Woodrow Wilson High School - Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Class nf June, 1942 OFFICERS Vive-President Prrsirlwzf Treasurer WILLIAM TATE WILBUR ALDERSON WALT LESER Secretary BETTY BECKANSTIN RANKING MEMBERS OF THE CLASS CApproximately the upper ninth of the class based on the last twelve semester David Crawford Ann Gottlieb Lucille Stringer Marjorie Van Eenam Richard Wallis Judith Ginzburg Jacqueline Horn Margaret Hughes Lawrence Johnson Marion Lyle Lovedy Pedlow Keith Pinto Dorothy Willenbucher Jean Addison Robert Ashford Marcia Klein Efhe McCormick grades through February, 1942.J Anne Steever Marion Wheeler George Bryan Barbara Chapline Sue Lazo Aubrey Mickelwait Anne Yung Kwai Dolores Lancaster Patrick Bursley James Haley Norman Horwitz Walt Leser Alice Lundegaard William Young Marjorie Tobias Robert Ludwig Minor Eager Harvey Huey Jack Van Deventer Marjorie Schaefer Martha Souder William Stiles Margaret Earp Justin Fuller Betty Beckanstin Lorne Freeman Ellen Hodges Robert Montague Edmund Early Sara Levenson Joyce Mickey Leila McLaughlin Cornelia English Anatole Volkov Matilda Hahn

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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

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ZW .Ie aw 1 ldleivffi an WILLIAM T. ANDERSON Cbeorons Clubg Cadets. Lively personalitv and Wit . . . future commercial aviator . . . enjoys golf and hunting . . . will head south for the University of North Carolina. ANN ELIZABETH ANDREWS Beacon Staff, Feature Editor, ,4I-,42,' Yearbook Stalfg Panel Clubg Social Studies Clubj Quill and Serollg ,Morale Squad. Southern charm and hospitality . . . hosts of friends . . . smooth dancing . . . real journalistic ability- H - w H K ' Beacon Peekin . EDGAR ANDREWS QEddie J Camera Clubg Trarlz Teamg Vlloodrow Vlfilson Playa ersg You Can't Take It Vllitb You . Hails from the land of sunshine fnot Californiaj . . . camera crazy . , . science smartie . . . career as a mechanical engineer. JEROME STRAUSS ANTEL Qjerryj Science Clulrg Trarle Tearrz. President Roosevelt's rival for stamps . . . knack for scientific things . . . strikes in bowling , . . large build . . . very athletic , . . electrical engineer. 40 seams JEANNE ADDISON National Honor Societyg French Club, Secretary, '41-'42,' Baskin and Masque Clubg Yearbook Staffg Social Studies Clubg Panel Clulvg Latin Clulag Girl Reserves. Lazy southern drawl . . . smooth dancer . . . x71 fig Q swings a wicked hip . . . can make one word or glance say volumes . . . southern college . . . greatest Q ie ambition: marriage. q - fivi CORDELIA LOUISE ALDEN T Singing is tops . . favorite subject is history . likes to ice-skate . . .iplans to go to college. I WILBUR ALDERSON Qwilliej President of Iune graduating class, '42,' Student Forurng Student Council, Vice-President, '41g Hi-Y,' Handbook. Tall, breezy. and collegiate . . . likes basketball, football, tennis and Omega Phi Delta . . . will ride the clouds for Uncle Sam , . . Randolph Field, here he comes. AVONNE ALLEN Beacon Stag, Advertising lllanager, 341-'42,' Social Studies Club. Nothing quiet about Avonne . . . has more spirit than twenty wild horses . . . brown eyes that pack a punch . . , will tackle college next fall. F4 6 SEQ