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

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LOLA BARTLETTE “She laughed and every heart was glad.” Member Poe Literary Society. Good nature, poetic ability, and loyalty are outstanding characteristics of Lola, who is better known as “Buttermilk.” To know her is to like her. It is true Lola has never been accused of being huge, but we must re- member that “good things” come in small packages.” Luck to you, “Buttermilk.” VIRGINIA COYNER “Sober, steadfast, and demure.” Member Poe Literary Society. Virginia has proven her ability as a stu- dent by persistent endeavor, and possesses the faculty of getting pleasure out of work or play. Her good humor and cheerful dis- position have made for her many loyal friends. Her genuine interest in all things forecast a successful career. GLADYS, COYNER “Loyalty binds me.” Member Poe Literary Society. Gladys realizes a thing worth doing is worth doing well; and she has carried out this theory in scholastic and literary accom- plishments. Although possessing a rather quiet disposition, she has left a distinctive impression on a certain young undergradu- ate. Whatever the field of her activity, we know her life will be a success. HARRY BOOKER “The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Member Poe Literary Society. Harry is the most loyal of Seniors, not only is he good in his classes, but he is so good on argument that we hope to make a public speaker of him. His loyalty to his class, his school, his friends has secured for him the good will of his classmates and teachers. SCC OM ——E

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aS TE OS OS Ba Sd A ES ray peer ees te Se A ANN NE A A SS RE SH PORTER ALEXANDER McCRAY “IT came, I saw, I conquered.” President of Senior Class, President of Poe Literary Society, Editor-in-Chief of THE WILSONIAN Behold our class president. A combination of brains and school spirit. With a little sarcasm thrown in, a Jack of all trades, and good at all. Porter is loved and looked up to by his class-mates. We expect big things of Porter, and are sure of the results. Officers PreStdent p55 sacels ccna Better G east ae ee PorteR McCCRAy Vace Presid ent inns aes Meare mabe hen he ene ae ares Lucy TAYLor oéecrelary and 1 EaSUreta nay trate a ee ee ree eee Marie TAYLOR Wotto “Hitch Your Il’agon to a Star” Colors Flower Green and White Sweet Peas

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S WERTH FIELDER “He’s completely subjugated.” Member of Lanier Literary Society; Baseball Team. Werth’s genial personality and attractive manner have made him popular with many. He is one of the prominent, popular, and promising members of the class of 26. Werth is not prone to talk very much, but when he does a lot of good common sense is displayed. His friends and classmates believe he cannot avoid a successful future. EVELYN ELLIS “Versed in flattery, and womanly wiles.” Member of Poe Literary Society; Eta Sigma. “Evie” started in the Freshman year like a whirlwind, and has been going strong ever since. At dinner recess and after school you can always hear someone yelling for “Evie”! “Evie” possesses an ever-increas- ing friendliness, which grows with every meeting. We hope “Evie” will attain all the success we wish her. FRANCES FITZGERALD “Beauty of behavior is the finest of fine arts.” Member of Lanier Literary Society. Quiet and unassuming, Frances has been a steady, consistent worker and student. As a rule Frances doesn’t have very much to say. When the occasion arises which Fran- ces thinks needs her support she is right on the spot. Good luck to you, Frances. FRANCES HUNT “The power of thought and the magic of winds.” Member of Lanier Literary Society; ‘ Eta Sigma. Frances has the ability of making and re- taining friends wherever she goes. As a “sub” on the Wilson Basketball Team, she has proven her worth as an athlete. Her genial personality has fitted her for every occasion. Frances is a reliable worker and a true friend of all who know her well. The best wishes of everyone go with her. eee EEEnEEEEEREEeenineeninenninin nana aaa SE EES NE a