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

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The Administration MR. HUBERT W. MONGER Principal “An inquiring mind built for him a great future.” Mr. Booker, you have served Wilson with dignity, care and insight and have made our athletic program one of which we can be proud. To learn to lose with dignity when we have done our best is a lesson you have taught us well and one we shall never forget. Each day you have given unselfishly of your knowledge, time and energy to make our lives worthwhile. ‘‘Goodbye and you'll be hearing from us in the future’’. W | [ p RY He serves not self, but y all humanity.” Mr. Monger, you have challenged us to seek and grasp difficult subjects that will bring benefits and lasting enjoyment to our lives. The high standards you have set for yourself and for us have been a worthy challenge to us. You have shown us through under- standing and friendship how best to live and serve in this wonderful land of ours. From those of us who are leaving these halls we say Adieu’ and ‘'Many thanks”. “ A 4 ) a4 y % ¢ oc x Lt a L y, Ae ne tL VE oie a MR. A. BROOKS BOOKER Assistant Principal and Athletic Director

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The Augusta County School Administration Superintendent of Director of Augusta County Schools Instruction MR. HUGH K. CASSELL MR. S. GORDON STEWART Members of the Augusta County School Board Che Gr Daytoncd od gesiemss necesita eee ee Beverley Manor District Drew Ls Boyd; dts Raat aren osechecs eee ted ae eee ee eee South River District Farle DP El Ory c25.5) bg tees Wien tern CONN ete sae eee ee Middle River District We Wi cASH DY? fleeces Pa eric 4c 6 ast te ek Reena eer eee neers Pastures District ob s§ Co HOr in niches Section p Seige ie oh aa ace a North River District S. Fs McClure}: Jr se rsm cc) oe ten epee ec Riverheads District Members of the Supervisory and Administrative Staffs Drei Se DE AH iis os ewer a ol eae ete eg see ee General Supervisor RolpheB 2 OOtCn sae sees Director of Transportation, Attendance Officer Cy James Vriairisom alleys ck cea: eer ery eter ee Visiting Teacher Martin Coad Ud y§ s aisseie eae cree see High School Supervisor McClelland (MN Gray (eee eee ee Coordinator Vocational Education Miss “Eliza? CHristicn sects er cette eee ee Clerk of the Board Miss. Jessie:ls2 DoOme sissew. ic. calerge tee ata eam a Secretary Mrs, . DeannasP2, Smiley oes sagas mcrae tee ise Secretary Miss Judith. Dennison ace 5 Ae a de Account Clerk Best wishes for a happy and long retirement to Miss Avice Roane and Mr. O. S. Crute, who have both served the County for many years. They are missed by all.

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The 1963-64 Wilson Faculty ; é MR. PAUL AUSHERMAN MR. CLAREN H. BATSON Mr. Ausherman, who comes to us from Bridgewater College, lists ‘The Post’’ as his home. He is busily engaged in coaching the debaters when he isn't taking surveys in his Social Problems classes, Mr. Batson has been at Wilson since 1947 and has been teach- ing Ind. Arts all these years. Right now he is busy studying at UVa. for his MA Degree. MRS. ALICE K. BROOKER MR. ANGELO CACCIAPAGLIA Swimming and sewing occupy Mrs. Brooker when teaching Physical Education and Health to 9th and students at WMHS. She is a Madison College graduate. she isn't 10th grade Mr. C., as he is affectionately called, is a native Stauntonian and a UVA graduate. Photography is his hobby but those who have him for Biology think that is his hobby. MRS. NANCY COOK MR. JAMES COOK UVA will be conferring an MA on Mrs. Cook this summer. As teacher of the Creative English class and English 10, 11 you would think she would stay busy but she found time to do much of the dramatic coaching this year. Glenville State College claims her as a graduate. Yes, these two Cooks are a husband happy we are to have them at WMHS. Mr. Cook has served as faculty chairman this year and when he isn't pouring science and math into students’ heads he is doing further studying or training that monster of a dog, ‘'Storm. ' and wife team. How 10 MR. E. R. BERRY MRS. MILDRED S. BLACK A Lynchburg College graduate, Mr. Berry is teaching World and American History. He is a real tennis player—any of you stars want to challenge him? Guidance Coordinator, HORNET'S NEST sponsor and English 12 keep this lady quite busy. During her leisure time you may find her taking graduate courses at Madison. MR. MARTIN L. CLINE Coach Cleveland has had his ups and downs with basketball and baseball teams since he has been at WMHS. He is also head man when it comes to bus transportation; this doesn't leave much time for hunting and fishing which he likes very much. MR. C. AL CLEVELAND Mr. Cline has come back home as he graduated from WMHS in 1953. He is a graduate of Bridgewater College and is now doing graduate work at Madison. He says he loves to garden and care for animals when he has the time. MRS O. S. CRUTE MISS LOUISE DIEHL This new math is certainly fascinating to Mrs. Crute and she is having a bafll teaching it for the first time this year. She is an expert bridge player and has taken up golf so she can challenge her golf-playing husband. Mrs. Crute is 8th grade counselor and a faithful member of the WMHS faculty. Without this vital person the school would not be the same. She holds forth in the office and runs it effectively and efficiently. With all the students, teachers and administrators problems, she never is impatient or unkind. A real gem in a good setting.