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
Personalities . . . . . . . . .
Results of Dr. Allen's request to treat cafeteria like
home; Above: Robert Bunger, Ed Barry, Lowry
Hundley, Mike Chenweth, Richard Early. Below:
Leon Jackson, James Jarman
Editors Ann Davis, Madeline Ellis explain publications set up at
first P.T.A. meeting.
. . . . . . . . . on parade
Jackie Drake, Joan Boush, Judy Bassemier prepare The
Student for mailing.
Anita Facenda is quite surprised to find Dottie
Gatling in the closet.
Carol Martin. Louise Albertson ad-dress Student exchanges.
Shirley Metcalf, Betty Jean Russell add finishing touchs
to S.C.A. Christmas tree.
Janice Blowe, Judy Askew, Coach
Landis ponder a President problem.
Cheerleaders in period costumes at Homecoming assembly.
Majorette salute from Betty Moore, Geraldine Morgan, Shirley Host, Linda
Armstrong, Linda Jennings.
Dr. Allen in his familiar pose before
student body.
"Our Subscription Drive Begins"
Sports section plug - Winky Latimer, Ann Gail Robertson style Narrators - Gary Crumpler, Jackie Drake.
What grace! What poise! Butch Beale we mean. Jackie could laugh, she was our Queen.
Norma Abrams, Carolyn Endicott and skit representing Organizations section.
"Our Miss Brackett" promises an up-to-date portrait for the 1960 President.
Carolyn and Norma really did dance.
Classes section was more im-portant to Carol Martin than getting to class on time.
Assemblies
Dr. Allen presents' National Honor Society certificates to
newly-elected members.
Gym classes "swing" for assembly.
Modern Dance Club previews "Fantastic Intrigue."
Dr. Allen, Marty Brennanan accept "Freedom Shrine" plaques from Optimist Club Exchange Club.
Forum Club debates.
All eyes are on Judy Anapol.
Ann Davis and "Freedom Shrine" plaque.
Mr. Galliford, Doris Brownley and Triangle's
award for best Tri-Hi-Y.
"Fantastic Intrigue II" . . . . . . .
............ a program of originl dances
presented by
MODERN DANCE
CLUB
"Persian Market" dance by Anita Facenda and Diane Gooden.
Glow worms Laura Gartman and Anita get set to "glow" for each other.
The country boy decides to stay after seeing sights of New
York. Anita is the boy; Priscilla Bloom, the "sights."
Scene in "Hernando's Hideaway" just before the speak-easy was raided by the cops. All were caught!
"7 come 11" on school time. Above "hoods" in a New York street scene are Laura Gartman, Cheryl Wax, Chris Ballentyne, Priscilla Bloom.
Marion Harrel, Anita Facenda, Laura Gartman in marriage scene of the Indian maiden and the Chief.
Laura comes alive.
Gemini is very versatile as interpreted
by Marion Harrell and Ann West.
Snow Ball
Eleanor Overman and her moment of
glory.
Jeff Warren, former head photographer,
and Anna Fay Grayson.
"Lawton, why weren't you taking
pictures instead of dancing with
Linda?"
Queen Eleanor accepts congratulations from Pat Viola.
Ronnie Brinkley and Freddie Sue Turner in the spotlight.
Tommy McLauchlin sits this one out with Anne West.
Jerry Dixon and Shirley Thackston ponder a cha-cha.
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