Woodstock High School - Pillar Yearbook (Woodstock, VA)

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IIEIIIIJATIO Z ,lf .23 W . 'Wiki-tzrsili , '-'. ii. R 115- 252' it A r r i.s. ,,i:32, - ..., if .V rryy . '..-. smrxigfx-z KK 2 J ' We, the annual staff, dedicate the 1956 edition of The Pillar to our school librarian, Miss Margaret Magruder, We are greatly in- debted to her for having enriched our culture and knowledge through her untiring energy and enthusiasm, No amount of words can express the deep feelings and sincere gratitude the seniors have for her as a librarian and as a friend. In dedicating the 1956 annual to Miss Magruder, we are mere- ly acknowledging - not repaying - our large debt of gratitude and ap- preciation to a great librarian, a splendid lady, and a friend whom we shall long remember. f THE PRI CIPAL' MESSAGE As a group you have done well. You have been unselfish in giving of your time and talents, and one rarely finds so many hard working, conscientious, students in one class. Some of you have spent more out of school hours here in this building than any students that I have ever known. Your school has served you as a laboratory in human relations where you have commenced the art of getting along with people. As you continue to meet all kinds of people on both the social and the professional level, try ever to get along with these people. Some of you have not fully made the Golden Rule a par' of your way of life. Your success and your happiness will depend, to a very great extent, upon your ability to get along with people and to put this great prin ciple into practice. Learn early in life to appreciate the good in art, science, music, people and religion. A knowledge of these will not necessarily make your life complete, bi this knowledge will help you develop character. If you acquire character, faith, health, and knowledge, what more does a man need? Wawwfd Md ,J l ill ' f . f' 'x f I p l M. 44:1-L ixiiff gk S ' v 4, MYRON BAC KMANN Geography, Mathe- matics sg, I VIRGINIA DAVIS Seventh Grade -er. lr' 5 v B Y 1 u . R ,Wi 505 ' J 65 ,. i ,f :i , I V- an MARGARET MAGRUDER Librarian 1 Gil Et 1 M. B. RING Physical Education DAVID JONES, Principal MARY BAIR sowMAN ffmblems HELEN CHAPMAN English, Civics, cl English. Algebra Personal Problems LEO GARMAN Biology, Chem- istry, Geometry Q- 5 X Y Q1 ' Eli? iT 2 . xy' ig X 'R ., N BRADEN MILLER Assistant Agriculture Teacher lbw if mg, , ,,. QM LILLIAN STRICKLER School Secretary MARGARET GRABILL Civics, English, Typing, Journalism ,ON EUNICE MORRISON History, English, Latin, French JA NE SWARTZ General Science, Biology I I ,'.f S. W. DAKE D. E. 8a D, 0, Bookkeeping S? 's ,wig ' . ah. E n,v ,I DORIS LAM - Home Economics DERWOOD MYERS A gricul ture In MARY WENGER Art, English, U. S. History CHO0L PER IINNEL js- .N . -Q' ul' ,qv-K 4'9- ikwd Mr, Long, Jamtor Reva Hullihen, Cook President--Mary Feagans Vice President--John Bumer IV Vi Ella Dyer, Maid .U.A. - ! Katherine Wetzel, Cook gig o.eeooo o o ooooo . m r,, r 'N 'lx- oooo 62 7 Secretary- -Emmy Sue Logan Treasurer- -Terry Helsley fi-'I A Lea.: seniors am E l0R FARRELL BURNER LEADER HIP DONNIE WARNER NANCY PEER President. . . Vice President . . Secretary. . . Treasurer . . . Parliamentarian Reporter . . . . Mascots . Sponsor . W , . . Farrell Bumer Donnie Wamer Patricia Shiley . Nancy Peer Shirley Wilkins . Nancy Kibler . . Dickie Kibler . . , Patsy Peer . Miss Margaret Grabill CLASS MOTTO Yesterday is past, tomorrow is ahead, only today is ours. CLASS COLORS Pink and white CLASS FLOWERS Pink and white roses PATRICIA SHILEY Q SHIRLEY WILKINS DICKIE KIBLER NANCY KIBLER PATSY PEER 5 Z PATRICIA ANN BEMIS Patsy Beta Club 3, 4, F.H.A. 1-4, Treasurer 3, Delegate To State Convention 23 F.T.A, Club 4g Dancing Club I-3, Treasurer 3g Paper Staff Business Manager 4g Softball Team 2, 3, Intramural 35 Cheerleader I-4, Captain 3. GARY LEE BOWERS Gary F.F.A. I-3, K.V,G. Crew 2-3, Paper Staff Production Manager 35 Intramural Basketball 35 Class Play 3g F.F.A. Bas- ketball Team. L ll BALF0llll 0 Richmond, Virginia CLASS RINGS 9' -:Q-4 li T l FARRELL LEE BURNER Farrell Class Sergeant-at-Arms 2g Class Vice- President 3, Class President 45 D. O. Club 35 D.E. Club 45 Safety Patrol I-3: Junior Play 3g May Court Attendant 3. JANE LINEWEAVER BURNER njanie n Class President Ig Class Secretary 3, S.C.A. Ig F.H.A. Club I,2g Safety Patrol Club 1-3: Dancing Club Ig D.O. Club 4, Vice-President 4g Assistant Typist for The Piller 2, 3, Play Com- mittee 3g May Court Attendant Ig Band I. 4.I,.- . DEANNA FRAVEL CLINEDINST Dee Tri-Hi-Y I, Secretary 15 Dramatic Club 2, Secretary-Treasurer 25 Dancing Club 35 Glee Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 F,H.A. I, 2,45 Intramural Basketball 25 Cheerleader 2, 45 Track Meet 25 Drama- tic Club Play 2. NANCY LEE CLOUDE Nancy Field Day 2, 35 Dancing Club I-35 Paper staff 2, 3, Art Editor5 Annual Staff 3, As- sistant Art Editor5 Beta Club 3, 45 Letter- men's Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Cheerleader 25 Forensic Meer 2, 35 Soft- ball Team 2, 35 Basketball Team 3,4. Call IQ for Fuel PAUL MAGRUDER DELLINGER Paul Dramatic Club I-45 Beta Club 3,45F.T.A. Club 4, Vice-President 45 S.C.A, 45 An- nual Staff Art Editor 45 School Daze Staff Art Editor 2, 35 Track MEYZQ l'E1TCast 3-45 May Day Narrator 35 District Play Meet 2, 3. GALEN LEE EASTEP Greasy F.F.A. I-4, Reporter 4, Judging Team I -4, Softball 2, ' Basketball 3' Forestry Judging 35 ' Baseball Team 25' Intramural Basketball 2, 35 ' Track Meet 35 Play Cast 3, ' Staging Committee 3.' 'Toms Brook 4 .-i-fl-f 5' W SARAH ANN EMSWILLER Sarah F,H.A, Club I 4, President 4, County Vice- President 4g Beta Club 3, 4, Secre- tary 3g S.C.A. 4, Dramatic Club I-3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,45 Softball Team 25 Play Cast 3, 4: Junior-Senior Reception Pro- gram Committee 3. MARY EPPA RD Mary F.H.A. 33 Library Club Ig Safety Patrol I-4, Intramural Basketball, Softball 3. SHENANDOAH COUNTY BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Woodstock, Vlrglmo Phone T4 MARY VIRGINIA FEAGANS Figgie Class Secretary I-2, Class Reporter Ig S,C.A. 2-4, Secretary 2, Vice-Presi- dent 3, President 45 Beta Club 3-4, Re- porter 4g Dramatic Club I 2, Secretary 1, President 2g Lettermen's Club 3-4, Glee Club 4, Reporter 4, F.l-l.A. I, 4, Basketball 2, 4, F. T.A, 4, Softball 45 Popularity Contest I, 4. VERA JANE FUNK Funkie Lettermen 's Club, Vice President 3, F.H.A. 2,45 Library Club Ig Glee Club I,2g Dancing Club 1,33 Cheerleader I, 3,4, Paper Staff 3,4, Softball Team 2g Track Meet I, 35 Play Cast 3g Operetta I,2g County Chorus 3. JESSICA JEAN FUNKHOUSER Jackie Class Reporter 33 Dancing Club I, 23 Li- brary Club 3, President 33 S.C.A, 33 An- nual Staff 4, Assistant Business Manager 43 Intramural Basketball Team 2, 33 Play Cast 3. RALPH F. GEORGE - Ralph F,F,A. I3 Safety Patrol 23 Dancing Club 33 School Daze Staff, Typist 43 Intra- mural Class Basketball 33 Play Cast 3, 43 May Court 23 Track Meet 2, 33 Popularity Contest 3, 4. Woodstock, Virginia Phone 3 ATIO ALBA KOF W00ll 'l'0CK if 1 1 'K' ss , 3.3.1 - r MQ K- -' I flag. ' if WILLIAM DAVID GRABILL Bill Class Sergeant-at-Arms 33 D.O. Club 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Art Club 2, Treasurer 23 Safety Patrol I3 Assistant Production Man- ager of School Daze 33 Track Meet 25 Class Play 3, 4. SHIRLEY IENATTE HELS LEY Shirley Library Club I3 Safety Patrol 2,33 Tri-Hi- Y 4g Intramural Basketball 2, 33 Track Meet 2. J JO ANNE HITE NIO., S.C.A. 3, Assistant Vice President, State Convention Delegate, State Workshop Del- egateg F.H.A. I-4, Sergeant-at-Arms 2, Library Club I, Secretaryg Tri-Hi-Y 2, Chaplain: Dramatic Club 3, 4, Reporter 3, 4, Play Cast 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 4, Treas- urer 3, Annual Staff 4, Assistant Editorg Scorekeeper, All Sports 3,4. ' PATSY ANN HOLLAR Par Tri-Hi-Y 4, Dancing Club lp Safety Patrol 2-4: F.H.A. 2, 4. DELLINGERAND SON FUNERAL HOMES Woodstock Phone 238 Mt. Jackson - Phone 157 5 ' PEGGY ANN HOLLAR mpeg H Tri-Hi-Y 4, Chaplaing Dancing Club Ig Safety Patrol 2,43 F.H.A. 2,4. DOUGLAS ALAN HOTTLE Doug 'Sergeant-at-Arms Ig 'S.C.A. 2,3, Re- porter 2g Beta Club '3,4, 'Library Club 3g 'Glee Club Ig 'F.F.A, 1-35 'Basketball 2, 33 'Baseball Manager 25 F.F,A. Basket- ball '3g Intramural Basketball '2, 3g Track Meet '2, 3g 'Class Play 3. 'At Tom 's Brook 'K W MA RGIE KA TH ERYN KIB LER Margie Tri-Hi-Y 4, Secretary and Treasurer 43 Dancing Club 13 Safety Patrol 2, 33 F,H. A. Club 2'4Q Paper Staff 4, Assistant Typist 43 Basketball 33 Intramural Teams I-33 Track Meet 33 May Court 3. NANCY LEE KIBLER Nancy Class Reporter 43 F.H.A. I,4, Sergeant- at-Arms I3 S.C.A, 3, Delegate to State Convention 33 Paper Staff 43 Safety Patrol I-3, Captain 33 Craft and Hobby Club 43 Dancing Club I3 Dramatic Club I. Woodstock Virginia Phone 312 if A SHENANDOAH'S PRIDE DAIRY Q JAMES GORDON LAGODZINSKI Jim Class Reporter I, Class Sergeant-at-Arms 33 S.C,A. 43 Student Court I3 Safety Pa- trol Club 1, 3, Lieutenant, Sergeant-at-' Arms3 Beta Club 3,4Q Craft and Hobby Club 4, President 43 'Chemistry Club 33 Paper Staff Business Manager 43 Annual Staff 3. 'Wilson Memorial High School CARROLL EDWARD. LAMB ERT Moe Diversified Occupations Club 3, 4, Pres- ident 43 Poster Contest at Convention 33 Art Club 23 Safety Patrol I3 Track Meet 23 Play Committee 33 May Court 2. lk., 5,guP,,,.' 'L lr ,1 . a. ,ri . .qt 'eff . if 1 ,... . -fs' . .- .25-1 - . 'N if 3 l ..ffi4 ' 1f..,3g-3e,:3,5r:5 f' AILON KATHERINE LINEWEAVER Ailon F.F.A. 2,43 Dancing Club Ig Safety Pa- trol I,4p Play Committee 3. PEGGY LEA LUDWIG Mpeg n Class Treasurer 2g May Court gg Annual Staff Typist 4g F.H,A. 35 Safety Patrol 2-43 Dancing Club 2, 3: Glee Club I'-2, 4: County Chorus 3, 'Mt. Jackson 'B' WOODSTOCK GOL'-ADAY,S NEWS STAND JEWELRY GERALD MOWERY MILLER Gerald Class Vice President 2g S,C.A. 2g Safety Patrol 25 Dancing Club 33 Glee Club 43 County Chorus 35 Basketball Team 2-4g Intramural Basketball I-45 Baseball Team 2, 33 Softball Team 1-4: Track Meet 1-3g May Court I-3. BONNY HUBERT ORNDORFF Bonny Safety Patrol Ig Dramatic Club 2, 3, Ser- geant -at-Arms 23 Craft and Hobby Club 4, Vice President: Dramatic Club 2, Play Cast 2. in REBECCA JANE PATTON Becky Craft and Hobby Club 4, Secretary, F.H,A. 1, 2,43 Safety Patrol I,2, Dancing Club 2, 3, D. O. Club 3, Glee Club 2, Intramural Basketball I, 2, Play Cast 4. JAMES FRANKLIN PEER Iimmy Class President 2', S.C.A. 2, 3, Vice Pres- ident 3', Library Club 3'g Art Club Ig Beta Club 3', 4g Glee Club 4, F.F.A. I,2, 3, Secretary 3'g Softball Team 1, 324, Foot- ball Team I, Baseball Team 3'g Basketball Team I, 3', Class Play 3',4. 'At Toms Brook 2 fu l, ' 35 , -4 1: . .brig xr I 'ir HELL VALLEY SOUTHERN FLOWER L DAIRIES, SHOP INC. NANCY LOU PEER Nancy Class President 3, Class Treasurer 4, S.C.A, 3,4, Beta Club 3,4, Vice President 3, Tri- Hi-Y I, 3, F.l-I,A. 2, Glee Club 2, 3, Stu- dent Court Ig Basketball Team 3, Intramu- ral Team I, 2, Track Meet I, 3, May Court 2. A RLENE DEANNA RAC EY Arlene F.H.A. I,2g Dancing Club 1, Safety Patrol I, 3, Play Committee 3, May Court 2. nr -v -5 ..',.. '4 QR' --th 'I . P 121.- iai LES: ll lllll ELTON RAY RIFFEE Elton F.F.A. I, 4, Sentinel 3, President 4, Dis- trict Judging 3, 4, Forestry Judging 3, K. V G. 2, 4, County Judging 33 Intramural Bas- ketball Team 2, 3, F.F.A. Team 3. Frozen Sports Cusrclrd an Shop APPLIANCES BARRICK'S SHENANDOAH cl PATRICIA ANN SHILEY '-Pa r Class Treasurer 3, Class Secretary 4: Danc ing Club 1, 33 Tri-Hi-Y Club 2, Glee Club 4, F.H.A. 1-4, County Vice President 3, Assistant Typist for The Pillar 4, Time Keeper for Basketball Games 3,4g Play Cast 3. ROBERT LEE STULTZ 71 rl F.F.A. I, 3, Treasurer 3, Forest Judging 2 3, Crop Judging 2, 3, Rifle Team 3, Soft- ball Team 2, County Judging 3, District Judging 2, State F.F.A. Convention I,2: D. O. Club 4. ll-Q, th ll l0ll BETTY LOU TISINGER vlL0u ll Dancing Club Ig Library Club 2, 3, Re- porter gg F.H,A. 45 Safety Patrol 4, Treas- urer 4g Play Cast 3. OLINGER SNYDER S DRY ZERKEL CLEANERS . MARY JANE TUC KER Mary F.H.A. 4g Glee Club 4g Dancing Club 1, T 3, Secretary 3, County Chorus 3g Intra- - mural Basketball Team Ig Field Day 1, gg Play Cast Prompter 3. JEAN MARIE VAUGHN vIIean fr Class President 2g S.C.A. 2,4g Tri-Hi-Y I, 3: Beta Club 3,4, President 45 F.H.A. I, 3, Delegate to Convention 2, State Candidate for Secretary 2, Vice-President gg Basketball Team 2, 3, Intramural Team I, 3, Softball Team 2, 35 Track Meet I, 3: May Court 1. lg 'T Il l0ll DANNIE LEE WARNER nDan vt D. E. Club 3, President 3g School Die- Staff 3,4, Production Manager 3, Editor 49 S.C.A. 3, 4g May Court 2g Basketball I-4g Intramural Basketball r-4g Softball Team 2, 45 Track Meet 2. BN WSIG FRANKLIN Mt. Jackson STORE Dial 790 548.104 DONALD RAY WARNER Don Class Vice-President 4: S.C.A. 4, Student Court Ig Art Club Sergeant-at-Arms 23 Dancing Club 35 F. T.A. President 4g School E: Associate Editor 3g Basketball I-4g Intramural Basketball 1-45 Baseball 3g Softball I, 3,4g Track Meet 1, 3g May Court 1, 3g Play Cast 3,4. SHIRLEY JEAN WILKINS Wilkie Class Parliamentarian 4g F.H.A. I-3g Glee Club 2g Dancing Club 2, 33 Safety Patrol Ig D.O. Club 4, Secretary: Cheerleader 3-43 Intramural Basketball I, 3. YE 0Lll CLASS ALBUM TOP TO BOTTOM: Bonny Omdorff, Deanna Clinedinst, Margie Kibler, Paul Dellinger, Betty Lou Tisinger, Doug Hottle, Patricia Shiley, Vera Funk, Nancy Cloude, Jim Lagod zinski, Becky Patton, Galen Eastep, Mary Feagans, Peggy and Patsy Hollar, Nancy Kib- ler, Sarah Emswiller, Elton Riffee. 1956 SE l0ll CLASS Ill 'l'0RY On September 6, 1944, in Miss Osie Smoot's room, the class of 1956 started its climb up the ladder of success, with 31 little starry eyed ladder-climbers. At intervals many more joined in with the class and together all pushed and pulled their way through the next I2 adventurous years far- ther up the ladder. In their struggle upward a few slipped out, and of the 41 in the class now only I7 are original members: namely Paul Dellinger, Deanna Fravel Clinedinst, Sarah Emswiller, Mary - Feagans, Billy Grabill, Jo Anne Hire, Nancy Kib- ler, Carroll Lambert, Gerald Miller, Nancy Peer, Patricia Shiley, Bobby Stultz, Betty Tisinger, Jean Vaughn, Dannie Warner, Donnie Warner, and Shir- ley Wilkins. Among the many highlights of the grade school years, the trip to Gettysburg, Pennsy- lvania, during the sixth grade, was the most out- standing. Then there was the first class president, Jimmy Peer, in the seventh grade. Of course, with every cup of joy there comes a touch of sadness. Such was the case in the eighth grade when the class was divided into two sections. Though some had to separate from old classmates the sorrow was short lived when new friendships proved happy ones. Mrs. Bragg Moyer and Mr. Roger Casseday were class sponsors, and Farrell Bumer was elected presi- dent. Everyone recalls the confusion he had in learning class schedules. Then came the next big step, --FRESHMEN. Miss Margaret Grabill and Reverend Backmann were the homeroom teachers, and the following officers were elected: Jane Lineweaver, presidentg Gerald Miller, vice president, Mary Feagans, secretary, and Jimmy Peer, treasurer. We climbed another giant step up the ladder as SOPHOMORES. Jean Vaughn was presiding officer with Prentis Smiley as veep g Mary Fea- gans, secretary: and Peggy Ludwig, treasurer. Ahl That was a year of proud memoriesg Nancy Cloude won the school spelling contest, and Jean Vaughn and Mary Feagans were on the District L Girls' Basketball Championship Team. Sponsors for that year were Mrs. Eunice Morrison and Mr. D. P, Hughes. One more step and the class became JUN - IORS CWhewl Those steps get steeper each timej. This was the year when one of the most memorable events of all the school years took placeg the jol- ly juniors tramped all over Richmond, Yorktown, and Jamestown during the pilgrimage to Williams- burg. The class play, The Whole Truth , proved a financial success. The juniors entertained the seniors at Dorothy's Inn. Probably the most out- standing meeting that President Nancy Peer presided over this year was the ordering of class rings. Miss Grabill and Miss Doris Lam were home-room teachers. All too soon this year came, and Farrell Bur- ner was chosen to lead the SENIORS through their last year of school. The other senior officers elected were vice president, Donnie Warner, secretary, Patricia Shileyg treasurer, Nancy Peer, parliamentarian, Shirley Wilkins and reporter, Nancy Kibler. The class, not as large as it had been, became one whole group again with Miss Grabill as sponsor for the third year. The student body elected Mary Feagans as president of the Student Council, and Dannie War- ner was editor of School Daze Sarah Emswiller and Farrell Bumer were elected permanent class re- porters while Jo Anne Hite was chosen assistant ed- itor of The Custers' Last Stand , presented in No- vember, was expertly directed by Mr. J. J. Sperry. Another big event in this month was the ordering of the calling cards and invitations. One of the biggest weeks in the lives of the seniors came the last week in May when they were inspired by the Baccalaureate Sermon delivered by Reverend Kenneth Bishop. They will remember the laughter of class night and the tears of sadness and joy as they received their diplomas on Commencement night. After reviewing the past 12 years the class feels Yesterday is past, tomorrow is ahead, only today is ours. Yes, now the seniors have climbed thus far up the ladder but are only in the middle, What lies ahead no one knows, The class will be satisfied if the future is as rewarding as the past, It is the hope of the graduates that the underclass- men will have as happy and cherished a climb as they have had. Written by Deanna Clinedinst and Jo Anne Hite to Cecilia Peer. LA TWILLA IITE 'FAME 'l' We, the Senior Class of 1956, will our possessions to the underclassmen and faculty members, with whom we 've enjoyed working during the past years. We would like to will our class expenses, wonderful mem- ories, worn out minds, and long dreary days to the Junior Class. We seniors would like also to will the fol- lowing: I. PATSY BEMIS. will my Cheerleading ability 1, BETTY LOU TISINGER, win my ability ro drive a car to Billy Wetzel. JANE LINEWEAVER BURNER, will my natural curly hair to my brother, Kenny Lineweaver, 1. MARY JANE TUCKER, will my good personality to Bruce Wolfe. in hopes that he will never get another crew 1, JEAN VAUGHN' will 311 my A -5 to Mafghgll Rob CHI- inson. DEANNA F RAVEL Cl-INEDINST. will my height 1, SHIRLEY WILKINS, will my cheerleading suit to Karen VanDerwerker. NANCY CLOUDE, will my ability for getting out of impossible situations to my sister, Judy. I. to Carolyn Sweeney. GARY BOWERS, will my original code for my illegible writing to Miss Grabill for future re- SARAH ANN EMSWILLER, will my by-lines, ference, and feature articles in School Daze to Annabel I, FARRELL BURNER, will my Hot Rod Ford to Hottel. MARY EPPARD, will my diamond to Mary Ellen Kibler. MARY VIRGINIA FEAGANS, will my sun tan to Nancy Sherman because she wants it. VERA FUNK, will my pierced ears to Shirley Henry. JESSICA FUNKHOUSER, will my art in cooking 1. I. 1. Richard Ritenour. PAUL DELLINGER, will my track speed to Al- len Clem so that he can get away from the teachers. GALEN EASTEP, will my ability to get along with Mr. Jones to Clayton Peters. RALPH GEORGE, will my bashfulness to Larry P. O. Cook. to Miss Lam. I, WILLIAM GRABILL, will my slow driving to SHIRLEY FADELY HELSLEY, will my pony tail Bi-11 Oms, to Mary Ann Bumshire. I, DOUGLAS HOTTLE, will my ability to pitch Jo ANNE HITE, will my red hair to Cecil Glunt so he need never bleach his hair again. PATSY HOLLAR, will my slimness and bashful- ness to Boogy Holloway. PEGGY HOLLAR, will my long bus rides to Bar- bara Olinger. MARGIE KIBLER, will my job as assistant typist of School Daze to anyone who gets it. NA-bfi? KELER, will my school ring to anyone who finds it. 1. I. I. I. horse shoes to Lenny Richardson. JAMES LAGODZINSKI, will my love of argu- ment to anyone who will promote debating as an extra -curricular activity in W. H. S, CARROLL LAMBERT, win my height re Mus- cles Mantz. GERALD MILLER, will my ability to get along with Professor Ring to Eugene Linaweaver. BONNY ORNDORFF, bequeath my scientific and imaginative characteristics to Harold Ra- AILON LINEWEAVER, will my glasses to Orga- cey, may Whittington, in hopes that she will never 1' JAMES PEER' Wm my algebraic brain ro George have to wear them. Sheetz, PEGGY LUDWIG, will my musical ability to 1' ELTON R11-'FEE' will my F, F, A, hgngrs to Richard Foltz. BECKY PATTON, will my 5'6 , brown hair, and freckles to Conee Sollenberger. NANCY PEER, will my black hair and dark com- plexion to Priscilla Morton. ARLENE RACEY, will my long fingernails to Betty Ann Hawkins. PATRICIA SHILEY, will my job of selling ice- cream to some sophomore, 1. I. I. Allen Rickard. ROBERT STULTZ, will my skirts Cfendersj to any girl that needs them. DANNIE WARNER, will my friendly relations with the teachers and principal to Tommy Ross. DONNIE WARNER, will my convertible to Rachel Day. This document signed and sealed WITNESS QAXWVAFA TESTATRIX aj I'Il0Pllll0Y This is WSTK coming to you from the new Shenandoah County C onsolida ted I-li gh School. Ten years after graduation the members of the class of '56 are now having their reunion. To- night as I look around in this vast auditorium I see many of my classmates with their large fam- ilies. Most of them have become nationally known in their chosen fields. I, Farrell Bumer, was chosen by the class of '56 to act as master of ceremonies tonight. probably because I own a chain of radio stations. With me are Jane and our family of five children. Becky Patton, who has her own T. V. show called A Blab With Becky, states that she has been standin in for Red Skelton. Paul Dellinger, Ph. D., who has flown in from Cambridge University, says he has re- cently made a very unusual discovery ------ - - MARS IS INHABITEDI Home Economics teacher, Pat Shiley, has just won S2 3, ooo in a nationally known Betty Crocker cake contest. She plans to put the dough toward her wedding. Jo Anne Hite, R. N. , Superintendent of Nurses at Texas State Hospital, was unable to be here. She's nursing the President of the U. S. Owning an eleven hundred acre farm and discovering a new method of crop rotation for beans is the successful farmer, Elton Riffee. Secretary to the Vice President of the U. S. is Sarah Emswiller, who was the first per- son to break the custom of resigning when a dif- ferent party gets in office. Coaching the West Point cadets to their sixth straight basketball championship is Don Warner. President of the Virginia City Service and Oil Co, is Bill Grabill, a business tycoon. The Hollar twins, Peggy and Patsy, have done quite well in the entertaining field. Their recent song, I Didn 't Know, was quite a hit. I spoke to the former Miss W. H. S, , now Mrs. Deanna Clinedinst, and she said that she and her family are living in Pittsburgh, Pa. The world famous geologist, Jim Lag- odzinski, is present tonight. Jim is responsible for a new mineral, Zinski. The largest automobile company in the nation, B Sr L Chevrolet sales, is managed by Gary Bowers and Carroll Lambert. Receiving a 365, ooo contract from the Coca Cola Company is the commercial artist, Mary Feagans. Trooper Dannie Warner, who is noted for his tact in dealing with criminals, was unable to be here due to a colossal prison break in Richmond. Seeing inside things at Johns Hopkins Hos- pital is X-Ray technician, Jean Vaughn. Serving in the same hospital with Jean is Nancy Kibler, Superintendent of Nurses. Bachelors James Peer and Douglas I-lottle have just completed a big job at the Panama Canal. Working and rearing her family of three girls and three boys, the former Betty Tisinger is very busy. Here tonight with their sets of twins are the former Mary Jane Tucker and Shirley Wilkins. A famous figure is Bonny Orndorff, whose recent discovery is a cancer vaccine which has saved millions of lives. Tonight I find the former Jessica Funkhouser and Vera Funk with nine and twelve children respec- tively. Both are successful housewives in Florida. Gerald Miller, a former player at W.H.S., is now coaching the UCLA baseball team. The former Margie Kibler, Arlene Racey, Mary Eppard, and Mrs. Shirley Helsley, success- ful housewives, all now live on the same street in Staunton, Virginia . A famous paratrooper in the marines is Ga- len Eastep, recipient of the Bronze Star for the high- est jump in enemy territory. Also air bound is Peggy Ludwig, airline host- ess of Washington, D. C. Bobby Stultz, formerly a small garage me- chanic, now owns a large auto parts manufacturing company. His private secretaries are Nancy Peer and Ralph George. Patsy Bemis, nationally renowned for her new method of teaching the alphabet, is now IIISUUCY ing at the Horace Mann School in New York. Nancy Cloude, a famous business woman, is planning to marry the heir to the Buick Company. Concluding my interviews with the class of '56, I find Ailon Linaweaver has made a success- ful career in nursing. Certainly the members have lived up to their motto, Yesterday is past, tomorrow is ahead , only today is ours. I'm sure you 'll agree with me that the class of '56 has aided in the growth of knowledge in this generation. This is WSTK signing off for tonight. Be sure to tune in again in ten years when the famous class of '56 will hold another reunion. Written by: Sarah Emswiller Kc Don Wamer 22 55. iuniurs 4 f . . I 1, M xl' A 1 I J V 1, gw 1 'A 2 ,l. rf, -.rv ,,J:V, .,.1v,- , u mg. ' PLA. 4 y v ,- 1 .H 1 'Haivbin JUNIIIR Dallas Baker Charles Bradfield Bill Borden John Burner Mary Ann Burnshire Ann Carter Wanda Cleary Allen Clem Martha Copp Rachel Day Betty Foltz Patsy Fravel Bill Gochenour Larry Gochenour Pat Golladay Gerlene Helsley Terry Helsley Hope Henry Dallas Hollar Annabel Hottel Fannie Holloway Lydia Jaciw Connie Jenkins Clarence Jennings Jerry Lambert Eugene Linaweaver Bonnie Mantz ei 'Us fir A sr it f SE' ,. to , , 1 we if-ui We is yysst , X. 5,1 l. we L . fb 3 X, 3 Us ' Y Q. WIT' 'G A- 1 Carroll Markley Oby Mauck Clinton Miller Clarence Moomaw Billy Morrison Carolyn Morrison Shirley Mumaw Bill Ortts Frank Patterson Janet Pence Beverly Peters Carroll Racey Regena Rau Allen Rickard Richard Ritenour Nelson Ryman Shirley Shell Doris Shillingburg Clayton Smoot Dolores Stoneburner Mary Ruth Swartz WF Karen Van Derwerker Dolena Ward Catherine Webster Roxie Wetzel Kay Williams Yvonne Wisman nphumnres , As., K 5 f . ' , Q7 1 S K 1 va xv , . I I3 -. UV, Carol Almond Bruce Barron Joyce Carper Judy Coffman Larry Cook Betty Cooley Chester Davis John Davis Ford Dysart Patsy Fravel Frankie Funkhouser Marlus Grove Eddie Hammon Betty Hawkins Curtis Heltzel Barbara Henry Shirley Henry Nancy Hite Petie Holsinger Elizabeth Hollingsworth Doris Lambert Helen Lambert Jerry Lambert Kenny Lineweaver Emmy Sue Logan L- 0Pll0M0ltIl vw .5 - . f- zz' 4 3 , 4 1' 1, . 41 1' i - , i, FI -5 , SN 4. up-J L. Y J 1 'B N 4, , 5 f' 4 ' Y f ui 1. Irene Lorden Lois Mumaw Floyd Neff LLoyd Neff Barbara Olinger Jean Orndorff Robert Pangle Cecilia Peer Joyce Pritchard Harold Racey Lenny Richardson Helen Ring - ' Shirley Romick 0- A Q 45 Anna Lee Ryman 3 Fay Seal C iq Nancy Sherman F Q it ' ,iii Ax X. .fvff Teddy Shillingburg Betty Shipp Marie Smoot Jeanie Sollenberger Donald Sweeney Delmar Weaver Harold Whittington Ogamay Whittington freshmen X Hg,f ,ff - v ' ' ' L' V s X. ii YK yd YU-M xx NU H , . w'xxw.wxM xx.-3 ms- ly! -u W4 ,'x- of v M W 0 Vx. 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'J Lf- ' ' is Q' ggi - -1 FRE IIME Virginia Artz Arthur Boyce Victor Buck Linda Coffman Richard Davis Alverta Fadeley Donald Feller Ma ry Ann Fravel Judy Funk Freddie George Suzanne Gill Cecil Glunt Gloria Gochenour Harold Gochenour Joyce Herbaugh Laura Holloway Guy Kibler Donnie Mantz Obed Marston Raymond Miller Shelva Miller Lois Mowery Anna Patterson George Patton FRE IIME 11, QQ , L- tri Ixx i SWF, .4 I , 3 I YM., -f, ga ,- N' ' 4 1 A I' 1, . 6 in . 1' Q 4 S' L ,Atta iv- 4' 'cf l RWM '-' 1. :xx John Racey Larry Racey Keith Rickard Robert Rickard Sylvia Ryman George Sheetz Judith Sheetz Geraldine Shell Bill Shipp Bill Shrum Ann Sousa Marie Spitzer Gilbert Stepp Donnie Spence Billie Tucker Ethel Vaughn Fay Wetzel Loretta Whittington Kennith Wilkins Paul Wilkins Patricia Wolverton Jack Wright Helen Whittington 731 V if X V .I I 'x Q nf ly' Q VX emi, -1 N S . I - Q, 4 -.. . V!-L 1 irv ,A 1 I . ' -, i, J- Q v ' ' .0 . 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Q' I R ., 5 5, T' 4- ,L .zafesx 4' if xl E 'lf Winnie Bauserman Melissa Chapman I Pat Funk Carolyn Garman Carolyn Sue Gochenour Judy Ann Gochenour Emma Lou Hollingsworth Tommy Keith Joyce Kelly James Ludwig Mary Catherine Lutz Linda Lynn Wimberly May Dianne Miller Priscilla Moton Sandra Polk Tommy Pritt Joe Reynard Betty Jane Rickard Kay Ring Russell Ritenour Marshall Robinson Tommy Ross Harold Schefft Barbara Sheetz Bonnie Sheetz Norma Sheetz Barbara Shiley Conee Sollenberger Loretta Spence Carolyn Stultz Gordon Wenger Doris Whittington Wilma Wilkins Sharon Williams Leah Wolverton nrgunlzutluns I 1 4- Y X H. .EE 1 5 If vs, , xii? ' ' ns' is 'U 9' 'IM' T I ,HA .1 ,r. 5 1 ll. E. CL B President . . . Gerlene Helsley Vice-President . Carroll Markley Secretary-Treas. Jean Vaughn Reporter . . . Clinton Miller H. 8. H. MOTOR COMPANY, INC. SHENANDOAH HERALD Sales Oldsmobile Service Phone Woodstock Your Cgunfy Newspaper President. . . Carroll Lambert Vice-President . Jane Burner Secretary. . . Shirley Wilkins Treasurer. . . Gary Bowers Reporter , . , Shirley Mumaw ' J FRENCH CLASS STERN AUTO BLY'S ESSO ST UIIEMISTRY CLASS JOHN LOOK WELL IN BEAN BLUE BELL TYPI G 'C' Most likely to succeed: Best all around MARY FEAGANS PUPULAIIIT I? Most likely to succeed DANNIE WARNER CLASS FAVIIIRITE Seventh Graders SANDRA POLK and MARSHALL ROBINSON Eighth Graders CAROLYN SWEENEY and RICHARD PEER Freshmen JUDY SHEETZ and GEORGE SHEETZ T Sophomores BARBARA OLINGER and PETIE HOLSINGER Juniors CAROLYN MORRISON and EUGENE LINAWEAVER Seniors MARY FEAGANS and JIMMY PEER CIITETQ Best Dressed PATSY BEMIS and DONNIE WARNER .7 X v'.:f 4 - if ' K .-NH s l ji 5 L, 'f if . K. 'X R R l E I 0 5' U 0 L' Q Q . , xii, 1 I M051 Sflld ious Prettiest hair and eyes PAUL DELLINGER and EMMY SUE LOGAN BETTY HAWKINS and GERALD MILLER Best leader and Best manners 35 Friendliest FARRELL BURNER RALPH GEORGE I L. -S A 4' if 'l'lIli PILLAIV' TAFF Editor. . . .... DOlena Ward Editor ..... . . . Danrlie Warner Asst. Editor . . IO Anne Hire ASSI. EdiI0r . . .... Doris Shillingburg Art Editor . . Paul Deliinger Art Editors ..... Clinton Miller, Vera Funk Typists . . . . Peggy Ludwig Business Manager ....... Patsy Bemis Patricia Shiiey Asst. Business Manager . . Jim Lagoclzinski Business Manager . . . . Carolyn Morrison Production Managers ...... Billy Morrison Asst. Business Manager . . . Jessica Funkhouser Eugene Lineweaver Sponsor ...... . . . Miss Wenger Typists ..... Ralph George, Margie Kibler Senior Reporter. . ..... Nancy Kibler Sponsor ....... . . MissGrabi1l CIl00L llAZE TAFF 'X 4' 7 .. N l ,ra . Q23 FUT RE TEACHER lHlAMERJUA President . . Vice President Secretary. . Treasurer . Reporter . Sponsor . . Donnie Warner . Paul Dellinger- Doris Shillingburg . Kay Williams . Patsy Bemis . Miss Grabill President. . . . Vice President. . Secretary-Treasurer . . Reporter. . . . Sponsor . . . . BETAULUB . . . Jean Vaughn . Carolyn Morrison Karen VanDerwerker . Mary V. Feagans , Mrs. Morrison 3 President Q President Gerald Miller Mary Ann Burnshire Vice-President Vice-President Eugene Linaweaver ix Arvania Williams WOODSTOCK PRINTING CO . R. J. CLOWER INSURANCE FRIDLE'S BAKERY, INC. Secretary-Treasurer Margie Kibler Secretary-Treasurer T - lil I . Y Chaplain Nancy Cloude Peggy Hollar -M an .a Wx. President Enimelyn Logan Vice- President Richard Foltz Secretary Joyce Pritchard Treasurer Carol Almond Reporter Jo Anne Htte Sponsor Mrs Chapman IIIIAMATIU CLUB i T WOOD-STOCK C . 8. R. CHEVROLET PHOTO SHOP MARY S JEWELRY IDEAL FOOD MARKET President Carolyn Morrison Vice- President Barbara Olinger Secretary 85 Treasurer Deanna Clinedinst Reporter Mary Feagans Sponsor Miss Bowman ' -.-u ,FRY ART IILIIR 1, President Jennie Artz Vice-President Patricia Wolverton Secretary SL Treasurer Mary Ruth Swartz Sgt. fat-arms Donnie Sweeney Sponsor Miss Wenger HOTEL WCODSTOCK FINKS' JEWELRY LITTLE MAC'S WINSOR KNIT RESTAURANT COMPANY President Phyllis Jenkins Vice President Lynn Ward Secretary Judy Sheetz Treasurer Linda Coffman Sponsor Miss Magruder LIBRARY RLIIR AFETY I'A'l'll0L f9 rio! QWDT Captain Regena Rau Lieutenant Frank Patterson Secretary Karen Van Derwerker Treasurer Betty Lou Tislnger Reporter Bill Morrison Sponsor Rev. Backrnann t,,.,wx SHENANDOAH KIBLER S FARMERS UNION FURNITURE STORE SAGER'S SAVE-A-BIT BOWMAN'S GROCERY DEPARTMENT STORE CRAFT II ll0BBY UL B Presrdent Jlm Lagodzrnskl Vlce Presrdent Bonny Orndorff Secretary Becky Patton Treasurer Ierry F. Lambert Sponsor Mr. Dake ' sql President J VICC'I,I'L'SILICIlI Annabel Iloltel Secretary Rachel Hay Treasurer Pauy I ravel Reporter Rcgcna Ran Ilisrorians Betty Cooley N' Iilizaherh Hollings- worth Sponsor Miss l,anT WENDERS DEPARTMENT E E MILLER STATE STORE FARM INSURANCE GOLLADAY S WALTON SMOOT CITIES SERVICE I resident Vrcc Presldent Clayton Smoot Secretary B1IlGocI1en0ur Treasurer Allen Rlckard Reporter Galen Eastep Sentinel Bill Borden Sponsor Mr. Myers Sarah Ann Iilnswlller Elton Riffce l . A D I I 'Vx 5 I M- K 1' im y X U 'jkwlv' l ik 0.1 if gi . 'K X x . I xi X 4 EWG' E1,TX Xm P? -1 . Q fdlvffzm-3. ' W X, , I 4 p E5 . K Nw ,Q J 'J BL E DEVIL FIRST ROW: Billy Grabill, Don Warner, Co-captains Eugene Linaweaver and Dan Warner, Clayton Smoot, Gerald Miller. SECOND ROW: Pete Holsinger, J. F. Lambert, I. W. Lambert, Bruce Baron, Jack Wright, George Sheetz. THIRD ROW: Carroll Markley, Lennie Richardson, Billy Gochenour and Coach Ring. 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