- 1961, Pep Club 1958-1960, Choir 1959-1960, All State Band 1959-1960, All State Choir 1961-1962. REBECCA ANN WOOD— F.H.A. 1958-1961, Glee Club 1960-1961. SHARYN WOOD —Freshman Class Secretary, Glee Club 1959-1962, Latin Club 1960-1962, F.H.A. 1959-1960, Pep Club 1959-1960, Homeroom Secretary 1960-1961. ANN WRIGHT —N one. HILDA MARIE WRIGHT F.H.A. 1958-1959. LIST OF ADVERTISERS Almarode Esso .206 A. R. Hull. Motors .197 Arnold’s, Inc.203 Ast Hardware Co.197 Augusta Block Incorporated .190 Augusta Cleaners and Tailors .201 Augusta Dairies, Inc. .186 Augusta Motors .206 Augusta National Bank .184 Augusta St. Shell Service Station .206 Barth Weinberg Co.194 Barton Motors .197 Beardsworth Grocery .200 Beverly Book Co.195 Biff-Burger .178 Howard Moving Storage .204 Branum Paint Decorating Co.205 Brock Davis .204 Brooks Body Works .206 By-Pass Gulf Station .206 Callison Co.198 C P Telephone Co.175 C. L. 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LUMBER — MILLWORK Waynesboro, Virginia BUILDING SUPPLIES AST HARDWARE COMPANY, INC. FRED’S T. V. and RADIO SERVICE PAINTS, POWER TOOLS, BUILDING MATERIALS PHONE WH 2-8097 102 West Beverley St. Staunton, Virginia 109 Arcli Street Waynesboro, Virginia Compliments of Compliments of C. L. BOOTH BARTON MOTORS, INC. Distributor of Texaco Products Your Rambler Dealer Dial: TU 6-7021 — TU 6-6135 323 N. Central Ave. Staunton, Va. Staunton, Va. Dial TU 6-1324 197 SMITH’S ESSO SERVICE C. A. (Red) Vigar Greenville Ave. and Coalter St. Staunton, Va. Dial TU 6-9734 Compliments Of McCRORY’S 19 W. Beverley Staunton, Va. ! Phone TU 6-6815 j WOODWARD’S CLEANERS J. J. NEWBERRY CO. The home of beautiful cleaning Your One Stop For Pick-up and Delivery Dial TU 6-1525 Shopping Center 10 South Market Street In Waynesboro Staunton, Va. FARMERS and Your Student Accident MERCHANTS BANK Insurance Is W ritten of Staunton Through This Agency “The Friendly Bank CALUSON CO., Main Office—1 West Beverley St. INC. DRIVE-IN BANK 12 S. Market St. 833 Springliill Road Phone TU 5-0823 Member of F. D. . C. Staunton, irginia Compliments of Compliments of GARST’S, !NC. J. G. GARAGE 514 W. Main St. Stuarts Draft, Va. Waynesboro, Va. Phone TU 6-5027 198 STARLITE SKATE ARENA Fishersville, Va. Skating Tues., Thurs., Sunday 7-10 Sat. Mat. 1-4 — Sun. Mat. 2-5 Mon. Wed. reserved for Church Civic Groups For Information Call WH 2-0592 DAIRY RITE DRIVE-IN Welcomes You 346 Greenville Avenue Staunton, Virginia Phone TU 6-0435 KLOTZ BROTHERS Compliments of IRON.METALS HIDES ... . WOOLS . . . FURS Corner Lewis St. and Middlebrook Ave. Staunton, Virginia Phone TU 6-2411 HAMILTON-COOK HARDWARE North Wayne Avenue Waynesboro, Virginia LYNDHAVEN WAYNE MOTOR FLORIST CORP. CHRYSLER 319 West Main Street PLYMOUTH Waynesboro, Virginia WH 2-8389 VALIANT GMC TRUCK 105 W. Main St. WH 2-8129 Compliments of FISHBURNE’S HENRY FUNERAL DRUG STORE HOME Staunton, Virginia Waynesboro, Virginia 199 MOWEN OPTICIANS EARL J. DOWNS free-lance JOHN C. MOWEN photographer Dial WH 2-8697 113 S. Wayne Avenue Waynesboro, A irginia TEL. 886-3597 Dial 6-6535 staunton, va. 113 Fourth Street, N. E. Charlottesville, Virginia HOLLIDAY’S SHOE STORE “ESTABLISHED 1877“ Phone TU 5-3241 Office, WH 3-4376 — Res., WH 2-4221 JAMES L JORDAN SPECIAL AGENT The Prudential Insurance Co. of America First National Bank Building—Waynesboro, Va. Compliments of G. W. SPECKS GROCERY Staunton, Virginia 308 N. Commerce Ave. Staunton, Va. HOLT’S CHINA, GIFTS , Compliments of BEARDSWORTH BROS. 15 Hampton Street, Staunton, Va. TU 6-9895 HOUSEWARES Compliments of Staunton, Virginia DAVIS CUT RATE 200 THE FIRST CONGRATULATIONS to the NATIONAL BANK GRADUATING CLASS aynesboro, Va. 11 Iren You re A way From Home Member ' FD1C and Keep In Touch By Telephone Federal Reserve Systran WAYNESBORO ' S (m ml COMMUNITY BANK SINCE 1899 Always a friendly welcome at MAIN OFFICE Main and Wayne PARKETTE RESTAURANT DRIVE-IN BRANCH 1415 V. Main St. Compliments of For the Time of Day WAYNESBORO FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Dial WH 2-1121 LOAN ASSOCIATION Compliments of “The Home of EAST AUGUSTA MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Staunton, Virginia Better Values” WHITMORE S SINCLAIR SERVICE 606 Middlebrook Ave. LEGGETT’S PHONE TU 6-3758 DEPARTMENT Compliments of AUGUSTA CLEANERS STORE, INC. AND TAILORS MEMBER OF NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CLEANING DYEING Waynesboro, Virginia 534 W. Main St. COMPLETE FUR SERVICE Waynesboro, Virginia 201 COMPLIMENTS OF THE DO NUT DINETTE Waynesboro, Virginia SWANNANOA GOLF COURSE ON THE PARKWAY PLAY GOLF IN THE CLOUDS Waynesboro, Virginia 20 Degrees Cooler Compliments of DIXIE GAS CORPORATION Verona, Virginia Compliments of VERONA HARDWARE Verona, Virginia JARMAN’S INCORPORATED COMPLETE OFFICE PLANNING SERVICE Stationery — Furniture — Systems 133 N. Wayne Avenue Waynesboro, Virginia WHitehall 2-9425 Compliments of VARIETY STORE Stuarts Draft, Virginia FOR BETTER LOOKS LOOK FOR LANE’S BARBER SHOP 1 22 V 2 S. Wayne Avenue Waynesboro, Virginia DURHAM’S CERTIFIED WATCH and JEWELRY REPAIR WARREN G. DURHAM, Proprietor 16 N. Central Ave. Staunton, Virginia HARNERS AUTO EXCHANGE, INC Waynesboro Rd. Staunton, Virginia AUTHORIZED VOLVO DEALER also Featuring Gold Seal Cars STAUNTON SPORT SHOP YOUR SPORTS FLTNqUARTERS Baseball Fishing Softball Skiing Football Ice Skating Basketball Archery Track Golf Boxing Tennis ° Badminton Games of all kinds Trophies Across from the Visulite 2 02 HYMAN’S WAYNESBORO PAINT STORE 4 11 W. Main Street 134 N. Wayne Ave. Waynesboro, Virginia Waynesboro, Virginia Dial WH 3-3426 Phone WH 2-8283 WHITE’S FASHION CENTER Compliments of COMPLETE DEPARTMENT STORE THE MAN’S SHOP BETTER BRAND MERCHANDISE 510 Main St. Waynesboro, Virginia 417 West Main Street Waynesboro, Virginia MEADOWS ARNOLD’S, INC. MAYTAG COMPANY DISTINCTIVE WOMEN S APPAREL 327 W. Main Street MAYTAG APPLIANCES Waynesboro, Virginia Sales and Service 202 Arch Avenue COLE’S T. V. AND GIFTS Waynesboro, Va. PHILCO T. V. and APPLIANCES ! PHONE WH 3-6266 Factory Supervised Supply Compliments of MARY ANN’S STAUNTON PAINT WALL PAPER CO., INC. BEAUTY SHOP COMPLETE LINE OF ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Complete Beauty Washers Freezers Refrigerators Electric Ranges Service Motorola Radios and Televisions Gas Appliances Glass Lined Rex Water Heaters EXPERIENCED Visit Our Showroom and See Our Complete Line of Appliances OPERATORS TERMS UP TO 36 MOS. FINANCED 15 Y US For More Information For Appointment— Dial TU 6-9993 DIAL WH 2-9419 FREE PARKING Fishersville, Va. 120 S. Lewis St. — O i Blocks South of Beverley St. 203 STOP AT THE HOBBY SHOP MRS. RALPH DUTTON 20 N. New Street Staunton, Virginia BROCK DAVIS BUILDING and MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS P. O. Box 584, Waynesboro, Virginia Phone WH 2-8319 HERSHEY TIRE CO. FOUNDED ON THE GOLDEN RULE Tires For Every Size Vehicle Recapping, Wheel Balancing, Farm Tire Service ALL TIRES FULLY GUARANTEED 608-612 N. Augusta St., Staunton, Va. VISULITE THEATRE STAUNTON ' S ONLY THEATRE OPERATING CONTINUOUS SHOWS DAILY 12 N. Augusta Street, Staunton, Virginia Compliments of ELLEN DALE SHOP 34 N. Central Ave. Staunton, Va. CROWLE and COMPANY Successors to Sproul and Crowle GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY Masonic Temple Building, Staunton, Virginia Phone TU 6-3231 ROCKET RESTAURANT INVITES YOU TO ENJOY THE FINEST FOOD COOKED BY RADAR Route 1 1 Greenville Avenue Staunton, Virginia WAYNESBORO DINER Waynesboro, Virginia CHARLES H. TRUSLOW, owner Phone WH 2-9942 SCHMID’S PRINTERY EUREKA BRAND Book and Commercial Printing BINDING.ENGRAVING ICE CREAM—BUTTER— MILK 124 East Beverley Street STAUNTON Staunton, Va.—Phone TU 6-9261 “Printers of the Wilson Echo CREAMERY, INC. BOWARD MOVING STORAGE, INC. Commerce Road Staunton, Virginia Packing , Crating , Storage Where-Ever Smart Dressers Meet — All You Hear Is Rv MOVING TO AND FROM ANYWHERE 18 S. Augusta St. Call TU 6-9904 Staunton, Virginia 204 PROGRESS WITH BRANUM PAINT PROGRESSIVE MUSIC STUDIO 21 E. Frederick TU 6-5733 DECORATING CO. 134 N. Wayne Avenue Waynesboro, Virginia MacDIARMID OFFICE SUPPLY CO. STATIONERS OFFICE OUTFITTERS Dial TU 5-0254 — 7 W. Frederick Street Staunton, Virginia THE HUMPHRIES PRESS, INC. CUSTOM and COMMERCIAL PRINTING 722 E. Main St. — Phone WH 2-5111 Waynesboro, Virginia Compliments of the LILLY’S AMOCO SERVICE G H RESTAURANT Rt. 250 Waynesboro, Virginia “GRAND CENTRAL STATION” Broad St. and Wayne Ave., Waynesboro, Va Fast Pickup Delivery—Tel. WH 2-9404 The Home of “Choice” Cars — Any Make or Model OBAUGH-McCHESNEY MOTORS, INC. 404 Greenville Avenue — TU 6-1886 Staunton, Virginia WAYNE OXYGEN WELDING SUPPLY CO., INC. Charlottesville, Va. 814 E. Market St. Dial 2-2334 HOME OFFICE—1022 W. Main Street Dial WH 2-8984 — Waynesboro, Virginia Staunton, Va. (Staunton Machine Works) 150 Greenville Ave. — Dial TU 6-3211 Compliments Compliments of HAMRICK FLOWER SHOP 1 5 W. Frederick Street of Staunton, Virginia STRADER MAX MIX BEAUTY SHOP DIAL TU 6-9561 1 17 W. Frederick Street Staunton, Virginia and CO. PLANTERS BANK 5 S. Market St. TRUST CO. Across Augusta St. from the Court House Staunton, Virginia Member F.D.I.C. Staunton, Virginia OUR BUSINESS IS PERSONAL SERVICE TO FIT YOUR NEEDS Phone TU 6-3447 205 THE PEOPLE’S PHARMACY, INC. “PROFESSIONALLY CORRECT” Phone WH 3-8426 — 1544 W. Main Street Waynesboro, Virginia COUNTRY GAS COMPANY Telephone TU 6-1641 409 W. Beverley St. Staunton, Va. PEGGY’S BARBER SHOP 604 East Main Waynesboro, Virginia Phone WH 2-9442 Compliments of GLENNA’S BEAUTY SALON Verona, Virginia ? Compliments of BY PASS GULF Waynesboro, Virginia Phone WH 2-1272 Compliments of ROSEN’S GROCERY Middlebrook, Va. j GROSSMAN’S Compliments of ■ Waynesboro, Virginia BROOKS BODY WORKS Stuarts Draft, Va. DISTINCTIVE WOMEN ' S APPAREL Phone TU 6-5807 | Compliments of AUGUSTA STREET Compliments of ALMARODE ESSO SHELL SERVICE STATION Stuarts Draft, Virginia TU 6-7504 AUGUSTA MOTOR SALES, INC. “YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER” Staunton, Va. Compliments of ENGLEMAN HARDWARE COMPANY Stuarts Draft, Virginia Compliments of ELCO HOME IMPROVEMENT 1646 W. Beverley TU 6-0634 Compliments of CLIFF’S GARAGE Stuarts Draft, Virginia TU 6-3977 Compliments of STAUNTON TASTEE-FREEZ RHEA ESSO SERVICENTER 704 Greenville Avenue Staunton, Virginia 2207 W. Beverley Phone TU 6-9840 206 ROWE’S STEAK HOUSE WAYNESBORO ROAD STAUNTON, VIRGINIA AUTOGRAPHS 207 WILSON’S HIGH-HITTING HORNETS This sensation team ran up an impressive string of 23 consecutive vic¬ tories—enough to bring home the second place trophy for state-wide Group II play. This picture shows John Wetzel and Charles Vette receiving the coveted District V Trophy. Wilson was made doubly proud when our cheerleaders made it two in one night winning the District V cheerleading crown. 208 V ' I 1 4 ■ r r n aA bJ V yfjy f) V t ' qA V ' -Y r V ;x ?■ ’V- P-. P ' P r iy.-vwmt ' rtyK ' MflMmmwniEHMinwiliifina 4 AUGUSTA COUNTY LIBRARY MM