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

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ae eed HELEN GARBER EI VSR sda Se. “Friendship is love without his wings.” : | Member of Poe Society, Member of rit it F Program Comnuttee 1 || si A sweet disposition, good nature, and Lt] i 4 ee ia itd ability to work for the school, all have i § made Helen very popular at W. H. S. We tii ol have found in her frankness, sincerity, in Ly] a | its deepest sense, loyalty, plenty of school || a] spirit in both athletic and literary duties, ii oa and we are still turning pages. What more aie | could one ask? sii | | REBECCA KENNEDY 1 | | “Patience is a necessary ingredient of | | q genius.” | | Member of Lanter Society, Assistant Busi- ness Manager of Witsontan, Chair- lt) ij man of Program Committee | | The Senior Class will always remember ltl i “Beck,” because she is a real friend, com- | panion, and a sincere student. We need not 1 | worry about her future, for if it is anything : : = til like her high school days we are sure she nial and “Bill” will be happy. ty i] TS SSS ES AS LOUISE LINHOSS i Mae “Ask me no questions and I'll tell you | no fibs.” mie Member of Lamer Soctety | Louise, or better known as “Shorty,” is one who has gone through high school with a smile. We find her a true friend and a tit dl good student, for when it comes to French iti ii she is one of our best. We all wish her an success in the profession that she chooses. iii TESS A St TSS He es 1] HAROLD FABER || “Perseverance conquereth all things.” | Member of Poe Society pre At This important member of our class was one of those given to us by the old Basic High School. Harold is very studious and is usuallv among the leaders in class. When Harold leaves Wilson Hi a sincere student will be gone. | AS eR SE FR | ale | Saemereers a | all fll a a SS

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JOSEPHINE COINER “Honesty is the best policy.” Member of Poe Literary Society, Treasurer of WILSONIAN Here is a little girl that finds friends wherever she goes. Although she is rather quiet, she gets there just the same. She has prepared herself for the business world, and we wish her great success. EVELYN COX “Few things are impossible for diligence and skill.” Member of Poe Literary Society Evelyn is one who makes the high grades. Although she is very studious, she is never too busy to help when called upon. She goes at everything with a great determina- tion, and W. H. S. will certainly miss her. We wish you lots of happiness, Evelyn. MARIE FLOYD “Let my deep silence speak for me.” Member of Lanier Literary Society Marie plays a big part in our activities. When an occasion arises that needs her support, she never hesitates to do her part with vim. With this and many other vir- tues that fortune has heaped upon her, we find her a sincere friend and believe suc- cess will always be hers. WALTER CRICKENBERGER “His smile is sweetened by his gravity.” Secretary of Poe Literary Society, Mono- gram Club, Member of Basketball Team, Joke Editor of WILSONIAN “Buck” is the most loyal of seniors. Good nature is “Sam’s” most prominent trait, and “Crick” is also an athlete of no mean abil- ity. “Edith’s” leaving will cause a pang of sorrow in Wilson Hi, and “Johnnie’s” ar- rival will create a stir in the world.

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5 es 7 2 : ma ( — vr) : a aT a) —— [Sate re ES BEE 2 nn Aa =e MIRIAM MOHLER “As innocent as a new laid egg.” Member of Poe Society A mass of curly chestnut hair, and a be- witching smile are but a part of Miriam’s attractiveness. She possesses a personality that is to carry her far, and we predict a great success for her, whatever her choice of career may be. JULIA RODEN “Her smiles are but touches of sunshine.” Member of Poe Society, Eta Sigma, Mem- ber of Program Commuttee Here’s the happy-go-lucky flapper of our class. Julia’s smile and friendly wavs have made her very popular at Wilson Hi. in- stead of taking things seriously she laughs at them, and we are sure her future will be a happy one. AILEEN PALMER “With malice towards no one” Member of Lanter Society Although this is Aileen’s first year in our class, she has not failed to show us her ability of making and retaining friend wherever she goes. When it comes to His- tory—well, she has us all beat, and unless we are fooled she has a great future before her. GORDON HARMON “We grant, although he had much wit He was very shy of using it.” Member of Poe Society, Treasurer of Class Here is a Senior from whom we can ex- pect great things. While “Buck” is rather quiet and reserved, he is always on hand when there is any thinking to be done. We see much prosperity in his future, and are sure of his success. SS EN.