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

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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.

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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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June Class June Class Officers w ESTON Klise President Bill F ARRIS V ice-President Irving Seidman Roys ' Treasurer Barbara Brohard Girls ' Treasurer Miss Eleanor Dashiell Adviser