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

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VIRGINIUS DASHIELL, JR President Senior Class Vice-President French Club Assistant Editor School Notes The Student Assistant Advertising Manager, The President What more need we say? Is he not our Presi- dent? And to be President of the Senior Class one must be—well, at any rate, a very good fellow. And that’s exactly what Virginius is. A better sport or one more democratic would be hard to find. CASSIE WARD DILLON, 23% Cassie is a friend whose loyalty may not be doubted—words do but feebly express her worth. WALTER JUDSON DEANS, JR. Judson is a handsome, intelligent-looking young man (at least Miss Anna has never told him that he didn’t look intelligent). He has really been known to study at times, despite disparaging reports that he spend s most of his time receiving the adulation of certain fair damsels. te. Yu Sin a Uy Y eg — Wsrtat iS Songey 4 a. 0 s A ase = y Xs hy } f Sas SSS oe ) U Ssooung X frees ; SY 3 SS Pad on k 2, DS N lj 4 ft ‘se we f Ae wrt cr hai ee Hi

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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.

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SS : or Ss W WY x . se SS ot HMMM APE. KC CK AGNES OWEN DYSON Alumn: Editor The Student Agnes is one of the most convincing arguments in favor of the general pulchritude of senior girls. She is also one of our best artists. JOHN SMITH DREWRY Associate Editor The President John is one of our most versatile students. He is popular with boys, a shiek with the girls, ath- letically inclined, and one who knows his lessons well. OES ee MARY SPOTSWOOD EGGLESTON, ’2314 Mary’s infectious giggle is one we would not mind catching, especially if there were a chance of contracting with it her ability to appreciate every situation in which she is placed.