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

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ee ee ae E. aoe oe ; Theme a PRESIDENT GEORGE EDWARD BUXTON “Bussy” Secretary Senior Class Associate Editor President Treasurer of Latin Club Reporter Spanish Club He’s a boy that can study, He’s a friend of one and all, His hair is rather curly And his height is rather tall; He’s the teacher’s ever faithful He’s a gallant cavalier, His wit is almost wonderful— Now isn’t he a dear? EUGENIA HAZEL CALBREATH “Gente” The dearest friend that you could know, Lovable, sweet, and to anger slow. MARY VIRGINIA CARLISLE Virginia’s always busy She has so much to do The marks she gets in courses Show that she works well, too. GEORGE H. CARR, JR: “Manager” Business Manager President Boy’s Treasurer of Senior Class Reporter of Latin Club Hail to this responsible Senior. As “manager” he has been found most capable. Unilke most of us he both knows and does a “whole lot.”

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PRESIDENT. LOUISE BUNTING “Little Louise” A jolly good sport in rain and in sun, A friend of the teachers, too, For all that she does, she does it well For she is a student true. GENEVA BURKETT acre With one accord Geneva’s friends acclaim her a girl of fine intellect, charming sympathy, pleasing versatility, and one who is “‘just a dear.” CATHERINE LEE BURROUGHS Ever true, Quiet and sweet, Industrious, too, And hard to beat. JOHN FLETCHER BURTON “Fohnny” He built the boat for Beowulf, The steps for Seventeen; When flying o’er the cinder path His prowess may be seen.

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HELEN HOPE [CARTER Quiet and shy—reserved and true Much respect to her is due, Though boys, to her are not earth’s joys We never find her blue. MARY ELIZABETH CARTER, ’24% Perseverance is a gift that few aspire to hold | Which leads to untold happiness and wins ambition’s goal We find in Mary all of these and sympathy besides A charming personality and patience that abides. THELMA CARTWRIGHT, 72414 To you endowed with special gifts, We wish the greatest joy, And hope you'll find all needed gifts And hope without alloy. MARY WILL CHANDLER So attractive is her personality and so dignified is her way of handling it, that it is good to call her friend. In Mary Will, you find a girl who is as true as steel, sincere and independent. You may go to her at any time and find her never too busy or too tired to help you.