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

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Faculty PROFESSOR R. C, JENNINGS A. C. KIMLER Mrs. RoBinson Mr. FENTRESS Miss DICKERSON Mrs. Pace Miss BRYANT ; Mrs. DaAvIEs Mrs. Spotts

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History of the Faculty Pror. R. C. JENNINGS, Supervising Principal of the Waynes- boro Public Schools. Prof. Jennings came to Waynesboro from Norfolk. He is a graduate of William and Mary College, where he received his M. A. and B. S. degrees. He also took a graduate course at Columbia University. Pror. A. C. KiMLer has been with us for many years. He was Principal of the schools for a number of years, but owing to ill health he resigned that position, and has been teaching Latin and Higher Mathematics in the High School. He graduated from Franklin- Marshall. Mr. J. V. Fentress has taken Miss Ethel Plumb’s place in the History Department. He is a graduate of William and Mary, and is from Norfolk. Miss Dora BRYANT is a graduate of Murfreesboro Female College. She teaches French and Domestic Science. Miss Bryant has taken work at the University of Virginia, and has had a great deal of experience in teaching. Mrs. ETHEL Daviess, who is the Science teacher, graduated from Blackstone and took several courses at the University. Mrs. Davies has been teaching in Wilson High for some time. Mrs. GERTRUDE GRANT RoBINSON graduated from Southern College. She came to Wilson after a course at the University, and is teaching English. Miss Atiie Mae DicKERSON came from the Eastern Shore of Virginia. She graduated from Blackstone, and took some courses at the University. Miss Dickerson teaches Mathematics. Mrs. SUE Pace is the Commercial Teacher. After graduat- ing from High School, Mrs. Pace took a special course at the University of Richmond, University of Virginia, and Beacon Business College. -

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Faculty’s Favorite Fusses Mr. Jennings: “I’m sure we were all very glad to have ———— speak to us this morning.” Mr. Fentress: “Words, Words, Words, why don’t you say something?” Mr. Kimler: “Did you get further?” “Out of the halls.” Miss Dickerson: “May I speak, please?” Miss Bryant: “I smell smoke.” Mrs. Davies; “That reminds me! of =——— 7 Mrs. Robinson: “I'll declare, you Seniors are the worst class lever did'See.a Mrs. Pace: “Whew! That hill takes my breath!”