Woodrow Wilson High School - President Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

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C.O.E. OFFERS ON THE JOB TRAINING l Kathy prepares for the hard, cruel world. Bruce works hard to be a success. ow 1:Grristy Saunders, Sue Klise, Ruthie Matkins, Amy Williams, Connie Anita Radford, Christie Moody, Brenda Hall. Row 3: Patricia Joyner, Ccle tkins, Libbie Whitehead, Priscilla Pierce, Willie Mae Jones, Paulette stine Sawyer. Row 4: Evelyn Black, Mary Harris. oore, Mary Writzel, Janice Davis. Row 2: Donna McKnight, Hattie Riddick,

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Endia strives for perfection. L Mrs. Honaker demonstrates how it is done. THE ART CLUB CREATES SEVERAL MASTERPIECES l DURING THE YEAR The art club gives interested students the opportunity to! understand and appreciate the arts through its varied activities. Members worked on scenery with the Dramatics Club, Went on field trips to local museums and art galleries, and planned to do a school project. 1 if w Their hidden talent comes forward. I P l l Linda tries to create a world made of beans. T

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6-'- I.C.T. PREPARES STUDENTS FOR THE HARD CRUEL WORLD Officers: Donna Scott, Bonnie Allen, Phyllis Staton, Donald Coble, Kevin Cologgi, and Me- linda Majette. Row l: Judy Allison, Dennis Hillard, Mary Davis, Robin Winn, and Debbie Kincaid. Row 2: Ray Harris, Billy Kirk, Bob Heartwell, and Teresa Sny- der. Row 3: James Fortin and Sheila Brown. The student club to which all I.C.T. students belong is known as V.l.C.A.-The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America. The main purpose of the club, as evidenced in the club motto, Preparing for Leadership in the World ofWork',, is to develop leadership abilities in all the students who join. This is accomplished through a series of leadership activities and proj- ects. The V.I.C.A. students began the year by attending the An- nual Fall Leadership Rally. In December, as a part of its Com- munity Service Project, the club purchased and donated food to the Salvation Amiy for distribution to needy families of the city. On March 21, 1973, the Wilson V.I.C.A. Club participated in the Annual District l Leadership Contests. In April, many students and coordinators attended the Virginia Association of V.I.C.A. State Leadership Conference and Convention. To close the year, the Third Annual City-Wide I.C.T. Em- ployer-Employee Banquet was held at the Lake Wright Dinner Playhouse. Each year this function is carried out to show appre- ciation to the employers for the on-the-job training received throughout the year. :m ue Michael Hammiel, and Bonnie Allen. Row 2: phy, and Thomas Lam- bert. Row 3: Collins As- Row 4: Kathy Jolliff and Laura Crawford. Teacher: R. Harmon, Sr. Back Row: James Hyman, Phillip Stallings, Glen Mur- kew, and Thomas Bradley. Mr. Harmon gives Phyllis special attention. 13?