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

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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.

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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

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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,