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

Page 31 text:

1 ,. wxrrni. 1' 'k 'Ir ir 'A' 'A' ir Doris Lee McGhee Dottie Modesty is another candle to thy merits. Qo Ann Melito? Gracious manner and a winning smile, Lucille May Williams P2ssy Honesty is the best policy. Ottie Eugene Sweeney Gene Strong reasons make strong actions. McGhee Melito Williams Sweeney Beatrice Dolly Slone True to herself, true to her friends, true to her duty always. Audrey Elizabeth Zeigler High erected thoughts seated in a heart ot courtesy. Mary Alice Rahall Lite has a value only when it has something as value able as she. Herbert Bellamy l-le has a halt serious, halt moclcing way which is quite likable. Slone Zeigler Rahall Bellamy Ethel Catherine Massie Her smile is meant to be seen by everyone. Alma Bowles , My honor is clearer to me .Q . . than my lite. Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. ' ..MYrt.. Q No secret ot success t Q wor ' Mary Angeline Hedrick Edith Rosetta Stover lc Massey Bowles Hedrick Stover L? r gc aff tin

Page 30 text:

Sa rver Maddy Tepina Fara Teddy Sarver A quiet stead erson .' ,Y 9. ,. with a friendly disposition. Edith Mercedes Maddy The best way to have a friend is to be one Sa nta Theresa Te pina 'Friends are horn, not made. Johnny Fara Whatever is worth doing is worth doing well. j,,gc.e..rw V' l ,Mf.,edgii'Mm M- .vG'9' LA' Broughman Wyatt Eye Billups Cradd,Zp.7'Mc UIC Gamble Pruett if X 149 '! Ja es E tore Broughm Harold Edward Eye Li e ot the class. Laughs A good time? Why not. at the teachers jokes. Betty Louise Wyatt 'The very pink ot courtesyf Geraldine Evelyn Craddoclt nGerry.. Silence is as deep as Eternity. l.ouis Bernard McKulic 'Nothing great was ever achieved without enthus- iasrn. Mildred Irene Billups With a smile on her lips and a twinlcle in her eye. Ruth Genevieve Gamble Red Her red hair gives no in dication of mischief. Reba Joycelyn Pruett Brains, not size rnalces women. 'A' t ir 'A' -nf' is I

Page 32 text:

if mum my .Q ,S Q Baiign-fi Ly igoiiaaay 'nw' , Q : 's ars pf? -ici, 'L-,Q ' 'Ve' Ui Ruby Mae Boblett 'There is a time to be silent and a time to speak. Virginia Marcell Holliday Living and learning - What more can l do? Nyla Evaline Hylton 'A smile tor all, a greeting glad, a loveable, jolly way she had. Betty Lou Pa rso ns Be sure you are right then go ahead. G ,-V .9 Peters Martin. ,K,?vA Farley Sanger Hochman .Qregg q Solace Thomas 'S' vtqrffx 1' Q x A-fr' .W . . . ff ' .C Lillian .lune Peters K-is ' we eSqLois Elizabeth Farley A mind and hand thatT,g, f' Rich in good works. WOfliS. ,.. 1 if 'af 'ir 'X Martha .lane Sanger Kathleen Elizabeth Martin is 5 girl both loving .'Lay up for yourself treas- fd sincefelu ures in heaven. I Hannah Hochman 'Speak your thoughts lest someone beat you to it. Margaret Louise Gregg 'll-ler words are those ot truth and sobernessf' 'Y' ertha Solace othing succeeds like success. Virginia Eloise Thomas Breezy A sweet disposition and always friendly. 'A' 'A' 'A' 'lr 'A' 'A' A .sf . givjjirw