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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
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Portsmouth, Virginia
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YEARBOOK STAFF PUTS IT TOGETHER
Back: Tabatha Smith, Shelly Goldfarb, Mr. Bystrom, Jerry Schneider, Eric Bennett. Middle: Tonja Payne, Penny Chappell, Kelly Bishop. Front: Billy Wilder, Leslie Rowe, Robin Bowie. Back: Tabatha Smith, Shelly Goldfarb, Mr. Bystrom, Jerry Schneider, Eric Bennett. Not pictured: Eve Goldblatt and Angie Council.
Eric Bennett tries to
look cool as he walks
down the hall.
This years book promises to be different. With a new sponsor as well as an almost new staff, the promise is almost inevitable. The quality and dedication given to the book in the past will be maintained respectfully, with the changes coming primarily in the graphics and visuals used in the book. The staff is alive with creativity and willingness to produce and it is the goal of the yearbook staff, this transitional year, to produce the best book ever at Woodrow Wilson High School. We all too often, as the years pass, lose touch with past events in our lives, we hope this book will occasionally rekindle those times, memories, and moments, of your past that you will come to realize are very special times indeed.
Surprise! Surprise! We got your picture first!
Our helping hand takes time out to pose.
Shelly is shocked as Robin tells her they only have to type fifty more pages.
Robin takes a break to listen to her tunes.
SEPARATE PIECES
Kim Landy’s smile must indicate our teams success.
Angela Council is a stunning contestant.
This smile could melt the crowd.
Andrea Creekmur writes a “long” letter as Mr. Hayes looks on.
“STUDENT” STAFF
Front: D. Provost, V. Bazemore, T. Perry, B. Ferguson, K. Bishop, D. Norris.
Back: R. Brown, D. Palzer, R. Blount, T. Robinson, C. Edwards, R. Argabright, B. Montague, T. Henderson.
Front: T. Pierce, T. Parnell, C. Bratcher. Back: W. Outland, S. Tyree, M. Lester, D. Harrington, L. Davenport, B. Perkins.
STRIKE UP THE BAND
The goals of the band program at Woodrow Wilson are to continue to strive for musical excellence, and to represent the school, community and the city of Portsmouth. Future plans for the band include working with more organizations within the school and throughout the city; and to increase the number of students in the band at Woodrow Wilson High School.
Craig Vincent finishes off a drumstick.
Motto: Practice doesn’t make perfect,
Perfect practice makes perfectly perfect.
A major part of Wilsons Moral comes from our Band.
Play it again Tony!
First Row: (left to right) Regina Elner, Barbara Dodge, Lisa Watson, Donald Newberry, Ronald Brown, Brad Montegue
(Second Row) Pam Dutton, Donna Darden, Corrine Krouse, Anne Simmons, Donna Hedge, David Harrington, Charlie Williams, (Back Row) Raymond Parker, Robin Blount, Angie Council, Jamie Greiner, and not shown Venita Bazemore.
YOUNG SCIENTISTS ADOPT
NEW IDEAS
The science club concentrates it’s efforts on projects that will eventually be judged for awards. The club is planning to take a trip to New York this spring and visit scientific facilities, see a
play, tour, and have fun. Many projects are planned for this year one of which, is to sell Spirit buttons. The science club is a member of the Junior Science Academy of Virginia and has been in existence for many years.
Science Club officers stand proud.
GET YOUR ACT IN GEAR
This years Drama Club has worked very hard to achieve perfection. New talent was found throughout Wood-row Wilson High School. This new talent was put to use in such productions as “Scrooge” and the One-Act Play Festival that was held in March. It required much hard work on the part of all involved to create the successful perfor-mances.
Bob Cratchit (Leslie Rowe) consults Scrooge (George Burgess) on a possible raise.
