John Gorrie Junior High School - Siren Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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John Wells- A dillar, a dollar, A ten o'clock scholar, What makes you come so late. Corinne Wester- Sassy and sweet. She loves playing And can't be beat. Charles Wheatley- Charles Wheatley-Near the end of the roll, Is a practical, happy-go-lucky soul. Ruth Wheeler- Ruth Wheeler, brown eyed, vivacious. Someone will steal her-oh! my gracious. Ted Whitlock- Farris Julian Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Wiegel- The horrid scales hold this lad's fate They tell the truth about his weight. Wienburg- In manner stern and strong And an arm to fight the wrong. Dorothy Wiesenfeld- Dorothy Wiesenfeld pretty and neat Has a Hashing smile with which you can't compete. Billy Wild- With a happy glance and a winning smile He's heard by all within a mile. Virginia Wiley- If you would like to hear good sense That's mixed with wit and fun, You'd better look up Wiley, here, Who's brilliant as the sun. Gardner Wilkes- Agnes He is jolly, goodnatured and true. And his share is willing to do. Williams- Agnes Williams, pretty and sweet From the top of her head to the soles of her feet. Dorothy Williams- Dorothy's a girl we all admire To be like her we do aspire. Frances Williams- Eyes of blue and Haxen hair Ruby lips and skin so fair. Always a smile upon her face She sets indeed a happy pace. Howard Williams- Not by their size, measure we men or things . Virginia Williams- She's got curly hair If you treat her right she-'ll be fair. Beauchamp Williamson- Hugh Beauchamp doesn't want to boast And tell what he resembles most. Wilson- There's something I've been wonder- ing About one of our boysg Do you suppose this Hugh, here, Has ever made a noise? Margaret Wilson- Margaret is so quiet and still That none know her talent and skill. Theda Wilson- A girl with a smile That is really worth while. Neel Witschen- Of stature fair, and slender frame, But firmly knit, like Malcolm Graeme. Joe Witten- He's a good sport as you can see, And also a smart fellow if you ask me. Richard Wright- The poor old sun's refused to shine, With envy he's turned green, Because, beside our brilliant Dick, His brilliancy's not seen. Francis Yerkes- For this heart-breaking ladies' man, A harem best would suit, We'll dress him up in Sultan's robes, Then won't he be too cute? Jonathen Yerkes- Jonathen Yerkes the boy refined One of this type is hard to find. Jean Zacharias- There was a young lady named Jean, Who as a student was astute and keen, She was so efficient and downright proficient, Such honor grades you've never seen.

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Roy Stephens- Reginald Thompson- George Roy Thompson, Reginald is so tall Declal-Gd by all to be, Sleeps with his head in the kitchen The school-room joy. And his feet in the hall. Edu ard Stevens- Elbert Tillman- It may be, that Edward Stevens, Has many affairs, of odds 'n' evens, But if he has-then- We don't know it, for he's a boy who wouldn't show it. Milton Stevens- Milton Stevens-has such a good figure He'll be an athlete if he grows any bigger. Edu in Stewart- As idle as a painted ship. kenneth Strickland- A youth he is of quiet ways. Jack Stone- Jack is a friend indeed, Who is ever there to help you in your need. Willai d Strum- He is the master of his fate, He is the captain of his soul. Woodrow Stull- Woodrow Stull is a boy VVhose heart is always full of joy. Elizabeth Summerell- Elizabeth with her windblown bob, Not to like her would be quite a job. Maigaret Sutter- Margaret Sutter-sees the funny side of life, She will make some man a very good wife. I imes Swails- James Swails-great big blonde, Cf aviation tales is very fond. 110 ida Mae Swan- Florida Mae Swan is small and sweet. And she has a determination that's hard to beat. Geoigia Mae Sweet- Georgia Mae is tall and thin, But she is always full of vim. Maigaret Swift- She is so very quiet, Marie Oh. so shy, Can make folks laugh 'till they almost die. Tison- Mid clamor and din A scholar, friends, we usher in. Bob Travis- Bob Travis, he must confess Likes girls whose names begin with S. Evelyn Trubshaw- lVith her careless curls, Is one of the kindest and best of girls. Tom Ulmer- Good natured Full of fun That's why he's liked By everyone. Harris Vanzant- Betty Junior Mary Margzi Harris a boy not hard to please, He goes to school and takes his work with ease. Vermillion- Betty Vermillion is not very shy, She is cute and popular And there is mischief in her eye. lValker- His armour is his honest thought And simplicity his utmost skill . Wallis- A sweet little maid with long brown locks Do we like her? We like her lots. ret Warren- Margaret Warren-A typical brunette Is verv gfrod looking, you can bet. Naomi llfarrick- Naomi Xlfarrick fills us all with laughter, W hen she talks the morning after. Erin Wfatkins- Always be as nice and thoughtful as you are today. Eva Mae Watkins- She's quiet-She's sweet. And you'll agree if her you chance to And, oh, so very nice. meet. JHCk Tait- James Watkins- Music hath charms Sometimes witty, sometimes clever. It soothes the savage breast. A liner than he you'll find-Never! Eugene Taylor- Jack VVatson- May be a sailor, But that would be better than always a tailor. Catherine Thompson- She's short and small But she's a good friend to all. Cynthia Thompson- Her hair is like a river lipped M a ry He works so hard and tries to learn, But he should never fret Although it's mean and very hard, He'll get that old trig yet. Lou Watt- The nicest pal we've ever had, Mary Lou's smile makes everyone glad. With moss along the brink. Russel Webster- H91' eye is like the C1'YSf211 Spfing, There is a boy named Russel Where one would love to drink. Who never likes to hustle.

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