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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1941 volume:

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Zin illlflrmnriam MISS VIRGINIA MARTIN Died Tuesday, August 20, 1940 INIISS MARY BRITTINGI-IAINI Died Sunday, September 1, 1940 MISS ANNA S. JOHNSTON Died Friday, April 18, 1941 513 ezlim 17.0 IZ MR. J. LEON COIJD Pi dedicate this issue of 'VHF PRRsmEN'r to one who has been 21 symhol to us through all our school years. One who has laughed with us through our joys, guided us through our prolslems, :md :lt the end wished us Godspeed with fl sincere lII1tlCl'SfZlI1illHg which is rare. MISS CLOTILDF RODHS Clam Adviser MISS SUSAN GRHSH.-XM MISS MILDRFD OVERTON lfdiloriuf .idviser Bll.Yf7lK.f.f flflvirer' In vfpprefzkzfzbn HH Annual Staff would like to express its deep appreciation to those members of the faculty whose untiring efforts and diligent supervision have made this edition of ,PHE PRESIDENT possible. -. XV H E X fi' .... : .V my ..L. 2 H A' THE PRESIDENT I94 MR. H. A. HUNT Superintendent of School: MR. LEON CODD MR. R. L. SWEFNEY Prinripal ' As.vi:lr1ntPrinripal MR. ERNEST A. WVILD . History-Phys. Education THE PRESIDENT if I94I Faculty MR. J. LEON CODD .... . . Principal MR. R. L. SWEENEY . flsst. Principal, Physics MIss CLOTILDE RODES , . . . . Chemistry MIss CATHERINE COSTELLO . General Science MISS GERTRLTDE FOSTER . , . . . Biology MR. ALLEN M. ECKSTINE . . General Science MR. JAMES A. JOHNSON , . . . Biology MIss HILDA DEVILBISS . , . , . English MISS LOUISE MAYS .... , . English MISS .AUDREY VINCENT . . . , English MISS LEI.IA A. DEANS , . . English MISS ELLEN L. LASI-I . . , , English MISS EMII.Y I. DASHIELL . . . . English MISS CLYDE VVHITE .... . . , English MISS SALI.IE MACON PORTER . . . English MR. ARCHIE G. ISRAEL . English-Phys. Education MISS HELEN D. HAINES . . , , . English MISS MARY ELIZABETH SLATER , , . English MISS MARY B. AMES .,.. . . . Lihrary MISS ZAIDEE H. SMITH . . . . . . History MISS KATHARINE 'IEIMBERLAKE .... History MISS LOIS T. VVILLIAMS . . . , . History MRS. LOUISE FONTAINE . . . , History MISS SUSAN GRESHAM . . . . . . History MISS MARVIORIE V. CODD . . . . . History MISS E. VIRGINIA CERIFFITH ...,,. Latin MISS AUGUSTA MAUI-IN PORTER . Latin-English MISS KATHERINE B. XNOODWARD . , Spanish MISS HELEN BRENT ..... french-English NJISS MILDRED L JAMES ,...... . Mathematics MIss ELIZABETH CULPEPPER . . Mathematics MISS ELEANOR H. DASHIELL . . Mathematics MISS MARGARE'FTE I. GAGE . . Mathematics MISS MIIIDRED OVERTON ,... Mathematics MISS ANN MOORE ......, Mathematics MISS MARY F. RICE ..,... Mathematics MR. E. N. BAILEY ,.., Dir. Com,lEducation MISS PAGE FRY ,..,.... Commercial MISS NANNIE V. PERKINS . Commercial MISS ELLA B. WHEAT ...,. Commercial MISS MARION R. GOODMAN . . . Commercial MISS GEORGIANA C. WOODHOUSE . Commercial MR. JOHN DRAGSETH . .fIct.Dir.Ind.Education MR. O. B. DYER ...,... Cabinet Shop MR. EDWARD H. AMOS . Sheet Metal-Electrical Manual Training MR. JAMES VV. BURGESS . General Machine Shop MR. L. C. PADDEN . . . Mechanical Drawing MR. ARTHUR S. OWENS . Diversified Occupations MRS. CAROLYNE M. TYLER Distrihutive Occupations MISS MAR'I'HA B. PORTER . . Home Economics MISS DOROTHY N. DIEHL . . Home Economics MISS ROSAI.IE B. CHAUNCEY ..,... Art Dir. Physical Edu. Physical Education MR. LESTER E. KIBLER .. MISS RUTH WHITE , . . MR. A. LANCASTER . . MR. PAUL BROWN .... MRS. SFAYLOR BROWN . MISS NANCY L. PAGE BUTT . High School Music Orchestra and hand High School Clerk . Dir. of Cafeteria Y' L - --iQi3'll THE PRESIDENT l94 February Class Honor Roll ill LORRY JACK BRENNER DOROTHY HELEN DOLEMAN ROBERT CLEMM GOAD PRIscILI.A ALDEN HAGUE MARGARET THOMAS HARRELSON ESTHER BERNICE HILLMAN TARO KAWAKAMI TRAULE CHARLES KLUGE CHARLOTTE MCBRIDGE MUNSON DORTHY ADELIA REYNOLDS LIBBY RENA SILVERMAN JOAN TALLMAN LAMAR CHAPPELL TOOMER MARY WILKINSON AUDREY THEODORE WILLIAMS une Class Honor Roll Ill WILLIAM CORBITT BARCLAY BETTY JEAN BOYD SHIRLEY CARTER THELMA HARRIET COGEN MARY CROUCH BILLY CURDTS MARY ARLENA DAvIs GLORIA DREWRY DOWNING BETTY DRISCOIII. PAULINE EVANGELO HAROLD FAREEL ALVIN JOE HINGLE BEVERLY HUNTSINGER MARGARET JOHNSON CHARLES KING MARY ELIZABETH LAWRENCE JAMES LEARY STANLEY LEONARD VIRGINIA LINDAUER MARGARET LONG ALI' MAPP GILBERT MORRIS ANNETTE PARKER RUTH PARKER JACK SCHWERIN MARY VIRGINIA SILVESTER MILDRED SOROKO MARIAN TONKIN DOROTHY WOMELE 4:31 f L 'Q .4ee'u. :', ,f'T,'g , M- f1'1s2'gy?+t?2awp ,si O ix, X f6 7.l A . w , 1. 'ra . +,,-1-2f..e'fu,j1-ga ' ' 'aafffzlh jifl' 6 88.155 ' A , 3441 1110- 1-?2'4..i'L, I fRwq2 f+fc'wI35' x-www f v ' 1 1.-!u!9?,:g1:,.,Q,5!,943?!,Q,bb p p ,QA f 4 Xl , 4i4i4'a'.l,. 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Silling, lfjft to right-DOROTHY REYNOl.DS, Representative to Student Councilg MARGARET HARREI,SON, Girl! Treasurer. TH E PRESIDENT LUCILLE BASS Girls' Monogram Club Dramatic Club THELMA BLOW JACK BRENNER Commencement Speaker Sports Editor Student Woodrow Wilson Literary Society PHYLLIS BREWER News Editor Student Treasurer Quill and Scroll Reporter Senior Class CAROLYN BRIGGS Director of Trz1Ffic Cheerleader Reporter Sophomore Class CHARLES BROWN Captain Football Team Vice-President Monogram Club Home Room President SHIRLEY BYRD Home Room President President Motion Picture Council President Airplane Club JAMES CALLOWAY GARNETT CROCKER RENA CULLINS Typist Annual Staff N N W flllwgijlu 94 THE PRESIDENT I94I PAULINF DETTMER Reporter Student EDMUND DICKERSON DOROTHY DOLEMAN Girls' Monogram Club Reporter Student JULIA DOLID DORIS EDWARDS AUDREY FISCUS IVAN FISK Secretary-'Treasurer Varsity Club Home Room President - Student Council Representative WILIJAM FRIFR CAROLYN GATLING ROBERT GOAD Secretary Junior Hi-Y Club Commencement Speaker THE PRESIDENT EVANGELINE GRANTHAM Vice-President Girls' Monogram Club PRISCILLA HAGUE Assistant Advertising Manager President Lanier Literary Society Commencement Speaker ELIZABETH HARPER Lunch Room Assistant MARGARET HARRELSON Girls' Treasurer Senior Class Dramatic Club Girls' Quartet l'IS'l'Hlf1R l-IILLMAN Assistant Advertising Manager Student Advertising Manager Student Dramatic Club WILLIAM HITCHINGS ROSE HODGHS Girls' Monogram Club VICC-PI'CSKlChf Home Room MARY JOHNSON WINIFRED JONES News Editor Student Secretary Senior Class Reporter Quill and Scroll JOSEPH KAPLAN III llllllllllll I L L L ' ',-L1 fi... S l ldlre inual ll' I94 THE PRESIDENT l94I ' TARO KAWAKAMI President Math Club Senior Art Editor Student and President Vice-President VVoodrow VVilson Literary Society MAE KENLEY I FRANK KLUGE Home Room President JACOB KOPELOVE JOHN LANE Manager Track Team 1939 EDWARD LAWRENCE RUBY LFE PEGGY MCAVOY Secretary Girls' Monogram Club WALTER MCDONALD DOROTHY MOBLEY THE PRESIDENT CHARLOTTE MUNSON President Senior Class President Junior Class Intramural Manager Ping Pong BERNICE MURPHY Secretary Junior Class Secretary Home Room Lunch Room Assistant EVERETT NEWSOME JAMES O'CONNER PEARI, PARKER IRENE PEARCE Dramatic Club Home Room President Secretary French Club LAWRENCE PHARO Motion Picture Council Honorary Music Society Orchestra, First Violin MARJORIE PHILLIPS Treasurer Junior Class Home Room Marshal I Representative Student Council WILLIAM PIERCE JOSEPH PITCHFORD 'T' M IE iam Weasel 94 THE PRESIDENT L s. L' ',,tL lllll llllllllllll ,u :mu H--n---M L l94I Y ,A Y.,-A, THELMA PUGH JOHN PURYEAR Orchestra and Band Honorary MUSIC Society DOROTHY REYNOLDS Cheerleader Representative Student Council Circulatlon Manager Student FRANCES ROBERTS LEON RODMAN GERALDINE SANDERLIN JAC K SAVAGE Vice-President Senior Class House of Represerrtutives Sergeant-at-Arms Hx-Y Club MARGARET SAWYER THOMAS SEEBO ELSIE SHAW THE PRESIDENT LIBBY SILVERMAN Lunch Room Assistant ELEANOR SMITH Girls' Monogram Club Dramatic Club GERALDINE SMITH School Choir Girls' Quartet MARJORIE soUX Girls' Monogram Club HAZE1. SP1 ERS Dramatic Club HERBERT SPIVRY President Home Room Representative Student Council Vice-President Home Room CLARA SWAIN JOAN TALLMAN President Shakespearean Literary Society President History Club President Home Room GRACE ANN TAYLOR Girls' Monogram Club FRANCES THEISS Y' H, HH gwmazzni L 194 -iii?-4 '- '- L I '-. L L ...ull if W' U VM ' i :1 '??ff ll 5' THE PRESIDENT I94 IRI S THOMPSON FRANCES TONKIN Reporter junior Class LAMAR TOOMER Boys' Treasurer Senior Class Commencement Speaker ANTOINETTE 'I'RE'I'OLA Dramatic Club LOIS WARREN CAR HY WHITFIELD THOMAS WHITT MARY WILKINSON Typist President Secretary History Club President Home Room AUDRIQY WILLIAMS Secretary Freshman Class Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore C Quill and Scroll WALLACE WILSON Stage.Manager t Motion Picture Council Boys' Chorus lass PRESIDENT I94 JANE WISE Typist Student JOE WRIGHT President Airplane Club Motion Picture Council Dramatic Club ALVARO COPICLANIJ NELSON JOHNSON Treasurer Math Club Senior WILLIAM RUSSELL HIERS Summer School September, I94O Night School Graduates THEO WALTER BENTON MATTIE FRANCES OWNEY GENEVA RICE JOHN HENRY WEST, JR. Y' THE PRESIDENT I94 The F uture--A Class Prophecy Dil Lucille Bass now works in a mill She makes table doilies with the greatest of skill. Lorry Jack Brenner will take the place Of Mr. America and teach body grace. Thelma Blow will be, the crystal hints, A walking ad for Bland's Hair Rinse. Among fields of Howers Charles Brown I see Growing his posies for you and for me. Phyllis Brewer, we must tell the truth, Turns out to be a feminine sleuth. Why see Louis Hght-or even Max Baer? Go see Shirley Byrd in the State County Fair. Under a spreading chestnut tree Carolyn Briggs shoes horses free. Orchids are now collected by James Calloway For those foolish gentlemen who give them away. Garnett Crocker I see in demand Posing for prints of a beautiful hand. Alvaro Copeland is surely sitting pretty He's in the President's Cabinet, Washington City. Rena Cullins from a radio tower Puts tots to sleep with her slumber hour. Edmund Dickerson plenty of money now has For people are singing his sweet swingy jazz. Pauline Dettmer shall marry a preacher And also be an English teacher. You need no longer wish for erasable ink Ivan Fisk has invented it, even in pink. Dorothy Doleman will nurse a horde In our city's finest psychopathic ward. Poor William Frier, feeds people all day He's making his living the restaurant way. Julia Dolid will be the head Of a women's college, the cards have said. Robert Goad has work Ht for kings I-Ie's the chief test inspector for Simmons' bed springs. Doris Edwards will make with ease Her fortune by saying, Your number please. On political stumps, North, South, East, and West, Of strident vote getters Audrey Fiscus is best. Bill Hitchings is a private in the Army's rear rank, He first tried the Navy but his sub-chaser sank. A judge on the bench, her gavel a-rattling The future reveals is our Carolyn Gatling. Evangeline Grantham a designer will be In the years to come ofjunk jewelry. Priscilla Hague as a battleship skipper Ties up her ship with a pin and a zipper. A versatile soul, besides being a cartoonist, Elizabeth Harper is a famous balloonist. Nelson Johnson will soon be a big millionaire. He manufacturers perfume to scent South Norfolk's air. Y' igagf',s.-f THE PRESIDENT I94 After years in grand opera, a star in the Spot, Margaret Harrelson wows them with swing torchy hot. The oracle speaks from the depths of its trance Esther Hillman will excel in interpretative dance. When we knew Joe Kaplan he kneaded the dough Now he's a banker-a dough boy, you know. How to hold on to your husband and other such dodges In the paper is explained by Dear Miss Rose Hodges. Mary Elizabeth Johnson, I see, Will decorate chicken coops for you and for me. Taro Kawakami is set on giving people their faces He's a great photographer now-stop at one of his places. Winifred Jones in perfume must deal She's selling it, too, with much zeal. Mae Kenley I see working her poor lingers numb Teaching the sign talk to the deaf and the dumb. Frances Theiss, star of the stars Pilots her rocket ship from Venus to Mars. Ruby Pauline Lee is set on survival Each Tuesday at eight she leads a revival. Frank Kluge makes his millions by emptying a can From house after house-he's the garbage man. Peggy McAvoy puts snakes in a trance When they shimmy and shake-she calls it a dance. Dorothy Mobley is seldom now seen She's deep in the sea in her big submarine. Jacob Kopelove has something new, I see, He makes dripless candles for a very small fee. From the beach at Miami to the Great White Way Charlotte Munson as a glamour girl will hold sway. Bernice Murphy in far off Timbuctoo Is showing the heathens just what to do. He gets them all at last, be they Gentile, jew, or Quaker It's cheerful Johnny Lane our leading undertaker. Poor Pearl Parker lives up in the trees She married the man on the Hying t ' ze. She scares all the kiddies with dark tales o orror Marjorie Phillips, the arctic explorer. Edward Lawrence is correct from boutonniere to striped pants It's part of his business--girls pay him to dance. A Salvation Army lass with zeal burning fierce Many a bum has been saved by little Irene Pearce. When in doubt, you know not what to do Consult with the gypsy madame, Thelma Pugh. He deals in poison gas, he's a dusty agitator But we'll not jail Walt McDonald, he's our trusty fumigator. The newspaper cubs all try to pump her, Dorothy Reynolds, our parachute jumper. Frances Roberts, our ultra smooth talker, Becomes Smith and Welton's lady floor walker. Who is the brave fair hero at all the city fires? Why it's none other than Everett Newsome, whom every girl admires. Geraldine Sanderlin in the White House holds sway First feminine president of the U. S. A. She whirls like a topg she kicks like a lawyer A number one chorus girl is Margaret Sawyer. Wives signal Jimmy O'Conner when their husbands aren't in To welcome the ice man is never a sin. f -ien. THE PRESIDENT . I94 Elsie Shaw, I am told by the fates, An usherette will be right here at the Gates. Libby Silverman, I see, for a big fat retainer, Takes on the job of M. G. M.'s lion trainer. The trumpets blare, the big top is still, Geraldine Smith bare back riding a horse is the thrill. Away sponges! Away water stones!-This method is quicker. , Take your stamps to Eleanor Smith the professional licker. William Pierce is a pilot, there's none who is Finer. He pilots the newest stratosphere liner. Columbia, Universal, M. G. M.. too All clamor for script from,Marjorie Soux. Lawrence Pharo is dressed in the latest of fashion I-Ie's every girl's dream, and he lives in a mansion. Hazel Spiers makes use of all her old rags She weaves pretty rugs and even hand bags. He kicks and he passes, he runs through the line As a pro grid-iron hero Joe Pitchford does fine. Who took over Disney? Made Babes in the Rain? This clever person is Clara Belle Swain. John Puryear, the cards foretell, A preacher will be or go to-Congress. An east side apartment and a kennel of poodles Joan Tallman maintains by selling copyright doodles. Leon Rodman digs a ditch in Nicaragua I hear A second Pan Canal by a great engineer. Who put Winchell in the breadline and Louella Parsons on relief P Gracie Anne Taylor's column passes belief! Jack Savage lives playing with girls' pretty tresses He makes beautiful women out of some kind of messes. As an airplane hostess Iris Thompson lives up in the air Feeding big business men-and smoothing their hair. Dogpatch's Adam Lazonga was good in his day But Portsmouth's Lamar Toomer beats him today. Frances Tonkin, you know, was the class's best sewer Aren't you surprised, now, to see her a brawny glass-blower? Tom Seebo is healthy-has a fine coat of tan He loves the outdoors-he's a Fuller Brush Man. She has only one fear-that her strength will forsake her She's Antoinette Tretola-our coy boilermaker. Sad is the fate of Casanova Spivey His charms are erased by chronic poison ivy. How to utilize rhythm Madame Lazonga's style Lois Warren now teaches-at ten bucks a mile. Madame Carey Whitfield expertly mounts a berry He's famous far and wide for tres chic millinery. Who's the heroine of rodeos, the cowboys' best pal? It's that hard ridin', gun totin', Mary Wilkinson gal. When you land in the gutter not knowing where you were hit The bouncer you may be sure was our brawny Pete Whitt. She tumbles, she Hips, her act stops the show Audrey Williams, an acrobat, rakes in the dough. You'll find him in a jungle, on the roads, at a spring For Wallace Wilson holds oHice as the hobos' sole king. She's neat, silent, saving, a veritable prize And proud is the man who got Jane Wise. Joe Wright is a truly remarkable fella He'll swallow anything from a sword to an umbrella. By Piusclttn HAGUE Bark Row-ROBERT LANING, Vice-Presidentg MARY CROUCH, Girls' Treasurer' BETTY DRISCOI,l., President. 9 Fran! R0ZU1MARGARET LONG, Secretzlryg LONNIE ROPER, Boys' Treasurer. Standing-BIL1.x' MORTON, Representative to Student Council. JU E CLASS Officers THE PRESIDENT l94I 2 l WILLIAM LEE ALFORD CHARLES P. ANDERSON RAYMOND MAGNUS ANDERSON JACK HAMPTON ARNOLD Hi-Y Club House of Representative Public Reader I94O MARGARET RUTH ASHE Math Club junior Shakespearean Literary Society Vice-President Home Room MARY EDYTHE AUSLEY RACHEL MADELINE AUSLEY WILLIAM LESLIE BAKER WILLIAM CORBITT BARCLAY, JR. Hi-Y Club Special Chorus Dramatic Club ODELL BUTLER BENTON Varsity Basketball Varsity Football THE PRESIDENT ALMA GRAY BOWDEN Dramatic Club Tips To The Teens Club Math Club Senior BETTY JEAN BOYD Girls' Monogram and Officials' Club Intramural Basketball Manager Student Staff ROBERT STEVENSON BOYD FREDERICK L. BRITT Varsity Club DULAND BROWN RUFUS ATVVFLL BROWN President Home Room ANTHONY CARPENITO SHIRLEY VIRGINIA CARTER President Pan-American Club Lanier Literary Society History Club HARRIET TI-IELMA COGEN Reporter Math Club Senior Reporter History Club Lanier Literary Society JAMES RAYMOND COMSTOCK Pan-American Club Motion Picture-.Council Tennis Team L I W, ... IH Il'll'hll ll I94 h L H. -. t I , ! ,. if 'Bl U ' -1,.'5 ,. THE PRESIDENT I94I ELEANOR BANE CORELL Lanier Literary Society History Club Math Club Senior WUJJANIE.CORLEY,Jm JANET LOUISE COVERT Math Club Senior Latin Club DWIGHT M. CRAUN President Home Room Basketball Team MARY AUBREY CROUCI-I Girls' Treasurer Senior Class Business Manager President Vice-President Dramatic Club BENJAMIN T. CULLEN, JR. Sergeant-at-Arms Hi-Y Club Business Manager Student Band FREDERICK W. CULPEPPER, JR. Woodrow Wilson Literary Society Math Club Senior Special Chorus JEAN CULPEPPER WILLIAM T. CURDTS III Hi-Y Club Square Shooters Motion Picture Council WILLIAM A. CURNUTTE President Diversified Occupations Club THE PRESIDENT VIRGINIA DARE DAIL Assistant Make-up Editor Student' Girls' Monogram Club Square Shooters MAVIS RUTH DANIEL VIRGINIA OLD DARST President Student Body Director Publicity Treasurer Virginia Student Govern- ment Association WILLIAM ROWAN DASHIELL Hi-Y Club MARY ARLENA DAVIS Chairman House of Representatives President Lanier Literary Society Circulation Manager President MURIEL MAXINE DAVIS Girl Reserves FRANCES ANN DORITY Vice-President.Girl Reserves Secretary History Club President Home Room MAJ ORIE DORSEY GEORGE v. '11 DOW, JR. Hi-Y Club GLORIA DREWRY DOWNING Special Chorus French Club Assistant Art Editor President', n T' THE PRESIDENT I94I BETTY REID DRISCOLL President Senior Class Student Staff Secretary Square Shooters EDWIN SAUNDERS EARLY, JR. Tennis Team . Cheer Leader junior Representative Student Council REID ARNOLD EDWARDS ANNA IRENE ERK Special Chorus PAULIN E EVANGELO History Club French Club Lanier Literary Society WILLIAM KENNETH EWELL Stall' Photographer Student Staff Photographer President Operator Motion Picture Council HAROLD SEYMOUR FARFEL President Latin Club Secretary-Treasurer Woodrow Wilson Literary Society Student,' Staff MANSFIELD EDWARD FERGUSON MARION ELLA FERNANDES 'Treasurer Pun-American Club President Home Room Dramatic Club JAMES J. FIVECOAT Pan-American Club Motion Picture Council . j, THE PRESIDENT MARY D. FLOYD BETTY LOU FLYTHE Girls' Sextet Special Chorus Home Economics Club HOWARD STANLEY FOREMAN French Club CHARLES CARLISLE FRIEDLIN MILTON A. FRIEDMAN Associate Feature Editor Student Ncwsreel Commentator Motion Picture Council Member Debating Team DIOHN FREDERICK FRY Vice-President Home Room Vice-President Diversified Occupations Club Secretary Square Shooters SHIRLEY JEAN FURMAN RAYMOND ENNIS GALLILEE JEAN GARLAND Dramatic Club DOROTHY HELEN GARRETT ga EMI liisggiigri 94 f-ff' THE PRESIDENT I94I RUTH GATLING President Dramatic Club President Home Room Shakespearean Literary Society FRANCES DRUMMOND GAY Assistant Feature Eilitor Stuclent' Quill and Scroll House of Representatives ROWENA BURN I CE GLENN Captain Senior Howling Team Square Shooters RICHARD BERYI, GOLDBERG Rresiclent Home Room Treasurer Latin Club VVoonIrow VV1lson l.1terary Society RUB ERT W. GOLDEN junior Basketball Team Senior Bowling Team RUIFUS GROVER GRAY, ja. JUNE CONSTANCE GRIESBACH EILEEN HOPE GROOME JEROME GUI' launch Room Assistant French Clulm WESLEY Mel,AREN HAGUE, jk. l'li-Y Clulm Public Speaker Tennis Team THE PRESIDENT AKEY MAHLON HAGWOOD Hi-Y Club ROSA BELLE HAISLIP Math Club Junior Vice-President Home Room History Club RICHARD NELSON HALE NANCY CURTIS HAND Pan-American Club Tips to the Teens Club Dramatic Club HUGH MERCER HARiu11.1, Junior Hi-Y WALTER H. HAYES, JR. MARTHA VIRGINIA HIGGINS Associate Editor President House of Representatives Girls' frezlsurer Junior Class WILLIAM JARVIS HINES, JR. TH EO RIST ON HILL Hi-Y Chaplain Motion Picture Council Secretary Lee Literary Society ALVIN JOSEPH HINGLE Pan-American Club History Club 4 L i. ' Vo - L I94 ll' dll U THE PRESIDENT I94I WILFRED I. HODSDEN BERTRAM HOWARD HORNSTEIN Band Dramatic Club Latin Club JAMES NORMAN HOWARD, JR. Hi-Y Club Dramatic Club Cheerleader EVAN HUNT Motion Picture Council DOROTHY LEE HUNTER Personality Club Shakespearean Literary Society BEVERLY MAY HUNTSINGER French Club Intramural Tennis Champion Dramatic Club CHARLES BUCHANAN JOHNSON President Junior Hi-Y Club Treasurer Pan-American Club Secretary-Reporter Lee Literary Society EARLIE MAE JOHNSON Shakespearean Literary Society Math Club Junior French Club ELLA MARGARET JOHNSON FRANCIS L. KEETER THE PRESIDENT CHARLES BRAY KING Treasurer Portsmouth Airplane Club Head Door Keeper Motion Picture Council IRENE SHAE KREGER Pan-American Club Student Reporter ELIZABETH MAY KUNKLE Math Club Senior French Club HOWARD MELVIN LADERBERG Latin Club Math Club LOIS GERTRUDE LANDRUM President Girl Reserves President Home Room Treasurer History Club ROBERT COMEGYS LANING Vice-President Senior Class Secretary Hi-Y Club House of Representatives MARY ELIZABETH LAWRENCE Secretary Latin Club Girl Reserves Student Staff JAMES B. LEARY Vice-President Woodrow Wilson Literary Society STANLEY HAROLD LEONARD, Jn. President Lee Literary Society Math Club Senior Tennis Team FRANCES VIRGINIA LINDAUER Treasurer French Club Math Club Senior Feature Staff Student T' HI' gmgieiii IQ4 f' L '- m' 'alt :J , AKD-P' if 3 THE PRESIDENT I94I DOROTHY L1T'rLE'rON Home Economics Club J MARGARET PENDLETON LONG Member Activities Board Feature Editor Student', Secretary Senior Class VIRGINIA ADELE LOWE Home Economics Club Lanier Literary Society ALF JOHNSON MAPP, JR. Editor-in-Chief Student', First Speaker, State Champion High School Debating Team Chiefjustice Old Dominion Boys' State MARION LUCILLE MARLOWE Lanier Literary Society Latin Club Math Club Senior V DAN L. MATTHEWS, ja. Treasurer VVoodrow VVilsOn Model Airplane Club Head Door-Keeper Motion Picture Council JOHN FRANK MAUNDER, JR. Motion Picture Council Dramatic Club Hi-Y Club MARIE MCCANDLESS FRANK CUMMINGS MCCORM ICK Assistant Intramural Mzlnager Intramural Manager Boys' Monogram Club i J BARBARA MCDONALD Pan-American Club Tips to the Teens Club THE PRESIDENT ALLAN SHAW McLEI.LON Pan-American Club FRANCES LORINE MILLER Intramural Basketball Team Intramural Volleyball Team Intramural Bowling Team cs. FRANK MOORE, JR. GILBERT WESTLEY MORRIS, JR. WILLIAM WESLEY MORTON Editor-in-Chief President Vice-President Hi-Y Senior Class Representative Student Council ANN HOLT MURDEN Intramural Tennis Manager Girls' Monogram and Oiiicials' Club Band WILLIAM JOSEPH MURPHY, JR. Hi-Y Club Dramatic Club Pan-American Club HAROLD TAYLOR MUSE Hi-Y Club Dramatic Club .Assistant Advertising Manager President ANN PALMER NORMAN Lanier Literary Society Dramatic Club French Club BEVERLY OLIVER Tennis Team Illllll Illlllllll III as Wi Wiiii I 194 I T' ul '1' sf THE PRESIDENT l94l ROBERT R. PADDEN Motion Picture Council RUTH ANNETTE PARKER Circulation Manager Student Treasurer Math Club Senior French Club RUTH DELORES PARKER Assistant Feature Editor Student Cheerleader I Reporter Lanier Literary Society ROY EDWIN PEAVY 'Treasurer Junior Hi-Y Hi-Y Club House of Representatives WILLIAM J. PEELE JOSEPH VINCENT PILAND Treasurer Hi-Y Club House of Representatives Pan-American Club MARGARET INEZ POLSTON Pan-American Club JAMES MOIR PRINGLE l JAMES WILLIAM RAWLES French Club SHIRLEY VIRGINIA RIPLEY Secretary Diversified Occupations Class THE PRESIDENT' 1 L 194 DOROTHY ROGERS I Intramural Shuffleboard and Ping Pong Manager E Girls' Monogram and Officials' Club I Lunch Room Assistant 5 LONSDALE JOSEPH ROPER III President Hi-Y Club D Boys' Treasurer Senior Class. Assistant Business Manager President JACQUELINE ROWLAND Shakespearean Club BESSIE LORRAINE RUTTER Secretary Math Club Senior History Club Head Proof Reader Student Staff MATTHEW CREEKMORE SAUNDERS Vice-President Junior Hi-Y Dramatic Club Vice-President Home Room WILLIAM WESLEY SAWYER Treasurer Latin Club Square Shooters JACK HARLAND SCHWERIN Woodrow Wilson Literary Society Math Club Senior ALLISON KENNETH SCRIBNER, JR. Hi-Y Club President French Club Captain Tennis Team GERARD E. SHELTON Quill and Scroll Latin Club Student Staff MARY VIRGINIA SILVESTER Make-up Editor Student Dramatic Club President Math Club Senior THE PRESIDENT I94I DOROTHY LEE SIVILS Cheer Leader Secretary Dramatic Club Treasurer French Club GLORIA MARTHA SMALL JAMES LAWRENCE SMITH, jk. Hi-Y Club MILDRED SOROKO News Editor Student President French Club Vice-President Lanier Literary Society PATRICK ANTHONY SPATTIFOR HARVEY EARLE SPIERS, JR. President Latin Club RUTH STERLING Vice-President Home Room FRANK VAN SUMNER President Portsmouth Aeronautics STANLEY HOPE SUTER Math Club Senior MALLIE BAXTER TAYLOR, JR. THE PRESIDENT IIUNIAI MURIHI. THOMAS Director Publicity Vice-President Pun-,American Club Prcesident Home Room AIOI INNY W I I ,RUR THOM PSON SHIRLEY THORNTON MARION 'I'AI,OA TONKIN Director Public Service Secretary Student Council Treasurer Dramatic Club THOMAS WASHINGTON VINSON, -IR. FI ,VA ll I IAN ITA WA R D Gl .RAl,l7lNF, Fil,l7iABlf'l'H IV.-ARD Home Fconomics Club HI-INRY HANDLFY WARD, JR. HLY Club l':m-Amcriczm Club Nlotlel Airplane Club I,Al?RIli I.l'lT'l IYATSON Glee Club ARTHUR I.I'1I'l WEAVER, JR. Bzmtl fJI'Cl1C'SI'I'1I I , ga EIIIII gseglnxi L IQ4 L L I- 'LLL , II! ' ML -wa I V. .- THE PRESIDENT I9-4-I 1 E ALLAN WEBB Governor Boys' State Varsity Football Assistant Art Editor President GEORGE TRAVERS WEBB, jk. GWENDOLYN MAE WHITE Girl Reserves ROBERT NASH WHITEHEAD French Club Latin Club DORIS ETHYLENE WHITLEY THELDON WILKINSON DORIS LUCILLE WILLIAMS MILDRED ESTELLE WILLIAMS Freshman Representative Student Council Treasurer Girlsl Monogram Club Dramatic Club MARY SMITH WILLIS Dramatic Club Home Economics Club French Club DOROTHY ANN WOMBLE Y' all , I .. THE PRESIDENT I94 PEARL VANCLEAVE WRIGHT MIRIAM LEE YOST GAIL NELSON Motion Picture Council PAUL HAMPE Died April 7, 1941 Night School Graduates CHARLES EDGAR BRINKLEY BEATRICE F. CONDREY JACK WHITE GORDON MARK MASON HOGGARD THOMAS MILTON KELLY WILLIAM KORNEGAY ROBERT BROUGHTON LEARY C. C. VAUGHAN THE PRESIDENT I94 THE PRESIDENT I94 an vw 4' f-J O D4 O 5 'D E1 THE PRESIDENT IH! Pi l n ' 4,31- . ' L 1. L ' ' E 1. L f I I! il ' ' .mllll , g ' .a r 1 f J 5 ig. February Class Song l l 'Til We Meet Again When we say goodbye to Wilson High, We will leave you with a happy sigh, Cheer our hearts with hopes they say We shall meet somefuture day. Friends, we will always be, no matter where. Tender mem'ries we will always share. So may our skies be everfair 'Til we meet again! Teachers, all, you've been so kind and true, There are many things we owe to you. You have been our friends and aid, Encouraged progress we mave made. So, friends and classmates, we will think of you As we plod along lQfe's avenue. Work and play and smile each day 'Til we meet again! I94 By EDMUND DICKERSON AND CHARLOTTE MUNSON June Clase Song Ill Tune Trust In Me Wilson High we've lovedyou so, Hate to leave, hate to go, Wilson High, we're proud to be part of you. Our Freshman year we'll ne'erforget, We strived to be the teacher's pet, .find abide by all the rules of the school. As the years come and go, Some fast, and others slow, We'll always keep in mind, The goal that was set by you. High School days may be behind, Yet it will be hard to find, One who's made us just as happy as you Thanks again for all you have done, Some things serious, oth 'rs fun, We cannot express what we owe to you. The hall and rooms, and campus grounds, Talk and chatterg familiar sounds Will live in our hearts as we face lye anew. W e'll hold your memories dear, As we march far and near, W e'll always love and revere Dear Ole Wilson High School. With your code, we can't go wrong, With your morals, we'll be strong, Wilson High w fre biddingfarewell to you. By M1 LDRED Sokoxo ,, 1 f ' ' X ...ORGANIZATIONS THE PRESIDENT I94 L U3 D f-I U 2 E-1 4 2 fr' sr Q Y- I lllllrl THE PRESIDENT ' I94I ?f E:.f :ag Dramatn: Club fl! OFFICERS RUTH GATLING. . . . . President DOROTHY LEE SIVILS . . Seerelary MARY CROUCH . . Viee President MARION TONKIN . . . . Treasurer ADVISERS MISS DOROTHY DIEHL MISS CATHERINE COSTELLO MISS MARION GOODMAN MISS AUDREY VINCENT MISS ELIZABETH SLATER MISS ROSALIE CHAUNCEY MISS EMILY DASHIELL MEMBERS BoyJ Girl.: ANDERSON, RAYMOND BAILEY, CECIL BARCLAY, BILLY BERNARD, HUNTER CLARK, HAROLD CLAUD, BUCK COPENHAVEN, EDWARD CRAUN, DWIGHT EARLY, SAUNDERS ELSASSER, GEORGE FRIEDMAN, LEONARD FRY, JOHN GODWIN, WILLIAM GUMM, BUDDY HAGUE, LARRY HAGWOOD, CURTIS HANBURY, EUCLID HARVEY, JACK HARDISON, WINTON HORNSTEIN, BERT HOWARD, JIMMY JOHNSON, LAWRENCE KAWAKAMI, TARO LAVENDER, HARLEY LEFCOE, SANFORD MAPP, ALI' MAUNDER, FRANK MORTON, BILLY MUSE, HAROLD MYRICK, THOMAS NEWSOME, BOB OWENS, BEVERLY PADDEN, BOBBY PARRISH, EARL PARRISI-I, JACK PETERSON, WALTER PILAND, JOE ROPER, BUSTER ROPER, LONNIE SAUNDERS, FRANK STORY, THOMAS SWEENEY, HARTWEI.L TANNER, BROUGHTON THOMAS, BILL VAUGHAN, C. C. VICK, JAMES WHITFIELD, SHIRLEY WILSON, WALLACE WHITE, GEORGE WRIGHT, JOE WISNIEWSKIE, JOE ADYLETTE, CARLEY ARMSTRONG, EVELYN BOWDEN, ALMA BREWER, PHYLLIS BRIGGS, CAROLYN BRIGGS, VIRGINIA BURTON, SHIRLEY BUTT, MARY CAMERON CAPELLE, THELMA CORELL, ELEANOR CRAIGIN, ANN CROCKER, GARNETT CROSS, MARY LOUISE COLES, NORE DARDEN, SARAH DARST, VIRGINIA DAVIS, MARY DORITY, FRANCES DRISCOLL, BETTY ELLISON, ERLINE ELSASSER, MARGARET EPPERSON, PHYLLIS ETHRIDGE, LELIA MAE EURE, ELAINE FACENDA, GLORIA FERNANDES, MARION F LYTHE, BETTY FINCH, NANCY LEE GARLAND, JEAN GAY, FRANCES GRAHAM, ANE GREENE, .VELYN GRIMES, CAROLYN GRUBBS, ADDIE HAGUE, PRISCILLA HAND, NANCY HARRISON, RUTH HARGROVES, SARAH HARRELSON, MARGARE'l' HARRIS, IRIS ' HAUG, BROWNLEY HIGGINS, MARTHA HILLMAN, ESTHER HUNT, PAULINE HUTCHINS, JACQUELYN JACOESON, RITA JONES, WINIFRED KIRSCHNER, DOROTHY KIRBY, MARGARET LAND, MARGERY LANDRUM, LOIS LASSITER, JUNE LONG, MARGARE'l' MASKE, BETTY MASON, PHYLLIS MAYS, EDITH MCCOY, YVONNE MCKAY, MILDRED MOORE, FRANCES MOSEBERTH, JUNE MUNSON, CHARLOTTE NEWSOME, KATHLEEN NEWSOME, MARIE NORMAN, ANN OWENS, JEAN OWENS, NANCY PARHAM, BETTIE PARKER, COLLEEN PARKER, RUTH PARRISH, CHARLOTTE PATE, MYRTLE PEARCE, IRENE PERRY, PEGGY POPE, LOUISE PORTS, LOUISE PRICE, ALICE RECKSTIN, NORMA ROBERTS, MARGARET SILVESTER, VIRGINIA SMITH, ELEANOR SALOMON, HARRIET SOROKO, MILDRED SPEIGHT, MABEL SPIERS, HAZEL STEVENSON, AUDREY SYKES, JEAN TALLMAN, JOAN TABOR, HOPE TRETOLA, ANTOINETTE VICK, BETTY VICK, LETTIE WAHMANN, BETTY WHITE, NORMA WILKERSON, MARY WILLIAMS, AVA WILLIAMS, MILDRED THE PRESIDENT I94 7 U ' .tiij- THE PRESIDENT I94I G1r1 Reserves l l OFFICERS LOIS LANDRUM .... ..... P resident FRANCES DORITY ...... Viee-President BETTY ANN WAHMANN . . . . Secretary KATE PARKER ..... . . Treasurer MISS ANN AMES . . Adviser TRIANGLE LEADERS JUANITA BOYCE BETTIE BRITTAIN BETTY BOYD JACKIE HUTCHINS BETTY BRETT DOROTHY REYNOLDS MEMBERS ADAMS, COLLEEN ALEXANDER, EVELYN ALEXANDER, IRENE ALLISON, LOIS ARMIGER, CAROLYN ASHE, MARGARET AYDLETTE, CARLEY BAILEY, ETTA MAE BAKER, VIRGINIA BANKS, REBECCA BLOW, THELMA BOND, MARY BOYD, RUTH BOYD, SHIRLEY BRIGHT, ELIZABETH BROWN, JEAN BUCHANAN, ANN CAPELLE, THELMA CARR, LILLIE MAE CLARK, VIVIAN CORELL, ELEANOR COTTON, BETTY JEAN COUNTS, ANAMELIA Cox, MARY CRAGIN, ANN CROSS, MARY FRANCE CULPEPPER, JEAN CURTIS, LAVAUNNA DAIL, VIRGINIA DASHIELL, JEAN DAVIS, JEANETTE DRIVER, FRANCES ELSASSER, MARGARET S ERK, IRENE ETHERIDGE, LILLIE MAE ETHERIDGE, MARY ELIZABETH EURE, ELAINE F ARRIS, JEAN FINCH, NANCY LEE FITZ, MARY ELLEN FIVEL, MILDRED FLOWERS, EDNA MAE FLOYD, MARY LOUISE FLYTHE, BETTY LOU GLOVER, EDNA GLOVER, SHIRLEY GOLDEN, MII.DRED GOODWIN, HAZEL GRIMES, CAROLYN GROOME, EILEEN HAGUE, PRISCILLA ALDEN HARDISON, GLADYS HARRELL, BETTY HARRELI., JEAN HARRISON, GRACE HAWKINS, MARY HAYWOOD, LOUISE HEWITT, THELMA HODGES, ROSE HOLLAND, MAJORIE HUGHES, BETTY HUGHES, SHIRLEY HUNTER, DOROTHY HUNTSINGER, BEVERLY HYDE, PEGGY JESTER, MARTHA JOHNSON, ANN JORDAN, HELEN KEARNEY, MARTHA KIRSCHNER, DOROTHY LANDEREE, SHIRLEY LAVER, RUTH LA VIOLA, VERA LAWRENCE, MARY ELIZABETH LINE, KATHERINE LOWE, MABEL LOWE, VIRGINIA MASON, PHYLLIS MEADOWS, JEAN MEYERSON, VIRGINIA MUNSON, CHARLOTTE MURPHY, BEATRICE MURPHY, BERNICE PARKER, BILLY PEAOOCK, DOROTHY PERRY, PEGGY RICHARDSON, MARY FRANCES SHEA, MARGARET SPRADLIN, FRANCES STROUD, MARTHA THOMPSON, SARAH FRANCES UNDERWOOD, RUTH VEAL, CHRYSTAL WIERSDORF, ANNE WHITE, GWENDOLYN WILLIAMS, DOROTHY WILLIAMS, INEZ WILSON, JUNE ' , f ff ,Y THE PRESIDENT I94 T' Ll -25iF.-E...- 3 THE PRESIDENT 94 History Club l l OFFICERS HOPE 'IQABOR . . President RUTH UNDERWOOD . . . . Vife-Prexzdent FRANCES DORITY .,.. . . , Secretary Lo1s LANDRUM . . . Trmxurer HARRIETT COGEN ....... . . . Reparler MRS. LOUISE FONTAINE . . Adviser MEMBERS AINSWORTH, MARY AYDLETTE, CARLEY BANGEL, PAT CHIERA, LORAINE COHEN, DORIS CORELL, ELEANOR CRAGIN, ANN DETTMER, PAULINE DORF, FRANCES ELLISON, ERLENE ETHERIDGE, MARY E. EVANGELO, PAULINE FERNANDES, MARION GLOVER, SHIRLEY GRIESBACK, JUNE HARBISON, RUTH HAYES, CLYDE HILLMAN, ESTHER HOOK, GERTRUDE HUGHES, BETTY HUNTSINGER, BEVERLY HUTCHINS, JACKIE JOHNSON, ANN MOSTRACCO, DORIS PARKER, RUTH PARKERSON, PEGGY RAPOPORT, LOUISE RUTTER, BESSIE RUTTER, CRYSTAL SILVERMAN, LIEBY SALOMON, HARRIET SPRADLIN, FRANCES SYKES, GRACE TALLMAN, JOAN P THE PRESIDENT I94 aY.ya'v?, Tr: I I I ' THE PRESIDENT l94 Hi -Y Club :zu OFFICERS LONNIE ROPER . President BILLY MORTON . . , . Vice President JOE PILAND ......... . . . Treasurer HENRY WILSON, BOB LANING .... ,... .,.. S e cremrzex JACK SAVAGE, BEN CULLEN . . . Sergeant-at-Arms MR. LEE JOHNSON . . ARNOLD, JACK BARCLAY, BILLY BERNARD, HUNTER BUCHANAN, FITZHUGH CARPENITO, TONY CURDTS, BILLY DASI-IIELL, BILLY Dow, GEORGE EARLY, SAUNDERS EWELL, BILLY GOODING, LINWOOD HAOUE, LARRY HAGWOOD, CURTIS HAOWOOD, MAHLON HATHAWAY, HOWARD HILL, TI-IEO MEMBERS . Adviser HOWARD, JIMMY KIDD, WILLIAM KLUOE, ROBERT MAUNDER, FRANK MURPHY, BILL MUSE, HAROLD OVERTON, MILTON PEAVY, ROY SCRIBNER, KENNETH SMITI-I, ,IIMMIE STEED, BACIL STOKES, STEWART SWEENEY, HARTWELL WARD, HANDLEY WILSON, FRANK VAUCI-IAN, IRVIN THE PRESIDENT I94 THE PRESIDENT ' - I94 . -2- 1-Z.- Club PanfAmer1cano lil JUNTA DIRECTIVA SHIRLEY CARTER ........... . . . Presidente JUNE THOMAS l ' . . . Vice Prestdenta CI-IRYSTAL RUTTER . Secreturza THELMA BOWEN . . . . . . Tesorera IRVIN ESKIN .... ...... T esarero SENORITA KATHARINE B. WOODWARD . Consejera BAILEY, GEORGE BAKER, GEORGE BANGEL, STANLEY BREWER, ARCHIE COMSTOCK, JIMMY CRAIG, JACK HINGLE, ALVIN HOIIZSWEIG, SANFORD HUDGINS, EARL HUDGINS, EDWARD KLUGE, ROBERT MCLELLON, ALLAN BOWERS, CAROLINE CAPELLE, TI-IELMA COGEN, HARRIET CROWL, DALENA DUNCAN, NANCY EATON, OLIVE FERNANDES, MARION HALL, ESTELLE HAND, NANCY HUGHES, SHIRLEY KREGER, IRENE MONAHAN, DOROTHY SOCIOS Murluzclzox M urlrachas MESSENGER, RICHARD MILLER, VICTOR MORTON, BILLY MURPHY, BII.L PAGLIARO, HAROLD PHILBRICK, WARREN NYMAN, CARL RAYFIELD, ERVIN SWEET, AUBREY WARD, HANDLEY WARRINGTON, DAN YOUNGK, PAUL MCDONALD, BARBARA MCKAY, MILDRED Moss, PAULINE POLSTON, INEZ RICHARDSON, MARY F RUTTER, BESSIE SPEIGHT, MARY STAPLES, MARY ELIZA VICK, BETTY WIERSDORF, ANNE FITZSIMMONS, MERNE RANCES THE PRESIDENT l94l E N-,E i 1 SOCIETY LITERARY SHAKESPE XREAN -4 Y- I 1' - ' THE PRESIDENT I94 Shakespearean L1terary Soc1e1:y ll! OFFICERS JEAN SYKES . . .,.... . . Preszdent LOUISE POPE . . Vire-Preszdent MARY LOU JOHNSON . . . . . Secretary MEDA OVERMAN .... , Trcaxurcr MISS VIRGINIA GRIEFITH . , Advuer MEMBERS ACTON, ANN LANE, KATHERINE BELL, JUNE BENTON, EDITH BOYD, RUTH BOYD, SHIRLEY BRETT, BETTY BRISTOW, CHARLOTTE BUCHANAN, ANN CALLIS, CARROLL CRAGIN, ANN CUTCHIN, EVELYN FIvEL, MAXINE GLOVER, DIRANTHINE GOLD, MAXINE GRIMES, CAROLYN HARRIS, IRIS HARRISON, GRACE HIATT, MARY HIERS, MARTHA HINGLE, MARY HOLLAND, JEAN JORDAN, HELEN JOYNER, EVELYN LAND, MARGERY LASSITER, DORIS LASSITER, HELEN LAWRENCE, HELEN MARTIN, HYACINTH MASON, PHYLLIS MIRVIS, SARETA MORGAN, JEAN MORRIS, CHARLOTTE MUTTER, JACKIE OWENS, NANCY PI-IELPS, VIRGINIA RECKSTIN, NORMA ROBERTSON, BROOKE SAIINDERS, FRANCES SHARRETT, MARIAN SKEPPSTROM, JACKIE TAYLOR, JOYCE THOMAS, ANN MARIE THOMPSON, CHRISTINE VAN DYCK, GRACE WARD, MARTHA WHALEY, VIRGINIA ff THE PRESIDENT l94 STUDENT STAFF u W L A 2 if . C, T' . A Lmh L il 'LL . , THE PRESIDENT EI... I' ' 55 H IHI1' l94I f CC 99 The Student Staff ! 1 1 EDITORIAL STAFF ALI' J. MAPP . ............ Editor-in-Chief MILDRED SOROK0 . ..... News Editor MARGARET LONG . . . . . Feature Editor BILLY WILLIAMS ,... . Boys' Sports Editor THELMA BOWEN . . . . Girls' Sports Editor VIRGINIA SILVESTER . . .... Make--up Editor TARO KAWAKAMI ..... . ......... Art Editor BILLY EWELL ..... , . . . Staj Photographer BESSIE RUTTER .... . Head Proof Reader PHYLLIS BREWER. . ..,.... . Copy Reader ASSISTANTS BROWNLEY HAUG, MIL'FON FRIEDMAN, RUTH PARKER, FRANCES GAY, HAROLD CLARK, VIRGINIA DAII , GERARO SHELTON, MARY AINSWORTH, LOUISE RAPOPORT, JANE HOWARD, ROBERT NEWSOME, JACK CRAIG, JACK CLAYTON, ADOLPHUS MORGAN, BETTY BRITTAIN. REPORTERS HAROLD FARFEL, VIRGINIA MANNING, IRVIN ESKIN, HARRIET SALOMON, CHRYSTAL RUTTER, SANFORD LEFCOE,VIRGINIA LINDAUER, MARY LAWRENCE, EVELYN SWEET, BETTY DRISCOLL, ERLENE ELLISON, ALICE MONIE PRICE, DOROTHY WILLIAMS, HILDA ROBISON, SHIRLEY MOUNIE, LOUISE POPE, HYACINTH MAR'FIN, VIRGINIA MEYERSON, VIRGINIA BAKER, KATHLEEN BARNES, BETTY BOYD, IVIARCIA BREWER, PHYLLIS EPPERSON, LEATRICE LEvIN, JEAN SYKES, MARGARET SYKES, ANNA WHITE. TYPISTS PEGGY PARKERSON, MARTHA DOWDY, BETTIE P. HOPKINS, ESTHER MURDEN. BUSINESS STAFF BEN CULLEN . .,..... . . . , Business Manager ARTHUR ROLLINS ..... .... A duertising Manager ANNETTE PARKER . . . . . . Cireuiation Manager ASSISTANTS PIVELYN HOI.l7ERFIEl.D, FRED GORDCBN, FRANCES DORF, DORIS MAE COHEN, RU'I'H HARRISON, RUTH UNDERWOOD, LINWOOD GOODING, JEAN BUCHANAN, MYRTLE PATE, ADDIE GRUBBS, KATIE MYRICK, MILDRED FIVEL, CI-:LRYSTAL VEAL, GARNETT RICHARDSON, CHARLES LOHMAN. 'W ADVISERS MISS CLYDE V. WHITE ,...... ...... ...,.. E d itoriai MR. ARTHUR S. OWENS . , . . Business THE PRESIDENT I94 4 I BOWVEN, ROBERT BUSBY, RICHARD FINCI-I, RANNY GREEN, EDWARD The Band Direrfed by PAUL BROWN 5 1 CI,ARlNl'1'l'S HARGROvEs, SARAH LEIGHTON, FRANK KAY, CECIL STEPHENSON, AUDREY KING, ROBERT STEWART, GARI.ANlJ VVALLACE, NIIl.DRED WARD, RAFAEI. NVATTS, GEORGE XVILSON, MAJORIE BASS CLARINET GILBERT MORRIS SAXOPHONES CROWDER, CHARLES FACENIJA, GLORIA GOODING, LINWOUD WILsON, FRANR PERCUSSION BENNETT, JAMES BRADSHAW, BILLY OVERTON, MIl.'FK7N VICK, BE'l l'Y CORNFTS OvER'rON, MARVIN ROPER, BUSTER WILKINSON, ROBERT TRUMPETS BERNARD, HUNTER CULLEN, BEN HODSDEN, WIRT Moss, PAULINE PATE, MYR'l'l FLUEGEI, HORNS BRISTOW, TOMMY GUMM, BUDDY FRENCH HORNS BARNES, BILLY VVILLIS, SIDNEY TROMBONFS BAILEY, GEORGE MURDEN, ANN SWEENEY, HAR'FWELL VICK, RALl,H BASSFS HOOVER, ROBERT HUNT, EVAN PURYEAR, JOHN T' THE PRESIDENT I94 ' i Boys' Monogram Club I HILMORE JOYNER HARVEY BUTLER . GRIFFIN STAPLES . . . MR LESTER E. KIBLER . BENTON, ODELL BROWN, CHARLES BRUsso, ALVIN BUTLER, WARREN ELEY, DOUGLAS l l OFFICERS MEMBERS . . President . Vice-President Represenlalive to Student Counrzl FISK, IVAN LAWSON, GEORGE KAMPMAN, LEO PHILLIPS, SLADE SPIVEY, HERBERT Q -.xx If THE PRESIDENT I94I Discipuli Antiquorum HAR1Il,IJ FARFEI, HARVII SPIERS ..,.. MARI I4 IAWRENLE . . BllIX SAVVYER ..,.. AI7OUs'rA PORTER . Cl.Av'rON, .IACK CIILLEN, BEN IBOWDING, BILL MCIRGAN, ADOLPHIIS AINswOR'I'H, MARY BREWER, MARCXA COVERT, JANET EEOLD, MAXINE HAYES, CLYDE JOHNSON, ANN LEITNER, EMILY LEVIN, BEATRICE NIARLOWE, MARION lil l'RAHFIiC'I'I SOCII Pueri l'uellue . Primus Canw! . . . SL'L'IZ7ldIl5 Consul . I-luflor SI-IEI.'I'ON, ESEKARD SMITH, WILLIAM WHITE, ROBERT VVHITEHEAD, ROBERT N1ASON,PHYI,l.IS POYNER, GLORIA RAPOPORT, LOUISE SPRUILL, FRANOES 'l'AYI.OR, ANNETTE TAYLOR, MARY BELLE WARD, MARTHA VVHITE, ANNA WVIGGINS, INA f2lll1t'.Yl07' Sffibll If T PRESIDENT I94 Le Cercle Francais KENNETH QCRIBNER, BIILDRED SORORO VIRGINIA DARST ...... SARAH HARGRCJVES . vIRGINIA LINDAUER . . . MADEMOISELLE HELEN BRENT . ACTON, ANN BREWER, PHYLLIS BUTT, FREDDIE .ANN CROUCI-I, MARY DOVVNING, GLORIA fTAY, FRANCES KEEFFCKEN, DOR0'I'HX' QYRATZ, MARGARET HAUG, BROWNLEY HOWARD, JANE HUNTSINGER, BEVERLY JOHNSON, EARLIE MAE ANDERSON, RAYMOND BROWNE, JACK BUTT, MARSHAIIL OWENS, BEVERLY RAWLES, BILLY l K ' BUREAU MEM BRES Aflefdemoisellex Messieurs . , . . . . Pnfsideni . . Vine-Prefxidenl .Verrilairr . . . Trcfmrier ., , . Cor1.feillc3re KUNKLE, ELIZABETH LEITNER, EMILY LONG, MARGARE'Y MARl.0WE, MARION NORMAN, ANN PARKER, .ANNETTE PATE, MVR1'LE SPRUILL, FRANCES '1'ABOR, HOPE WIGGINS, INA WILLIAMS, AVA WILLIS, MARY SWEENEY, HARTWELI. STRICRLAND, RANSOM TAYLOR, BAXTER WATTS, GEORGE WHITEHEAD, ROBERT jj ,IJ ff, THE PRESIDENT I94I Girls' Monogram Club ill OFFICIAIRS jOsEI'I-II NE LIvINGs'I'ON . BE'r'I'Y JOHNSON . . . I,OI:IsE BRINRLEY IV1Il.DRED XVILLIAMS CH RYSTA I, RU'I l'Ell N1ISS RU'I'H WI-II'rE . . MEMBERS ALEXANDER, FVELYN BONVEN, TI-IEI.MA BOYD, BE'I l'Y COYNI-I, ALICE IJAII., VIRGINIA DARs'r, VIRGINIA HARRIS, JEAN FARRIS, SI-IIRLEY GRANTHAM, FNANGELINE HAGUE, PRISCILLA HODGES, ROSE HOFFl.ER, ELEANOR IIvINGs'roN, HELEN MCAVOY, PEGGY MUNSKPN, CHARLO'r'I'E President . Vice-President MIIRDEN, ANN HOLT MlYRI'HY, BERNICE PERRY, HENRIE'I I'A PRICE, ALICE PURYEAR, KATHLEEN REYNOLDS, DOROTHY ROGERS, DoRO'I'I-IY RUTTER, BESSIE SMITH, FLEANOR Soux, MARJORIE SPA'r'rII'oR, JOYCE STAPLES, MARY ELIZA TEAYLOR, GRACE ANN VICK, ELIZABETH . . . Sefrelezry . . . Treasurer Reporter I-Izlviser 2-gg., THE PRESIDENT I94 'K+-T Home Economics Club via OFFICERS BROXVNIIEX HALF ,..,, ...... . . , Prefzdenl RL FH LINDERWOOD ..,.. ....., lf ice-Prexzdenl DOROTHY WILLIAMS ...... , Serretary- Treaxurer MISS MAR'I'HA PORTER . . Aduixer ASI-IBERRY, JANE CROWDER, HVELYN IDRIVER, FRANCES IJUNCAN, NANCY HASON, LORRAINE IHETHERIDGE, MARX' FACENDA, GLORIA GRAHAM, MAXX' GLOVER, SHIRLEY HOWEI,l., FTI-IEL KIRSCHNER, DOROTHX' MEMBERS MASON, PHYLLIS NEVILLE, NANCY PARKERSON, PEGGY PARHAM, BETTY RICHARDSON, GARNETT ROBISON, HILDA SPEIGI-IT, MABLE TU'FHII.L, CHARLOTTE WALLACE, MILDRED VVILLIS, MARX' THE PRESIDENT l94l Lanier Literary Society MARY ARLENA DAVIS .... MIIIDRED SORORO . MARGARE'I' LONG . . RUTH PARKER . . . Miss HEI.EN HAINES . BREWVER, PHYI,I.1s COGEN, HARRIET CORELL, ELEANOR DR1SCOl.L, BETTY ELLISON, ERLENE CRAY, FRANCES HARRISON, RUTH 1 IOWARD, JANE ! l OFFICERS MEMBERS . Snreiary- T JONES, VVINIFRED President . , , Vice-President 7't'6lII47'57' MARLOWE, MARION NORMAN, ANN ROBISON, HILDA RUTTER, BESSIE RUTTER, CHRYSTAL SILVESTER, MARY VIRGINIA TABOR, HOPE Reporler ddvixer Y' IA it-5.-f I.,-f THE PRESIDENT l94l Math Club Senior l l OFFICERS TARO KAWAKAMI ...... . President MILDRED SOROK0 , . . , Viee-President BEssIE RUTTER .... ..... S ecremry ANNETTE PARKER . . . . . . Treasurer HARRITE COGEN MIss MILDRED JAMES . CLAYTON, JACK CITLPEPPER, FRED FARFEL, HAROLD LEONARD, STANLEY CORELL, ELEANOR COVERT, JANET DAIL, VIRGINIA HARBISON, RUTH KUNKLE, ELIZABETH MEMBERS Boy: Girls . Adviser SCHWERIN, JACK SHELTON, GERARD WHITE, ROBERT LINDAUER, VIRGINIA MARLOWE, MARION NEWTON, LULA MAE RUTTER, CI-IRYSTAL SILVESTER, VIRGINIA Reporter THE Y' LL I f - PRESIDENT I94I Motion Picture Council Ill OFFICERS BILI.Y CURDTS . . . Projeclionist BILLY EWELI .... ..,. I Jrojeftionixt MIKE HOST , , . . . f1I.vislantPrajeclioni.vt AMES VICK . . . . . . Axxislant Projarlionisf CHAR1 ES KING .... . , Head Doorkeeper JAMES FIVELOAT .,.., . . . Sauna' DONALD GASSNER .... .... I Vlusic LINWOOD GooDINc . . . . Musir MEMBERS BRITT, LAWRENCE BRYAN, LEON BUCK, GUY BYRD, SANFORD CARLISLE, ELWOOD CHANDLER, HINToN COMSTOCK, JAMES CREDLE, MARVIN CULPEPPER, FRED DERBY, LESLIE DUNN, CHARLES EDWARDS, REID HAMPE, PAUL HARRELL, KENNETH HAMIL'FON, DALE HEISE, WILLIAM HERVEY, JULIAN HILL, THEO. HoFI'LER, WILLIE HUDGINS, EDWARD KUBE, PAUL LIPSCOMB, WIIILIAM MESSINA, JOE NELSON, GAIL PADDEN, Bon PARKER, THORBURN RIPLEY, VALENTINE ROLLINS, CHARLES RUTH, TOMMY SMITH, DONALD SPIVEY, EDWARD SUNDAY, ROBERT VANDYCK, BENTON VERNON, PRESTON WILD, DoNALD T- THE PRESIDENT I94 Retailing Club 2135 l C OFFICERS LEA BROWN , , ...... . Presidenl SHIRLEY CARTER ....,.. .... V ice-Presidenf NORE COI.Es .,........ . Sefretary- Treasurer MRS. CAROLYNE M. TYLER . . . Adviser MEMBERS ATKINS, IRENE BUCHANAN, MYRTLE BYRD, PIIvI.I,Is FI,ANDERs, MARION HOWELL, h:THEI. IQOSTOPULOS, JOE I.Ass1TER, RUTH MCAVOY, PEGGY PERRY, HENRIETTA PILZER, SANFORD PRICE, HAZEL SKEETER, MARIAN TURNER, JUANITA WVILKINS, RUBY NI-:LL XVILLIAMS, MARJORIE XNILSON, JUNE f X I JIM? L ff THE PRESIDENT I94 Special Chorus .AI.I'iXANDER, HVI-:LYN BRYAN, 'l'HEL:v1A ! 1 SOPRANOS CLAIJIIE, BIARY FRANCES COLES, NORE FRN, IRENE FLYTI-IE, BETTY I.O1' HARRELSON, IVIARGARET ALEXANDER, IRENE BRINRLEY, I.OIIIsE DOWININO, GLORIA HAIQBISON, RUTI-I KE'I'cHUIvI, DOT .IRAN CUI.l'l-1l'l'ER, FRED FORE, HARRY' GIIIBERT, HENRX' ,-XIfI'OS TITINORS HITIDGI Ns, EDWARD IQARLE BARCLAY, BILLY BRINRLEY, XVILLARIJ CLAYTON, JACK BASSHS HALTG, BROWNLEY HOWELL, 1'i'1'HEI, N10ORE, FRANCES PIIRYEAR, KATHLEEN SIIEIOH'I', MAREL STOREY, SUE 'lqAYI,OR, IIABELLE NRXV'I'CJN, I,l'l.A MAE KJVVENS, RIITII SHLTMARER, IX1AkIl.YN SMITH, CSERRY SXVEET, FVI-:LYN N1ASON, CLAIRE NOTTINGHAM, BILLY RCll.I,INS, ARTHUR S'I'RICKl.ANID, RANSOM VIQHOMPSON, KENNETH VVILLIAMS, BILLY THE PRESIDENT I94 VIRGINIA DARs1' . . JUNE 'IQHOMAS . BIARION ,IQONKIN . . . Student Council . . . . . . . President . . Director of Pualieity . . . Dirertor of Public Serviee SARAH HARGROVES . . . . Direetor of Trajfe RUTH UNDERWOOD ..... .......,........ D ireetar of Lunehroom MARY ARLENA DAVIS , . . Chairman of House of Representatives and Typist DOR0'I'HY REYNOI.DS . BILLY MORTON BROXVNLEY HAUG , BILLY SNELL . BOBBY FELTON . . JANE HOWARD . MISS HILDA DEVILBISS . . , ............., 4B Class Representative . . ,IA Class Representative . , . . . . ffunior Class Representative . . Sophomore Class Representative . . . Freshman Class Representative . . . . . . , . . . . The Studenty' Representative , Mlss ANN MOORE . . ............ Advisers Y' u 'f..6sr ' - THE PRESIDENT 94 Varsity Club l l OFFICERS PHILMORE JOYNER . , . ...... . . ..... Prexzdenl ALVIN BRUSSO ,..,.. ...,.... V ice-Preszdent SLADE PHILLIPS . . . .... Publifity Manager J. D. GARNER . . , , Serremry-Treasurer MEMBERS BENTON, ODELL LAWSON, GEORGE BRITT, FRED BROWN, CHARLES BUTLER, HARVEY COPELAND, ALVARO CUSHMAN, STUART FISK, IVAN A PIERCE, WILLIAM ROLLINS, CHARLES SPIVEY, HERBERT VICK, ROBERT WEBB, ALLAN PC THE PRESIDENT I94 WOOD ROW WILSON CHA PTFR OF Quill and Scroll IN'I'l'IRN.-XTIONAI, HONORARY SOCIETY FOR HIGH SCHOOL JOURNAIJSTS ALF MAI-P , . . . BROWNLEV HAl'G . . lXIARGARE'l' Lows ...... PI-IYLL1s BREWER . . . . . VVINIFRED -IUNER , . . . MARY VIRGINIA SILVESTER . MRS. l,oUIsE l'lON'I'AINE FARI-'EI,, HARULIJ CQAY, FRANCES HOWARD, JANE KAWAKAMI, 'llARO RlI'l I'ER, BEssIl-: Ki! OFFICERS MEMBERS . . . Prexidenl . , Vife-Prmiden! . . , . . Secrelafly , . . I . Trefzxurer . . . Reporler . Parliamenmrirzn SHELIUN, CEERARD SOROKO, MILDRED WILLIAMS, AUBREY VVILLIAMS, BILLY Adviser llllllll lllllllllllllilrlu THE PRESIDENT Woodrow Wilson Literary Society l l OFFICIERS ALE MAPP ,..., ..,... ...... P r eszdent AMES I EARY ...... ....,.. V we Prcszdenl IARO KAWAKAMI .,...,. . , . . Pas! Vive-l'reJ1dent HAROLD FAR1-'EL ...... Secrenzry-Trmsurer MR. R. L. SWEENEY . . . . Adviser CULPEPPER, FRED ELSASSER, GEORGE ESKIN, IRv1No FRIEDMAN, MII.'I'0N HAGUE, LARRY MEMBERS LEFCOE, SANEoR1J LEONARD, STANLEY SCI-IWERIN, JACK TOOMER, LAMAR VVHITFIELD, SHIRLEY X: ,,.4 V , A f AV 1 NWN ,AV, Z f v I K if . : vz- w:,.': ': wg. .. . V-7: . .: ..4m1 1.4 .f'.:m.- :s,1.:1:za::-15.' - va: fray:-. ' 'f 4 .,,.....,., N- N '..,. 4 -b ,b X, f , , ,J Q y W M M M51 ,xv Q : 2,6 -:f.z:f., ,::,::1-mi . '-.MW . 'S . gf LI! I - ,, g i. ggi, V, ' -A 1'-., f .. U00 pg f' 1 w. 5 . H A ,- w i53j. j3y M, U, Q7 .. Q ei A -Q ,. 1. ifiii 132' '5:s,,:' , ,,.A . 0' -' 1' ' J if ,QQ Q. f A , I if A Exo in I: :, :...Q,' Q 4 ' ,: :fi ' . , X- 5 '52 ' ' ' W. Yf2',: :f?5:'5,: i': 1iE- :Q?::z,:-f ':iIf'2f3p' t, X - Nz: . 5:1 -.31 N , . .' .4 .ff 9-,3'-QEQEQ - ,:E:,.:ZE',5'::5, , ' ' 5' . XV I ' .Q , 'ga ll 5, ' ,' . If A is -Q ' z ' - .' H : 1 -2-z.,-.:-wr' ' 11: . V: -1 , , .- nw-:f::,. .- - 1 ' :ff f 4- 'V' gi. -,,,, '1'f.1::-'15,-'rugr-if A ., In A ., , Q P , :.,V :fill v 7 ,fl Y 41 56 S 4 r S wi '39 ,V ':1:.ww-:,.:1aa4?,1msg :, ' ' gif. 1Q:,.'3:3 Northeaster- The trees now rock and sway, The wind blows hard from the north, The waves beat in from the bay Then break on the shore in froth. The fog descends upon the land As a curtain dropped from the sky, As if lowered by an unseen hand. The pines give vent to lachrymal sigh. The buoy rings from the ridge of rock, In mournful, minor tones, As it wrestles in the waves' mad lock, And save for the wind, the trees, And the waves, I am alone. ALF J. MAPP, JR. From My Window Written from a window of Woodrow VVilson High School 7 l The trees dim sentinels on the horizon stand Giving a dreary aspect to the land, Which I View through clouds of mist, Hanging o'er the earth in gloomy list. The skies cold gray and overcast, No clouds, only a gray blanket, vast, From whence a steady rain, Beating monotonously upon my window pane. A lone seagull shrieks his way across the sky. Uttering his wild and weird sea cry. Smoke from distant chimneys ascends And then lazily curling, slowly bends, And returns to the damp earth again, To be swallowed by the incessant rain. A dark, gaunt, sycamore raises its branches bare Into the chill, damp, desolate air. ALF J. MAPP, JR. l94 VHQGINIA DARST MARGARET HARRELSO N TARO KAWAKAMI CHAQLES BROWN GLORIA o owmue 5 5 PFZISCILLA HAGUE Twelve Outstanding Seniors These students were selected by the faculty for their outstanding work in extra-curricular activities: MARY CEOUCH BETTY DRISCOLL MARTHA 'HSGGIN -ALF MAPP CHARLOTTE MUNSON BILLY MORTON Q... ' 9,1 .., 1 H' Q ' ,w1wV' ,H K,4, , A , g Y Z 1 2 Y . W . 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' .1 'f 1 ,gp . ,, ,g 'f 1 1 ff JI 'V I in f 4 8 1 9 1 Q M 4 N 1 E k 4 , M V 1' 1 Q. 4 M Q, 4- Y ' QF' .R K. Z 'W ff 1 is at my - J 6' U ' . . 0? ily aff 7-' za N, 'mf . -. ff f - ., K W- ,f-,,.7.gMi .,:L '- ,' 1..1:::-5gx,,. .... - -H 6+---rw 1 ' , :',::1 11, 44,- . . W . :Q ' H W t iff ,WAI 1 . W NWN-f..,,, ' Hz 23 xp. 5 f ,, y Q 5 L W 7 7 'N Q f 4' -,.x -f Y A . U LL ' S ,J , ff ' 1, . 42 f 2 3 1 M 'wha I4 we 1 ' .. fi? 4 i ' :az 5 N f sg , 2 'Q 45p . . 4 'm? R he ng, S wb' - -.bf QsN'S' m1i : Qn5?2 ':q'F.uL5'S, -2H3 Nl'l:f L uS,Nq,,Hu,s,s. qu mg.. w-12, '4 'w?. m ' -. -, :,w. g,-mg ' Nm. ' ..'r.. 3 -. 170' 8 X ' h 'lu ' - in 7 3,3 Egg,-:i'.':,-:,-.rw I Q M 5 l mil x Q I 'I f V.. iff ej'.::. A m , 'iw , S , 5' Wx E N ill IOR SU x .4 .wx W.,- PERLATIVES Q Z- IPP I W ff - THE PRESIDENT T 1941 FOOTBALL INNING five out of nine pigskin battles, VVilson's gallant sons of the gridiron chalked up quite a few honors this season. Under the able leadership of Coach E. A. Wild and his assist- ant, Mr. Archie Israel, many improvements were made over the teams of the past few years. The VVest Nottingham Academy Team and the Arlington Eleven, each credited with seventeen game winning streaks, came here to have their outstanding records smashed by the Fighting Presidents. West Nottingham was defeated 6-0, and the Arlington squad lost by a 9-6 score. On our Thanksgiving Day game the Granby Comets came over to win in a toss with the Presidents, 14-17, but sweet revenge is planned for the Prexies next year. It is hoped that a VVilson-Granby grid- battle will be an annual Thanksgiving Day Classic. Philmore Joyner and Charles Brown claimed honors on the All-Tidewater squad, while Brown went so far as to make All-Southern. Incidentally, Brown is the only Wilson gridder to gain this honor since the great Al Casey. THE PLAYERS Ai.vARo Com-:LAND JACK CRAIG STUART CIISHMAN IVAN FISH J. D. CTARNER PHILMORE JOYNER ODELL BENTON FRED BRITT CHARLES BROWN ALVIN BRUSSO HARVEY BUTLER BENNIE CAPRIO GEORGE I.AwsoN MARTIN lV1C1,,AUGHI.1N CHARLES MINRIN SLADE PHILLIPS XNILLIAM PIERCE CHARLES ROLLINS FOOTBALI, SCHEDULIQ OF 1940 South Norfolk ....,, .,.. ..........,.,,...,,..,... Hopewell ...,,., West Nottingham' .A'ca11'5n3if. ilitilififhbirbi Nlatyitintii 1 i 1 1 iOctohcr Lynchburg ............,..,,....,..,...,.,,,.,..,... Arlington ........, .. , , .,.... ,,... . .. . . Maury .....,....,....... Hampton ....,,.,.,.,...... Burlington, North Carolina, . Granby High ...,..,...... ..,.... . .,...,,..... . . , . .October . . , .Noveml er October 5-Away 1 1-Homeb' October 19-Away 26-Home u November 9-Away i 4. iNovcmbcr 10-Home November 21-Home Night game. COIIEIIEJYH. A. XVILD, ARCHIE ISRAEL .September 21-Home? 2-Away ' ODELI. SMITH HERBERT SPIVEY RIHBERT VICK ALLAN WEBB ROBERT YoN PAUL YOUNGK VVilson Opponent 14 0 0 14 6 0 0 7 9 6 O 8 6 0 56 0 0 14 w ll I u lnlll-AI THE PRESIDENT l94I BASKETBALL 1TH five lettermen returning to the squad this year, the VVilson basketeers made a good showing in spite of the fact that several games were lost by one and two point margins. Although Coach Kibler had five lettermen, his first string consisted mainly of boys who had not had any previous experience in varsity competition. They were Yost, Martin, Coggins, and Drew. They were credited with nine wins out of their gruelling twenty-one game schedule. The schedule got off to a fast start with the Presidents winning in their first two contests. A trip to North Carolina brought victories from Tarboro-46-16, Rocky Mount-29-28, and one defeat from the VVilson, N. C. quint which came through in the last minute to win, 30-28. Four home games showed the Prexies' weaknesses due to the new players lack of varsity experience. They got on their feet, however, and walked over South Norfolk 45-31. Two cage battles with the Granby Comets proved the teams were of equal strength. The Comets took the first game 21-20, while the second was left to the Presidents 16-14. Both matches were played nip-and-tuck all the way. The two defeats issued to the Maury Commodores in the ,39-'40 season were revenged by two victories over the Presidents this year. Leo Kampman and Odell Benton, co-captains, deserve much credit for leading the new, inex- perienced squad through the tough season. THE PLAYERS LEO KAMPMAN ......, .... C o-Captain ODELL BENTON. .,......,.,. Co-Captain VVARREN BUTLER EDWARD DREW WIl.I.IAM MARTIN AUBREY COGGINS DOUGLAS ELEY GRIFFIN STAPLES DWIGHT CRAUN JAMES LEWIS BASIL YOST SCHEDULE Wilson Opponent Wilson Opponent Tarboro, North Carolina ...,. 40 16 Hopewell. ...,... . . 11 17 Rocky Mount, North Carolina 29 28 West Richmond.. . , 10 30 VVilson, North Carolina. .,... 28 30 Newport News.. . . . 18 35 Devitt, Washington, D. Cf .. 13 30 Hopewell? .,.,,., . . 37 25 South Norfolk' .,.......,... 45 31 Granby ......,. . . 16 14 Newport News' ......,... . 24 31 Hampton .... . . 23 30 Hampton' ......., . 31 37 Maury .... . . 25 43 Granby' ,..... , . 20 21 Cradock. . , ....., . . 32 22 South Norfolk. . . . . . 30 32 CY'1lilOCliT ,...,, . . 72 28 Maury? .,......,...,, . 17 32 Matthew Whaley? . . 27 23 Matthew Yvhaley ..... , 27 17 TI-lome games. THE PRESIDENT 94 BASEBALL bl! BASEBALL CANDIDATES LEO KAM PMA N' FOR 1941 ....Captain EARNEST GRIESEACI-I .... ,, .......,.,.....,.., Manager CHARLES ANDERSON EUGENE BENTON' ALVIN BOLES TONY CARPENITO AUBREY COGGINS S'rUAR'I' CUSI-IMAN EDWARD DREW J. D. GARNERS GEORGE LAWSON? 'Last ye ar Letterman. VVilson at Holy Trinity. Granby at Wilson ..,... VVils0n at South Norfolk ,.., . VVilson at Suffolk ,... . . . Maury at Wilson ...,... Holy Trinity at Wilson. Wlilson at Granby ...... South Norfolk at VVilson ..... Suffolk at Wilson. .,.., . Wilson at Maury ....... ik SCHEDULE JAMES LEWISS WILLIAM MARTIN MARTIN MCIIAUGHLIN ROBERT OLIVER JAMES RATLIFE CHARLES ROLLINS GEORGE VVEBB EUGENE WILLIAMS BASIL Yosi' April S ... April 11 ,., April 15 ... April 18 ... April 22 ... April 25 ,,. April 29 May' 2 May' 6 May 9 Wilson at William 85 Mary CWilliamsburgD ..... , . . May 10 THE PRESIDENT I94 TENNIS l 1 KENNETH SCRIBNER, Capmin BEVERLY OLIVER JAMES COMSTOCK SAUNDERS EARLY STANLEY LEONARD ROBERT LANING LARRY HAGUE GEORGE LANING ALLEN ECKSTINE, Coaflz April 9 .... April 11 April 12 April 14 April 16 ,... April 30 May 5 .,., May 6 SCHEDULE Maury-There Newport News-Here Hampton-There Newport News--There Granby-Here Hampton-There Granby-There Maury-Here G1 U1 4' THE PRESIDENT I94l Intramural Sports l I KATHLEEN PURYEAR FRANK McCoRM1cK Girls' Inframural Manager Bays' Intramural Manager BOYS' MANAGERS GEORGE JEROME, JR. ,1-Isst. Intramural Manager A1.vxN VVHITEHEAD . . .Assl. Intramural Manager GIRLS' MANAGERS THEITMA BOWEN ....,. flsst. Iniramaral Manager BESSIE RU'FTElL ...,.,... Manager of Baelminlon DOROTHY ROGERS. ...... Manager of Ping Pang DilRO'l'HY ROGERS ...... Manager af Slzuflleboard PEGGY MCAVOY ,...,..... Manager af Volleyball HEITEN LIVINGSTON ,....... Manager of Bowling BETTY BOYD ,...,, ..,,. M anager of Basketball ANN HOl.T MURDEN ..... . , .Manager of Tennis BESSIE RUTTER ,....,.. Manager of Derk Tennis T' THE PRESIDENT IH' P' , Ll'-li llluiim -Imlllll V' ' -I I , I-e4' BOYS' INTRAMURAL SPORTS CLASS STANDING 1939-'40 SENIORS ,. .,.. 900 Points SOPHOMORES . , . ,. JUNIORS ....,... .........,.,...... 5 75 Points FRESHMEN ...., Seniors were awarded class trophy. CO-ED BOWLING CHAMPIONS-1940-'41 Yunior Team No. 31 SHIRLEY MOUNIE, Captain DOROTHY WILLIAMS RUTH BEARD NANCY LEE FINCH Boy High Scorer-JACK CHERRY Girl High Seorer-SHIRLEY MOUNIE Teacher High SIOTZT-MISS ELEANOR DASHIELL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS-1940-'41 Revengers-Freshmen l94I . . . . .475 Points .....400 Points EUGENE WILLIAMS NORMAN BUTLER LEO KAMPMAN, Coaeh DEWEY BARRYMAN RANDOLPH MALLORY EDWARD BASHEORD, Caplain BUDDY KINCAID VIRGINIUS SEERELL NORMAN DARLEYL PAUL STALLS BASEBALL CHAMPIONS-1939-'40 Seniors STANLEY SCI-IER, Captain CHARLES HAM WALTER GALLIEORD PAUL KLEIN LOUIS SEEBO BERNARD LEVINE DONALD LEVINE DAVID WOODSON DONALD MORE PERSON BATTEN VERNON O,BERRY BADMINTON-1939-'40 PING PONG-1939-'40 LARRY HAGUE, Yunior ......., School Champion DONALD LEVINE, Senior ...... School Champion GIRLS' INTRAMURAL SPORTS CLASS STANDINGS 1939-'40 SENIORS ...... ..,.. 1 300 Points JUNIORS ..,., SOPHOMORES .,,. .....,.. 9 00 Points FRESHMEN ......... VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS--1940-'41 Friscos-Yuniors THELMA BOWEN, Cpatain ELIZABETH VIOK CHRYSTAL RUTTER ELEANOR HOPELER AILEEN TURNER JOYCE SPATTII-'OR HELEN LIVINGSTON BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS-1940-'41 jumpers--ffuniorx .... 725 Points , . . . 575 Points MARJORIE HASTY ONIDA OLIVER ALICE POPE BETTY JOHNSON, Captain IRENE ALEXANDER OLIVE EATON LOUISE BRINKLEY EVELYN SWEET LOUISE EVANS EVELYN ALEXANDER MARY STAPLES CARLEY ADYLETTE DECK TENNIS-1939-'40 BADMINTON-1939-'40 VIENNA CODD, Senior ......... School Champion OLIVE EATON, Sophomore ..,.. School Champion TENNIS--1939-'40 PING PONG-1939-'40 BEVERLY HUNTSINGER, junior School Champion ELLEN OAST, Senior .,..,..... School Champion Wilson now has a Splendid new double gymnasium which accommodates both boys and girls. This greatly facilitates running OH' the various Sports and enables many more students to take part in intra- mural Sports. To the Advertisers : For the excellent cooperation of the advertisers, we are grateful, and We shall endeavor to show our appreciation for their assistance. THE PRESIDENT STAFF ROBERT LANNING, Advertising Manager Fashion Park Clothes Mallory Hats Q 325 HIGH STREET Goodrich Silvertown Stores 1020 High Street Phone 1920 PoRTsMoUTH Tires -- Tubes - Batteries -- Gas - Oil, Etc. Pine Grove Dairy Farm, Inc. Certfka' uma' Golden Guermqy ED 'i 1238 HIGH STREET PHONE 1080 The Mz'lk Tha! Makef Portfmouffz Grow Compliments of BARN EY, S LEGGETT' S UUZAZ-ery Department Store 5 Portsmoutlz, Va. Established 1876 CHAPMAN'S Dz'amomz'.v . Watckes . :fewelry 310 High Street Norfolk County Ferries CHAS. U. FREUND, Supt. FOR PASTRY, FRYING, BAKING USE FLUFFO, Pure Vegetable Shorteningw Norman Packing Corporation - DEALERS IN -- Wfeafx, 1J7'0 Ul-.S'l.0l1.S' arm' Pr0a'uc:e 932-934-936 HIGH STREET Telephones 768-769 Congratulations and Best Wishes from the Entire Personnel of ,he M.H Rapoparl l'fy Shop 309 Hlkyh .ffreef - Pbrfxmoulh gg jour-I M. JOHNSON Louis J. LEITNER CHAS. C. GAYLE R. W. Cons JAMES B. WOMBLE PAUL BARBER George T. McLean Company, Inc. EQUIPMENT RENTALS Building Materials and Ready Mixed Concrete PORTSMOUTH, VA. Compliments of Hofheimefs Shoe Stores fn . , . . . , XX With Scientific hxactness 1 if-. Q THE HOUSE EQ? Siasses OF ESTABLISHED fsol 257 Granby Street Norfolk, Va merchants anb jfarmers Earth L. MCK. JACK WM. G. PARKER . WM. P. LIFSEY J. R. PORTER . JUNIUS RICHARDSON R. C. DEMPSEY R. E. WJARREN, JR. W. V. SAVAGE, JR. OAST, OAST 8c GAST L. MCK. JACK WM. H. OAST JOIIN B. DAVIS VVM. P. LIFSEY Portsmouth, Virginia Officers . . . . . . President Vice-President and Chairman of the Board . .... Vice-President . Vice-President . . . Cashier . Assistant Cashier . Assistant Cashier . . Assistant Cashier . Attorneys Directors LESLIE T. Fox W. G. PARKER JEssE M. OVERTON JEROME P. CARR Deposits insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation in the manner provided under the terms of the Banking Act of 1933 MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Always Reliable 9 Home Owned and Home Operated LUMBER-MILL XVORKaBUII,DING SUPPLIES Portsmouth Lumber Corporation High Street and Belt Line Railroad Phone 1071 Livermon Motor' Co., Inc. HOIXIE OF DODGE - I - PLYMOUTH Courteous - Dependable - Service 314 Crawford Street Phones 513-514 SHEPHERD PRINTING CO. Qrintingaegngrahing PHONE 496 110 HIGH ST. Save pr Tour College Eelueeztzen Citizens Trust Company The Progressive Bank 225 Hzgh St. MEM In Dobbs Hats G. G. G. Exclusive Agents Clothes ,levin ros. Corner Plume and Granby Streets-Norfolk W'z'.r!zyou all God-:peed onyour Manhattan Shirts 'wily 172771 i Smith Smart Shoes Compliments of L. M. HARRELL 8: SoN Bicycles and Sporting Goody 607 High street I I ,nr , 'GXN ,1 . V Xv, if I J of 1fMiix0 fiivfl 0fP0rtmz0uilz, Va. A Group of representative Business and Professional men of the City of Portsmouth- Always interested in, and ever realizing the potential possibilities of the boyhood and girlhood of this city, the Kiwanis Club always Welcomes the opportunity to encourage them, and to lend its support to Worth-While High School activities. Kiwanis Club of Portsmouth, Virginia Charter NO. 11381-June 25th, I9I9 merinan atiunal Bank portsmouth, Virginia U nitea' S fates Gofuernmem' Depository State Q' Virginia Depository City gfPortJmout!z Depoxitory County of Norfolk Depofitory 'i QBffi:ers GEORGE R. PARRISH o...o..,o. .oo.,,,. P fesidem F. D. LAWRENCE ..,,,. EDW. C. ALLENH-- J. F. FRENCH E,.. - - , - . -Vice-President .-.--,,-.,.-C:Ishier . , - . -Assistant Cashier Birecturs DR. VERNON A. BROOKS H. E. DORIN SOI. FASS B. B. FERGUSON R. E. HAWKS C. C, HALL I. T. HANVEY L. W. I'ANSON R E S O U R C E S MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT IN A. M. HART S. LASTING F. D. LAWRENCE VINCENT L. PARKER GEO. R. PARRISI-I I. H. SYRES M. H. RAPOPORT T. A. WILLET 58,000,000 SURANCE CORPORATION Compliments of Southern Candy Company Portsmouth's Largest Wholesale Confectioner and Soda Fountain Supplies Compliments of Compliments of C. S. Sherwood, Inc. Halstead Electric 222 HIGH STREET Cgmpany yewekn 509 Washington Street SCHUOL DATS ARE UVER LIFES WORK BEGINS - 00 Follow the news of Portsmouth and the World through the Columns of The iBurts:-fmnutij Star Every Afternoon Sunday Morning Congraiulatzbny- 0 0 to the Graduaier qfW W H S Clan' gf IQ4I .Aixam Betty and Bob Shop Infants', Children's and Misses, Weari'ng Apparel THE SHOP OF STYLE FOR THF HIGH SCHOOL MISS Telephone 393 438-440 High street CITY SUPPLY CO. INC. Building Supplies Everything for the Builder M. M. Crockin Co., mc. 51 Year: M Good Furniture WESTINGHOUSE HEADQUARTERS Channel Furniture Co., Inc. Phone 59 High Street at Fifth Avenue Trant's 339-341 HICH STREET Phone 605 Drugs-Lunch-Soda MORRIS MUSIC SHOP 204-206 High Street Victor Cofzirnoia ana'BlneBira'Rec'ora'.v ! RCA Radio! and Viclrolizf Complete Stocks All The Time A.. I Mr. and Miss Student of Wilson 1- could you get an HA on this quiz about a home town industry? Q. What are the products manufactured by the Virginia Smelting Company? ESOT00,'-a commercial grade of Liquid Sulfur Dioxide C5025 .UEXTRA DRY ESOT00 -highly purified Liquid S02 for refrigeration . V-METH-Li'-highly purified Methyl Cloride CCHf1ClJ for refrigeration . ESOTAN -an S02 reduced chrome for leather tanning . ZINC SULFATE--a high quality ZnS04Hz0 Q. What industries are served by Virginia Smelting Company products? A. Virginia maintains a sta ,' of 12 chemical engineers for consultation on problems relating to the application of its products in the following industries: manufacture of chemicals, beet sugar, cotton, wool and rayon tex- tiles, glue, leather, pulp and paper, starchg insecticidesg the refining of oil and clayg the purification of waterg preservation of food products and other agricultural fields and refrigeration. Q. Where are VIRGINIA products sold? A. In addition to domestic shipment to all of the 48 states, Virginia products are exported to the 23 foreign countries: Canada Hawaii China Argentina Venezuela Ireland Australia New Zealand Brazil Peru Mexico India Phillipines Chile Uruguay Cuba Turkey Dutch East Ecuador Union of Porto Rico Portugal Indies Colombia So. Africa CHAS. W. JOHNSTON fB.S., M.I.T.J A. K. SCRIBNER fA.B., Harvardj Grn.1Wgr., Ant. Mgr. llllllillllll 5lllEl'I'IllE IU. General Offices and Plant IIIESI' lllllllilllll, Ull. VIRGINIA Compliments or Ideal Pharmacy 116 High Street T H E H U B NQRFOLK, VA. W. T. GRANT CO. Known For Values 302 High st. Compliments of Carlisle Sign Studio High and Crawford Sts. Phone 2016-J 'fLasting Furniture Phone 10 Seaboard Finance Corp. is A Small Loan Co. 310 Professional Bldg. S. Lasting 66 Bro. 0. L. PADGETT, Incorporated Mgr' Loans to S300 STUDENTS ! Better Lzlghtfbr Better Szlgbt R efultr I n Eafzer Home Work H zgfzer M ark: Virginia Electric and Power Co Compliment: qf Commerical Exchange Bank Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congmfulaiianftfrom the Managemenf and Performa! Qjl' HIGH 5' COU P.1' Williams 81 Goode, Inc. 1300 High Street Ofdsmohle - Caa'z'llac Complimenls of W. C. Saunders Ring Co Compliments of The Lu Sade Shoppe 226 High Street Featuring Carole King ,Iunior's COMPLIMENTS . . OF . . A. Berson Tyree-Jones Motor Corp. F 0 R D CARS TRUCKS 920 High Street COMPLIMENTS . . OF . . THE LUCKY STRIKE BOWLING ALLEYS Portsmouth's Finest Alleys Home of Woodrow Wilson Bowling League Phone 1830 GED. MILLER SCHAUBAIIH REAL ESTATE Rentals - Fire Insurance 400 Middle St. Portsmouth, Va COMPLIMENTS . . OF . . Isaac Fass, Inc. COOPER,S Jewelers-Optometrists 329 High Street W. K. HODGES Drug Company - 3 STORES - 730 High Street 834 South'Street High 8: Godwin Sts. Compliments of 1.8. Crawford Co., Inc. Home of Dorothy Robinson Fine Old Reproductions 635 High Street Phone 695 PARKS SEA FOOD McKay Hardware Company Builders' Hardware Paints and Oils 355 BROAD DSTREET PHONE 1655 VIRGINIA ICE CREAM CO. Manufacturer: of High Grade Ice Cream Telephone 2464 1020 Glasgow St. Brennan Funeral Home W. 81 J. PARKER WHOLESALE Grocers-Tobaccos-Coal PHONE 2112 701 CRAWFORD sT. COMPLIMENTS . . OF . . Portsmouth Electric Co. COMPLIMENTS . . OF . . TOM, THE HATTER C. W. HUDGINS A Good Service Grocery 1054 A STREET PHONE 577 Spencer's College Shop Boys' Sport Wear COWDERY FLORIST, Inc. Wayside Floral Co. 429 HIGH STREET PHONE 75 Phone 638-639 CoMZ'g'y:NTs Harper 81 Howard, Inc. COLONY and STATE Shoes, Dry Goods, Notions Theatres 346 BROAD STREET PHONE 2315 Ashh erry Sl Whitehorne Coal-Wood-Fuel Oil CHAUTAUQUA AVE. PHONE 64 KATHRENE K. TOOMER Interior Decorations Gift Shop 61115 Middle Street Phone 655-J PHONE 881 Russell R. McCoy De Luxe Cleaners 81 Dyers INC. Rugs Cleaned and Stored Complete Service 2717 DETROIT ST. WOOD'S BAKERY asa GLASGOW STREET Best in Pastries and Cakes PHONE 2683 STURTEVANT FUNERAL HOME Compliments of MONROE RESTAURANT T. D. COPELAND CO., Inc. Studebaker Sales and Service H. B. WILICINS COAL-PAINTS Heating Equipment 1213 WASHINGTON STREET Robertson Hardware Co. Compliments of T. O. WILLIAMS PHONE 601 Atlantic Small Loan Corp. 301 Professional Bldg. KINNEY,S SHOE STORE 320 High Street l Portsmouth ALLEN BYNUM, Pres. COMPLIMENTS Standard Hardware Co. . . OF . . 603 Middle Street Phone 1061 Twin City Restaurant Sea Food Grill KREGER'S FOODS The A group of 66 young men, between the ages of 21 and h nd to th r in a 32, ou ge e strong fraternal spirit. A N nlpgun Qllluh Portsmouth, Virginia ' J ine Organized in March, 1929, POL N as to further the h i g h e s t 9' Yio l f principles of character, self- g f development and public ser- Q vice in our community. O- UB 1 'B ew World Lies Before Usn WM. VV. MCRAE, Jllgr. Clipper Photo Service Tidewatefs Most Complete Photographers 522 Middle Street PHONE 4127 Compliments of V, J J , 4 55 A 'Pwlduf 1111511 A4'.' Kent B. Johnson 'M LIFE INSURANCE PHGNE 2950 PHONE 2772 South Street at Elm Avenue GATES and VIRGINIA THEATRES- ROSEN'S FUR SHOP NAVAL PHARMACY FURS EXCLUSIVELY Phones 1770-9117 Court at Queen Phone 2699 4th and Lincoln Stieets cfahigk MBR QSEEH Uwe Bert lyisfzes to ffze Graduates of '41 The Portsmouth Gas Company extends congratula- tions and best wishes for W W H S graduates of '41 --May you enjoy all ofthe finer things oflife in the greatest country in the world Portsmouth 512 High Street C O. LOUGENIA BEAUTY SALON Shampoo-Finger VVave-Marcell-Permanent Waves-Facials MRS. LUCYE HAYDEN NUNN 513 Middle St. Phone 1708 THIS BOOK A PRODUCT OF OUR PLANT- rmttraft Brass, Zinn. S22 Crawford Street Phone 2006 , I- 4fLiHiI.1!5'.BdZ'. 17, . f .. ,. 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