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

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?.4,5Wg. Davis Stokley Miller West Robert Lowell Davis lt matter not how long you live but how well. H41 Mary Etta Stokley Good nature is the beauty ot the soul and better than Marks Garten Phillips Elkins li Luther Marks Ki.'Wise men say nothing in 'r' dangerous times. l r- 'S Q Mae Jean Garten Her friendship is a last- ing. cherished thing. Bostic Shrewsbury Warren Cook The sleep ot a laboring man is sweet. Ora da Delaine Bostic The good die young: my but I must take care ot myself. work. , l . . Maw Helen Miller M 5 ' All me Pl 'll'P5 V Marjorie Earldine Stephens A I re ith no man s 'Margie Bell' The longer l live, the n have some of longer l love. xly Own. They say freckles arc N kisses trom heaven i if Charles Mac West William Gene Elkins He says, Why should l Fearless minds climb soon Charles Clayton Shrewsbury worry? est into crowns. A friend worth knowing. 'A' i' 'A' 'k 'I' i' ,141 Z We -'Zo-J a A Gow. zz., Swv' J...-t. ' Q ' - ,J 2, s2:.:'f:.i,ee '

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5l,QQ,Lw,g! 715611 i , . W . Z . .ML Fred Bailey Napoleon, himself was only 5 feet I. Billy Glinden Harrah My views are what l see from my viewpointf' A '51 Ada Margaret Canady Maggie Hildred Opal Bosticlr She makes a friend where- Little ffi2f1d5 mafvpfove eve, She goes. great friends. Virginia Mae Gallagher Patience attaineth all ery Kathryn Koontz things. bud in the deep frost. Leonard Ronald Din erjjm The greatest man may Raymond Edwin Dew a foolish question now a Nature designed us to be then. ot good cheer. Bailey A dj! Harrah Bosticlr Gallagher in e Koontz Dew Q14 Gene Harlan Church He walks along with his thoughts. Elaine Ruth Webb merry heart doeth good like a medicine. Flossie Mora n In her quietness there is charm. James Lee Maples Jimmie Little said is soon amended. Church Webb Moran Maples

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'A' ir ir ir i' i' ' William J. Underwood, Jr. Jimmy Natures own noblernan, friendly and frank. Mildred Lee Keatley 'A maiden never bold in spirit-still and quiet. Mildred Arbustus Prince Neatness is the crowning grace of womanhoodf' 5,4 7,4401 .J Robert nni n 'I am t c a o rn II y soul. Underwood Keatley Prince Kennison Max Vaughn His deeds speak for themselves. Joyce James The same yesterday, now , and fore,ver. V' i' hhh Jani en I are ew William Elbert Wrighi A friend for everyone. Virginia Gervas 'Ye are fallen from grace. Geneva Joanna Gervas 'I have learned in whatso- ever stafe l am. therewith to be content. I W! i J V ' ' ii '- Mason Bradley Lilly Wlhe silent countenance often spea ks. Vaughn James Allen Lilly Vetto Delmora Tomorrow will take care of itself. Wright Gervas Gervas Delmora 'ff' AMW!