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
BOYS
JUNIOR
VARSITY
GIRLS
JUNIOR
VARSITY
Below:
1st row - Bethola Gilliam, Regina Elner, Angela Council.
2nd row - Brenda Warren, Shirley Mills, Alfreda Mills, Robin Blount, Judy Mills.
Above:
1st row - Robert Elner, James Green, Jerone Young, Jesse Clark.
2nd row - Mr. Price, Robert Wright, Avis Jordan, Odel Jordon, Shawn Neils.
THE J. V. DUNKERS
Avia Jordan, Coach Price, Odel Jordan, Robert Elner
The Boy's J.V. Basketball Team led mostly by Jordan and Jordan, had another productive basketball campaign this year. Along with the scoring talents of Wilson Jordan and the board stength of Avis Jordan, there were commended services from Robert Elner, Ivic Carroll, Andrew Schmidt, and Steve O'Neal. The team compiled a 7-2 record for the year.
The was the second year for a girls J. V. team at Wilson. The coach was Lorraine Trey and after a year of experience the team should bea contender next year.
THE REAL SWINGERS
Front Row: Kelly Bishop, Kelly Hobbs, Cyndi Mooney, Tracy Allen, Tracy Parrell, Penny Chappell, Coach Joe Bystrom. Back Row: Irene Coleman, Linda Coburn, Regina Hawkins, Tayra Noll, Malena Cabacar, Treva Mason, Shelly Goldfarb, and Eve Goldblatt.
Spotting is most important in keeping Nina Cabacar off the injured list.
Treva Mason vaulting into one of the best all around gymnast in the district.
Woodrow Wilson girls varsity gymnastics team enjoy a very successful 1st season. As the schools' newest sport and the Southeastern Districts' only new team, the girls went undefeated until their final meet finished the season in second place. Their 4 and 1 record reflects the hard work and determination of the young team and they certainly deserve the enjoyment they receive from a very successful opening season. The girls placed second at the district meet with a total of 83.40 points and advanced to the Eastern Regional Meet. Eve Goldblatt, Treva Mason, Nina Cabacar, Regina Hawkins, and Phyllis Jackson were all in the regional meet.
THE PUTT AROUNDS
Ricky Fugate and Coach Hopkins leave school for a match.
Left: Jimmy Godwin and Frank Terabek. Above: Clyde Brown and Andrew Schmidt.
The 1979-80 Golf Team was led by senior Ricky Fugate, Clyde Brown, Jimmy Godwin, Frank Verabek, and Andrew Schmidt rounded the rest of the team. To be more competative the team needs more players. Easy going coach Hopkins advertises the team as a vacation.
Front: Walter Morgan, Leland Wiley, Charles Banks, Eugene Hart, Terry Herron.
Wilson's boy's cross country team finished the season with a 1 - 5 record. Prospects for the next year look promising as this young team has gained experience and will lose only one runner next year. Nine lettermen and promising eight graders will be returning next year.
Aaron Woodhouse and Willie Hart run so fast they blur the camera.
Strutting their stuff. Walter Morgan and Eugene Hart practice cross sountry.
The 1980-81 school term was a year of first for the Woodrow Wilson Girls' Cross Country Team. In fact, it was the first year Wilson had a Girls' Cross Country Team. In addition to their very respectable 4-1 record, the team finished first in the City Meet and first in the District Meet. The girls also represented the Southeastern District at Regional competition.
Front(left to right)Lonel Jones, Kevin Bryant, Steve Fisher, Bobby Gibson, Alphonso, Edward, Ben Krause, Walter Jenkens and Paul Baily. Back(left to right) Coach Reel Daryl Banks, Robert Turner, Anthony Robertson, Bruce Sykes, Jeff Greiner, Hu ter Pittman, Jeff Manchar, and Eugene Brown.
Anthony Robertson and Coach Reel discuss stratergy before the game.
Above: Ben Krause tackles the ball from Anthony Robertson.
Left: Jeff Greimer takes a shot.
The season was a successful one because soccer became a varsity sport for the first time and sixteen young men made Wilson history.
To form a soccer team with only four players who have played on an organized soccer team is not an easy job.
Because of inclement weather practice had to be held in the gym balcony, auditorium stage. The formation of a good team was definitely hindered by adverse weather conditions.
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