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

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1983 volume:

aE REERING am Se WOOO ROBE ES ONS HEH ry 2 Oy iy ee Es Tg Te COGTEDbLOTL Ua ord d Oz Ook. ba Introduction 4-7 Seniors 10-27 Juniors 28-39 Sophomores 40-51 Freshmen 52-65 8th Grade 66-79 Faculty 82-99 Clubs Organizations 131 Football 134-141 Cross country 142 Basketball 143-151 Wrestling 152-155 Softball 158-159 Baseball 160-162 Track 163 Soccer 164 Tennis Golf 165 Ads Index 168-178 Getting a drivers license, modern dress and later curfews are all privi- leges. as Nias Say Yi Clockwise: Passing the tough tests of a good teacher and registering for the draft are responsi- bilities that come with an 18th birth- day and graduation! CLASSES Bottom: The fifth period Algebra class tries hard to understand. Right: The fella’s check something out. 10 WE’RE AT THE TOP AT LAST rtp We : i | i al Ge CAE Kneeling: Karen Henderson, V-Pres.; Standing: Regina Hawkins, Sec- retary; Bruce Sykes, President; lola Faulks, Treasurer. Tonya Bell Claven Blair Fonzy Adams William Alston Cathy Ballard Reginald Bazemore Roderick Bazemore Bonnie Bell Robert Blake Felicia Blow Dillis Broadie Curtis Brown Joann Brown James Burns Susie Brooks Eugene Brown Micheal Brown Dante Burt Sharon Brown Carla Burton Camille Buggs Billie Jo Butler iil . 214 salutes the football team. R H Scott Cherry Ike Carroll Reginald Collins Carolyn Collins Karen Cannady Irene Coleman Keith Cameron Linda Coburn 12 Curtis Corbett Darrell Cross Kevin Daughtry Cassandra Doswell UPERIOR SPIRIT Andrea Cordy Cheryl Cosentino Jacqueline Council Doreen Cross’ Herbert Cross Beth Dashiell Cindy Davidson Ruby Dean Judy Devites Johnnie Ealey Angela Easter Darlene Edmonds 13 14 Marsha Edmonds Arlene Faulks Steve Ferguson Michael Goodman Derlin Elliott lola Faulks Veronica Ferguson Diana Grant SENIORS GET Todd Elliott Rhonda Ellis Karen Faulks Viola Faulks Jacqueline Gainey Carlice Gatling Margaret Grant Marsha Grant PREPARED Benessa Harrell Charlene Green Traci Hardy Kenneth Hazel Delores Harrop Regina Hawkins DeAngelo Bailey gets prepped for the disaster. Lucille Harris Karen Henderson Patricia Hendricks Kelly Hobbs Seen ae PIE SE LS 16 Felicia Holloway Stephanie Horton Beth Jernigan Angela Johnson Taking a break, Kevin Lewis downs some water. Cheryl Jefferson Kimberly Johnson yo Walter Jenkins Trelee Johnson Dawn Jones Gloria Jones ENIORS EXCEL IN SPORTS Avis Jordon Cheryl Kearse Jacqueline Kee Robin Kelly Linwood King Katherine Lane Kim Langreder Kevin Lewis Angie Mabry Warren Martin Treva Mason Tammy Mateo Phoebe McCall Arnetta Melvin Jackie Mills Judy Mills 7 18 ‘ baer’ — Doris Moore Eric Nesbit Paula Pittman Donna Quinely Walter Morgan Chris Newton Christy Porter Lisa Redfearn WILSON STRIVES Louise Morton Shawn Myles Kevin Owens Maurice Parker Susan Pouch Sheila Prince Avis Reed Rosalind Reynolds TO KEEP AHEAD Sandra Riddick Annette Rodgers Loretta Ruff George Satterfield Carlos Sawyer Sharon Scarborough Andrew Schmidt JoAnn Scott Vernice Seth Donna Sexton Kenetha Shearrin Penny Silverston Checking out the computer, Steve Ferguson tries to fix his program. 19 20 Elease Slaughter Bruce Sykes Letitia Tucker Carleathia Vincent ENIOR PRIVILIGES Carleneta Spearman Aaron St. Ann Marie Stowe Brian Taylor Cathy Taylor Christine Taylor Antoinette Tyler Van Vann Cassandra Vass Richard Walker Teresa Warren Bobby Washington Calvin Washington Candy Waterfield David White Tammy White Seniors show their spirit during a pep rally. Valecia White Darrell Williams Tanya Williams Patrick Williams Richard Witherow Nathaniel Wright Ronald Wright Frank Yerabek 21 Wye WILLIAM EARL ALSTON “Bill” H.R. Pres. 1; H.R. Rep. 2; V-Pres. Math Club 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students, LA 4. Ambition: To attend Michigan State or VSU and become the most prpsperous dentist around. CATHY LAVERN BALLARD “Cat” DECA 3, 4. Ambition: To graduate, attend NSU, and major in modeling. RODERICK BAZEMORE Ambition: To graduate and go on to lead a long, strong, healthy and wealthy life. TONYA MELISSA BELL ‘‘Tonie’’ French Club 3, Orchestra 1, 2. Ambition: | would like to go to college and major in secretary science. CURTIS JEROME BROWN “CJ”. Ambition: To study data pro- cessing and computer programming. JOANN BROWN Rifle girl 1, 2, 3; FHA 1, Basketball 2, Track 2, FBLA 3. Ambition: | plan to go to b eauty school for a year and become a beautician. KEVIN AARON BROWN “Hands” FBLA 2, Science Club 3, 4; J.V. Football 1, 2; J|.V. Baseball 2, V. Football 3, 4; V. Baseball 3, 4. Ambition: To live my life to its fullest while pursuing a career in either computers or sports. CAMILLE BERNICE BUGGS “Bernie” Pres. Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2; Tennis 3, 4. Ambition: To become a medical tech- nologist. DANTE BURT “Burt” V-Pres. Drama Club 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1, 2. Ambition: To become a successful corporate lawyer and to help the world to be at peace with itself. IRENE YOLANDA COLEMAN “Bemmie” Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Pres. and First Ladies 2, 3; Modern Dance 1, Gymnastics 1, Flag Girl 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To gain a 3.5 average and to be a legal secretary after | have graduated. ANDREA DARLENE CORDY Marching Band 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Track 1, 2, 4. Ambition: To be a successful model. CHERYL A. COSTENTINO Ambition: | plan to go to college and become a successful photographer. JACQUELINE ANNETTE COUNCIL “Jackie” Band 1, 2; Math Club 2, Flag girl 3, Majorette 4, Drama Club 4, Spanish Club 4. Ambition: To attend a four-year college and medical school to become a gynecologist. DOREEN YVONNE CROSS Miss Hospitality 3. Ambition: After graduation | plan to attend a business college and pursue a career in the accounting field. AGNES ELIZABETH DASHIELL “Beth” V-Pres, DECA 4, D.E. 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To go to TCC, to pursue a career in Public Rela- tions and to marry Dennis Bagley. RUBY ANN DEAN “Parrot’’ FBLA 4, COE 4. Ambition: To be married to Kenny Rea and lead a successufl business career. RHONDA BRENNETTE ELLIS “Bren’’ Drama Club 1, 2. Ambition: To become a social worker and to be successful in whatever | do. MARSHALL DELANIE EDMONDS H.R. REP. 1, 2; H.R. Pres. 3, 4; Flag girls 1, 2, 3, 4; Modern Dance 1, 2, 3; Softball 2; SCA 3, 4. Ambition: | plan to attend TCC, major in computer program- ming, and become one of the best programmers around. ALICE DIANA EDWARDS ‘‘Doll-baby” Rifle girl 1, V. Cheer- leader 2, 3. Ambition: | plan to go to TCC after | graduate. ARLENE LAVERNE FAULKS Flag girl 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3. Ambition: When | graduate | plan to go to college and to major in business. IOLA FAULKS “Bonz” Track 1, 2 (Co-capt.), 3 (Capt.), 4; H.R. Pres. 3, 4; Cross-Country 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To attend college and major in business administration or to go into the service. CARLICE GATLING “Kay-Kay’’ FHA 1, 2; Hospitality Club 2, 3, 4. Ambition: | plan to get a job and further my career in the business field. GERALD LAWRENCE GATLING “GQ” Cross Country 2, 3; LA 3, 4. Ambition: To go to college and major in business administra- tion and be a successful person. BOBBY EUGENE GIBSON “Pudgy” H.R. Pres. 1, 2,3;DECA1,LA 3, 4. Ambition: To marry Renee, have some kids and live a nice peaceful life. MICHAEL JOSEPH GOODMAN “Mike” |.V. Wresling 2, Golf 2, 3. Ambition: To graduate from college with a bachelor’s degree in electronics and then become an Air Force pilot. MARSHA ANN GRANT ““Moddy poo’ H.R. Pres. 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4; LA 2, 4; Majorette 3, 4; COE 4. Ambition: | plan to attend VSU and pursue a career in electronic data processing. CHARLENE DENISE GREEN “Charmin” H.R. Rep. 1, 2; H.R. Pres. 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To attend the United States Air Force and later attend college for about 4 years. BENESSA DARLISE HARRELL “Nessa” Softball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Cheerleader 3. Ambition: To attend TCC for four years and to be successful in business and law. After leaving the opposition behind, Eugene Hart runs for the finish. 2 2 Cheryl Jefferson decides to take a break during the homecoming game. DELORES LORRAINE HARROP “Dee” Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Rep. 3. Ambition: To be a successful corperate lawyer. EUGENE HART “jeep” J.V. Wrestling 1; V. Wrestling 2, 4; LA 2, Cross-Country 2, 4. Ambition: | plan to attend college for four years, then go in to the Marines as an engineer. REGINA MELVINIA HAWKINS “Tenspeed” Gymnastics Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4. Ambition: | would like to go to college at either Tenn. State or Va. State. KAREN ANN HENDERSON “Munchkin” Spanish Club 1, DECA 2, NHS V-Pres. 3, H.R. Pres. 3, 4; SCA Pres. 4, V-Pres. Senior Class 4, Ledger-Star Scholastic Team 2, Assoc. Editor of The Student 3, Tennis 3, V. Cheerleader 4. Ambition: | plan to attend Norfolk General Hospital’s School of Nursing to become a registered nurse. STEPHANIE SVYAUGHN HORTON “Stephie” J.V. Cheerleaders 1, J.V. Girls Basketball 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3; Pres. and First Ladies 3. LA 4. Ambition: To go to college and then get married. CHERYL MARIE JEFFERSON “Charona”’ Math Club 1, Track 1, V. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 (Capt.). Ambition: To attend VA State and become a pediatrician. ELIZABETH LEE JERNIGAN “Beth’’ Ambition: To marry Jeff White and be a secretary. GLORIA ELIZABETH JONES “Lil Glo” H.R. Rep. 1, H.R. Pres. 2, V. Cheerleader 3, LA 4. Ambition: To attend college, become a legal secretary and marry and settle down. AVIS EUGENE JORDAN ‘’Feetman” Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: | am going to college and enter ROTC and go in the Air Force. TROY ANTONIO JOYNER “Tony” Ambition: To become a suc- cessful and intelligent doctor. JACQUELINE FAYE KEE “Jackie” Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To attend Norfolk State University for four years and become an officer in the Navy. JOSEPH LANDY “Jeep” J.V. Football 1, 2; V. Football 3, 4. Ambi- tion: To join the United States Air Force. KATHERINE ALESA LANE ‘‘Karen” Junior Marshall 3. Ambition: After graduation, | hope to go toa business college of some sort and be successful in everything | do. KIMBERLY DAWN LANGREDER “Kim” J.V. Cheerleader 1, FHA 1, Prom Committee 2, 3; V. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Student Staff 3, 4; LA 4, Homecoming Court 4, COE 3, 4, Ambition: To make it through high school and finally turn 18. JESSE LAMARR LEAKE “Duke” Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To major in computer science. KEVIN KENDALL LEWIS “Lu Lu’ H.R. Pres. 1, 2, 3; Adv. Band 1, 2, 3; J.V. Wrestling 2, V. Wrestling 3, 4; V. Football 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4, Pres. NHS 4. Ambition: To become an orthopedic sur- geon and to always be with “My Special Girl”! ANGELA MABRY “Mabelle” Band 1, 2, 3, 4; LA 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To attend VA State College and major in special education and later settle down and marry Martin Butts. ARNETTA MARIE MELVIN Ambition: To become a clerk typist. JACQUELINE MILLS “‘Deneen” Band 1, 2, 3; LA 2, 3, 4; COE 4. Ambition: To become a legal secretary or a computer technolo- gist. WALTER MORGAN “Curtis” J.V. Football 1, 2; V. Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 2, 3. Ambition: To go into the army and major in computers. MARGARET LOUISE MORTON “Weasol” Treasurer DECA 4, H.R. Pres. 1, 2, 3, 4; NJHS 1, D.E. 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To attend ODU and study fashion merchandising. SHAWN MYLES “Crazy Shawn” Basketball 1, DECA 2, 3: LA 2. Ambition: | plan to go to college after | graduate and take ona career in data processing. CHRISTOPHER MARK NEWTON “Newt” H.R. Pres. 1, 3; J.V. Baseball 1, 2; Student Sports Editor 1, V. baseball 3, Tennis 2, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3. Ambition: To become rich, famous, and very successful in the field of communications and to live until death sends me six feet under. KEVIN MAURICE OWENS “Ultra Slim’’ DECA (Pres.) 4, H.R. Rep. 4. Ambition: To go to college and study business management. Also after four years in college | plan to enter the military. PAULA MARIA PITTMAN “Paulette” J.V. Cheerleader (Capt.) 1, Spanish Club 1, V. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, NJHS 1, Jr. Marshall 3, Yearbook 4, Prom Committee 3, 4. Ambition: To go to college, pursue a career in computer science, and someday make my dreams reality. STELLA CHRISTINE PORTER “Christy” Tennis 1, Drama 1; Am- bition: To become a sound engineer and follow my dreams and not my nightmares. SUZANNE MARIE POUCH “Susan” Spanish Club 1, LA 1, 2, 3, 4. 23 24 Ambition: To make the most of my life and above all ENJOY it. DONNA QUINERLY “Booty” Flag girl 2, 3, 4; Ambition: To go into the army. AVIS MICHELLE REED “Avis” Color guard 1, Rifle girl 2. Ambi- tion: | would like to become a computer programmer. SHARON DIANE SCARBOROUGH “Duck” Orchestra 1, 2; Chorus 2, 3; Pres. and First Ladies 4. Ambition: To reach my goal in the professional world. JOANN SCOTT “Boann” H.R. PRES. 2, Flag girl 1, 2; Modern Dance 1, 2. Ambition: To attend Kee Business College or ODU and major in computer processing and marry Mr. William A. Sykes. DONNA MARIE SEXTON “Blondie” LA 3, 4. Ambition: To be a nurse, to get married and have two children. CARLENETA NOVETTE SPEARMAN “Nita’’ SCA 4. Ambition: | plan to attend Ann’s Beauty School and some day own my own shop. AARON RAYNARD ST. ANN “Saint” J.V. Wrestling 1, 2; V. Wrestling 3, 4; Cross Country 3, 4; Tennis 4, Track 4. Ambition: | would like to attend college and major in some field that re- quires artistic and or some creative ability. WILSON SUARE DECA 4. Ambition: | want to be a manager of a store. BRUCE SYKES “Disco” J.V. Football 1, 2; J.V. Basketball 1, Soccer 1, 2, 3; Science Club 1, V. Basketball 2, 3, 4; V. Football 3, 4; V. Basebal! 4. Ambition: To attend a four year college, graduate and become a very important business man or computer opera- tor in the off season of my pro career. CHRISTINE DENISE TAYLOR “Brown Sugar” Orchestra 1, Cho- rus 2, 3, 4; Pres. and First Ladies 4. Ambition: To become a musical performer. LEROY TAYLOR “Lee” V. Baseball 3, 4. Ambition: To attend the U.S. Naval Academy and become a officer in the Navy. ANTOINETTE PRISCILLA TYLER ‘puddin’ Science Club 2, DECA 2. Ambition: To put my mind to whatever | want to do so! can be successful in this world. VAN LORENZO VANN “Lo Lo” DE 3, 4. Ambition: To be an apprentice in the shipyard or go into the military. CARLEATHIA VINCENT “Car-Car” Color guard 1, Flag girl 2. Ambition: To graduate and go to beauty school and become a hairstylist. RICHARD A. WALKER “Richie” Spanish Club 1, LA 3, 4. Ambi- tion: To live a full and happy life and never have a dull moment. BOBBY WASHINGTON “Slama” J.V. Football 1, 2; V. Football 3, 4. Ambition: To attend college and later go in to the military. CANDACE HOPE WARTERFIELD “Candy” FHA 1, 2; Spanish Club 4, LA 4. Ambition: To graduate! Then go to college and become a agent for the FBI and some where in there get mar- ried and have a family. TAMMY L. WHITE “Small’’ Homecoming Court 1, V. Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To finish high school and go in the Air Force. VALECIA WHITE ‘Slim’ Ambition: | plan to go to Barbizon Modeling School after high school. DARRELL ENNIS WILLIAMS “dew’ Ambition: To get out of school, get a job, and have a family. TANYA WILLIAMS “Ton-Toe”’ DECA 4. Ambition: To attend Portsmouth School of Beauty Culture and start a career in cos- motology. PATRICK LEWIS WILSON “Boo” Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: To pursue a career in electronics or computer programming. RONALD LEE WRIGHT “Ronnie” Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambition: ! plan to continue my education at a college or university and to go into Health and Related Sciences. FRANK JOSEPH YERABEK Ill “Frankie” Baseball 1, Golf 1, 2; DECA 3. Ambition: To get married after graduation and live a long and happy life. Z, SUPER SENIORS OF ’83 We are the Super Senior Class of ’83. To our sponsor, Mrs. Bryce, and all the senior class officers and representatives, we owe a great deal of appreciation for their excellent leadership. Through our work on committees such as Senior Day, Senior Trip, Senior Gift and others, we have accomplished our main goal: To set forth an image of which we can be proud of, and one in which the students can respect. For all of these reasons, it is obvious that our theme stands true: THERE IS NO BETTER PLACE TO BE, THAN WITH THE CLASS OF ’83. MS VERSATILE SENIORS Ze - 2 Ze Having enjoyed her gourmet lunch, Jackie Kee waits for the bell. Nathaniel Wright concentrates on the pottery. ting the new queen, Karen Henderson holds the Anticipa crown. 26 Tammy White has got the spirit. Bobby Washington discusses his plans for after the game with Mike Brown. 27 JUNIORS GET INVOLVED Kevin Aaron Cindy Abbott Tracy Allen Regina Anthony Shirley Anthony Ricky Argabright Odessa Askew Kim Atchley Kemmie Bailey Greg Baskerville Milton Bardner Tammy Beamon LEER OOD OLY RR ijl yas pes sary June Council Practices with the band. eee, William Bennett Zebedee Bennett Elizabeth Blanford Carolyn Blount JUNIORS Johnny Blount Trina Blount William Babbitt Michael BohlIman Brenda Bratcher Kim Bridgers Gary Brocksmith Cerita Brooks Marvin Brown Sandra Brown George Burgess Maureen Bynum 29 JUNIORS GET ACTIVE Lawrence Cannady Joan Canty Tracy Cherry ‘Yvette Cherry Ramona Coltrane Hersey Copeland Sharon Cotton Angela Council Deloris Council June Council Alfreda Mills is even active at home. : Yh Wibex = Por Phy, 0° Robyn Council Charles Crest Clara Daughtry Lisa Davenport Bonnie Davis Kim Davis Kevin Deas Darryl Diggs Felicia Dockery Tonya Doles Scott Downey Bridgett Edwards 31 WE ARE MOVIN’ UP Tammy Edwards Tammy Edwards Olice Elliott Wilbert Elliott Robert Elner Mary Farrow Clayton Ferell Isaac Fortt Gloria Freeman Richard Friar Edward Garces Lisa Gilliam Pernell Whitfield and Kevin Lewis are climbing to the top. 32 Tammy Glover Eve Goldblatt Shelly Goldfarb Jane Goodwin Curtis Edwards Senta Harris Jason Harvey Callie Hassell Valarie Hassell James Hawkins George Hazel Sabrina High Kevin Hines Linwood Hinton Palmer Honorae Michelle Howell Carlette Jackson Clifford Jackson Kevin Jackson Donna Jacobs 38) LET’S GET TO THE GAME! Lisa Jamison Rylent Jenkins Lolita Johnson Tony Johnson Juanita Jones Libby Jones Robin Jones Karen Jones Phillip Killebrew Kevin Landy Maurice Law Ralphena Laws Cathy Lee David Lee Pernell Whitfield can’t wait until he’s back in the game. 34 Michael Lee Melinda Lester Dana Little Jeff Linton Bernard Logan Joseph Loria WEY, ee Dawn McEwen Renee McPherson Harold McQuilla Troy Miles Alfreda Milles Adrianne Mitchell Advianne Mitchell Albert Mitchell 35 JUNIORS GOT THE SPIRIT In a pep rally John Smith shows his school spirit. Theo Mitchell Belinda Montague Bobby Montague Anastasia Morgan Spill Me sy Kevin Mullins Demetris Neal Shawn Nelson Earvin Nicholson William Nicholson Tayra Noll Crystal Norris Leroy Olds 36 Pat O'Neal Cathy Ore Andrea Paige Steven Pair Michael Parker Tonya Payne Brandon Perkins Sommer Phelps Brad Piedria Joe Plumer Tonya Pope Mary Porter Tim Potter Donna Quinerly Samantha Rashig Gerald Redd Kimberly Richardson Bobby Rivenbark Karen Robertson Tommy Robinon 38 Liz Rosser Leslie Rowe Kenneth Rumper Judy Sellers Carla Sessoms Talathia Sherrod John Smith Tabatha Smith Tammie Smith Wendy Stevenson Bobby Stewart Kathy Story James Sykes Gina Talbert Michelle Terrell George Tyler Eddie Vaughan Tony Vincent Bobby Walker John Walker Patrice Walker Brenda Waren Nadine Watson Beverly Wells Angela Westbrook Kristine Westmoreland Kim White Janet White Pernel Whitfield Lisa Whitley Donna Wilkerson Keith Wilkins Billy Williams Michael Williams Patrick Williams Charles Windley Donald Wilson Valerie Wright 40 SOPHOMORES ARE INVOLVED Cherlyl Allen Everlina Allen Wanda Allen Iris Anderson Chenequa Avelino Mellisa Bailey Charles Baker Manivone Bangthrongsack Kelvin Banks Wanda Barmes Glenda Barnes Vernesia Barney Vanita Bazemore Michelle Bennett Troy Benson Yolanda Benton SLGPBILE. EZ ff Kim Berson Linda Black Lisa Black Robin Blount MANY ACTIVITIES Terry Bonds Ernestine Brantley Cynthia Bratcher Bobby Brown SOPHOMORES Mark Brown Roy Brown Davon Bullock Felesta Bunch Candy Burgess Ester Burnes John Calloway Jimmy Cannady 42 Marvin Chandler Penny Chapel Kim Clanton Veronica Clarke Richard Cleveland Chris Cofield Keith Coley Mary Collins Michael Copeland Willie Cordy Katrina Corum Dayne Coston Richard Cox Reginald Cuffee Danita Cunningham Donna Dardon Dara Daughtery Jackie Davis Jeanie Dean Jackie Dickens Michael Diggs Dearthers Dixon Barbara Doge Shirleen Drew THE SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Darrell Dudley Pam Dutton Gina Eaton Curtis Edwards James Edwards Don Elliott Jeff Elliott Reginald Elliott Regina Elner Herbert Ervin Joyce Everette Princess Everette 43 44 SOPHOMORES ARE MOVING UP WITH THE TIMES Robert Fennell Becky Ferguson Scott Flemming Earlene Foster Brad Franklin Mona Freeman Clinton Gainey Chris Gardener Joe Gardener Annette Gatling Batholia Gilliam Vanessa Glover Jeavette Goddard David Goodlow Veronica Graham Charles Grant Karen Grant Selora Grant Tammy Gray James Green Jeanette Green Bene Griffin Brian Griffin Richard Hammiel Vickie Hardy Thomasine Hargrove Brenda Harrel Dale Harrington Dorcas Harris Jackie Harris Yolanda Harris William Harrison Carlinda Hart Willie Hart Tommy Henderson Richard Hickman Darlene Hines Linwood Hinton Betty Holley Jacklin Holt Kevin Jennings Steve Jernigan 45 46 Jackie Johnson Larry Johnson Marilyn Johnson Rosa Johnson Shanta Johnson Stephanie Jordan Stephen Jones George Kershner Beverly King Coreen Krouse Kim Landy Joyce Lane Pamela Leathers Anthony Lewis George Lewis Armeatri Marsh Patrick McCoy Karen McNeil Donald McPherson Renee McPherson Terry Miller Juanit a Mitchell Anthony Monk Karen Moore Kerry Moore Joyce Moore Lasonya Moore Morna Myrick Michael Nicholson Angela Norvell George Odom Michelle Odom Cindy Outland Wendy Outland Andre Parker Sharon Parker 47 48 Yevonda Pantry Tracey Parnell Andrew Pearson Anita Pearson Laverne Perry Theresa Perry Robin Petty Lewis Phillips Lori Piland Mamie Pirtle Juanita Pope Paulette Porter James Powell Danielle Provost Clifton Ratcliff Catrina Rayner Paul Reese Lolita Reeves Belinda Reid Reginald Sykes Angelo Renolds Frankie Richardson Keith Richardson Anthony Riddick SOPHOMORES GROW UP FAST a Shelia Riddick Chris Riley Amy Roberts Tracey Robinson Tracy Robinson Michelle Rodgers Mary Rodgers Chris Rolack Kenneth Rumper Brian Ryder Michelle Ryland Lourie Saunders 50 Jerry Schneider Tamara Scollise Denise Scott Kim Sellers Glenda Shearin Carrie Sherrod Linwood Slaughter Ronald Snipes Annette Somerville Angela Spearman Louithia Stephens Roosevelt Street Jeff Sturgis Annette Taylor Flo ra Taylor Lance Taylor Lizzie Taylor Shacora Theus Alvenia Thorn Charles Trower Valerie Vann Willie Vann Evangeline Vaughan Airs Walker Jerome Walker Teresa Walker Mea Ward Twana Ward Patricia Warren Victor Washington Yolanda Weathers Yvonne Webster Nita Westmoreland Terry White Valarie Whitfield Evette Williams James Williams John Williams Mike Williams Sharon Williams Vera Williams Prechelle Wilson Stephanie Wilson Chris Windley Starlett Wittstuck Eric Wright Joyce Wright Ronda Wright 51 52 FRESHMEN LOOK READY Shena Adams Connie Allen Keith Ashbury Nicky Atkins Alphonso Auston Brian Baker Monica Baker Maniphone Bangthrongsack Edna Barnes Mike Barnett Bruce Bates Rodney Battle Dwayne Baxter Sidney Bazemore Melanie Bell Fred Bellamy Darryl Benton Joseph Bethly Eddie Blow Lisa Bolton Angela Boomer Sue Boykins Bernard Branon Wendy Brickhouse Michelle Bridgers Vernon Brimage Sabrina Britt Sherrethia Britt Rosetta Brown Scottie Brown Shelia Brown Steve Brown William Brown Cindy Burkett Stan Butts Rebecca Bynum Sarah Caravas Tracy Carter Petrina Chapman Fabia Cherry Pamela Cherry Charla Colburn Kelvin Coley Iris Collins Christopher Gainey gathers with some of his friends as they wait for the school bus. 54 FRESHMEN ARE PREPARED Patricia Cooke Nethrod Copeland Carla Copes Renee Corprew Ethoria Council Andrea Creekmur Eric Cross Robin Davenport Cindy Davidson Kim Davis Lester Deberry Patrice Dillard Belinda Doles Donald Earl Ronald Earl Reba Elliott Felicia Edwards Bobby Ellis George Ellis Tanike Evans Richard Faison Emmanuel Ferguson Fred Ferguson Eugene Fortt Melissa Freeman Christopher Gainey Gwen Gaskin Linda Gilliam Edward Gore Joel Gould FOR THE HARD WORK Pit Melanie Bell Finds that the fresh air helps her to work better. Candy Greath Suzanne Guercio Trina Gullett Thomas Haile Delton Harrell Keith Harris Pamela Harris Eugene Harrison Gerald Hatfield Elfego Hillard Randy Hines O’teal Holley William Hopper Joy Houser Anita Jenkins Byron Johnson Stephen Johnson Tonya Johnson Charlise Jones Crystal Jones Earlene Jones Japhina Jones 55 THESE FRESHMEN DO Raymond Jones George Jordan Michael Jordan William Jordan Gina Kellum Patrick Langston Tonya Langston es il AMTATT Pearl Lawson OW is Sool TC CTT) HW IER o Tonya Lee v y “bp, “Willitttry Danna Leivermon ners Keith Harris wraps up in what was left of the cheerleader’s football banner. 56 NOT WORRY ABOUT EXAMS Angela Boomer and others look ready for the rebound. Antonio Loma Danny Long Jerry Lucas Charles Luch Michael Malery Deborah Madison Evette Marshall Jeffrey Marshall Tonya Mayo Sonya McCoy Wesley Miller Terri Milligan Hope Mitchell Lisa Mitchell Pete Mitchell Syl 58 THINGS ARE LOOKING BETT Tonya Morrison Jimmy Mullenbrush Joseph Myles Katherine Myles Jamie Nelson Beatrice Newsome Casey Newsome Donald Newsome Donna Odom Reginald Page John Pantelides Sampson Parker Sharleen Parker Evette Phelps Susan Pope FOR THESE FRESHMEN Angela Porter Verna Porter Veronica Porter Tim Roundtree Demetrious Ransom Charles Randolph Troy Rary Kim Ralcliff Tonya Raynor Bonita Reeves Anthony Richardson Karen Richardson Gar David Riddick Vicki Ridley | a Belinda Dole expresses herself in the song “Somewhere over the Rain- bow”. 59 60 FRESHMEN HAVE SHOWN Angela Rogers Kim Rogers Mary Rogers Sharon Rooks Cathy Rowe Dawn Rumble Diane Sellers Roger Shaw Barry Sladon David Silver Janet Silver Melissa Simpson Lisa Smith Melvin Smith Anna Soloman Keith Harris tells Bruce Sykes that he is not afraid of him just because he is a little taller. THEIR MANY NEW TALENTS Lisa Standfill Christine Seigler Sarita Stevenson Edith Stith Reginald Street Ronald Street Debbie Swann Anthony Thompson Carla Thompson There are many career possibilities available to our students. 61 FRESHMEN SHOW THEIR Shelly Thorne William Tinsley Monique Toler Ando Vaughan Lorenzo Vines Kelly Wagner Valarie Walker Stephanie Wallace Jo Ann Ward Waiting for instructions, our students look on with interest. ee INTEREST IN ALL AREAS Michael Ward Bobby Weatherbee Crystal Welch Alicia Williams Jerome White Mark White Robert White Carl Whitehead James Whitfield Kids take part in the disaster exer- cise. 63 64 SOME FRESHMEN TAKE THAT Vicki Wilkins Richard Wilson Aaron Woodhouse Maxine Wright Michelle Wright EXTRA STEP Captoria Williams Lenard Williams Irisha Williams Trivina Williams The band shows off with their smashing performance. RRP | This young Lady seems eager to finish all of her class work. Mrs. Paige looks up to answer any questions that her | students may have. Some Students continue to work while others leave theirs for homework. | | 65 66 Lori Abbott Penny Adcox Angelia Alexander Brian Alston Joseph Argabright Rusty Arkin Tracy Armentrout Laurie Bailey Tonya Bailey Sisakhone Bangthrongsack Southasone Bangthrongsack Gloria Banks Anthony Bass Tina Baysmore Vernon Beamon Moniques Bell Harold Bellamy Charlene Benton Bernadette Blair Deborah Blount Avery Blunt Phillip Bobbett Maurice Boone Bryon Boomer Eighth graders get off to a good start. CLASS OF ‘87 1987 Kenneth Bond Keith Bowers Scott Bracey Tonia Bradley EIGHTH GRADE Clarice Branch Glen Bravo a Joyce Brimage Pauline Browder Terry Browder Eva Brown Martha Brown Myrthe Brown Ronald Brown Vernice Brown Gail Bunch Molissa Bush Narong Buth David Carrington Lorean Carter Beth Carthen Denita Chamber Donald Cherry 68 Loretta Cherry Andre Clark Yolanda Clifton Felicia Cofie ld James Coggins Darron Coletrane Cheryl Conway Gregory Cook Rochelle Cook Garnet Copeland Derrick Corbett Andelia Corprew April Crawford James Credle Steve Crenshaw Joseph Cuffee Charles Cumbo Shannon Daughtie Travis Dawson Richy Deberry Pam Debrough Marquita Deloatch Curtis Devin Linda Diggs Sherry Dixon Allen Dockery Beverly Dortch Malinda Dunston Tracey Eaton Carl Edwards Samuel Edwards Darlecia Elliott Darron Elliott Kim Elliott Christopher Ellis Danielle Ellis Michael Escriche Denita Eure Karen Evans Chris Faulkner Chuck Fetty Cheryl Flint Antonio Frederick Denise Freeman John Furman Emonuel Gatling Terry Gatling Carolyn Gaymon Evelyn Gee Kim Gibbs Gloria Gilchrist Tess Godwin Darlene Grant Larry Grayheal Jameson Greiner Deannie Griffin Brenda Hailes Inga Halley Suzanne Hamilton Antoinette Hardy 169 70 Darrell Harris Felicia Harris James Harris Julius Harris Marvin Harris Robert Harris Quatrina Hayes Donna Hedges Caroline Henderson Katrina Henderson Brian Herrod Kelvin Herron Salina Hicks Angela Hines Tonya Hines Denise Hinton Richard Hodge Chalena Holley Stephanie Hubbart Theresa Hunter Brett Jackson Bruce Jackson James Jamison Darryl Jelity Lynn Johnson Rae Johnson Sylvia Johnson Terry Johnson Angela Jones ay! if aI yj } AWM ib Towanda thinks it’s fun but Roy is serious. Bobby Jones Floyd Jones Justina Jones Vickie Jones Charles Joyner Michael Karonorki Gregory Knowles Debra LaRue Yolanda Lawrence Sylvadran Lawton Brian Leathers Merlin Lewis Stacy Lewis Towanda Lightfoot Justina Little Jeffery Locke Latonya Lomax Carol Marsh Ronald Martin Ann Marie Masenburg Margez Marvette Amy Meadows Darlene McCallan Jchoadda McDougal Arneise MclIntyre Robert McLellan Angelo Miquel Kathy Milam Adrianne Mitchelle Cheryl Moore 71 WD Marion Morris Trudi Morton Sherry Moseley Chriss Mullens Donald New Berry Shawn Newsome Paris Newton Robert Odom Janette Outland Dwaynes Owens Artillia Pair Darryl Parker Keith Parker Leah Parker Machelle Parker LET’S GET INVOLVED Members of the orchestra look for guidance. Swe ag, Students get briefed for mock hurricane disaster. Raymond Parker John Parrish Wendy Reed Deborah Pegram Sherry Perkins Australia Perry Mike Phelps James Phillips Todd Pittman Michelle Poitillo Patricia Pollard Angela Porter Evette Porter Mary Beth Porter Reginald Porter Towanda Porter Tony Poteat Jeff Price 73 74 Sherry Pryor Natasha Purdue Bubba Ratliff Sheryl Raynor Michael Reynolds Michelle Reynolds Aaron Richardson Anthony Riddick Brenda Riddick Darren Riddick Lucy Riddick Raymond Riddick Samantha Riddick Tameco Riddick Keith Ridley LAUGHTER GOES ._.. Kevin Brown shows his small amount of humor. Students learn the basics. Sandy Robinson Ernest Saunders Roy Saunders Stanley Saunders Theodoria Saunders Clifton Savage Gregory Scott Sharon Scott Michael Sessoms Wayne Shumaker Chevelle Shumaker Lonnell Simon Elizabeth Skeeter Gregory Skeeter Cynthia Smith Kristinia Smith Teresa Smith Terry Smith Vicki Snipes Jean Spruell James Starks Eric Stephson Yolanda Stevenson Rhonda Stewart Wanda Stith Gina Swann Marie Swanson Regina Switzer Lucy Turner Charles Taylor i's: 76 Michelle Taylor Tanya Taylor Marvin Terrell Reginald Terrell Donna Thomas Kenneth Thomas Laverne Thomas Samantha Thompson Steve Tillett Patricia Tinsley Chester Tippins Chai Tith Monique Trotter Ronald Turner Mark Tyler John Tynes Michelle Vann Anthony Vaughan Ann Verdine Gina Virata Tabatha Vereen Joseph Walder Phyllis Walker Kelvin Wallace WE LEARN BY TRIAL AND ERROR Ethel Walton Alonzo Ward Marcus Ward Angela Weathers Bessy West Anthony Weathery Angela White Bernadette White Shelia White Joseph Whitehurst Mathew Whitney Louis Wilkins Angela Williams Charles Williams Kelvin Williams Montaque Williams Morris Williams Shirlese Williams Charles Wilson Carl Wood Ruth Workman John Wright Lloyd Wright Terry Yates Wie Dorcas Harris flashes her cover girl smile. Clayton Farrell gets a little encouragement from his fans. Tanya Doles is all fingers when it comes to her work. Mrs. Randolph gives Natasha and Samatha a little lecture as other classmates listen on. Ga i Cun Mr. Midgett volunteers his services to one of his students. 79 yee Left: Mrs. Rogerson wonders what is next. Above: Co aches Sherrill and Harvey pose in a line-up. Wy iy we 82 ADMINISTRATORS The strength of this great high school is shown in the activities and achievements outlined in the pages of this yearbook. Each student is free to participate; all that is required to make is a sacrifice of time and energy. The goal gained by complet- ing achosen course or of contributing toa worthwhile project is the individual de- velopment and the continuance of the outstanding record of Woodrow Wilson High School. Dr. William Preston Burton Principal University of California Duke University Old Dominion University University of Virginia A leader’s work is never done. Dr. Burton checks over his agenda for the day. Mr. Carlos Pete Mills Mr. Michael Laguta ADMINISTRATORS ae Re “¢ = @ ee ee ereee we MS ¥ . «peop se Peer er aerees s ¥ s eles s @gee , 2 . 4 ‘7 fee 2 Fr 8 “g ef € 4 _ £ f L’s , fi f(t eas (jt Sa fe tA . eo i. Mr. LaDaniel Gatling Mr. Carlos Pete Mills Assistant Principal Pupil Personnel Appalachian State William and Mary Old Dominion University Mr. LaDaniel Gatling Assistant Principal Curriculum and Instruction Cameron State College Hampton Institute Old Dominion University Norfolk State University Virginia State University Mr. Michael Laguto Assistant Principle Eighth Grade New England Conservatory of Music Columbia University Old Dominion University 83 84 Mrs. Kathryn Allen Home Economics Mrs. Virginia Babbit Secretary Mrs. Lee Benson Mathematics Mrs. Elizabeth Blanford Guidance Mrs. Virginia Bonwell Foreign Language History Mrs. Mae Breckenridge Librarian Mrs. Angela Brown Mathematics Mr. Joseph Bystrom Art Mrs. Terry Caviness Business Mrs. Mildred Clarke Physical Education Mr. Wade Clement Industrial Arts Mrs. Hattie Cooper English Mrs. Leathia Cox Social Studies Mrs. Bessie Durham Mathematics Miss Geraldine Elliot Secretary Mrs. Shirley Ferebee Business Mr. Melvin Ferguson Security Mrs. Iva Foust Mathematics Mrs. Betty Fuller Study Hall Teacher Mrs. Karen Giacometti Business BUILDING BLOCKS | Mrs. Evelyn Gup Guidance Mrs. Valerie Jean Hall English Mrs. D. Jerlene Harding Music Mr. Larry Harvey Physical Education Mr. Sean Hickey Social Studies Mr. Kenneth Hopkins Physical Education Mrs. Bernadette Johnson English Mr. Andrew Jones Mathematics Miss Darlene Jones Home Economics Mrs. Marva Jones Mathematics Mrs. Myrtle Jones Guidance Miss Kathy Krammerer Librarian Mrs. Phyliss Lyon English Ms. Charlotte McEachern Social Studies Mrs. Carol McNew Secretary Mr. Keith Midgett Science Mr. Darnell Moore Physical Education Mrs. Dorothy Mott English Miss Valerie Mundy Science Mr. Lawrence Otten Social Studies 85 86 Mrs. Francis Paige English Miss Sandra Palmer Guidance Mr. George Pantas Social Studies Mrs. Carol Pitt Teachers Aid Mrs. Jonquil Powell Social Studies Mrs. Catherine Randolph Science Miss Marion Ransom English Mr. Roy Reel Physical Education Mr. James Richards Science Mrs. Linda Riddick Home Economics Mrs. Linda Ridenour Business Mrs. Dale Rogerson Secretary Miss Carol Rohrbach Home Economics Miss Avis Shumaker English Mr. Joseph Simons Social Studies Miss Vanessa Skinner Mathematics Mr. Theodore Smith Social Studies Mrs. Renee Spencer English Dr. Bessie Stanback Mathematics Mrs. Janet Staples Physical Education FACULTY FACES Mrs. Gladys Williams Foreign Language Mr. James Williams Art Mrs. Blair Young Treasurer Mrs. Ernell Stephenson Social Studies Mrs. Bobbie Stone Physical Education Mrs. Jo Anne Sweet Art Mr. Ronald Symes Study Hall Monitor Mrs. Judith Temple English Mr. Wayne Thompson Industrial Arts Mrs. Mary Underwood Business Mrs. Anna Wall English Mrs. Ella Ward English Mr. David Warren Music Mrs. Marilyn Watts English Mrs. Jeanette Wilkerson Special Education 87 88 Besides teaching, Mr. Hickey is games. also announcer at the football SOCIA STUDIE Mrs. Oliver discusses the finer points of the American Consti- tution. Mr. Outten is ordering more supplies for the Social Studies Department. The Social Studies Department helps to give a student a better knowledge of his environment. It also allows the student to become familiar with historical happenings and their effects on the pre- sent as well as the future. the Weaaet)ge Pe ae ENGLISH The teachers in the English Department are dedi- cated to producing students who are competent in the “real life” skills of reading, writing, listening, speaking, and thinking. Skill in these areas is very important in this extremely competitive society. Many students fail to realize the importance of gaining competence in these areas, and it is our task to lead them to this realization, and to achieve estab- lished goals in these areas. Mrs. Mott (left) and Mrs. Hall (Bottom) enjoys the excitement of the Homecoming. Below: Mrs. Spencer explains a story in Litera- ture. 89 The Science Department offers five levels of science, beginning with 8th Grade, Earth Science, extending through 11th Grade Chemistry and 12th Grade Physics, which are electives. 8th Grade Earth Science, 9th Grade Physical Science, and 10th Grade Biol- ogy are required courses for graduation. The required courses taught on the x, y, and z levels. And innovation to the Physics course and as an extra curricula activity is the use of the microcomputer. Students are taught to write individualized programs using prob- lem-solving techniques. pa a Posing for the camera, Mr. Hayes gives us a smile. Mrs. Delotch works with Carlethia Vincent and Guy Broughman. SCIENCE r ; . Figuratively speaking, Mrs. Bryce works on the board. William Brown hands in his paper to Dr. Stanback Mr. Jones follows along with a student. In keeping with the philosophy of the school, the Mathematics Department is endeavoring to meet the needs of and to challenge every student. We strive to help each student develop those skills and capabilities which will equip him her to perform and survive in our increasingly technical society. The students are exposed to information and concepts which will equip him her to cope with the problems of the future. 9) o2 ART The Art Department has always played a big part in curriculum at Woodrow Wilson High School. The department represents a long tra- dition of producing outstanding artists and de- signers. The art department is very active in producing participants for civic as well as area wide projects and competitions. Mr. and Mrs. Bystrom at the prom. MUSIC The Music Department offers classes in chorus, band, and orchestra, as well as general music for eighth grade students. Teachers in this depart- ment have worked hard to create an excellent music program. Anthony Neatherly decides what to draw. Mr. Bynum and Dr. Burton discuss a march pattern. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Clement checks the roll. 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 such as Carpentry, printing, communications, and other areas of preparedness for the future. Mr. Hinton stops to help Jackie Kee with her project. 93 Mrs. Williams begins the day with a smile. Mrs. Bonwell listens to a student’s question. OREIGN LANGUAGE The main goal of the Foreign Lan- guage Department is to ensure that stu- dents can effectively communicate in foreign language. Although vocabulary, grammar, etc. are important; the stress is placed on writing, speaking, and un- derstanding. The Foreign Language De- | partment is made up of Mrs. Gladys Williams and Mrs. Virginia Bonwell. ISTRIBUTIVE | EDUCATION D.E. is aimed at students interested in Marketing and distribution. It helps students to understand their jobs and responsibilities that come along with it. Special privileges accompany D.E. Il, Ill students such as early dismissal and job opportunities. Mrs. King poses for the photographer. B Z Mrs. Giacometti goes over some business calculations. BUSINESS Mrs. Lawrence is interrupted by a photograpber while grading pape wet rs. The Business Education Department of Wood- row Wilson High School believes that the student should pursue a course of study which will devel- op abilities, skills, knowledge, and personality traits necessary for securing a job and progressing in a career in business; and that each student should be provided with opportunities for basic needs. The program of the department is flexible enough to meet the varying interests and abilities of the individual business student, yet rigid enough to provide a challenge and a measure of accomplishment towards which all business stu- dents may strive. Methods of instruction are related to current ideas of learning processes by a willingness of our department teachers to keep abreast of new techniques and new theories. The needs of the business student are met through clerical, typewriting, stenography and recordkeeping accounting. Curriculum and course content are continuously reflected in the business department. Skills and knowledge are more readily impart- ed through the use of the many audio-visual aids available in our department. 96 UIDANCE LIBRARY Mrs. Breckenridge is ready to check out a few books. Mrs. Gup guides the eighth graders. The Library and Guidance Office is there to help you when you need it the most. The Guid- ance Office will help you with college, financial aid, or a schedule change. The Library can help you find a book or help you with a report, even when it is due the very next period. Miss Krammer is always there to help a student. HOME ECONOMICS The over all goals of the Home Economics Department is to help individuals improve personal, family, and community living; to contribute to employability; and to develop leadership ability. Left: Miss Rohrbach shows a student how to prepare dough. Bottom Left: Mrs. Allen listens to a student’s comment. Below: Pausing for a moment, Mrs. Rid- dick collects her thoughts for her next class. 97 98 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Coach Staples tells the class how they did on a test. Coach Hopkins checks the The goal of the Physical Educa- tion Department is to improve sport skills and endurance. It also teaches health improvement for a healthy future for the students. Coach Harvey and some students take time from basketball for a picture. roll. Mrs. Bazemore thinks what should be on the week. menu next Mr. Ferguson poses for a picture. 99 aire C x ' “Rie Bi oa SSNS Ser’ The band, orchestra, and cheerleaders are only a few of the organizations at Wilson. THE PRESIDENT DPQ Leslie Rowe Liz Rosser . RS AK IQUE AW DCG SS NS ww Tammy Edwards and Kevin Lewis Darrell Cross 102 Steve Ferguson Eric Bennett Regina Hawkins Rem 104 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY This year, the National Honor Society has stuck to its motto of “service, scholarship, character, and leadership’”’. The students in- volved have worked within the school, and within the community, to build a sense of pride in service and academic achievement. While it is true that grades determine membership in the NHS, service to others is the primary objective. As the torch of leadership is passed to new inductees in the years to come, this years NHS members are confident that the flame of knowledge, and service to others, shall not die out. Clockwise from front center: Mr. A i Clockwise from front center: June Council, Tabatha Smith, Leslie Rowe, Richie Sessoms, Bobby Montague. Vis First Row (Left to Right) Christy Porter, Becky Ferguson, Danielle Provost, Terese Perry, Dawn Norris, Ernestine Brantley Second Row (left to right): Roy Brown, Lisa Davenport, Melinda Lester, Andrea Paige, Curtis Edwards. Third Row (left to right): Kathy Storey, Dawn McEwen, Brandon Perkins, Fonzy Adams, Ricky Argabright, Tommy Robinson. Not Pictured: Brad Franklin, David Palzer, Mrs. Ward. C.O.E. Cooperative Office Education is that part of business education which represents the coordi- nation of classroom study and on-the-job train- ing, each complementing the other. COE is a cooperative program in which the stu- dents have their schedules arranged so that they attend classes half of the school day and work in an office capacity during the remaining part of the day. The office instruction is considered as an extensive of the classroom instruction. The student receives an additional credit for the work experience. The COE program is under THE STUDENT direction of Mrs. Mary Underwood and Mrs. Shir- ley E. Ferebee. Striving to produce an informative and enter- taining newspaper, The Student staff has a record number of student reporters this year. Led by editor Brandon Perkins, and associate editors Lisa Davenport and Fonzy Adam, the staff published six issues of The Student. Guidance from the sponsors Mrs. Ella P. Ward and Miss Marion T. Ransom helped the inexperienced staff to learn the ropes of professional journalism. From left to right: Row one: Susan Pouch, Gloria Jones, Marsha Grant, Marshall Edmonds, Karen Faulks. Row two: Elease Slaughter, Angela | Mabry, Kenetha Shearrin, Darlene Edmonds, Arlene Faulks, Tonya Bell, Ruby Dean. Row four: Garletha Vincent, Walker Jenkins, Kim Langred, | Carla Burton, Darrell Rodgers. Wilson’s Student Council Association is composed of many hardworking, dedicated people. Its primary goal is that of helping others. Activities, such as collections for the Joy Fund, Salva- tion Army, Student Scholorship Fund, and the Sunshine Gifts, help them to achieve such a goal. The S.C.A. also promotes school spirit — organizes pep rallies, spirit day, button sales, and others. They also participate in the United Way Campaign, Blood Drive, and Foreign Exchange program. Since our S.C.A. is responsible for ex- ercising all of these activiites, each member and the sponsor, Jonquil Powell, should be commended for a job well done. Left to right: Venita Bazemore, Karen Henderson, President; Lisa Daven- port. AAAS Left to right: Clifford Jackson, Billy Williams, Mrs. Powell, Karen Henderson, Lisa Davenport. 106 SPANISH CLUB To Ad Ted a Be ass Pl ey Left to right: Shannon Par- nell (Treasurer), George Burgess, Becky Ferguson (Recording Secretary), Mike Bohlman, Terese Perry. Standing: Melinda Lester (President), Wendy Outland, Lance Taylor, Steve Jernigan, Candace Waterfield, Carla Burton (Vice-President) and Mrs. Bonwell. Left to right: Linwood King, Phoebe McCall, Dana Westmoreland, Jac- queline Council, June Council (Corresponding Secretary) and Valerie Wright (Historian). Left to right: Chris Gard- ner, Melinda Lester, Per- nell Whitfield, Michael Bohlm an and Richard Hickman. 107 ORCHESTRA Dannette Vaughn, James Canon, and William Elliott Left to right: Yolanda Stevenson, Chervelle Amaker, and Adrienne Mitchell Ce ee — DRAMA CLUB ut : ge i gate novi ei si A Him ne : vik Yi yo, Sir bh ROSS es enem Hi 4 The Drama Club performs during the Christmas Assembly. Rylent Jenkins gives the audience one of his mean looks. 109 110 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION First Row: Cecilia Thorne, Secretary. Second Row: Beth Dashiell, Vice President; Kevin Owens, Presi- dent; Todd Elliott, Chaplain; Berry Kirton, Parlia- mentarian; Third Row; Louise Morton, Treasurer; Valerie Vann, Assistant Treasurer; Ramona Coltrane, Assistant Secretary; Fourth Row: Mrs. Barbara Sim- mons Sponsor; Mrs. Ann King, Sponsor; Carlette Jackson, Historian; Tina Anderson, Reporter. Marketing and Distributive Education provides classroom instruction and on-the-job training for careers in marketing and distribution. It includes the business activities of trans- porting, selling, buying, storing, advertising, financing, mar- keting research, management, and merchandising. The Distributive Education Clubs of America known as DECA, is an organization of high school students enrolled in Distributive Education classes. DECA is a vital part of the total Marketing program. Opportunity is provided for participa- tion in many club activities which will further the member’s special interest and activities. In DECA we have many activities planned throughout the year such as Employer Appreciation Banquet, Pizza Party Spring Trip, DECA picnic, and Career Fair. First Row: Demetris Neal, Kim Benson, Michelle Odom, Candy Greth, John Calloway, Harold McQuillia. Second Row: Kim Clanton, Jackie Holt, Tina Anderson, Wilson Suarez, Patrick McCoy. Third Row: Troy Miles, Yolanda Harris, Victor Washington, Thomas Matthews, Kerry Boykins, David Goodloe. AONE H First Row: Billie Jo Butler, Joseph Allen, Kevin Owens, Treva Mason. Second Row: Penny Siverston, Cathy Ballard, Beth Dashiell, Louise Morton. Third Row: Rodrick Carroll, Bobby Black, Van Lorenzo Vann, George Satterfield. 111 112 Left to Right — First Row: Robyn Gravitt, Shirley Anthony, Donna Darden, Rosalind Reynolds. Second Row: Jackie Harris, Shirelle Hazelwood, Tayra Noll, Tanya Williams, Vickie Hardy. Third Row: Kaseen Ward, Valerie Vann. Forth Row: Wendy Outland, Robin Blount, Venita Bazemore, Chris Windley, Bobby Stewart. Fifth Row: Todd Elliott, Derlin Elliott, Berry Kirton. Sixth Row: Donna Jacobs, George Tyler, Ramona Coltrane. First Row: Walter Morgan, Dawn Redd, Bonnie Davis, Carlette Jackson, JoAnn Scott, Danna Little, Teresa Warren, Lolita Johnson, Wendy Stevenson. Second Row: James Burns, Tammy Edwards, Juanita Jones, Cecilia Thorne, Valecia White, Babette Bynum, Gary Brocksmith. Third Row: Patrick Wortham, Michael Nicholson, Clifford Jackson, Darryl Diggs, Tracey Cherry, Alfreda Mills, Lisa Womack, Forth Row: Kevin Deas, Sabastain Hicks, Donald Wilson, Wade Pemberton, Allen Jackson, Scott Downey, Eric Johnson. a “aie SCIENCE CLUB Kneeling: Corrine Krouse, Vice President; Standing: Bar- bara Dodge, Treasurer; Venita Bazemore, President; Pam Dutton, Financial Secretary; Robin Blount, Recording Sec- retary. First Row: Nathan Clark, Kim Davis, Pam Dutton, Donna Darden, Andrea Edwards. Second Row: Chanequa Alvelina, Angela Council, Corrine Krouse, Barbara Dodge, Terese Perry, Dawn Rumble. Third Row: Eddie Blow, Venita Baze- more, Robin Blount, Ann Verdine, Lisa Watson, Jason Har- vey. 113 114 Top row: Inga Holley, Caroline Marsh, Jeanette Copeland, Delous Collins, Gloria Freeman, Alfreda Mills, Avis Reed, Cathy Lee, Gloria Killebrew. Kneeling: Anthony Horton, Rylent Jenkins, Frazer Godfrey, Bryant Dustan. Officers (left to right) Bryant Dunston, President; Frazer Godfrey, Vice-president; Gloria Killebrew, Secretary; Avis Reed, Reporter; Freda Mills, Historian; Cathy Lee, Parliamentarian. Anthony Horton prepares to start his project. ice Jones works on her patterns. Cand “Susie Homemaker” look-alike. 115 116 FBLA FBLA members are involved in both school and social activities. The club meets once a month on a regular basis and has various outside activities. They meet twice a year at Thomas Nelson Com- munity College for regional meetings. Also, the members get rewarded with social activities such as a trip to Chuck E. Cheeses Pizza Parlor and en end-of-the-year trip. First Row: Donna Darden, Gary Brocksmith, Cindy Abbott, Dawn McEwen, Crystal Welch, Lori Abbott, Sherry Perkins, Trudi Morton, Jean Spruill, Cindy Burkett, Monica Baker, Mi- chelle Bridgers, Tammy Gray. Second Row: Juanita Jones, Can- dy Waterfield, Candice Burgess, Susan Pouch, Angela Council, Tonya Payne, Kim Atchley, Mary Porter, D'Angelo Bailey, San- dra Davidson, Gina Kellum, Suzanne Guirco, Jackie Davis, Jack- ie Johnson, Brian Taylor, Corrine Krouse. Third Row: Paul Stitt, Ruby Dean, Cynthia Bratcher, Linda Black, Lisa Black, Belinda Montague, Stanley Windley, Marsha Grant, Gloria Jones, Kim Landy, Michelle Rodgers, Keam Grant, Pam Leathers, Pam Dutton. Forth Row: Mary Farrow, Becky Ferguson, Janet White, Stephanie Horton, Kim Langreder, Carlethea Vincent, Angie Mabry, Diana Grant, Tonya Bell, Ameatrics Marsh, Bren- da Bratcher, Elise Slaughter, Amette Somerville. Fifth Row: Katrina Corumn, Kenetha Sherrin, Tracy Parnell, Maric Brown, Veleta Nelson, Annette McDonald, Tony Gee, Hattie Perry, Linwood King, Lynette Blow, Irene Coleman, Jackie Mills, Chenequa Avelino, Oliver Williams. tt | | | to right: Pam Dutton, Brian Taylor, Annette Somerville, Brenda Bratcher. Ne, SRO Neen See 117 HOSPITALITY CLUB The Hospitality Club was organized three years ago. Since then, the club has participated in many activities and functions, such as the adopted child and adult programs, purchased jackets for basketball and football teams, and donated $100.00 to the DAC Center. Left to Right: Cheryl Kearse, President; Avis Reed, Vice-President. 118 Alice Rodgers takes a break from her work. Clockwise from center: Linette Carter (adopted child), Sha- cora Theus, Maurice Porter, Cheryl Kearse, Avis Reed. | | j Bottom: Cheryl Kearse, Avis Reed. Top: Shacora Theus, Maurice Parker. Wis $$$ IT WAS THE BEST | only have eyes for you! “Try it, you'll like it!” Shirley Anthony and Kim White were the official greeters. 120 OF TIMES | } ; Gina Talbert and Cindy Davidson show us that hostesses can Dreaming of the future, Carolyn Klise dances the last dance. | have fun too. 121 12 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS This year’s Varsity Cheerleading squad consists of nine energetic young ladies, four seniors, five are juniors. The seniors on the squad include Cheryl Jefferson, Captain; Karen Henderson, Paula Pittman, and Kim Langreder. The juniors are Tammy Edwards, Shirley Anthony, Tonya Payne, Tabatha Smith, and Donna Wilker- son. With all their pep and spirit, it’s no won- der they are called the pride and joy of Woodrow Wilson High School. Top, left to right: Eve Goldblatt, Tammy Edwards, Tonya Payne, Donna Wilkerson, Cheryl Jefferson, Paula Pittman, Tabatha Smith, Shirley Anthony, Karen Henderson, and Kim Langreder. Left: Carol Rohbach, Sponsor. Far left: Cheryl Jefferson, Captain. - Pittman 124 Donna Wilkerson obviously takes her cheering very se- riously. LCEAwWwe Tammy Edwards and Paula Pittman are overflowing with spirit. HERES Tammy and Paula performs her routine cheer the basketball team on to victory. J.V. CHEERLEADERS in Verdine, Kim Ratliff hannon Parnell. Known to everyone as the vim, vigor, and vitality of Woodrow Wilson High School, the J.V. Cheer- leaders had a super year. This year, we had three girls serve as Captains at various times. Lisa Watson led the squad during football season. Becky Ferguson and Tracy Parnell led during wrestling and basketball. The girls put in many hours between August and May to keep spirit “alive and well” at Wilson. Mak- ing posters and selling shakers were some of their duties, as well as constant practice to learn new cheers and mounts. The purpose for all J.V. activities at Wilson is to train the student to eventually become a varsity member. Mr. Hickey, the sponsor, feels strongly that, this good J.V. squad this year, will become a great varsity squad in the years ahead. 125 1982 HOMECOMING 126 Clockwise: The 1982-83 Homecoming Queen, Karen Faulks, and her escort, Joseph Allen. Dr. Burton crowns Karen Faulks queen. Karen Faulks and her Maid of Honor, Adrienne Mitch- ell, pose with their escorts, Joseph Allen and Thomas Johnson. 127 THE MARCHING PRESIDENTS Practice makes perfect. Willie Brooks participates in the big disaster. 128 Yvonne Webster plays her flute. Henry Hunt relaxes after half-time. ” “Pac-Man Jam ing the ile do The Band gets down wh 129 Ss Dorcus Harris shows off during half-time. And the beat goes on. 130 Sie ee RATS EE | AWE ce Deangelo Bailey is getting into the act. Sidney Bazemore blows his horn. 131 e Below: Nathaniel Wright is leading again. Right: Steve looks for the long one!! Tee! wees A tie for second place ended the Presidents’ football season. It started with an apparent 9-0 vic- tory over Western Branch. Spirit dropped however, with the an- nouncement that the victory had issue this season. “Injuries hurt the season the most. We had too many second string players on the A FIT TO BE TIED field,” said Sherman Robinson who was out the entire season on injury reserve. Nonetheless, the team performed admirably de- spite the problems it faced. Some of the seniors performing for the do eons eae to be forfeited. The largest game last time were Bruce Sykes, John- 14 Churchland 6 of the season was against arch-ri- nie Ealey, Kevin Brown, Reginald 22 Manor 17 val Norcom. “The Southeastern Collins, Kevin Lewis, Avis Jordan, 9 Nencone 6 District Superbowl,” as the news- Rylent Jenkins Steve Ferguson Desmrcrce Papers called it. Despite early and Eric Nesbit. To sum up the 12 Ocesrisinith 6 scoring the prexies lost momen- season Coach Moore put it this 6 Cradock a tum and were beaten by Norcom_ way, “This team should be com- 14 Great Bridge 17 to 9. Injuries seemed a major mended for their character, sportsmanship, and skill that they displayed throughout the season. Front: Steve Ferguson, Avis Jordan, Kevin Lewis, Eric Nesbit, Johnnie Ealey, Bruce Sykes, Anthony Riddick, Steve O'Neal, Wilbert Elliott, Bobby Washington. Middle: Bobby Brown, William Nicholson, Bobby Montague, Harry Cole, Keith Richardson, Don Elliott, Reginald Cuffee, Barry Kirton, Rylent Jenkins and Kevin Deas. Back Row: Pernell Whitfield, James Wilder, Joseph Landy, Kenneth Hazel, Tony Johnson, Mike Brown, Ike Carroll, Shawn Nelson, Darryl Baker and Managers Chris Rolack, Keith Harris. Coaches: Price, Moore and Sherrill. Se Warming up. The start of a new game. 135 | Top: Kevin loves a crowd. Right: Fake who out? (Above) Cuffee gets a little unwanted company. Right: Johnnie Ealey pulls out. 136 =e Reginald Collins projects the ball from an Indian River defender. Players congratulate Reginald Collins after making a touchdown against Indi- an River in the homecoming game. Pernell Whitfield is ready to start the game. 137 138 GLIMPSES Johnnie Ealey contemplates the Home- coming Game. Coach Sherrill directs traffic during “rush” hour. “I felt we had a good team with a lot of talent. The only thing that held us back was injuries. | think if the talent had been spread out more rather than two or three people doing everything we could’ve gone further. But, in general, | wouldn’t have traded this season for anything. RYLENT JENKINS SE Reginald Collins, said, ‘I think we fell behind because of the number of injuries this season. We had too many inexperienced players on the field. The worst thing that happened this season was the game against Cra- dock.” “Il think we had a very good squad which led to an overall good season. | think we could've done better though, the problem in the opening game was a let down and it took away from our perfor- mance. Next Year will hopeful- ly go better for us,” said Kevin Deas. Keith Richardson comment- ed that, ‘The two defeats were the downfall of the season. We lost momentum in the season. Attitude played a major role in making the season, as well as the number of injuries. But above all everybody pulled to- gether to make our season bet- ter than it could’ve been. 139 jJ.V.’S GET BASICS RECORD Opponent 3 Western Branch 16 Cradock Dal Great Bridge 9 Churchland 6 Manor 0 Norcom 6 Deep Creek Coach McGinley’s feelings about the J.V. Football season were mixed. ‘The win-lose record was poor, but the fact that future players were taught sound basic football will mean that these young men are moving in the right direction. They must have been doing just that, this year’s team had seven standouts. Frank Richardson, Willie Vann, and Clinton Gainey were the team captains. Mike Mabry was offensive tackle, Kevin Jennings was safety, Chris Gainey was linebacker, and Mike Fen- nell was full back. | feel that our job as a coaching staff was, first to teach basics, and second, to win games, | feel that our goals have been accomplished. Clinton Gainey scrambles around defenders to find an open receiver. First Row: Emmanuel Ferguson, Robert Funnell, Anthony Richardson, Mark Holley, Darrell Webb, Frankie Richardson, Clifton Gainey, Kelvin Jennings, Michael Sessoms, Richard Hammiel Second Row: Troy Rary, Willie Hart, Roger Shaw, Ronald Snipes, Roland Williams, David Mitchell, William Debrough, Mike Mabry, David Mitchell. Third Row: Coach Thompson, James Green, Ricky Mitchell, Linwood Washington, Ricky Deberry, Coach McGinley. 140 James Green (22) avoids a messy situa- tion. Players pile up on the field during the West- ern Branch game. Despite a good showing by Prexies, late in the game they lost 3-0. The cost of the game; Coach Thompson and Coach McGinley take an injured player from “ the field. eA Lota c 141 PREXIES ON THE RUN Eugene Hart, Joseph Loria, Micheal ae Lee, Frazell Riddick, Nathaniel Wright, Aaron St. Ann, Shelby Thorne, Clayton Ferrel, and Coach Staples. Well into the city meet Nathaniel Wright shows the form that won him first place. In the regular season the Cross Country Team lost to Manor and Norcom, but came back to beat by two points in the city meet when Nathaniel Wright crossed the finish line first. This season’s standouts were Eugene Hart, Mi- chael Lee, And Aaron St. Ann who all received trophies in the city meet, the major standout this season was Nathaniel Wright who was first in the city meet, second in the district, tenth in the re- gional and advanced to state. When asked about her feelings about the season Coach Staples re- plied that she was very pleased. The dramatic start of the city meet. J.V. BASKETBALL The boy’s JV Basketball team again showed their talent on the court. Several returning players made for a strong team. aeRO Back Row: Anthony Riddick, Chris Rolack, Montague Williams, Hubbard, Steven Brown, Ricky Deberry, Mike Copeland. Front: James Green, Frank Richardson, Clinton Gainey, Keith Harris, Chris Cofield, Keith Coley, Kevin Jennings. Back Row: Karen Richardson, Michelle Rylend, Samantha Riddick, Angie Hines, Pamela Cherry, Earlene Fortson, Tracy Robinson, Lolita Reeves, Alicia Parker, Tamika Evans, Connie Allen, Ametrius Marsh. The girls Basketball team made a good showing this year. 143 144 BOY’S VARSITY BASKETBA With five Senior starters in the lead the boy’s basketball team was on its way. By mid- season the team was 8-1 in the district (9-3 overall). By mid- season they had averaged 73 points per game (holding op- ponents to 63 points). wll _- Yj Z Above: A fight for a basket. Right: On his way to 10 points. Right: A strong defense also makes a good team. Below: But so does a good offense. The beginning of the Churchland vs. Wilson game. Coach Harvey explains the plans to Mi- chael Brown before the game. | a Bruce Sykes goes for another two points. 145 Robert Elner makes a desperate ad- vance to the basket. Bruce Sykes takes Churchland by sur- prise. a 146 Mike Brown goes for a basket. on abo Above Left: Palmer Honore passes the aw ball. Robert Elner lines up on target. 147 GIRL’S BASKETBALL “We had problems keeping people on the team. A factor that set us back somewhat,” were the words used to de- scribe the Girl’s Basketball Sea- son that ended with a record of 5-13 in the district and 7-14 overall. Under new management this year the girl’s team went through a lot. ‘I feel the spirit of the team needs to be lifted. After lossing several players it was difficult to keep up moral,” said the new coach Frye. Nevertheless there was one standout, Angela Wingate who was the teams high scorer and MVP for the Churchland Christmas Tournament. Angela Wingate watches the ball hope- fully. Robin Blount and others listen to a new strategy. Iris Collins and Robin Blount gets ready. 148 Thomaseen makes a free throw against Churchland. Senta Harris moves the ball down court. 149 Laverne Perry advances. Cy a Iris Collins looks for an opening. Laverne Perry watches for a possible score. 150 3 sy : Vv Nts p UO nn ; : Yn : : qe 2 : ® o f U es v 3 Y = : ieee c : Vv — : 5 = 3 = 3 £ 3 fae) o Vv c £ e E Vv = = x erent i amaaabiie 151 Though the Matmen gave up a total of 192 match points be- cause of individual match for- feits, the tournament record proved that the wrestlers were among the best. Wilson placed fourth in the Portsmouth Invi- tational Tournament with four champions Terry Bonds, Walter Jenkins, Rylent Jenkins, and Kevin Lewis. In the southeast- ern district tournament Terry Bonds and Walter Jenkins along with Rylent Jenkins and Kevin Lewis were again honored. ss Top: William Nicholson, Kevin Lewis, Rylent Jenkins, Jerry Schnieder, Richard Witherow, Walter Jenkins. Kneeling: Terry Bonds, Ethora Council, David Vaughn, Michael Hart, Eugene Hart, Aaron St. Ann. Aaron St. Ann struggles with an oppo- nent. William Nicholson lets lets his emotions show. Rylent Jenkins goes for control. Although Eugene Hart seems distracted he and his opponent know a pin may be near. 153 Coach McGinley and David Vaughn ap- praise the opponent. Walter Jenkins pushes Mustang to the mat. Eugene Harts opponent works out of a trick situation. 154 Morris Williams, Joseph Miles, Kevin Mullins, “Rawhide”, Stacy Lewis, Bubba Ratliff, Stanley Saunders, Victor Wash- ington. Mr. Midgett watches with a careful eye. Morris Williams reflects on the match. , Morris Williams gains the upper hand. 155 “HIGH Shelly Goldfarb warms up before a meet. 156 HOPES’’ At the start of the season the out- look for the gymnastics team was good, but as the season progressed the hopes faded. Three returning district and regional qualifiers from the previous year were unable to compete in all meets reducing the team to a junior varsity squad for four eighth graders and a junior, Shelly Goldfarb. For the first year since Wilson en- tered in competition, they did not have anyone qualified for regionals. Hopefully, the support and dedica- tion of the eighth graders will posi- tively affect the next years. Right: Tracy Allen finishes a floor routine in the meet against Churchland. Team Members: Treva Mason, Donna Hedge, Suzanne Hamilton, Deanie Griffin, Sheely Goldfarb, Eve Goldblatt, Denise Gilchrist, and Tracy Allen, are presented to the crowd along with Coach Bystrom. Eve Goldblatt reaches for the stars. ORL irst performance of the season Treva Mason begins her routine. In her f 157 158 ‘““ONE SEEMS TO BE OUR “Great season’”’ was the phrase used by Coach Staples to describe the accomplishments of the soft- ball team this year. Even though the Lady Presidents lost the first two games, they pulled together to defeat their remaining oppo- nents. Ending in a three way tie for first place with Great Bridge and Western Branch, the team had to defeat them in playoffs in order to go to the regionals. ‘One seems to be our number”’ said Coach Staples, ‘In the playoffs we beat Great Bridge and Western Arlene Faulks, Winning pitcher, watches catchers signals as she prepares to pitch to the Truckers. Fast action takes place in the field; Anne Gilliam bends to catch a ground- er. NUMBER”’ FF Branch by one run. In past years we won by one run to become the district champs.” Top: Coach Staples, Angela Wingate, Maureen Bynum, Anne Theus, Senta Harris, Jackie Dickens, Laverne Perry, Michele Sherrod, Manager. Center: Bethola Gilliam, Lynell Gunther, Donna Brown, Kelly Hobbs, Michelle Terrell. Bottom: Anne Gilliam, Bennesa Herrold, Lisa Jamison, Arlene Faulks. he batter as she layers to warm up before a game tches against the Lady Truckers ht Batter Up? Coach Staples helps Arlene Faulks watches t Rig the p pi USS, ‘“‘GRAND OLE- GAME’’ 160 Coach Ray McGinley seemed to have mixed feelings about the season. Starting with a 6-4 victory over Norcom, the next games the Presidents were knocked by a loss to Church- land, Cradock, but rallied to beat Green Run 13-11. Overall record for the season was 4-10. As Coach McGinley puts it “the season was a disappointment, however the fact that the ma- jority of the team were under- classmen shows promise for next season.” The team was not without standouts, Mark Matthews made All Metro, Best Batting average 303. Ph il Hedgepeth received the Golden Glove Award and Tony Derry made Most Valuable Player (Batted .250 Fielded .842). Bobby Bass was the final of three with a batting average over 200 with 202) Team Statistics Batted .182 Fielded 795 Stolen Bases 31 Homeruns 2 Triples 2 Doubles 10 Overall 63 hits for 346 times at bat with 302 assists and 62 Errors. Junior Harris runs to first base watching the field as he goes. Top: Bobby Bass, Bobby Brown, Bobby Montague, Patrick Williams, Junior Harris, Phil Hedgepeth, Leroy Taylor. Bottom: Tony Derry, Donald Wilson, Mark Matthews, Chris Newton, Kirk Taylor, Darrell Baker, Kevin Brown. Left: An aggressive form made Mark Matthews an ef- fective batter for the Presidents. Bottom: Tony Derry, last season’s Most Valuable Player watches the ball fly just seconds after he hit it. | ‘ y Atw WAL Blake Ba eA dR 161 Top: Coach Thompson, Roy Brown, Lance Taylor, Joe Gardner, Chuck Baker, Ernie White. Bottom: Ty Brown, Roy Austin, Steve Jernigan, Keith Ashberry, Troy Rary, Tommy Stice. ‘““HIT AND RUN” “A young team’, was Coach Thompson’s first statement about the season. Many players showed great improvement as the season went on. The standouts for the sea- son were Ernie White Most Valuable Player and Troy Rary who received the Golden Glove. Coach Thompson and Ernie White discuss the performance of the players. 162 Top: Rita McCallan, Kim White, Sandra Riddick, Michelle Ryland, Felicia Greene, Kim Keene, Viola Faulks, Regina Hawkins, Monique Anthony, Beverly King. Bottom: Christina Seigler, Venesia Burney, Yvette Cherry, Kemmie Bailey, Lynnette Wells, Angela Council, lola Faulks, and Kim West. Top: Sebastian Hicks, Theodore Mitchell, Johnny Ealey, Carlton Thomas, Tony Creek- more, Kevin Deas, Koenraad Verlinde, and Eric Nesbit. Bottom: Brian Tucker, Keith Coley, Nathaniel Wright, Keith Richardson, Ricky Arga- bright, David Gonzalas, Clayton Ferrell, Mike Lee, Curtis Rolack. Because of the small number of members the main concen- tration was on_ individual events. Success was hampered by the midseason injury of lola Faulks who was the team’s only 800 meter runner and one of the 400 meter runners at the city meet. Regina Hawkins tied a record for the long jump with a distance of 16 feet five inches. She also took first in the high jump and third in the 100 me- ter run and second in the 100 meter hurdles. At the district meet Hawkins moved to the fore front again winning first place in the high jump and ty- ing the hurdles record. At the regional meet she took second in the high jump and qualified for the state meet in all three events. In the boys team Carlton Thomas was M.V.P. and out- standing male in winter and spring sports. Facts and statis- tics for the rest of the boys team not available. 163 SMACK?! ih It was a disappointing season V4 for the soccer team. They lost N the first three games and won against Oscar Smith. The team finally started to play good soc- cer near the end. The outlook is good for next season said Coach Reel. Outstanding player for the season was Brandon Perkins team captain and leading half- back. | i lis SMU Ua % zs g Yypuss vipa Ne Meissen cin iin et SI a DANS Ubi 4 Back: Coach Reel, Maurice Wells, Walter Jenkins, Kenny Hazel, Eugene Brown, _ Jerry Schneider battles with a Trucker a split Brandon Perkins, Michael Porter Front: James Green, Angela Council, John Smith, second after he “headed” the ball in a move Joseph Landy, and Jerry Schneider that caught the opposition off guard. 164 Golf: ‘‘We had hope to do better,’ said Coach Hopkins of his team, ‘‘Maybe to have won three or four matches. This dis- trict is strong in golf with State Champion Manor.’”” The team lost to Norcom in the regular season but came back to beat them in the district tourney. This season’s standout was Andrew Schmidt who qualified for regionals and Most Valuable Player. Season’s record was 2-7 Golf team members George Burgess, Mike Goodman, Andrew Schmidt, and Coach Hopkins. Tennis: This year saw one re- turning player for the tennis team Mark Flanders, who beat Oscar Smith and Cradock and in doubles teamed with Na- thaniel Wright beat Oscar Smith, Cradock, and Great Bridge. This year also had a promising Freshman, Curtis Ed- wards who beat Oscar Smith, Cradock, and Churchland in singles matches. Also on the team was Karen Henderson who won one singles match against Norcom. The Tennis Team’s second seeded Nathaniel Wright, Coach McEachern, and First seeded Mark Flanders not pictured are Curtis Edwards and Karen Henderson. 165 ORE OER CRETE Right: Our commu- nity supporters de- livers to the door. Below: Stores in Tower Mall employ many Wilson stu- dents. TIDEWATER PRODUCE a n _ 4 . 8 Q Yj ae act Ulu —— Two students take time from the Prom to pose. Stitch in time saves nine. Willie Cordy and Mr. Pantas seem like pals. 168 wey oo ae ‘ : ee Joe Bystrum watches while the other team performs. “I'm tied up for the moment.” Jumping high. 169 170 ROBERT L. 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JOHNSON, KIMBERLY 16 Johnson, Lolita 34 Johnson, Rae 70 Johnson, Sylvia 70 Johnson, Terence 70 Johnson, Tonya 55 Jones, Angela 70 Jones, Bobby 71 Jones, Charlese 55 Jones, Crystal JONES, DAWN 16 Jones, Earlene 55 Jones, Floyd 71 JONES, GLORIA 16 Jones, Japhia 55 Jones, Juanita 34 Jones, Justina 71 Jones, Libby 34 Jones, Raymond 56 Jones, Robin 34 Jones, Victoria 71 JORDAN, AVIS 17 Jordan, George 56 Jordan, Michael 56 Jordan, William 56 Joyner, Charles 71 Karpowski, Michael 71 KEARSE, CHERYL 17 KEE, JACQUELYN 17 Kellum, Georgiana 56 KELLY, ROBIN 17 Killebrew, Phillip 34 KING, LINWOOD 17 Landy, Kevin 34 LANE, KATHERINE 17 LANGREDER, KIMBERLY 17 Langston, Patrick 56 Langston, Tonya 56 Law, Jr. Maurice 34 Lawrence, Yolanda 71 Lawton, Ralphean 34 Lawton, Savaadra 71 Leathers, Abrian 71 Leathers, Pamela 47 Lee, Cathy 34 Lee, David 34 Lee, Michael 35 Lee, Tonya 56 Lester, Melinda 35 Lewis, Anthony 47 Lewis, George 47 LEWIS, KEVIN 17 Lewis, Merlin 71 Lewis, Stacy 71 Linton, Jeffrey 35 Little, Danna 35 Littles, Justina 71 Livermon, Dana 56 Locke, Jeffrey 71 Logan, Jr. Bernard 35 Lomax, Latanya 71 Long, Danny 57 Loria, Joseph 35 Lucas, Jerry 57 Luch, Charles 57 MABRY, ANGELA 17 Madison, Deborah 57 Marsh, Armeatri 47 Marsh, Carol 71 Marshall, Evette 57 Marshall, Jeffre 57 Martin, Ronald 71 MARTIN, WARRE N 17 MASON, TREVA 17 Massenburg, Ann 71 MATEO, TAMMY 17 Mayo, Tynia 57 MCCALL, PHOEBE 17 Mccallan, Darlene 71 Mccoy Patrick 47 Mccoy Sonya 57 McDougal, Jehoadda 71 McEwen, Dawn 35 MeNeil McIntyre, Arneise 71 McLellan, Robert 71 McNeil, Karin 47 McPherson, Valencia 47 McQuillia, Harold 35 Meadows, Amy 71 MELVIN, ARENETTA 17 Miguel, Angelo 71 Milam, Kathleen 71 Miles, Troy 35 Miller, Wesley 57 Milligan, Terri 57 Mills, Alfreda 35 MILLS, JACQUELINE 17 MILLS, JUDY 17 Mitchell, Adrienne 35 Mitchell, Albert 35 Mitchell, Hope 57 Mitchell, Lisa Mitchell, Peter 57 Mitchell, The odore 36 Monk, Anthony 47 Montague, Belinda 36 Montague, Robert 36 Moore, Cheryl 71 MOORE, DORIS 18 Moore, Joyce 47 Moore, Karen 47 Moore, Lasonya 47 Morgan, Anastasia 36 MORGAN, WALTER 20 Morris, Marian 72 Morris Morris, Tonya 58 MORTON, MARGARET 18 Morton, Trudi 72 Moseley, Sherry 72 Muhlenbruch, James 58 Mullins, Christopher 72 Mullins, Kevin 36 Myles, Katherine 58 MYLES, SHN 18 Myrick, Morna 47 Neal, Demetris 36 Nelson, Jamie 58 Nelson, Shawn 36 NESBIT, ERIC 18 Newberry, Donald Newberry, Donald 72 Newsome, Beatrice 58 Newsome, Casey 58 OOO Newsome, Donald 58 Newsome, Shawn 72 NEWTON, CHRISTOPHER 18 Nicholson, Earvin 36 Nicholson, Michael 47 Micholson, William 36 Noll, Tarya 36 Norris, Crystal 36 Norvell, Angela 47 Odom, Donna 58 Odom, Michelle 47 Odom, Robert 72 Odom, JR. George 47 Olds, Leroy 36 Oneal, Pat 37 Ore, Cathy 37 Outland, Cindy 47 Outland, Jeanette 72 Outland, Wendy 47 Owens, Dwayne 72 OWENS, KEVIN 18 Page, Reginald 58 Paige, Andrea 37 Pair, Arlillia 72 Pair, Steve 37 Pantelides, John 58 Parker, Andre 47 Parker, Darryl 72 Parker, Keith 72 Parker, Leah 72 Parker, Machell 72 PARKER, MAURICE 18 Parker, Michael 37 PARKER, MAURICE 18 Parker, Michael 37 Parker, Raymond 73 Parker, Samson 58 Parker, Sharleen 58 Parker, Sharon 47 Parnell, Tracy 48 Parrish, John 73 Payne, Tonja 37 Pearson, Andrew 48 Pearson, Anita 48 Peed, Wendy 73 Pegram, Debbie 73 Perkins, Brandon 37 Perkins, Sherry 73 Perry, Australia 73 Perry, Laverne 48 Perry, Terese 48 Petty, Robin 48 Phelps, Chervali 58 Phelps, Michael 73 Phelps, Summer 37 Phillips, James 73 Piland, Lori 48 Pirtle, Mami 48 PITTMAN, PAULA 18 Pittman, Todd 73 Plummer, Joe 37 Piottilo, Michelle 73 Pope, Juanita 48 Pope, Susan 58 Pope, Tonya 37 Porter, Angela 73 Porter, Angela 59 Porter, Mary 37 Porter, Paulette 48 Porter, Reginald 73 PORTER, STELLA 18 Porter, Towandra 73 Porter, Veronica 59 Porter, Yvette 73 Poteat, Tony 73 Potter, Timithy 37 POUCH, SUZANNE 18 Powell, James 48 Price, Jeffery 73 PRINCE, SHELIA 18 Provost, Pamela 48 Pryor, Sherry 74 Quinerly, Donna 37 Ranson, Demetric 59 Rary, Troy 59 Raschig, Samantha 37 Ratcliffe, Carlton 48 Ratliff, Kimberly 59 Rayner, Katrina 48 Rayner, Tanya 59 Redd, Gerald 37 REDFEARN, MELISSA 18 REED, AVIS 18 Reese, Paul 48 Reeves, Benita 59 Reeves, Lolita 48 Reid, Beinda 48 Reynolds, Angelo 48 Reynolds, Michael 74 Reynolds, Michelle 74 REYNOLDS, ROSALIND 18 Richardson, Aaron 74 Richardson, Anthony 59 Richardson, Frankie 48 Richardson, Karen 59 Richardson, Keith 48 Richardson, Kimberly 37 Riddick, Anthony 74 Riddick, Anthony 48 Riddick, Brenda 74 Riddick, Darren 74 Riddick, Lucy 74 Riddick, Samantha 74 RIDDICK, SANDRA 19 Riddick, Shiela 49 Riddick, Tameco 74 Ridley, Keith 74 Ridley, Vikki 59 Riley, Christopher 49 Rivenbark, Robert 37 Roberts, Amy 49 Robertson, Karen 37 Robinson, Sandy 75 Robinson, Tommy 37 Robinson, Tracy 49 Rodgers, Mary 49 Rodgers, Michelle 49 Rolack, Christopher 49 Rosser, Liz 38 Roundtree, Timothy 59 Rowe, Leslie 38 RUFF, LORETTA 19 Rumper, Kenneth 49 Ryder, Brian 49 Ryland, Michele 49 Don’t drink too much water. Sanders, Lovie 49 SATTERFIELD, GEORGE 19 Saunders, Ernest 75 Saunders, Rory 75 Saunders, Stanley 75 Saunders, Theodosi 75 Savage, Jr. Clifton 75 SAWYER, CARLOS 19 SCARBOROUGH, SHARON 19 SCHMIDT, ANDREW 19 Schneider, Jerald 50 Scollise, Tamara 50 Scott, Denise 50 Scott, Gregory 75 SCOTT, JOANN 19 Scott, Sharon 75 Seigler, Christine 61 Sellers, Judy 38 Sellers, Kim 50 Sessoms, Carla 38 Sessoms, Michael 75 SETH, VERNICE 19 SEXTON, DONNA 19 Shearrin, Glenda 50 SHEARRIN, KENETHA 19 Sherrod, Carrie 50 Sherrod, Talatha 38 Shumake, Wayne 75 Simon, Lonell 75 SIVERTSON, PENNY 1 Skeeter, Elizabeth 75 Skeeter, Gregory 75 SLAUGHTER, ELEASE 20 Slaughter, Linwood 50 Smith, Cynthia 75 Smith, John 38 Smith, Kristina 75 Smith, Tabatha 38 Smith, Tammy 38 Smith, Teresa 75 Smith, Terry 75 Snipes, Ronald 50 Snipes, Vicki 75 Somerville, Annette 50 Spearman, Angela 50 175 176 SPEARMAN, CARLENET 20 Spruiell, Jean 75 ST. ANN, AARON 20 Standfill, Lisa 61 Starks, James 75 Stephens, Louth 50 Stevenson, Sarita 61 Stevenson, Wendy 38 Steverson, Yolanda 75 Stewart, Rhonda 75 Stith, Edna 61 Stith, Wanda 75 Storey, Kathleen 38 STOWE, THELMA 20 Street, Reginald 61 Street, Ronald 61 Street, Roosevelt 50 Sturgis, Vernon 50 Swann, Debbie 61 Swann, Regina 75 Switzer, Regina 75 SYKES, BRUCE 20 Sykes, James 38 Sykes, Reginald 48 Talbert, Gina 38 Taylor, Annette 50 TAYLOR, BRIAN 20 TAYLOR, CATHY 20 TAYLOR, CHRISTINE 20 Taylor, Flora 50 Taylor, Lance 50 Taylor, Lizzie 50 Taylor, Michelle 75 Taylor, Tanya 76 Terrell, Marvin 76 Terrell, Michelle 38 Terrell, Reginald 76 Theus, Shacora 50 Thomas, Donna 76 Thomas, Kenneth 76 Thomas, Laverne 76 Thompson, Antonio 61 Thompson, Carla 61 Thompson, Samantha 76 Thorne, Alvenia 50 Mrs. Powell has got the spirit. Thorne, Shelby 62 Tillett, Stephen 76 Tinsley, Patricia 76 Tinsley, William 62 Tippins, Chester 76 Tith, Shhai 76 Toler, Monique 62 Trotter, Monique 76 Trower, Charles 50 TUCKER, LETITIA 20 Turner, Jr. Ronald 76 TYLER, ANTOINETTE 20 Tyler, George 38 Tyler, Mark 76 Tynes, Johnnie 76 Vann, Michelle 76 Vann, Valerie 50 VANN, VAN 20 Vann, Willie 50 VASS, CASSANDRA 20 Vaughan, Angela 62 Vaughan, Eddie 38 Vaughan, Evangeline 30 Vaughan, Anthony 76 Verdine, Ann 76 VINCENT, CARLEATH 20 Vincent, Tony 38 Virata, Gina 76 Vreen, Tabatha 76 Wagner, Kelly 62 Walker, Avis 50 Walker, Jerome 50 Walker, John 39 Walker, Patrice 39 Walker, Phyllis 76 WALKER, RICHARD 20 Walker, Robert 39 Walker, Theresa 51 Walker, Valerie 62 Wallace, Kevin 76 Wallace, Stephanie 62 Walton, Ethel 77 Ward, Alonza 77 Ward, Dywana 51 Ward, Joann 62 Ward, Marcus 77 Ward, Mea 50 Ward, Michael 63 Warren, Brenda 39 WARREN, TERESA 20 WASHINGTON, BOBBIE 20 Washington, Victor 51 WATERFIELD, CANDACE 19 Watson, Nadine 39 Weathers, Yolanda 51 Webster, Yvonne 51 Welch, Crystal 63 Wells, Beverly 39 West, Bessie 77 Westbrook, Angela 39 Westmoreland, Anita 51 Westmoreland, Kristine 39 Wetherbee, Robert 63 White, Angela 77 White, Bernadette 77 WHITE, DAVID 21 White, Janet 39 White, Jerome 63 White, Kim 39 White, Mark 63 White, Robert 63 White, Sheila 77 WHITE, TAMMY 21 White, Terry 51 WHITE, VALECIA 21 Whitehead, Carl 63 Whitehurst, Joseph 77 Whitfield, James 63 Whitfield, Pernell 39 Whitfield, Valerie 51 Whitley, Lisa 39 Whitney, Mathew 77 Wilkerson, Donna 39 Wilkins, Keith 39 Wilkins, Louis 77 Wilkins, Vicki 64 Williams, Alinia 63 Williams, Angela 77 Williams, Billy 39 Williams, Captoria 64 Williams, Charles 77 WILLIAMS, DARRELL 21 Williams, James 51 Williams, Johnny 51 Williams, Kevin 77 Williams, Lenora 64 Williams, Michael 51 Williams, Montaque 77 Williams, Morris 77 WILLIAMS, PATRICK 21 Williams, Sharon 51 Williams, Sherlise 77 WILLIAMS, TANYA 21 Williams, Travinia 64 Williams, Vera 51 Williams, Yvette 51 Wilson, Charles 77 Wilson, Donald 39 Wilson, Prechell 51 Wilson, Richard 64 Wilson, Stephanie 51 Windley, Christopher 51 WITHEROW, RICHARD 21 Wittstruck, Starlet 51 Wood, Carl 77 ' Woodhouse, Aaron 64 Workman, Aline 77 Wright, Eric 51 Wright, John 77 Wright, Joyce 51 Wright, Lloyd 77 Wright, Maxine 64 Wright, Michelle 64 WRIGHT, NATHANIEL 21 Wright, Rhonda 51 WRIGHT, RONALD 21 Wright, Valarie 39 Yates, Terry 77 YERABEK, FRANK 21 Terry Bonds is one serious person. 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