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

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JEAN ELIZABETH WATSON “Jeannie” Sweet and kind, a wife to be. That she ' ll be fine is easy to see. BIEEIE MARIE W(X)D “ 5 ( 7 ” They don ' t come any smarter than Billie Mane, And plenty of wit and friends has she. BETTY TRANCES WEBB Frankie” Seen in the halls with her cheerful smile. Eietty’s a smart and likeable chile. EUSTACE MARKJN WILKINSON Sonny” f fis first love is his motor scooter. He ' s really still one straight shooter. MARGARET AEEASE WHITE Margie” Margie may be a tiny lass. But her vigor and sense pul her high in the class. ELEANOR MARIE ZIEGENHAIN f incky” 1 fincky ' s the picture of energy, .And sparkles W ' ith vivacity. RICHARD LEE WILBOURN Rich” ( ne of the popular Wilbourn twins. Richard ' s admired for his friendly grins. EDWIN BRANCH YARBROUGH F.ddie” Eddie, better known as smoked meat. An all around fellow who ' s hard to beat

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WILLIAM C. PORTER Bill Bill, who’s president of his Mi-Y. Is considered a very popular Ruy. BETTY RUTH SAWYER A cute girl with personality. Who greets you without formality. GEORGIE BLIRWELE PUGH F ' ull of life is Georgie Pugh. Who always has a smile for you. BOBBY CLIFTON SHEFFIELD Bob Loads of fun in snow or heat Bobby’s a fellow who’s hard to beat. BETTY LOU REYNOLDS ' ' Hoop Sweet as can be and athletic, too. None are more thoughtful than Betty Lou. SUE BROWNIE SMITH They don’t come any better than this happy lass. Who is the capable leader of our Senior Class. }• AUDREY LEE SAUNDERS Audrey Saunders is always neat. Who ' d rather talk to friends than eat. RUTH LOUISE STALLINGS Ruthie ' One who seems ready and able to work, Ruth’s not the one her duties to shirk. JACK CECIL SAWYER Smoke ' ' Jack’s a well-rounded fellow with a voice so low You couldn’t tell he’s coming, if you didn’t know. THOMAS TALMADGE VINSON, Jr. T. T. He goes around just laughing and grinning. His manner is nice and his way is winning.

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JUNE CLASS SONG Tune: “The Stars Will Remember, So ’ill I” Xow that we are parting From Dear ole W ilson Hi The time has arrived to say goodbye. J ' he years that we ' ve spent here ' Foo soon have passed us by, W e ' ll always remember W ilson Hi. . ow we are leaving you To start our lives anew, But in our future years we ' ll Strive to hoUl our love for you. The orange and the blue-ue Which stand for Wilson Hi Bring glory to the school they signify W e’ll never forget you - s time goes passing by, ' ou’re in our hearts forever, Wilson ' Hi. Words bv Ethel Dodd.