Woodrow Wilson High School - Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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THELMA MARIE SHOEMAKER Likable personality . . . baseball and roller-skating fan . . . collects souvenirs . . . future Num-buh puh-leeze girl. GEORGE CARY SIMPICH Forumg Beacon. Genial and popular. . . quite the ladies' man . . . goofy over golf . . . aspires to career in advertising. THEODORE RUSSELL SNYDER Kappa Gamma Phi, Secretary, 140-,41,' Vice-President Class of February ,42,' Cadets. Adaptable personality . . . gets around . . . popu- lar person . . . hunting and target-shooting enthusi- ast . . . aiming to be a big gun in the Army after West Point. CLAIRE TACKABERRY Petite and pretty . . . collects banners . . . enthusi- astic gum chewer . . . fond of bowling and ice- skating . . , government job after Strayer's Business College. MARJORIE EDNA WADE qmargiey Choir, '40-341: Choraliers, '39-'4l,' Bowling Cluh, ,40,' Commercial Club, ,4I, Presidentg Section Treas- urer, '41, A Henri for fun . . . passion for a certain tan convertible . . . loves to eat but doesnlt gain a pound . . . should be a good secretary until she Ends a good husband. MARJORIE ANN WALKER QMarge the Charge, Red Cross Councilg Beta Theta Phi, Historian. Abundance of Army and Navy boys fpreps, plebes, and all the rest, . . , exudes personality . . . envied smile . . . Dumbarton. FRANCES WESTFALL Sorial Studies Cluh. Pep and personality . . . classic blonde beauty . . . one genial girl . . . aspires to be a most worthy member of the bar flawyer, to youlj. KENNETH WOODWARD WHITE Witty, good-natured . . . all kinds of sports . . . favorite subject, major gym . . . will combine work, and night school at G. W. U. 37

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IMELDA MURRAY QNigj Tall and slender . . . collection of pretty picture postcards . . . cheerful disposition . . . hopes to hang out an M.D. shingle someday. EDWARD CROSWELL PALMERfEddiej Forum, Treasurer of Class of February ,42. That Esquire', look . . . Blue '41 Pontiac . . . interested in photography-also, in a certain red- head . . , C.P.A. after Benjamin Franklin University. HERBERT WILLIAM PRICE, JR. Ready, willing, and able . . . dabbles in metal- craft . . . loyal to a girl friend, somewhere . . . yen for the great out-of-doors . . . future cattleman. JOHN DUKES RULE Qjohnnyj Forumg Kappa Gamma Pbi, Secretaryg Vice-President Class of February ,42. Good looks, personality plus . . , always on the run for fun . . . tinkers with autos . . . an engineer, structurally speaking, after college, 36 ELIZABETH NETTIE MILBY fBethJ Trim, attractive blonde . . . knits her own . . looks smooth in anything . . . dances for fun . . private secretary after Strayer's. ELSIE MAE MORELAND Commercial Club. Almost doll-like prettiness . . . quiet-mannered . . . fond of dancing, music, boating . . . on to business college . . . then, a homemaker. SUZANNE MIRIAM MORSE fSueJ Generous friend . . . dark locks, flair for color , . . swings a mean badminton racquet . . . collects stamps and antiques . . . dotes on interior decoration. JOHN HARRISON MUDD President February '42 class, Football Teamg Social Studies Clubg Section Treasurerg Sigma Pi Gamma, Secretary. Husky gridiron hero . . . tops in any crowd . . . deep-down chuckle . . . success as lawyer after local college.

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BOB FUGLER Beacon Sport: Editor, i39',40,' W. Treasurer, '40,' Basketball team, 137-,38-,j9. W. Club, ,4O, the dance floor to be a writer, Tall and dark . . . breezy on and basketball court . . . aspires and a good one. JOHN HESSLER messy Tall, blond and silent . . , photography fan . . . will make a career of that hobby . . . next yearg Georgetown University. EUGENIA RIDDELL JACOBS Section Treasurer. Good natured . . . dotes on most all sports . . . good dancer, too . . college . . . then, Red Cross, maybe. ROBERT EDWARD MURPHY Big and husky . . . shutterbug . . . basketball and football fan . . . curly brown hair . . . aspires to be an Army doctor. JOHN LEE POORE fCottonl Bugs about cars-one-third of that Derr Poore Ford trio . . . hunts as a diversion . . . will become a Diesel engineer. EUGENE SIBLEY Tall . . . good looking . . . likes hot music plays a smooth trombone . . . known for apt marks and puns. ELEANOR CAROL SMITH Inherent good nature . . . self-assured and poised . . . loves a nice long hike in the country busi ness college . . . homemaking aspirations, RALPH MARBURY STAMP QStrawberryD Fools with mechanical things . . . going domestic if the Army doesn't nab him . . . successful career in real estate some day. HERBERT ALTON WERNER fHerbJ Boys Glee ClIIl7,' Choir. Photography bug . . . takes to history . . . paddles at ping-pong and swimming . . . ambitious to make a million in manufacturing concern. Charles Lattin Beebe Dorothy Stewart Bell Deloris Ruth Blundon Douglas Macleod Buell Lynn Cary Burrows George Howard Cohen Monsita Gurle Correa William Edmund Deeds 38 Charles McClellan Derr Oakley White Dexter George Eugene Edelin Harvey Wilmer Hawthorne Electa Estelle Mastin Feay Burton Smith, Jr. Ralph Michael Stankoff Roger Clark Wells