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

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The Wilson Faculty MR. CLAREN H. BATSON MRS. MILDRED S. BLACK MRS. ALICE K. BROOKER MR. ANGELO CACCIAPAGLIA Mr. Batson, who lives at Fishersville, has attended Salem College, V.P.I., W. Va. U., and U. Va., and has an A.B. De¬ gree. He teaches Industrial Arts I II. Mrs. Black is Guidance Coordinator and teaches English 12. She has an A.B. Degree from Concord College and has done graduate work at U. Va. and Madison. She is 11th and 12th grade counselor. Mrs. Brocker lives in Waynesboro and teaches 9th and 10th grade Physical Education. She is a graduate of Madison Col¬ lege. Mr. C , who teaches Science 9 and Biology, hails from Staunton. He attended U. Va. where he is now doing gradu¬ ate work. MRS. PHYLLIS C. CAMPBELL MR. FRANK CARR Mrs. Campbell is a graduate of Berea College. She is an English major and is now teaching English 11 and Advanced ' ‘Comp. Mr. Carr, who now hails from Crimora, came to us from East Tennessee State where he was awarded a B.S. Degree. This year he is teaching Math 8, 9 and 12. MR. AL CLEVELAND MRS. NANCY W. COOK Coach Cleveland is head basketball coach, directs transporta¬ tion and teaches 9th grade Physical Education. He has attended Bridgewater, U. Va., and Madison College. Mrs. Cook is one of the members of a husband-wife team teaching at Wilson. She attended Glenville State Teachers Col¬ lege where she received an A.B. Degree. She is teaching Eng¬ lish 9 and 10 as well as working on an M.A. She was Senior piay director this year. A Creative English Class is also under hjr supervision. MR. JAMES L. COOK MRS. VIRGINIA O. CRUTE Mr. ' Jim ' ' makes his home on the Wilson grounds. His home is made up of Mrs. ' ' and “Storm , a huge German police dog. Mr. ' ' Jim is working on a Master ' s Degree from U. Va. and teaching Science and Algebra I. Mrs. Crute is an 8th grade counselor and an Algebra I teacher. She has attended Marion and Madison Colleges. MISS LOUISE DIEHL MR. SIDNEY L. DRIVER, JR. Miss Diehl is the power behind the throne. She is Mr. Monger’s secretary and head of the school office. She can always give the right answer to the many questions she is asked in a day and always answers with a smile. Mr. Driver, who is an eligible bachelor, teaches Science 9, and Physics. He has a B.A. and an M.S. Degree and taught last summer at Madison College. 8

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Wilson Memorial High School Administration As the school year of 1962- 63 draws to a close, Wilson Memorial proudly views the fifth year with Mr. Hubert W. Monger, principal, a capable leader who under¬ stands youth and their numer¬ ous problems in a whirlwind, pressured society. These past five years have been filled with concern, understanding and achievement for Wilson, and for each in¬ dividual student and teacher. It is the hope of all Wil- sonites that Mr. Monger will continue in his present posi¬ tion during the years to come as Wilson continues its prog¬ ress in education. ' Ou r standards are set; our goal is in view, and our leader is in charge. ' ’ MR. HUBERT W. MONGER Our Assistant Principal and Athletic Director is a very busy person—taking care of his administrative duties and planning a well balanced, interesting and educational program for all students from the 8th through the 12 grades. Mr. Booker has unselfishly and willingly given his time and efforts to the develop¬ ment and improvement of Wilson ' s athletic program. The welfare and good of the students are always topside in his planning. We hope Mr. Booker will continue as Assistant Principal and Director of Athletics for many more years. MR. A. BROOKS BOOKER 7

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The Wilson Faculty MR. C. FRANKLIN DRUMHELLER MR. NORMAN L. DULANEY Bridgewater College awarded Mr. Drumheller his A.B. Degree after he graduated from Wilson. He is unmarried but ' look¬ ing when he isn ' t teaching American History, Government or counselling 10th grade students in the Guidance Department. This is Mr. Dulaney ' s first year teaching Science 8 and 9. Army Reserve takes up part of his spare time but he finds time to be with his wife ana daughter at their home in Waynesboro. He is a graduate of Salem College. MISS ANNA PAULINE DUTTON MRS. ELIZABETH EAST Miss Dutton spent this past summer traveling in Europe and reports a wonderful trip. She is introducing wonderful new dishes in her Home Economics classes this year. She received her B.S. Degree from Radford College and is now doing gradu¬ ate work at U. Va. Mrs. East, who lives in Waynesboro, is doing graduate work from the U. Va. She received her B.A. Degree from Bridge- water College and this year is teaching English 8 and 9. MISS LILLIAN W. EISENBERG MRS. CAROLYN B. FITZGERALD MISS HAZEL GARLAND MR. LARRY V. GOCHENOUR Miss Eisenberg is one of the teachers who began teaching at Wilson when it was born in 1947. She has taught all college bound students since then as she teaches Algebra II, Plane Solid Geometry, and Introduction to College Math. She attended Mary Baldwin College and has done graduate work at U. Va. Mrs. Fitzgerald drives a bright red Chevrolet from Waynesboro each day. She graduated from Wesleyan College and is married and the mother of a young daughter. She teaches English 8 and 9 in A 601Z. Miss Garland, whose home is in Buchanan, has an apartment on the Wilson grounds. She loves to play bridge and does so when she isn ' t grading Math 8 and 9 papers. She has been in school at Radford, Madison, Roanoke Colleges and U. Va. Mr. Gochenour does not have a homeroom this year and teaches Typing I. After school and on Saturdays he can always be found behind the counter at Leggett ' s in Waynesboro. He attended Bridgewater and Madison Colleges and earned a B.S. Degree. MISS GLORIA L. GREGORY MR. N. C. GUYNN Nurse Gregory is another Wilson graduate who returned to teach Practical Nursing at her Alma Mater after attending school at Mary Baldwin College and the Medical College of Virginia, where she received her B.S. in Nursing Education. She also is school nurse and dispenses aspirin and toothache medicine to the needy. Mr. Guynn, who lives right outside the gates of Wilson, is an alumnus of Emory Henry College, V.P.I., and U. Va. He has an M.Ed. Degree from U. Va. and is the Vocational Agriculture instructor. He is chairman of the Wilson faculty this year. MR. JESSIE B. HAMILTON MRS. VICTORIA HARRIS Mr. Hamilton is with us for his first year after teaching at Fishersville Elementary School. He is a quiet mannered man who is teaching Social Studies 8 and World Geography. He has a daughter in the 9th grade here at Wilson. He has attended East Tennessee State, R.P.I., and U. Va. Mrs. Harris is married to a former Wilson student and lives in Staunton, on Baylor Street. She has a B.S. Degree in Ed. and is teaching 1 class of Science 8 and 5 classes of Biology. Madison and Radford were her colleges. 9