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

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HAROLD A. CARPER President Student Council Vice-President Hi-Y Club Owl eyes. Very wise; A student, a loyal worker; Enough of vim To ’liven him. Friendliness and wisdom; A real pal Is old Hall CLANTON B. COLLIER Treasurer Math Club Hi-Y Club A jolly good sport in rain or sun, A friend of the teacher s, too; For all that he does is surely well done. For he is a student true. WILMA COPELAND Neither serious nor sad. Not too good, not too bad; Rays of welcome everywhere Whene’er Wilma draws near. ROBERT LAWRENCE CORBELL, JR. A cute little fellow is this boy — our “Cootie,” Who loves to make fun, yet does his duty; He has many friends, but not a foe; And he is always ready to get up and go. CATHERINE HELEN COSTELLO Director Lunch Room Department Catherine held a very important position on the Student Council this year and deserves much credit. She has a lovable disposition and will be missed very much by her friends. 25

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ELMER LEE BROOKS Monogram Club Elmer is a wonder, Elmer is a man. Can he manage football? We tell the world he can. LOUISE BULLOCK President Student Club Dramatic Club Reporter Art Club She ' s always there to lend a hand Whether at work or play; She layghs her way gayly thru ,4nd helps where ' er she may. ELLESBERRY ROBERT BUNCH Berry is a regular sport. We understand he likes to court. But just the same he is the sort — We like to have in our class. EMILY ALONA BUNTING Here ' s to Alona, so quiet and neat; She ' s very smart and very sweet; S he always wears a friendly smile. That makes us love her all the while. SHERWOOD LEE BUTLER Director Publicity Department Dramatic Club Sherwood never tries to bluff. He studies and he knows his stuff; He answers questions, what and why. He ' s welcome to the teacher s eye. While stupid classmates seem to doze, Sherwood tells them all he knows. 24

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WILLIAM HENRY CRONE “Still waters run deep” William is a quiet boy with a host of friends. We wish you much luck, William. CHARLES B. CROSS, JR. President Woodrow Wilson Literary Society ' ice-President Math Club Charles, with his jolliness and lively spirit, and his camera and saxophone, has won his way into the hearts of many Seniors. MERTIE CUTHERELL Secretary Math Club Dramatic Club Mertie is the one To help along with fun; Your burdens she will bear. Your joys she will share. DOROTHY WILLIAMS DAIL Charming in her quiet way. Ever ready for work or play; Studious in a desire for perfectness. Character strong in its erectness. NANCY DAVIS Editor-in-Chief, “President” Chairman Program Committee, Student Club Dramatic Club “A woman is the leader of the deed” Popular among girls. Charming among boys; Winning ways. Through school days, Yancy — you ' ve won our hearts. 26