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

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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.

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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.

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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