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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1943 volume:

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N.. wfaff Wwwff' if K Ei To such zz laxk we dvdimle our lives, nurfar- i tunes, cvcrylhing Mai we are and eveiyfhing lha! we have, willz the pride of than who know Mat ffm day her lzru come' when .fiuzcrim ix privileged lo Jpend blood and hm' mighl for Me pirnciples that gave her' birth :md happiness, and the perm' whisk :he lm: trefz.fm'ed. God helping herg .vhs mn do 110 ofher.-Wood:-aw Wilsovz, April 2, 1917. E SALUTE those students who have gone from VVood1'ow VVilson High School into the armed Forces of our country. T is eminently Htting that we dedicate this edition of The Prefi- denl, emphasizing service, to one with whose name service is synonymous, MISS GRIFFITH. Her love of learning is a joy and her deep-rooted faith in our abilities, an inspiration. To her serenity, idealism, and keen sense of humor, which have made an indelible impression upon our life at Wilson, We wish to pay tribute. MISS E. VIRGINIA GRIFFITH I . Task Force A DM I RAL MR. H. A. I'-IUNT Superinlendenl of Sclmols CAPTAIN EXECUTIVE OFFICER Mu. R. L. SWEENEY MR. A, J. MAP11 Principal Assistant Principal Veterans of Former Wars A g WMQE gm' Egg?g:2222S4s':b2.3E?,5-S.wawRwS.y,gI:mgESgS.wS.I.-.ewswewwm..,:....M.. mmm . f , W MR. R. L. SWEENEI' ...... MR. A. J. MAIDP ............ MISS CLOTILDE RODES ........ MR. JAMES A. JOHNSON, JR .... MISS H. RU'FH 'ICOMLINSON ,... MR. FRANK D. BECK ......... MISS I-IILDA DEVILEISS ,... MISS CORINNE CARSON ..... MISS AUDREY M. VINCENT. . . MISS LELIA A. DEANS ....., MISS ELLEN L. ILASH ...... MISS EMILY I. DASI-IIELI ...,. MISS CLYDE V. Wll-IITE ....... MISS SALLY MACON PORTER.. MISS I'IELEN D. HAINES . . . . .. LU Faculty .............Prznfzpal . . .iztlssislzlnf P7'i71Cij7H! .............ChE777i.Yl7LV .... . . . . . . .Physirs-Biology .. . .Biology-General Science MISS CATI-IERINE H. COsTEI.I.o ..,.......,......, Biology . . . ,....... General Srience English English English English English English English E JY glish English MR. 'ARCHI E G. ISRAEL .,... . . .I Erluezzlian MISS MARY B. AMES ,.,....,..,..... ......... . .Lzhmry MISS ZAIDEE H. SMITH ..........,. ............ P Izstorv MISS KA'I'IiEIlINE 'IIIMBERIJAKE . .,.. ...,. l lislmy-Science MISS LOIS T. WILLIAMS ,.....,.. .......... H islmy MRS. LOUISE N. FDNTAINE ..,.. ....,,.. H islmgv MRS. ANNE R. 'I'l.7'l l'I.IE .......,.. ....,...,.... I -lislonv MISS MARJORIE V. CODD ....................,.. Hislmy MISS AUGUSTA MAUIIIN PORTER. . .Lalin-Eng.-Pref. dren. MISS E. VIIKGTNIA GRIIfI'ITH. ....,..........,,.... Lzzlin MISS ICATI-IARINE B. XVOODWAILD ................ Spanish MISS HELEN BRENT ......,,........ .,... F reneh-English MISS NANCY L. PAGE BUTT .......... Director of Cafeteria MISS MILDRED I. JAMES ....... MISS ELIZABETH CULPEPPER. . . .. MISS ELEANOR H. DASHIEl.1. .... . . . . .llflalhemntirs . . . . .Malhevfznties . . . . .llfleltherlifzties MISS MARGARE'I'rE I. GAGE ......,......,.. Aflllfll5771lZfil'5 MISS MILDRED OVERTON ...............,... MH!lZE?77Hlif5 MISS MAIIY FRANCES RICE. .lwathenuzlirs-Phys. Ezlumtion MISS ANN MOORE ,..........,............. llflezlhemfzries MR. W. L. EDNVARDS. ............. Dir. Co111mercialEdIz. MISS ELLA B. WHEAT.. .. MISS MINNIE E. DASSE ...... MISS NANNIE V. PERKINS ....... MRS. HESTER S. GOTTSCHALR ..... MISS GEORGIANA C. VVOODHOUSE.. . . . . . . . . . .Camnzercial . . . . . . . . . .Commerrizzl . . . .Commereizzl . ........ C0m771erL'l11l . . . . . . . . . .Commereial MR. JOHN DRAGSETPI ................ Dir. Indnslrizzl Edu. MR. O. B. DYER ........... .............. C 'zzhinel Shop MR. EDWARD H. AMOS ..,.. . . .Sheel llfletal-El. Mfzn. Tr. MR. JAMES W. BURGESS . .. .... General lIfllt'hl716 Shop MR. LYSLE C. PADDEN ..... ,..,.. I Mechanical Drawing MR. E. C. HICKISCH ..... .... D iversfezl Ocmpzzlions MRS. ANNE S. S'1'EXVAR'l' ..,.. ,... D istrihufive Edumlion MISS DOROTHY N. DIEHI ........ .......... f lame llflzzking MISS MARTHA B. PORTER ................. Home llflaking MISS MARION MAIIJORIE BURGESS. ................. Alrl MR. ERNEST A. YVILD ......... .. . MISS RU'l'I-I XVI-IITE ...... MR. A. J. LANCASTER .... MISS IDA B. GREBNLAXV ,... M RS. 'I'A1.'rON CLAYTON. . . . riding Dir. Phys. Edu. . . . .Physiml Education . . . .High Selma! lvlnsic . . .Dir. Bimrl-Orchestm . . . . .High Srhool Clerk R Q Distinguished Service Awards l l .fs fb EA February Class Honor Roll fm f4,,A ', NIE, 1 N' I DOROTHY hLIZABE'I'H FARFEL A MIl.DRED ANN HU'l'CHESON 1 , - BETTY Asl-IBY BRITTAIN gun 'U MARY LOUISE CROSS w DOIKOTHX' ALETHEA COPELAND IS B 1 Agri I . . , JUNE GRAHAM ROBERT BOOTH E vvl-IITE I 5 33, I HAROLD PAGLIARO ,L H gn . R5 45 if? -' X f..:5E'f' ,..:.. .Af I' EAR. A A 5 . . , if. YE A Y ' 'Q ....f3.A,.N , U . WMI . E Q -:-,. R V A . EEF 4 y. ..-eg ax fx ,. 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Kuff X sf X 1 ww! , H Q X, .EW 1-1. -0 .-: sy w 1 Q fu VW .w A1 StaH' Oiiiicers 71272 Ld! to Tighf'-TIMMY WALVOORD, Boys' Treruurerg MII.DRED ANN If-IUTCHESON, Girls' Trmswerg GEORGE WATTS, Secrefmyg ROBERT WVHITE, Vzce-Preszdezilg HAROLD PAGl.1ARo, Prerzdenl. y I Class Song CTO lung of There Are Such Thiizgrnj D l Oh, Wilsoii Hi School days are through. The time has come to say adieu. The mem'ries of our classes here we'll cherish so, Although we hate to go, we'll e'er be with you. Our teachers here we ll ne'er forget, And how we strove to be their pet. Our Clays and years in W7ilson Halls will always bring us joy And so farewell, from every girl and boy. Oh Wilsoii Hi, the time has come For us to say, Farewell, 'tis done. You will remain our Alma Mater eler and e'er, No matter what may come with every new year. Our footsteps echo through your halls VVhere others take our place, spring and fall. VVe,ll ne'er forget our Clays with you, We'll linger still awhile So long to you, we'll never say good-bye. '-DORO'FHY LOUISE FARFE L. l L wa, l i 4 FEBRUARY CLASS ik IRENE ELIZABETH ALEXANDER Math Club Junior. Special Chorus. Commence- ment speaker. CAROLYN GIETNER ARNIIGER Girls' Hi-Y Club. BUDDY BAKER i House ol' Representatives. Motion Picnure Council. GEORGE FITCHETT BAKER Representative to Student Council, Pan- American Club. PHYLLIS LAVERNE BLACKBURN Girls' Hi-Y Club. MARY ELIZABETH BOND ROBERT THOMAS BOWEN Home Room President, Assistant Football Publicity, Hi-Y Club. BETTY ASHBY BRITTAIN History Club, junior Class Treasurer, Home Room President, Secretary of Hi-Y, House of Representatives. ' ma 1 so K B . ss! is is is is am, mga maxi? if all mf H aff w w ii ii Z5 is is i 2 i sw if if a ii my 4 if is . ii z-1 L E M M Q am .Q K llama xi famlai-ls 2:5 af . H , is WSI Im E -sw . S 'viii-basl' ml ESS Aga S81-HE E fwdifgs ..v 555 Qhgi mf E is A N H51 s- I - - '- if ' Km . .'.:'E.'iQl'.2'l if W .f. .-ff' ii P -' T wx E ' am an Q is a ew- E? is Q-K x Qui wa- NORMAN A. BUTLER Co-Cat' fFtbllT ,V Clb Monograno gilinbo oo a eam arslty u , WARREN A. BUTLER Varsity Basketball, Monogram Club, Vice- Presidcnt of Home Room. VIRGINIA ANNE CAVE Senior Class Play. DOROTHY ALETHEA COPELAND Dramatic Club. Monogram and Ofhcials' Club, Secretary ol Freshman Class, Senior Class Play. MARY LOUISE CROSS Secretary of Girls' Monogram Club, Dramatic Club, House of Representatives, Secretary of Ereshman. Basketball, Bowling, Manager of lennis, Vice-Presidem of Home Room. EVELYN LAVAUNNE CURTIS Vice-President of Home Room. THOMAS REED DAIL GEORGE LEE DAVIS Home Room Chairman, H-Y Club. THELMA VIRGINIA ELLIS Lunch Room Assistant, Vice-President of Home Room. DOROTHY ELIZABETH FARFEL President of Home Room, Secretary of Home Room, Basketball, Bowling, Annual Sraff, Senior Class Play. VIVIAN LOUISE FOOTE Commencement speaker. JUNE GRAHAM Diversified Occupations Club, Lunch Room Assistant. EDWARD WILLIAM GREEN Hi-Y Club, Band, Math Club Senior, Com- mencement speaker. DALE CONWAY HAMILTON Mach Club junior, Orchestra, Motion Picture Council. RUTH VERNELLE HARBISON Secretary of Shakespearean Club, Reporter lor Student, Girls' Public Speaker. FRANK S. HAZEL MARION INEZ HUBBARD MILDRED ANN HUT CHESON President of Freshman Class, Treasurer of Sophomore Class, Girls' Treasurer ol' Senior Class, Student Staff. ROLAND WESLEY LAWRENCE Motion Picture Council. MARION BEDEN LILIENTHAL mam mm mn ms mm ms as 'HK ge ss wil nl H fi a Q a FLORENCE VANE LONG PAULINE VIRGINIA MALBON PHYLLIS ARDELL MASON Reporter for RAT. EDITH MARRVELLE IVIAYO Dramatic Club. MARTIN MARK MCLAUGHLIN Co-Captain ol' Football Team, Treasurer of nogram and Varsity Clubs. MARGARET LOIS MIFFLETON MARGARET EVELYN MORGAN President of Home Room, Baskctlnall, Bowling. Scnior Class Play. ' ' DOUGLAS MORRIS PI-IYLLIS JUNE MOSEBERTI-I Biology Club, Dramatic Club, LULA MAE NEWTON AILEEN B. O'BRIEN HAROLD PAGLIARO President of Senior Class, President of Pan- Amcrican Club, Business Manager of Sludenl. EMMA COLLEEN PARKER Program Committee of Shakespearean Club, Cheer Leader. BETTY CORRINNE PLYMIRE MILDRED JUNE PRUETT BRYAN LEON ROSE, JR. Mntion Picture Council, Diversified Occupa- tions Club. CATHERINE ELIZABETH SAUNDERS Math Club, Chorus. HAROLD RAY SAUNDERS Motion Picture Council. Cheer Leader. Dra- matic Cluln, Senior Class Play. LUGILLE VIRGINIA SEEBO HENRY SHEPHERD, JR. Senior Class Play. Pan-American Club. tw, Mum .Q ' ' 'LW' W' mai' ' 'HL HARRY TAYLOR SI VI LS Vice-President ol I-li-Y Club, l-louse of Rep resemanives, Assistant Sports Editor of Annual. VVILLIAM T. SMITH Hi-Y Club, Annual Staff. PAUL CALVIN STAINBACK LUDLOW STAPLES BACIL HUDSON STEED Varsity Basketlvall, Commenccrnent speaker, Hi-Y Club, Track Team. BROUGHTON W. TANNIER, JR. Monogram Club, Banzl, I-li-Y Club. Varsity Football, Comn1encemenL speaker. SIDNEY KENNETH THOMPSON I-Il-Y Club, Ivlonogram Club, Football Team. WILDA WVANETA THORN Home Room Representative. VIRGINIA IRENE VAUGHAN FRANCES JACQUELINE WHITE Girls' Monogram Club, Bowling, Basketball. .B N .5 ROBERT BOOTI-IE WHITE Vice-President of Senior Class. Representative L0 Student Ccmuncil, Hi-Y Cluln, Senior Class Play. CHARLES JOSEPH WHITMQRE, JR. lvloLi0n Picture Council, President of Diversined Occupations Club, House of Representatives. FRANK STRINGFELLOW WILSON, JR. Prcsiclcnt of Band, Dramatic Club, Hi-Y Club, Senior Class Play. ,ZW fy! ' lm E ROBERT ASKEW WILKINSON I N ' l Band. wmv' f K E , A W 9 4- Sha- .. A A :fs 1-1 gs ,i fu, ,, ,.,5 ' A5 ,. Q 2 -I-4 A ,L K ,, IV.. JIWIMIE HARRIS WALVOORD ' N Trcasurcr of Senior Class, Senior Class Play. -I f'- wr-'M A T ' .,.. I 5 ' WILLIAM LAWRENCE WARD , lf' A , lf- rs K ,I l l V V K1 N A g k? I vlmjn :L1 L' 1 . INIARY JEAN YEATES L .V , A+. . -, i W A ' fy -ii fri VALENTINE MORRIS RIPLEY Senior Class Play, lvlotion Picture Council, Night School Graduates , . l.am,,giK ' ELAINE ROBERTS MEREDITH LAURENCE BUTTERTON Band, Glee Club, Boys' Chorus. ROBERT MATTHEW COGGINS Varsity Basketball. REBA JEAN HIGGINBOTI-IAM JoHN ELLIOT MATHIAS, JR. Home Room President, Boys' Treasurer of Junior Class, Lunch Room Assistant. FRANK STEWART STOKES, JR. MARION FRANKLIN VAUGHAN, IR. Lee Literary Society, French Club, Model Plane Club. JAMES ARNOLD WVOLFE Home Room Omcer. I-IAZEL VIRGINIA SCOTT Basketball. General Board '43 ,Legs as is gamma? is ,ls assume , me mm 5-N f ,-Tkystx-,w:5J,..', L '1'2B?-sim 1 '-: lie K . 'W wave , Z 5 me-E is B ia H H-bl H si was an is .vs LSE? H .ggi H mis B im,-41 ' is ,V ami was is . ,fain nmsmwe-sg nag ,slam S Lzfl lo 7'ighf'FRANK SAUNDERS, Ifire-Pzmidentg EUGENE QVVILLIAMS, Pmridezitg ANN JOHNSON, Girls' T7'6lZJll7'K7'f BETTY Lou Hoon, Repn'Je11tafiveto Simian! Counrilg BOB O,llEIl.LY, Boyx' Trea.v1zre1'. Class Song CTQ func UUA! Lzznwj Ill So long to thee, dear Wilson High, Our high school days are over, And now we say goodbye. Each mem'ry of our school will stir Us forward into life, To face ordeals and strife. XfVe know that we will always miss you, Miss you with all our hearts, And, as we say our goodbye, A tear drops from every eye. VVe leave with sorrow in our hearts, And so with life before us, l FFOIT1 YOU WC HOW must paff. , JOHN I'IILL, President, -ROBERT O REILLY. Fm, TE,-m JU E CLASS . 1 k t 'Huw 'E' Z WU.S. NAVY J ' -' 2 X-' .-' .a n Q' lift' 1-f- 1 gi 'Z ii? ' li 4 .F 'i .. - .,,, W ANNE LEE ACTON President, French Club: Associate Business Manager, The President: Secretary, Activities Board: Lanier Literary Society: Dramatic Club: Assistant intramural Manager: Monogram Cluln: Math Club Senior: Math Club junior: Shake- spearean Literary Society. IVIAC CARTER ADAMS President, Student Council: Varsity Football, '4I, '4z: Tennis, '41, '43: Track, '41, 143: I-li-Y: Moncigram Club: Varsity Club: Activities Board. CTransferrecI from Danville: Va.J MARY ARMISTEAD AINSWORTH Make-up Editor, The Student: Treasurer, Quill and Scroll: Debating Team: Vice-President, Latin Club: Vice-President, Home Room: Lanier Literary Society: French Club: l-Iistory Club: Commence- ment speaker. GLORIA DELL ALLEN OLLIE JAMES AMON, JR. Boys' Quartet: Special Chorus.: lntramural Basketball Champion: Intramural Track: Boys Chorus: Senior Class Play. VVILLARD R. ASHE Lunch Room Assistant. RAYMOND ELMER BABB HAZEL MARRIE BARR Dramatic Club: History Club: Home Economics Club. LOIS NOVELLA BARRICK Business staff, The Sludenlg Lunch Room Assis- tant: Biology Clubg Diversihed Occupations Cluln. DORIS LOUISE BASI-IFORD Slmkcspcurcan Literary Society: Math Club .luniori Latin Cluln. EDWARD ALLEN BEAI-IM Senior Class Play. Cfransferrcd from Lynch- burg, Va.l EDITH FRANCES BENTON Typist, The Student: Deck Tennis Champion, '.1zg Girls' Monogram Clulm Shakespearcan Litcrary Society: Math Club juniori Latin Club, LOLA CURTIS BENTON Biology Clubg Math Clubjunior: History Clulag Girls' Chorus, IVIAURICE S. BLACKBURN, JR. C'l'ramsfci'rcd from Cantonsvillc, lVld.l GENEVIEVE CECELIA BLAKE News Editor, The Student: Secretary, I-Iistory Clubg Quill and Scrollg Reporter, Lanier Literary Society: Re ortcr, Latin Club: Pan-American Clubg French Clul:-3: Math Club Senior. RUTH ANN BOYD Drum lvlujorctte, lu: Leader, '4z: Ping Pong Champion, '40, lu: Shakespearean Clulng Math Club Junior: Girl Reserves. MARTHA HORTENSE BRADSHAVV Junior Retail Merclwants' Club, BETTY LOUISE BRETT Lunchroom Dircctorg Secretary, Student Coun- cil: Girls Chrous, mn mm a m sm ss ss ai mn mm H. mam m ,nam HENRY SHELTON BRIGHT, IR. JOSEPH WILLARD BRINKLEY Boys' Quartet, Special Chorus, Diversified Occupations Club, Captain, Stage Crew, Boys' Chorus, Intramural Basketball, Air Raid Warden. - MARY ELLEN BRINKMAN Pan-American Club. CTransferred from Mt. Vernon, N. YJ BROOKS H. BRITT President, Varsity Club, President, Ivionogram Club, Varsity Football, '40, '41, '41, Student Council, Varsity Track, '41. EDWARD HARRINGTON BROOKS, IR. ffransferred from Courtland, Va.J LOIS JEAN BROUGHTON Treasurer, Girls' Hi-Y, President, Math Club junior, Dramatic Club. MARJORIE CHRISTINA BROUGHTON House of Representatives, Lanier Literary Society, Diversined Occupations Club, .Shake- spearean Literary Society, Math Club Junior. SHIRLEY EUGENE BROWN WILLIAM GUY BUCK, JR. House of Representatives, Motion Picture Council. ELSON CARLYLE BUNCH Ivlotion Picture Council. ALBIN TRANT BUTT Track Team, Treasurer, Presidents' l-li-Y Cheer Leader: Motion Picture Council, Model Airl plane Club, Treasurer, Home Room. MARSHALL XVINGFIELD BUTT, JR. Hi-YQ French Club, Senior Class Play. STANFORD TROULINGER BYRD Assistant Operator, Motion Picture Council, Math Club junior: Intramural Basketball, Soft- ball, and Bowling, Vice-President, Home Room. CARROLL JOYCE CALLIS Editor-in-Chief, The President: Quill and Scroll: President, Latin Club, Vice-President, Lanier Literary Sociegg Vice-President, History Club, Reporter and irls' Sports Editor, The Student: Champion Bowling Team, .422 Reporter, Math Club Senior: Math Club junior, Shakespearean Literary Soeiet ' Orchestra Commencem t y. 2 ' , en speaker. WINONA FAY CHITTUM GEORGE HAROLD CLARK Sports Editor, The Presidunlf Assistant Sports Editor, The Sludenlg Reporter, Quill and Scroll, Motion Picture Council: Clee Club: Boys' Treas- urer, Freshman Classg Senior Class Play. MARY FRANCES CLAUD Associate Editor, Tlw Presidenl, Girls' Sextetg girls' Chorus, School Choirg Latin Club, History un. ROGER AUBREY COGGINS Football, junior Varsity, '39, Varsity '40, '41, '41, Basketball, junior Varsity '40, Varsity '41, '41, Co-Captain .431 Baseball, Varsity '41, '41, lug Tennis, '43, Monogram Club, Varsity Clubg l-li-Y, Senior Class Play. REBLE ELOISE CONN CTransl'errcd from McComas, W. Va.J MILDRED ARDELLE COPELAND lvlath Club. m new umm zz an ...H .se mr. as new sm we 5 in is um is as as mmm as - , s has W-ma-ings.-,im as-mi-f mira Em me me an Em ma m-is nm- if as i are n as if me new me is is in S -an is as m as ma we as . S3 as E F sk?- we ANNE ELIZABETH CRAGIN Typist, The Studenlg Shakespearean Literar SOCICIYQ Dramatic Clubg History Clubg IViat.h Clug Junior: Girl Reservesg Arc Clulng Lunch Room Assistant. JEANETTE. LOUISE CROSS Girls' Chorus: Special Chorus. CHARLES LAWRENCE CROWDERJR. Band, CHARLES EVANS CROYLE DOROTHY LOUISE DARDEN Lanier Literary Socieryg Math Club Juniorg Bowlingg Vollcy Ballg Tips LO Teens. WILLIAM VAN PATTEN DOWDING Presidents' Hi-YQ Math Club Seniorg Latin Clubg Intramural Basketball. EDWARD EARL DREW Captain, Varsw Basketball: Vice:-President, Monogram Clubg i-YQ Baseball. EVELYN MELODIE DUKE NANCY BRYAN DUNCAN President, Dramatic Club: President, Home Economics Clulrig Girls' Chorusg PanfArnerican Club: Girls' Hi-YQ Special Chorus. LUCY EMILY EASON A MARY HARRIET ELLENOR Typist, The Student: President, Home Room. MARY GLORIA FACENDA Secretary, Band: Home Economics Club: His- tory Clubg Dramatic Club: Girl Reserves: Typist, Tlw Student: Diversified Occupations Club: Senior Class Play. MAXINE LEAH FIVEL Typist, The Student: President, Home Room: Shakespearean Literary Society: Math Club junior: Girl Reserves. HARRY WAUGI-I FORE, JR. Director ol' Publicity: Chairman, House ol' Representatives: President, Boys' Chorus: Special griorus: Latin Club: History Club: Senior Class ay. ALBERT WEAVER FUTRELL QTransferred from Cradock, Va.J WILLIAM SPIVEY GENTRY Secretary. Hi-Y: Boys' Treasurer, junior Class: Secretary, Home Room: Home Room Marshall. HENRY AUBREY GILBERT Treasurer, Vocal Department.: Vice-President, Special Chorus: Treasurer, Boys' Chorus: Boys' Sumter: Motion Picture Council: Hi-Y: Senior lass Play. OTIS RUSH GLASGOVV CTransferred from Roanoke Rapids, N. CJ WISTA DE'NELL GODWIN President, junior Retailers Club: CTransferrecl from Smithfield, N. CJ MAXINE LEAH GOLD Girls' Chorus: Special Chorus: Girls' I-li-Y: Lanier Literary Society: Latin Club: Math Club Senior: History Club: Home Economics Club. FREDRICK KERMITT GORDON The Presidentp The Sludenl: Motion Picture Councilp Pan-American Clubg Lee Literary Society. MERTON DAVIS GREENE JOHN MACLEOD GUTHRIE Yaris? Football '41, lu.: Sergeant-at-Arms. Varsity lub: Treasurer, Monogram Clubg Math glubjuniorg Intramural Track: Hi-YQ Senior Class ay. EUCLID MURDEN HANBURY, JR. Dramatic Club: Glee Club: Woodrow Wilson Literary Societyg Lee Literary Society. WINTON ALBERT HARDISON, JR. Cheer Leaderg Secretary, Hi-YQ Dramatic Clubg Vice-President, Home Roomg Air Raid Warden. MAHOOD PORTER HARDY, JR. iTransferred from Churchlancl, Val ROBERT HOWELL HARPER CTransferred from Farmvillc, Va.J GRACE EVELYN HARRISON Typist, 'The Student: Lunch Room Assistantg Math Club Juniorg Latin Clubg Girl Reservesg Shakespearean Literary Society. CLYDE HOLLAND HAYES Associate Editor, The President: Assistant Fea- ture Editor, The Sfudenzg Vice-President, Quill and Scroll: Corresponding Secretary, Girls' Hi-YQ House of Reprcsentativesg Vice-President, History Club: Secretary, Math Club Senior: Latin Clubg Lanier Literary Society: Senior Class Paly. REUBEN McCOY HOBBS Intramural Sportsg Hi-Y. NANCY WILLIARD HODGES Special Chorus, History Clubg Lanier Literary Society, Latin Club. NOAH CURTIS HOFFLER Hi-Y. BETTY LOU HOOD Vice-President, junior Class: French Club, Lanier Literary Society, Senior Representative, Student Council. ANN MATILDA JOHNSON Quill and Scroll: Organizations Editor, The Prusizlenlg Reporter and Assistant Feature Editor, 'The Student: President, History Club, Vice-Presi- dent, Latin Club: Secretary-Treasurer, Lanier Literary Society: Treasurer. Math Club Senior, French Club, House of Rc resentativesg President, Home Roomg Intramural Slports. BETTY ANNA JOHNSON House of Representatives. MARY LOUISE JOHNSON Secretary, Shakespearean Literary Society, Math Club Junior: Pan-American Club. HUGH O'NEAL JONES, JR. Advertising Manager, The Prcsiclenlg Vice- Presiclent, Math Club, Quill and Scroll: Hi-YQ Pan- American Club, Commencement speaker. MILDRED LOUISE KEY Junior Retail Merchants' Club, Shakespearean Literary Society1 Math Club Junior. LESTER GLEN KI BLER Band: Pan-American Club, QTransferrcd from Craduck, Vaj DOROTHY RUTH KIRSCHNER Cheer Leader, Girls' Hi'Y1 Treasurer, Dramatic Club, Band: Home Economics'Clul:r. ix Y, A . - s xi si ,, X . -I , , is if ss : W . i 1, ,, :s . L ,qi I -A ig! sf ' 1 ,, ri-ati! i 2 .ff ., .... if W ' ms ,S S -l Z ill W E E .W if 2 3: I si?1EhEi,..- W if Y Fe ' .,.,... 13. Z' W H' :5:eE:-2::r522Z2iI gf 3 Kg 1 : free- ww mf - ,wt W Q. Effi- N 55551125 ,Q EE QM , 5' .::' Jw iw E vez: A . .,,-2 ' ,ff'A:l f -' i ,l 4.1-'5l'l..'. ..-.-. 22, l ff E ' E 'W . - we 2 2112 . etwif U 2 E A Wfsfefi E 2 ., it I 34 25 ix J my ,1- Y :-::-::::4- F: x had , ,,,. 5 i ll MARGERY KAHN LAND Proof Reader, The Student: Shakespearean Literary Societyg Dramatic Club: Mach Cluln juniorg Senior Class Play. IRVIN H. LAN KFORD President, Home Roomg Presidents' Hi-Yg Air- plane Club: Lunch Room Assistanrg Intramural Frack and Bowling, History Club. DORIS LANIER LASSITER Shakespearean Literary Society, Math Club. MILDRED LEE LASSITER Chorus. WILLIAM F. LAVVRENCE, JR. DORIS MAY LEE EMILY FRANCES LElTNER Feature Editor, 'The Student: Girls' Scxteti Quill and Scrollg Reporter, French Clubg Lanier Literary Society, Math Club Senior, Latin Club. LELAND ELSWORTH LEWVIS Assistant Art Editor, The Prexirlenl: Glee C ubg Boys' Chorus, CTranslcrreLl from Scranton, Pall BARBORIE JOY LINDAUER C'l'rz-insferrccl from Sperryville, Vaj LOIS F. MQGLOTHLIN lTransferrcd from Grundy, Va.J VVILLIAIVI IVIARLOVVE, JR. Latin Club, Lee Literary Society. HYACINTI-I LOUISE MARTIN Assistant Sports Editor, The President, Re- porter, Girls' Sports Editor, The Student: Manager. Girls' Intramural Sports: President. Girls' Mono- gram Club, House of Representatives: Math Club Junior: Shakespearean Literary Societyg Lanier Literary Society. WILLIAM GRINALDS MARTIN, JR. Basketball: Hi-Y: President, Monogram Club, Baseball, Football, Senior Class Play. CLAIRE EDGAR MASON Boys' Quartet, Boys' Chorus, Special Chorusg School Choirg Latin Club, Intramural Bowling, VIRGINIA MEYERSON Vice-President, Pan-American Club: Secretary, Pan-American Clubg Vice-President, Math Club Junior, Proof Reader and Reporter, Tliu Sludcnlg Quill and Scrollg Senior Class Play. VICTOR JOHN MILLER Dramatic Club, Math Club Seniorg Biology Club. CHARLES MINKIN Varsity Football, '39, '40, '41, .422 Track. DOROTHY MAE MOORE PEYTON HARRISON MOONEYHAM, JR. I-louse ol' Representativcsg Hi-YQ Math Club junior. HILDA PAULINE MOSS President and Secretary, Bandg Orchestra, Pan- Ameriean Clubg President, Home Room. . 27 ia Q wi is K. in E22 H Bai il, We . '25 sys ails E H ,- I it I ss EB E gr an H wg ff Qu-My ,W we-is glatggggg may sg il X E s S-' E W is S 1 E ra s is E H ,. 'S s F sm . N C ROBERT PRESCOTT NIEMEYER Dramatic Clubl Biology Club: CTransferred from Washington, D. CJ1 Senior Class Play. JOSEPH THOMAS NORRIS ROBERT WARD O'REILLY Hi-Yg Boys' Treasurer, Senior Class: Dramatic Clubj Bandg Math Club: Orchestrag History Club: Boys Chorusg Special Chorusg Intramural Track gnc? Basketball. QTransferred from Philadelphia, a. MEDA LEIGH OVERMAN Assistant Advertising Manager The President: Manager. Intramural Bowlingg 'Vice-President Math Club Seniorg Treasurer, shakeqpcaread Literary Society. MARVIN BARRON OVERTON Bandg Orchestra. BEVERLY MORGAN OWENS House of Representativesg Dramatic Cluhg French Club. THORBURN ABBITT PARKER President, District I'-li-YQ Hi-YQ Motion Picture Council. MARTHA LOVE PARRISH Diversified Occupations Club. PEGGY IRENE PERRY Assistant Organizations Editor, The President: Treasurcrf Dramatic Clubg President, Girls' Hi-YQ Lanier Literary Societyl Lunch Room Assistantg Diversified Occupations Club. KTransferrcd from North Little Rock, Arkjg Senior Class Play. RICHARD HOLT PETREY Hi-YQ Math Club Senior: Pan-American Clubg Biology Club: History Club. QTransferred from Washington, D, CJ I LOUISE POPE Director of Publicity: President, Math Club Seniorg Activities Boardp Art Editor, The President,- Senior Class Play. GLORIA ELIZABETH POYNER Cfransfcrrcd from Churchland, Va.J Senior Class Play. THOMAS ROWLAND PRIVETI' Hi-Y: Quill and Scrollg Assistant Circulation Manager, The President: Home Room Marshallg Intramural Badminton and Basketball. LOUISE ZELDA RAPOPORT President, Quill and Scroll: Debating Teamg Assistant Make-up Editor, The Student: Treasurer, French Clubg Lanier Literary Societyg Secretary, Latin Club: Secretary, History Clubg Commence- ment speaker. JAMES BRELAND RATLIFF lvlonogram Clubg Baseball: Varsity Football' 140. '41, '42- EDWARD HENRY REA, IR. NORMA VIRGINIA REEKSTIN Treasurer, Home Room: Dramatic Clulwg Shakespearean Literary Society: Math Club-luniorg Senior Class Play. HAROLD EDWARD REID I-li-Y. ESTHER BROOKE ROBERTSON Assistant Feature Editor, The Student: Lanier Literary Society: Latin Clubg History Clubp Pan- American Clubg Math Club junior: Math Club Seniorg Shakespearean Literary Societyg Senior Class Play. CLARENCE ACRA ROBINS, JR. Hi-Y. EE s E . H. saws GEORGE HERBERT ROSE Track. JESSE GLADSTONE ROSS CTransl'erred from Newport News. Va.l SHIRLEY IRENE ROSS CTransferrecl from Palotka, Floridaj PHYLLIS ROWE JEAN FRANCES SANDERS 1Transferrecl from Norfolk, Va.J ROSA LEE SANDERSON Vollcy Ball. HURLEY FRANK SAUNDERS Vice-President, Senior Class: Prcsidcm, Hi-Y Manager, Basketball '43g Treasurer, Home Room ELSIE MAE SHACKELFORD ALLAN RHINEHART SHARP House of Rcpresqntatives: junior Vargsit Basketball and Football '41 :Varsity Basketball 4? CTransfcrred from Butler, Ky.J MILDRED LUCILLE SIMMONS GEORGIA MARGARET SMTH Home Economics Club. SELlVlA LOUISE SMITH Girls' Chorus: lvlath Club Senior: Lanier LiLcrary Sociclyg History Clubg Special Chorus. CTranslcrrcd lrom Statesville, N. CJ ELSIE MAY SNYDER MABEL JOYCE SPEIGHT Girls' Chorus: Vice-President, Home Economics Clubq Dramatic Clubg School Choir. GILBERT JAMES SPOOR K'l'ransfcrrc:l from Charlotte, N. CJ EMILY FRANCES SPRUILL Quill and Scrollg Exchange Editor, The Sludcnlq Lanier Literary Socictyg French Cluhg Math Club Scniorg Latin Club. AUDREY LOUISE STEPHENSON 4 Band and Orchcstrag Dramatic Cluhg Girl Reserves, MARGARET LEIGH STEPHENSON Secretary, Girls' Hi-YQ Diversihed Occupations Clubg Shakespearean Literary Socictyg Math Club Juniorg Dramatic Club. MARY SUE STOREY Secretary, Orchestra: Girls' Chorusg President, Special Chorus. THOMAS ANDREW STORY The Sfudcnl: Dramatic Club: Pan-American Clubg Senior Class Play. ms swim wa a is amass mam .asm rs na-I ms W ss,-.ss aa an an as an JEAN PUTHUFF SYKES Business Manager, 'The President: President, Shakespearean Literary Society: President, Home Room: Dramatic Club: Quill and Scroll: The Slur1'enl: Lanier Literary Society: Ivlath Club Senior: Senior Class Play, MARGARET KATHERINE TAYLOR Dramatic Club. IVIARY BELLE TAYLOR Reporter, The Sludentg History Club: Lakin Club: Lanier Literary Society: Home Econornjcs Club: Math Club. NIIRIAIVI ANNETTE TAYLOR Reporter, The Student: Latin Club. AUDREY CHRISTINE THOMPSON Treasurer, Girls' Nlonogram Club: Shake- spearean Literary Society: Lanier Literary Society: Math Club Junior, FREDERICK B. TUBES I-li-Y: French Club. Cfransferred, from Great Bridge, Val I-IARRIET BRIGHT TYLER Secretary, French Club: 'Lanier literary Society. fl ransfcrrecl from Annapolis, Mtlj GRACIE LEE VAN DYCK Photographer, The President Manager. Softball '43: Vice-President, Home Room: Latin Club: Lanier Literary Society: Dramatic Club: ivlath Club Senior: Math Clubjuninr: Intramural Sports: History Club: Shakespearean Literary Society, BETTY JEAN VAUGHAN Typist, The Presideril: President, Home Room: House of Representatives: Shakespearean Literary Society: Math Club junior. BETTY WAHNETA VICK I-lonorary Music Society: Orchestra: Dramatic glub: Pan-American Club: Diversified Occupations 'lub. MILDRED FRANCES WALLACE Orcbestrag Band: Special Senior Cl'iorus3 Girl Reservesg History Club, Home Economics Club. HELEN LOUISE VVALLIS Dramatic Clubg Pan-American Club. MARTHA FRANCES WARD Typist, The President: Manager, Tennis '41, Latin Clubg Lanier Literary Societyg Pan-American Club: Secretary, Girls' Monogram Clubg Math Club Senior: Math Club junior: History Club, Shakespearean Literary Society, Intramural Sports. NIRV ANA WARD Art Editor, The Student: Assistant Art Eclitor, The President, '41, Pan-American Clubg Shake- spearean Literary Society, Art Club, GEORGE WILSON WATTS Band: Glee Clubg Treasurer, Class 14195: Senior Class Play. MARY GWENDOLYN WEBB Vice-President, Girls' Hi-YQ Treasurer, History Club, Treasurer, Biology Club. VIRGINIA CANDLER WHALEY Cheer Leaderg Special Chorusg Girls' I-li-Y: Dramatic Club: President, Horne Roomg French Clubg Shakespearean Literary Societyg Matlw Club Juniorg Girls' Chorus. ANNA LAETITIA WHITE Editor-in-Chiel', 'The Sludent: President, Lanier Literary Societyg Secretary, Quill and Scrollg Ac- tivities Board: Treasurer, Latin Club, I-louse ol' Represcntativesg Shakespearean Literary Society: Commencement speaker. GEORGE D. VVHITE Treasurer, D. C. T. Club. MARGRETT EUGENIA WHITE Girls' 1-li-Y. ,,- VANDA JEANETTE WHITE STEPHEN LOUIS WHITEHEAD, JR. INA LOVE WIGGINS Assistant News Editor, The .Sludcnlg Lanier Literary Societyg French Clubg Nlath Club Senior, History Clubg Latin Club. GEORGE EUGENE WILLIAMS, JR. President. Senior Classg Vice-President and Treasurer, Hi-Yg Cheer Leader: Activities Boardg Captain, Tennis: Varsity Basketball. GEORGE MORGAN WOMBLE Circulation Manager, The Prcsidenlq Quill and Scrollg President, Presidents' Hi-YL Math Club Scniorp House of Representatives: Intramural Sports, Senior Class Play. fTransfcrrc:l from Greensboro, N. CJ DORIS JANE WORD RICHARD MARTIN EDWARDS CTransferrcd from Lancaster, Ohio.J JOHN BOWEN HILL l-Iousc of Reprise:-itativcs: Tennis Team: Presi- dent, Senior Class, Freasurer, Boys' I-li-Yg Presi- dent, Home Roomg President, Pan-American Club, Activities Board, ROBERT STANLEY NEWSOME Hi-Y: Pan-American Club, Treasurer, Quill and Scrollg Dramatic Clubg Boys' Chorus: Assistant News Editor, The Student: Senior Clas s Play. RAY BRITT HOUGHTON Retailing Club: Boys' Chorus. MARJORIE MARIE WRIGHT BASIL o. YOST, -IR. N President, Junior Class: Secretary, lvlonogram Clubg Varsity Basketball, .4l, '41, 153: Hi-Y. THELMA CARTI-IENE YOUNG SARETA MIRVIS Math Club Seniorg Lunch Room Assistant: Chairman Program Committee, Shakespearean Literary Societyg Student Stall, Dramatic Club, Senior Class Play. DOUGLAS VVINFORD COBB Night School. DONALD L. BLACK Night School. FAY BYRNE Night School, Orchestra. JEFFERSON OVVRN HUDGINS Night School. ANDREW BOYDSTON JOHNSON, JR. Night: School. RUTH INEZ WILLIAMS President, Home Room: Ivlath Clulng Biology Club: Basketball Team: Captain, Bowling 'l'ean1, '4zg Night School, LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT ! K As attorney and counsellor for the Senior Class of 1943, Wfoodrow VVilson High School, I hereby draw up the Last WVill and Testament of the aforesaid client. The aforesaid client, having miraculously regained his senses, momentarily, after a four-year lapse into unconsciousness, and feeling his last wheeze coming, does in the presence of these unquestionably bright CPD witnesses, leave to-wit: l7IRs'r: SECOND : THIRD! FOU mn: FIFTH : SIXTH.: SEVENTH : E101-1'rH : NINTH : T ENTH : E1,EvEN'rH :- Twrz LFTH : THIRTEENTH: FoUR'rEEN'rH: FIPTHTEENTH: To Mr. Sweeney-Our thanks for signing our diplomas, and the hope that In the. near future he'll find a class that will pay 'Uten-shun! to his orders, we'll never forget him! To Mr. Mapp-the wish that he'll have many more happy and successful years at VV1lson, and won't have to serve on any more ration boards. To Miss Augusta Porter-Qur love and the supreme honor of having been adviser to '43 for the past three years, also a mega- phone, so she can be heard at future class meetings. To Misses James and Sally Macon Porter-Our thanks for making our Annual a success, and some Vitalis for restoring the hair pulled out over the aforesaid Annual. To Miss Devilbiss-A lie-detector to use on applicants for Sick Excuses, also, an iron-bound book of Shakespeare's works in invisible ink. To Miss Butt-Our ration books, so there won't have to be any meatless meat sandwiches sold in the Cafeteria, also, a nickel for that time we unclerpaid her. To Miss Rodes-A large package of clothes-pins, to be dis- tributed during those Qcensoredj sulfur experiments. To Miss BrenteA bottle of Listerine gargle to aid would-be Boyers and Helen Brents to pronounce the French Rf To Mrs. Fontaine-Some Vicks Vapor-Rub for times when she loses her voice on dim-w1ts l1ke us. To the Juniors-A tube of Ipana, for the smile of beauty we displayed in our Annual pictures, and better luck on their linal essays. To the Sophomores-The thrill of being an upper-classman, and the hope that outsiders will be allowed at their Junior- Senior. To the Freshmen-Three more longl years of study GD, andthe cash box containing money collected from them for auditorium seats. To Mr. Jones-The hope that he won't have to shout Take those paper cups out of here so often in the future. To WVoodrow Wilson High School-Plans for sky-lights in the back halls, our left-behind articles of clothing, etc., and the assurance that we'll never forget it. 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' V' , x S N3 i,fMKwf W V Q, S E Q ix 2 N, Q + I V , is x V eg Ve I I f, 5 X L 1 K ' ' ' 3,2 Q 'bk ,S wf 'Ngkw , - .Vw Y Q y D' A :V J W -V L - ', ' 'E .5 .705 Serzlnf: Raymond VVright, I-fi Repzvsmlaliveg Ann Dempsey, I-B Rcprefentativeg Betty Brett, Lzmfh- roorn Direrforg Harry Fore, Direclor of Pzzblicilyg Margaret Elsasser, Director of Pubfif Serviceg June l..OCl16l1OLllf, Reprexenlfzlive from yltiiilli' Clzzrs. ' Q .S'trz21di71g.' Mr. Beck, Afduixerg Joyce Stevenson, Yiypislg Miss Devilbiss, dduiserg Mac Adams, President of SIIIIIENI BDIAYQ Betty Lou l-lood, Iel,':IJ7'6'J'E7lfllliUEf7'07l1 Senior Clfzxsg Miss Moore, Adviserg Milton Fivel, 2-fl Reprexenlzzlive. tudent Council l l The Student Council, elected by the student body, is organized to better the conditions that exist in the school and to try to make school life more attractive. The outstanding work of the year of the Student Council consists of the establishment of an Honor Court to weigh and consider cases of violation of purposes for which Woodrow VVilson stands, the successful operation of the book exchange for the students, the Continued efforts to obtain, by interviews with members of the School Board, permission to invite outsiders to school dances, and the efforts made to improve conditions in a congested cafeteria. Scaled: Betty 'Jean Vaughan, Patsy Murphy, Marjorie Cross, June Lyons, Audrey LeDoyen, Lou Acton, Evelyn Lynnes, Eunice Levin, Jean Hawley, Wiiiifred McAlpine, Edna Wate1's, Iris Quillan, Lula Belle Balis, Lolita Diaz, Geraldine Neathery, Betty Ann Farmer. Smnding: Donald Polatty, Samuel Stiles, Beverly Owens, George VVomble, Edward Earl Hudgins, Brian McGlynn, Clarence Robins, Alastair Guthrie, Fred Tubbs, LaVern Peck, Garland Drake, Willie Cochran, Harry Fore, Thomas Wlhite, Miss Devilbiss Cflzivixerj, Edward Howell. PIARRY Fone ....... . . .S psalm' Emvfmu HUDGINS . , . .... Clerk House of Representatives The House of Representatives has been an active element in our school for two years. It was first formed in 1941, as a means of direct contact between the Student Council and the Student Body. One member is elected from each registration to meet with one another, and discuss problems of the school, and to influence the council and the faculty in decisions concerning student welfare. ln 1941, the House of Representatives revised the Wilson constitution. This year it has launched a clean-up campaign, it has developed a system of safety patrol, and it has played an active part in other school activities. Members assisted in poll tax collection. YE ANNA WHITE ISABEI. MINOHEW GENEVIEVE BLAKE EMILY LEITN ER ADOLRHUS MORGAN CARROLL CALLIS MARY AINSWORTH NIRVANA WARD FRANCES SPRUILL JAMES VIOK VIRGINIA MEYERSON INA LOVE WIGGINS NANCY NEVILLE ALEX SILRERSTEIN JACKIE SKEPPSTROM VVINIFRED MOALRINE HELEN LAWRENCE JEAN SYKES NORMAN PETOCK Student Staff l l EDITORIAL STAFF ANN JOHNSON VILMA TAYLOR BROOKE ROBEl!'FSON CLYDE HAYES PI-IYLLIS ERRERSON HAIIOLD CLARK DAVID LINDAUER CHARLES BRIGGS BILLY NIELIEYEIK LOUISE RAPOl'OR'l' MARGARET SYKES CARROLL NORMAN JOHN SHADONIX BUSINES MARION COGEN MARVIN CREDLE THOMAS STORY CAROLYN GRIMES MAIIIANNE LAWRENCE SUSAN KNEEEURG MONROE NASH MARGERY LAND SHIRLEY GOODMAN DON KILGORE PEGGY SCHER JUNE LASSITER RUSSELL CHERRY JUNE LOCHENOUR EVELYN ROESEN BARBARA HOGGARD ELAINE HOLDER MILDRED IQICKETSON MARJORIE KING S STAFF WILLIAM BUNTING EDWARD HOWELL JACK FARFEI. FRED GORDON EUNICE LEVIN MARY MASON ADVISERS ROBIN HAXVI.EY' RUBY MAE JONES LIIOEE PA'I l'ERSON L0l.I'FA GIRIMSLEX' JEANNE SPIERS JAMES HOOKER MARY BELLE TAYLOR R11'A JACOBSON MAXINE FIVEL ' MARY ELLENOR EDITH BENTON GILACE HARRISON ANNE CRAGIN LOIS BARRIOK SARETA MIRVIS ANNETTE MOORE HOl'E DUKE JERRY WEINEERG BETTY LOU WILD MISS CLYDE V. WHITE, Literary EDGAR C. HICK1SCH,!BllJiU6JJ T he Student's Best For The Students Edilar BuJine.v.r zlfmvager ANNA WH1'r1z .ALEX SxLBERs'rE1N Student Staff-Cafzzfzvzued l l Ll'l'ERARY STAFF HEADS ANNA VVHITE ....A . , .... Edilw'-in-Chity' CARROLL CALLIS ..... .... G iris' Sports Efiizm ISABEL MINCHIEXX' ,,., .... .f issocizztc Edilm' IVIARY ArNswoR'rH ..... . , .fllake-up Edilor GENEVIEVE BLAKE ..... ........ 1 Vow: Edilar NIRVANA WARD ..,... ....... A rl Edilm EMILY LE1'rNE11 ................. Feature Edilw' FRANCES Sv1:u1Ll ,.,. .... E .whange Edilm ADCJl.l l-IUS MOILGAN .,..,.... Boys, Spanx Editor JAMES VICK ....,.., ..,.. P Izolagrzzplmr BUSINESS STAFF l'1AR0l,D PAGLIARO fFallj ..... Bwimnr: Illrzzmger JACKIE SKEl'I'S'I'llOM ....... f1!I1U6'7'li5fl1g Mazmger ALEX SILBERSTEIN CSpringJ ................ . .......... Business fl4!l7I!lg67' VV1N1rlusD MCAl.l'INE, HELEN LAXVRENCE ..... . , . .Cirrzzlfzlion Jlflanfzgers The Smdcnt seeks: To To To To inform and entertain the students. furnish valuable citizenship and scllolarsliip training. publicize the school activities. serve as an historical record of school events. Honors conferred on The Student last year: First Class Honor Rating-National Scholastic Press Association. First Place Award-Columbia Scholastic Press Association. International First Place Award-Quill and Scroll. Fi1'JlV3iE2g Anna White, Louise Rapoport, Ma1'y Ainsworth, Mary Mason, Clyde Hayes, Miss Clyde e. Sc'f0l1117'0'w.' Phyllis Epperson, Nancy Neville, Adolphus Morgan. ' Third row: Virginia Meyerson, Ann Johnson, Carroll Callis. Fourth TOR!! Winifred McAlpine, Genevieve Blake, Rowland Privett. FQ'lf1!7'0w.' Bob Newsome, Helen Lawrence, Mrs. Fontaine, Isabel Minchew, Jackie Skeppstrom, ,lean Sykes, Harold Clark, Hugh Jones, George Womhle. No! frreseazf: Emily Leitner. Quill and Scroll l 1 OFFICERS LOUI se RA PO PORT ........ . Pre.fin'ent CLYDE Ho LLAND HAYES . , , Vipf-IJn-.videnz AN NA WH11' iz . ....... .... ' Sm'em1y MA nv A1 N S wo RTH ..... ....... T rczuzzrer MA RY MASON ..... . . .,... IJll7'li!l771E77l!I7'i!l71 HA R0 LD CLA RK ......... ....... R :porter Mas. Louise N. FoN'rA1NE . . . Family .fidviser Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society for high school journalists. It was founded at the University of Iowa in 1926. Membership requires that the student be scholastically in the upper third of his high school class and must have done distinctive work in some phase of high school journalism. The society's aim is to serve the best interests of the community through the promotion of creative writing in journalistic work, stressing honesty, truthfulness, and loyalty to the highest ideals. First row: Charles Croyle, Clyde Hayes, Louise Pope, Meda Overman, Miss James. I Sc'f01m'r0w.' Ann Johnson, Carroll Callis, Gracie Lee VanDyck, Shirley Fay Goodman, Leatrice Levin, Marcia Brewer. Third raw: Emily Leitner, Frances Spruill, Ina Love Wiggins, Louise Smith, June Lassiter, Charlotte Smith, Ann Marie Thomas. Fourth row: Nlartha Frances Ward, Winifred McAlpi11e, Phyllis Epperson, Isabel Minchew, Polly Blackburn, Brooke Robertson, Anne Acton, Betty Jane Hathaway, Mary Claire Jones. Fifth row: George Womble, Bill Dowding, Frank Hill, Robert O'Reilly, Robert Hewitt, Bobby Morton, Herbert Bangel, Albin Butt, Adolphus Morgan. Sixfh row: Sidney Aron, Stanley Mervis, Jack Guthrie, Hugh Jones, Victor Miller, Gilbert Warcl, Stanley Busby. Mathematics Club Senior Lakin! OFFICERS Louise Pore . . ........ . . . Prerin'en! MEDA OVERMAN , ...... . Vice-Presiderzl CLYDE HOI,1.AND HAYES .... .............. S ccretmy CHARLES Cl1ox'1.15 ......... .........,...... T rezzsurer JEAN Sviuzs, ANN JOHNSON . . . . Co-Chairmen af Progmnz Commizlcc Cannon. CA1.r.1s ...... . ,............... Reparler The Mathematics Club Senior has existed as a Club for many years. It was organized under the advisorship ofM1'. R. H. Walker, who, at that time, was head of the Matheinatics Department of Woodrow WVilson High School. The purpose of the club is to foster enthusiastic interest in mathematics especially among those pupils who have a natural leaning toward the subject as evidenced by election of the higher courses in mathematics. The club has for its aim not only supplementing that information gained in classroom instruction, but also introducing the young would-be mathematician to the parlor tricks of mathematics, so to speak-the game and puzzle side of mathematics. Sometimes a mathematics play is presented as the program of the meeting. In December the club gave a play for the Activities Association members of the student body, having as its theme a mock faculty meeting. The play was written by the club president, Louise Pope. The club this year is studying the needs of the Mathematics Department of the high school with the idea in view of leaving as a gift at the end of the year some tangible evidence of its interest in the progress of mathematics. JACK GUTHRIE BASIL YOST DICK BRI'r'r HARRX' CORNNVELL CHARLES FLEMING GEORGE JEREME BROOKS BRI'rr AUEREY COGGINS MAC ADAMS XNILLIAM COCHILAN JESSE GRIMES IAMES RA'I'l.I1'F BILL MARTIN EARL RAI-LIrr COACH ISRAEL AUBILEY SWEET ED DREW CoAcII WILD 7 Boys Monogram Club l 1 OFFICERS BILL lVIAR'l'IN ..,.. l. . . Pnnrident ED DILEWV ........ . Vice-President AUBREY SWEET ......... ..... S ecrclmlv Cozxcn E. A. WILD, COACH A. G. ISRAEL . .... flzivisers The purpose of the Monogram Club is to provide some form of amusement for the boys who have earned Varsity monograms. It tries to hold these boys together and keep them interested in the functions of the school. The main qualifications for membership are that a boy must have earned a varsity monogram in some major varsity sport and he must be voted in by the members of the club. The club has given quite a few skating parties which have proved a great success. The Boys' Monogram Club has helped to establish Co-ed Sports Days in the gym for the students. The members of the club participated in the Gridiron Folliesl' as perfomrers, stage hands, and ushers. si H is 2 H an - s f is ss we -I as Y-5A SW: gm-s an 1.5. s E ,wa a is 's s 1: s s s s s as mmm s m -, s me im Mm tw As mafia ess is s . mf'?v'F me m T H450 U.. , H gig? miss E MW. - -me Ax-sees A .. .. -s s ,:. H., sam ...- .--. s. ss .:.: .5 s ss ss, mx sas mid xsane Qs E C48 sa H S E g H H M ...iz .:.:.:. is N W ..1.:.: .:L.:.: .v NIH W s me agxxugxilk . Iss If ms w s. M we ss .M 1-43? s. , . ms lm! . time 'as is es s ses swim I ss gig, yas., mass an H H ss s sf s Signs, ss ss ss semi. egg ss Mm.. swsEW.Q.gs.gagasI'ss sw ses as First raw: Hyacinth Martin, Lolita Grimsley, Edith Benton. Serondrow: Eunice Levin, Frances VVard, Christine Thompson, Lois Staples. Third row: Christine Frier, Alida Codd, Carolyn Grimes, Miss Ruth White, Marion Cogen, Betty Blanks, Norma Rutter. Girls' Monogram Club l l OFFICERS HX'ACIN'FH MARTIN . . President LOLITA GRIMSLEY . . . . Vife-Presizient MARTHA FRANCES WARD . . ..., Secretmy CHRISTINE THOMPSON . . . . Trerlmrer Mlss RUTH WHITE . . A'n'vi:er The club is composed of girls who have won varsity W's according to our standard point system and of those who have qualified as oFlicials for intramural games. The purpose of the club is two-fold: First, to encourage girls' athletics at Woodrow Wilson High Schoolg second, to provide officials for the intramural games of the intramural sports program. A new feature sponsored by the Girls' Moxiogram Club and the Boys' Monogram Club this spring was the inauguration of Co-ed Sports Days. The gym was open one day a week for freshmen and sophomores and one day a week for juniors and seniors. All students were invited to come to the gym to play table tennis, badminton, deck tennis, and volley ball. xl has is s x -are -sw is an-. :I- is is R are ii is ii -Sm ,. .s -is ass- is me na is is m is is s is is gg 5 sa - e id eLA.,g1i..a. P is s is e Firxf raw: Carroll Callis, Anna White, Ann Johnson. Serond row: l.Waxine Gold, June Lochenour, Frances Kelly, June Lassiter, Louise Smith. Third raw: Marthzi Frances Ward, Leatrice Levin, Shirley Fay Goodman, Betty Lou Hood, Betty Jane Hathaway, Clyde Hayes, Isabel Minchew. Fourth row: Mary Ainsworth, Mary Mason, Louise Rapoport, Lorraine Eason, Phyllis Epperson, jackie Skeppstrom, Evelyn Armstrong, Helen Lawrence. FHM 7'0'ZU.' Ruth Cotton, Ina Love VViggins, Frances Spruill, Emily Leitner, Charlotte Parrish, Brooke Robertson, Gracie Lee VanDyck, Polly Blackburn. Lanier Literary Society , l OFFICERS ANNA XNHITE . . .,.... . . President CARROLL CA1.1.Is ..... ....... V iresPreridem' ANN JOHNSON . . . S6tTBlIl7lY-717'EIl.Ylt7'c77' Genevieve BLAKE .... .......... R eparler Miss HELEN HAIN1:s . . Adviser' The Lanier Literary Society is the oldest literary society in the school and the oldest, except the Athletic Association, of any student organization in the school. It was organized in 1911 for purely cultural purposes-to give its members the inspiration gained from the study of great writersg to create a love for high idealsg to train its members in public speaking and debating. The society enters debaters, speakers, readers, and spellers in the inter-scholastic contests sponsored by the Virginia High School Literary and Athletic League. In May the Lanier Literary Society holds its annual banquet to bid farewell to the old officers and graduating members and to welcome the new oflicers into the society. Fira! raw: Sally Oast, Audrey Oast, Beverly Williams, Vivian Stephenson. Second row: Virginia Hewitt, Joyce Roberts, Ann Carhart, Freda Mae Cain, Nancy Smith, Patsy Richardson. Third row: Doris Walker, Elaine Holder, Barbara Sears, June Lyon, Lillian Gunn, Susan Kneeburg, Marianne Lawrence. Fourtlz row: Miss Grirhth, Shirley Wilson, Barbara Ann Ketchum, Barbara Hoggard, Clara Hillard, Gerry Rawls, Hope Duke, Carolyn Abbott, Helen Packett. Shakespearean Literary Society l K OFFICERS AUDllEX'OAS'F . . ....., . . . Prcrideni SALLY OAST . . . Vice-President BEVERLY W1I.I.IAMs . . . ..... . . Secrelzzzy NANCY SMITH ...... . . . Trcarzzrer VIVIAN S'r12PHaNsoN . . . . . Rejmrler Miss VIRGINIA GIurIPI'rH . . . . flrivircr The Shakespearean Literary Society was organized in 1919. Elizabeth Jack was the first president. The objectives of the club are: First: To encourage a spirit of comradeship among the First and second year girls. Second: To develop public reading, speaking and debating. Third- To render public service in any possible way. - Our achievements for this year were represented by two girls, Elaine Holder and Doris ifvalker, who went out for Public Reading. We contrubited our annual program on Virginia Day on May 12, 1943. i First row: Barbara Sears, Cassia Chovitz, June Newcomb, Rita Holzsweig. SL'L'071d7'0'ZU.' Betty Mims, Lillian Gooding, Ro Jean Hand, Thelma Likens, Rosalie Schlitz. Third row: Miss Ruth Tomlinson, Annie Holton, Nathalia Bond, Ma1'y Cloninger, Betty Ann Glover, Evelyn Robertson, Mary Frances Vann. Fourth raw: Ann Hosch, Carolyn Abbott, Jamie Sterling, Gerry Rawls, Lula Belle Bails, Audrey Doxey, Audrey Goldspinner. FHM row: Talmadge Fennel, Betty Schwartz, Jacqueline Jaffe, Jeanette Williams, Sandra Foreman, Annie Laurie Bryan, Juanita Dickerson, Billy Armstrong. Lee Literary Society l 1 OFFICERS JUNE Newcoivuz . . ........ . . Preridenl CLA1 RE SATISKY ....,..... ...... V ire-Prexidezvl RITA H0l.ZSXVIEG . . . . Secrelrzry BARBARA ANN SEARS . . . . Reporter Cassm Cnovrrz ...... . . . Trmrurer Mlss RUTH 'I'oM1.1NsoN . . . . .fla'ui.rcr The Lee Literary Society, a newly formed club for freshmen and sophomores, has done excellent work in giving its members a clearer understanding of literature. An interesting program on the life of General Robert E. Lee was presented to the student body and was enjoyed very much. 3 Programs given at the meetings of the society review the lives of famous literary men, such as Longfellow and Shakespeare. Fira! 7'0T21! Carroll Callis, Ann Johnson, Gwen VVebb, Miss Williams. Second row: June Lochenour, Frances Kelly, June Lassiter, Barbara Sears, Martha Frances VX ard. I Third 7'0'LUf Eunice Levin, .lean Holland, Clyde Hayes, lna WViggins, Louise Smith, Rita Holzsweig. Fourlh raw: Claire Satisky, Evelyn Rosen, Norman Petock, Peggy Scher, Gloria Facenda, Mildred Wallace, Cassia Chovitz. FHM row: Sidney Aron, Stanley Mervis, Milton Fivel, Isabel Minchew, Polly Blackburn, Brooke Robertson, Marion Cogen, Jerry VVeinberg. History Club ll! OFFICERS ANN JOHNSON . . ...... . President CARROLL. CA1.l.Is . . . Fire-Pre.vide11t Gimizvisvs BLAKE . . . ...... .Swrelzzzlv GWEN VVEBB .....,.. . . . Trezuzzrer Miss Lois T. W1r.x.mMs . . flrlvixcr The History Club, this year, decided to devote its efforts to encouraging its members to partici- pate in various war activities. At each meeting, the members answered the roll call by reporting their war work, which included buying war stamps and bonds, collecting tin cans and metal, doing Red Cross work, and enrolling in various war courses. One outstanding program this year featured Miss Mar- garet Miller, author of a pamphlet, I Pledge Allegiance, who related the history and meaning of the Pledge d5Allegiance to the Flag. Other programs were based on Washington's and Lee's birthdays and the history ofthe Flag. On February 22, George Washington's birthday, a movie was presented in the auditorium by the History Club. Dramatic Club l I OFFICERS NANCX' DUNCAN . ....., . Prerideiil LOUISE POPE .... . Vice-P1-esiderztl PHYLLTS EPI-EitsoN ..... ........ I Yer:-cfaiy DoIzo'rHY KIRSCHNER . . Trerzmrer COMMITTEE OF ADVISERS Miss MAJORIE Cobb, Chairman Miss AUDREY VINCENT Miss GEOIIGTANA VVOODHOUSE Miss CATHERINE COSTELLO Miss COIQINNE CARSON The aims ofthe Dramatic Club are to develop poise through acting, to provide entertainment, and to participate in the war eiiort by giving productions for the mass meeting during Education Week and for service men at the U. S. O. Club. Three outstanding plays have been given during the year. The fall production, An American ls Born, was enjoyed very much by the students, as well as by the Service men to whom it was pre- sented. The November presentation, Youth and Uncle Sam, given at the Education Week Mass meeting, was considered the most impressive play given at Wilson in many years. Spring Fever, the spring production, was most successful financially and was very enthusiastically received by a record audience. Fin! row: Franklyn Hill, Brian McGlynn, Euclid Hanbury, Robert O'Reilly, Fred Tubbs, June Loch- enour, Evelyn Cutchins, Gertrude DeGraw, Robert Neimeyer, Louise Pope, Nancy Duncan, Dorothy Kirchner, Ollie Amon, Anne Acton, Gracie Lee VanDyck, Peggy Perry, Sareta Mervis. S6'L'0?1!117'0ZUi Leatrice Levin, Helen Wallis, Genevieve Seebo, Robert Newsome, Miss Ma1'joI'ie Codd, Miss Corinne Carson, Miss Georgiana Woodhouse, Henry Gilbert, Mabel Speight, Virginia Whaley, Nlargaret Elsasser, Lou Acton, Marcia Brewer, Jane Short, Shirley Londeree. Third row: Virginia Miller, Laura Anne Rawls, Lucee Patterson, Jackie Skeppstrom, Marianne Lawrence, Evelyn Armstrong, ,lean Holland, Billy Niemeyer, Victor Miller, Shirley Fay Goodman, Claire Satisky, Mildred Ricketson, Marjorie King, June Lyon, Audrey Twilley. Fourth row: Phyllis Epperson, Robin Hawley, Jean Broughton, Susan Kneeburg, Josephine Cooke, VVinton Hardison, Bill Hux, Blanche Borum, Audrey Bradford, Barbara Sears, Marjorie Bradley, Ann Shackleford, Hazel Barr, Charlotte Parrish, Katherine Taylor. FHM row: Mildred McKay, Juanita Lipscomb, Grace Peek, Frances Driver, Eugene VVilliams, Mary Mason, June Wilson, Billie Parker, Tommy Kirk, Edward Howell, Elaine Holder, Doris VValker, Martha Simmons, .lean Sipfle, Betty Livingston. Sixlh row: Ann Buchanan, Shirley Johnson, jackie Friedlin, Thomas Story, Fenton Martin, Ray Schools, Stanley Busby, Leslie Derby, Braxton Vinson, Bobby Parker, Lolita Grimsley, Susan Hill, Margaret Nelson, Jerry Neathery, Betty VV1ld, Frances Potts. AAA, ,. Q: :., , . , A 2 jj Qf. . -'1,g .n: :,A. . A2.h2 :::, W ... .A4: ..A .::1.. - .:: ... . A , I . . PAN-AMERI CAN CLUB Club Pa11fAmerica11o . l K JUNTA DIRECTIVA JOI-IN HILL CFirst Terml .... ....... .... ....,,.. P r e :idents JAMES HOOKER CSecond Termb . . .......... Presidente VIRGINIA MEYERSON . . . . Vice-Presidente NORMA Rurrna, FRANKLYN HILL . . ......... Temrero: SISNORITA KATI-IARINE B. WOODWARD . . . Connjera The Pan-American Club seeks to promote Inter-American understanding, interest, and accurate knowledge ofthe nations of the Americas. To realize this end, the club holds a meeting each month to study and comprehend the specific program prepared by the National Program Committee, which this year dealt with The Pan-American Highway and its effect upon the countries through which it passes, both individually and reciprocally. In order to add two more flags to the club's Award of Merit by the Pan-American League, two of its projects for this year have been the purchase of four interesting books, representing the life and literature of the United States, to be sent to a high school in one of the countries of South America, and the correspondence with Latin American students. On April 14, Pan-American Day, a program was given in the auditorium observing the occasion. Firrl row: Richard Robertson, Lee Lively Chonoraryj, Franklyn Hill, James Hooker, Norma Rutter, Virginia Meyerson, Martha Frances YVard, Adolphus Morgan. Second row: Helen Kitchens, Nancy Duncan, Grace Peek, Betty Jane Hathaway, Blanche Borum, Mary Lou Johnson, Betty Early, Sandra Foreman, Brooke Robertson, Anne Marie Thomas. Third row: Miss Katherine Woodward, June Lassiter, Jean Dalton, Zona Yowell, Edna Waters, Betty Wild, Betty Ann Farmer, Shirley Fay Goodman, Pauline Moss, Charlotte Morrow, Lolita Diaz, Mary Ellen Brinkley. Fourlh row: Sidney Aron, Mary Jo VVhite, Mildred Ricketson, June Lyon, Robin Hawley, Frances Murden, Marie Morris, Milton Fivel, Bentley Weinstein, Charlotte Smith, Helen Wallis, Lolita Grimsley, MRXll1C Dubois. FHM row: Roland Blow, Herbert Pope, Stanley Cohen, Gilbert Ward, Thomas Story, Robert Coleman, Jack Farfel, Robert Barrow, Hugh Jones, Jackie Skeppstrom, Evelyn Armstrong, Mildred McKay, Kathleen Newsome, Edward Earl Hudgins. Sixlh row: Thomas Shea, Wendell DeMaskey, Robert Benson, Ross Musick, Bob Parker, Merton Greene, Norman Schikevitz, Herbert Bangel, Richard Petrey, Alvin Beck. Not presenl: Harold Pagliaro, Robert Pagliaro, Jean Howard, Vivian Foote, Bucky Kibler, John Hill, George Baker, Henry Shepherd, Genevieve Blake, Beverly Jones, Bob Newsome, Richard Mes- senger. First row: Helen Lawrence, Carroll Callis, Ann Johnson, Adolphus Morgan. Second row: Rebecca Banks, 1VIaxine Gold, Martha Frances Wfard, Gracie Lee VanDyck, Evelyn Armstrong, Jackie Skeppstrom. Third row: Sally Oast, Yvinifrecl McAlpine, .Nlary Claire Jones, Nlarion Cogen, Eunice Levin, Clyde Hayes, June Lochenour. Fourllz row: Barrett Richardson, Jerry VVeinberg, Norman Petock, Nlary Frances Claucl, Audrey Oast, Robert Hewitt, Herbert Bangel, Miss Augusta Porter. Discipuli Antiquorum Ad astra per asperan P l PRAEFEC'l'I CARROLL CALLIS . . ...... . Primm Conxul ANN JOHNSON ..... . . Semmi'uJ Canml HEI.EN LAWRENCE .... . . ,.... . Srribzz Ano1.PHUs MOIQGAN . . .,... , . . . Qnzzeslor DOMINA AUGUSTA M. Polvreiz . . . , firmer The purpose of the Latin Club is to study Roman civilization, to promote and extend an interest in the study of Latin in high school and throughout the community, and to increase the students' enjoyment and appreciation of the Latin literature and culture. The club has enjoyed its half-information, half-fun programs-quizzes, clramatizations, speeches Cremember Brookic-:?D. The highlight of the year was the auditorium program where we enlightened the sutclents on Roman life in our modernized, farce version of Twelfth Night, and where we presented to the school a plaque in memory of our founder, Miss Mary B. Brittingham. 'I 1 .'3'. ,4--5, 'K' Firrt raw: Harriett Tyler, Margaret Elsasser, Louise Rapoport, Anne Acton. Second raw: Hilda Goldfarb, Jean Arthur, ,lane Ashberry, Lucee Patterson, Gerry Rawls, Agnes Butterton. Third row: Betty Jordan, Mary Ainsworth, Ina Love Wiggins, Emily Leitner, Virginia Whaley, Lou Acton, Betty Lou Hood. Fourth row: Ann Johnson, Nancy Blackman, Leatrice Levin, Marcia Brewer, Billy Niemeyer, Brian .McGlynn, Dolores Pritzker. FHM row: Miss Brent, Fred Tubbs, Beverly Owens, Louise Pope, Niarshall Butt, Dotiy Nlason. Le Cercle Francais l l BUREAU Louise Port: CFirst Terml ....... , Prerizlcnle MARGARET E1.sAssEiz CSecond Termj . . . . . P7'5.Yi!Z'E77lL' ANNE Ac'roN ............. . . Vice-Priridefife HAIl1lIE'F TYLER .... . . . Serrfzfaire LOUISE Ravoroirr ......... . . . fI?'i.rorier MAD1:Mo1s1a1.1.e HEl.EN Biuznr . Cmrseillere The French Club is a society organized for the purpose of supplementing and furthering the aims of classroom instruction in French, and bringing together the different French classes into n social gathering. At each meeting of the French Club, a well-planned program is carried out, in which are em- phasized, at dilferent times, the history, art, and literature of France. French songs are often sung and games played. Thus, the members become acquainted with the French civilization which has never ceased to exercise a great influence in the world of ideas. The outstanding event of the club's year was a program, presented in the auditorium for the student body, in which members of the club participated. First raw: Mabel Speight, Nancy Duncan. Second row: Miss Martha B. Porter, Helen Kitchens, Phyllis Epperson. - Third raw: Nancy Neville, Claire Satisky, Lorraine Eason, Eleanor Wright, Elaine Snyder. Faurtlz raw: Jean Holland, Betty Yowell, Jean Dalton, Jean Howard, Barbara Howard, Grace Peek, Frances Driver. Home Economics Club l f OFFICERS NANCY DUNCAN .......... . Presidenl MABEL Svmom' . . . . Vice-President PIELEN K1'rcHENs ....... ..... S en'elfuy-Trezzmrer MISS MARTHA B. PORTER . . , . . . . .... ..... . . Adviser The aim of the Home Economics Club is to better' the ideals of girlhood, to give an insight into such things as Home-making and the rneamnglof home life. - The standards of the organization require that members be honest, dependable, and actively interested in the work of the club. ' ' . . Adjusting the home-maker's duty to the present crxsxs, the members have been knitting for the . , . Red Cross. The outstanding event of the year was the club s presentation to the student body of an Information Please Program on Etiquette Firrl row: Joyce Rast, June Sproles, Barbara Sears, Katherine Lane, Dora Leary, Mr. Jolmsoii, Aubrey Sweet, Albert Leary, Bill Martin. . , Seconrl row: Isabel Miiichew, Jean Jerrits, Claire Satisky, June Lassiter, Louise Allison, Charlotte Parrish, Virginia Miller, Jane Short, Shirley Londeree, Laura Ann Rawles. Third row: Jeanne Gould, Becky Powell, Evelyn Cutchins, Kitty Nichols, Lucee Patterson, Billie Parker, Gertrude DeGraw, Lou Acton, Katherine McDermant, Anne Lewis, Lou Alley. Fourth row: Betty Lou Wild, Frances Potts, Peggy Byers, Jean Warren, June Bell, Betty Farmer, Jerry Neathery, Marth Simmons, Mildred Ricketson, Lorraine Palata, Latane Hawk, Betty Harrell. FHM raw: Edward Howell, Harry Robison, Harold Harvey, Brookes Parker, Billy Niemeyer, Pat Barham, Houston Burchtield, Frank Padden, Allen Bynum, Gentry Lowe. The Biology Club l 1 OFFICERS DORA LEARY .......,... ....... ........ I J rerirfeni . Lou Ac'roN ..... ..... . . . Vice-Preridmi KATHERINE NICHOLS . . . Serremry ALBER1' LEARY ....... .... T rezzrurcr Mn. Joi-rNsoN ..... ..... A dvirer The-Biology Club has as its ideal the creation and maintenance of current advancements in the field of Biology. fhe Victory Garden Campaign has been enthusiastically backed by the members. Much was learned about nature through the field hikes, which proved to be popular and instructive. Motion Picture Council l 1 OFFICERS HENIIH' Gitissar ,.... ...... . . . I-Im!! Doorkefper XVILLIE Horrmza . .,.,. flrsisfaril I JAMES Vick . . . Operalor EDWARD Spivey . . , , , Amimmz Smnroan Bran .... , , , ,iiiiymnf STAGE CREW HAROLD CLARK . .....,.. . . I 71 Charge of Screen EDWARD PIUDGINS .... . .W . In Charge of Sozmd Mn. L. C. PADDEN . . , . , Adviser Twenty-three years have passed since the organization of the Motion Picture Council-back in 1920-an organization almost as old as the building itself. At this time the council was under the supervision of Miss Phillips. Yes, believe it or not, a woman. Aided by a few boys and girls enrolled in the school, Miss Phillips produced very successful entertainment. The present organization was begun in 1926 LII'lClCT the champion in advisers, lVIr. L. C. Paclden. By this time the council had become very small, presenting an opportunity for an entirely new organi- zation. Asking the voluntary assistance of various students to form a council, Mr. Padtlen continued for the first year taking an active part in the presenting of the moving pictures. At the beginning of the second year there were enough students with experience to take over the active duties. The Motion Picture Council has continually advanced in its equipment and methods. VVilson took the lead in the changes of motion picture production. VVe were the first school in the state to use both thirty-Five and sixteen milirneter sound projections.. VVe were also the first school to purchase a large, auditorium, sixteen-milimeter projector. Y The Motion Picture Council takes pride in its achievements and progress and plans to continue to be as progressive in the future as it has in the past. Firnf row: Willie Hofiier, Bob Wyant, Edward Spivey, Henry Gilbert, Stanford Byrd, James Vick, Mr. Padden. Semiml row: Fred Gordon, Art Lee Davis, lan Burgess, James Berry, Frank Hawkins, Billy Hux, Billy Heisc. Third row: Roland Blow, Billy Allsbrook, Edward Howell, Claude Staples, Phillip Weddle, Edward I-Iudgins, Bobby Easley. Fourlh row: Edmund Abraham, ,lohnny Cowan, lvlilton Fivel, Kalford Howard, Billy Guy, Earl Ratliff, Franklin Hill, Carroll Robertson, Elson Bunch. FHM raw: Howard Callis, Brookes Parker, David Wlacle, Ray Schools. Sixth raw: Billy Ames, Harold Clark, Thomas Goodwin, Hugh Claywell, Elwood Collins, John Martin, Alvin Haynes, Barrett Richardson, Bobby Marshall, Stanley Cohan. Violins: Elmer Allshrook, Sue Storey, Carroll Joyce Callis, Lee Lively, Janice Adams. Saxo- phones: Mildred Wallace, Gloria Facenda. Bos: Clorinel: Audrey Stephenson. Drum: William Lipscomb, Betty Vick. Bass: Bob Hoover. Clzzrinetr Roberta Hand, Bob Owens, Kalfergl Howard CAbsentJ. Trunzpelx Jimmy Daughty, Anna Kinsley CAbsentD, Vernon Brammer, Polly Moss. Baritone Saxophone: Bob O'Reilly. Baritone: Harold Harvey. Trombone: Billy -Hux. Piano: Nancy Neville. Director: Miss Greenlaw. Conrizwlon' Professor Lancaster. Orchestra J l l OFFICERS ELMER Amsrsnooza . .... . . . Preridevzl SUE STOREY ...... . Ifice-Provident 1 AULINE Moss , . . . . . . . . Scwetmy-T1'c1zszm'r NANCY NEVILLE ..................... ...,..... L ib7'll7'i!l7l VERNON BRAMMER, JIMMY DAUGHTY, HAROLD HARVEY . . . , Propergy Commirtce PROF. LANCASTER and MISS GREENl.AWV . . . Director: The Woodrow Wilson Orchestra has always played an important part in school activities. The purpose of the orchestra is to enrich the lives OF our students. This aim has been achieved through concerts presented to the student hody. The annual Christmas program presented by the orchestra and chorus has become a tradition among the students of Wlilson. In May, the vocal department, in collaboration with the orchestra, presented Riding Down the Slay, an operetta by Geoffrey Morgan and Geoffrey O'Hara. Firrt raw: Mary Frances Claud, Jeanette Cross. Serumz' 7'0'lU! Louise Smith, Mxlxilie Gold, Betty Brett. Third raw: Sue Storey, Margaret Elsasser, Martha Hiers, Mabel Speight. Fazlrlh row: Professor Lancaster, Irene Alexander, Ruth Owens, Nancy Duncan, Virginia Whaley, Frances Saunders, Nancy Nevllle. Girls' Chorus Y f Sopmnos: Mary Frances Claud, Louise Smith, Jeanette Cross, Mzlxiiie Gold, Betty Brett. Second Soj1mrm.v.' Sue Storey, Frances Saunders, Martha Hiers, Mabel Speight, Margaret Elsasser. Altos: Irene Alexander, Ruth Owens, Virginia Wlhaley, Nancy Duncan. The chorus is composed of fourteen girls who are directed by Professor Lancaster. Their aim is to render services. During the year, they have carried out this objective, in singing at the U. S. O. Club, Army Camps, the Kiwanis Club and the VVoman's Club, as well as offering programs to the student body. A VV'll cl B ' lxle Claiie Mason Henry Gilbert. Professor Lancaster at Lcy'l!o1'ight: Ollie mon, 1 ar rin' y, . ' . , the piano. 9 Boys Quartet l C The lvoodrow Wvilson Quartet was formed in Septebmer, 1942. These students have been mem- bers of the Music Department since they entered school a nd have received the best possible public school training. Although the group is young, it as rex . It has appeared before nearly all the civic clubs, has sung in a number of programs for the armed forces, and has entertained the students in assembly programs. h 1 dered numerous services to the school and the community. 3 Q, M it First row: Carolyn Grimes, Shirley Boyd, fD1'UlTl Majorettesj, Ruth Boyd, CDrum Ma-iorj, Ann Buchannan CMajOretteD. Scmnd row: Anna Kinsley, Elwood Long, Roberta Hand, Gloria Facenda. Third row: Billy Hanbury, Ha1'old Harvey, Wanda Jean Black, Joyce Odom. Fourth row: Eugene Harrington, Dickie Harvey, Eddie Britt, Harry Robison. FHM row: Wirt Hodsden, Jimmy Daughty, Ross Musick, Bobby Owens, Ranny Finch. Sixlh row: Vernon Brammer, Alfred Jeffers, Audrey Stephenson, Mildred VVallace. Seventh row: Paul Tuthill, Kalford Howard. Drfzmmers: Murrial Haddock, Wlilliam Lipscomg Jimmy Alolliff. Miss Greenlaw, dircrlar. Band D 4 OFFICERS Wrl.x.1AM Lirscoiwu . . ...... . ,,,,. P7-widen! ALFRED Jsrrizizs ........ .......,.. If' ice-Pre.rifz'e11l GLORIA FACENDA ..... . Sm'e1m1y-Trcrzmrcr, Reporter Auoiuzv S'I'EI'1-IENSON . . ......... Libmrifzn VV IRT HODSDEN . , . Chrzirmrzu, P7'0IJ07'l'1' Commillee Miss IDA B. Gnusiswrmv . ..........,. Caminrlor RUTH BOYD ,,............. . . . Drum Alajor Sammy BOYD, CAROLYN Ganvms, ANN BUCHANNAN . ,,.. ,11,,j0,-,flies The Band played for all football games in the YVilson Stadium, and went to Norfolk to play for the Maury-VVilson game. An assembly program was presented by the Band on April Qnd. Other Assembly Programs were given throughout the spring. ' Q. V . f ? T' v:s2givAr5!y3.g! Z,Lx.i:KgQXf,:s5j x , X - I ,D ww 3' 1 1 fb 4 Mai s 1 gym g, K, N ,mf 'v 1 A 35 ' -f, -S, 4 'MY I ,gay -Q' 1 jf? + 22 ,f.,,,5Q-w,!x s ,,.,ww ' . , wwf , b ., 5, . Ss: As f',3Fz,, L Q, ,Ryu 1 age gk sy, iyq., Q ,, f ,Q x .' r Q . J ' 1' 41 ln, 1 11 i 2+ Q, ' any 2 . Ms C -, X -be r iw, af Q H-Q WOODROW WILSON HI-Y . V-..v44f, . x Q- h 4, . , W M 4-M 3.35 W ' 1 H .x ., -rv ' K Y . .. -Q lw. ,A Xff U ,,- , , Anilxt Woodrow Wilson HifY l l 'OFFICERS FRANK SAUNDERS . ...... . . Prexidenl EUGENE W1i.1.iAMs .... . Vire-Prcsidezvl VVINTON HAIKDISON , . . . . Secreimy ITRANK HII,I. .... ....... T rrrzszzrer ROBERT WVHITE CFirst Termj , .... , .... , Chzzirmrm, Devofional Commitlee Cmizence Remus, I-IENRY GIl.BER'I' CSecond Termj . . Cbzzirzmw, Devotional Commiflee The purpose of the Woodrow Wilson I-li-Y is to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the high school and community, high standards of Christian characterf' To become a member, one must fill Ollt an application. This application is taken by the Member- ship Committee ancl the applicant's record is gone over. At the following meeting these records a1'e brought up and discussed. This year the VVoodrow VVilson Hi-Y has greatly enlarged the scope ofits activities. It has assumed responsibility for the Chapel services of the school. Once a month, the club attends church services in a body. The members have also donated blood to the blood bank. The Hi-Y held several successful parties, the most outstanding being their Farm Dance. Ii'ir.v! row: Lloyd Whitley, Frank Hill, Wiinton I-lardison, Eugene VVilliams, Frank Saunders, Henry Gilbert, George Wzitts. Secm1zirnw.' Gentry Lowe, Albert Leary, Peyton Mooneyham, Rowland Privett, Basil Yost, Marshall Butt, Charles Croyle, Clarence Robins, Joe Freeman. 'l'l1irr11'uw: Robert O'Reilly, Mac Adams, Aubrey Coggins, George Davis, McCoy Hobbs, Thorburn Parker, Ed Drew, Charles Briggs. 1 0lt?'lh row: Jack Guthrie, Wveaver Futrell, l-lugh Jones, Victor Miller, Harold Reid, Aubrey Sweet, Bill Nlartin. PRESIDENTS' HI-Y 1 Presidents, Hi 'Y ! 1 OFFICERS Grzoaoe M. WOMBLE ..... . ..,.. ........ P residenl BRIAN MCG1.X'NN . , . . . l7ice-Pre.fi:l'm1l Blu, CQENTRY . . . Serrelzzzy ALB1 N' B UTT ..... ..., T rczzszzf-w' Ma. DA1vD S'l'EXVAR'I' .... ...... . . flrlviser The Presidents' Hi-Y Club was organized on December 16, 1942. The charter members are George Womble, Brian lVlcGlynn, Bill Gentry, Albin Butt, Albert Beck, james Hooker, Edward Hudgiits, Robert Owers. and Carroll Robertson. This honorary club meets on Wednesclay of each week and has had many interesting speakers. Among these was one of the last men to leave Corregidor Island. Other speakers have been Miss Clotilde Rodes and Mr. Archie Israel. The members of the club have undertaken to form and sponsor a Negro Hi-Y Club at Norcum High School. Fir.rl1'ow: Brian lVIcGlynn, Albin Butt, George Wfomhle, Bill Gentry. Second row: lrvin Lankforcl, Bill Dowding, Robert Owens, Carroll Robertson, Leslie Derby. Third row: Lee Lively, Elmer Allsbrook, Lee Duke, Charles Craig, Richard Petrey, Albert Beck, Hart Slater, Fred Tubbs. Fourth 7'0w.' Lawrence Talbot, Paul Kube, Edward Earle Hudgins, Robert Hewitr,' Virgil Plunkett, Robert Edmundson, James Hooker, John Britt. JUNIOR HLY Junior HifY I ! C OFFICERS EDWARD QPATJ BARHAM . . .... H. . ..... Prerizlenl Bxx.1.YFoaE , . ..,.... . . . . Vice-President Bi1,i,v NIEMEY'ER . . Serrelary Dickie BECK ........ ,... . . Trearurer RHAE ADAMS . . . ' Alhletir Director Last spring ten boys, assisted by Thorborn Parker, a representative from the Woodrow Wilson Hi-Y, organized the Junior Hi-Y. Their leader was Dave Stewart. The purpose of the junior Hi-Y is to Create, maintain, and extend, throughout the high school and community, high standards of Christian character. The Junior Hi-Y was represented in the Tidewater Conference last spring in Emporia. The standards of the organization require that a member must be a freshman or sophomore, and must be voted in by a two-thirds majority of the members of the club. Firrl row: Dickie Beck, Billy Fore, Pat Barham, Billy Niemeyer. SH'U71!117'0wi Gary Sears, Russell Borjes, Billy Gay, Thomas Goodwin, David YVade. Third raw: Bobby Payne, Adolphus Henry, Braxton Vinson, Bobby Smith, James Kenly, Billy Saxon. Fonrllz row: Fred Manly, Bobby Parker, Allen Bynum, Frank Padden, Sam Neff, Bobby Easley, Malcolm Bernell, Brooks Parker. Fifth row: Bobby Fraley, Rhae Adams, Howard Callis, Bobby Privett, Robert Zoll, Harry Robison, Edward Howell, Duke Gardiner, Alastair Guthrie, Ray Schools. Girls' HifY ? l OF FI CERS Bizrrv ANN XVAHMAN ...... . , President GWEN WEBB ......,. . Vine-Pmrizlenl MANGA R E'r ST E PH EN so N . , ..... Secretary CLYDE HAYES .,... . C orrespwirli ng S errelmy -I' EA N B iaouoi-rro N ........... ......... T reamrer Miss CARSON, Mus. OWENS, Miss POYNER . .-flI1'Ui.Yl?I'J' The purpose of the Girls' Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the high school and community, high standards of Christian characterf, To acquire membership in the Girls' Hi-Y, the girl must be a junior or senior, an application must be filled out, and the student must have at least a C average on her studies. After all this has been completed, the club votes whether or not the student should be inducted into the Club. This past year, the Girls' Hi-Y has attended different churches in a body with the Boys, l-li-Y Clubs. It has given several dances, and the members ushered at the Thanksgiving football game. Fin! row: Betty Ann VVahnian, Gwen VVebb. Svcmlfl' raw: ,lean Broughton, Margaret Stephenson, Clyde Hayes. Tliim' row: Peggy Perry, Dorothy Kirschner, Nancy Duncan, Virginia Whaley, Virginia Miller. lfonrlh row: Mary Cox, Jean Sipfle, Dora Leary, Barbara Joyner, Lucee Patterson, Betty Brett. FHM row: Miss Carson, Nancy Blackman, Grace Armiger, Margaret Elsasser, Audrey Twilley, Jayne VVorley, Hazel Johnston, Ruth Owens, Mrs. Owens. 7 .11 Firsl row: Mrs. Stewart. Sammi row: Wistu Godwin, Dcllar Joyce Ternple. Third row: Betty Vick, Billy Farthing, Reble Conn. Fourth raw: June Sproles, Allan Bermzin, Olive Goodroacl, Mzldeliiie Vaughn, Ray Houghton, Mary Barkley. l Retailing Club l l OFFICERS XVISTA GODYVXN ,,....,... ...... ............ P 1 widen! DELLA Joyce TEMPLE ' ........ ........... I fire-Pre.ridcnt REBLE E1.o1sE CONN . . . . S err'emr-y-T7'ezm1r'er BETTY VICK . .... ....v.. E dilor MARY BARKLEY ..... . . Program Chairman Mas. ANNE STONE STEWART . ..,.. fidvism- The Retailing Club is a new organization this year. Its work during the year has centered around two projects-the Victory Replacement Class, which taught the students the use of cash registers, and the Research Survey and Clinics in which the members went through the downtown stores to study the arrangement of stock on the counters. Q-i-.:2 , -' -I f I Tiff 6:5515 v6 H Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. E 10-Plague of Rodents lnvades Sacred Halls of Woodrow Wilson. Inmates, Paroled for Summer, Return to Complete, One, Two, and Three Year Sentences. ' ADLINES OF THE YEAR 15-School Defenses Checked Against Possible Attack. Air Raid VVardens Meet. 17-Miss Ella Wheat, Administrator of Activities Books, Announced Drive for '42-'43. ZZ-VVoody Wilson Sent to Oflice. 18-S. O. S. for Drum Majorettes. Band Announces Serious Shortage of Ban-Twirlers. Z3-One Pound Per Day Per Student. Quota Set for Wilson Metal Drive. 24-Meeting of Cheerleaders-All Signs Point to Opening of New Pigskin Offensive. 25-Daily Gym Classes Mandatory for All Boys. Physical Ed. Department Undertakes Mass Production of Perfect Specimens. Senior Girls Feel Effect of Push-Ups. Z6-VVoody Wilson Reports to Office. 28-Conditions of Future Soldiers Reported Improving. Several Seen Going About Today Without Crutches. 15-Opportunity of a Lifetime Offered Budding Journalists. Offices in 3 and 203 Open for Applications to Annual Staff. 16-Final VVarning Issued by Otlice of Administration. Students Must Not Come Above Second Floor at Lunch-Half. 19-Collector of Revenue Announces D-ate for Taxes. Taxes for Spring Election Due Now. Oct. 24-New ort News Buckles Under On-Rushing Oct. p Wilson Eleven. 30--Presidents Withdraw Before Concentrated Maury Attack. Losses Reported Heavy. Oct. 12-Education Week a Success. Youth Sz Uncle Sam Landed by Critics. Reported Most Impressive Play Recently Presented. High Cost of Living Hits Cafeteria. Bigger and Better Sandwiches-10c. Bigger and Better Hot Dogs-2 for 15c. Novi , Nov. Z3-W. WI. Reinstated. Nov. Nov Nov. Dec. Dec. Jan. jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. 24-76 Students Announce Candidacy for Graduation. Miss Rice T.akes Measurements for Caps and Gowns. 25-Bohumir Kryl Comes To Wilson. Students Enjoy Symphony Concert. 26-Turkey Day. Granby Comets Break Through Presidents' Line. 11- An American Is Born. Dramatic Club Production VVins Enthusiasm of Audience. 18--Latin Club Produciton of Twelfth Night Ruins CIub's Reputation for Dignity and Decorum. Mock Faculty Meeting Portrays Teachers As Students See Them. Math Club Production Puts Instructors On the Spot. S-Seniors Reported Near Bankruptcy. Class Dues Must Be Paid. 19-Modern Miracle Occurs-Holiday Declared. Students Recall Greatness of Lee. 21-Mrs. Roosevelt Visits Wilson. First Lady Makes Gracious Talk To Students. 29-Last 4-B Reported Safe-Broughton Tanner Receives Diploma. 9-Woody Wilson Suspended Second Time. 10-VV. W. Reinstated. 13-Wilson Cagemen Rout Granby After Hard-Fought Battle. Mar Mar. Mar Apr. May May May June Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. 12-Co-Ed Sports Day Inaugurated. . Monogram Clubs Replace Overworked Directors in Supervising Recreation. 18- Spring Feveru Hits School. Dram-atic Club P1'oduction Entertains Students. 29-Gas Rationing Fails to Deter Baseball and Tennis Organizations. 1--School Orators Chosen. 2-Band Concert Gives School Martial Air. 3-VV. W. Expelled. 14--Pan-American Club Gives Good-Neighbor Policy New Emphasis. 15-VV. VV. Enlists. 16-junior Politicians Open Campaign for Student Council Ofiices. 30-Wholesale Lapse of Memory Observed. Seniors Appear As Prattling Infants. 6-Operetta, Riding Down the Sky, Increases Pres- tige of Music Department. 7-Inauguration Day! 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X 3 l .l A . to c- ' 1 . . tv- z:':i:. -A-'f e gi! z L ff 4 imc., .ff 1 13- -' fi' --if .H f 5 . P1 5 E at t ia . ..., ' ' A j 5 V. , Q 5 E We M 1 ,QQ L -:- ,f 3- :Z::: ,Q:'. ' F an I ' -' ..: '. , Y jj s E Ejfffma First row: M. Adams, enrlg B. Britt, faekleg Tanner, endg Cornwall, guardg Brinkley, back, Coggins, back, Second row: Puryear, cenlerg Grimes, end, Guthrie, baekg Childs, back. Third row: Martin, cndg VVyntt, glzardg Plunkett, guardg R. Adams, bark. Fozzrlh row: Ratliff, guardg Thompson, baekg Byrd, tackle, Michaels, end. FHM row: D. Britt, renterg Fleming, eenlerg Butler, end CCo-Captainjg McLaughlin, back CCo-Caplainjg Whitehead, Laekg Kube, laekle. FOOTBALL ! K ILSON'S 1942 football season got off with flying colors with victories over South Norfolk and Hopewell. Although the South Norfolk game was expected to be a push-over, the Presi- dents had to hght hard to win 6-0. f AY l l l if Myer. MAC ADAMS CHARLES FLEMING CHUCK OTTNEY ff: 4 VVhen the VVilson eleven defeated the Hopewell team, 13-6, it was the Presi- dents' first win over a Hopewell eleven in seven years. Mac Adams, Wilson end, returned a punt 60 yards for touchdown. The Presidents held a highly favored Roanoke eleven to a 0-0 deadlock in a tough game. This was considered by many as the best game of the season. The Wilson eleven traveled to Lynchburg to suH er their first defeat at the hands of the Glass Hi eleven, 13-7. The game with Newport News, won by Wilsoii 14-0, was regarded as the highlight of the season. It was in this game that Chuck Ottney, VVilson back, broke all VVilson records when he made a spectacular 75-yard runback to score a touchdown. The greatest upset of the season came when the Maury Commodores de- feated the favored Presidents 25-0. The championship-bound Hampton Crabbers overcame the VVilson eleven 14-0. The Presidents played a tough game with a tough Central Hi QWashi11gton, D. CJ team, but in spite of a last-minute rally, the VVilson team lost 24-20. . Wilson closed its football season with a Thanksgiving Day game with Granby Hi. Although the Presidents showed superiority throughout the game, the Granby Comets won 7-0. Mac Adams was voted end on the All-Tidewater team and also on the second All-State team. Chuck Ottney and Earl Ratliff made fullback and guard, respectively, on the second All-Tidewater team. Harry Cornwell and Chuck Ottney were given Honorable Mention for the All-State team. Jack Guthrie, Broughton Tanner, Harry Cornwell, Charles Fleming, Aubrey Coggins, and Marty McLaughlin, received Honorable Mention for the All- Tidewater team. me V .... - ..., REI:-:,:,' J 4' 'M 1 --ii ,H A . ,Ag 61:01 TQ i- ......, ' . if 'fl M is W H- ill' --:jeg '-., 'f,,,.,,, f,y'..: 'fig i:i:,gT,- - -:-'3...-4. 2 H Q, -Bgvitg 1 . K wif- J ii -jflggawwf if - ' , :ff..j.:l.sT5qa--f2g'5fj i--.'-1 irq- ,E ?,,s'fg'r11L,Jffig',ii,agfuw '- . A , i ff ff? -44: f i. ' f mm, ' , -1f,,f.'?f?Y: 4, 1 f ' iv -417 :' 1 1052-J'l,,,'if' :MZ V' -. ' X 3 f . , - FE- X -gsiflgfs--. . . - . . - ,.. ,-...r V3 5 ?i'?l'f w':e?--. 5f': ' h 5 fy 5:i 'afi71f.i. '- z.- fi 5 W ' f ' .. 'ssl 5517 11 ' a.. - .-.--V. - ' s - ' 1 A aff G . -- - .- -.- . . -W K 2. -- L 1. J' ' . '26 : . AHL, . . Q -1-4.-'Y 7. ' ' ' f- .-' . ' -.3-1 .-.v':-1.5 L., , , :ht ,.-:f 1 ' E wg - .. . .1 st- 241.112 ,LI , . Qi '- 'W 9,,3z f'7Y-'i rs '- ' TOMMY RUTH and LEE BRINKLEY HARRY CORNWELL and EARL RATLIFF AUBREY COGGINS and MARTY MCLAUGHLIN First rofw, left to right: Bashford, Williams, Coggins, Sweet, Coach Israel. Sammi rofw, left to right: Frank Saunders, lllavzzzgfr, Leary, Drew, Martin, Grimes, Yost. BASKETBALL ILSON started her basketball season with a rush, and although some defeats were suffered, we can feel justly proud of our team. Looking over the entire season We hnd that the Presidents played eleven games at home and ten away. Oi the eleven games at home eight were delightful victories and three were suffered defeats, but ofthe ten away, seven Were defeats only by a small margin. Altogether, this proved to be a very successful season for Vlfilson, Winning twelve out of twenty- one games played. W'ilson,s lirst appearance was made on the road, taking on Alexandria Hi- Clllexanclria. Val, Central Hi CVVashington, D. CJ, and Bethesda Hi CChevy Chase, hldj, respectively. Alexandria proved rather tough to handle, but Central and Bethesda were just mere push-overs. Coggins and Lane proved to be the star pupils on these assignments. V The Presidents then journeyed home to take on the Gridiron Club composed of stars of former years. The Presidents easily took the game to the tune of lS-23, making it the lirst time a lVilson team has ever beaten the alumni. High point man against the elders was Coggins. On -lanuary 2, the Naval Receiving Station team was the guest of 'Wilson, but they returned to the Naval Base with heavy hearts caused by defeat. The sailors didn,t seem to click, so -the Presidents saw a chance to run away with the game. This season the Presidents had two encounters with the hffaury Com- modores. They were equally divided between the two teams, so everybody went home happy. The most exciting game of the season was Wilson's entanglement with Granby on February 13. Every- one was held breathless during the entire game. The score was closely tied during the four quarters, but Wilson finally came out victorious with a score of 33-30. Granby was reported to have left the court hve seconds before the game whistle was sounded. The other engagements resulted in victories over South Norfolk twice, Hampton, Cradock, 172 Chemical Company, and john hflarshall. De- feats were suffered at the hands of Coast Guard, Granby, Thomas Jef- ferson twice, Newport News twice, and Hampton. VVilson finished third in the Tidewater Conference with four victories and four defeats. YVilson contributed four players to the mythical All-Eastern Squad. They were Aubrey Coggins, elected on the hrst team, and Ed Drew, Aubrey Sweet, and Bill hflartin, elected on the second team. So, we come to the end of our basketball season and we feel that it has been a creditable one. We wish to thank our hrst team com- posed of Aubrey Coggins, Bill Martin, Aubrey Sweet, Basil Yost, and Ed Drew, and our second team, who so expertly backed them up, for such a successful basket- ball season. VVe know that if Coach Archie Israel hadnlt been there to give them courage, the season would not have been so successful. As The VVonder Boys, the first team entered the Y, NI. C. A. Conference. They succeeded in taking the title and were rewarded with a banquet given by the Lions Club. ,rv - no rf l f 1-:f, M' T ' 1'5 M Q i g V B TEV P 71, ::. ' W A H rm V' A r 'WTI' it , ii Q- , I , ai f 5 . 2' ,, f- M I Lqfl lo right: George -lereme, Jessie Grimes, Aubrey Coggins, VVillie Cochran, James Ratliff, Aubrey Sweet, Basil Yost, Ed Drew, Bill Martin, Bernard Ham, Buddy Kincaid, E. A. VVild, Coach. BASEBALL IGHT veterans returned 'to make up this year's team., Other members were chosen from the four intramural teams according to their individual merit. First raw: Franklyn Hill, Eugene Wlilliams CCaplainD, Mac Adams. Scrrmrl row: Edward Huclgins, Gilbert Wlard, Euclid Hanbury, Bob Himrod, Ollie Amon. Third row: Brian McGlynn, James Hooker, Vvinton Hardison, Cflflazlagerj, Henry Gilbert, Mr. Frank Beck, Coafh. Because of overcrowded trans- portation facilities, plans were made to have games with local service teams and near-by high schools. TENNIS VVITH Mr. Beck as coach, the tennis team had a good chance for a successful season. Three members of last year's team re- turned for tennis this year-Eugene Wvilliams, who is the captain for this year, Mac Adams, and Frank Hill. The try-outs included: Bob Himrod, James Hooker, Brian McGlynn, Edward Earl Hudgins, Gilbert VVard, Carroll Robertson, Euclid Hanbury, Bill Martin, and Ed Drew. Plans were made for matches with Maury, Suffolk, Richmond, Norfolk Division of VVillian1 :Sz Mary, Newport News, and Hampton. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ill HIS year saw the inauguration of a new Physical Education program. The government has ordered that all boys and girls will have to have physical training to make them lit to help in our country's war effort. The primary objectives of this program are strength, endurance, stamina, coordination, and agility. It was found by a national survey that the average boy could not pull himself up a twenty foot rope or vault out of a trench chest-high. The new Physical Education program should correct this physical unlitness. The boys take calisthenics and they also work out in the stadium. This work-out consists of running around the track, scaling walls, running up and down the steps of the bleachers, and other exercises. The girls take Swedish calisthenics, and they play basketball, volleyball, ping-pong, deck tennis, and other games. The boys are under the capable leadership of Coaches Wild and Israel and the girls under Miss Ruth White, with the part-time assistance of Miss Mary Rice. Instructors COACH WILD, MISS RUTH WHITE MISS MARY RICE, COACH ISRAEL Charter No. II38I-JUNE 25th, 1919 merinan atinnal Zganla iBurtfsmnutb, Virginia U7zz'1fea'Smfes Gowerfzmem' Dep0sz't0ry Suzie qi' Virginia Depoxitofjy City qfP0rz'fmauz'h D6j50JZ'f0F-jf C'0zz7zz'y W' Nafffblk Depofiiory 'S Qbffiners GEORGE R. PARRISHL .......,.. , Chai1'm.an of the Board FRANK D. LAWRENCE ,RF....,,.......,..,..,, President EDWARD C. ALLEN ....,. ..... E xecutive Vice-President J. FLOYD FRENCH ,,.,,.. E..,,..,..E.. V ice-President VIRGINIA L. HALL- ...,,,.,,... W... V ice-President GEORGE L. VVONYCOTT ,,,,. .-- -L - .,.. L-.. Cashier JOHN E. SCOTT, ........... L ......... .Assistant Cashier RICHARD B. AMES- .H.. .... A ssistant Cashier MAURICE GOMPF ...... W- -,-- Assistant Cashier Birccturs E. C. ALLEN C. C. I-IAM, F. D. LAWRENCE Dv.. VERNON A. Bnomcs GI. T. HANVEY Vrxcmwr L. PARKER H. E. DORIN L. W. I'ANsoN Gao. R. Pfxruusu Sm, FAss A. M. HART AI. H. Svruas B. B. FERGUSON S. LASTING M. H. RAPOPORT R. E. I-IAwKs T. A. WxLLET RESOURCES Z 1 5,000,000 MEMB ER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Save hr Tour College Edueaizbn Citizens Trust Company The Progressive Bank 22 5 Hzgh Sz. MEMBER FE ERAL DEPOSIT INSUR NCE CORPOR TION Merchants sinh Jfamners igank L. MCK. JACK WM. G. PARKER . WM. P. LIFSEY J. R. PORTER . JUNIUS RICHARDSON R. C. DEMPSEY R. E. VVARREN, JR.: VV. V. SAVAGE, JR. OAST, OAST Sc OAST Parzirmoutfz, Virginia Officers . . . . . . President Vice-President and Chairman of the Board Vice-President . Vice-President . . Cashier Assistant Cashier Assistant Cashier Assistant Cashier . Attorneys Directors L. NICK. JACK WM. H. OAST JOHN B. DAVIS WM. P. LIFSEY EUCLID NI. I'IANBURY LESLIE T. FOX VV. G. PARKER JESSE M. OVERTON JEROME P. CARR JOHN J. KIRCI-IMIER 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 STUDENTS ! Better Lzgitfer Better Szgbt R efultf In Etzrzer Home PVerk H zgber Ma1',l:J Virginia Electric and Power Co C amplimezztf ef Commerical Exchange Bank Member of Federal Deposit Insuranc Corporation L G' Home Owned and Home Operated LUMBER-MILL VVORK-BUILDING SUPPLIES Portsmouth Lumber Corporation High Street and Belt Line Railroad Phone 1071 Livermon Motor Co., Inc. HOME OF DCJDGE - 2 - PLYMOUTH Courteous -- Dependable 1 Service 314 Crawford Street Phones 513-'514 C0l72f!f77Z6'7lfJ' gf I ROSEN'S FUR sHoP I 401 Court Street . ' N Compliments of L. M. HARRELL 81 SoN Bigfcles and Spoffmg Goods i 607 High Street iwanis lub 0fP0rfmz0zzt!z, Va. A Group of representative Business and Professional lllell of the City of P0rts1110utl1- 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. W Kiwanis Club of Portsmouth, Virginia Compliments of Southern Candy Company Portsmoutlfs Largest Wholesale Confectioner and Soda Fountain Supplies Compliment: of C. S. SHERWOOD, Inc. 222 HIGH STREET :fewelefs SCHOOL DATS ARE OVER LIFEH9 WORK BEGINS 1 0 0 Follow the news of Portsmouth and the World through the Columns of The ibnrtsmuutb Star Every Afternoon Sunday Morning Cofzgmtulaizbfzp- 0 0 to the Graduafex q WWHS Clan qfIQ4j 3 an WW by Pepsi-cola coma PEPSI - COLA BOTTLING CO. OF NORFOLK If you have a job your credit is good. DAVE SCH LITZ VV elton, Duke Where, S ervmg 81 Hawks, Inc. You Insurance and IS Property Always a pleasure Management . 407 Court St. Portsmouth, Va. Telephone 2661 Incorporated Congratulations and Best Wishes.' he M. Rapoparf f Qualify Shop ' 309 Mb!! Jfreef ' fbrfrmoulb A and its entire personnel. Compliments Of W. C. Saunders Ring Company 5393 e OPTOMETRISTS 5335151315: Hall. . . Little.. . Burr-age Q Af fi - 'GP f I I I 1 , Qq mmx :Q-WL i 257 GRANBY s EET Pine Grove Dairy Farm, Inc. C'ertW'ea' and Golden GZZBVNIQQ7 . E E Y 1238 HIGH STREET PHONE 1080 The Mz'lk That Makef,Port:m0uth Grow A C07zgrafuIczZz'071x PRESlDENT,' GRADUATES We, too, have graduated N in the school of QUALITY- quality that means so much more now than ever before. ' EITISS 8 BROUJf'IL6Y,IHC. V2'rgz9zz'a, 'pr0a'uc'rs--Chemzkal Pzzrizy and Relz'fz6z'lz'1j1. ' LIQUID SULFUR DIOXIDE ' HVIRGININ' REFRIGERANTS ' SODIUM I-IYDROSULFITE ' ZINC SULFATE Virginia Smelting Company WEST Nonromc, VA. PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK COUNTY BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 405 Court Street Fashion Park Clothes Mallory Hats 325 HIGH STREET -this 77Zd7 ,6 Z.6l167Zfw.6.S' the Plus Valuesy COMPLIMENTS OF PAC-ELL STUDIO PARK VIEW PHARMACY B. W. BLACHMAN Z. 1. BLACI-IMAN S00 ELM AVENUE, Cor. Leckie PHONE 37 Serving Park View and West Park View REGISTERED PHARMACIST ALWAYS ON DUTY Norman Packing Corporation 1 - DEALERS IN - Meats, Pr0fuz'sz'07z.r amz' Produce 932-934-936 HIGH STREET Telephones 768-769 PHONE 393 HIGH ST. COR. DINWIDDIE - ',... . awk psi? , The Logical Store for the High School Miss CITY SUPPLY Co. M- M- Cfockin C0 INC. INC' 52 Years fy' Good Furniture Building Supplies WESTINGHO 4 Everything for the Builder HEADQUARTLQEQIQ . 7 Channel Furmture I rant S Co., Inc. 339 - 341 HIGH STREET Phgne Phone High Street at Fifth Avenue Drugs-Lunch-Soda MORRIS MUSIC SHCP 204-206 High Street Victor, Columbia a7ia'BlueBira'Rec0ra's Albumf gf' Recomlv Complete Stocks At All Times be iBuIpgq1t' Iuh f 1 4515 fx ,K THE 1 el can A group of 66 young men, between the ages of 21 and 32, bound together in a strong fraternal spirit. 5 Organized in March, 1929, to further the highest principles of character, self- development and public ser- vice in our community. g ,X Y , cl-Us n -Jmitxm A New World Lies Before Us Standard Har dware Co. 603 MIDDLE STREET PHONE 1061 Compliments of Kent B. Johnson LIFE INSURANCE PHONE 2772 Compliments of Qllbcmy Rqftaurant Compliments of gfe sf-,. K . Qwwmi f 9 f ,.:m?E+e2S-13 , 1 Q, : -,f My ,if gf , . 0 3-an SHOE STORES 228 and 700 High Street C0rzgraz'ulaz'iamj9'0m the Management ana' Perfomzef af n I .I Q' -, a -s HIGH ev- Count ITQS ff . Smart Sports Apparel for Me Szfzzafezzz' Mix: ., 4754! . ,, 1 216-220 High street CO711PH77l6'IZt.Y Of Lufacle 226 HIGH ST. Featuring Carole King Junior's Camplirfzefzif gf E. G. btnartg Qin. Norfolk's Largest Department Store Cofzgfdfzzlczhofzs and Best Wz'she5 to the lfvilmfz Gracfuafzkzg Clays M1943 Smilh Welton COMPLIMENTS . . OF . . THE LUCKY STRIKE BOWLING ALLEYS Portsmouthfs Finest Alleys Home of Woodrow Wilson Bowling League COOPER'S Jewelers--Optometrists 329 High Street Phone 1830 GED. MIELER SCHAUBABH REAL ESTATE Rentals - Fire Insurance 400 Middle St. Portsmouth, Va. Johnson llptical Bo., Inc. Prescription Opticians 508 Washington St. Phone 511 Consultant Decorators COFER,S INCORPORATED 124 College Place Venetian Blimlf - Floor C0'z1e1'i1zgJ Complimentf W Annls Bar-B-Q BALLANCE Studio of Dancing Member of Dancing Masters of America Fifteenth Conseett ve Season Expert Instruction in all types of Dancing for Children and Adults -STUDIO-- PHONE 407 MIDDLE STREET 1751 GOODYEAR SERVICE Tires and Batteries 729 High Street Phone 14-S0 COMPLIMENTS . . OF' . . W. H. KIRKLAND rl:ARlwACg l J . .. 6 y x V' li. H15 r E ' 'Q SH, -rf' S . , , Yi, ap., ,,.,,. !..,L KX ,gjiih-ig.. 4 Phill., Congratulations M.MQBARNEY Compliments of MONROE NASH Compliments of KILBYS' Inc. CHAS. H. MYERS- Funerczl Home GEO. G. LEE CO. Wholesale 720 Court street Phone 720 Plumbing and Healing Supplies Spenceris College Shop WILLIS FURNITURE CO. mc. Boys, Sport Wear For Gracious Living 433 High Street Phone Main at Granby St. Norfolk, Vav. Compliments of M A N L Y , S Port Norfolk Laundry and Cleaning 2517 Detroit Street Cleaning-Dyeing 1204 Court Street Phone 1463 Congmzfulatiom.' RILEY'S GROCERY Orpheum Cigar 81 News Co. First In Service - First In Quality PHONE 9220 - 9248 334 High Street POSTAL .... Mabeps PHONE 1832 SHOE . . . Beauty . . . . . . . STORES gm ,MGH ST, Shol' Port Norfolk Beauty Shop Compliments of Phone 3620 Band Box Beauty 351 Maryland Ave. . . . Salon . . . Compliments of Ideal Pharmacy 116 High Street THE H UB NORFOLK, VA. Complimevztf of SAUND1-QRS, 'K5UBl1iUE5 Restaurant CONGRATULATIONS S 11313 Riehel's Fur S E A R S S AV E Best Wishes! RIC E ' S AND . . FASHION CORNER . . ???55?51i' THEATRE5 PARKS SEA FOOD McKay Hardware Company Builders' Hardware Paints and Oils sss BROAD STREET PHONE 1655 VIRGINIA ICE CREAM CO. Manufafturerx of High Grade Ice Cream Telephone 2464 1020 Glasgow St. COMPLIMENTS . . OF . . Portsmouth Electric Co. W. Sz J. PARKER WHOLESALE Grocers-Tohaccos-Coal PHONE 2112 701 CRAWFORD sT. Harper Sz Howard, Inc. Shoes, Dry Goods, Notions 346 BROAD STREET PHONE 2315 COMPLINIENTS . . OF . . TOM, THE HATTER Compliments of A. BERSON'S R. W. CHAPMAN BROWN'S Trust - U - Stores Compliments of ELCO THEATRE Compliments of Estelle's Flower Shop 405 MIDDLE ST. PHONE 4720 DODSON7S PHARMACY Port Norfolk Phone 431 Compliments of GLEASON'S PHARMACY PHONE 881 Russell R. McCoy - Te'eP'10 e 64 De Luxe Cleaners Sz Dyers Ashberry q5Nyfh1teh0rne9 INC. ' Rugs Cleaned and Stored Complete Service 2717 DETROIT ST. Coal - Wood - Fuel Oil Chauteuqua Ave. 67, A. C. L. R. R. Portsmouth, Va. STURTEV ANT FUNERAL HOME Compliments of I. H. ROSENFELD Sz SON CARLISLE SIGN STUDIO PHONE 2016-J High and Crawford Sts. Compliments of RIONROE RESTAURANT Compliments of Hathaway Sz Rogers, Inc. H. B. WILKINS COAL-PAINTS Heating Equipment 1213 WASHINGTON STREET Empress Beauty Shoppe Beauty Culture PHONE 3610 PORT NORFOLK Compliments of T. O. 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E5 E 2 sa W Appreciation . . 0 HE Editor-in-Chief and-the Business Manager of the 1943 edition of The President wish to take this opportunity to express their sincere appreciation to the following people, Without whose help this annual would not have been possiblez, To our advertisers without Whose cooperation and interest we could not have produced this annual. To Mr. Padden, adviser to the adviser, who not only helped us solve many technical problems but also gave us many good photographs which add greatly to the attractiveness of our annual. To The Virginian-Pilot for so kindly letting us use their foot- ball and basketball pictures. ' To Miss Sally Macon Porter and Miss Mildred James for their encouragement and assistance in assembling this annual. To all the members of the respective staffs for their splendid work, cooperation, and unfailing good humor. PRINTCRAFT PRESS, INC Portsmouth, Va.