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
PREXIE POWER
above: Junebug bulls over his opponent.
below: #33 runs over to help his teammates scramble for the ball.
With a 4-5 record for the year the team made great strides in gaining experience and winning games at the same time. Overall, Coach Moore was disappointed because his expectations are always high, for his team. Never the less, he felt that they were better than anyone had reason to believe they would be. We had the following players place in the city: Qright Eric --- All District, Tidewater, Regional City. Slaughter Lin --- All District. Keith Ashbury --- All City. Marby --- All City Distrrict. Gainet Clinton --- All City.
Dodney runs down field ready to give the braves a Battle.
above: Coach Moore informs the student body of Friday nights Menu: "Greyhound Stew"; all you can eat!
below: The "STOOGE CREW"
Our football players gather outside the gym waiting for the call for their entrance.
Am I bad or what?
What did you say the play was?
Above: Your suppose to kick it through Keith.
Below: #292
A loose football sure does draw a crowd.
Berry High and friend join in for a picture.
Hear no evil, speck no evil, see no evil.
JV'S FOOTBALL
TEAM IS IN
THE RUNNING
The J.V. season was a suc-cessful one in two ways. Firstly once again the team has come up with a winning season 5-0-0. Coach McGinley was disappointed that the team did not win every game but, overall he thinks they did as well as they could. The season was riddled by unexpected situations such as there were times when they were forced to start players out of position or had to play without key personnel.
Secondly it has produced a number of good players to move to varsity team next year.
left to right
row 1: Andre Durham, Mark Beacham, Grady Lucas, Kevin Flenneer, Steve Branch
row 2: Glen Carr, Jeff Price, Darrin Fetty, Angelo Cabacar, Kyle Hicks, William Trotter, Vernon Hutchinson, Mike Hooker, and Eugene McNeil.
row 3: George Spruill, Lorenzo Sherrod, Raymond, Council, Calvin Brown, Eugene Fortt,
Alondo Drew, Alphonzo Myrick, Larry Bradley, Steve Crenshaw
row 4: Coach Ladisic, Coach McGinley, Brad Montague, Mike Jones, Greg Askew, Joe Bentley, Mathew Whitney, Demetrius Hinton, Brian Moring, Kevin Cole
row 5 : Maurice Boone, David Washington, Author Johnson. Robert McClellan, Robert Watson, Tom Wilson, Reginald Sykes, Ricky Perrault.
I could have sworn I saw that ball move.
Front row: (L to R) Ed Jones, Eric Wright, Keven Jennings, Steve Crenshaw, and Terrence Johnson.
Back row: (L to R) Coach Larry Harvey, Darrick Williams, Andre Parker, Steve Brown, Montague Williams, Aaron Woodhouse, and Barry High.
Aaron Woodhouse surges in for a baseline 'J'.
Darrick Williams tries to manuver around his opponent..
Aaron Woodhouse decides he should do his stretches after all, when told to enter the game.
Andre Parker 'pin' his opponents stuff against the boards.
Aaron Woodhouse puts up a "key" jumper.
Montague Williams concentrates on the front end of a one-one-one.
Derrick Williams displays his "slam-dunk" talent.
JV HOOP
SHOOTERS
Bottom, L-R: Carlton Leary, Todd Pittman, Mike Honore, Alonzo Drew, William Crite, Rubin Brown, Greg Knowles, Cornell Green. Top Row L-R: Coach John Ballein, Keith Majette, John Cook, Antonio Norvell, Keven Cole, Jamie Griner, William Trotter, Horace Moore.
Deep concentration is needed for a successful shot.
VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL
Miss Fry told Laverne to get on top of the net.
"Smiling help"
Who said I can't play by myself.
Finally the ball bounces my way.
"It's mine!, no!, it's mine!"
JUNIOR DUNKERS
J.V. team discusses the play that will bewilder the Mustangs.
J.V. coach Mrs. Marilyn Watts gives her team a boost during a timeout.
Above: How did that ball get back there?
Below: Coach Watts points out an error in the Game Plan.
Above: The J.V.'s fight for possesion of the ball.
Below: The High 5.
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