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

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The 1963-64 MR. SIDNEY L. DRIVER, JR. Physics and Chemistry keep Mr. Driver on the move when his ‘58 Plymouth doesn't. He earned his B.S. from Bridgewater and his M.S. from UVa. He also lives on ‘'The Post.’ This lively young Social Studies teacher and 11th grade counse- lor has two main hobbies—-a girl friend and cars. This year he found time from issuing absentee passes, to coach the senior play. All in all—he'’s a busy Bridgewater graduate and WMHS alumnus. MR. JAMES T. DUTTON MRS. J. GROVER EAST This new, young and quiet English teacher graduated from UVa. with honors and received his M.A. from Harvard University. Last summer he roamed the countryside of the British Isles and this delightful experience has made his English literature come alive in his classes. Collecting coins and traveling are the hobbies of this lady who teaches English 8 and 9. She lives in Waynesboro and is a Bridgewater graduate. MR. LARRY V. GOCHENOUR MISS GLORIA L. GREGORY all day long but in his out of Mr. Gochenour teaches Typing | full school hours he works at Leggett’'s in Waynesboro ... . day's work for anyone! Infirmary caretaker and Practical Nursing instructor—that is for Miss Gregory, a WMHS graduate, who received her B.S. from the Medical College of Virginia. A pretty and efficient nurse! Wilson Faculty MR. C. FRANKLIN DRUMHELLER 11 MISS LILLIAN W. EISENBERG MISS PAULINE DUTTON MR. NORMAN L. DULANEY Dulaney isn't busy teaching Science or leading the he is acting as father and companion to his insisted this young When Mr. Pep Club activities, young son. Sorry--last year we son was a daughter. Salem College awarded him his degree. Miss Dutton, F.H.A. sponsor, spends her leisure time reading and cooking. She is also doing graduate work which takes up quite a bit of her time. She is one of the friendliest and most fun-loving teachers on our faculty. MISS HAZEL W. GARLAND This dynamic teacher, although she is short in stature, she is long in wit and math knowledge. It has been reported she even likes math problems for dessert. A math wizard and a beloved teacher at Wilson. A very versatile teacher who is teaching English but who last year taught math is Miss Garland. She has attended Roanoke, Madison and Radford Colleges, as well as UVA. MR. JESSE B. HAMILTON MR. N. C, GUYNN Gardening and agriculture are especially interesting to Mr. Guynn—because that is what he teaches. Mr. Guynn attended Emory and Henry College, received his B.S. from VPI and his M.A. from UVa. An alumnus of East Tennessee State College, UVa. and R.P.I., Mr. Hamilton is now teaching social studies and has taken the job of National Honor Society sponsor. He is interested in Foren- sics and serves as one of the coaches.

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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.

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The 1963-64 Wilson Faculty MR. C. ALAN HINER MR. B. G. HEATWOLE A graduate of VPI, Mr. Hiner in addition to teaching math, coaches JV basketball and baseball. Teaching runs in his family, as his wife is an elementary teacher, but he still finds time for hunting and fishing. Target shooting and reading are the hobbies of our French and English teacher. Mr. Heatwole is a graduate of Hampden- Sydney College and makes his home in Staunton. MISS MARGARET HOLLAND MISS BETSY L. HUMPHRIES Ninth grade guidance counselor, Varsity cheerleader coach, Eng- lish and Spanish teacher all fit Miss Holland. Good music, sports and well, what would you think are the pastime activities of this attractive teacher? Is she a teacher or student? Young, attractive and efficient describe her. Madison claims her as a graduate but she makes her home in Vesuvius and drives each day to WMHS where she teaches Math 8, 9, and 12. Ae MRS. IDA V. LOYD MRS. VIOLET H. MABRY A newcomer to our midst. Mrs. Loyd a graduate of VPI, teaches Math 8 and 12 but still can find time for her famiy who like to go camping. Knitting is also a specialty of hers. Mary Washington College awarded Mrs. Mabry her B.S. degree, Two small children take most of her time but she usually can find time to read. She teaches Senior English and American His- tory and holds down a Senior homeroom, 12 MRS. VICTORIA HARRIS Shenandoah Conservatory claims Mr. Hill as a graduate. He is band director of the high school and elementary schools’ bands of the Wilson feeder schools. He is a very busy man but he still finds time to get outdoors and enjoy nature. MR. W. A. HILL, JR. The only lady tea cher in the science department is Mrs. Har- ris. She attended Radford where she received her B.S. and later married a former Wilson graduate. MISS RAMONA JOHNSON MRS. LAURA KESSEL There is always fun and action as well as studying going on where you find this young ‘'Northerner'’ who likes being a ‘Southerner.'' She serves as 10th grade guidance counselor and teaches English and ‘‘Adv. Comp.’ This is Mrs. Kessel's first year as Choral Director but we have known her for some time as her daughters have attended school at Wilson. She is a graduate of Shenandoah Conservatory and now divides her time with the high school and Fishersville -and Wilson Elementary Schools. MISS M. ANNETA MEEK MR. EDWARD B,. MELTON, JR. This lady librarian is always ready and willing to help in any way she can . and always with a smile. She obtained her B.S. from Madison and hopes to get her ‘‘Masters’' before long. Grottoes is Mr. Melton's home and he drives to and from Wil- son each day to teach Science 8 and 9. Woodworking, electronics equipment and astronomy are all hobbies of his. Mr. Melton is a newcomer and has attended Bridgewater, Madison, and Texas Wes tern,