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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MESES MESES Stadion — e ji GLENN EVANS GARRIS Glenn is one of those indispensable boys—namely, our “property man.” The remainder of his time is spent in developing pictures. sac vii eee: a ROSA GOLDSTEIN “Reetzie’ is one of the most optimistic people we know. She is our idea of a jolly good sport. If you ever have the “blues” just call on “Reetzie” and you will find that her radiant smile soon sends Mr. Gloom flying. MEYER GLAZER So far Meyer has been lucky in evading flunks in Latin, but he could never be truthfully called a grind. But what does that mean in the Senior Class? And the Echo answers, “What?”