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

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MARJORIE VIRGINIA CRUMPLER “ Margie ” A dainty little Miss whose dark curly hair and deep blue eyes proclaim her the beauty of the class, Marjorie has winning ways and a smile that conquers all. RUTH LF.OLYN CURLING Those who work for success usually attain it. Leolyn has reached her goal. She has great am- bitions. May they be fulfilled. ELEANOR HOWLAND DASHIELL Always smiling, studying, and sympathizing with those meeting with adversity, Eleanor has showed herself a staunch upholder of our class and a true Wilsonite. MILDRED ALLEN DEANS Girls’ Treasurer Senior Class Vice-President Lanier Literary Society Chairman Service Committee, Student Club Dramatic Club One of our most attractive girls — but Mildred is useful as well as ornamental. Her active work in clubs and classes will testify to that. FRANK CROSSMAN DEMPSEY, “ Vrankie ” JR. Wilson certainly takes the prize for producing quiet boys and Frank is the most outstanding boy in this department. i

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MARGARET ELIZABETH COX, ’26 K Liz “Liz” is a friendly, happy-go-lucky girl who never believes in worrying. She is sure to win all life’s battles. ROBERT EARL CREW Bob,” “Firpo” Few can come from out of town and claim the number of friends Robert has secured in one year at Wilson. His amiable disposition and willing- ness to work are the reasons for this. ELEANOR JANE CRONE Quiet? Yes. Accommodating? Very. Capable? Decidedly. The above, combined with a winning personality, unite to produce Eleanor. NANCY COR BELL Here’s to the light-haired, blue-eyed Nancy of our class. Her ready smile and studiousness have won for her friends among both students and faculty. CLIFTON BREWER COREY Cliff” He’s quiet, but when he does talk — oh, boy! Witty and clever, Clifton is a joy to those who succeed in really knowing him.

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CARLYLE OWEN DUFFY “A true sport is he, and just to all his com- panions.” Carlyle shines as a “slow and easy” type of boy, and is exceedingly light hearted. xV JEANNETTE LEE DULING T secretary Lanier Literary Society Treasurer French Club y An extremely busy and responsible looking Senior Jeanette. Having held many offices and having continuously made her cheerfulness felt, she is esteemed bv all. HELENE ERNESTINE DUVALL, ’26 Helene’s disposition does not correspond with her dark complexion. Brightness, dependability and sincerity are her outstanding characteristics. WILLIAM W. DYSON Tip Athletic Editor, President O Treasurer, Hi-Y Club “Tip’s” striking personality and jovial dispo- sition put him in a class of his own. In addition to these his scholastic standing is exceptionally good. BERNARD I.ANGDON ELLIOTT Bernard is well versed in technicalities, and in addition to his scholarship, has proved adept at model-making.