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

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HARRY CECIL BROOKS Though “Biddie” appears a bit lazy, he doesn’t seem so when in the company of the fair sex, with whom he gets along splendidly. ALWYN R. BUNTING Aggie Small of stature, big of heart; friend of everyone is his part. ELIZABETH CALVERT BURTON Liz Quiet and industrious as Elizabeth is, we predict that she will attain a high position in life. ELLA CAPLAN Cute, modest, lovable, and sincere, Ella is the kind of girl we like to know. She will be remem- bered long after our life at Wilson is only a memory. ALLEN SOUTHGATE CARR Dibbs President of Hi-Y Club Circulation Manager, “ Student ” Treasurer Spanish Society Dramatic Club Behind his quiet and studious make up there is a genuine humor which only his friends are allowed to share and enjoy.

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HELEN JOSEPHINE RRI DOERS Most attractive is charming Helen, a friend dear and true. She is just the kind that has a winning way with everyone. GEORGE WALLACE BRIDGERS Who is that smile walking down the hall wearing a boy? Why, that’s Wallace. Though small of stature, he is inclined to be optimistic. DAVID EDWARD BRIGHT As a gentle, patient, and diligent student, we shall remember David. May fortune always be his guide as he treads life’s pathway to success. FRANCIS HENDERSON BRINKLEY Brink” Advertising Manager, Student” Secretary Woodrow Wilson Literary Society Manager of Baseball Dramatic Club Diligence and patience with talent combined make Francis a favorite. A fine student and a real “ladies’ man,” Brink is one of the most popular boys at Wilson. LILLIAN EVE BRINKLEY, ' 26 ' A Demure and a bit shy, Lillian believes that “Silence is golden,” but just the same she succeeds in speaking for herself. 1 — 1 PmiM :]$m 1 t — =h '

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ELLA MASENBURG CARROL Quiet, demure, and studious, Ella has established the reputation of a diligent student. To know her is to love her, as her friends will readily testify. GEORGE THEODORE CARSON Teddy” President Athletic Association Vice-President Monogram Club Sergeant-at-Arms, Hi-Y Club Captain Track Team “Teddy” has won fame on the gridiron and cinder path. In school he wins friends with his smile and good humor. SHIRLEY PIERCE CLAUD “ Whaley ” Notwithstanding the old tradition that red hair means a quick temper, Shirley is serious minded and even tends toward a poetic dreaminess. GROVER CLEVELAND CLAY Director of Publicity, Student Council Business Manager, “ President ” Dramatic Club “Ladies’ Man” of our Senior band, Grover is one of our most popular boys, friendly and capable. His work on the Staff will always be remembered. ELSIE GRAHAM CLEMENTS President Senior Class Editor School Notes, Student” Chairman Program Committee, Student Club Dramatic Club Salutatorian Her high ideals and lofty ambitions shine as a beacon light to those she is leading and will radiate her success in the world.