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

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Yl tilt EL MARGARET VIRGINIA CASSELL Margaret’s happy, laughing voice Will always linger in our ear. Twill later stand her in good stead No matter what be her career. VUE SIGARIEAN Julius is jovial and care-free, not paying undue attention to the reverses in his high school career. However, there are bright hopes for his future suc- cess. ESTHER JOSEPHINE CLAY Valedictorian President Lanier Literary Society Vice-President Latin Club Secretary Moving Picture Council Editor of Organizations The President There’s not much left of Esther’s heart For us to claim you know; But our small share is full of mirth And big enough to show the worth Of one who makes things GO. ee i oe — VU; mee

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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.

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ates A i S aN ‘ SS N i Sy. ee =n es JANE CORBELL Editor Organizations The Student Editor School Notes The President Secretary Student Club Sponsor Hi-Y Club Tt is not often that a young lady has the good fortune to be so well-liked as Jane. So delightfully attractive, a good worker, every one’s friend— and in the classic words of some one or other— Shae ainstealllic SHEPHERD WALLER COLONNA, ’23% Shepherd showed that he is the stuff that heroes are made of when he voluntarily enrolled in Miss Brittingham’s scintillant Vergil class just for the fun of it. May he show the same spirit in his later life. MISSOUR! ELEY DARDEN Missouri is so quiet that she seldom divulges her thoughts. She is so quiet, in fact, that the class agreed unanimously upon it. She shines, however, in the ranks of those who speak seldom and say much.