Woodrow Wilson High School - Echo Yearbook (Beckley, WV)

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The staff has endeavored to make it a cherf ished possession and Htting mem' ory of your high school days. We sincerely wish as you explore the pages of this book that it will fulfill its mission by being a true 'LECHOM of the glorious victories and noble defeats that you have experienced at Woodrow Wilson High School. WOODROW WILSON Dedication ww W 4, i Too much credit could not he given this worthy indif vidual for his successful work during his fourteen years as music director of the high school. We can never forget his fine spirit of cooperation and his faithfulness and vvillingf ness to help when vve needed music of any type. To show our appreciation of his untiring efforts to serve and enter' tain us, we respectfully dedicate THE Samoa Eciio to MR. GLENN SALLACK. I-IIGI-I SCI-IOCL ,Q I I ,S Q :.:. . A I Izq . b G ,xg l.. l K. g f ig . A V 5 ,1 ' r if gf I K I , , ' y -is V ,1L' ' - if :',. aff ' x.- Lkrh i . 5 L I FACULTY MR. C. G. PEREGOY, A. B., M. A., Washington College. Maryland: WVest Virginia University. MRS. MISS MRS. HARRY L. WATKINS, A. B.. West Virginia University: Columbia University. MARY ELIZABETH MAXWELL, A. IS.. West Virginia University: University of Wisconsin Brenau College. J. R. BEATY, A. B.. Bethany College: West Virginia University. MR. WILLIAM B. WARE, A. B., Lynchburg College. MISS EVA KEYSER, A. B., West Virginia University: Syracuse University. MR. WILLIAM SHANKLIN, A, B., Concord. MR. S. GLEASON REED, A. B.. Concord College: West Virginia University: Duke University. MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MRS. GARNETTE THOMPSON. A. B.. Concord College: Ohio State University: Linrlenwood College DORIS CALFEE, B. S. in Ed., University of Cincinnati: Columbia University: University of Ky BILLIE HUDDLESTON, A. B., New River State College. ELIZABETH STEPHENSON, A. B., Fairmont Teachers College: West Virginia University Columbia University. MARGARET ROSE WILLFONG. A. B., West Virginia University: Agnes Scott College: Univer- sity uf Kentucky. ROY D. MILLIRON, A. B., Lynchburg College: University of Kentucky: West Virginia University MR. R. K. VVILLIS, B. S.. Lynchburg College. MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS THELMA BATESOLE, A. B.. Heidelburg, Timn, Ohio. GAZELLE WARE, B. S. in Ed., Farmville State Teachers College: University of Kentucky: Uni- versity of Chicago. WILDA BAILEY, A. B.. Marshall College, MARY EMYL STANLEY, A. B., University of Kentucky. JEAN PORTER. B. S., M. A., Ohio State University: Columbia University. VIRGINIA GHOLSON, A. B., Bowling Green Business University, I.L. B., Cumberland University SARA BALLENGEE, Concord College: B. S. P. E., West Virginia University. MR. CLARENCE RILEY OARTE, New River State College: Concord State Teachers College. C! y q 4 I T. in.. , 1+ king b . V Q H l , ' ,I -' 'C I if . is if 'r . r i ' 9. , at : uf: -rf, . ' I ' -- E I lk ,:F, I I ,I-'fix I ' ,f 112' FACULTY ' f gk A W Ii I iJ f I Q M SS CORINNE GIBSON. A. ll., Ilowlinx: Green College of ommc' -g n've ,, -L c 5 Pikeville College. . X X 'M MRS. C. BINFORD SIMS. A. li., West Virginia University. , f M , ff MR. JOHN W. GRAY, li. E.. Eastern Illinois State Teachers Coll'-ge. I 'X Mics. J, w. GIVENS, Ph. is., 1.y...'hi.uw College. , X l Q MRS. ORRAL I.. liURDl4l'I l'l'1, A. li.. West Virginia Wesleyan.X i N X It MISS LANIER FILE, A. ll., Ramlolnh-Mzu'on Wom:1n's College: Xllnivei ity iw.-. MR. GLENN SALLACK, M. li., Syracuse Universityg West Virxinia l i r' ygNex Iniversity: Eastern Conservatory: ltliira Conservatory. XX- 'f MISS ETHEL KEYSER, A. li., West Virginia University. ' MRS. GOLDIE BOSTICK. Il. S., Lebanon University. MR. C. HERMAN MARTIN, A. B., M. A., Fairmont: West Viririnia University. I MISS EDNA EARLE LILLY, A. ll., M. A., Marshall College: Columbia University. X MR. THOMAS A. WILLIAMSON, Ii. S., Iiattle Creek College. I MISS LURA CLAY, A. ll., M. A., Atlantic Christian College: New York University. MR. JOHN PAUL TOSH. A. li.. New River State College: University ol' Kentucky. MRS. VIRGIL SIZHMORE. A, li., Howling Green College of' Commerce: VVestern Kentucky State Teachers Cullexze. MR. ORRAL L. IiURDET'I'E, Ii. S., New River State College: Duke University. MRS. ROBERT THOMSON, A. lj., Carson-Newman College. MR. D. CRAWFORD LYNN, A. B., Berea College. MRS. CHLOE GOODALL CROUSIC. A. B.. West Virxrinia Universityg University of Colorado: Duke University. MR. J. R. VAN METER, Il. S., Illinois Wesleyan. MRS. W. W. HOWELL. A. ll., College of Commerce, Ilowlim: Green. Kentucky. 23 H SENIOR ECHO SENICRS W M' lf' afifffff SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ,rv ., , T x, GLENN WRISTON WEBB. . PAUL HIGGINBOTHAM .,.., Y C. DICKENSON. AL Jo VANNOY. N W. SMITH. . . 9 . ,:.- g.. vXfl?jW f5J.'r'V? ' y,fXdV4f.yuG fjlgf ji? , A . . . . President . . . 4 . . Vicefllresidenr .,.,....SeC1'eta'ry ,.,.......'T'reaswre'r . . . . . .Se'rgeantfatfA'rms 3814 ff l ECHO ff - nS R I' o 1 n HENRY H. HERRING of-34:fft,v We f'nAi-+ What a happy place if they were all like HIEQ Careffree, humorous, happy and worry free. ELSIE VERA JONES fjonesyl Vim, vigor and vitality are certainly three words to describe her. JZJJJQ VMC! ' CU A quiet mind i richer than a JOHN GERALD KASCMARYK CJOHHMD Brave but hashfulf' LLOYD EDWARD MAxw L X ARIE CAT, ERINB GARRETT N Was there ever a heart that t MI may My melt? J VIRGINIA LEE ANDERSQN ' K 1 ' -' , UNK-93' pam'-L' The world's rio better if worr Y, Life no longer if we hurry. MAXIE BELLE SPENCE QMaxiej Kind thoughts have much to do pretty faces. 5 with WW MILFORD W. LEWIS 'Tis men like me that make the 'roundf' 1 a D1 93841 s - D nil . bfi SN: 6.84 V2 2,13 xfvf, X' ' :Wilt nga? EY' qcilsh SENIOR ECHO ,,, ,,. 'QQ P Aifflfgs, ,V I GLENN WRISTON WEBB 'iHis speech flamed from his tongue sweeter than honey. LORISE GEORGE QGeorgiej The finest manner, and the most generest eartf' JEAN ELIZABETH SESSLER The same yesterday, now and forever. NORMA LEE TEEL She is a girl both loving and sweet. ELLswoRTH HAROLD SHRIVER, JR. Work while you work and play while you play. NANCY Jo BALLENGEE U09 How can I keep from dancing when there's rhythm in my feet? HARRIET RUTH ASHWORTH fRutChenj My brain. though not my heart, shall have its will. JOHN WsEfLEY SMITH lmnyJ 1' -'Light of hem, Light of step, Quick of wit, Full of pep. 2:13811 f ff SENIOR ECHO ff JACK FERGUSON MCMANUS fllimplexj Nature hath made strong fellows in her time. BILLEE Louisa BORAY Qwillifzwnj A friend to those who need a friend, A pal to make things go. FRANCES MAE L wis CDadcD On the light, fantastic toe. MELVIN DALE WOOD fWrvozl3v Rules? I know hut one-to dash ai ' s :Come trip it as ye go, n my enemy and win. - WALKER JORDAN Jolly, good natured, and full of fung lf you want a real friend hcrc is one. MARY CORNEi.iA D1cRENsON CDICRNJ Ever true, kind and sweet, lndnstrious, too, and hard to heat. -. EVA HARRIS fMaej ln every gesture the truth ls dignity and love. WINFIELD SCOTT MCCOLLOUGH fwxndyf Q, A true pal, ai good sport, in fact, an allfaround fellow. xx 93844 wffi mfff ...,., ENIOR ECHO 44 OSCAR LEWIS DAVIS CLouisj A gentleman, a ladies' man, and a friend to all. GLENNA MARIE STROUD CGlennyJ Demure and quiet with sparkling eyes and a cheery smile. MARGARET ROGAR SARAH LOUISE CORONA . 3 ? ?'Not only good, but good for something. v 193 Silence is more musical than any song. ,Sify ,wwvwwwff fi JUANITA TEELE I ,M CNitaJ Sincerity, first, last and always. BEULAH BURKE BENNETT fSargej 'LA kindly gentle way has she. ELEANOR JANE HULVEY Ccripl A day for toil, and an hour for sport, But for a friend is life too short. MORRIS STANLEY To be a musician is better than studying. 8 a n SENIOR ECHO ROBERT MONROE QUESENBERRY' qsobp My tongue within my lips I reing For who talks much must talk in vain. HBNRIETTA FAYE BERMAN fHennyj You cnn't get the blues when sh around. ALMBTA THURBON A smile for all, a greeting gladg A lovable jolly way she had. WILLIAM PEYTON GRAVES CB1llyJ What we have to learn to do we le by doing. PAUL RICHMOND I never s arcl. HE N LOUISE FARL Y A maiden nev old wwf s' irit still an uietf' l E' J AR13' A RE 1 Elf N 'Q ,J 2 - . u'1' 'Er-'cggrlln . ij X A maidofgface, ' ' e ' Quiet pfyoipe, Rnd sweet of fltef' A-1 l , L L 1 .1 . 1 I ' i K .J R . , PASQUALE VERDUCE Dependahility is the real key to success n 1 9 3 8 cc L v SENIOR ECHO f 3 I Miz' 'cfs 1 . VIRGINIA HURT V if A 3 Ulfmyl i Q . b A A quiet lady, but labor accomplishes , v i ,great things. TY llll ' .ii - l'l' 'A 1 N , ff QDESSA Cox ,.,,.-- I ::-: ,. 'g-KT X BX A friendly disposition and a friendly 'A 5 smile. Kg RUNA FRANCES WINCHELL Q A sweet disposition and friendly to all. I FANNIE MAUDE PENDLETON CFanD We find life exactly what we put into it. fi E' ...N YP LILLIAN LEON HUDSON M ESTIE ESTELLA DECENSKIE Still waters run deep. A quiet, serious girl with a serious way about her. VIX'IAN JEWELL WALKER Why life be all labor. HELEN EUGENIA SAMPLES Why take life serious? n 1938 a f ff in cc, it Ze? '7 'L' v S E N I O R O 0 AM ' 1, 'Q n 0 ' 51'-QfQ-Q 'L'-1.4 L 'G CHARLES WILLIAM HOUSE I '45-ffll., man -f He dances like an angel. E. B :SEQ-I It N- 'Z ELSIE BEASLEY , 4.-A 4 With a smile on her lips and a tvginklc U T52 in her eye. X 5 E M. MARY KATHLEEN MEADOWS CKHU3 A merry heart goes all the day. R. B. COBURN, JR. A quiet man who is up in the wor ' is fn 00 i .1 g ever to X I CH LE A 'o LA JR. Lif - t t talk ser a .X X . AYE MARIE COOPER Business betbre pleasure. MARJORIE ANN GIBSEY CMf1fgyD Her stature tallfl hate a dumpy woman. JACK REED MANN Some men are great, and I had just as good a chance as they had. 193 A , -1 A 5 ii 'flbugf . Nr' 'TIF 9 .a 'A X Alisf gs Imp 5 xr 8 cc 1? l U'-lifeyf SENIOR ECHO If JAMES MAURICE PORTER fMov'risj Sincere is hc, and his labors taught by wisdom. VIRGINIA LEE COUNTS Cfffmyl Good humor like a sunny day, LORETTA ANNA BREZACK QBveezyJ In her quietness there is charm. DAVID EARLE WISEMAN I have often regretted my silence, never my speech. o 'V W AUGUSTUS WHITE, JR CGusD man never bold, vpf spirit still and quiet. 4 O J1g?IyBELvA MAE BOWMAN ll IEIEQJZI When I have anything to do I do it. MARJORIE MAE CORNWELL CCGPIUD Good humor accompanies her beauty. EARL ROGER CRAWFORD CROED te D3 DCC. n 1938 44 A merry heart maketh a cheerful counf , Q SENIOR ECH I MARGARETTE WORD y A woman of cheerful yesterdays, and V I V happier tomorrows. ' . A LAURENCB EARL FLINT, JR. H ' I . ,mV' I U'-7 T ii. M f W I ask only for peace, ease is my god. , g ggiff' 1 ' . f . I Y BILLY jon WAUHOP CBIllyj LILLIAN MARIE WORD It is well to know more than one says. Winning is her way, And pleasant is her smile. NELLIE MAE GREEVER fNcllJ She is always laughing, for she an inhnite deal of wit. JN X S I Iv X THEDA MAE COUREYXX , Q The way to have a friend is to be 0 CLIFFORD RAY DANIELS fcllffj A blond who speaks when spoken to. KATHERINE RAMEY She is always earnestly striving. 12193844 in I qasf - 'Manu H' Q .X-,1'. ... SENIOR ECHO f- SHIRLEY ELINOR ZEIGLER She speaks, acts and behaves just like she should. AGNES MYREE ROWLES Ever loyal, ever true To the tasks she has to do. PEGGY BEANE CBeamel If life be worth living, itis worth enjoying. ' CORA ELIZABETH WILLIAMS fbzzyl The queen of dignified flappers. FRANCES RONALDA LILLY Study hooks do not a prison make. VIRGINIA KATHERINE RAWN Uinxj Virginia combines a likable personality with a brilliant mind. PERNIA ELIZABETH CROLICH fPernD ature says he unconscious. ff' Q- EMOGENE FOLEY CGenel A fair exterior is a silent recommendation n 8 cc -v SENIOR ECHO ff DARLO PITOTTI l like the man who faces what he must. MABEL MARIE SNU FFER jolly, yet seriousg yet very sincere ALMA jo VANNOY CVanJ A pepfofmiss with loads to sparc, The kind that's welcomed everywhere. WILLIAM PAUL KLAUS lB1llyJ A m.m's worth is measuretl by his actions, not his wortls. THEIKON LONDUS ROSE No one is wise at all times. CARMEL NELLIE NOCE CNelll Never trouble trouble, till trouble troubles you. STELLA VIRGINIA HCJDGES csleup If she has any faults, she has left us is doubt. .IQHN PRESTON Yosr, JR. fjohnnyj And now l'll put on my considering cap. 'D 1 9 A if-fi wr'- ' JWQZ4 ffwzxufef fw4.JA.-4 em aff- 154-A 4-4' xs '-'-'- '-. J' 'bv-5-f - 41- -4-.4 if 'Q' cf J A 7 .Q A Ju ff 5, . rum, ui si aaa f AWWQ Q -QS xl V ,ff ., iv' ' x,.Y' M. Viv' ills. ..v li l- .Egi- hi ,N li X : Qi ax x- N' .gy Xisaxw 0' SENIOR ECHO fe , YM 9553- .6 CHARLES EDWARD DANIELS fCha1lieD True to himself, true to his friends, True to his duty always. fill? Cheerfu wa all the day, There's nev ca Can't smile away, DOROTHY NOGY ' CD00 Sweet mercy is nobility's true badge. fm g,,,,fpwZ.f,wx- EARL ROBERT ADAMS My mind's my kingdom. JAMES SPARACINO UWB As hrimful of mischief and wit and glee. MARY ELOISE FINK Little she asks, Her wants are few. THERMA FAYE LILLY ' She's a mighty fine girl to have as a friend. LONNIE LEE COOPER , qshmyu I Learning maketh a man lit company for ,V himself. Q, ROBERT SHIELDS MOHLER rsobp As innocent as a newflaid egg. CLELA LENORE CASTO qcnelap For she was always friendly and carried a smile for all. EDNA KATHLEEN HARRIS CKatyj She laughs when she comes, she laughs when she goes, But what she laughs ahout, nobody knows. RONALD WxLL1AM PAINT fBx , Mille is the heart at your feet, That must love you to live. SAMUEL D1xoN ST. CLA111 fsamy A smile for all, a welcome glad, A joyful coming way he had. MILDRED EVELYN LILLY fM1llyD just a jolly good sport. GLADYS LAWRENCE THOMPSON Cflladyj Do well the duty that lies before you. STANLEY HUFFMAN fBrunoQ A real football hero. : nl SENIOR ECHO ff Cl llfiifii wfkl .W Tu? A-if ,eb but 077' .vdxfoll-ff' ftf 4 40 f f 938 4--' if-.6f4'L V b' 'C 6 9 v Cf' xml n SENIOR ECHO ff 48 HUBERT THOMAS RICHARDS I speak for Inyselff' EDITH JUANITA CLARK CNMP A truly sweet and virtuous soul. I. MARJORIB ELIZABETH BROWN CBTOWTUCD She makes a friend where ere she comes. li EULA JEAN MILLER Clearly? The first step to greatness is honesty. it In , . up AMANDA KATHBLYNE MANN fig , it flfzltl 'Q I ' if' 5 a ure designs us to be of good cheer. 2'- EI dev ' '--. - I, y X P ELIZABETH LEACH ., M-w R,r ' I fscpll . N ndly and gay, and happy always. I , P f .'-N Qu I b shift'-mg Q Dfw'- ANNA MAYE COMER fMaej And her tongue tripped merrily on. CHARLES EDWARD SPADE fBu:1ClyD For knowledge, too, is itself a power v13ssa ---,I SENIOR ECHO WILBUR ALDERMAN QHard Rockj Skill, not luck, leads to fortune. ALTA FRANCES MCKINNEY fAltol Here is the quiet smile of happy con tentment and sincere goodfwillf' MARGUERITE LUCILLE WAR EN A cheerful and lightfhearted airl w takes pleasure in her work and in er ' g she does. Q! RALPH HALL for 5 L'MllCh study is Z1 weariness of the fleshlv 0 WILLIAM RAY HEDRICK l'Rayj I study sometimes. for ll change. EDITH RAB MCKINNEY Her smile the threatening tempest Clears And is the rainhow of the showers. HENIKIETTA FRANCES KINZER ffiranlgyb Talking she knows not why and Care. not what. I RICHARD ELMER DANIB fRiCl1j Oh, this learning-what 21 thi A deff 07: SENIOR ECHO f may MARGARET THOMSON SCOTT CScottyD Let come what may, I shall do my best. LN ELLA BLANCHB KINCAID .L She is the mirror of all courtesy. MARY ELIZABETH GRAHAM .L Words cannot express her infinite sweet' ness. Jocin GARNBTT KINCAID Success is nothing more than doing well w at you do. !,Xp,l'.f 07:5-Q4V1ARGARET GILKERSON ' CD09 den never boldg in spirit-still JI,-f a qu , A FLOREEN CREMENS Jl CFloj 'Tis only noble to be good. CLAETTA V1V1AN LYTTON Q, A merry heart doeth good like a - id medicine. N N ANNA LEE GUNTER M She who sows courtesy reaps friend- sip. 9 3 8 ff LLet the world slide, let the world D SENIOR ECHO DORTIIY FAYE MEADOWS IDOD Like a rose, she has a heart like gold. JAMES RICHARD WYATT, JR. Ulmmyl When night hath set her silver lamp on high, Then is the time for study. SAMUEL C. LILLY qsamp , Stately and tall, he moves through hall The chief of a thousand for grae ' MARGIE ANN Trio N leg? CPIIED Anything but a chatterbox-ff-. J LUCILLE DALLIE MEADO s A fig for care and a fig for woe. CHARLES EDWARD MULLANEY In every good man a god doth dwellf CHARLES WILLIAM BURDISS QEIIIQ Speech is silver, silence is gold. WANDA HOLMES flied, Dignity is the sweetness of women. n 93 SE Cyi ELMER SHUMATE PHiPPs CElmevj You may look at Washington, You may look at Lee, But they all grow dim when you look at me. JACQUETTA DlVERE THURMAN r- ! Uflfkl . JJ ILA very fashion plate within herself. al lr EMMA MARGARET SMITH 'Q' jj , csmmyp , 'I must keep talking whether I say any' . ing or not. If V I VX- J , Nick HAJASH CNiCkl ' y is a wellfmade man who has a o erminati EN MAURNETIA BROYLES Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low, an excellent thing in women. LOUISE GRIFFITH true friend is the greatest of all ings. Roy JOSEPH METRICK CROW Nor swift, nor slow to change, but firm. PAULINE HIGGINEOTHAM Clfffkyb qhe toils of honor dignify repose. 938 ff slosEifH KUHN ljoel Good humor is the hcalth of the soul. DELLA RosE STOVER A maiden never hold. Of spirit still and quiet. LUCY MAIKIE SHELQR A Awffg-,3 cm , ,,,,,,,,1,v'J With her eyes she through life. vwfw, Jwa' ' ,fsudn Tommy TOLEERT RINCE fffmnl My views are what I sec from my viewpoint. CHARLES MARTINA lCha1l1el He leans not on others, hut on JULIA ADAMOS CMcv1m.scl Worry and I have never met. X MARJORIE PAULINE ALDEIRMAN COllyJ Such a friend well like to haveg Happy, good natured and never dull. CLARENCE BooTH 4 He was capable of imagining all, and ot doing everything. fg 1 I s es :Nw , 13 Sub? ..--I -ltqv mm C-311 5.3 ODY. ',Q' -ar ii NQ g4'- urL.:.l,- I 5 Y IA E I I 1 I ' KA . 1 A' 1- 2-4.1, k'fZ4'1..g,,r.,J K4 L, 1 . l,,fiL L, . 1. 4.. 1 L j I If .Ly '- if -' f L 6 If LQ, ,dlfjjw 'iALfc4fc- 'S' .1,L..Lf! 7 991938141 , I ,- fgfik-it 1.L e v 1 ii SENIOR ECHO .. 1L ff'-iz 1 1 JOSEPH EDWARD AVI U00 An outstanding athlete who really knows how to play the game. HELEN AGNES LOWATCHIE fWatchieD SO mild, so patient, Peaceful and pure. MINNA JANICE WARD She has a quiet disposition and sweet riendships by the score. Eg R 'mia MARY FELONISE ROBERTS A gracious manner and a winning smile.' Q g gl JOHN WILEY FITZPATRICK, JR. ' fjohnnyj A fighting football player. ETHYL LOUVENA PORTERFIELD ? A truer friend could not be found. Ax 3 it JULIENNE MAE RAHALL CSPudEyD A cute brunette with a winning smile.' RENA PITOTTI Less than our best is failure. v1938f4 - I 1 n V F1 ,I SENIOR ECHO JOSEPII IRVING HUNGATE, ja. Uoej He's armed without that's innocent within. RAPABLA RODRIQUEZ With her pleasing way, she has won our friendship. BETTY VIRGINIA MELLEN fBetsD Some day she will surprise us all. I- PAUL HIGGINBOTI-IAM s CHfeIzJ -,'- ' lj '.-Even ,info twat , ,1 l.' I ,-1. lu 'J ,, U ' ' u , Q. tQ'E,4gAMES W. KIDD I .-.- ni. The greatest truths are simplest, and so are the greatest men. VERA Woon fwoodsyj Manners often make fortunes. I.. WILLIAM P. GAUTIBR qsfup He is a wise man who speaks little. u Lou RITA LAMBE CRitaD Girls of few words are best. 2 I yy 93 lQ K' 1-If -Y -sa..-nr' - T,, SENIOR ECHO ff- A-New ,-.pu -vi-or -any WARDY MALCOLM CLINE I've found the key to success, hut haven't found the keyhole yet. ANNA MCGUIRE CAnnj Anna is cheerful and lighthearted. VIRGIL V. KISER He lets his own thoughts lead him. TESSA MAE METRICK Cfessj Give me time and plenty of it. SOPHIA AGNES LAGOWSKI qsophp Truth is the summit of being. IRVIN M. MAHONEY C1110 MI am as I am, and so shall I he. WESTWOOD HARIKISON HOLLIDAY thought. Wes Our deed is sometimes better than our ANNA LEE SHUMATE fAnnJ 'Sing and the world sings with you.' 22193811 E ISTIAN a S' .tur e ' ned K o be of good cheer. JOHN WILLIAM DAvIs, JR. Clfflmflyb yy 'C O 4 ' ' X 5 . I I A041 0' .2 lab' DAVID Rnncn TOTTEN .rn CDuclIessQ A rare person in the Senior class -one who can blush. ' I MARY SUE TONE A good friegf,who ikcr u Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. LOWELL RAY RICHMOND CRichyj 'Long may he grow. I. FRANCES BOYKO CFmnlqyJ Modesty is the greatest virtue. .I H MARY MADELINE MILLER Q L Her sweetness doth disdain comparison. HENRY CLAY BAIRD What should a man do, but be merry? --wa, ' .' hlhlfr 140,611 A44 6977 S 2 S z I 193?f4 K x U lf 4 l--D s IOR' CHO L 'H' ,. f X ' r, AA 0? ,KU JI VUL! 'l'LIf . f mx. JYY. A fi :I T., rf y it . so FQ I xq. X W ti kin It OW It rj MONROE R. ENNINGS, II QM. RJ You'll have to look far for one of his d. HILDRED MARIE LIGHT CD1mplesJ Her thoughts and her conduct are her fl. MARY JANE WALTERS -' fBobbiej If I could love less, I'd be happier. ANDREW HBRON SMITH fAnClyJ A little with quiet is the diet. JOHN THOMAS SEDANKO Uolmnyj Common sense is not so common. ETHEI. BAYEEE JONES Let us do or die. EDNA LOUISE RASCO TJLT But innocence has nothing to dread. .- THOMAS CHRISTOPHER Cfomj I'm joyful and happy and from care l'm Q free. E193 u ,,.1... L -1 ll- T-1 v SENIO ECHO 44 Was! ' X 5' .8-sy 912 , 5 J 440K xx JACK WILLIAMS Modesty becomes a young man. LYDA EVA HARPER CDimplesD Big blue eyes and a charming smile, She certainly is a Miss Worth While. ' ALLIS PERKINS All CPHIFID ll li. I Golden deeds make golden days. V! A 'I M I y,,f GLENN ELWOOD DoNALDsoN A man that stands fourfsquare to every Wind that blows. FRED BRUCE ARNOLD Worry kills more people than bullets, so why worry? 5 'cp Q nl faf. 6' , .40Lc,.,Z3Ze, 93 844 4,60 A2440 ffl! la, 91 ,, SENIOR ECHO f- -li CLASS HISTORY CHAPTER 1 In the year of our Lord, 1935, we, a group of eager, curious, and astonished students, were cast upon the Isle of Knowledge, whereon, the main structure was the Woodrow Wilson High School. Curious to know who our teachers would be, and to acquaint ourselves with the routine which we were to follow, we welcomed the first class meeting. It was held September 29, to elect class officers and to learn the campus rules. After a little discussion, we voted for the people whom we thought were most capable of leading us, The following were chosen: Glenn Webb, president, M. R. Jennings, vicefpresidentg Mary C. Dickenson, secretary, john Fisher, treasurer. Mr. C. G. Peregoy, principal, appointed Miss Caroline Lindsey, sponsor. On january 9, 1936, a meeting was held to discuss plans for the Sophomore Colonial Ball, which was given February 22, 1936. This party, with its beautif fully gowned oldffashioned ladies and its bewigged gentlemen in knee breeches, was very successful Cfor Sophomoresj. K So passed our first year in Woodrow Wilson High School. CHAPTER II September 8, 1936, saw school open again. As it was only our second year in high school, we were still a little tense and curious. On October 28, we held a meeting to elect our new officers. The following results will show that we made few changes in leadership: Glenn Webb, president, Gladys Lawrence Thompson, vicefpresidentg Mary C. Dickenson, secretary, Melvin Wood, treasurer, Gene Warden, sergeantfatfarms. Miss Caroline Lindsey was again appointed as sponsor. As Juniors, under the skillful direction of Mrs. Roy D. Milliron Cwhom we shall never forgetj, assisted by Miss Garnett Hundley, we presented the drama' tization, Thru the Keyhole. It played to an enthusiastic audience for a matinee and evening performance, and netted sufficient funds to finance the JuniorfSenior Prom. With no further outstanding occurrences during the year, we closed this second chapter of the history of the Class of '38, rr 1938 ff n SENIOR ECHO - CHAPTERHI Seniors at last! With all fear, suspense, curiosity, envy, and tensity gone, we started to school again on September 7, 1937. On September 14, a meeting was held for the purpose of electing class ofhcers. After the ballots were counted, the follow- ing emerged victorious: Glenn Webb, president-for the third successive term, Paul Higginbotham, vicefpresidentg Mary C. Dickenson, secretary -Afor the third successive term, also, Alma jo Vannoy, treasurer, John Smith, sergeant' atfarms. On November 20, Miss Clela Casto was elected Miss Flying Eagle for one of the swellest football teams ever to trod the athletic field of W. W. H. S. She was attended by Miss Marjorie Cornwell and Miss Nancy Ballengee. These girls served in regal style at the Hinton game, and, also, at the Senior Football Party, on December 3. Another honor, which we take pride in relating, is the participationand sensaf ,tional playing of two of our members, joe Davies and Stanley Huffman, in the NorthfSouth Football Game. Among the other activities of our Senior year were the Senior Play, which was given April 14, 1938, and the JuniorfSenior Prom, May 7, 1938. Of course, being guests at the prom, we were free from responsibility and well entertained. So, with memories which are endeared to all of us Cwe hopel, we close the pages of our immemorial history as the Class of '38 in Woodrow Wilson High School. Our graduation sends us out to struggle on the sea of life. Though it may bear us far, we hope we are prepared to face our duties as worthy citizens of our state and nation. Respectfully submitted, PASQUALB Vizknuca MARJORIB CORNWELL nl938a -I H- -- -M SENIOR ECHO .- CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1938, the majority of us being pronounced in our right minds, do hereby make and declare this, our last will and testament. ARTICLE I To Mr. C. G. Peregoy, we will one new building, and three extra hours t0 each school day, so he can run a schedule to his own liking. ARTICLE II To the faculty, we will all our old text books to do with as they please. ARTICLE III , To the school as a whole, we will our pleasant memories and cheerful hopes for the future. ARTICLE IV I, Bill Graves, do will and bequeath to john Ginestra my ability to sail air' planes in Miss Maxwell's classes. I, Pernia Crouch, do will and bequeath to some very shy girl my cavewomanish way of doing things. I, Bob Mohler, do will and bequeath to Robert Douglas my ability to write a sports story, which I hope he does better than I ever did. I, Vera Wood, do will and bequeath to Ann Lee Wright my ability to work geometry. I, Wilbur 'iHard Rock Alderman, do will and bequeath to Jess Hanson my ability to finish school at W. W. H. S. I, Loretta Brezack, do will and bequeath to Mary Belle Polley my dark hair. I, Bill Burdiss, do will and bequeath to William Green my ability to make D's in English. I, Della Stover, do will and bequeath to Hazel Hambrick my ability to dance on my partners' toes and get by with it. I, James Kidd, do will and bequeath to Nicholas Corey my ability to set scenery for the stage. I, Elsie Beasley, do will and bequeath to any Junior my ability to write a term paper in Senior English. I, Sam Lilly, do will and bequeath to Mrs. Sizemore my knowledge of Com' mercial Law. n1938a E v SENIOR ECHO 44 I, Frances Boyko, do will and bequeath to Carrie Bailey my ability to always be talking. I, Lonnie Cooper, do will and bequeath to Densil Warden my shortness so that he will not have to stoop to go under doors. I, Nellie Noce, do will and bequeath to Ora Mae Bruant my ability to get along with George Davis. I, Charles Garland, do will and bequeath to Ellsworth Neugen my unusual affection for French on the one condition that he uses it in private only. I, Nellie Landreth, do will and bequeath to Helen Burton my ability to get along with Princeton boys, as long as she doesn't fall for a certain one. I, Glenn Webb, do will and bequeath to Buster Smith and Junior Snead, my Spiritual Fitness for use in their conversations. I, Frances Kinzer, do will and bequeath to Sarah Merrylees my short hair. I, R. B. Coburn, do will and bequeath my ability to chew gum in Miss Stephenson's English class, to David Roush. H I, Juanita Clark, do will and bequeath to Jack Hedrick, his heirs and assigns forever, my enormous height. I, Tessa Metrick, do will and bequeath to Dorothy Teubert my typing ability. I, Joseph Hungate, Jr., do will and bequeath to J, W. Muir my ability to abstain from fattening foods so that his shadow may become as tall and slender HS ffllne. I, Henrietta Berman, do will and bequeath to any Junior my most happy disposition. I, Hilda Rollins, do will and bequeath to Evelyn Holliday my naturally curly hair, providing she keeps it out of her eyes. I, Therma Lilly, do will and bequeath to Blaine Tanner my quiet disposition, providing he uses it during his Senior year. I, Glenn Donaldson, do will and bequeath to some freshman my firm foundaf tion, big head, big appetite, big heart, and big mouth. I, Janice Ward, do will and bequeath to Nancy Thompson, my ability to roll my eyes. I, Rafaela Rodriquez, do will and bequeath to Marie Howell my love for Home Economics. I, Lou Rita Lambe, do will and bequeath to Elma Bailey my second year Latin book and my sympathy, for they belong together. I, Lillian Hudson, do will and bequeath my bashfulness to Newt Eagle. I, Ray Hedrick, do will and bequeath to John Redden my good work in second year Bookkeeping. w 9193844 --i---.-i, SENIOR ECHO K I, Helen Lowatchie, do will and bequeath to Margaret Taraczkozy my ability to tell lies and get by with it. I, Irvin Mahoney, do will and bequeath to Stephen Lowry my ability to make A in all classes. I, Runa Wiiachell, do will and bequeath to Ralph Jordan my talkativeness. I, Glenfern Calloway, do will and bequeath to Evelyn Holliday the ability to win the hearts of HefMen. I, john William Davis, do will and bequeath to Mrs. Roy Milliron my Latin ability. I, Katherine Ramey, do will and bequeath to Imogene Armentrout 1ny hair and eyes, provided she will have them. I, Clifford Egg Daniels, do will and bequeath to Joe Beard my love for all goodflooking Sophomores, providing he doesnlt use it in public. I, Kathleen Harris, do will and bequeath to Ruth Cook my ability to get along with coal truck drivers, providing she doesn't get coal dust on her face. I, Lorise George, do will and bequeath to Katy Jo Catron, my most serious student council manner. I, Tom Christopher, do will and bequeath to Elbert Williains my reserved seat in the Senior section. , I, Felonise Roberts, do will and bequeath to any poor Freshman that needs it my ability to make 'iA's in Plane Geometry. I, Virginia Rawn, do will and bequeath to any brunette in the Junior class, my 'idazzlingu red hair. I, Ellsworth Shriver, do will and bequeath to Thomas Honaker my big feet. I, Marjorie Giesey, do will and bequeath to Betty jane Meador my dancing ability. I, Shirley Zeigler, do will and bequeath to any Freshman my high school career, providing they study more than I did. I, Lawrence Flint, jr., do will and bequeath to Harold Porter my love for study, providing he will use it on Mondays and Fridays only. I, Eloise Fink, do will and bequeath to Basil Lowe my shy manner and quiet disposition, providing he passes it down to some Junior next year. I, Jack Mann, do will and bequeath to jack Jenkins three grand and glorious years of gags and fun. I, Eleanor Hulvey, do will and bequeath to Bill Bales my crippled right knee, providing he uses it to get out of football practice next year. I, Ethyl Porterfield, do will and bequeath to Mary Baber my ability to get along with blond haired boys. I, Walker Jordan, do will and bequeath to Jack Hedrick my massive frame and Herculean brawn. v 1938 ff : SENIOR ECHO ff I, Vera Jones, do will and bequeath to Jessie Mae Bowling my ability to resist boys. I, Lowell Richmond, do will and bequeath to james McVay my full crop of beard. I, Eva Harris, do will and bequeath to Mary Margaret Hill my ability to get and hold a boy for at least a week. I, Rena Pitotti, do will and bequeath to Margaret Lee my ability to argue with the teacher, providing she uses it only once a week and bequeathes it to some needy junior next year. I, David Wiseman, do will and bequeath to Earland Terreo, my ability to make good grades in Mr. Lynn's classes. I, Belva Bowman, do will and bequeath to Billie Huddleston my ability to use my forensic powers at the wrong time in the wrong place. I, johnny Kacsmaryk, do will and bequeath to I. W. Banks my ability to say the wrong thing at the right time at all times. I, julia Adamos, do will and bequeath to Louise Renis my ability to pass American History in two years. I, David Totten, do will and bequeath to Elmo Lewis my nickname, Duchf ess. Oh! how it fits him. I, Kathleen Meadows, do will and bequeath to Betty Jane Hall my athletic ability, providing she uses it as I have. I, Sam St. Clair, do will and bequeath to Oscar Flint my ability to graduate from W. W. H. S., providing I graduate myself. I, Sarah Corona, do will and bequeath to Elma Bailey my ability to fall down and go boom . I, Earl Adams, do will and bequeath to William Parker the well deserved title of Diamond Terror. I, Juanita Teele, do will and bequeath to my sister Margaret Ann my love for school. I, Paul Higginbotham, do will and bequeath to Godfrey Underwood my quiet and attentive ways in class. I, Marie Garrett, do will and bequeath my extra name of Betty to Mar' tha Givens, who also has an older sister. I, john W. Smith, do will and bequeath to johnny Ginestra my pretty red socks, providing be wears knickers with them. I, Edith McKinney, do will and bequeath to Geneva Lilly my talent of playing the violin, providing she practices. I, Cora Elizabeth Williams, do will and bequeath to Betty jane Hall my ability to sing, providing she doesn't spend all her time crooning to football heroes. I, Bob Quesenberry, do will and bequeath to Nick Corey my ability to draw, providing he can profit by it. ii 1938 44 f SENIOR ECHO f4 I, Allis Perkins, do will and bequeath to Miss Elizabeth Stephenson my nickname of Perky. I, Henry Baird, do will and bequeath to Mrs. Sizemore my poor grades in Commercial Law. I, Peggy Beane, do will and bequeath to Ruth Cook my ability to laugh at inopportune times, provided she makes good use of it. I, Maxie Spence, do will and bequeath to Grace Ailleo, my ability to sew and pay attention in Home Ec. class. I, Winifield McCullough, do will and bequeath to Elmo Lewis my ability to get along with the fellow students of W. W. H. S. I, Gus White, do will and bequeath to Fred Marty my seriousness, provided that he laughs once each Sunday. I, Margarette Word, do will and bequeath to Mary Alderson my ability to drive a car. I, Charles Mullaney, do will and bequeath to oncoming Seniors, my ability to make long, rambling, speeches in assembly. I, Pauline Alderman, do will and bequeath to Phoebe Bledsoe my athletic ability if she can take it and carry on in the manner fitting to me. I, Stan Huffman, do will and bequeath to John Buster Smith my ability to come out on top in track meets. I, Virginia Hurt, do will and bequeath to Anna Ruth Short my sunny smile. I, Roy Metrick, do will and bequeath to Marguerite Clifton my curly hair and ability to croon, providing she doesn't sing in public. I, Lucille Meadows, do will and bequeath to auy junior who can 611 the po' sition, my job as Treasurer of 12fC. I, Elmer Shumate Phipps, do will and bequeath to Jeanette Williams my finger waves and pretty hair the rest of her years, providing that she teaches me to dance well. I, Margaret Smith, do will and bequeath to Jack Calloway my winning personality. I, jim Sparacino, do will and bequeath to E. D. Terry my charming ways with the opposite sex, providing he uses it when he goes to Hinton. I, Madeline Miller, do will and bequeath to Mary Kidd my ability to obtain a job at Woolworth's. I, Henry H. Herring, do will and bequeath to Blaine Tanner my ability to make campaign speeches and argue with the chairman in charge. I, Betty Virginia Mellen, do will and bequeath to Helen Burton my ability to make good gingerbread and chocolate cake. I, Westwood Wes Holliday, do will and bequeath to Miss Stephenson my ability to use correct English, providing she will teach it to the Freshmen. xr a w SENIOR ECHO ff I, Ruth Ashworth, do will and bequeath to Jimmie Emmons my ugiftedn ability in penmanship, provided he uses it to write love notes to one girl at a time. I, Clarence Booth, do will and bequeath to Charles 'iDick Wood my ability to talk out of turn in class. I, Helen Samples, do will and bequeath to Leona Holt my little feet so she can dance her way through school. I, Sophia Leach, do will and bequeath to Margerine Mann my ability to make A's in Commercial Law. I, Hubert Richards, do will and bequeath to Blaine Tanner my ability to keep quiet. I, Odessa Cox, do will and bequeath to Mary Eleanor Dickenson all my boy friends except Noel Reid and Donald Miller. I, Mabel Snuffer, do will and bequeath to Mary Lilly my blond hair so she may win the boy she wants. I, Hildred Light, do will and bequeath to Margaret Feazelle my dimples. I, Marjorie Christian, do will and bequeath to Violet Briley my ability in Home Ec. if she will use it to the best of her ability. I, Ralph Hall, do will and bequeath to Harry Swillinger my ability to solve Algebra problems. I, Nellie Greever, do will and bequeath to Mrs. Sizemore my quiet disposition, providing she uses it in Commercial Law classes. I, Almeta Thurbon, do will and bequeath to any junior my term paper for Senior English class. I, Beulah Bennett, do will and bequeath to Virginia McDaniels my ability to get married before finishing school. I, Virginia Lee Counts, do will and bequeath to Gertrude Catlett my sweet and loving disposition. I, John Yost, do will and bequeath to jess Hanson my height so that he will improve in catching passes next year. I, Eula Miller, do will and bequeath to Arvella Williams my love for Business English. I, Mary Jane Walters, do will and bequeath to Margaret Feazelle my legs. I, Anna Gunter, do will and bequeath to Evelyn Daniel my ability to look innocent. I, Bill House, do will and bequeath to Basil Lowe my tin lizzie. I, Gaye Cooper, do will and bequeath to Margaret Taraczkozy my freckles. I, Billy joe Wauhop, do will and bequeath to Frank Leach my ability to hold a position on the stage crew. I, Norma Teel, do will and bequeath to Nancy Thompson my ability to behave in study hall, providing she doesn't make eyes at the boys. :i 9193844 : , fQ I, Wardy Cline, do will and bequeath to Bill Honaker my ability to read books without having to pay a fine on them. I, Anna Lee Shumate, do will and bequeath to my brother Vince, jr., my ability to dance, providing he will use it. I, Dario Pitotti, do will and bequeath to Bill Hutchinson my ability to get by with noise on the school bus. I, Nancy Ballengee, do will and bequeath to Miss Margaret Rose Willfong S2500 with which to buy one printing press for the nEagle Dispatch. I, john Sedanko, do will and bequeath to George Gargas my ability to make A's in Commercial Law. I, Virginia Anderson, do will and bequeath to Boyd Riggs my ability to graduate after so long a time, providing he uses it in the next couple of years. I, Jean Sessler, do will and bequeath to all unfortunate Juniors my ability to get Shorthand. I, Billy Klaus, do will and bequeath to 'lBuster Smith my ability to dance and to attend dances. I, Marjorie Cornwell, do will and bequeath to Elizabeth File my ability to crack chewing gum in Social Science Class. I, Myree Rowles, do will and bequeath to anyone who is short of a name, my extra name Tommy. I, Nick Hajash, do will and bequeath to Anna Fern Palmer my inability to dance. I, Ella Kincaid, do will and bequeath to Jess Hanson my ability to read and write Hrst year shorthand, providing he will use it. I, Bill Painter, do will and bequeath to E. D. Terry my extra year in high school for graduation. I, Estie Decenskie, do will and bequeath to Mary George my ability to get by with just as little work as possible. I, Edward Maxwell, do will and bequeath to Betty Martin my ability to be as good a friend to Sonny Ellison as I am. I, Alma Jo Vannoy, do will and bequeath to Dorothy Quesenberry my candy stand, the candy to Mrs. Goldie Bostic and the three ianitors and the money to Mrs. I'I. L. Watkins. I, Theron Rose, do will and bequeath to James Allen my bashfulness. I, Gladys Lawrence Thompson, do will and bequeath to Wiley Agee, my great and undue height, providing he will use it in the manner in which I have. I, Milford Lewis, do will and bequeath to Marguerite Clifton my ability to get a ride up town every day. I, Alta McKinney, do will and bequeath to Ethel Douglas my ability to control my temper. ---n 1938 ff w SENIOR ECHO ef I, Kathelyne Mann, do will and bequeath to Francis Spradlin my schoolgirl figure, providing she won't take advantage of it. I, Emogene Foley, do will and bequeath to Margaret Wood my singing ability Cif anyb, providing she will not sing in English class. I, M. R. Jennings, do will and bequeath to Billy Honaker my love of clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living together with my place in the HifY Club. I, Waiida Holmes, do will and bequeath to J. W. Banks my ability to argue, providing he argues for the Yankees. I, Lewis Davis, do will and bequeath to Dennis Hollandsworth my ability to talk very little. I, Billee Boray, do will and bequeath nothing, since I possess nothing, to i'Buster Smith, who has need of nothing. I, Charles Martina, do will and bequeath to Miss Gholson my ability not to pout in Business Practice. I, Dorothy Nogy, do will and bequeath to Ike Minnick my ability to make passing grades in all my classes without reciting in class. I, Claetta Lytton, do will and bequeath to Alice Marie Raye, my ability to always carry a rosy, healthy smile, providing she uses it at the proper time. I, Ethel B. Jones, do will and bequeath to Helen Wzigiier my musical and Hne artistic talents. I, Earl Roger Crawford, do will and bequeath to Mickey Moore, my ability to slip invisibly through the corridors. I, Eileen Broyles, do will and bequeath to Velma Peters my noteworthy ability to type legal papers. I, Bill Gautier, do will and bequeath to Warreii Kohn my ability as a bench warmer in football. I, Marjorie Brown, do will and bequeath to Ann Ware my teeth, providing she will take good care of them and not smile too much. I, Paul Basham, do will and bequeath to Phoebe Bledsoe my trucking ability. I, Mildred Lilly, do will and bequeath to Gavor Powers my reserved manner of keeping quiet. I, Louise Rasco, do will and bequeath to Helen Clard my ability to laugh. I, John Fitzpatrick, do will and bequeath to Newt Eagle my ability to play football, providing he doesn't let the Mt. Hope team treat him too rough. I, Mary C. Dickenson, do will and bequeath to Albert Tieche my dimples and sweet disposition, providing that he uses them at all opportunities. I, Charles Daniels, do will and bequeath to Glenn Small my hitchfhiking ability, providing he learns the difference between a squad car and a taxi. v 193811 , Qf I, Fannie Pendleton, do will and bequeath to Jesse Parsons my ability to remain in Commercial Law class. I, julienne Rahall, do will and bequeath to Ronald jones my twofyear conf tract of a gossip column, providing he will use his brain and eyes without inforf mation from anyone else. I, joe Kuhn, do will and bequeath to Wendel Lilly my ability to play tidleyf winks on the football field and football on the basketfball court. I, Frances Mae Lewis, do will and bequeath to any Freshman the 'Lumphu to get through their three more years of high school, providing they preserve most of it to get through their Senior year. I, Maye Comer, do will and bequeath to Mrs. Sizemore my ability to giggle, providing she uses it at the same time I do. I, Paul Richmond, do will and bequeath to Newt Eagle my ability to get along with the junior girls. I, Lucy Shelor, do will and bequeath to Blaine Tanner my ability to get mad and make up, as he'll need it in our future friendship. I, Charles Spade, do will and bequeath to Jesse Parsons, a very good history student, Mrs. Beaty's World Globe. I, Stella Hodges, do will and bequeath to Mary Christian my friendship with Godfrey Underwood. I, Louise Griiflth, do will and bequeath to Wanda Keaton my ability to act dignified, providing she uses it only at school. I, Anna McGuire, do will and bequeath to any Junior girl my ability to enjoy dances even though I am a wallfflower. I, Lillian Word, do will and bequeath my ability to translate Latin to Mildred Blair. I, Margaret Rogar, do will and bequeath to Marie Tindilia my cute little giggle, which she likes so well. I, joe Verduce, do will and bequeath to George Smith my ability to stay away from girls. I, Mary Graham, do will and bequeath to Katherine Durham my ability to solve Commercial Law problems, providing she will use it only one day a week. I, Jocie Kincaid, do will and bequeath to Mabel Smith my ability to graduate from high school. I, Marjorie Thompson, do will and bequeath to Helen Fadley my ability to study World History. I, Vivian Walker, do will and bequeath to Mary Ann Britts my brown eyes and hope she will take better care of them in the future than I have in the past. I, jacquetta Thurman, do will and bequeath my beautiful black hair to Mary Belle Polley. n fc n SENIOR ECHO 44 I, Floreen Cremens, do will and bequeath to Jeanette Williams my freckles. We do hereby make, constitute and appoint Mr. C. H. Martin to be our executor of this, our Last Will and Testament. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We, the Class of Thirtyfeight, the testators above named, have hereunto subscribed our names and aflixed our seal, this the twentyfsecond day of December, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and thirtyfseven. CLAss or '38. Signed, sealed, published, and declared by the above Class of '38, as and for our Last Will and Testament, in the presence of us, who have hereunto subscribed our names at their request, as witnesses thereunto, in the presence of said testaf tors and of each other. ALMA Jo VANNOY CSEALD. Witnesses: MAR111 GARRBTT JEAN Sussman i -1 i n1938a - l.l... -1 .s n s v SENIOR ECHO u ANNUAL STAFF 4 5. I . HAEQ I. WWW!!! X? ..-,Q 'WN Q 49' W 55931 , f-of . k,.k g l S . 1 X. . .ae 'MW 495 dfwn hr mf. . MARY C. IHICKICNSON . I'I4IItnr-In-iII'1i0f IiI'II.VA IIOVVMAN TIn1'cI Assn. Business Mgr. LUILISE GIGORGIC . . First. Assn. lirlitnr FIIANFICS MAE LEWIS I'hntng'rz1pI1y IVIILHHLEQI' ALMA JO VANNOY Svrnnml Assn. ErIiLn1' IIII.I,l'lI'l IIORAY First Assn. I'I1ntnggraphy M1112 NANCY JO IIAI,I,I'INGl'II'I '1'hi1'cI Assn. Editnr MAIIIIC GAIIIiI'I'I I' . Sw'nn1I Assn. l'hnt. Mxrr. RUTH ASHWORTH . . Fnurth Assn. Ediinl' I'AIII,INE ALIJICKMAN 'l'hir1I Assn. I'hnt. Mgr. JOE VIQIQIIIICIC . . . Business Manager SHIRLEY ZICIGIAICR Fourth Assn. I'hnt. Mgr. MILFORD I.I'1WIS First Assn. Business Manajlfw' I-II'INRlhI'1 I'A ISIQRMAN .. . . Typist PIGRNIA CROIICH Secnnd Assn. Illlsim-ss Mgr. VIRGINIA HIIIi'l' ..,. . . ...Typist n 1 9 3 8 cf j f FLYING EAGLE QUEEN CLELA CAsTo CITIZENSHIP GIRL E E ii '12-i if ,LQ 3332 . , X i L .L, ,M gtkx MARY'DICKBNSON 5 ,, X n 1 9 3 8 cc X Q, Best Looking. . . Best Disposition. . . Best Dressed. . . Best Athlete ..,.. Best Personality ,,.... Best School Attitude ,.,.. Biggest Baby ..,.,.. . . . Biggest Grouch ..... Biggest Twoffiiner .... Biggest Pest ...... Most Conceited. . . Most Popular. . , Most Original. . . Most Courteous. . . Most Versatile .... Most Studious. , . Most Friendly. . . Most Inquisitive. . . Most Graceful. . . Most Sarcastic ..... Most Sophisticated ...... Most Likely to Succeed Best Informed ....... Peppiest ...... Wittiest. . . Laziest .... Sweetest ............ Why Teachers Go Mad. , Sheik and Flapper .... Best Pals ....... SENIOR ECHO HALL OF FAME Boy . . .MELVIN WOOD. . . . . ,WALKER JORDAN. . . .MELVIN WOOD. . . ...JOE DAVIES, . ., ...GLENN WEBB. .. ,GLENN WEBB. . . ,JOE HUNGATE ........ . . .PAUL HIGGINBOTHAM. . . . . .BILL HOUSE .,..... . . , . . .JOE HUNGATE. . . . . .MILFORD LEWIS. . . . . .MELVIN WOOD. . . . . .WALKER JORDAN. . . .GUS WHITE ....... .BOE QUESENBERRY. . . . . .ELLSWORTH SHRIVER ..... . . . WINFIELD MCCULLOUGH .... ,ROGER CRAWFORD ..... . . .BILL PAINTER. . . .. . , .MILFORD LEWIS. . . . ,JAMES RITTER. . . ....GLENNWEBB......, .ELLSWORTH SHRIVER .... WINEIELD MCCULLOUGH ..,. ...WALKER JORDAN. . . . .. . . .BILLY WAUHOP. . . . . . .WALKER JORDAN. . . . . . .PAUL HIGGINEOTHAM . . ..,.MILFORD LEWIS. . . . . .. . . .PAUL HIGGINBOTHAM . . GODFREY UNDERWOOD. . vw 1 9 3 8 ff fQ Girl MARJORIE CORNWELL MARY DICRENSON RUTH ASHWORTH PAULINE ALDERMAN MARY DICKENSON MARY DICKENSON BILLEE BORAY MARJORIE GIESEY CLELA CASTO JULIENNE RAHALL FRANCES LEWIS CLELA CASTO ALMA VANNOY RUTH ASHWORTH ALMA VANNOY RENA PITOTTI NELLIE LANDRETH MARGARET FEAZELLE CLBLA CASTO BILLEE BORAY NELLIE NOCE MARY DIOKENSON FRANCES LEWIS ALMA VANNOY MARGARETTE WORD JULIA ADAMOS MARJORIE CORNWELL JULIENNE RAHALL EVA HARRIS RUTH ASHWORTH BILLBE BORAY : SENIOR ECHO - EAGLE DISPATCH STAFF STUDENT COUNCIL rx 1 9 3 8 a ,, Huw 9 A iii.: -17 C?f'u..,L.fL?' c J ,LAL 4 Lfgdu 7 ,2J SENIOR ECHO ORCHESTRA BAND ,, 19 3 3 .. -1D SENIOR ECHO .. -?-1: GLEE CLUB FLM LITERARY CLUB JAMQKWQL of 4WQ,U r CL, M A9 BQ ' QBWVMVL n 1 9 3 8 ff SENIOR ECHO HLY L.-., GIRL RESERVES ,, 1 9 3 3 K y3 SENIOR ECHO ff SNAPSHOT PAGE 'Til 2 A l 5El5p' al , 'A A e f A Q ,Q E, zg. , ' ' xvif' STADIUM JAZZ BAND CHEMISTRY EXPICRIMENT BOOSTERS CLUB BOARD CHICER LEADERS G. A. A. BOARD SCHOOL SUP1'0RTI'IR 'l'H!'I SCHOOL n19 38 44- IIOR ECHO qi FOOTBALL SQUAD FOOTBALL-1937 We They Trap Hill ..... .... 3 3 .,... ... O .... .,.. Stoco ..... .... 3 3 ..... . . . O .... . . . . Bluefield .... .... 2 7 ..... . . . O .... . , , . Dunbar ....... .... 3 8 ...,. . . . 7 .... . . . . So. Charleston. .. .... 21 ..... .,. O. . .. ..,. Charleston .... .... O ..... . . . O .... . , 4 . Mt.Hope ..... .... 1 5 ..... ,..O ,.,. Mullens .... .,.. 4 2 ..... . . . O ,... . . . . CakHill ......,.. ..,. 2 4 ..... 6 .... Clarksburg CWfID .... ..., 6 ,..,., ..... 1 2 .... .... Hinton ...,....... ..4... O .......... . . . O .... . . . , Conference Champions vw 1 9 3 8 11 Here Here There Here Here There There Here Here Here Here . W 01 ob from pcgwv .fimfa SE ICR ECH '6-Q?-A fm! BASKETfBALL BASKETBALL -1937738 Alumni. . Collins .... Bluefield .,.., Princeton ,.., Mgirk Twain. . . Ashland, Ky.. . . . Iviullens ...,, G.M,S..... Charleston . . Hinton ,... Oak Hill .,.. Huntington . Mzirk Twzrin. Unk Hill ..,.. Princeton. . Clendenin. . Dunbar .... Blueheld .,.., Mulleiis. . . . . . . Hinton .,...,...,....,. Sectional Tournament .... -v 1 9 Dec. 28 .... Dec. 31 ...i, lun. 4 .... jun. 7 .... lain. 11... ,l2l11.l4.,. jan. 18. . , jun. 21. ,. if ....rHere .....There ....There ..,.Here . .There . . .Here , . .There .....Here jun. 22 . . , .There jun. 28. ,,., Here Feb. 4. , . ...r. There Feb. 5 . . . .Here Feb. 8. . ...,, Here Feb. 11 ... . .Here Feb. 15. . . . . .There Feb. 18. , . . .... There Feb. 19. . . . .... There Feb. 22 .... ,... H ere Feb. 25 . . . .Here Ma rch 4 ..,.. , . Mgirch 11f12 3811 , .There . .Here D SENIOR ECHO M, ,., , r vom SSNZWIMJ ,UJQQE f!l9JQ-T 0 ELFANQR 1-IUL vfv- XL , 'ff0U5Ef'1f4lO- , ' N N gm' -- 0211112 , I lg- ! A :X L I H ,, O L- 2 I1 I ,xx 1,34 ,- , .f rf - 7-', 3 bf. X- ,, t 4, x l- ...fx :N X so Xl -if gg! Q , ,i 0 ESQ SA STYNR 3 ear nfrmfx gd ga V - 7 ' N050 X QS - SAILQR- Jj . 5 6 X , 1 311.1 EE 5019.4 V x X , E E X X I , f XVUAPSF Y Taq N L5 nnkuapff CORN waf. 155 X ' - 7fAm,fQ - X ' Z mn J 'f F M 2 A 'WQ2 fwffei. W Y' ff. m Cap If :-' Hz:X,ViN ff' 'ay V Wqoo -55.1-L93 i?? BILL PAINTER 5' ' C0 p ,av ' 'A Xu -H BARBER' If , , In X 7 5 fy Q 15 'MCA' Nfnrnmug , A - - A49050- - 'g' f CLEAN fAi7'g ,blk 3PxRAcfN0hl44'D Dy- ' X - cow- 2' . 7 7 I ,341 E I , F Q, uf 5 ,pl Nw Q x 1 . f f FN -'f2'4N Lswni DAVIS g N ' , - Aurg MEtHAmf - 2 WWXX qv ' ' ' -- ED MAXWELL .Kg V, t . 7 4 J ' Q f JULIENE RAHALL IMD X ASQWQPIH A J TEQ- Mae smrs V15 AR 9,.........af any s' HUUSE qfpgwfo 'B if Q' , U -I X g f ,Qc ' 4. -2-Q N' ' , ', l pi, 21-323' J K lf' f Jf Q76 1, - A T ' X in PICTURE PROPHECY n 1 9 3 8 K Advertisements Awww My W ffiff Qiffilg? wig MLS' PY SENIOR ECHO f Ghovough Education Is One of the Greatest Assets That the Young People of Today Can Acquire QM? An Education does not mean that which one learns from a book. By studying diligently and mastering your subf jests in school is to give you the fundamental principles by which you may acquire an education. To be educated is to be able to cope with circumstances and overcome obstacles that you will run into in life's pathway. Be sure that you make good use of the very Wonderful advantages provided by your parents that you may be better fitted for life's journey than they. It is with pleasure that We compliment the Board of Eduf cation and Faculty of the High School of Beckley for the wonderful facilities that are provided for the youth of our town. mzxqgner was Pew Beckley Hardware E99 Supply Co. Heber Street Phone 6881689 BECKLEY, WEST VIRGINIA w 193811- yy QQ MAXWELL E99 KEYSER PLUMBING AND HEATING Phone 200 Prince Street BECKLEY, W. VA. Compliments of Compliments of HOME MOTOR, Inc. UNCLE TOM BECKLEY, W. VA. THE TAILOR Compliments of Compliments of SWAN CAFE M. W. POWERS BECKLEY, W. VA. BECKLEY MUSIC STORE, Inc. PIANOS ee RADIOS - EVERYTHING MUSICAL WASHING MACHINES TT RBFRIGERATION' -And all Home Electrical Appliances Phone 506 16f18 S. Fayette St. State Farm Auto Insurance Co. O. B. HARRIS, Representative Phone 102 BHCKLEY, W. VA. PARKING LOT Compliments Of A safe Place w PM WHITE CROSS McCI'eey St. A. C. Cook PLATT-H.-PHIPPS CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! The Gulf Market joHN T. DIcIcnNsoN, JR. BECKLEY, W. VA. SOPHIA, W. VA. GENERAL INSURANCE n 1938 If ,, Q Compliments Compliments of of Esso Lillybrook Beckley Service Station Cafe oakwood and Third st. BAIR BROTHERS, Inc. FORD TRUCKS FORD AND LINCOLN ZEPHYR CARS Phone 678 BECKLEY, W. VA. E. Payne Elite Beauty Shoppe CO Inc Main St. Over Newark Shoe Store '7 ' Phone 830 BECKLEY'S LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE BEST EPSHES Main Street Beckley Department Phone 671 Store R. D. WATTS Beckley Insurance Insurance Agency Agency, Inc. Bair Building E, L. NORRIS H. U. SLOAN BECKLBY, W. VA. Bank of Raleigh Bldg. n 1938 a ,, ff Efuefry Day in the 'Yeafr The Bank of Raleigh is interested in your Welf fareeeesuccesse achievements. Every day We greet you with a smile, and that spirit to help make your transactions here a pleasure. We give our best thought and energy in your behalf, for our success is your success. If your banking here is pleasant to youeit, too, is pleasant for us. C YOU RECEIVE COURTEOUS ATTENTION IN BANK UF RALEIGH IN BECKLEY We Welcome Your Account Always n a , L gW A a I' , Co l' entso .7 . . N V O' 1' of Q fm I I W H f W In ' BECK TH TR l l .Al l L , oratories ' ECKL , . V . , V W - v l , MT.M'E, W A. J A 01' CON AT 1 . ' ff D? Cle e E Planta Oflice ' 258 Kminavsrhixlir. Mail reet CD61 4,'1 5 imen f If mpliments of LESLIE'S E L OE SHOP RESTAURANT Compliments of LIPS MOTOR C COCHRAN'S MILL Beckley Phone 623 O. Headquarters Low Cost Bldg. Tour Friend and Neighbor DANIELS, W. VA. Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF Sprague Barber Shop Woodc11's Jewelry . , Dealers of Ffult Market Gruen, Elgin, Hamilton and Bulo , WATCHES v 1 9 3 8 ff Materi 5 qq Qongfratulatiofns! CLASS OF '38 We are very happy to have had a small bit in the building of this year's Echo by being selected to photograph the graduates, social, and athletic groups. Q55 Q 1 his i ' KEN W J?-rfliii THE PICTURE SHOP Q Compliments of Compliments of Mary V. Conway BOWLING SHOE STORE BECKLEY, W. VA. BECKLEY, W. VA. Say It With Flowers GROCERY Beckley Floral Co. FANCY GROCERIES Phone 1081 and 1244 Elkins St. BECKLEY, W. VA. Phone 237 v 1 9 3 8 ff , Qi, SENIOR ECHO ff ' YOU'LL ENJOY BECKLEY ICE CREAM -QAM g,L,ft',.mxffnAfL K :QC-'L ' ' 5, ' - Q Qty?-,fQJ4LL.J .M E. 2-fL2..'5Q0.L.ffwf HIUST A LITTLE BIT BETTER 'J . L , ' mf-7 . T577 'WARM H. T. CALFEE E99 SONS FUNERAL DIRECTORS AMBULANCE SERVICE AMOTOR EQUIPMENT MRS. H. T. CALFEE PRICE H. CALFEE Phone 129 BECKLEY, W. VA. Compliments of ALBANESE BECKLEY ICE E99 FEED CO. CONFECTIONERY AND IMPORTED FOODS Phone 1221 n 1938 ff w SENIOR ECHO fc Compliments of BAILEY'S CASH MARKET Compliments of BLUME MOTOR CO. Compliments of KROGER'S Main Street Compliments of DR. C. G. OASTO Compliments of Compliments of 9 BEN S J. C. PENNY ARMY STORE Headquarters for WORK E99 DRESS CLOTHES BECKLEY, W. VA. Compliments of Automatic Coal Burner Company 15 S. Fayette St. Phone 829 Compliments of Compliments of INVESTORS Compliments of RALEIGH Steam Laundry BECKLEY, W. VA. SEE YOUR FRIEND f fs A M ' ' FOR MENS E99 BOYS' CLOTHES Neville St. BECKLEY, W. VA. is 1938 a w SENIOR ECHO f Annually - SemifAnnually g Graduation or no Grad' uation, the Hnal test of success or failure is, Can you balance your budget? It requires external vigilence to make out of life a Worthy success. Theodore Roosevelt said: L The law of worthy life is fundamentally the law of strife. It is only through labor and painful effort, by grim energy and resolute courage that we move on to better things. You had better organize yourself early in life to meet life's battles, otherwise you may fail. The officers of this institution are at your command. Leave your nest egg in our care. Your deposits in this institution are guaranteed by the Federal Deposit Inf surance Corporation up to 35,000.00 Largest in Capital and Surplus of any bank in this section. Capital ........... .... S 350,000.00 Surplus and Profits ....... .... 2 60,000.00 Stockholders' Guarantee .... .... 2 50,000.00 Our Security to You ..... .... 35 860,000.00 The Raleigh County Bank Able to Serve, Equipped to Serve And Willing to Serve n1938a ii SENIOR ECHO f Compliments of Compliments of KESTER DRY EATWELL CLEANERS CAFE Raleigh County Service Station SHELL GASOLINE AND OIL ACCESSORIES Phone 409 North Kanawha St Pedro's Cash Market Congratulations from FANCY MEATS E99 GROCERIES WATKINS Phone 507 DRUG STCRE Compliments of Compliments of THE PASTRY SHOP G. C. MURPHY CO. COM PLIM EN TS from RALEIGH CASH GROCERY Compliments of Huntington Top, Body E99 Fender Co. ii 193811 , f BECKLEY COLLEGE ACCREDITED COLLEGE COURSES COMMERCIAL COURSES Day and Night Registration September 7th If Your Hair Isn't Becoming to Yours You Should Be Coming to Us Jewelry Store Compliments of DIAMONDSiWATCHES EWELRY Kut and Kurl ,L ,J ,, Beckley s Oldest and Largest Beauty Salon BECKLEY, W. VA. Compliments of COLE AND MAY STATIONERS E7 OFFICE OUTFITTERS a BOOKSELLERS 7 McCreery St. Phone 1520 BECKLEY, W. VA. RALEIGH GROCERY CO. Wholesale Distributors of CONQUEST AND MOUNTAINEER CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES MABscoTT, W. VA. Foley Bros. Carpenter Shop GENERAL CARPENTER WORKACABINET MAKERS N. Oakwood Ave. Phone 831 -n 193811 v SENIOR ECHO u Compliments of BECKLEY DRY CLEANERS BECKLEY, W. VA. CRESCENT GROCERY Headquarters for PARTY FCCDS BECKLEY, W. VA. BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '38 The Raleigh Baking Co. Compliments of Rag1and's Electric Co. 13 N. Kanawha St. Compliments of Sal1y's Smart Shoppe BECKLEY, W. VA. Below Palace Theatre Phone 233 COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS D ' Funeral Home ealei' PACKARD, CHRYSLER AMBULANCE SERVICE O PLYMP?LiTS-151 Phone 167 BECKLEY, W. VA. pposxte os ce Phones 1166 and 1167 R. H. NEAL FRED WILLIAMS , Compliments of C 1 , mp 'mm of SNEAD s MACHINE MORTON DRUG co. ELECTRIC CO, 39 Prince St. Phone 971 MABSCOTT Phone 633 Y, 1 9 3 8 ff n SENIOR ECHO 44 Congratulations! CHARLES bl. KINZER. LU1G1 GUGLIOTTA .... DR. G. M. POWERS .... P, H. RARDIN ............. MEADOWS B1LLrARDs ROOM .... BETTYQS BEAUTY SHOP ...... J. K. EDMUNDSON ....... DR. W. H. CUNNINGHAM .... DR. C. L. CALLAWAY .... TIP TOP ICE CREAM SHOP .... MARGUERITElS BEAUTY SHOP. . . DR. L. G. HOUSER ........ J. C. SWINLER ............ J. L. RoWLEs VOLUNTEER .... DR. F. J. MOORE .... . . . . . Beckley, W. Vu. . . . Beckley, W. Vu. . . . Beckley, W. Va. . . . .Beckley, W. Va. , , . Beckley, W. Va. . . . Beckley, W. Va. . . . Beckley, W. Va. . . . Beckley, W. Va. . . . Beckley, W. Vu. . . . Beckley, W. Va. . . . Beckley, W. Va. . , . Beckley, W. Va. . . . Beckley, W. Va. . . . .Sophia, W. Va. . . .Allinity, W. Vu. Henry Conway Young Hopefuls, may the future see your hopes fulhlled, and Witness your success in every Worth-While venture HARDWARE that Will bring you happiness. Where Service and .Quality Meet Artieste Beauty Salon Phone 1074 BECKLEY, W. VA. Phone 2244 Neville St v 1 9 3 8 44 ,, SENIOR ECHO f COMPLIMENTS OF JOE L. SMITH Representative in Congress from the Sixth West Virginia District WITH BEST WISHES for WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL and CLASS OF 1938 Compliments of Compliments of EA R, BECKLEY MACHINE W VE S AND ELECTRIC SERVICE STATION BECKLEY, W. VA. Compliments of The , FASHION SHOPPE S The Best for Less C H E V R O L E T 'The Cav That Is Complete LEWIS CHEVROLET CO. BECKLEY, WEST VIIKGINIA in 1938 41 . l n SENIOR ECHO ff Congratulations! Best Wishes! Beckley National Exchange Bank ---4 Largest fn- CONGRATULATIONS and aw' BEST WISHES Y For Your Future Demand Our Quality THE BECKLY Beveeeeee PIGGLY-WIGGLY our Home Owned rocer .Qiality Foods at Loweg Prices ee ee COCAfCOLA MAKES 'YOU BEAUTIFUL RAYMQNU5 BOTTLING BEAUTY SHOPPE WORKS Congratulations, Graduates! Don't Be an OldfFashioned Mod Lady - For Advanced Styles See Us Phone 1755 24 Main MABSCOTT, W. VA. MULLENS, W. VA. McDoNALD, W. VA. an 193841- - . fa? f' fi' ff fyjg 2 ,,. Mf Z,MQJC.2!ff ej 71' 141, M411 ZZML WML 1 ,,1,42vL,f '4 g'j Q7 ,,,,,,,4Z, ' A I - X i 2 ,ML. ,,f ,MV I QLMP If ' K UML? ' I sw Q' f idjjy ' MMG WL' t M , f 51 QSPQWJ Q'!WC W7LJ M ,-My 'f7D WWW ni 0 1 ?wm7' 3' ' ' 11-4.9-C7,j2.,-f,f,g,4,,J MM! -416 QQ vw. - ' gifW1fWfKf X MXN? WEL M w!Zf,M0 W WML W gg W if WWWWWMW f ,T ,-,4 5 , A 'iii' FW? an ' 2n'!':'if? ,. 'Gan C36-U-4-' 444'U luni mf? 5 5? . EA . wi-W1 w s My 'f 'f'z , -.A, E Xi' V W5 wfW W F ,fair r ' , Y k igywiii,-31-if A,-, 71 -.g2111 gf-'T-i1f3j,3Y:Tg::v:,1f.a1 -'1' 1fQ i12,1-'Ji