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

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JO ANN BACK “Jo” F. H. A. ' 48, ’50, Glee Club ’50, Red Cross Club ’51 “Good nature and good sense must even join.” HENRY WILSON BARKER “Buck” D. E. Parliamentarian ’51 “Things well done are done with joy.” GRACE BAYETTE BEDALL “Grade” Glee Club ' 48, Latin Club ' 50, Chemistry Club ’51, Girls Ensemble ' 51 “Friendship, love, and peace combined.” BETTY JANE BATTEN “Dimples” “Quietness is a human trait. BETTY LOU BERRY “Betty” Chemistry Club ’51 “She bears an honorable mind.” “Takes but little time to make such a success of life.” SIDNEY ALBERT BAZZREA, JR. “Sid” F. F. A. ’48-’51 “He has no burdens or cares.” MARGARET BOYD BERRY “Maggie” Beta Club ' 50, ’51, Pep Club ' 50, ’51, Science Club Trcas. ' 48, Language Club ' 49, ’50, S. C. A. ’48, Cheerleader ’49-’51 “Tis virtue that makes her most admired.” SENIORS

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CHARLES E. ACREE Cluick” Football ' 48-’51 Rami ’48-’51, Homeroom V. Pres. ' 51 “Happy am 1, from care I’m free, why can’t all he content like me? AGATHA GAY AREHART “Aggie” Silence is the perfect herald of joy.” JOHNNY L. AGNOR I olmny” Rand ' 4 l , 4-11 ’48 I ' rue wit is like a bril¬ liant star. WILLIAM HENRY ARGENBRIGHT, JR. “Billy” Homeroom Pres. ’50, Sr. Class Treas. ' 51 “I love the name of honor.” WILLIE RAY ALMARODE Willie” I). E. Club ’51 “We live in deeds, not years.” DORIS BABER “Doris” Glee Club ’48, Pep Club ' 48-’50, Science Club Sec. ’50 “More sweetly than a band of instruments.” Class of 1951 SARAH FRANCIS AMBLER “ Real-up” F. H. A. Treas. ’49, F. H. A. Pres. ’50, F. H. A. Student, Advisor ’51, Rep. to State F. H. A. ’48, ’49, ' 50, Rep. to Nat’l F. H A. ’50 “The longer I live, the wiser 1 get.” EUGENE RAY BABER “Curly” Football ’49-’51 “Alan is of soul and body, formed for deeds.”

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Class of 1951 JACK RLACKA ‘•.I ack” Beta C lul ' 2ml Reporter ’50, Beta Club Pres. ’51, Frer.eh Club Pres. ’50, S C I ' reas. ’51, L las ' See. ’51, Homeroom Sec. ’48, Pep Club ’4‘J, ’50, Cheerleailer ’50, Client. Club ’51, Hand ’48-’51, 1st Set. Crum Major of Hand ’51, Pvt. 1st Class in Hand ’50, Satety Club Re¬ porter 51 “Hv the work one knows the workman.” OPAL AVANELLE BOTKIN “Abbie” F. H. A. ’48, Glee Club ’40, French Club ’50 “Burdens become light when cheerfully done.” ADA ANN BLACKWELL “Ada Ann” (. lass Sec. ’48, C lass Pres. ’40, t lass . I ’res. ’50, Annual Staff ’4S-’51, Editor-in-chief ’51, Science Club ’48-’50, Reporter ’50, Chem. Club Sec. ’51, Beta Club ’50, ’51, Pep Club ’48- ’51, I ' reas. ’40, Cheerleader ’51, Student Council ’48-’50, Glee Club ’48, ’49, Hist. Del to Nat’l. Jr. Red Cross Convention ’49, Rep. Girl’s State Summer ’50 THELMA BLACK- WELL “Thelma” ( dec Club ’48 “K indues s may do much.” WILLIAM CLYDE BLOSSER “Clyde” F. F. A. ’48-’51 “His quiet ways are a good trait.” “Words can’t her noble traits.’ describe LOIS MARIE BOWMAN “Louie” Glee Club ’48, Dramatics Club ’48, Beta Club ’51, Latin Club ’50 “A sunny disposition I - the very soul of success.” MARTHA LEE BRIDGE “Mot” F. H. A. ’51, Jr. Red Cross ’51, Glee Club ’50 “What sweet delights a Ipiiet life affords.” MARY ANN BRIDGE “Mary” Jr. Red Cross ’51 “Talent grows in the silence.”