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

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JforelDorb . . . Vh en we leave high school, we’ll forget many lessons we learned from books, but the one thing we’ll remember through the years is our friendship with students and teachers. . . . Remembering this, we have chosen h ' riendship as the theme of our 1949 edition of The President. “THAT’S WHAT I CALL A FRIEND” - ] - One whose grip is a little tighter. One whose smile is a little brighter. One whose deeds are a little whiter. That’s what I call a friend. - 2 - One who is always willing to aid you. One whose advice has always paid you. One who’s defended when others flayed you, 4 ' hat’s what I call a friend. - .3 - One who’s been fine when life seemed rotten. One whose ideals you have not forgotten. One who has given you more than he’s gotten, 4 ' hat’s what I call a friend. John Burroughs

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President h Body of Woodrow Wilson High School Nineteen Forty -Nine PORTSMOUTH PUBLIC LIBRARY PORTSMOUTH, VIRGINIA

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