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

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KATHERINF NOREEN CASKEY ' ' ' Neeme ' This jovial lass plays in the hand. Just call on Noreen for a helping hand. JOAN SUE COHEN Far Joan Sue Cohen is a friend Who deserves success at the journey’s end. DANIEL S. CHERRY Mon k” A popular fellow we ' d call f an Cherry. You ' ll find him ever witty and merry. WILLIAM FRANK CONNER, Jr. Billy’s a quiet, but thorough worker. He’s never listed as a shirker. ANNE STUART CHESSON Blondie” This girl is sweet with eyes of blue. Her boy friends really think so, too. ANNE MADELYNE COTTON When looks were passed out. she wasn’t forgotten. For she’s really a beauty, this girl named Cotton. BARRON CHAUNCEY CLARK Grasshopper” ’’Chesty.” the smiling king, is very keen. On nothing more than the pinball machine. JAMES HOWARD COWAN Howard has talent in the field of art, But football is closest to his heart. EDWARD WUGHN COGGINS, Jr. F.ddie” Participating in many sports. Of this popular boy you ' ll hear good reports. JOHN CRAWFORD COX, Jr. Jack John did good work in all his classes. Played in sports and liked the lassies.

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ELEANOR BRADFORD ' BaLy Bear ' At this girl whose nickname is Bear. All the hoys give more than one stare. MARY ELEANOR BRUCE “A . Er On Eleanor Bruce you can always depend. She’s a willing worker and loyal friend JOHN EDWARD BRISTOW Scotd v” A witty ’’Creeker” with eyes of brown. At any sport he goes to town. DIANE BULLOCK Diane ' s quiet, but still all right. You ' ll find her eager to trot day or night. BARBARA JEAN BROHARD George Barbara ' s a senior we all must know, When she has gone, we ' ll miss her so. CHLOTILDE BURGESS Clo Clo’s a bright-eyed, peppy lass. Wh( came in late to join our class. STEWART BROOME Brooynhandle Stewart’s really the friend in need. Who. we are told, is a friend indeed. BARBARA ELIZABETH BURKETT Barbara B I ' his drum majorette with her eyes of deep blue. Is one who’s a worker and a real friend, too. THOMAS REED BROUGHTON Toynjiiy He ' s a regular fellow to have at hand. And he’s one of the stalwarts of the band. NELLIE BYRNE An artist fine our Nellie is At sketching designs she’s really a whiz.

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WILLIAM THURMAN CRAWFORD “5 7 ” Billy ' s considered most timid and shy, But also judged a very nice guy. JUDITH ANN De ARMOND Centle, sweet, and helpful, too. She’d do all she could for you ALWYN HUME CULPEPPER Cully liked Churchland. but found Wilson dearer. We re glad he came back: he was good to have nearer. MILDRED THOMAS DELK “A 7 V” ' I ' ou ' ll find Mildred active in D E and D. O. It must be work that appeals to her so. VIRGINIA LOUISE CULPEPPER “G wwv” An ideal girl in every way. The kind of friend not found every day. SAMUEL HERBERT DETTMER ' Zigaboo ' Sam’s a guy who’s full of fun. With that grin his friends he’s won. PATRICIA LYNNE DAVIES You think she ' s shy! ' Oh. me! Oh. my ' You just don ' t know her, that’s why. ROBIN DINgES Robin, we re told, just lovi It must be her name— fjij :o sing. ts mean anything. cute, that Davis gal. U-lucky. she’s one swell pal, ETHEL EORRAINE DODD She ' s on the jfmual ' s business staff; ou ca aiMys count on her for a laugh.