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
Faculty & Staff
Class Roster
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(Front to back) L. Moore, A. Hughes, P. Satterthwaite, J. Stevenson, L. White, L. Nesmith, C. Turner, B. Outland, E. Moore, Mrs. Myers, A. Debrough, J. Waites, L. Freeman, L. Brinkley, L. Lassiter, S. Copeland, K. Kelly, Q. Saunders, B. Garner, Mrs. Batchelor, T. Hill, D. Ashberry, B. Bingham, M. Moore, B. Austin, J. Young, C. Schwarz, S. Mintz, D. Bynum, R. Smith, S. Jones, T. Granby, Z. Scott, A. Reed, T. Valentine, D. Smith, D. Dunn, M. Riddick, S. Brown, Q. Whitaker, S. Newkirk, D. Holloman, M. Branch, K. Price, T. Thorpe, M. Fortt, S. Oliver, D. Phillips, J. Williams.
MARKETING
(Front to back) M. Lawrence, B. Burnett, C. Weiss, V. Johnson, A. Windley, G. Grant, R. Lee, Mrs. King, Mrs. Myers, M. Harrison, N. Davis, M. Jackson, J. Sharpe, C. Costello, T. Phillips, M. Pollert, K. Howlett, S. Jones, Y. Pittman, Mrs. Batchelor, R. Muhammad, T. Hill, L. Stevens, T. Jackson, T. Downey, S. Crawford, W. Hudson, S. Summers, D. Martin, L. Chavis, M. McCoy, C. Wnukoski, T. Thomas, T. Satterwhite, P. Jones, L. Phelps, T. Carr, K. Bobo, T. Marsh, C. Hudson, M. Crawford, T. Brooks, K. Banks, R. Smith, L. Jimenez, T. Bradshaw, S. Farmer, D. Strawther, D. Shep-ard, E. Fortson, R. Moorehouse, M. Florian, S. Butler, E. Pond, T. Jackson.
ADVANCED MARKETING
(front to back) Mrs. King, L. Boone, S. Daye, C. Paige, T. Phelps,
MARKETING
DECA OFFICERS
(Front to back) M. Jackson, Sec.; T. Hill, V. Pres.; C. Paige, Pres.; L. Pickett, Rep.; D. Strawther, Peni B. Burnett, Treas.; R. Wells, Historian.
FASHION
MERCHANDISING
(Front to back) Mrs. King, C. Cherry, T. Satterwhite, T. Wilkes Cc. eae A. Pierce, S. Farmer, M. Hasan, A. Cummings, J. Worrell, V. Wynn, L. Pickett, R. Muhammad.
MR. & MISS DECA
Tremayne Carr and April Livermon represented DECA royally.
ART CLUB
Cooperative Office Education
Shivawn Moore and Anthony Edwards represented the Art Club.
F. Hasan, E. Oliver, E. Oliver, A. Edwards, R. Johnson, S. Moore, K. Maye, C. Wu, Mr. Wilson, B. Austin, Boone, A. Homes, M. Haque.
L. Cherry, S. White, A. Stephenson, L. Stewart, S. Harrington, T. Dillard, V. Daniels, F. Elliott, D. Black, P. Johnson, W. Brown, T. Suiter, D. Booker, V. Jones. Absent — S. Lassiter, L. Birnie, Sponsor — Mrs. Terry Caviness
EDUCATION FOR EMPLOYMENT
DRAMA CLUB
The EFE group gathers for a picture.
Talisha Johnson and Michael White.
(front) A. Hardison, T. Green, C. Waddler, C. Hirsch. (back) Q. Whitaker, C. Perice,C. Nebert, T. Downey, D. Basham. The Drama Club’s sponsor is Mrs. Waters.
Tonia Downey and Carlton Waddler.
This was an active year for Wilson’s Drama Club. For the Christmas production, Danyelle Basham and Christine Peirce wrote a play based on O. Henry’s story, ‘The Gift of the Magi’’. Not only did the club put on a performance for the spring of 1993, but they also attended Festival, a gathering of drama clubs from various high schools. At Festival, the Drama Club competed against the other high schools with plays. The Drama Club performed Impromptu, a four character play.
FRENCH CLUB
A Busy Year!
The French Club exists to deepen the understanding and interest in the Francophone or French-speaking world. This world includes not only France, but other countries like Haiti, Switzerland, Morocco, the Ivory Coast and the province of Quebec.
In the fall, the club had two French college students as guest speakers and went on a field trip to “Le Charlieu'’, a French restaurant in Norfolk. In December they participated in French Christmas caroling. They also watched several French movies and enjoyed a trip to the Chrysler museum to view the impressionist art. During Foreign Language week in March, the French Club participated in many activities associated with that week. The French Club is sponsored bv Mrs. Cochrane.
FUTURE EDUCATORS OF AMERICA
Teachers-To-Be!
The Future Educators of
America Club was organized at Wilson in the spring of 1992 by Mrs. Carolyn Smith, Ms. Gladys Arrington, and Mrs. Lee Ann Benson. The purpose is to interest students in the field of education and to provide some community service projects. Members tutored at John Tyler, visited the Autumn Care Nursing Home, and attended a regional conference in May. The FEA Club is underwritten by a grant from the National Education Association through the Vir-ginia Education Association.
The sponsors are Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Benson.
Lotus Tam and Jason Lewis.
(front to back) S. Stoehr, R. King, L. Tam, A. Stephenson, B. Jordan, S. Washpon, D. Mason, T. Tam, M. Walker, H. Dancy, C. Joyner, S. Boone, E. Clark, A. Holmes.
(front to back) C. Cherry, T. Blow, L. Huffman, T. Blow, L. Williams, C. Slaughter, E. Oliver, D. Newberry, Mrs. Benson.
FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA
Future Business Leaders of
America is an organization that is open only to business education students. The co-curricular nature of FBLA, combining instruction, experience and activity, makes
the organization an integral part of the business education pro-gram. Monthly meetings were
held every third Wednesday of each month, with the following student officers presiding: Lakisha Cherry, President; Shaunita Lassiter, Vice-President; Tracy Townsend, Secretary; Angelena Stephenson, Treasurer; and Paula Brown, Reporter.
Various social activities were planned for the members this year, such as pizza parties, Christmas party, and a spring party. Fundraisers for the year included selling candy, donuts, calendars and other various items. They also adopted Maryview Pediatric wing. Members attended the annual Fall Work-shop on Saturday October 17 at Norfolk State University.
The FBLA MART is a store also operated by the FBLA. This MART, which was managed by Lakisha Cherry and Jamila Evans, sells school supplies and other student items.
FBLA students went to
Reston, Virginia for their Spring Convention and Kings Dominion at the end of the year.
Mrs. Shirley Frerebee is head sponsor of the FBLA. She is assisted by Mrs. Caviness, Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. Linyear, Mrs. Mobley and Mrs. Williams.
