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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1942 volume:

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Beiiy Jo Crawford and The Business Manager of the Eagle Dispalch. Just Between You and Me and The Lamp Pos! Shirley Heller and Bciiy Jean Brown. Why Can'i We Do This More Ofien7' Echo Editor and Mariha Cubs Covey Eugene Cox Glamour Boy Number Z' fl, -,- -'WI JP 'V wr v ,M .qecgf The Main Entrance to our Alma Maker ' , ,f' s I, f Z ,MW fffl jf , ,ww 1 ff in ff' Wi! ,I f M fl ff ff,,59, X C ., f B t d I: 9 t the entrance and the school bus pulling out if 'Q' :wish V9 E .v 3 xr 73? ii? .. Qi? 5 M54 K' N, 5 A Ak,., sew 1 l ,A . ,ggi Q ff s Siem 5 -iii . KEYSER SISTERS mu. Wx X DEDICATION For their undying interest in us and their support of our undertakings: 'For their con- tinuous sense of wit and jollity: for their appreciation of us as individuals and tor their endeavors to teach and help us, we the class of '42 gratefully dedicate this annual to the Keyser sisters-Miss Eva and Miss Ethel. 4. . I ffffy gf XM W if lp Qiffffw Wy fx VJ! Xi l ' 7 First row: Mr. C. G. Peregoy, A. B., M.A.g Mrs. O. L. Burdette, A.B.g Miss Helen Windle, A. B.: Mr. T. S. Williamson, B.S.g Mrs. L. T. Durrance, B.S. Ed.: Mr. Clyde Wrision, M.A. Second row: Miss Josephine Gridelli, A.B.g Mrs. W. A. Thronhill, Jr., A.B.g Mr. D. C. Lynn, A.B.g Mr. Clarence Carte, Miss Wilde Bailey, A.B.q Mr. John Gray, B.E. ' Third row: Mr. S. Gleason Reed, A.B.: Mrs. Wayne Reynolds, A.B.: Mr. Laiane Ware, A.B.g Mr. Glenn Sallaclc, M.E.7 Miss Lura Clay, A.B., M.A., Mrs. Willis Gunnoe, A.B. Fourth row: Mrs. Albertine Meador, A.B.g Mr. Lawrence Wiseman, B.S.: Miss Thelma Baiesole, A.B.g Mr. Herbert Chambers, A.B.g Mrs. J. R. Beaiy, A.B.: Mrs. Roy D. Milliron, A.B. lMrs. Oppie Lee Hedrick on page 32l I Firsi row: Miss Eva Keyser, A.B., Miss Lanier File, A.B., Mr. J. R. VanMeier, B.S.: Miss Ethel Keyser, A.B.: Mr. Ray Marlin, A.B.g Miss Jean Porter, B.S., M.A. Second row: Miss Joan Roberts, B.S.g Mrs. Carrie L. Parker, A.B.: Mrs. Pearl Howell, AB.: Miss Lucy O. Woods, A.B.g Mrs. Clark Kessel, A.B., M.A.g Mr. J. P. Tosh, A.B. Third row: Mrs. Margarei Covey, B.S.P.E.g Mr. Frank Herrera, A.B., M.A.g Mrs. Margaret Thompson, A.B.g Miss Billie Huddleston, A.B., M.A.: Mrs. Goldie Bostick, B.S.: Mrs. J. W. Givens, Ph.B. Fourth row: Mrs. Chloe Crouse, A.B.: Mr. Huberi Jackson, A.B.g Miss Jean Givens, A.B.: Mrs. Harry Waikins, A.B.: Mr. Douglas Schwank, A.B.g Mrs. Martha Ware, A.B. Fifth row: Mrs. Mary Esier Dorsey, B.S.g Miss Elizabeth Stephenson, A.B.: Mrs. Fred Martin, A.B.g Miss Juanita Sterne, A.B.g Mr. Clarence Underwood, A.B.g Miss Ruth Hedrick, A.B. P 9-4.u.JUA4-DCO! I 5 NM 'M-N If MARTIN ABRAHAM It is a very hard undertaking tc seek to please everybody. PHILIP RAHALL With the sincerity. eloquence, and greatness that he possesses he is sure to succeed. MARJORIE THOMAS BALLENGEE 'Tommy' What is yours is mine, and all mine is yours. CONSTANTINE COREY Conney He who plants thorns must never expect to gather roses. M IM aa: Myawggv I L4 We ,Ql5,,, ,fa I f .f,-f 4, . SENIOR OFFICERS r MARTIN ABRAHAM ..... ........ P resident PHILIP RAHALL ........ ..... V ice President TOMMY BALLENGEE .... ..... S zcreiary CONSTANTINE COREY .... .... T reasurer F D Lloyd Fra ncis Pomylrata Simple and strong, deso- late and daring. Anne Ritchie Ware A. R. I i l awoke one morning and found myself famous. Parthenia Holliday Bernard Lee Crawford Doc Music's forces can tame the furious beast. Madeline Corey Neem Talk to her of Jaoob's lad- der and she would ask you the number of steps. Charles Cleveland Farmer, Jr. Studying interfers so with the regular high school course. Mary lsa bel Ashworth Ashworthy Let us laugh and be merry who have seen today. Betty .lo Cra wtord Par Margaret Louise Wetzel Dynamite Her smile is like the rain- Peg She laughs when she bow flashing from a misty HB y h comes, she laughs when she sky. Om or sucgeif' S 6 we goes. but what she laughs CW S' about nobody knows. Gerald Ashley Fleshman William Hall,.lr. Robert Wolf Salts Jcddy Bill Bobby To love or not to love, lt matters not how long The opinion of the strong- that is the question. we live, but howl! W, N est is always the best. Up! l U it . 1 ' 0 . 8q my 'ff if it 659 Pomylrata Ware Crawford Corey Farmer Ashworth Holliday Fleshman Ji,,Wetzel Hall Crawford Salts i J' . A nj K A .......-'mimi Www! Jack Binderman, Jr. You can tell the character of every man when you see how he receives praise. Shirley Heller Freshie Malte of time, let no ad- vantage slip. Sara Lee Lemon Snazzy A merry heart that laughs at care. Charles ee Griffiths ', ut-ch A mile a inut is good speed, but a smile minute etter.' N X K, rman X Heller Lemon . ' Griffiths i i Fra nl: Perry Smith, Jr. The best of healers is good cheer. Mary Katherine Honalner ..Dig.. To be great is to be un- derstoodf' Jean Ruth Fisher Fish Queen rose ot the rosebud garden of girls. Aubrey Woodrow Jactson Muck The world cannot live at the level of its great men. Smith Hone ter Fisher Jaclrson Ross Lloyd Phipps Phipps He has personality plus, with an eye for mischief. Jaclroline Davis l want what l want when l want it. Joy Marilyn Brunlr Born with the gift of laughter. Jacl: Stewart Griffiths Jackson And his tongue tripped Imerrily on. I MR, W f fy Phipps 1' Davis Brunk' I Griffiths 'ef 5' r , X I, ,a WW- l nf? if W WM 'n '4 of ,uf . ., .., - .,. .., ,, L., ,.,,,,,,,i.I y -nf - Starr Benne t v ' Hall fGodbey Trent Lag sh Meador l Bailey 4 it 1 , NYJ - ll W ,i - , x x Ted Starr ff Jiiw Zeke Let us now praise tamous men. Viola Bennett i i Every little moment has a meaning all of its own. Anna Lee Trent Annie The smile that won't come off. Joseph Vincent Lagowsti Joe Success to the strangest is at last the wisest and best. William Franklin Hall Bill He does bold things in a quiet way. Edith Maxine God bey She moves a goddess and looks a queen. Virginia Maxine Meador Mac A cheerful little gal with plenty of energy. Charles Elwyn Bailey lt is work which gives flavor to lite. Duval Richmond Miller Burdiss James D. Duval Jim Man is a reasoning animal. Jemima Elizabeth Richmond Jimmie Loose were her golden locks in wavy tresses flow- ing. Evelyn Virginia Miller Mike Brains and beauty alike belong to her. Arthur Frederict Burdiss Freddie ln other words and res- pects, the best fellow in the world. A Word Bales Simpson Loflin James Walker Word, Jr. Li'l Boy There is no fire without some smoke. Sara Bales Sadie lt ignorance is bliss, it is tolly to be wise. Betsy Lou Simpson lovely lady garmented in light. Paul Hurl Loflin Good words are worth much and cost little. fj- Adams Shutko Huddleston Aiello Taylor Jessup gl Harizanoff Muir Andrew James Adams, Jr. Andy I, to myself, am dearer than a friend. Lillian Jane Shutlco Teenie Sweet girl graduate in her golden hair. Ethel Mae Taylor Dremie A penny for your thoughts. Odell Earlwood Jessup Squire Shall l, wasting in despair die becau ot a wo air7 A-Q,-r':9 . l W . William Earl Huddleston ..B.,, .. lly Little, but oh my! Elizabeth Louise Aiello Ducky How we laughed as we labored together. Mae Hariza nott 'She sighs to many, but only one has her heart. John WalteriMuir J . W. Lite is not lite without de- iight. Alfred James Wingfield Winky The age of miracles, it it ever was, now is. Nancy .lane Fuller She wears out day and night. 'if JP , , ,V Q4 yh ir Ruth Moriexhffartin ,I -' if PP s Pros erithf mellces ' V 5 4 . gp Q E ie s, adgfersityitriesltfeinryy A P- 1 -fl V' 5 ', D ,J Charles Robert Brabban A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Wingfield Fuller Martin Brabban Hubert Franklin Thomasson Sonny The worst is yet to come. ildredAllTzlin rncaid MiI L-X l keep them guessing how I do so many things. Reba June Smith Men are never so good or so bad as their opinions. Allison Edward Zutant ..Ed.. Men are men: the best sometimes forget. 'ZW Theodore Neal Thurma n Ted Gentle in manner, str g in performance. Cin ' r ,pl WM ellSmith 'Tis impossible to love and to be wise. Alma Marie Dew The quiet mind is richer than a crown. John Willard Simmerman The good man makes others good. Thomasson Kincaid Thurman Smith Smith Zuta nt Dew Simmerman James Robert Martin I am a very humble per- son. Katherine Leona Willis You can talre better care of your secret than another can. Elsie Mae Zofer l lcnow it all by heart. James Dewey Griffith Uncle Sam He is one ot those people nobody knows anything mean about. Zofer la A 33,33 Bernard Livingston Gillcerson Do as you would be done by. is the surest method ot pleasing. Mary Elizabeth Lawrence Lizzie Huge cloudy symbols of a high romance. Mary Fotos The best mirror is an old friend. Eugene Page Ott Grand, gloomy. peculiar. Gillrerson Lawrence Fotos Ott Harry Hochman Keep a good tongue in your head. Ruth Anna Graham A merry heart doeth good like medicine. Esta Belle Craddoclr Belle 'An ounce of mirth is worth a pound of sorrow. Buddy Thompson A brain of feathers and a heart of love. Hochman Graham Craddock Thompson f1stw'a ww' ,, .K ' 11' Q XNJ. x,5wT,, ., Griffith Walker Stinnette Malcolw W ,w.4!' Bosticlr Wwffwi rr.rrrlrffefrz7i.i'ff'f7e4 W lt is not every question that deserves an answer. Elizabeth Walker William Elmo Hyde The greatest men may aslc a foolish question now and then. Kathleen Theresa Gill ..L. .. izzy Making all future fruits of Love me little, love all the pests. long. Elinb !n Freda fnerllnfiillreson i a c n I a ci . Her eyes are songs with- Q 51' out words. ,X gs Maloolm l am a lover and have not tound anything to love. William Oral Bostick lt they can take it, I can. s r A Miller Gilkeson Meadows Edwards James Hubert Miller All must be earnest in a world like ours. Lyla Evelyn Gillreson Dunlcy Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Lula Faye Meadows 'When I wish l were rich, then l lcnow l am ill, Donald Garla nd Edwards To spend so cautiously is not to spend. X T v1 rg wb 1- RV. . ..-.,.efwf.m. W y 'ru 1' ,, R eiger Goldstein Taylor Simpson H if f 1 Hubert Dale Geiger Buddy He remembers only his happiest hours, Gloria Hilda Goldstein Sister Always ready to smile out loud and always willing to have something doing. v .I IN Charlotte Ann Taylor if 0 Scarlet A woman hath nine lives lilce a cat. George William Simpson The fashion wears out more apparel than the men. WK . 'if BM Christoffersen qfoch Cool: 3 Robert Ray Bower Bobby Courage, brother! Do not stumble. Ju ne Christotterse n It is only the ignorant who despise education. Janet Rhodes Koch Cookie The good die young: my but l must talce care of myself! Clarence Quentin Cook Cookie lt hardly ever pays to be hasty. Lilly Durham Burdiss Suptic Henry John Lilly 'Fearless minds climb soon- est into crowns. Helen Faye Durham llDell'nleli Love all, trust a few. Nellie Adelaide Burdiss Shorty They never taste who al- ways drinlc: they always tallc who never thinlcf' Benny Suptic Scrapiron l am very fond ot the company of ladies. .1 i George Asoff Rahall l would live to study and not study to live. Doris Lee Meadows 'She's the ornament ot her sex. Mary Eliza beth Finlr Buff She hath a heart as sound as a bell. Eugene Lee Thompson Nub Few love to hear the sins they love to act. Howard Hamilton Trust on the deed and not in gay speeches. Lois Marie Turner A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. Mary Thomasson She is a girl that every' body likes, Harry Ross Barlrer ..Ray.. 'Life is my college. May graduate well-and earn some honor. ll R G Oscar Giles Richardson 'Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. Agnes Helen Cooper Worry and I have never met. Leona Marguerite Godbcy MOM.. A helpful little piece of goods. Edward Hite ..Ed.. He more had pleased us had he pleased us less. Rahall Meadows Finlr Thompson Richardson Cooper Godbey Hite Dorsey Lee Stover Opinion in good rnen is l but knowledge in the mak- Eber Deem Roush The great mind knows the Burlen W. Gwinn Guaranteed not to rust power ol gentlenessf' out. ing, H I L C t . 2 en ee amp on Nelda Pauline Gunter Delolse Arleen Broyles Dinh, ,, ., As merry as the day is ClW Y The ideal of courtesy, long. A big personality and a good character. Helen Marie Caudill Act well your part: there all the honor lies. Harold Alexa nder Hedrick grace, and charm. Dollie Louise Ellison Never put OH for tomor- row what can be done to- day. Alfred Homer Harper Violet Rocelia Speir Dear to the heart of girls is their own beauty. Curtis Willis ,,F I. ,, As honest a man as any Hcurtll 6 'X A in the cards when the kings Your hero always should Great head! little w' are out. ' be tall.'yoi1yknow..'1,.' ' ' ff f ' A' . '. '. -'YW ' 1 I fir, jJ,Ay,lJpv jwlii-'l-ff,',, A y .inn x ,MM L . ,M I A y h y J j VV' fy ' ir!! in 'I fly K, - 7' if ,f r u , ,fy V Stover Broyles Roush fy Compton Gwinn f Gunter Caudill Hedrick F Ellison Harper Speir Willis xA I -..momma W., f 't4, WM KN'-cpigdfm-'Lf'-U 'ig . . AA,-L f Ld, mg . I ,,..a...nnrsE -uw? Cox Brown Kidd Carter Lemuel Eugene Cox Muck Dimes and dollars! Dollars and dimes! An empty pockets the worst of crimes. Betty Jean Brown Jetty Bean Fair and foolish, little and loud. Irma Louise Kidd npet.. She thinks, speaks. and acts just as she ought. Isaac James Carter Dopey Never do today what you can put oft for tomorrow, or better still. not at all. Kelley Larrick Cooke Roach William Denison Kelley, Jr. Bugs They say that he really does not care much about school but likes co-educa- tion. Patty Ann Larriclr Frankie Lite ot the class. Laughs at the teachers' jokes. Naomi Jewell Cooke Cookie Carefree and easy-going. Edward Patriclr Roach Pat Lite is too short to waste. so let's have a party. Miller Reid Gwinn Lovell Harold Wendell Miller 'Master alilre in speech and song. Margaret Ann Reid She must be seen to be appreciated. Rosemary Eliza beth Gwinn I would not be a queen tor all the world. Lewis Garland Lovell A man ot courage never wants weapons. Q! . full. ,- -7 Hall Foster Miller Wray George Everett Hall Shorty Genius is one er cent . - . .p . inspiration and ninety-nine per cent perspiration. Margaret Emily Foster Maggie A quiet lass. There are but few who know the treasures hid in you. Mildred Irene Miller A soul as white as heaven John Paul Wray Good breeding is the blossom ot good sense. Waldron Bragg Meakin Page James Mathew Waldron The Wealth of mankind is the wisdom they leave. Georgia Mae Bragg Take care ot the present. th future is yet to come. if ary Louise Marian Poochy Let patience have her perfect work. James Hay Page Puny All I know is just what I read in the paper. if' V' I' K bouris Bettina Parks Lilly George Nick Kambouris It is not position, but mind that I want. J , Ita' ilk Yi 'r , I 2 k 'V i a Clava Bettina sf nd. Y g ingIi ,the eye of the k 'ii Mary Ruth Parks Dizzy My way must be straight out. true with tongue. Dayton Dolvie Lilly I hurry not, neither do I worry. 4 Robert Edmond McKinn y yf' How much he gains Q7- malces no .aim ' I ,V -'H .' fr . i a ,A V i , J ' .. N 1 -f' i ,uf , - . Ziff- i- 'f: u'3Af 7 ', Eileen Lucille Walter As welcome as flowers in May. Eva Agnes Gwinn You tread upon my pa- tience. George Smith Ziggy Men always hate most what they envy most. McKinney Waller Gwinn Smith A Paul Wilson Lilly Begin, behold, and venture to be wise. Ella McNeil A friend for everyone. Linda Juanita Lindsay mind that's rich in all good facts. William Otto Simmerman IYBHIYII A man I lcnew who lived upon a smile. Joseph Dewey Buckland The man who acts the least aids the most. Zoe Anna Brammer It is sad to remember and sorrowful to pray. lona Beatrice Burgess 'A good time? Why not. Donald Howard Sharp Don The sleep of a laboring man is sweet. 5 Lilly c Buckland Brammer Lindsay Si m an Burgess Sharp , x J' . li' 'Qqivifk IKWIQW' :K . ' X, John Henry Akers Our words are our own if we lrcep them within. Golfa Adamos God giveth speech to all, song to but a few. Emogene Jen nette Calloway One thing comes and an! other thing goes. Lewis Bsharah lt is better to live rich than to die rich. Akers Adamos Calloway Bsharah Ce rl Estel Mullins Who started this idea of education anyway? Eula Marie Irwin What a sweet delight a quiet life affords. Betty Jean Harless It's nice to be natural when you are naturally nice. La ncelot Norton Powers The stronger always suc- ceedsf' Virginia Kobelia Virgie Sleep not. dream not: this bright day will not, cannot last for aye. Lorena Michael Mike A good mind possesses a kingdom. James David Prince Charles William Lilly Jimmy Fuzzy Every man meets his Let us say what we feel Waterloo at last. P, and feel whatrtrve say. l l J .IW X . . A i it ' r' ii. g J . ,J I ii Z! t it M' i ,f i Mullins Irwin X i Powers If alia Harless Prince Hichul Va' any T ' 3L,OllD ix!- Meador f l ards Holliday L.f Robert Olaf Meador Every sincere man is right. Billie Sowards She made a virtue of necessity. lalee ne Leah Holliday She who is eager to see is eager to be seen. Charles Lewis Honater A witty student and an ardent scranper whose tom- ahawl: is sarcasm. Powers Kinzer Armstrong Cottle v Robert Powers Bob This sort of thing takes a great deal ot training. Marion Jeannette Kinzer A woman who does her own thinking needs but little advice. Marie Frances Armstrong Franny A will to stick to it. Thomas Edward Cottle lil-le has halt the deed done who has a beginning. Rifte Walter Hall Phillips Jiffy KMACQ-ae Tracy Lee Riffe Be thou faithful unto death. Betty .lane Walker A happy heart malcesx a happy .tace. I V , X, . ., I ' I X l li lt l'l l L F .. W l l Ada Mae Hall i Pleasures a sin and some' times sin's a pleasure. Robert Lee Phillips Nature's own nobleman, friendly and frank. tl? ' .4-an ik., . I Z Dix X . L 3 Bennett Broyles ? xx 'we Ze broslry 1 so Fai I Is A if - f gifford Amos Bennett , ' Na Benny S I was shipwrecked before Q I got aboard. Q . :gym Aileen Grace Broyles Vanity plays Iuried tricks with our memory. ,D etty June Rowe 7 Flattery is monstrous in a true friend. Joseph Zebrosky An honest, plain man without pleats. Corey Linskey Miller Fama Mitchell Corey Better fed than taught. Elizabeth Rose Linslxey We give to necessity the praise of virtue. iQf,2M Patylrwlply Our life is what 'gt thoughts make it.' . M sz ...gil - ' Y I Snuffer Williams Woods Wesley X I Robert Edw rd Snuff r Words are omen, re e J, it jjj' lgi . f ' a part all that I have t Na mi.Iean Woods T e great and the ite J? Emma Louise Mane. ,Iran .. ., 0 0 yy I t,, v 1 5 gf i Tony Fame Its better not to know so much than to know so many things that arent so. have need of one another. Arthur Lewis Wesley Every man is sorry for him- self, Clair Edward Beckett He is only great who he himself can command. Elizabeth Ann Colley Give every man thine ear. but few thy voice Tote Michael He would blush at being thought sincere. Mary Lina Atkinson , Qui. dy , M, ito do it myself. D Q r. . All c 1 X . who re sweet cl cheer- MY' Alvin Eugene Lilly A silent address is the oenuine eloquence of sin- 's got to be one, it's goinq to be done it l have Datus Lavinnian Harper Data 1 i One enemy is too much. Lawrence O'Dell Polk The only gift is a portion cerity. ot thyself. Beckett Colley Michael Atkinson Pack Li Harper Polk . l A .A Elmer Roy Thomas What is past my help is past my care. Thresa Wydo Self-love is the greatest of all tlatterersf' Helen Faye Abshire The dog that trots abc t finds n bone. Q REX John Paul Ro 'Never pleasure wi repentance. i N QR? Thomas M S Abshire onx f. , x mes Howard Todd Jim Bob ' is not necessary to be- lie e things in order to Q reason about them. 'Flse with the heart l ay not, cannot be. 2 3 .hd. iii 'l youth hearty wisd is but rare! l Jeff en Pauline Blankenship eo Cleveland Williams Robert Ralph Hudson All words and no pertor- mance. Sue Nell Warden Make hay while the sun shines. Freda Mae Smith The very pink ot courtesy. Robert Dickerson Walker Robert Roland Hatfield Well done is better than well said. Margie Mae Martin Gratitude is noble souls. the sign of Agnes Ruth Cook Ducky It's the little things that count. Bobby John Erland Hurt ut, a world, a squirrel. He that is friend to him- A man's style is his minds and a king. self is friend to all. voice. Y K Ni . W Lares Hudson Warden Hatfield ,Mart X ank ip Williams Smith Walker Cook H pl H 5' 5 Q 45 25554 bg, 7 Ho Lancianese Massie Wise Blanar Albert La ncia nese l d Not a giant but an able lellowf' Ora Lillian Massie We often despise what is UA most useful to us. I Betty Mae Wise Savino Via Barker McKinley Brammer Meadows Holliday Tony Savino UMW rfmwf Tllman Murray Barker o not exist to please Like two single gentlemen you. rolled into one. xl srl' 5, 4 I-. x' I H A Wanda Lee McKinley OpalVia 1 ff- ' up H H good friend!!-fl Mer? ' H O Y . , Og. S U l it if Never give up It adversity . A 1 .W .1 Ml. . if Bet Silence is the mother ot truth. S-ACL Mike.lohn Bla ar 1 Q., ' ls., Sing away sorrow, cast away care. A good name is rather to R x' A. Bill Okley Meadows be chosen than great ,ff-1.4, tlirivate sincerity is a public riches. welfare. presses. Margaret Nile Holliday Shorty I am little but watch me. Gene Montague Phillips Mont lt is quality rather than quantity that matters. Warden Clower Cool Wheeler 1 James Thomas Warden A Jimmie Youth is a blunder, man- hood a struggle. old age a regret. ' 4 5 Louise Ruth Clower Fun is cherished by all. Hazel Lee Cool: As good natured a soul as e'er trod on shoe leather.' Raymon Patterson Wheeler A consta nt friend is a thing rare and hard to find . J' , -V4 ., J1 ,dr Edwards s rma ndy Mobilia 43 n cer 1 Carl Otho Edwards A quitter never wins. a winner never quits. Ruth Irene Roach The world uncertain comes and goes. Lydia Loretta Mobilia l am slow of speech and of a slow tongue. Oral Cerma n Lively Skill is stronger than strength. Sidney Jackson Williams Jack Hell is full ot good de- sires. Mary Eliza beth Orma ndy l have ever confined my- self to facts. Mary Elizabeth Jenkins There is more pleasure in building castles in the air than on the ground. John Walter Spencer Little but loud. William Brown, Jr. J osephine Marcella Melito Virginia Ruth Lilly Willie She always remains the All greatness is uncor l Nyou 'Qu my ,ogwand I same. seious, orraighktrylliftle an: will roll yours. Mary Louise Thompson Wilda Arnetta Walker Red Ethel Bene Fmnch Speech is SllV6fl'1,SIlCI'1CCIS MUN' beiieva is not G H559 Sl9l1S fo mgnvr loves golden. dreamn. but one. who Mol R Ia L M lwww ' 't ' u ee Yarcus My Ruth J 'I Ayqrtha Lee Gallagher Rafhcl A U All that Glitters is not 'Obliging and cheerful, in- HH HWY ffannfalfe lf' M Sold-ii dustrious and kind. Can- GW ! Lillian Edith Martin Hester Marie Gill Georgia Mae Wooten HH you have to keep re- N maiden never bold ot l must speak the truth minding yourself ot some- spirit, still and quiet. and nothing but the truth. thing perhaps it isn't so. l iwn Walker Melito Thompson Lilly French rcus Gill Lilly Wooten Gallagher i 3102: fd- 4f'V 'tf'L e ..-3 f f Miiffffli l Pita! Mary Fra nces Doss Paoli up your troubles in your old lrit bag and smile. smile. smile. Virginia Lee Dowdy She who turns up her nose at work quarrels with her bread and butter. Ester Eslrins A friend in need is a friend indeed. Lois Smith Sincere and earnest in every way. Doss Dowdy Eskins Smith Garnette Lucille Pedro Speed A man is always better than a book. Virginia Ruth Coleman What is well done is done soon enough, Ruth Annalee Taylor A gentle heart is tied with an easy thread. Letta Davie The pen is the tongue ot the mind. Mary Rosalind Pinlrerton lt's wiser being good than bad. Thelma Mae Rogers Be sure to do it. though it be but small. i . . . V I Virginia Bivens Myrtle Alice Willia a s ee we must, be Myrt C id here we can. A Tian ' oc . 0. ii r i ' I. . ' 1 Y I Pedro Coleman , - , ' Davie A Pinkerton Taylor Bivens . Rogers Williams :age yy5L,ffai1gfwfa xr . Phill: lrma Elizabeth Phillips A willing worker. never complaining. Freda Mae Cooper Every little moment has a meaning all to its own. Lillian Aleathea Lilly Be silcnt and safe-silence never betrays you. Margaret Marie Wilities l were but little happy, it l could say how much. Lilly LJ, I Julia Kolonich As good as gold. Erma Janice Williams Be to her virtues very kind? Be to her faults a little blind. Aldine Hallie Lilly iioeneii Silence is deep as eternity, speech is shallow as time. ide are com- pro r ia ary tGosl:ey T b ' m ty. ,Vnlly McGrady Zdavten Cox M' Hallie Geneva Lillyw Always friendly. swell to know. Lorene McGrady So prim. so swell, and so loving. Juanita Margaret Garten Our most important are our earliest years. Lillian Cox A good friend with ex cellent character. Thomas Mann Aliff Shmoslzy Mae Lucille Thomas I love tranquil solitude. Sarah Phyliss Mann Noloody's enemy but her own. Gloria Jacqueline Aliff l am the master ol my tate. l am the captain of' my soul. Elizabeth Shmoslry I know whafs what. lf .ff fist, ,..- 1- -L,,L,4 fl QL' ,474 ' -Lf' 'if -Q - Q if 4 'yi' ,1 , a Malcolm Amato Phillips Carbonell Gladys Marie Malcolm So sweet a tongue tor anyikind of pain. f a Gerla nda V. Amato Jennie 'Better to deserve success than to have it. Edith Flora Phillips 'To err is human, to tor- give devinef' Hope Carbonell Never promise more than you can perform. Neal Mounts Caudill Meadows Josephine Eleanor Neal My thoughts are my own. f es M s Candi A ppy 'lac omes only rom a ' s heart. Marcella Agnes Caudill The world's male chivalry has perished: but women are knight errants to the last. Ruth Alice Meadows 'l never met a man ldidn't like. l Qfllllllchlcs? 5' vol .fa.fl1'0M!i . -, . ..,.,,,,,,, ., '. 1 J We We, the class of '42, with sincere appreciation for her interest and cooperation, express our thanlrs to our sponsor, Mrs. Oppie Hedrick, for helping to make our endeavors as a class successful. ,,-- Y, maui 4,1 , A s -V -if, v AJ ,F ,Q o V: Rifle no 1. ,iff I V .f Q. rf s o -'I ,. f ll 5 4. If V-M. u -lf Charlotte Oddrum Lewis l 'chinlc 'till l'm merry o thinking. Thella Mae Williams If ladies be but young and 4 they have the right to know it. dw., L+-W., ilda Louise Meadows 'Jim and be happy that f gifs for the best. f FAMOUS Miss Huddleston ..... Mrs. Gunnoe ...., Andy Adams .,... Madeline Corey .... Mr. Sallaclr ..... . Miss Ethel Keyser ..,. Miss Lura Clay ..... Mr. Ray Martin .... Miss Stephenson ,.,. Mrs. Parker ..........,. .,.. ...,.... SAYINGS CAST THEIR SHADOWS ..., You act just lille two-year-olds. ,. . its just as clever as it can be. . ,. .Got any gum? ...,.....How ya comin? . , . . . . All right, now you finish. ..,. Now boys, let's settle down. can see your point. ... Cultured people are quiet and dignified. No, honey. Yes, sweet. Gloria Hilda Goldstein .... .... , , , l thrni: ........ . Jael: Binderman ...... Martin Abraham ,.... Bill Hall iBl ..... Charles Honalrer. . . Anne Ritchie Ware.. Katherine Honalrer. .. Dollie Ellison .... Joy Brunl .... Sara Bales .....,..,, Parthenia Holliday.. . George Hall ......, Bill Huddleston .... Bernard Crawford .,.. Constantine Corey ..., Latane Ware ...... Philip Rahall ..... Jean Fisher ..... . Mary Ashworth ..... Miss Woods ..,.. .....,,. ls that right? I belleve....,...... . Are you ready? Let's go. ......,.....,....7?777!!!!l .. . . . My stars. ....... l thanlz you. . . . , . . . . Well good-ness- .,. l don't Know why l'm laffin. ....,,........... Shut up. . . . , You know. object. Hovr's my good buddy? ......,......... Hi, Doc! ... You don't mean it! . . . Let's learn it right. .......r.... Aw, you're liddin. .. . . . . . My kingdom for some vittles. .... Well let's aslc him to a Snap Party. . .,.... Knit two, purl two. X' xaxxxg' In , ,ww W 'il1Sf 12 'Miss Flying Eagle Most Representative Boy Citizenship Girl Tommy Ballengee Martin Abraham Katherine Honaher CELEBRITIES Each year the senior class selects by vote, three celebrities- Miss Flying Eagle and her attendants, who reign at the Beckley-Hinton lThanl:sgivingl football game, and Most Representative Boy and Citizenship Girl who are elected on a basis of scholarship, school spirit, and personal merit. Woodrow Wilson High School is proud of her celebrities! Milky WMV QM Jack Binderman, President of the Student Council. Helen Compton, Home- coming Queen. Parthenia Holliday, Betty Jane Canterbury, and Sara Bales, Drum Majors. Ross Daniels, Joyce Stover, and Jack Bazzare, Under- class presidents. Jean Fisher and Katherine Honaker, Attendants to Miss Flying Eagle. Gloria Hilda Goldstein, Editor of The Eagle Dis- patch. OUR HISTORY The Old Follxs at Home, thought something was the matter when the Scatterbrains. whom they had met at the Old Barndance came to Woodrow Wilson High School. But these Puddin' Heads decided to settle down and Face the Music as the Sophomore Class officers: President ........ .... P hilip Rahall Vice President ,... ,,.......... B ill Hall Secretary ...... ,, . Tommy Ballengee Treasurer ..,........,...,.,....,,......., Anne Ritchie Ware thought there was Stormy Weather ahead when they planned the Colonial Ball. The job of planning the Junior-Senior Prom was as Easy as Pie for the Junior officers who were: President ....,.., ..... P hilip Rahall Vice President ..,.. .,.,.. G eorge Rahall Secretary .4,... ,.. Tommy Ballengee Treasurer .....,........ ,.... C onstantine Corey as the Seniors did most ot the worlr. While we underclassmen were Painting the Clouds with Sunshine the Seniors were singing l'm Sitting on Top of the World and Braggin, about having been through the Rigamarole and looking 'Forward to having A Big Time in the Ole Town Tonight at the Senior Party. While the senior officers: President ....., .... M artin Abraham Vice President .... .,..,.. P hilip Rahall Secretary ,.,,., ... Tommy Ballengee Treasurer ,.......4..............,......,.,. Constantine Corey were planning our various activities for the coming eventful year most of the seniors had their eyes turned to Kid Day when everyone ran around inquiring Are You Havin' any Fun? On graduation night we sang Auld Lang Syne to the Boys We Left Behind who rnourntully chanted There's no disappointment in Heaven or There'll be Some Changes Made. Katherine Honalrer Betty Harless With a little worlr and a lot of 'fun the stunt of publishing this annual has been accomplished bythe ECHO STAFF: First row: Tommy Ballengee, phot. ed.: Helen Compton, typist: Madeline Corey, per. ed.: Shirley Heller, per. ed.: Mary Ashworth, per. ed.: Jean Fisher, per. ed. Second row: Louise Aiello, prophet: Billy Huddleston, ass. bus. mgr.: Maxine Meador, per. ed.: Pat Kidd, artist: Lillian Shutko, typist: Helen Durham, per. ed. Third row: Jennie Amato, per. ed.: Mary Ruth Parks, PGY. ed.: Nelda Gunter, ass. phot. ed.: Anna Lee Trent, ass. ed.: Martin Abraham, sports ed.: Betty Harless, historian. Fourth row: Margaret Wetzel, prophet, Katherine Honaker, historian: Parthenia Holliday, ass. phot. ed.: Mrs. Robert Thompson, sponsor: Dollie Ellison, Business Manager: Anne Ritchie Ware, Editor-in-Chief. ,.l 1 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS President. , ..,. . .. ...Jack Binderman Vice President. ., . . .. Martha Covey Secretary . , Anne Ritchie Ware Treasurer Bernard Crawford Sponsor , , , . Mr. Herrera The Student Council is the government or- ganization of the school, composed of eight seniors, seven juniors, six sophomores and five freshmen. HIY OFFICERS President . Martin Abraham Vice President Freddie Burdiss Secretary . George Hall Treasurer ,, Bill Rees Sponsor. r... Mr. Jackson The Hi-Y is the high school division of the Young Men's Christian Association and has as its platform, clean speech, clean scholar- ship, clean sports, and clean living. SHADCWS CDF THE FUTURE While visiting the library in that great metropolis whose name happens to be Beckley, we found a book of the private? and public lives of certain individuals who used to inhabit this area. The name of this book was Who lsn't, and hastily glancing through it we found many of our old school chumlpls listed. lf you read carefully this revised edition, maybe you, too, will find some of your lso-calledl 'Friends included. On the very tirst page we find the names and outstanding achievements of the following people: Tommy Ballengee is now a model for sport clothes with a modern swing. We're 'told she sometimes makes her own outfits. Eber Deem Roush is a cub reporter on that famous paper known as the Who Who Hollow Monthly. We also found Gloria Goldstein as head of the society page. Martin ,Abraham is President of Barton College, located at that famous city of Bounc- ing Bubble Baths , Bubloo, Utah. Bill Huddleston owns a fruit market, which he runs in his spare time. His speciality is citrus fruits such as lemons. Margaret Foster has received her Doctor of Philosophy Degee after already receiving ten other degrees. Congratulations, Margaret! . . . Nelda Gunter has dyed her hair: she now is a placid red head. Tsk! Tskl We find Ted Starr guarding his position as guard on the Fighting Musicians All Stars at Sing Sing. J. W. Muir is now a fat man in a side show.. He weighs 379 lbs. I knew he should have walked in '42. Mary Ashworth has been going from school to school giving talks on Bad Habits for young Men and Women. .lean Fisher is champion ot the '62 Personality Contest. Aubrey Jackson was one ofthe judges. Lorena Michael is teaching Bowling to Beginners at her alley on Neville Street. On the side she runs a fruit market taking care oi all the bills charged by Snaps in '42. Deem Ramey has taken up the harp for a hobby. On Sunday afternoons he gives out with jive for his associates at Spencer. Arthur Wesley is now teaching Latin and Chemistry in the new addition of W. W. H. S. Jim Word is now giving lessons to all the youngsters at the Worddale Swimming Pool at Sprague, on How to Swim with Water-Wings in Ten Easy Lessons. Jack Binderman, president of Stumpermind College is starting his fourth campaign for President of the United States. His able opponent is Philip Rahall, dean of Wasser School for Girls. Shirley Heller has been listed in Who lsn't since she has decomposed a classic un- intentionally. She had her inspiration from a tough section of town which means she just plain murdered it. Gerald Glamour Boy Fleshman, last year's Glamour Boy No. I, has taken the final step. Because of his well known ability to pitch WOO, he will be buried in Woo Woo, National Park. Constantine Corey is now well on his way to an outstanding musical career. He has started with a swing band known as Con Corey and His Corney Crumbs. Bill Simpson is now teaching at Woodrow Wilson, where he has been a student tor 777 years. Janet Koch is now a very 'Famous novelty jewelry designer. She made a hit last year with her long beads. Harold Miller is now learnin' all the kids music out at Pumpkin Seed, Ky. Madeline Corey is now directing her own orchestra consisting entirely ot girls. Once a month they meet with Bernard Crawtord's Sweet Swinging Staggs. Paul Lotlin is still the handsomest bachelor in town. Even though he is bashtul, he practically has to beat ott the women when he goes out tor his morning walk. Louise Aiello has taken the place ot Lowell Thomas as a radio comrnon-'tator. Pat Kidd has been drawing cartoons for a famous short in class C movies known as El, the Town's Bad Boy. Anna Lee Trent is chiet singer land bottle washerl tor that super-duper band known as the W, Va. Ridge Runners. Anne Ritchie Ware is being mentioned as a successor to the 'Famous Nero. It seems that she tiddled while Woodrow Wilson burned. George Hall is engineer for the Loop Creek Lizzie Special that runs between nowhere and here. We think he got his start when he received an electric train for Christmas in '4l. Parthenia Holliday and Sara Bales are co-drum maiorettes for the Rowdy-Dow College rhythm band. This is an outstanding school tor the feeble-minded. Patty Ann Larrick recently wrote a book called How Not to Find a Man. lt seems her main topic is Dream Men. Betty .lean Brown has just given Eugene Cox his nine hundred and ninety-ninth Conga Lesson. On the preceding pages any similarity to persons or places visible or invisible is purely intentional: any misunderstanding in the interpretation may be explained by the authors. lit you can find theml Margaret Wetzel Louise Aiello THE SPEECH ARTS CLUB lis group is composed of literary, dramatic 1d public spealring clubs and has no imbined officers. 5OhS0l'SZ Miss Stephenson Mrs. Martin ie Speech Arts Club is c omposed of stu- :nts interested in public spealring and erary worlr, such as oratory, debate, extem- :raneous spealring, and poetry interpreta- in. GIRL RESERVES OFFICERS President ..,i..,...4, Helen Compton Vice President... .... Mary Ruth Parlrs Secretary .... ..... N elda Gunter Treasurer .......,. Dollie Ellison Chaplain .. ... .. Mary Ashworth Sponsors. ., ... Miss File, Miss Sterne The Girl Reserves is the high school division of the Young Women's Christian Association. The aim ot this club is to develop, in hi h scho l ' ' ' ' 9 o girls, Christian Ideals. .asf 4 'M gf! WJ' l JOURNALISM OFFICERS President ,,....,.,,...,..... Louise Aiello Vice President ....,... Bill Rees Secretary ,..... ,.... M ary Hedriclr Treasurer . .. . . .... .Eber Roush Sergeant-at-Arms .. ..,. Freddie Burdiss Mrs. Gunnoe Sponsor .,,., . , . 4 . Journalism is a class composed ot students interested in journalistic worlr. This group edits the bi-monthly school newspaper, The C--I. na.nsieh. Et ORCHESTRA OFFICERS Concertmeister . ...,.. Anne Ritchie . ...... Jimmie Me- . , .Betty ,lean V ...Martin Ab Manager . .. Secretary. . . Librarian . . Director . .,..,. Mr. f The Orchestra is included in the very musical department. This group pll ' th assemblies, pep meetings, and o er functions. TREASURES WE LEFT BEHIND ln looking over the individual wills below, we, the members ofthe Senior class tind that we have a few characteristics we do not like and would like to leave. We, the members of the '42 graduating l?I class, with a tear in each eye, and a lump in our throats, do here by will and bequeath dear ole' W. W. H. S., along with all our head- aches and heart throbs to the excellent l7I class of '43. l, Doris Lee Meadows, with a leaking pen and a heart of gold, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to be moved to the front of Miss Keyser's Social Science Class to any Junior who thinks he can't be quiet. I, George Rahall, in the agony of pain, with a nervous hand and a tormented mind, do hereby on the urge ot death, will and bequeath my brains to science, to be used only for the study ot insanity: my fortune Iwhich incidentally is a debtl to W. W. H. S. P.S. My body to the morgue. I, Tilman Barker, SUPPOSEDLY being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath my deepest sympathy to all the unfortunate Juniors who will take Latin ll next year. l, Benny Suptic, do hereby will and bequeath my nickname Scrapiron to the junkyard. I, Anna Lee Trent, do hereby will and bequeath to any unfortunate Junior, my fountain pen. That is, after l have my '42 annual signed. P.S. lt leaks. I, Dollie Ellison, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to do more work than necessary to Martha Covey, an excellent senior-to-be. I, Wanda Lares, am like an Indian: I want to take my belongings to the Happy Hunting Grounds: therefore, I leave nothing. P I, Margaret Wetzel, do hereby will and bequeath to my sis Alma Mae, my creative IYI mind used 'For writing the prophecy in this year's Echo. We have to keep it in the family. I, Eugene Cox, will will my will to a willing person, on account of l do have a will to will, so it l will will my will to a willing person then l will, will my will. l, Philip Rahall, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to drum drums as a drummer should drum drums to Freddie Helm, provided he learns to read lmusicl. I, George Hall, do hereby will and bequeath my sweet silence to any Junior who can kick it around like I did. I, Lloyd Pomykata, do hereby will and bequeath my BIG FEET to anyone who will have them, for the sole purpose ot getting into mischief. l, Odell Jessup, being ot Scotch descent, leave nothing. I, Jimmy Prince, do hereby will and bequeath to Jimmy Meadows two hairs from my MANLY CHEST, provided he will use them at all times, as a toup'e. I, Betty Harless, do hereby will and bequeath my cheery smile to Miss Stephenson, to be used when she gets mad at next year's seniors. 00' I 5 X Qs 5 - Pdmg gg ,NN 555 SQA WW, HEAR ! - ,-,- J Sfwwul 7 ' .Egg-7 V in YQ., 1 X ,J ,df : Q E ' sw 1 'G' A. UL i Qomfwe J NL- .i rf f'c5'5stn ' Xmox q F , LA T, Y' QOXQUN fycx Qzix Qm0,ia,gQ'igq, W H H ,f f N0 'N mb' 'A UYXOXWU QONCV3 fo .Q --53.-5.Tf.,x j H J' 'f ' 'W , . 'N f C ff' Q 'V Q jiiif- 'df 29454 - 'E ,N 7' , 'LY Tovnvu '-'J:' EQNNQW ee. '31, ,. 1 Lf W4 x xx Q N , WN! ' YV SXNWNQN1 HQNWQY' lil if gg! 'N' QA XAYBAQSO L TM Q,Qwv ff X N Q.. AW' Vo .df -wa 4 N N WI x x A V VV M X x, li! W N ' bf n If W4 X5 .3 w we AQQTM I YSONNQGV 0 1 Q' i Ed nv ik A I N Q 9 ,, A Y Y - qllfxfig? GMAMOS YQ W ff, Q M GMES U 'f U X WW sk Thaw naw ' wx Ng US Bl-NST - .,, - THE FAMOUS AMONG US Most Popular .... Best Looking ..... Most Versatile. . . Most Studious. . . Best Personality .... Best School Spirit .... Most Original ...,. Wittiest ........, Best Dancer Best Pals ..,.. Most Talented ...., Most Sincere .... Biggest Pest. .... . Biggest Chatterbox.. . Best Dressed ...... Most Musical ..,. Biggest Grouch ,... Peppiest ........ Most Enthusiastic. , Teacher's Pet ..,,.... Most Winning Smile... Most Artistic ........ Ideal Future Wife ...... Ideal Future Husband ..., Most Athletic ......... Quietest .,.,., Most Jovial ...... Sweetest .... Most Sarcastic. . . Best Sport ,....... Most Bewitching ....... Most Sophisticated .... Most Forward ........................ - Best Companion on a Desert Island ...... Most Grit ....... ........... Most Charming ............ Most Likely to Succeed .... Jack Binderman. Harold Hedrick ..,. .. Aubrey Jackson. Martin Abraham .... .. Bobby Saks ..... Bill Hall. .. ,,., George Smith ..... .... Jack Binderman. Pat Roach ,..... Aubrey Jackson. Eugene Cox. .. Jack Binderman. Martin Abraham. ,. ..... Andy Adams... Ed Hite ..... . Harold Hedrick, Harold Miller.. Charles Honaker Bill Hall ....... Harold Miller. .. Tommy Ballengee ...Helen Compton Anne Ritchie Ware ,. ,Margaret Foster Tommy Ballengee .. .. .. .Jean Fisher ,Katherine Honaker .Betty Jo Crawford .Parthenia Holliday . .. .Mary Ashworth . . . . . .Jean Fisher ,..,.Golfa Adamos .Anne Ritchie Ware .. ...Shirley Heller . . , . . .Patty Larrick ..Betty Jean Brown . .. .Golfa Adamos , . . . . .Shirley Heller . . . . . .Sara Bales Mary Ashworth Tommy Ballengee Ross Phipps ..... .......,. J oy Brunk Bobby Saks .... .... H elen Compton Donald Sharp .... ......... ' 'Pat Kidd Odell Jessup Aubrey Jackson .... . . John Akers ..... Freddie Burdiss ..,., Benny Suptic. .. Charles Honaker. . . . . Bobby Saks ....... .... Lloyd Pomykata .... .. Harold Hedrick. .Parthenia Holliday ..Margaret Wetzel . .. .Margaret Foster . . . .Louise Aiello .... .Jean Fisher Betty Jean Brown . . . . .Jean Stinnette .Katherine Honaker ........Sara Bales . . . . .Helen Caudill Andy Adams .... ,, . . .Gloria Goldstein Benny Suptic. .. Ted Starr .,.... Lloyd Pomykata. Martin Abraham .Parthenia Holliday .Katherine Honaker . . . .Helen Compton . . . . .Dolly Ellison SHADOWS OF THE COMIC STRIP Maggie. . Jiggs ...... Mickey Mouse. Donald Duck .... Goofy ...... L'il Abner. Daisy Mae.. Blondie Dagwood ..... Baby Dumpling . Cookie 4..,,.. Popeye .. Wimpy .... Olive Oyl .,,.. Mickey Finn. ,, Tim Tyler ,.,, Etia Keif Andy Gump . Drake, Che Ma gicia n. Hans Kaize njammer. Friiz Kakzenjammer. . . Miss Tweedle. . Dick Tracy .,,,.. Tillie ihe Toiler ..., Terry, ........ Pai Ryan , . April Kane.. Big Sioop ..... Gloria Hilda Goldsiein ., , ...... J. W. Muir . . . . .George Rahall ...,Billy Huddlesion . . . .Tofe Michael .....sau Hall ray ......... Pat Kidd . Pauline Blankenship Robert McKinney Jimmy Word , , , .Agnes Cook , . . , .Bobby Saks ...... .Mitchell Corey .Ruth Alice Meadows ........Andy Adams .Ted Starr . Betty Jean Brown . ..,George Smith . Jack Binderman . . .Aubrey Jackson , . . .Eugene Cox , ..... Janet Koch .. ...Charlie Honaker ...Helen Compton ....Jack GriFfiths . . . .Philip Rahall ...Madeline Corey ., .George Hall l x GLEE CLUB OFFICERS President ... . ,, , ,Harold Miller Vice President . .,,. Gerald Fleshman 2nd V. President. .,,,,., Gloria Goldstein Secretary .....,, ...,,, A nne Ritchie Ware Treasurer ......,,.. ,,.,.... G eorge Hall Wardrobe Mistress . ,Nellie Burdiss Assistant Mistress .. Betty Hutchinson Librarian . ,.Anna Lee Trent Director , , , . .. , ...Mr. Sallacl: The Glee Club is composed of students with vocal ability. This organization participates in many school programs, and sponsors the Minstrel and other productions every year. ww fynlftysep pu? pb- -'LJ,h,n-D-sf g,bwY' MK JQQhJ i uv,-.I-,.W Ifrta. 1, .3 0, ,vols- ' s H1 ff.: ,X- r7a,f,,',, i BAND OFFICERS Drum Majors-Parthenia Holliday, Sara Bales, Betty Jane Canterbury Statt Sergeants-Manager, Jimmie Meadows: Librarian, Jimmie Worclg Secretary, Betty Jean Brown Directors-Mr. Sallact, Mr. Ware The Band is the largest of the Musicial groups. lt offers rare entertainment at football and baslcetball games, on parades, and at pep meetings. It is a source of great pride 'for Woodrow Wilson High School. SHADOWS OF THE PAST The ghost ot W. W. H. S. has come to haunt us. Are we afraid or are we happy in memories? The shadow of our former lives looms before us and this is what it tells: lt is said, by those who lcnew him well, that Eugene Cox killed three people while driving 'to a fire' one day. On graduation night, Margaret Foster was convicted and sentenced to tive years on a charge of 'no wantie to tallie'. Shirley Heller thought of leaving school to join George White's Scandals, but she wasn't accepted because she lrnew more scandal than George White and that wouldn't do. Lloyd Pomylrata was accused of visiting a beauty parlor, but now we know that it really IS permanent. Billy Huddleston and Anne Ritchie Ware were almost expelled for telling Miss Ethel Keyser all the jokes they knew. P.S. Miss Keyser lost her originality. Mrs. Thomson added a new talent during the year of '4l-'42, She learned how to publish an annual without the aid of an expert staff. Are you satisfied over YOUR record, or are you haunted with a similar past? if this has given you cause to worry, tate a Stanback and get instant relief. The Shadow wi 7' 'Cr nj' Aji,..!fnA 74tan:!i'fTfefn.a,a-:ATflWe!TjZ' Coach J R. Van Meter Cheerleaders: Billy Kelley, Bill Hall. John Comer Jimmie Carter lnot shown in picture ATHLETICS Athletics play an important role in the activity schedule of Woodrow Wilson High School. Many of her sons participate in football, basketball, and track, each with an honest endeavor to play the game squarely, fairly, and 'For the glory of the school. Front row, left to right: Bill Stevenson, Ronald Troutman, Aubrey Jackson, Jim Page, Co- captain Fred Davis, Co-captain Dennis Rice, U. Taylor, Bobby Saks, and George Rice. Center row: Assistant Coach Underwood, Torrico, Starr, Bowers, Akers, Powers, Stover Phipps, Loflin, and Coach J. R. Van Meter. Back row: Snead, Suptic, Worley, Wiseman, Ulaki, Jessup, Riffs, Hall and Savino lAdams, Graves, S. Jackson, and Griffith not in picturel x Alderson ,.... i., East Huntington . Dunbar ,.... . . Mullens .. Princeton . Oak Hill .... Charleston ...... Stonewall - Jackson Clarksburg l.l Hinton ....,.... FOOTBALL, l942 A 'ft il - kt 'Ah . .fb ,...', ,K K - ' ........ ' ri, ,,....., ....r, r C THEY Z ..... ...7 ...I3 ,..I9 .....20 .....20 ...I9 ..,..20 .....26 Front row, left to right: Bill Shumate, Sam Jackson, Captain Aubrey Jackson, Eddie McGinnis, Steve Ulaki, and Ross Daniels, manager. Back row, left to right: Bob Wiseman, Omer Fleshman, Ted Starr, Charles McCormick, Bobby Saks and Coach Van Meter. lJol'rn Allen, Jimmy Snead not shown in picture Alumni ......... West Fairmont .... .... West Union .,... Ceredo Kenova . .. Central Huntington Hinton .......... Central Charleston Princeton ............., Greenbrier Military Mullens ...,.,,.. l BASKETBALL, I942 WE THEY .5I ....., 63 .38 ..,... 58 ....47......l2 . .,.. 47 ...... 26 .35 ...... 43 .52 ...... I4 .38 ...... 42 .45 ...... 52 .......37......29 .......30......38 Roncerverte Oak Hall . Welch . . . Gary .... Victory ..... .... Oak Hill . East Bank Clendenin . Dunbar .. Princeton . Mullens , WE THEY .50 ...... 34 . . ..... 45 ...... 30 .33 ...... 38 .....35......27 .36 ...... 42 .. .,... 5I ...... 20 .34 ...... 38 .40 ...... 26 .27 ...... 33 .....38......52 Jujqb L,,:'LQ'-N X JI CMA ivi RIPPLE vu -f 'T-' f ly 32? o I fjwf I SENIOR LETTER MEN ROBERT SAKS ANDY ADAMS JAMES PAGE TED STARR AUBREY JACKSON ENGENE COX BILL HALL ODELL JESSUP LANCE POWERS CHARLES GRIFFITHS BENNY SUPTIC PAUL LOFLIN CLIFFORD BENNETT DORSEY STOVER TONY SAVINO JACK BINDERMAN ROBERT BOWER L 1? 3' 3 ,lf fv- l A . ,xffivf 1 41' .... 1 Q- ', v.' ,--.-.,.w,,g:,,f , X Q N? . A W. V - ,.: K .rt 1 M v x 1 , v -f -fu Q BEGIN YOUNG HAVE MONEY! Prosperity brings happiness, and happiness brings greater prosperity. The one Way to prosper is to bank and save a part of your income regularly. Do without luxuries until you can aHord themg this is the only Way you can get ahead financially and make a life success. BECKLEY NATIONAL BANK Deposits in this bank are insured with a maximum insurance of 55,000.00 for each depositor. 200 Main Street Beckley, W. Va. Miss Stephenson? When you have finished lecturing, bow gracefully and leave the pla form on hpfoe. Martin Abraham: Why on Qiptoe. Miss Stephenson: So as noi to wake the audience. SAVE202 ICHMON CLEANERS and LAUNDRY BECQCI-f.EY 7 3 8 8 Compliments of Compliments of KERBAWRVS Pedro Cash Store CONFECTIONERY DIAL 6222 C 1' r 'c S Best Wishes of WOODDELL'S RALEIGH JEWELRY STORE, CASH GROCERY IN C. Beckley, W. Va. DIAL 7367 RALEIGH INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE AND BONDS Over Murphv's Berkley, West Virginia Main Str JkBd ttdgSdyShIf thftt A I d pd Aflu whghfnff h a unbar pd aa ly A THOROUGH EDUCATION I Is One of the Greatest Assets that the Young People of Today Can Acquire. An education does not mean that which one learns from a book. By studying diligently and mastering your subjects in school 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 1ife'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 Education and Faculty of the High School of Beckley for the wonderful facilities that are provided for the youth of our town. BECKLEY HARDWARE AND SUPPLY co. Heber Street Beckley, W. Va. Dial 7717-7718 Parthenia Holliday: We're going to give the bride a shower. Sara Dales: Count me in, l'lI bring the soap. MOUNTAIN MOTORS Buick Sales and Service Dial 9371 115 First Avenue J oe's Barlmer Shop of 209 Third Ave. Beckley, W. Va. J. C. COMPANY ROYAL FUR CO. Bessie Carrol, Mgr. North Fayette Street Operating Over 1600 Department Stores SNOW THORNTON FLORISTS P ce Street Dial 5452 Flowers for All Occasions Compliments of J. C. PAINTER LIFE INSURANCE Compliments of Dr. Bernard Earnest Silverman FOOT SPECIALIST Compliments of Wilkes Insurance Agency, Inc. .I AMES LILLY REAL ESTATE 8z F.H.A. LOANS 109W Main St. Beckley. W. Va. Compliments from the Bakers of PURITY MAID PRODUCTS BREAD CAKES PIES Helen Caudill: How do you Janet Koch: With a fork. like to take your castor oil? W GREETINGS: We would recommend that you save your money but since so few of you would heed this advice, we can but suggest: We hope that your early experiences in life will soon Graduate you into a useful Citizenship. THE RALEIGH COUNTY BANK Your Deposits Insured Under Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Better Light Means Better Sight A P P A L A C H I A N ELECTRIC PCWER CO. BECKLEY MT. HOPE OAK HILL Bobby Sak: I Iways do my hardest job before b if t very morning. CI C E: Reolly7 What is ii? B bby G it' 5 up. H. T. CALFEE AND SONS Funeral Directors Ambulance Service Complete Motor Equipment MRS. H. T. CALFEE PRICE H. CALFEE Beckley, W. Va. D' I 3671 Compliments of , . Compliments of Hutchlnson 8 Trall W. I. ATTORNEYS Compliments of Compliments of NAT BERMAN WESTERN AUTO Compliments of Compliments and Best Wishes of Baldwin Supply CO. With Compliments of Burn's Jewelry Co. IT'S RAHALL'S For the Junior Miss Tomp iments o SMITIl'S IGRCCERY Compliments of Steves Shoe Shop AEE 'Elks J. 0. Miss Eva Keyser: When is the be Betty Harless: When autumn turns st time to read a book? the leaves. Our Wishes for the Best of Everything to The Graduating Class of 1 9 4 2 o THE PICTURE SHOP Over Swan Cafe Beckley, W. Va. Compliments of Compliments of Beckley Loan Co. Watkins Drug Store Compliments of Compliments of GEORGES THE OASIS Apparel of Distinction 323 Neville street MAY OFFICE SERVICE, INC. 107 McCreery St. Beckley Di l 9611 Serving the students of the surrounding locality and the oilice needs of Southern West Virginia Royal Typewriters Soles and S S AND S TIRE SERVICE Southern West Virginia's Most Modern Recap Plant 204 Third Avenue Beckley Dill 3662 Miss Lucy Woods: What is the best job for the lniest man in the world? Bill Meadows: Lineman for Q wireless telegraph company. Compliments of . Compliments of Beauty Salon Watkms Drug Store Dial 6931 Make You Beautiful RAYMOND'S BEAUTY SHOP Don't Be An Old-Fashioned Modern Girl Dial 6551 Main Sire t BECKLEY ICE AND FEED COMPANY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Fl Feed, Hay, Fertilizer, Seeds, and Poultry Supplies Sherwin Will'ams Paints and Varnishes 405 Prince Street Dial 9389 Beckley, W. Va. Atwell-Catron Motor Company, Inc. Dodge and Plymouth Cars-Dodge Trucks Sales and Service lll P St t D l3397 3398 Beckley, W. Va. Beckley Jewelry Comvlimfnfs Store of Diamonds - Jewelry - Watches G. C. Murphy Beckley's Oldest and Largest Company Beckley. w. va. Beckley, W. v.. Billy Huddlesion: l wish I had a nickle for every girl l've kissed. Belly Brown: What would you do? Buy a pack of gum? Best Wishes to the Class of 1942 FROM YOUR CONGRESSMAN JOE L. SMITH Printing and Advertising BIGGS PRINTING COMPANY 105 McCreery Street Beckley, W. Compliments of PEOPLES FINANCE COMPANY LOANS UP ber Street T0 55300.00 Beckley, W. V Dr. John R. Koch E. M. Payne, Inc. Beckley's Leading Optometric Eye Specialist Department Store 02-203 Lilly Bldg. Dial 9 Mr. Ware: What is Mary Ashworth: Du i ihepllfl7 RALEIGH GROCERY COMPANY CONQUEST and MOUNTAINEER Canned Fruits and Vegetables Mabscott West Virginia Congratulations Class of 1942 HOME INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Hulett C. Smith Edwin Ratclitfe Kentucky Central Life, Accident, and Health Insurance Company Dial 6612 203 Raleigh Co. Bank Bldg. Beckley W. Va. Orange State Groves Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Lee Roy Robinson CLEANING-PRESSING-ALTERING Press While U Wait 511 Neville St. Beckley S F S 115 . ayette treet DIAL-4542 Charleston Laundry JOHN W. EYE CLEANERS-DYHRS RADIO SALES AND SERVICE - Work and Parts Guaranteed Conlplete Llnen Supply 805 W. Neville St. Beckley Beckley Dial 4222 MARIE'S Featuring Outstanding Values THE G. W. JAMES DAIRY GRADE A Dresses - Coats - Hats RAW MILK Sportswear Dial 6037 Pmperiey, w. v-. Mrs. Beaty: What does it mean when th as a delegate at large? e paper says some man went to a convention Harold Hedrick: lt means his wife didn't go with him. Every Day in the Year The Bank of Raleigh is interested in your Welfare-Success-Achievements. We give our best thought and energy in your behalf, for our success is your success. If your banking here is pleasant to you, it too, is pleasant for us. BANK OF RALEIGH IN BECKLEY We Welcome Your Account Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 'lofplfliffllol FoL'i+i'i?mEiz5Tf1ERs Compliments of C 1 Say It With Flowers 0' Beckley Floral Co. Dial 5812 Flovvers By Elkins St Beckley, W. Va. Mrs. Watkins: What did you do with the paper plate I gave you with the pie? Joy Brunl: Oh, I thought that was the lower crust! New-FURNITURE-Used S. C. BALLENGEE FURNITURE CO. WI-IERE PRICE AND QUALITY MEET DIAL 5821 J. E. Otto S. C. Ballengce 313 Prince Street Beckley, West Virginia Compliments of Peoples LIFE INSURANCE Raleigh County Bank Bldg. A. J. Mangus, Supt. CO. Beckley Dial 6431 CARLSON'S Store for Men and Young Men Beckley EATVSIREIIESUCAFE H AND M SHOE STORE 310 Neville St. Berkley J. J. LAMB PLUMBING AND HEATING CO. Gas Fitting and Repair Work 107 Second Ave. Dial 3512 Morris Brothers UPHOLSTERING AND CABINET SH OP Furniture Refinishing Beckley-Mount Hope Rd. Dial 6151 DUNLOP TIRE 8: RUBBER CORP. FREE TIRE AND BATTERY INSPECTION GUARANTEED AUTO ACCESSORIES 13 S. Fayette St. Dial 9520 Beckley W. Va. COOPER TRANSFER Sz STORAGE CO. Call Us for Moving, Storage, or Shipping Ollice-Dial 3542 Residc-ncL+Dial 6286 MARSHALL'S SERVICE STATION Goodrich Tires and Batteries Gulf Gasoline Registered Luhricati 735 South Kanawha Street Billy Kelly: What is the difference between a hill and a pill? George Hall: Why, one is hard to get up and the other is hard to get down. 4 KEEP IN STEP With Your Modern Neighbors! Get a load of carefree, easy ' 'th living . . . this winter, next winter, and for years to come wi GAS HEAT! AMERE GAS UTILITIES CO. S. Heber Street Beckley, W. Va. D and A TIRE and ACCESSORY CO. 118 Main Street Dial 6661 Firestone Tires Compliments and Best Wishes Sam Amato 8: Co. STANLEY'S Dealers in General Merchandise SERVICE STATION Did 4901 Pembermnf W- V Corner of Oakwood and Prince Streets CRESCENT GROCERY Staple and Fancy Groceries, Fresh Meat and Produce Beckley, West Virginia Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1942 May you have much success SILVER BRAND CLOTHES Where the Best-Dressed Men Buy Compliments of Compliments of WILLIAMS Lewis Furniture Co. TIRE 8 BATTERY SERVICE H , U 329 Prim' SL Dm 3389 It s Easy To Pay the Lewis Way Compliments of Compliments of PIGGLY WIGGLY Beckley Drug Co. French Davis, Owner b Dial 6861 Gloria Goldstien: How much are those five cent banetks? i ' P fjfrjl lim fxfxf rj! 1 sry f'f lj x 1 ' J' BECKLEY ICE CREAM COMPANY You taste. its quality C mpliments I Byus-Mankin Lumber Company Raleigh Coca-Cola Bottling Works The House of Character . . . The House of Merit 700 So. Oakwood Ave. Beckley, W. Va. THEMCEIACSIC Nobil's Family Shoe Store Best Wishes A FRIEND McCutchen 8: Drake AQHWORTH MOTOR CO., INC. 314 S. Fayette St. B kl y I DAY sz NITE GARAGE Reliable Cleaners B. O. Houchins, Prop. Dial 3641 410 Second St. Beckley PEOPLES SHOE SHOP FRED SOUDER'S BARBER SHOP DR. HARWOOD JAMES, D. O. 307 Neville Street and Corner of North Oakwood Ships are always called shes because lhey lake so much powder and paini. 'run 1. ru' runs, A 1 JJ 1 g. -E filix, ,J 95? A 7 1 Wm 'fiwfl JLLLMJ af WWW 1 1 I u 0 4d,e,L4,6.4w.Aff-af-ff4 v4 AQQZWQ, . 74 6,fW',.44 ,4-Q.. l',,.,Q4,,' , .,z4..,!, L'-4'-4.4 4-A-f-br..-. , 7 A XM mM LPL Q7- E I f , 2? Q ' w .. 5 . 2 Q' 1 QL G' VX if-fx 33 - 5?f'9f ff FLM W , fffwgj if WWKWM M MEM Eg MMUQM my JQQMWWM gs