The pictures are as represented in the Woodrow Wilson High School, Portsmouth, Virginia yearbook or annual of the year indicated on the page. The Memory pictures may not be complete and pictures and names may have been removed by request of the person involved. Also, it does not offically indicate the year of graduation and/or that the party in question graduated. This section of the website is dedicated to the memories of all alumni and are found in personal items that alumni have saved and were kind enough to allow it to be shared with others. Thank You. If you are not represented in your class, or have other pictures for the memories section you may submit a photo to be added. John “Eddie” Lee ’68.
Woodrow Wilson
High School
Portsmouth, Virginia
OFFICERS
Edwina Coggins
Henry Lawrence
Elizabeth Ann Parker
Wallace Sanderlin
Miss Mildred James
President
Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Adviser
MEMBERS
Boys
Barclay, Robert
Bonneville, Amos
Campbell, Edwin
Lawrence, Henry
Manneschmidt, Fred
Goodson, Jean
Griffin, Mary
Hanvey, Mirian
Henry, Angie
Henry, June
Jolliff, Mae
Knight, Caroline
Motley, Ryland
Rusher, Billy
Smith, Emory
Smith, Morton
Watson, Hugh
Levine, Hermaine
McDonald, Phyllis
Moore, Carolyn
Sewell, Emily
Weiner, Beverly
Thomas, Kathleen
Girls
OFFICERS
Ercell Carr, Jack Eastwood
Ida Lumber, Marjorie Jones
Charles Wright, Christine Reid
Arthur S. Owens
President
Vice-President
Secretary and Treasurer
Adviser
MEMBERS
Boys
Allen, Edward
Bailey, Billie
Bailey, Carl
Barnes, Edwin
Benthall, Philip
Benton, Edward
Bie, Thomas
Bing, Muriel
Booth, Linwood
Boush, Jack
Bowles, Rosser
Boyd, Sears
Crumpler, Weymouth
Cummings, Gordon
Falcone, Dominick
Forrest, Bruce
Glynn, Joe
Grant, Hermes
Atkins, Mary Alice
Beaton, Katherine
Britton, Dorothy
Carlisle, Adelaide
Golden, Elizabeth
Hall, Merril
Harvey, Frances
Holloweill, Ellen
Huber, Mildred
Kawakami, Hatsuko
McCormick, Katherine
Gregg, Otis
Horton, James
Jones, Glentford
Jones, James
Lauterback, George
Lili enthall, John
Lillie, Linwood
McLeon, Billy
Meek, John
Minkin, Morris
Mobley, James
Moore, Garland
Pettyjohn, Newton
Powell, James
Pritchard, Randolph
Wallace, Albert
Wetherbee, Carl
Williams, Albert
Moore, Thelma
Oakham, Ruth
Privett, Anna
Schnitzer, Ruby Lee
Southerland, Elizabeih
Stringer, Miriam
Stublen, Sarah Ann
Vaas, Frances
Vinson, Mildred
Williams, Virginia
Girls
MEMBERS
Adamson, Edmund
Averitt, Jack
Barrick, Richard
Bozeman, Dorothy
Bray, Fred
Busby, Robert
Butterton, Meredith
Foote, George
Goodin, Linwood
Hanes, Bernard
Harrell, Frances
Hornstein, Bert
Hunt, Evan
Jones, Willie
Kunkle, Elizabeth
Lader, Annie
Lancaster, Jack
Lauterbach, Virginia
Leonard, Mary
Manneschmidt, Fred
Marks, Jackie
Murden, Ann
Monell, John
Newsome, Vance
Owens, Brownley
Padden, Bobby
Parsons, William
Perkins, Charles
Puryear, John
Rodman, Leon
Rowe, Kenneth
Sanderson, Charles
Scher, Stanley
Sipfle, Marion
Walker, Lee
Weaver, R. L.
White, Hugh
Whitt, Pete
Wiggins, Thomas
PRAEFECTI
Wallace Sanderlin
Margaret Aitken
Amos Bonneville
Mae Jolliff
Miss Mary B. Brittingham
Primus Consul
Secundus Consul
Quaestor
Scribd
Aurtor
SOCII
Pueri
Puellae
Barclay, Robert
Goodson, Norman
Brewer, Margaret
Dominitz, Eva
Glisson, Jean
Hatchell, Bernice
Hathaway, Willie Belle
Hitch, Ann
Lawrence, Henry
Smith, Morton
Marks, Jackie
Siffle, Marion
Sewell, Emily
Taylor, Mary Frances
Till, Virginia
OFFICERS
Esther Goldspinner
Catherine McDonald
Beverly Weiner
Miss ,Anna Johnston
Preisaent
Vice-President
Secretary and Treasurer
Adviser
MEMBERS
Bord, Ethel
Bryan, Wilhelmina
Cilumbello, Dolly
Dorf, Mildred
Edmundson, Mary Frances
Forrest, Hope
Henry, June Howard, Mary Lena
Howell, Maria
Land, Rosalyn
Lipman, Dorothy
Lowe, Agnes
Lowe, Frances
Mackenzie, Theodosia
Moore, Carolyn
Parker, Elizabeth Ann
Pichalek, Evelyn
Rawles, Eloise Reynolds, Melrose
Richarme, Audrena
Rose, Mary
Scott, Anne Beale
Shuman, Clara Mae
Silveerstein, Alice
Stallings, Mary Lou
Sumner, Marion
Tretola, Theresa
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