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

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i SS Whe a es So ae ‘ = meee Be Sir Se aa PRESIDENT i oe =n Wf zZ CHAUNCY TUTTLE BARRON, JUNIOR “Funtor” He’s not quiet, for Mongst the maidens He causes riot. Quite dependable And steady Junior’s smiles Are ever ready. RUTH BARRON Ruth was a girl of spirit fine, No task was e’er neglected, Her high school days were full of joy And happiness reflected. DAHLIA FULMORE BEALE, ’24% The best of “pals,” The queen of sports, The girl with the ready wit; With plenty of fire And a love of jokes And a loyal friend every bit. RICHARD EDWARD BEATON Secretary Woodrow Wilson Literary Society Life! Yes “Richit” Will enrich it With his giggles And his wiggles And disinterested studies— All his buddies Do not blame him But proclaim him Just the best of pals!

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—— ee ee el os ae ee ( INDIE MAE BARBER, 24% She’s ever cheerful, true and kind, Indeed her faults are hard to find. KATHRYNE BARHAM “Kitty” Program Chairman of Lanier Literary Society Program Chairman of Latin Club The nicest girls in all the world Are not be-painted and be-curled, But personality is theirs— They’re rare, and do not come in pairs— And when of “Kitty”? we would write She’s one of these, the heart’s delight! SADYE BARNEY Sadye never tries to bluff, She studies and she knows her stuff, She answers questions, what and why, She’s welcome to the teacher’s eye, While stupid classes seem to doze Sadye tells them all she knows. MILDRED ANTIONETTE BARRETT “Billy” Vice-President Dramatic Club Vice-President Home Economics Club Secretary Student Club Secretary Science Club Mildred, our class beauty, is more than a sweet, attractive girl. She has won her “rep” as a singer in our school. Full of “pep” and school spirit, she is the life of all activities. a. s7he ,, PRES SIDENT nee [W.WHS Shs ——2 ay EAMES | eh % y he eae Va ¢ ayy =

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a ae ID (Te. “2A a5, =e, PRESIDENT — BERNARD BEHRMAN Red? As small as an atom, with plenty of brain Our Bernard’s a student from beginning to end. MAURICE EDWARD BENNETT II President Dramatic Club Advertising Manager The Student Member Student Council If in the year 1950 you should see a painting signed M. E. Bennett II] you may be sure that the artist is none other than our own Maurice. His talent is one that we enjoy. It should win him a great place in the world. MARGARET BILISOLY, 24% “Peggy” or “Billy” Treasurer of Class ’241% Secretary of Shakespearean Sergeant-at-Arms of Lanier Vice-President and President of Moving Picture Council The artist’s fingers, the poet’s soul, The boyish chum, the girlish grace, The friendly smile all make the whole Of friendship which is Margaret’s place. DOROTHY BORD “Good humor only teaches charms to last, e » Still makes new conquests and mountains the past.