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

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=a 4 4, 4 | (Vy ie Yorr bike gL r 4 sae | yrs rg ‘4 ’ Junior Class , wr Eleanor Aldhizer, Henry Barnett, Mary Bartlette, Ray Beverage, Imogene Burton, Allen Carrier, Grace Chandlier, Ruby Clatterbaugh, Helen Craig, Anna Davis, Eloise Davis, Wallace Dodd, Rebecca Daniel, Ruby Ely, Frances Fortune, Marshall Freed, Robert Freed, Betty Gamble, Kitty Harner, Mary Frances Hawkins, Marion Higgins, James Hogg, Fil Hubbard, Evelyn Jones, Violet Kingsbury, Frances Kiger, Alvin Landes, Ella H. Matheny, Daisy McClung, Louise Morris, Malvola Mullen, Cletus Pannel, Dorothy Parmer, Leonard Rogers, Marjorie Ross, Evelyn Shumate, Elwood Snyder, Ralph Spitzer, Julius Stombock, Mary Tanner, William Taylor, Anna Tucker, Bobby Via, Louise Wagner, Ruth Worth, Josephine Young.

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present, in charge of the famous home for taking care of stray and aged Cats, Patricia Menefee is a most noted woman doctor of the United States. She will attend a convention in Vienna soon. Miss Pauline Thacker has become the second “Singing Lady” of America. She has thus combined her talent for telling bedtime stories with that of singing. Miss Mabel Sharpe and Miss Elizabeth McClung have recently be- come professional basketball players, the first ever known. Miss Cordelia Mohler is now a head secretary to the President of Montgomery, Ward and Company. Katherine Ross and Dorothy Maxey, are to be presented in the Court of England this spring. Miss Maxey will render several concerts at a request of the King. Margie Lee Phipps and Phyllis Saufley have formed a company which has for its purpose the betterment of chewing gum flavors. Mr. William White has recently been elected President of Yale University, where he has been instructor for some years. He is the youngest person who has ever held the position. Grace Wimer and Jewell Webb are two of the most popular motion picture stars of their time. Grace only recently showed talent for act- ing, but Miss Webb has been heading for stardom for many years. Robert White is at present, Business Manager of the New York Herald, of which George Von Frank is editor. Curtis Floyd is director of the largest brass band of Waynesboro, Virginia. Miss Ada May Rowe has founded a school for aged school teachers— the subject taught: “How to Grow Old Gracefully.” Jack McFall has recently accepted a position with the International Correspondence Company, where he will write textbooks about English. Melvin Jennings is at present working on a new picture in Holly- wood, ‘““The Handsome Hero,” in which he is taking the leading part. Bill Harlowe has joined the Barnum and Bailey Circus, in which he will take the character of a clown. William Davis has become President of the A. and P. Company. He has been employed by them for some time.

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Sophomore Class Eleanor Atkins, Harold Atwood, Ruby Baily, Hazel Barker, Marie Beverage, Suzanne Black, Ernest Blessing, Josephine Booker, Nancy Burton, Mary Jane Chambers, Robson Coiner, Darrin Coleman, Donald Coyner, Freddy Coyner, Mary Craig, Margaret Dorrier, Chester Davis, Jeanette Deputy, Hazel Earheart, Virginia Ellinger, Charlene Fauber, Isabel Fisher, Muriel Foster, Ray Frasher, Louise Furr, William Gallaher, Sam Gilmore, Ralph Golladay, Louise Harmon, Mildred Harner, Norma Hassett, John Henkel, Jack Hess, Pauline Hewitt, Louis Hildeband, Douglas Hubbard, Frankie Huff, Katherine Kibler, Marion Kirby, Bertha Klann, William Kline, Lenna Landes, Jim Leonard, Dale Lowry, Faith Main, Winston Martin. Rosalie Martin, Edith McCrary, Evelyn McGann, Ann McKenna, David Mc- Laughlin, Bob Meinhard, Virginia Mohler, Brownie Myers, Ailleen Niday, Burnell Pan- nill, Josephine Pannill, Lavelle Phipps, Roger Pleasants, Sara Poole, Benton Rosen, Lottie Sandridge, Billie Saufley, Wilmer Saufley, Helen Shooter, Cyrus Schwab, Hazel Smith, Edgar Snyder, Charles Steck, Joe Suddarth, Pauline Swink, Dorothy Taylor, Katherine Terrill, Charles Tonkins, Edward Turner, Rosie Weller, Mary Wimer, Kathleen Wine, Lawrence Wright.