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

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BLIZABETH GORDON EVERETT Editor Poets’ Corner The President Secretary Dramatic Club A “Highflyer,” she dwells in the realms of the poets and artists. Still, Elizabeth is never too absorbed in her reveries to forget to study or help some one out of a hole. LYMAN FRANCIS FOSTER Provided nothing unforeseen occurs, Lyman has an excellent chance of bringing his name into prominence, and glory to the school. MILDRED MAY GALBRAITH Mildred is one of Miss Anna’s “good English students.” In addition she supports all school and class activities, being a jewel on committees.

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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.

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y YY Ve a aa, Yr YG God, Gor Z eA Y viz ‘c IDF Pa) y ia Z y le i pA TULL © ELADILILIIN 1 | Gf, Z { Siz an Ya EN NS l 9 L, Gi. x eS xe MO MECC T CLARENCE D, FREEMAN, JR; 232% President Class ’2314 Clarence is one of the bright and shining lights of the Dramatic Club, his characterization in “The Private Secretary” having been one of the most popular parts of that great success. EMIL FREUND, ’23% This interesting character was a great factor in our championship football team. Considering the fact that he is an athlete, he is a good student. ERASTUS EUGENE GALLOWAY One glance at this seemingly innocent face would indicate that he is normally quiet and reserved. But, Gosh! Erastus is the worst rough-houser that Wilson has ever known. His fame has gone out thru all the school. He will be forgotten—never!