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

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NED BORD Ned, we may truly say, is an earnest student. In addition he possesses a splendid disposition. We are sure that these two fine characteristics will carry him smoothly thru life. JAMES BRANCH Boys’ Athletic Editor The President Jimmy, our champion smiler Knows every modern song. His energetic tendency Upholds him all along, His days are full, and busy, too— With girls and boys he’s never blue. BEATRICE BRANGAN Beatrice is quiet, And yet we all decide That she’s a true and loyal friend, And a senior dignified. HARRY BRINKLEY, 724% Exceeding times a silver age behold Excelling brass, but more excelled by gold A studious mind applied to business stress, Will yield at last a hoard of happiness.

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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.

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ae eee | ee PRESIDENT IDA LOURAINE BROOKS I is for interest she has in her books, D is for dignity shown in her looks, A is for ambition, the best definition Of that dignified Senior, Ida Brooks. RUTH BROWN Our “girl of riddles” is well known and loved. Her star playing on the basketball team and her ability cheerfully to perform kindly offices make her the friend of all of us. MARY SUE BROWN, ’24% You think she’s shy? She’s not a bit, nor is she hard to know, She’s the friend to stick thru the rainy day, And the one to make things go. ANNIE ROBERTA BULLOCK Vice-President Lanier Vice-President Spanish Society Editor School Notes of Student Treasurer Student Council Chairman Program Committee Student Club Who is this energetic maid? Of her enough cannot be said, Of common sense and judgment bares In Annie there’s a wholesome share, Strong convictions held with zest And here is Annie at her best.