Woodrow Wilson High School - President Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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Sk Be 4y iar G4 AY % an He ee : ore Ni 44% Si (eS we WO G Bars ca eats Ni s) Mmmm ae I y f i 2% i i 4 4 k BELVIN WILLARD BLACKMAN Belvin has never made a specialty of grinding, but he shows marvelous skill in concealing the fact. This is due to his inherent brightness, with which he will probably dazzle us some day. VIRGINIA ELIZABETH BLANKENSHIP Virginia inclines toward the musical at an acute angle. Her other most salient characteristic is popularity with what is sometimes referred to as “the other sex.” CLELLON TERNEEL BRIDGES, ’23% This, dear reader, is one of the ornaments of 231%. We are all quite sure that he will awake one day to find himself holding down a good position.

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law Nee, ee Sey, oi IN MCC A A Sa DOROTHY BROUGHTON Dorothy is a good student without being a grind. She is always willing to help on committees, etc. Therefore we shriek in unison: ‘‘Would there were more like her!” Ry ee ie Spiereenoe HOLL PAIRFIEL DI BUI Ti President Woodrow Wilson Literary Society Circulation Manager The Student Treasurer The Spanish Society One could not desire a truer or better friend than Fairfield. With a word of solace in time of trouble, a bit of advice in time of need, and with all the pep in the world, we can readily see why everything that he has participated in has ‘“‘come across big.” q | q i | 4 i 3 Jo oe MARY MARGUERITE BROWNLEY Mary has so much to say— Her words step on each others’ heels; You often guess that she’s about— Her laughter rings in merry peals.