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

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Senior Class ©fitters James George Todd, Jr. Herbert Earl Buxton Lydia Goldblatt . Grace Gatling . Raymond Tuttle . . . Crawford Syer . Miss Mildred James Miss Lois Williams . M iss Zaidee Smith . . □ □ President . . . Vice-President . . . . Secretary Girls ' Treasurer . . . Boys’ Treasurer S ergeant-at-Arms Faculty Adviser Honorary Adviser . . Dramatic Adviser 18

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Honor oll □ □ Lucy Frances Bourke Valedictorian Catherine Lucrece Markham .... Salutatorian Thomas Elliott Copeland Marian Cynthia Warren Elsie T. Patterson Jerome Pendleton Carr Ruth Simpson Hart Eydia Goldblatt Ernest W ILLIAM WELLONS G eorge Wray Morse Eemuel E. Mayo Charlotte Williams Hutchins Grace Virginia Woodhouse Pauline Hinton Hawley Annie Ruth Rowe Joseph Nicholson Bowen Jake Jacobson 17

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ELSIE ELIZABETH BAKER Her ways are ways of pleasantness and her paths are paths of peace. Elsie seems filled with the spirit of sweetness and frankness. Besi des she is a good student and her smile has won for her many loyal friends. RUTH ELIZABETH BATTS Characterized by loyalty, cheerfulness, friendli- ness and many other coveted virtues, Ruth has endeared herself to her host of friends. JOHN BALL Business Manager, President Dramatic Club Cheer Leader Who, but John, could look quite so much the movie star, act so well the part of leading man, combine dramatic talent with business sense and be in for fun of every sort? Who, but John? MARGARET MARIE BAKER Student Club Many and fortunate her friends! Her cheerful demeanor and sympathetic nature all help to make her one of the most attractive girls in our class. CHARLES ELLIS BECK Although small in stature, he’s mighty in spiiit. His friendly attitude combined with his ability to do many things well make him a general favorite throughout the school. 19