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

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SENIORS OF 1950 LESTER DOUGLAS FISHER “ I .ester” There are always work and tools for those who will BETTY JANE FITZGERALD “Shorty” “Cleanliness and neatness are indeed next to Godliness” HAZEL MARIE FITZGERALD “ H azel” “Sw ' eet and lovely, nice and neat; Just to know her is a treat” JAMES WILLIARD FITZGERALD “Sonny” “Little said is soonest mended” MELVIN FITZGERALD “The measure of a man’s life is the spending of it KENNETH JAMES FLETCHER, JR. “Jay” “He’s a jolly good fellow” MAE FOSTER “Mae” Always ready to lend a helping hand” WINTON FUNK “Winl” “Moderation: the noblest gift from Hea¬ ven

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SENIORS OF 1950 ELLEN LOUISE DIXON “Dick” “A thing of beauty is a joy forever” LOIS YVONNE DRIVER “Lois” “Speech is great but silence is greater” JAMES L. DRUMHELLER “James” I would help others out of a fellow feeling” PATRICK DUDLEY ‘Pat” “The scholar who cherishes the love of comfort is not likely to be called a scho¬ lar” BARBARA ANN ENGLEMAN “Barby” “In thv face I see the map of honor, truth, loyalty and friendship” FONDALEE CAROLL EUBANK “Fonda” “A merry heart goes with her all the day VIRGINIA MAE EUTSLER “Ginny” Nothing is impossible to a willing heart” BESSIE LEE FISHER “Betsy” “Jolly—yet serious; fun-loving—yet sin¬ cere

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SENIORS OF 1950 ERNEST L. FURR “Ruddy” “Rare compound of oddity, athlete and friend” GENE S. GARBER “Dutch” “Concentration is my motto—first hon¬ esty, then industry then concentration” JOHN LAWRENCE GARBER, JR. “Johnny” “Consideration is the soil in which wis¬ dom may be expected to grow” HENRY GIBSON “Hen” My own thoughts are my companions” ELWOOD H. GILBERT “Grandma” “Variety is the soul of pleasure” ADA MAE GLOVER “Tater Mae” “Good nature is one of the richest fruits of true Christianity” ROBERT EDWARD GREEN “Bobby” “Speech is human; silence is divine— therefore he must learn both arts. JANE GRIM “Janie” “The secret to success is constancy ' to purpose”