Woodrow Wilson High School - Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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DAVID R. ATKINSON fDavej Section, Vice-Pre.ria'ent,' Boyt' W Clubg Vanity Football, Track. Easy going and good looking . . . enjoys all sports . . . looks forward to history class . . . future includes American University. DAVID LAWRENCE AUSTIN Algebra comes easy to this future automotive engi- neer . . . baseball and photography take up spare time . . . enjoys listening to music . . . plans include college. FRED JOSEPH AYOUB fArabj Stage Crewg Track Manager. A guy who gets a kick out of hot rod racing . . . history is an interesting subject . . . baseball, basket- ball, and football are his favorite subjects . . . is very much interested in painting and photography . . . hopes to be a mechanical engineer . . . will go to G. W. after a stay with Uncle Sam. MARY HOWELL BAILEY Section, Secretaryg Burkin and Marque Clubj Social Studies' Clubg Latin Club, Trea.vurer,' Girlr' Glee Clubg Junior Town Meeting League, Intramural Sportf. Always has a sly smile . . . chemistry is no prob- lem . . . spends her spare time driving and reading . . . back seat drivers really get her down . . . Van- derbilt comes next. : rf ROBERT HENRY BARKER Operettag Fire Martlaall. Bob loves football and swimming . . . stock car races rate high . . . hopes to do research of some sort in the future . . . expects to major in textile chemistry at Clemson College. RICHARD CARL BARTH fRicl-U Section, Presizlentg Student Council,' Projection Sldfj W. W. Club, j.V. Footballg Vartity Footballj Varrity Bateball. What a terrific smile . . . chemistry gives no trouble . . . gets a kick out of football . . . reading takes up all Rickis spare time . . . Michigan or Penn State will be the lucky school. SARA ELLEN BARTON fsebj New.rcaJter.f,' French Clubg Social Studie: Cluby Operettag Claoirg Butkin anfl Marque Clubg Spring Playf Red Crott Reprerentatiueg Intramural Sports. Always has a friendly smile . . . can't seem to get off the phone . . . rates chemistry high . . . That's hard to fight, says Seb, of number one bell schedules . . . wants to become a lawyer after Bucknell or Ohio Wesleyan. DON ALLERTON BELL qofmj An easy going, well-liked guy who can always be seen with a certain blonde CN. BJ . . . aviation leads his list of favorites . . . plans to make the U. S. Air Force his career.

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ROBERT FURMAN ARMSTRONG fBob, Robbiej Literary Societyy Beacong Caxting Club,' Cacletr. Always seen with his hotrod . . . metal shop is no chore . . . could wreck all cab drivers . . . on to col- lege after a stint in the Coast Guard. RUTH ELEANOR ARMSTRONG Operettag Wooclrow Wilton Playerrg Cboirf Junior Town Meeting League, This gal wants to be rich, famous, and retired at the age of twenty-one CGood luckll . . . quite a guitar, piano and uke player . . . always looking for- ward to art in room 324 . . . dancing and ice skating are favorites . . . favorite spectator sports are foot- ball and basketball . . . no plans for the future. TOBY FRANCES ARONSTEIN Section, Vice-Prericlent, Trearurerf Social Stuclief Club,' Latin Club,' Junior Town Meeting Leaguey Pbilofopbical Societyy Library Staff' Beacon, Book- keeper. Always excitement when Toby's around . . . loves to take trips . . . enjoys math and history . . . writes letters in her spare time . . . tletests sarcastic people . . . future plans include college. LYLE WALTER ASHBY Section, Vice-Pre.rident,' Yearbook, Acluertiring Staff Spanirb Club. A great guy and confirmed basketball addict . . . history's no chore . . . likes to eat Cwho doesn't?D . . . hard guys must go . . . aspires to be an alum of Oberlin College. JONATHAN ALLAN Uonj At Friendrg Current Event: Cluby Drama Club,' Arrirt- ant Stage Managery Frencb Club. At Wilfon.' junior Town Meeting Leaguey French Cluby Yearbook Staff, Here's a car addict . . . mail trucks are quite vex- ing . . . favors tennis and water skiing . . . listening to the radio is a daily routine . , . Lehigh or Bucknell follows. RICHARD LYNN ANDERSON, JR. fAndyj Vanity Football, Track. This guyls favorite pastime is working Q?!D . . . finds agriculture very interesting . . . doesn't mind U. S. History at all . . . often seen throwing a foot- ball or swinging a golf club . . . like most boys, women drivers irritate him . . . will go on to V. P. I. or G. W. FRANCES REA ANSPACH Cboirg Girlr' Glee Club,' Baccalaureate Cbour. This bright-eyed brunette can always be heard say- ing, Oh, yeah! . . . biology is a favorite . . . enjoys football games and popular music . . . on to the Uni- versity of Alabama. ELLEN ADAIR ARDERY Section, Secretaryg Spring Play,' W, W. Playerrg Art Club,' Social Studier Club,' Burkin and Marque Club,' junior Town Meeting Leaguey Intramural Sporty. A cute blonde . . . always talking on the phone . . . dislikes late mail deliveries . . . favorite pastime is visiting a certain someone at Mercersburg . . . hopes to marry a Southern gentleman . . . Sophie Newcomb College in New Orleans comes next. Ss N --r- vw - - 1 ' .ee f 1 . . 4 5- Io ' I ' , - f .-12 :mary ,,..,',f, -5, 1' ' - V gferg f f '4Z:2i.i-lf ' . f - we ff ,, A, ri- -We . If .- 'C T. .... - - A ,, .,,.., , .. .. . ,, . .,t..!,4t, I -. -A - ', 4 ' i aft' ..r'r A . 2 - t -'me ...V f-L,-, A 11 .7 . .,,.-also 1 , i A .rri :Q if fei. e ffl A ifce . srtts Y ff 5 45 f A l f '4 if 5: f f lf fit' ' f f 2 if 9 tif' be Eff 1 5 , ' ff ' ' 1: ,a t 'ffilf' . i' Riff: f 1 Q W: f af , 'Q fi? t t A bfi sjgf1rf7 g.e'.,1. 'ff' ,Iv 32:1 Wy: f ' it , ,N 1 A Y are 've 1 ' f , , 9 ti '-'- ' aw 1 .fe-ref. ,f VW' 1 -. 28

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GEORGE EDWARD BICKERTON fBickJ Section, Prerident, Vice-Prexidentg Student Councilf Key Club, Vice-Prexidentg Boyf' W Club,' Newr- ca.rterJ,' Operettay Cboirf Boyf' Glee Club,' Varrity Baseball, Football. Known for his pitching ability and musical talent . . . Monday mornings prove difficult . . . spends time with B. A. M .... That's the way the ball bounces, he says . . . English comes easy . . . would like to play professional baseball after college. CAROLE ANNE BIRTHRIGHT Spanifb Clubj Social Studies Club,' Red Croft Reprerentatiue. Known for her long tresses . . . likes spending summers at Rehoboth . . . models in spare time . . . irritated by conceited people . . . government is her best subject . . will major in commercial art at Mount Vernon Seminary. MARK WELD BLACKBURN A Junior Town Meeting Leagueg Literary Societyy Social Studies Club. Exeterls addition to Wilson . . . Lacrosse is a fav- orite . . . enjoys Quantum mechanics . . . pedantic pedagogues are for the birds . . . plans to be an architect after Princeton. PAUL PRITCHARD BLACKBURN QPunchyJ Junior Town Meeting Leagueg Literary Sotiety, Prefi- denty Boyr' UV Clubg Spring Playg Tennir Team. Tennis and golf are favorites with this friendly redhead . . . spends spare time playing bridge . . . peeved by people who are opinionated . . . enjoys listening to records . . . plans to be a lawyer. ROBERT LYLE BELSLEY from Boyt' Glee Club,' Operettaj Intramural Sport.f,' Cboirj ,l.V. Football Manager. A terrific accordion player . . . seen around Fire- sides . . . pulling apart Crosleys is a pastime . . . can't stand people who are always combing their hair . . . aspires to be a radio announcer and disc jockey . . . It's fabulous, is his answer to everything . . . college next. JUDITH WALLACE BENFER fjudyj Section, Vice-President, Trea.furer,' Bookroom Stafff Girly' Glee Club,' Spanixb Clubg Intramural Sporty, This cute blonde is often seen with D. S .... people who spread malicious rumors are her pet aversion . . . You're kidding! she exclaims . . . Spanish rates high . . . hopes for an MRS. degree . . . irst a junior college. ARLENE MARCIA BERNSTEIN Art Club. A pert and pretty brunette . . . art and tennis rank high . . . sketching and reading are pastimes . . . work as a fashion illustrator comes after college or art school. ' WILHELMINE JOSEPHINE BEUDEKER fwillyj Girlf' Glee Club. Willy enjoys biology . . . swimming and held hockey are favorites . . . has a great collection of records . . . passes time writing letters . . . Monday mornings get her down . . . future plans include returning to Holland.