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.
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Below: In her family Living class, Mrs. Danner writes a pass for a student. Top Right: Mrs. Allen collects her mall during her free peroid. Bottom Right: Mrs. Riddick shows a male student how to prepare a video camera.
The Home Economics Department provides a wide variety of offer-ings to all students at Wilson High so that they may develop those homemaking skills necessary to the acceptance of respective home responsibilities. The department emphasizes the importance of proper food, shelter, clothing, child-care, health, home care for the sick, money management, cosumer awareness, and family relation-ship.
Left Top: Mrs. Bonwell listens to a student's answer. Above: Mrs Graves checks the roll. Below: Mrs. King helps two of her students.
Through the creativetalents of the art staff, great hopes for a product-ive year are anticipated. Mr. Bystrom shares his time this year between Norcom and Wilson but fells confident that Mrs. Sweet and Mr. Williams can manage for half a day without him. ?Routinely students from Wilson do very well at shows around the area and this year should be no exception.
Mrs. Sweet and Tabatha Smith count out how many days are left of school.
Left: Mr. Williams prepares art materials for his students.
Below: Mr. Bystorm doubles as art teacher and the yearbook advisor.
The goals of the Music Department at Wilson are, to continue to strive for musical excellence, and to represent the school, community, and the city of Portsmouth. Future plans for the Music Department include working with oganizations within the school and through out the city; and to the increasing number of students in the band and the total music program at Wilson.
Admiration of my work.
Practice makes them perfect.
Clinton Williams watches and listens as Mr. Warren sings a verse.
Mrs. Doris Hardy
The objectives of the Guidance Dept. are to hep students gain a better understanding of themselves by assesing educational information, setting constructive, realistic, and personally satisfying goals, an to provide information to help students achieve their goals.
Mrs. McConnell gives her un-divided attention to work that needs to be done.
Mrs. Byrd holds a discussion with a parent about a student.
Mrs. Gup woks on her paperwork.
Mrs. Palmwer shows Lisa Whitlet her school records.
Mrs. Babbitt attends to school business.
Miss Krammer sees to a students needs
Mr. Ferguson checks into the file on careers.
Mr. Elliot rests after working backstage.
Mrs. Henderson doesn't do house calls.
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