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
HEALTH AND
PHYSICAL
EDUCATION
SOCIAL STUDIES
BUSINESS
INDUSTRIAL ARTS
Above: Mrs. Stephenson states, "Please tell them to leave me alone." Right: Mrs. Powell looks for presidential territory. Left: Mrs. Cox plays flashcards with her students.
Below: Mr. Hickey's home awat from home.
Mrs. Charlotte McEachern
Mr. Joseph Simons
When we think of social studies, we think of American history, American government, world geography, and world history, sociology, economics, and humanities. Actually, the members of the social studies department are dedicated to the task of helping students to understand the world around them.
Above: Mr. Otten looks as if he's telling a student to shut up or he'll wring his neck. Left" Exhausted at the end of the day, Mrs. Oliver shows a sign of relief.
Above: Mr. Smith is shocked by the behavior of his class.
Above: Mr. Moore gives the photographer his serious look.
Top Left: Mr. Sherrill concen-trates on his paper work.
Below: Mr. Reel discusses the day's lesson.
Mr. John Ballein
Mrs. Bobbie Stone
The Health and Physical Education Department is de-signed to enable the student to recoginize the importance of good health, to improve sports skills, and learn the meaning of good sportsmanship.
The members of the de-partment were pleased to have a beautiful refurbished gym floor to start the 1983-84 school term and to welcome Mr. John Ballein to the department and coach-ing staff.
Top Left: Mr. Hopkins poses for the photographer. Bottom Left: Mr. Harvey shows one of his many talents with a basketball. Top Right: Mrs. Staples is pleased with her student's work. Above: Mrs. Stone tries to regain order.
Above: Mrs. Caviness uses her planning peroid to correct papers. Below: Mrs. Mullinax explains the importance of Business Law.
The business department, under the direction of Mrs. Ferebee, offers classes that cover basic and advanced practice in a variety of office procedures. The courses are designed to help one survive in the competing marketing world.
Left: After taking roll, Mrs. Ferebee states, "Now, what are we going to do today."
Above: Mrs. Ridenour points out the impotance of a well skilled secretary. Far Left: Mrs. Williams is caught off guard as she organizes her worksheets.
Above: Mrs. Giacometti takes a brief break before her next class.
Far Left: Mrs. Underwood states, "I'll take ten on Sugarbaby in the fifth."
Industrial Arts opens the students awareness to the industrial world. It lets a student know what is expected of him or her such as making deadlines, or work quotas. It prepares a student for jobs in different areas.
Mr. Hinton watches Palmer sand his project.
Coach McGinly helps a student with his classwork.
Mr. Clement watches Beau Kearns, master sawing.
Charles Lee enjoys cutting boards.
Mark Holley cleans up at the end of the period.
Shawn Nelson and Joe Plummer assemble their projects.
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