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

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SENIORS Harry Mitchell Crummett French Moore Croft “Harry” “French” Ambition rules my brain And love, my heart. An air of humor surrounds , my) him. Robert Christian Cupp Marian Elizabeth Curry Orig jue Spe “Bobby” Lizzie A thing of beauty is a joy forever. ‘To study or not to study That is the question. Bobby Eugenc Dale Gladys Virginia Davis “Bobby” . . “Gladys” His wittv ways have been re- membered by all who know him. Quiet and unassuming; yet always a good girl. “shu : Margaret Anne Davi: Isabell Virginia Davis g © S “Margy” » Izzie’ Quiet and likable and a friend Friendship is the shadow ol toma ile the evening -which strength ens, with the setting sun of life Meryl Franklin Desper Priscilla Jane Desper “Meryl” SGiiss If the elevator isn’t running, The possibilities of work are I’ll take the stairs. unlimited.

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Curtis McElwee Conner S Grice I shall either find a way or make one. Christine Elizabeth Cook “Cookie” Care to our coffin adds a nail, no doubt; Every grin so merry, draws one out. Evans Patterson Cooke, Jr. nn OP aa Ready, willing and able. Frank Ashby Coursey “Frankie” His good humor has gained him troops ot friends. Russell Kenneth Coyner “Rusty” A joyous disposition combined with a purposeful earnestness. SENIORS Kenneth Fay Conner “Skeeter” Happy and carefree is he. Harry Wayne Cook “Corky” For he’s a jolly good fellow. Mary Margaret Corbin “Moggy” Laugh, play and be merry for we have but one life to live. Martha Ann Cox oMarthae She does good to herself whoa does good to her friends. Ray Samuel Crickenberger “Ray” My favorite temple is an humble heart.

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Russel Shuler Dietz “Shark” Be the task great or small, Do it well or not at all. Louis Elvin Fitzgerald “Pee Wee” A happy smile, a cheerful face help a lot in any place. Dorethy Jean Forrer “Dorothy” Silence is golden. Maxine Gwendolyn Fox NBs Her presence lends its warmth, its health to all who before it Betty Maxine Fretwell “Betty” A little girl with a big smile. SENIORS Dennis William Dull “Billy” What is to be, will be, Se why worry. Mary Lee Fitzgerald “Mary Lee” Aiways for a good time. Lee Gabriel Fox “Shakespeare” Nonsense and noise will often prevail, when honor and affection fail. Clyde Atwell Frank “Rosie” Thou shalt find him a prince among good fellows. Mildred Eileen Gibson “Millie” Her smile alone will carry her far.