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Woodrow Wilson
High School
Portsmouth, Virginia
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IS felt that the Student Council has enjoyed one of its most successful years. This has been brought about by the four departments and the splendid guidance of Miss Devilbiss and Mr. Padden.
The Student Council emphasized especially this year “Respect for Property.” The results were gratifying. Programs were presented -in the auditorium elaborating this theme.The Publicity Department did a good work the entire year. Poll taxes were collected from approximately one thousand students.
The Traffic Department was successful in eliminating some of the congestion which prevails in the halls. Definite seats were assigned to each registration in the auditorium. This helped greatly in relieving congestion in there.
The cleanliness of the cafeteria was very noticeable through the good work of the Lunch Room Department. This Department did not suffer through the changing of directors as the work of the first was very creditably continued by the second. Lawn patrols were organized to keep the lawn free from trash.
The Public Service Department served the school exceptionally well. Permanent excuses were issued to those who leave school before three-fifteen.
All the departments contributed monitors, who aided in the discipline of the school. The committees appointed also accomplished their tasks efficiently.