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

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Forensics experienced a very successful year. The district Forensic Meet was held in February and Wilson placed in the following categories: Boy’s Prose: Wayne Winborne, First Place; Boy’s Poetry: Duke Rollins, First Place; Boy’s Original Oratory: Barry Royalle, Third Place. Other team members in- cluded Betty Ann Eure, Poetry; Leslie Marcus, Prose; and Jane Eastes represented the team in the spelling category. The team did an excellent Se ‘ . ae job and one we can be very Speller — Jane Eastes and Boy’s Original Oratory Barry Royall. proud of. SE 3 : A, Ce Poetry — Duke Rollins, Betty Ann Eure Prose — Wayne Winborne, Leslie Marcus 15

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FRONT ROW: Thespian Troupe 1238; Kelly Cary, Duke Rollins, Lisa Cobb, Betty Ann Eure, Greg Vass, Leslie Marcus, David Foster. SECOND ROW: Daryl Adams, Teresa Lewis, Billy Frye, Lynn Rosser, Pam Rhodes, Jan Sawyer, Marsha Hig ger, Dawn Redd. THIRD ROW: Sherry Forbes, Pam Parnell, Stephanie Manchur, Pat Owen, Mark Bailey, Crystal Spindell, Marie Miller. BACK ROW: Mildred Harper, Keith Boone, Barry Royalle, Pattie Yates, Loretta Tretola, Robin Davenport, David Sutton, Mark Davis, Sharon Montague, Meredith McPhearson, Kevin Brown, Mr. McGlothlin. Under the direction of Aaron McGlothlin, the Drama Club and Thespian Troupe 1238 began the year with the bewitching children’s play “Zelda”. This was followed by the fall production of “Ark of Safety” from which the cast contracted their motto “The Play’s The Thing”. An evening of One-Act Plays was presented in March and included the contest play, “The Boor” as well as four others. The Drama Club’s last production of the year was the Senior Class Play where the Class of 1978 gave their last performance on the Wilson stage. Chartered back in 1952, Wilson’s own Thespian Troupe 1238 is a small, elite group of actors and actresses that have donated many hours of their time to the production of plays. Each year new mem- bers are “initiated” into the troupe. 14 Waiting patiently, Drama Club members return their ticket money.

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SCA Gets It icine FRONT ROW: Duke Rollins; President. MIDDLE ROW: Beverly Greiner; Director of Publicity, Betty Ann Eure; Secretary. BACK ROW: Raymond Rowley; Treasurer, Barry Royall; Vice President. From decoration of bulletin boards, Teacher and Freshmen orientation to Senior gradua- tion, the SCA attempted and successfully com- pleted numerous projects. These projects in- cluded, planning homecoming, Student Scholarship Fund, and a Christmas party for underprivileged children, as well as many others. The Student Cooperative Association (S.C.A.) has experienced an active and suc- cessful year. Their goal is Service. LEFT ROW: Thomas Williams, Wendy Wintes, Carol Topping. RIGHT ROW: Kenny Matthew, Crystal Hoggard; Typist, Raymond Dale, Kelly Cary; Artist. 16