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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1984 volume:

——=6the | Preside? NAC | 1984 ee Oe as ts at are Haake gveon 3 Woodrow Wilson High School 3701 Willett Drive Portsmouth Va. 23707 Vol. 65 « Sy Yi AG Psg irene tS pte eos e | INDEX. = Clases 8 Faculty 84 - ol dubs 108 «7. : Joorts 38 G Ads. _ 172! PREPARATIONS HAVE BEGUN | It’s hot. Record temperatures had already lasted a week when prep- arations began. Band members marched in the parking lot where temperatures were over a hundred. . Cheerleaders practiced under the VE ail” oo trees closer to the school. gf i Inside, teachers opened up their rooms and prepared for the stu- dents. They decorated their rooms and prepared handouts. The office staff had worked all summer getting the forms ready. Now the students were about to come back. Witblibtiase Above: Cheerleaders relax after a long prac- tice. Below: Yes, even librarians! ere 3 PRE Re WE ial enh i el amelie ) z J = sere | WS. QG —me ROGERS Left: Mrs. Rogerson working hard for our school. Above: Mr. Mills helps draft the school rules. i a MOMMA Iie iy ZG semi Mr. Simons remembers the summer. AND WE’RE OFF! The doors opened again and a new eighth grade class entered “the maze”. A new bunch of seniors prepared for a busy year of meet- ings and other projects. | guess you could say “it all came together.” Right: Say it. Don’t spray it’ says Mr. Rich- ards. Below: The eye of the storm. Below — Right: “I'll take that one and that one. Drum Major, Troy Vincent, during a pep ral- ly. Some of the benefits of teaching are seen by Mr. Midgett at a pep rally as he watches our cheerleaders. Covergirl watch out! Shirley Anthony is ready with that “show us your smile’ pose. SENIORS HAVE PUT | Tracey M. Allen Regina F. Anthony Shirley M. Anthony AWG Noah R. Argabright Kimberly A. Atchley Darryll A. Baker “ihe A rare picture — they all seem to be enjoying doing their work. IT ALL TOGETHER Mr. Outten’s new cologne seems to be working well on the Senior cheerleaders. Tammy Y. Beamon William E. Bennett Yolanda Benton Kelly Bishop Joan Blunt William L. Bobbitt Antonio Booker Brenda J. Bratcher Merry L. Bridges 11 12 Barbara Brown George D. Burgess Michael D. Burkett Babette A. Bynum Maureen L. Bynum Tracey C. Cherry Simon Says “Craig Vincent, raise your hands” Yvette T. Cherry Romona L. Coltrane Sharon M. Cotton Angela D. Council June A. Council Robin S$. Council Charles E. Crest Arthur C. Cross Dara Daughtry Lisa A. Davenport Bonnie D. Davis Kevin L. Deas 13 14 Darryl Diggs Felicia M. Dockery William Doherty (above) Tonja Payne is “DAZED CONFUSED” (right) And she’s not the only one! Bryant K. Dunston Ronnie M. Eaton Bridgett Edwards Debera D. Edwards Tammy L. Edwards Lisa D. Ellis ii Ale i ig. a il sie Hy er eee bh wm 4 7 pe hy, se Princess T. Everette Ronald Fagan Mary Bernice Farrow Donna Feltman Clayton Ferrell Milton W. Gardner Tami Beamon and Keith Dunston strut their stuff at a game. 1S 14 “Its a bird, Its a plane, Its SUPERMAN!” Tony coe Tammy R. Glover Ingrid E. Goldblatt Elesha Goldfarb Jane L. Goodwyn Angela Grahem NG , nyo + tA, WP PIT TPIS abbas 16 Robyn A. Gravitt Gregory C. Hamlin us ... Michael W. Harrell Dorcas Harris Shirelle J. Hazelwood Bay yn om vk hee MILI IS SLY GG dd . F Sabrina High Palmer J. Honore Michelle Howell fe 18 Michelle Howell strikes a serious pose for her Senior Class portrait. Clifford Jackson Lisa A. Jamison Rylent L. Jenkins Lolita A. Johnson Robin M. Jones Gloria J. Killebrew erin een ART Angie Council pretends she can type. Maurice A. Law Jr. Ralphean D. Lawton Cathy D. Lee Charles E. Lee David J. Lee Mike Lee 19 Melinda L. Lester George W. Lewis Laura Little Armeatrics Marsh Warren P. Martin Darron L. Mccallen ies pecans tOTPEObNGIGy se Se raemerenmsgasot sn f entnnenr senereseeettensetiresetetesisagg ee ar cial Annette F. Mcdonald Harold L. McQuillia Dawn M. McEwen Give me an “S$” OY iis HY) SWS Dawn Mc Ewen shows us the Jor- dache look. Alfreda A. Mills Adrienne M. Mitchell Belinda Montague Albert Mitchell gazes into the wa- ter fountain. Ad| ip Sharon Cotton's spirit shines at a pep- rally. Robert S. Montague Anastasia Morgan Kevin L. Mullins Shawn Nelson Eric L. Newbit William A. Nicholson Tayra A. Noll Cathy L. Ore Andrea Paige David W. Palzer Chris D. Parker Frankie Parker Tonja J. Payne Shyvonne A. Pearson Brandon L. Perkins Sommer L. Phelps Tanya Pope Sam Fannin demonstrates the proper tongue position needed to hold a Senior sign. 723} 24 Mary Porter Tommy W. Robinson Elizabeth Y. Rosser Leslie L. Rowe Samantha A. Raschig Judy A. Sellers Telatha Sherrod Samuel Sivells Tabatha L. Smith Valarie is overcome with emotion on homecoming. Tammie E. Smith Wendy Stevenson Kathleen M. Storey Robert G. Stuart Laverne Taylor Yvette Thompson Cecilia D. Thorne Patrice Walker Patrick R. Warthen Angela R. Westbrook Kristine Westmoreland David M. White ; Pe hy i Me sag 4 44 y Mas ¥ we agartea sy OMAN. ata ‘ 25: 26 Valarie Wright Denise C. Young Janet R. White Kim Y. White Pernell R. Whitfield Lisa Whitley Donna K. Wilkerson Clinton L. Williams Angela D. Wingate Thaddeus R. Wilson Lisa J. Womack Kevin N. Aaron Football 2. Ambition: To go in the Military. Cynthia Lee Abbott “Cindy’’ Spanish Club, secretary 2; FBLA I, 2, 3, 4; Spanish 2, 3; COE 4. Ambition: To attend college and become a computer programmer. Tracey Marie Allen “Watusi’ Homeroom President |, 2, 3; Drama Club, secretary 3; Cheerleader |, 2, 3; Gymnastics |, 2, 3, 4; Chorus |, 2; Drama Club 3. Ambition: To go to Purchase, N.Y. and further my career in dance and become a professional dancer and actress. Regina Faye Anthony Slim goody” FHA |, 4,; FBLA 3, 4; Ambition: To become a professional model and later to become a Business Manager. Shirley Monique Anthony ‘‘Neaky” Cheerleader |, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Ambition: To major in Business Administration. Odessa Askew FBLA 3; Glee Club 4; Hospitality Club 4; Ambition: To go to Hampton Institute and major in nursing. Kimberly Annette Atchley ‘Kim’ FBLA 3, 4; Ambition: To graduate from high school and live a very happy and successful life. Darryll Baker “Magoo” Football 2, 3; Student Football Coach 4; Basketball 2; Baseball 2; Wrestling 3; Ambition: NS Gregory Lee Baskerville Greg’’ Wrestling |, 2; Ambition: To attend college and then enter the service as an officer. Tammy Yvette Beamon “Tami” Homeroom Representative 3; Modern Dance I, 2; Majorette 2, 3; Majorette Captain 4; Ambition: T o attend college and major in Child Psycology. William Eric Bennett “Eric” Yearbook 3, 4; Ambition: To attend ODU and pursue a career in engineering. Kelly Bishop Honor Society, secretary 4; Gymnastics |; Cheerleader I, 2, 4; National Honor Society 2, 4; Drama 2, 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 2, 4; Student 4; Who's Who 4; Ambition: NS Johnnie Earl Blunt “Mack” Basketball |, 2; FHA 3; DE I; Ambition: To graduate and attend college. Trina Blunt DE I 1; Ambition: To attend college or join the Air Force. William Lee Bobbitt “Jabo” French Club Secretary 2; Orchestra I, 3, 2; French Club 2; Ambition: To enroll in the Air Force Reserves and then go to Beauty School and to Howard in the fall of 85. Antonio Booker Ambition: To join U.S. Army and then attend college. Brenda Louise Bratcher HR President |, 2; Secretary of FBLA 3, 4; Homeroom Representative 4; Colorguard in Band 2; C.O.E. 4; Ambition: To attend ECPI. Kimberly Dawn Bridgers ‘Kim’ Junior Honor Society |; FBLA I, 2, 4; COE 4; Ambi- tion: To Further my education and spend my future with Russell Perry. Merry Louise Bridges ‘Merry’ Ambition: To go to college and Major in radiology. Serita Maria Brooks “Serita” Hospitality Club I, 2; Ambition: NS Barbara Brown FBLA 4; Ambition: To attend Hampton Institute or study Fashion Designor or Law abroad. Sandra Dinise Brown Jemes “Lilmoma’™ Ambition: To become an archtect or a draftsman for Naval Shipyard like my husband. George Donaldson Burgess “George” Golf |, 2, 3; Spanish Club 3, Ambition: To be successful in everything | seek out to do and be very prosporus. Michael Dwayne Burkett “Cowboy” J.V. Baseball 2; Ambition: To become a com- mercial pilot. Babette Antonia Bynum “Trelee’” DECA |, 2, 3; DECA, Historian and Reporter Hospitality Club, Vice president 4; Hospitality Club 2, 3; Flaggirl 3; Ambition: To become a Nurse Practioner and to establish myself in the business world. Attend college. Joannetta Carly “Joan’’ Homeroom President |; Ambition: To attend Hampton Institute and become a Word Processor or a Stenographer. Tracey Caprice Cherry “Sweet Tracey’ Homeroom President |; French Club 2; DECA 3; Flag girls 3, 4; Ambition: To college and major in Data Processing and graduate with honors. | also want to become a rich highfashioned model. Yvette Trenace Cherry Track 2; Ambition: To attend college at ODU and major in Dental Hygiene. Reginald Collins “Redskin” Football |, 2, 3, 4; Basketball |, 2, 3; Ambition: To go in the Arm Forces or attend college. Sharon Mechelle Cotton Cottonelle’” FHA 2; DE 4; Ambition: After graduation | plan to join the U.S. Army and lead a successful life. Angela Denise Council “Byrd” Homeroom President |; Homeroom Representative 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 4; Secretary Science Club 2; Science Club I, 2, 3, 4; Track I, 2, 3, 4, J.V. |; Soccer 2, 3, 4, Drama Club 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; SCA 4; Art Club 4; Homecoming Court 4; Ambition: To attend Hampton Institute and become an Elementary teacher and get a masters in teaching and later become a Computer Operator. June Allison Council Homeroom Representative 2, 3; Spanish Club, Corresponding Secretary 3; Senior Class, Vice President; Marching Band I, 2; Honor Society |, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band |, 2, 3, 4; Math Club |; Ledger Star Scholastic Team 2, 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; COE 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Ambition: To attend a college for four years and major in math or Business Administration. Robyn Sadie Council “Murphy” Chorus |, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 4; Ambition: To enlist in the Air Force. Charles Eric Crest Ill “Billy” French Club 4; Drama Club 3; NBA Fraternity; Ambition: NS Arthur Cross “Carl” SCA |, 2; Football |, 2; FBLA 4; Ambition: To be an Architect. Lisa Ann Davenport “Weable”’ Secretary of French Club |; Pres. of French Club 2; Manager, Modern Dance 2; Treasurer, SCA 3; Co-Editor Newspaper 3, 4; Pres., SCA 4; National Junior Honor Society |; National Honor Society 3, 4; French Club |, 2; Girls State 3; SCA 3, 4; Youth Advisory Committee 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Ambition: To attend college and major in Engineering or Research, and to live life to its fullest extent. Bonnie Denise Davis DE 2, 3, 4; Ambition: To get married and keep on working. Kevin L. Deas “jock walker’’ Concert Band }, 2, 3, 4; Track I, 2; Marching Band I, 2, 3, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Ambition: Go to college and later enlist in the Marines. Darryl Lorin Diggs DE II 3, 4; Ambition: To join the Marine Corps. William Micheal Doherty “Billy” Ambition: NS Bryant Keith Dunston “Dunston” Band |, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 2; Track 3, 4; Key Club 2; Highway American 3; FHA 3, 4; FHA Pres. 4; Ambition: To go to college and major in Computer Programming. Ronnie Eaton J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3; Ambition: To become a Aviation Mechanics. Bridgett Michellia Edwards ‘Beola’ Marching Band |, 2, 3, 4; Ambition: To get married and become a lawyer. Debera Diane Edwards “Deede” Basketball 4; Track 4; Ambition: To attend college and major in Broadcasting and would like to broadcast sports. Robert Lee Elner Jr. ““Joe-Hanna” Basketball |, 2, 3; Ambition: To join the Military. Samuel Milton Fannin ‘Sam’ Football |; Ambition: To become a US Ranger in the Army. Mary Bernice Farrow FBLA 4; FHA 4; Ambition: To have a successful senior year, and in the future attend a business college. Carroll Clayton Ferrell “Clayton” Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4; Track I, 2, 3, 4; Ambition: To become a Computer Programmer. Gloria Michelle Freeman “Sweetcake” Ambition: To finish high school and to go in 27 28 the Air Force for about three or four years and study computers. Milton Gardner ‘Milt’ DECA 2; FHA 4; Ambition: To have a successful life. Tony Gee “Gee” FBLA 3, 4; Ambition: To college and major in Computer Science. Tammy Renee Glover “Yoo'’ Homeroom Pres. I, 2, 3; Orchestra I, 2, 4; Basketball I, 2, 3, 4; Ambition: To attend college at Morgan State or Hampton Institute and major in Lab Technology and to be the best that I can be. Ingrid Eve Goldblatt “Eve” Homeroom Pres. |, Homeroom Vice-Pres. 2; Class repre- sentative 4; Cheerlearing |, 2, 3, 4; Softball |; Gymnastics I, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 2, 4, Captain, Cheerleading 2, 4; Captain, Gymnastics 4; Ambition: To attend college and make a good living after college. Elesha Meshelle Goldfarb “Shelly” Historian, Drama Club 3; Pres. Drama Club 4; Gymnastics I, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4; French Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Ambition: To attend college and major in Law and later become a successful Lawyer. Jane Goodwyn FHA |; Mix Chorus 3; PFL Chorus 4; Ambition; NS Angela Lenell Graham “Angie” Ambition: To graduate and become successful in anything | do. Robyn Anne Gravitt DECA I, 2; Ambition: To become the best at whatever | do. Gregory Charles Hamlin “Ponch” Mix Chorus I, 2, 3; Presidents and First Ladies. 4; Ambition: To become a Aircraft Engineer in the Air Force. Michael Wesley Harrell “Mise Mike’ Wrestling 1, 2, 4; Ambition: To finish high school and go to college. Shelia Harris Spanish Club |; Ambition: To be successful in everything in life including music. Jason Todd Harvey ‘Jay’ J.V. Basketball |, 2; Ambition: To serve God. Shirelle Hazelwood “Jeannia” DE |; Ambition: To go to a business college or to find a job having to do with some type of business work and to be a successful business woman, but most of all to marry Clifton Gainey. Sabrina Leigh High Ambition: To attend college and become a Medical Secretary. Palmer J. Honore Jr. ‘P.J.’” Homeroom Pres. |; FHA 3; J.V. Football |, 2; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Ambition: To graduate from high school and go to a major 4 year college and play basketball. Clifford Joseph Jackson Jr. “Skipp’’ Homeroom Pres. I, 2, 3; Varsity Football Trainer 2; DE 2, 3, 4; SCA 3, 4; Ambition: To attend a four year college and major in the field of Communications in the Air Force. Donna Jacobs ‘D.J.”” Chorus |, 2, 3, 4; DE 2, 3; FHA 4; Homeroom Pres. |; Ambition: To become a Cosmotologists. Rylent Jenkins “Violent-Rylent-Ja” Football |, 2, 3; Wrestling I, 2, 3; FHA 3; Ambition: To do God's will. Lolita Andrea Johnson “Lo” Secretary, Science Club 2; Vice president DECA Club 4; Science Club 2; DECA 3, 4; SCA 3; Ambition: To go to college for two or four years and then join the Air F orce. Vanessa Johnson Ambition: NS Libby Sue Jones Ambition: To attend Key’s Business College. Robin Marie Jones Ambition: To find a job and perhaps continue my education later. Cathy D. Lee COE 4; Ambition: To have a successful future and continue in clerical work and computers. David John Lee ‘Dave’ Ambition: Plan to finish the l2th grade, go in the Army and major in Tele-Communications. Helen Cynthia Lee “Salt” Track |; Art |; 3; Ambition: To succeed in life. Micheal Earl Lee “Mike Lee” Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4; Track I, 2, 3, 4; Ambition: | hope to get a job working on different things. Melinda Leigh Lester Spanish Club, Vice President 2; Spanish Club President 3; SCA Representative 3; NJHS |; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; The Student 3; 4; Ambition: To become a Registered Nurse. George Wendell Lewis “Cool” Ambition: Enter the service and then attend college to either a Air Traffic Controller or take up drafting. Laura Denise Little “Neecie’’ Ambition: To go to college or join the Air Force, and major in Data Processing. Bernard Logan “Butch” Ambition: Plan to attend Virginia State University for four years. Joseph M. Loria “Joe’’ Cross Country 3; Ambition: To become a Technical or Chemical Engineer. | plan to go to the University of lowa. Darren McCallon SCA |; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Ambition: To go into the Air Force and become a Air Craft Mechanic. Dawn Marie McEwen “Dawny”’ Homeroom Pres. |; Homeroom Rep. 2; Mixed Chorus |; 2; FBLA 2, 3, 4; Presidents and First Ladies 3; 4; The Student 3; Ambition: To make the most out of my life and always be happy. Valencia R. McPherson ‘Renee’ SCA Rep. 2; Softball 2; Ambition: To go to college and become a Pediatrician. Alfreda Arleen Mills ‘Freda’ FHA Historian 3; FHA Vice Pres. 4; JV Basketball |, 2; JV Basketball Captain 2; Color Guard |; Flag Girl 2, 3; DE 3, 4; FHA 3, 4; Mrs. Sophomore 2; Ambition: Plan to join the U.S. Air Force and after serving a number of years to become a successful model and marry Brian C. Taylor. Sherry Jame Mills “Miss. Riggy” WWHS Rifle Squad I, 2, 3; Co-Captain, Rifle Squad 3; Ambition: To attend college and major in Special Education. Adrienne Maria Mitchell “Yummy” Homeroom Pres. |, 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres. SCA 3; Speaker of the House 4; Drum Majorette 2; Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4; Basketball |, 2, 3, 4; Captain Basketball 4; Rifle Squad |; Maid of Honor 3; Science Club 4; Spanish Club 4; Ambition: To attend Hampton Institute and become a Registered Nurse. Albert Mitchell “A Jay’’ Marching Band I, 2, 3; Chorus |; FBLA 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Ambition: To attend college and major in Computer Science or medicine. Belinda Yvette Montague ‘Cat Eyes’” Homeroom Rep. I, 2; Modern Dance |, 2, 4; FHA 1, 2; Marching Band 3; FBLA 3, 4; Ambition: To graduate then attend Norfolk State University and major in Business Administration. Robert S. Montague “Bobby” Homeroom Pres. |, 2, 3; Homeroom Rep. 4; Sports Editor of The Student 2; Treasurer, National Honor Society 3; JV Baseball |, 2; Spanish Club |; JV Football 2; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Varsity Football 3, 4; Ambition: To attend college and law school and then become a successful lawyer. Anastasia Waunita Morgan “Anna” Ambition: To attend Norfolk State and major in Computer Programming. Shawn Nelson “Geedy” JV Basketball |, 2; JV Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Ambition: To become successful in a business career and make the best life | can for my daughter La Toya. Eric Lawrence Nesbitt ‘“Bigum’’ Football |, 2, 3, 4; Ambition: To become the best in the entire history of football. Earvin Nicholson Ill “STink’’ SCA helper |, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club I, 2; DE 2; FBLA 2, Ambition: To be independent. William A. Nicholson “Nic the Stick’’ Football |, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling 3, 4; Ambition: To join the US Marine Corps and study Computer Technology. Tayra Allison Noll Homeroom Rep. 2; DECA Assistant Secretary 2; Gymnastics I, 2; DECA 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Ambition: To live a happy and promising life with Jerry. Cathy Ore FBLA 4; Ambition: To be a secretary Andrea Paige Journalism | 3; Ambition: To become a nurse or any other field that deals with helping people. David W. Palzer National Junior Honor Society |; National Honor Society 4; Journal- | ism 3, 4; Assoc. Editor of The Student; Yearbook 4; South Hampton Roads Scholastics Team 4; Ambition: To find a career in Commercial and fine arts. Chris Denise Parker DE 2; Ambition: To be a success in whatever | do. Franklin William Parker Ambition: To be accepted at William and Mary. Tonja Jean Payne ‘'Meatballs’’ Yearbook Staff 2; 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; FBLA 2, 3, 4; FHA 2; COE 4; Ambition: To fulfill my dreams and have a killer life. Brandon Lee Perkins Editor and Chief of The Student 3, 4, Pres. NHS 4; Soccer Team, Capt. 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Class President 4; Ambition: To attend V.P.1. and major in Computer Science. Sommer Lynn Phelps 'Bo’’ FBLA I, 4; JV Cheerleader |; Ambition: To study to become a Dental Hygienist, marry and have a long happy life with John Grant. Joe Nathan Plummer ‘‘Pepper” Soccer I, 2, 3, 4; Ambition: To join the Armed Forces. Mary Elizabeth Deliah Porter “Dee Dee’’ Homeroom Pres. |, 2; Co-Captain. Rifle Squad 4; Vice Pres. FBLA 4; Rifle Squad I, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 2, 4; DE 4; Ambition: To become a Computer Analysis and attend Hampton Institute and then join the Service. Allison Purvis Junior Executive Board Member 3; Track 2, 3, 4; Ambition: To attend Fayetteville States University and be a Parol Officer. Hope Purvis FBLA 2, 3; Band 4; Softball 1; Ambition: To attend college and become a Computer Scientist. Samantha Ann Rashig “Mandy” FBLA I, 2; 3; Senior Marshall 3; COE 4; Ambition: To be happy no matter what | do. Kimberly Renee Richardson ‘Kim’ Homeroom Pres. |; Glee Club Pres. |; Majorette 4; Ambition: Plan to attend college two years and then join the US Air Force. Angela Marie Roberts “Angie” Track 2; Hospitality Club 4, Ambition: To go into the military and study Administrative Secretary. Tommy Wayne Robinson ‘Farmer’ Sports Editor, The Student 4; JV Baseball 2, Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Ambition: To attend Radford University and major in Sound Technology. Elizabeth Yvonne Rosser ‘'Liz’’ FBLA |; Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Editor, Yearbook 3; Ambi- tion: To graduate and move to New Jersey. Leslie L. Rowe “Les’’ Asst Editor, The Yearbook 3; Editor, Pres. Yearbook 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 3, 4; Ambition: To become a Producer — Director and make movies. Kenneth LaMonte Rumper Kenny” Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band I, 2, 3; FBLA 4; SCA 4; Ambition: To become a very successful musician or business man. Judy Ann Sellers ‘Doll Baby’’ Homeroom Pres. |; Yearbook Staff 1; FHA I, 2; Marching Band 3, 4; Ambition: To attend Hampton Institute and major in Business Administra- tion. Talatha Sherrod “Titi” Homeroom Pres. |, 2, 3; Marching Band I, 2, 3; Ambition: To enlist in the Army and major in the field of nursing. - Tabatha Lee Smith FHA Historian |; Co-Capt. JV Cheerleading Squad !; FHA Reporter 2; Secretary NHS 3; Co-Capt. Varsity Cheerleading Squad 4; JV Cheerleader |, 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; FHA I, 2, 3; NHS 3, 4; Junior Marshall 3; Yearbook Staff 4, Ambition: To become a Dental Hygienist and to make each one of my many dreams a part of reality. Tammie Evette Smith DECA 2; Ambition: To become a Computer Programmer. Retha Eileen Spurlock “Petey” Ambition: To become a Commercial Artist or a nurse. | Kathleen Margaret Storey Kathy” Drama Club |; French Club |; 2; FBLA 3, 4; Senior Marshall 3; The Student 3; Ambition: To become a lawyer or a law secretary and lead a happy and successful life. Bobby Stuart ‘Stu’ Seargent at Arms 4; Ambition: To lead a successful life and be happy in whatever | do. Lisa Tatum Ambition: To get a good job after school. Michelle Denise Terrell ‘Kate’ Softball |, 2, 3; FBLA 2, 3; Ambition: To become a Computer Programmer. Yvette Thompson “Misey’’ Pep Club Secretary |; FBLA 4; Ambition: To become a secretary. Cecelia Denise Thorne Cee-Cee” Pep Club |; FBLA 2; DE Secretary 3; DE 2, 3, 4; Ambition: To complete high school and attend ODU and major in Business Manage- ment and later marry Michael Wright. Charle Darryl Trower “Cheese” Football 4; Ambition: To join the Air Force. Alan Troy Vincent “Red” Band 2, 3, 4; Ambition: To work hard. Craig Vincent ‘Rock’ Homeroom Pres. 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Ambition: To go in the US Army and major in Business. Tony Eugene Vincent “Tony” Band |, 2, 3, 4; Ambition: To join the Service. Patrice Marva Walker ‘““Chee-Chee’’ Color guard |; Flag squad 3, 4; Co-captain of Flag squad; Ambition: To become a Registered Nurse or practice medicine in the air force. Patrick R. Warthem Class president |; Ambition: TO go in the Service or become a computer programmer. Beverly Wells “Bel” Ambition: To attend Virginia State to become a lawyer. Angela Rose Westbrook ‘‘Angie’’ Homeroom secretary 3, 4; French club 2; Ambition: To attend college and major in Cosmotology. Kristine Westmoreland ‘‘Kurdy Bird” Rifle Squad Capt. 4; Rifle Squad |, 2, 3, 4; Ambition: To become a big business woman. Ernie White JV Baseball |, 2; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Golf 4; Ambition: To attend college and become a pro surfer. Janet White “Chuckie” FBLA 3, 4; Hospitality Club 2; Ambition: To be a Fashion Model or a nurse. Kim Yvette White “Sexy-K” Hospitality Club I, 2; Track 2; FBLA 5; Ambition: To become a doctor. Lisa Jill Whitley ‘Jill’ SCA Rep. 4; French Club |; FHA 2, 4; SCA 3, 4; Ambition: To atfend college and become a professional photographer and then settle down and raise a family. Willie Thomas Wilder Jr. “Billy” Yearbook Staff 4; Varsity Football 4; Varsity Soccer 4, Varsity Wrestling 4; Ambition: To attend college then become a professional soccer player. Keith Ray Wilkins Ambition: To work with my Uncle Bill. Donna Kay Wilkerson FBLA I, 2; DECA 2; JV Cheerleader 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Ambition: To attend college and become a X-Ray Tech. Patrick Williams “Pat” Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 3, 4; Ambition: To join the Service. Michael Anthony Williams ‘“Magic’’ Ambition: to attend college and take up Com- munications. Angela Pearl Wingate ‘Angie’ Co-Capt. Basketball 3, 4; Basketball |, 2, 3, 4; March- ing Band |, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2; Ambition: To attend college and major in nursing. Valarie Renee Wright “Dimples’’ Homeroom Rep. |, 2, 3; Homeroom Pres. 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Drama 2, 3; Band |; Concert Band |; Majorette |, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2; COE 4; FBLA 4; Ambition: T o attend college and persue a career in Computer Science. Cornelius Yarbough “Neal’’ Ambition: To attend college and major in law. Denise Channell Young ‘“Meicey’’ Ambition: To attend New York Tech. College and major in Tele-Communications. 30 Everlina Allen Joseph Allen Iris Anderson Charles Baker Venita Bazemore David Belk Fred Bellamy Michelle Bennett Kimberly Belk Linda Black Linda Black Lisa Black THE PIECES ARE “I'm trying!” FALLING INTO PLACE Robin Blount Terry Bonds Dorothy Boone Cynthia Bratcher George Britt Bobby Brown Mark Brown Victor Brown Debvonna Bullock Felester Bunch Candy Burgess Venezia Burney 31 Tonya Byrd John Calloway Jimmy Cannady Patricia Cannady Marvin Chandler Penny Chappell Kim Clanton Jessie Clark Richard Cleveland Harry Cole Ramona Coltrane Neathood Copeland Michael Copeland Derrick Corbett Randy Cummins Darren Darden Donna Darden Jeanie Dean Lester DeBerry Felicia Dockery 32 Be — = aa Barbara Dodge Pam Dutton Gina Eaton Curtis Edwards James Edwards Don Elliot Jeffrey Elliot Regina Elner Herbert Ervin Joyce Everette Becky Ferguson Fred Ferguson Earlene Fortson Eugene Fortt Clinton Gainey Chris Gardner Joe Gardner Jeanette Goddard David Gonzales Veronica Graham 33 Karen Grant Tammy Gray James Green Jeanette Green Richard Hammiel Vickie Hardy Thomaseen Hargrove Brenda Harrell Dale Harrington Jacqueline Harris Sheila Harris Carlinda Hart Anthony Hayes George Hazel Garfield Heart Willie Hart Tommy Henderson Richard Hickman Elfego Hillard Angela Hines 34 one Darlene Hines Linwood Hinton Mark Holley Allison Holmes Jacqueline Holt Michelle Howell Harry Hubbard Kevin Jennings Steve Jernigan Chantay Johnson Jacqueline Johnson Rosa Johnson Steven Jones Stephanie Jordan George Kershner Gloria Killebrew Corrine Krouse Kim Landy Tammy Lane Bill Little 35 36 Evangela Lynch Karen McNeil Joseph Mills Mark Mills Varnita Mitchell Anthony Monk Karen Moore LaSonya Moore Glenn Moseley Denise Moring Demetris Neal Donald Newsome Melvin Smith looks like he doesn't want to go to any classes. Mike Nicholson Dawn Norris Cindy Outland Wendy Outland Andre Parker Sharon Parker Tracy Parnell Darrel Payne Andre Pearson Anita Pehrson Laverne Perry Terese Perry 37) 38 Evette Phelps Tanita Pierce Lori Piland Terrence Pindell Charlton Pitt Juanita Pope Paulette Porter David Potter Raise your hand if you're sure James Powell Yelanda Prunty Paul Reese Danielle Provost Katrina Rayner Angelo Reynolds Frankie Richardson Keith Richardson Sheila Riddick Christopher Riley Amy Robertson Tracy Robinson William Robinson Mary Rodgers Chris Rolack Charlie Rogers Michelle Rogers Michelle Ryland Michael Saunders Tamara Scollise Karen Sellers Kim Sellers Glenda Shearrin Carrie Sherrod Janet Silver Linwood Slaughter 39 40 Corrine Krouse, Pam Dut- ton, Beckie Ferguson, and Barbara Dodge anxiously await another fun filled day at school. John Smith Ronald Snipes Annette Somerville Angela Spearman Louitha Stephens Debbie Swann Reginald Sykes James Sykes Annette Taylor Laverne Taylor Lizzie Taylor Flora Taylor CX 7 tlie Lance Taylor Shacora Theus Alvenia Thorne Rubin Todd George Tyler Valeria Vann Willie Vann Davie Vaughan Harry Cole, Charles Baker, and Cla- rence Brown wonder how the ma- chine works. Evangeline Vaughan Eddie Vaughan Michael Waddell Audrey Waldrop 41 42 Tracey Walters Mea Ward Victor Washington Lisa Watson Yolanda Weathers Theresa Webster Anita Westmoreland Terry White Carl Whitehead Andrea Whitney Angela Wilder Chris Williams James Williams Oliver Williams Mike Williams Sharon Williams Vera Williams Yvette Williams Stephanie Wilson Charles Windley about a test. Dear Santa Eric Wright Rhonda Wright 43 GETTING THE PICTURE Shena Adams Penny Adcox Keith Ashbury Nicky Atkins Alphonso Auston Brian Baker Monica Baker Richard Batimore Manivonne Bargthrongsack Dana Barbee David Barbee Edna Barnes Bruce Bates Rodney Battle Charles Baylor James Bazemore Schedule changes for Miss Palmer are one of the many duties of a guidance counselor. Sidney Bazemore Tony Bellard Elvina Bennett Darryl Benton Joseph Bethly Eddie Blow Angela Boomer Phyllis Boone Lue Boykins Bernie Branon Merry Bridgers Sabrina Britt Sheryl Britt Sharon Brooks Thomas Browder Rosetta Brown Scottie Brown Shelia Brown Steven Brown William Brown 45 Cindy Burkett Brenda Burns Stan Butts Tony Butts Beckie Byrum Sarah Caravas Donihue Carr Tonya Carswell Beth Carthen Latonya Chapman Marion Clanton Anthony Clark Iris Collins Patricia Cook Paula Copes Vincent Coppola Candace Fritz watches Homecoming candi- dates approach the stage. Winners of this years homecoming show off their gowns and escorts. Robert Creekmore Andrea Creekmur Eric Cross Robin Davenport Ronetta Davenport Sandra Davidson William Debroush Patrice Dillard DeArthur Dixon 47 48 Tracey Dowell Donald Earl Ronald Earl Andrea Edwards Felicia Edwards Tracey Edwards Reba Elliott Chris Ellis George Ellis Tamiko Evans Emmanuel Ferguson Teresa Flood Frank Frederick John Furman Chris Gainey Gwen Gaskins David Goodloe Candy Greth Kathy Griffin Suzanne Guercio Thomas Haile Delton Harrell Yolanda Harrin Keith Harris James Harris Pam Harris William Harrison Beverly Hathaway Joy Hawser Selina Hicks Mr. Midgett tries to teach his class metrics. 49 50 Randy Hines Jack Hinton Oteal Holley Melvin Hughs Janice Hunter Anita Jenkins Ronald Jiles Byron Johnson Sandra Johnson Charlise Jones Earlene Jones Edward Jones Raymond Jones Teresa Jordan George Jordon William Jordon Angelo Joyner Andre Keene Tonya Langston Geneva Lawton Roy Lesuer Wallace Lewis Steven Linde Dana Livermow Tonyo Lomax Danny Long Nick Luch Calvin Lynch Debroah Madison Jeffrey Marshall Mark McCall Pat McCoy Wesley Miller Terri Milligan Sebrina Mills Tracy Minggia Tayna Raynev Candace Redford Bt 52 Benita Reeves Belinda Reid Anthony Richardson Alice Rodgers Kim Rodgers Vincent Sauage Stanley Sounders Zachary Scott Christina Seigler Alvin Session Michael Sessoms Tavia Shirkey Melissa Simpson Lisa Smith Melvin Smith Vickie Snipes Anna Solomon Lisa Standfill Pete Stelmach Edna Stith Michael Stith Wanda Sutton Marvin Terrell Steve Tillett Shelby Thorne Rondell Todd Monique Toler Verna Trotter Scarlet Tyree Lorenso Vines Avis Walker Dywana Ward Darrell Webb Dana Westmoreland Bobby Wetherbee Derrick Corbett gets ready for a pep ral- ly. MMMM OBO RRR ALBELLLDRRLMLLB ARR LAAARPTDtl witli 54 Jacqueline Wheeler James Whtifield LeVan White Mary White Wanda White Joseph Wilder Alicia Williams Captoria Williams Prechell Wilson Richard Wilson Aaron Woodhouse Cevel Wright Maxine Wright Maxine Wright Tracy Minggia Beverly Mitchell Lisa Mitchell Kenny Moore Jimmy Muhlenbruch Kathy Myles Ge eqiniietinsstooeNNR 4% 4 Jamie Nelson Beatrice Newsome Casey Newsome Donna Odom Robert Odom Dwayne Owens John Pantelides Mamie Pirtle Demetrice Ransom Troy Rary Mrs. Ward more tests. runs off 55 GATHERING THE Kevin Allen Wanda Allen Angelia Alexander James Argabright Ernest Askew Laurie Baily Sisakhone Bangthrongsack Gloria Banks Barry Barnes Glenda Barnes Timothy Bauer Dwayne Baxter David Bazemore Charlene Benton Annette Bishop Suzanne Hamilton and friends gather to feast in the cafeteria. SSING PIECES Calvin Bishop Bernadette Blair Arnold Blunt Avery Blunt Kenneth Bond Keith Bowers James Bracy Robert Bradley Tonia Bradley Joyce Brimage Pauline Browder Eva Brown Latricia Brown Martha Brown Myrtle Brown Sy 58 Ronald Brown Gail Bunch Esther Burns Narong Buth Greg Byrd James Cannon Andre Clark Renee Chambers Felicia Cofield James Coggins Daron Coltrane Cheryl Conway Gug Cook Jeanette Copeland Adelia Corprew Dwayne Coston April Crawford Charles Cumbo Dana Darden Travis Dawson Tameco Riddick loves joking with friends. Pamela Debrough Christopher Delk Marquita Deloatch Idelet Dessin Linda Diggs Dawn Dix Beverly Dortch James Dunbar Melinda Dunston Andre Durham Maurice Dyson Tracy Eaton William Elliott Darlecia Elliott Kimberly Elliott Danielle Ellis Timothy Epperson Chris Faulkner Scott Ferry Chuck Fetty Dora Gooch pretends to receive help from classmates on a class project. 59 60 Scott Fleming Junius Gaines Carolyn Gaymon Evelyn Gee Gloria Gilchrist Dora Gooch Joey Gould Tina Glover Larry Graybeal Lee Green Jameson Greiner Susanne Hamilton Wendy Payne, come on down! Robert Harris George Heart Donna Hedge Carolyn Henderson Marilyn Henderson Kelvin Herron Kyle Hicks Angela Hines Corey Hinton Denise Hinton Wanda Hoggard Chalena Holley Meltonia House Stephanie Hubbart Theresa Hunter Brett Jackson Stacey Jackson James Jamison Beverly Johnson Demetrious Johnson Rae Johnson Stephanie Johnson Tammy Johnson Terence Johnson Angela Jones 61 62 Floyd Jones Justina Jones William Jones Michelle Kellam Michael Klein Rusty Larkin Debra LaRue Latanya Lomax Yolanda Lawrence Savandra Lawton Stacy Lewis Juanita Lightfoot Justina Littles Ada Lozada Clinton Lynch Milton Mack Carol Marsh Daryl Marsh Tynia Mayo Salina McCoy 63 Joyce McCray Jehodda McDougal Angelo Miquel Charles Mitchell Diana Mitchell Pamela Mitchell Peter Mitchell Williams Montague Cheryl Moore Sherry Moseley Sheila Morning concentrates on her art project. Sonya Moseley Shelia Mourning Christopher Mullins Mary Musser Anthony Neathery Donald Newberry Jesse Parish Leah Parker Machelle Parker Raymond Parker Sharleen Parker Shannon Parnell John Parrish Wendy Peed Natasia Perdue Sherry Perkins Australia Perry Hilda Perry Rick Perrault Todd Pittman Angela Porter Mary Porter Reggie Porter Towandra Porter Jeff Price Steven Vincent is overwhelmed with amazment. 65 66 Sherry Pryor John Ranson Michail Reynolds Michelle Reynolds Aaron Richardson Diana Mitchell says “eat your heart out Miss. Virginia.” Darren Riddick Lucy Riddick Raymond Riddick Tameco Riddick Keith Ridley RNA We ‘eben Sandy Robinson Dawn Rumble Vernita Saunders Pat Shepard Wayne Shumake Anne Simmons Elizabeth Skeeter Gregory Skeeter Barry Slaydon Cynthia Smith Kristina Smith Spencer Snipes James Starks Eric Stephenson Yolanda Stevenson Wanda Stith Kim Sumpter Regina Swann Regina Switzer Randy Taylor No one’s sick today. 67 68 Tonya Taylor Reginald Terrell Donna Thomas Kenneth Thomas Laverne Thomas Monique Trotter Towanda Turner Mark Tyler Michelle Vann Anthony Vaughn Elizabeth Skeeter and Stephanie Hub- bard won't quit until the bell rings. Ann Verdine Gina Virata Stephanie Wallace Ethel Walton Angela Weathers WHE Bernadette White Shelia White Vickey White Joseph Whitehurst Tonya Whitney Angela Williams Charles Williams Charles Wilson Terry Yates Susanne Hamilton smiles neverously as she walks down the aisle with her escort Jamie Greiner. 69 EIGHTH GRADERS Sonja Adams Virgie Adams Ernest Alexander Chervell Amaker Teresa Ashbury David Bailey Maria Bailey Manivanh Bangthrongsac Maurice Barber Jerry Barnes Curtis Baskerville Dwane Bazemore Mark Beacham Katrina Beale Gary Bell Harold Bellamy Chris Bennett Selby Benton Pam Bishop Sonya Bishop Students take ‘time out” for a quick snack. ARE PUZZLED Michael Blow Phillip Bobbitt Sheila Bobbitt Deane Bowers Carlena Bradshaw William Brady Clarire Branch James Branch Stevie Branch Glenn Bravo Antonio Brickhouse James Brooks Richard Brooks Robert Browder Jennifer Brown Linda Brown Lisa Brown Melissa Brown Reuben Brown Robert Brown Sonia Brown Vernette Brown Paul Buchangn Desi Bullock Elnora Bunch Miketha Bunch Freda Burns Sonya Butts Tonya Butts Lisa Bynum Va 72 Dion Cameron Pam Carr Leslie Carter Lorean Carter Andrea Chandler Irene Chatman Maurice Church Sonya Clements Derwood Cobb Joe Collins George Conley Renee Corprew Mary Costello Robert Couch Carl Cox Jeff Craft Steven Cranshaw Steven Cross Cindy Crouch James Cuffee Rogers Cummins Sherry Cunningham Latimer Dailey Maurice Dancy Tanya Davidson Amy’s first year in “High” School. tow pee sox 2 By % a2 ee tk ee Cindy Davis Tracy Dawson Antwanet Dean Douglas DeBause Ricky DeBerry Ramona Dentley Curtis Denvin Allen Dockery Shannon Doughtie Etelka Dowell Antonio Drew Gary Drew Clarence Earl Lisa Earl Kelvin Eason Steven Easter Michael Edwards Veve Edwards Anita Elliott Arcellous Elliot Dorothy Elliot Sartia Elliot Robert Erickson Juanita Facenda John Fagon Bambi Faivre Annie Farrow Calvin Faulk Richard Fennell Albert Fields Wf 74 “We are family!” Kimberly Foreman Angelique Foster Erica Fox Donna Freeman Tracy Gardner Matthew Garth John Gaston Terry Gatling Dana Gibbs Cossoundrina Gibson Jason Goddard Robin Goodloe Tracy Goodman Tiniza Gordan Linda Graham Tei tieais | eseee g9Ee! ® iit a Charise Grandison Ronnie Gravitt Leslie Gray Deannie Griffin Paula Grimes Nina Groover Vicki Jiles Tawana Hagans D'Andre Hamilton Chris Hanson Angel Harris Sabrina Harris Yvette Harris Eugene Harrison Antonio Hayes James Hewitt Bill Hickman Barry High Linda Holloman Van Holloman Melanie Honeycutt Garrett Hooker Paulette Hooks Karen Hopkins Chris Howell Lorretta Hunt Angel Hutchinson Manily Jenkins Tony Jenkins Doug Jennings Us 76 “Science isn’t as hard as | thought tt would be!” Isaih Johnson James Johnson Micheal Johnson Davonna Jones Jamey Jones Kim Jones Kimberly Jones Pearlean Jones Quincy Jones David Jones Shatonqua Jones William Jones Denise Jordan Donna Jordan Nathaniel Jordon Cathy Joyner Brian Kea Beau Kearns Melodie King Gregory Knowles wey. Kimberly Kumm Ann Lambert Patrick Langston Kevin Lathan Robert Lathan Rhonda Latinville Tracey Lawrence Michelle Lawson Kimberly Le Doyen Angela Lester Nelson Little Vivian Lloyd Grady Lucas Carolyn Manning Thomasina Manning Amy Mateo Darlene Mc Callan Jeff McClellan Melissa McCoy James McDaniel Joe McDonald Anna McDougal Michelle Melton Glenda Mobley Brad Montague Maria Morales Cecil Morgan Tonya Morris Jerry Nesbitt Patrick Nichols 77 78 Melissa Nixon Bryan Norfleet Mike O'Conner Otis Owens Tracy Owens Brenda Parker Charlotte Pate Art Perdue Connie Person David Phaup Eric Phelps Jeff Pope Barry Porter Clarence Powell Donna Powell Billy Proffitt Timothy Proffitt Jerry Rayner Reginald Rayner Keisha. Rease Katherine Redd Mike Reed Evon Rhodes Angeline Rice Angela Richardson Dexter Richardson Britten Ricketts Chester Ricks Lenora Ricks Anthony Riddick ——ae yr AW 7 %, Davey Riddick Kwanini Riddick Cynthia Riddick Gary Ridley Melanie Ridley Pam Robinson Allen Rogers Nita Rollins Suzanne Rowe Sabrina Ruffin Brian Ruth Mary Samlin Carla Sawyer Jennifer Schneider Dana Scott Tonda Scott Valerie Scott Michelle Seaborne Lynette Selfridge Leslie Sellers Yulanda Sharpe Felicia Shelton Joseph Shelton Phillis Skeeter Jennifer Smith Kim Smith Walter Smith Michelle Snyder George Sorrell Sharon Spears 79 80 George Spruill Darren Staton Derek Staten Devesia Staton Sabrina Staton Micheal Stelmach Isaac Stephens Shena Stitt Lisa Street Geoffrey Strong Lara Sturgis Doris Styles Sadonna Styles Angela Switzer Terri Szabo Alicia Taylor Linda Taylor Marene Taylor Julie Thomas Kim Thomas Freddie Thomason Sherri Thompson Angela Thorogood Veronica Throw Shane Tibbits Chantel Todd Trina Todd Greg Tate Tracy Turner Wendy Turner Christal Tyree Elizabeth Valentin Roger Valleios Major Vann Rodney Vaughan Tony Veal Sabrina Vinson Angela Young Connie Young Debra Young Keith Wadley Antonio Walker Theresa Walker Randy Ward Anthany Warren Harold Washington Wanda Waters Bessie West Cheryl Whiteside Elton White L’Tanya White Evelyn Whitefirld Gwen Whitney 81 82 Barry High enjoys Mrs. Randolph’s crossword puzzle. Mathew Whitney Leonard Wilder Cramen Wilkins Louis Wilkins Darrick Williams Dennis Williams Karen Williams Laverne Williams Lisa Williams Marquies Williams The Homecoming Court awaits the results. Sharon Williams Yvette Williams Andrew Williford Carolyn Wilson Roger Womack Sonya Worrell Donnell Wright Lashonda Wynn David Bailey crams for an- other science test. Left: “CHEERS!!” Far left: What can Melanie be thinking? 83 Ne SNS a 86 Below: Dr. Preston Burton takes a few min- utes each day to eat his low-césorte lunch. Far Right: Dr. Burton greets the number one stu- dent body. Above: Dr. Burton i caught with- out his hands. Above: Mr. Pete Mills prepares for a day’s work. Far Left: Mr. LaDaniel Gatling is caught searching for the “missing file’. Below: Mr. Michael Laguta reviews a student's records. ADMINISTRATORS 87 88 ENGLISH Headed by Miss Marion Ransom, the English department has a vari- ety of course offerings. Academic, as well as elective classes, are avail- able for all students. English classes are developed in different levels to accommodate each individual’s ability. Eighth Honors, a new course for eighth graders, is designed for students who have superior ability in English skills. In each course, specific reading and writing skills are required ac- cording to the prescribed course of study. Above: Both Mrs. Phyllis Lyon and Mrs. Hattie Cooper find teaching experience. Far Right: Mrs. Judith Temple finds her class amusing. English a rewarding Left: Miss Marion Ransom points out the im- portance of English. Below: Grinning into the camera, Mrs. Valerie Jean Hall expresses her love for teaching English. eens Top: Mr. Aaron McGlothlin states, ‘“That’s a good one, Renee Spencer sings to her class. Mrs. Dorothy Mott Mrs. Francis Paige’ Miss Avis Shumaker Mrs. Anna Wall Mrs. Ella Ward Mrs. Marilyn Watts let me think about it.’”’ Bottom: Mrs. 89 90 MATH The Mathematics Department of- fers to the students at Woodrow Wilson High School a variety of Mathematics courses. Some of these courses are designed to de- velop concepts and skills that will enable the students to become ef- fective consumers. Other courses are designed to lay a foundation for those students whose career plans require advanced mathematics. Students in the various courses have the opportunity to participate in contests that should stimulate and challenge them. National Math- ematics tests and individual college tests in Mathematics and engineer- ing are also available to the interest- ed student. Since success in Mathematics is such an important aspect of our so- ciety, the teachers in the depart- ment continually encourage the stu- dents to master the concepts and skills presented and to enroll in ad- vanced Mathematics courses. Mr. Wulzer plans for a new assignment. Dr. Bessie Stanback explains a problem. Mrs. Foust shows how Jeff Marshall did his equation. Top Left: Mr. Jones shows Charles Bailey how to do the equation. Top Middle: Mrs. Brown prepares to start the day. Top Right: Mrs. Benson listens to a student's excuse for not turning in his homework. Left: Mrs. Jones checks the role. Bottom: Mr. Putman shows his mathematical skills 91 g2 SCIENCE The major goal of the Science De- partment is to provide instruction for living in an ever-changing world. The Science Department enhances instruction and citizenship by pro- viding: laboratory experiences, solving techniques and to “learn by doing.” The Science Department plans for many things of interest each year. One is the Science Club for students with special interests. You could also take part in the Computer Group. This group competes against other schools in the Tidewater Area. They also plan exciting field trips to places like Washington D.C. and the Lurray Caverns. At the end of the year, awards are given to students for their scho- lastic achievements. Mr. Richards listens to a student’s question. Say “cheese’’ Mr. Hayes. ——————————— —— — a aaknaae Top Left: Mr. Midgett helps Andre Keene with his work. Top Right: Mrs. Bryce listens to a students question Bottom Left: Wargames all over again? No, its Mr. Smith looking over Albert Mitchell's computer program. Bottom Right: Miss Mundy takes time for a pose. 93 94 Mrs. Charlotte McEachern SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Joseph Simons Above: Mrs. Ernell Stephenson states, “Please tell them to leave me alone.” Right: Mrs. Jonquil Powell looks for presidential terri- tory. Left: Mrs. Leathia Cox plays flashcards with her students. Be- low: Mr. Sean Hickey’s home away from home. When we think of social studies, we think of American history, American government, world geog- raphy, and world history as well as black history, sociology, economics, and humanities. Actually, the mem- bers of the social studies depart- ment are dedicated to the task of helping students to understand the world around them. Above: Mr. Lawrence Otten looks as if he’s telling a student to shut up or he'll wring his neck. Left: Exhausted at the end of the day, Mrs. Barbara Oliver shows a sign of relief. Above: Mr. Theodore Smith is shocked by the behavior of his class. 95 HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION NE Above: Mr. Darnell Moore gives the photographer his serious look. q Top Left: Mr. Jim Sherrill concentrates on his Paper: work. Below: Mr. Roy Reel discusses the day’s lesson. Mr. John Ballein Mrs. Bobbie Stone 96 The Health and Physical Educa- EPPIE tion Department is designed toen- able the student to recognize the importance of good health, to im- prove sports skills, and to learn the meaning of good sportsmanship. The members of the department were pleased to have a beautiful re- furbished gym floor to start the 1983-84 school term and to welcome Mr. John Ballein to the department and coaching staff. Top Left: Mr. Kenneth Hopkins poses for the photographer. Bottom Left: Mr. Larry Harvey shows one of his many talents with a basketball. Top Right: Mrs. Janet Staples is pleased with her student’s work. Above: Mrs. Bobbie Stone tries to regain order. 97, 98 BUSINESS Above: Mrs. Terry Caviness ues her planning period to correct papers. Far Right: Mrs. Linda Lawrence goes over the day’s lesson. Below: Mrs. Dorothy Mullinax explains the importance of Business Law. The business department, under the direction of Mrs. Shirley Ferebee, offers classes that cover basic and advanced practice in a variety of office procedures. The courses are designed to help one survive in the competing marketing world. The following courses are available in the business department: Business Exploration, General Business Typewriting, Office Technology | and Il, Word Processing, Shorthand, Record Keeping, Accounting, Computer Con- cepts and Business Law. PIPPI IID PIIIGSS i %e Left: After taking roll, Mrs. Shirley Ferebee states, “Now, what are we going to do to- day.” Above: Mrs. Linda Ridenour points out the importance of a well skilled secretary. Far Left: Mrs. Helen Williams is caught off guard as she organizes her worksheets. Far Left: Mrs. Mary Underwood states, “I'll take ten on Sugarbaby in the fifth.” Above: Mrs. Karen Giacometti takes a brief break before her next class. 99 100 INDUSTRIAL ARTS 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, communi- cations, and other areas of preparedness for the future. Coach McGinly helps a student with his classwork. } Hh eee ee eyeneeset OE SE! + 25 SOOET jaan TERRI Eee Kane ee Va), Hi) iii iii ee @ @ € 4 4 i ee ae Mr. Thompson exlains the finer points of World Communication. Mr. Clement watches Beau Kearns. master sawing. Charles Lee enjoys cutting boards. Mark Holley cleans up at the end of the peri- od. Shawn Nelson and Joe Plummer assemble their projects. 101 HOME ECONOMIC Se Below: In her Family Living class, Mrs. Carol Danner writes a pass for a student. Top Right: Mrs. Kathryn Allen collects her mail during her free period. Bottom Right: Mrs. Linda Riddick shows a male student how to prepare a video camera. The Home Economics Depart- ment provides a wide variety of of- ferings to all students at Woodrow Wilson High School so that they may develop those homemaking skills necessary to the acceptance of respective home responsibilities. The department emphasizes the im- portance of proper food, shelter, clothing, child-care, health, home care for the sick, money manage- ment, consumer awareness, and family relationship. 102 Left Top: Mrs. Virginia Bonwell listens to a students’ answer. Above: Mrs. Gladys Williams poses for photographer. Bottom Left: Mrs. Joy Graves checks the roll. Below: Mrs. Ann King helps two of her students. or DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION 103 104 Through the creative talents of the art staff, great hopes for a pro- ductive year are anticipated. Mr. Bystrom shares his time this year between Norcom and Wilson but feels confident that Mrs. Sweet (chairperson) and Mr. Williams can manage for half a day without him. Routinely students from Wilson do very well at shows around the area and this year should be no excep- tion. The staff feels very strongly about the importance of art educa- tion for our young people and there- fore stand behind the phrase You Gotta Have “Art”. Mrs. Sweet and Tabatha Smith count out how many days are left of school. Left: Mr. Williams prepares art materials for his students. Below: Mr. Bystrom doubles as art teacher and the yearbook advisor. Admiration of my work. Practice makes them perfect. Clinton Williams watches and listens as Mr. Warren sings a verse. The goals of the Music Depart- ment at Wilson are, to continue to strive for musical excellence, and to represent the school, community and the city of Portsmouth. Future plans for the Music Department in- clude working with organizations within the school and through out the city; and to the increasing num- ber of students in the band and the total music program at Wilson High School. Mrs. Doris Hardy 105 106 GUIDANCE: OUR HELPING Mrs. McConnell gives her undivided atten- tion to the work that needs to be done. The objectives of the Guidance Dept. are to help students gain a better understanding of themselves by assesing educational infor- mation, setting constructive, realistic, and personally satisfying goals, and to provide information to help students achieve their goals. Mrs. Byrd holds a discussion with a parent about a student. HANDS see bleed . Lae oy om ow aon Mrs. Gup works on her paperwork. records. Miss Palmer shows Lisa Whitley her school one ores pes ee peeriice THTTTTEE EEE HE. “So . ry f i Wi Mrs. Babbitt attends to school business. Miss Krammer sees to a students needs. vy . Mr. Ferguson checks into the file on careers. Mrs. Henderson doesn’t do house calls. ‘ { j } 4 i | | 4 { H nines anamenissinsomnasciniaa . Elliot rests after working backstage. 107 LIE EEE | ie LE aii wis 110 CHECK US OUT This year’s varsity cheerleading squad consists of twelve girls who worked all summer to become the “Pride and Joy” of Woodrow Wil- son High School. Under the supervi- sion of Carol Danner, these girls have worked to raise money by hav- ing car washes, donut, key chain, T- shirt and numerous other sales. They began practice in early sum- mer and still work at cheering our teams on to victory. Above: Carol Danner, sponsor Top Right: Eve Goldblatt, captain Bottom Right: Tabatha Smith, co-captain Anita Westmoreland Donna Wilkerson Tonja Payne Michelle Rodgers Ua Seniors on the Varsity Cheering Squad WE Tabatha can’t bear to watch, but it doesn’t seem to bother Kelly and Eve. 2 We must’ve made a good play! These cheerleaders show the Wilson style ... a smile. Varsity Cheerleaders play around while getting ready for a cheer. 113 WHO’S GOT THE SPIRIT? Who’s got the spirit? Just look around and you will see and hear the J.V. Cheerleaders. This is a hard-working, cooperative group of I2 girls who have worked diligently all year. With the help of the Varsity Cheerleaders, the J.V.’s have really learned to “Shout It Out.”” During the Football, Basketball, and Wrestling seasons, they put forth great effort in leading cheers to build enthusiasm in the stands. During the varsity football games, the J.V.’s sold programs and had various money making projects such as car washes and selling shakers, T-shirts, key chains, and pennants. They really worked hard to earn money to get new uniforms. So, if anyone asks you, “Who's got the spirit?”, you can say the J.V. Cheerleaders have it! 114 Shannon Parnell, captain Cheryl Britt, captain Suzanne Hamilton Angela Lester Amy Mateo Wendy Peed J.V.’s at practice over the summer. 115 116 YEARBOOK STAFF Back: Tabatha Smith, Shelly Goldfarb, Mr. Bystrom, Jerry Schneider, Eric Bennett. Middle: Tonja Payne, Penny Chappell, Kelly Bishop. Front: Billy Wilder, Leslie Rowe, Robin Bowie. Not pictured: Eve Goldblatt and Angie Council. Eric Bennett tries to look cool as he walks down the hall. This years book promises to be different. With a new sponsor as well as an almost new staff, the promise is almost inevitable. The quality and dedication given to the book in the past will be maintained respectfully, with the changes coming primarily in the graphics and visuals used in the book. The staff is alive with creativity and willing- ness to produce and it is the goal of the yearbook staff, this transitional year, to produce the best book ever at Woodrow Wilson High School. We all too often, as the years pass, lose touch with past events in our lives, we hope this book will occasionally rekindle those times, memories, and moments, of your past that you will come to realize are very special times indeed. PUTS IT TOGETHER Surprise! Surprise! We got your picture first! Shelly is shocked as Robin tells her they only have to type fifty more Robin takes a break to listen to her tunes. pages. 117 SEPARATE PIECES Kim Landy’s smile must indicate our teams success. This smile could melt the crowd. Andrea Creekmur writes a “long” letter as Mr. Hayes looks on. 118 YOUNG SCIENTISTS ADOPT NEW IDEAS Science Club officers stand proud. First Row: (left to right) Regina Elner, Bar- bara Dodge, Lisa Watson, Donald New- berry, Ronald Brown, Brad Montegue (Second Row) Pam Dutton, Donna Dar- den, Corrine Krouse, Anne Simmons, Don- na Hedge, David Harrington, Charlie Wil- liams, (Back Row) Raymond Parker, Robin Blount, Angie Council, Jamie Greiner, and not shown Venita Bazemore. The science club concentrates it’s efforts on projects that will eventually be judged for awards. The club is planning to take a trip to New York this spring and visit scientific facilities, see a play, tour, and have fun. Many projects are planned for this year one of which, is to sell Spirit buttons. The science club is a member of the Junior Science Academy of Virginia and has been in existance for many years. 119 GET YOUR ACT IN GEAR This years Drama Club has worked very hard to achieve perfection. New talent was found throughout Woodrow Wilson High School. This new talent was put to use in such productions as “Scrooge” and the One-Act Play Festival that was held in March. It required much hard work on the part of all involved to create the suc- cessful performances. Bob Cratchit (Leslie Rowe) consults Scrooge (George Burgess) on a possible raise. Right: The ghost of Christmas past (Darlecia Elliott) confronts Scrooge with unpleasant memories. Far Right: Tiny Tim prays, ‘‘now I sit me down to eat” 120 “STUDENT” ST Front: D. Provost, V. Bazemore, T. Perry, B. Ferguson, K. Bishop, D. Norris. Back: R. Brown, D. Palzer, R. Blount, T. Robinson, C. Edwards, R. Argabright, B. Montague, T. Henderson. Front: T. Pierce, T. Parnell, C. Bratcher. Back: W. Outland, S. Tyree, M. Lester, D. Harrington, L. Davenport, B. Perkins. 121 22 Top: Mrs. Danner, Mrs. Riddick, Mrs. Allen, Gloria Killebrew, Bryant Dunston, Sherry Mills. Kneeling: Deloris Collins, Donna Jacobs, Anita Westmoreland, Shirley Mills, Demetrice Ransom, Angela Switzer. The Woodrow Wilson Chapter of Future Homemakers of America works to prepare students to be better homemakers in the future. Besides education, FHA does ser- vice projects for the community. They also go to various conventions and competitions. Aside from all this, they still find time for plenty of fun. Wilson’s Chapter of FHA is an active member in the Ports- mouth Federation of FHA Chapters. Officers of the WWHS Chapter in- clude: Bryant Dunston — President, Freda Mills — Vice-President, Glo- ria Killebrew — Secretary, Deloris Coilins — Treasurer. Advisors are: Mrs. Danner, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Rid- dick. Not only can I type, | can also cook. Want some? there is more cake. If you're that hungry Andrea Betty Crocker, eat your heart out. 123 “MIND” YOUR OWN BUSINESS FBLA which stands for Future Business Leaders of America is a co-curricular organization through the business depart- ment. You must be enrolled in at least one business class and pay a $5.00 membership fee. We hold a monthly meeting and attend two regional meetings through the year. One is in the fall and one in the spring at Thomas Nelson Community College. We also have several fund raisers, includ- ing the FBLA Mart, to help fund the socials activities that we have. The students are learning various business knowledges and skills. Bottom Row: Barbara Dodge, Kimberly Landy, Regina Elner, Lisa Black, Linda Black, Mary Porter, Cythenia Bratcher. Second Row: K aren Moore, Rhonda Wrigh, Rosa Johnson, Lisa Newsome, Yvette Thompson, Shantay Johnson, Annette Somerville. Third Row: Lynnette Blow, Brenda Bratcher, Venita Mitchell, Carlinda Nort, June Council, Cathy Lee. Fourth Row: Lovie Saunders, Yvonne Websters, Katrina Raynor, Ameatrica Marsh, Marucen Bynum, Karin McNeil, Michelle Rodgers, Sharon Parker, Cherly Raynor, Linda Black. Bottom Row: Kim Ratliff, Lori Piland, Kim Atchley, Tonya Payne, Shelly Goldfarb. Second Row: Sandra Davidson, Suzanne Guercio, Mandy Rashig. Third Row: Missy Simpson, Sommer Phelps, Donna Wilker- son, Cindy Abbott, Donna Darden. Fourth Row: Liz Rosser, Dawn McEwen, Kim Bridges, Tammy Gray, Fifth Row: Corne- lius Yarbough, Pam Dutton, Corrine Krouse, Renee Chambers. Sixth Row: Al- bert Mitchell, Harry Cole, Oliver Wil- liams, Mike Mabry, Avery Belk, Bryant Dunston. 124 Officers: Pam Dutton — President, Mary Porter Secretary, Annette Somerville — Treasurer. Vice President, Brenda Bratcher — FBLA-W WHS is a local chapter of the national organization which stands for Future Business Leaders of America. Each year we have a goal of becoming an Honor Chapter, which is an award given out at the State Con- ference. This year we _ have opened the FBLA Mart which is a small store selling school sup- plies. We also plan to have two other fund raisers so that we may enjoy a trip at the end of the year. Our regional competition is a big event that will take place at Thomas Nelson Community Col- lege in the spring. Our members will compete in various business events. 125 126 Que ano Front left to right: Shannon Parnell, Vice president; Becky Ferguson, President; Dana Westmooreland, Historian; Back left to right: David Harrington, Parliamentarian; Jimmy Muhlenbruch, Corresponding secretary. “It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s a pinata! Front left to right: Shannon Parnell, Donna Thomas, Dana Westmoreland, Angie Van- derpool, Donna Hedge. Middle left to right: David Harrington, Becky Ferguson, Dale Harrington, Steve Jernigon, June Council, Lynette Mitchell. Back left to right: Chris Rolack, Wendy Stevenson, Jimmy Muhlenbruch. If you only knew what is in this punch! UA ys Fantastico! Don't take candy from strangers! Que ano Fanta sticol What a fantastic year! The Spanish Club has had a busy schedule this year. The Club provided a pinata and candy for the annual S.C.A. Christmas Party at John Tyler Elementary. Many club members joined Spanish students in singing Christmas carols in Spanish to the children at the party. School-spirited members presented all members of the boys’ and girls’ varsity and junior varsity basketball teams with spirit buttons. Club members helped to advertise foreign languages through making posters and distributing information booklets to interested students. Members also helped to plan Foreign Language Week activities. The Club’s social activities included a Christmas party, a Valentine’s Day party, a taco party, a trip to King’s Dominion and an end-of-the-year banquet at Chi-Chi’s, a Mexican restaurant. Left to Right, front row: Valarie Wright, Ter- ese Perry. (recording secretary) Second Row: Jamie Greiner, Rita Faulks, (treasurer) and Lance Taylor. 27 MUSICAL NOTES NG aw Wi N § Re . wee ¢ we. Ce NG 8 a N Mr. Warren studies the score for “Scrooge” 128 € 129 THE HONOR Mr. Hickey shows the intense concen- tration needed to properly use scotch tape. Seated Left to Right: Kelly Bishop, Brandon Perkins, June Council. Standing Left to Right: Leslie Rowe, Lisa Davenport, Ricky Argabright, Mr. Hickey, Tabatha Smith, Robert Monta- gue, David Palzer. 130 IS THEIRS The National Honor Society of Woodrow Wilson High School opened the year with a marked increase in membership from last year. Brandon Perkins was elected President at the first meeting. Other members elected to offices for 1983-84 included Robert Monta- gue, Vice-President; Ricky Argabright, Trea- surer; and Kelly Bishop, Secretary. These of- ficers, along with the other members of the NHS, kept the motto “Character, Scholor- ship, Leadership, Service” alive for the entire student body of Wilson High. Seated Left to Right: Tracy Parnell, Roy Brown, Becky Ferguson. Standing Left to Right: Corrine Krouse, Valer- ie Vann, Chris Gardener, Venita Bazemore, Donna Darden. NATIONAL 131 132 STRIKE UP THE BAND NN ee The goals of the band program at Woodrow Wilson are to continue to strive for musical excellence, and to repre- sent the school, community and the city of Portsmouth. Future plans for the band include working with more orga- nizations within the school and throughout the city; and to increase the number of students in the band at Woodrow Wilson High School. Craig Vincent finishes off a drumstick. Motto: Practice doesn’t make perfect, Perfect practice makes per- fectly perfect. A major part of Wilsons Moral comes from our Band. Play it again Tony! 133 THE KEY PIECE Seated: Angela Council, Jill Whitley Standing: Jonquil Powell, Corrine Krouse, Lisa Davenport, Venita Bazemore, Susanne Hamil- ton, and Leslie Rowe. The Student Council Association at Wilson is a service: organization. It has sponsored numerous projects this school year. Some of them are: (A) Student Scholarship Fund Dr., a monthly collection to give five de- serving seniors $300.00 scholar- ships, (B) United Way Drive, $500.00, (C) Christmas Projects, Salvation Army $250.00, Annual Christmas Party, Ist. graders at John Tyler School, 1983 Christmas Seal Drive, $78.43, (D) Planned en- joyable pep rally to cheer on our teams, football, basketball, wres- tling, gymnastics, etc. onto victory; and Fall Blood drive, over 125 par- ticipants both students and teach- ers donated more than 105 units of blood. We are busy now planning for our Spring Drives: I.D. Cards for stu- dents, 8th Grade Orientation, and Student Day. President Lisa Davenport prepares for S.C.A.’s upcoming project. 133 Parlez-Vous Francais? The Woodrow Wilson High School French Club is sponsored by Mrs. Williams. The club plans to partake in several French cultural events this year, such as a French play and dinner at Maison Michelle. Anyone interested in joining the French Club must be enrolled in or had tak- en French. Front Row (Left to Right): Shelly Goldfarb, Maria Morales, Amy Mateo, Wendy Peed, Dana Barbee, Idelet Dessin, Mrs. G. Williams. 2nd Row: Barbara Dodge, Venita Bazemore, Tony Jenkins, John Parrish, Irene Chatman, Michelle Rodgers, Terry Baines. 3rd Row: Dara Daughtry, robin Blount, Dor- cas Harris, Hope Mitchell, Tracy Turner. Back Row: Charles Crest, Steven Brown. Above: Greg Knowles, Susanne Hamilton, and Donald Newberry. Left: Sitting; Charles Crest, John Parrish, Venita Bazemore, Barbara Dodge. Standing; Robin Blount, Shelly Goldfarb, Ide- let Dessin, Susanne Hamilton. “BOOK MARKERS” “| don’t know where the Fiction section is.” Miss Cathy Kammerer, Librarian 136 Above: Ms. Mae Breckenridge, Librarian Left: Repairs begin in the library. Below: (front) Tammy Grey, Edna Barnes, Otis Owens, Paulette Porter and Eve Goldblatt, (back) Bethola Gilliam, Mary Killabrew, Pamela Harris, Richard Wilson, Tracy Allen, Danette Vaughan, Wendy Outland, and Selma Grant. AMMA MME PLS 137 si 140 First Row: Anthony Horton, Pernell Whitfield, Kevin Deas, Don Elliott, Keith Richardson, Bobby Montague, Harry Cole, Chris Williams, William Nicholson. Second Row: Frank Richardson, Chris Gainey, Troy Rary, Shawn Nelson, Charlie Rodgers, Kevin Jennings, Robert Fennell, Richard Hammiel, Linwood Slaughter, Bobby Bass. Third Row: Mike Mabry, Donald Newsome, Melvin Smith, Ricky Debary, Mike Williams, Willie Vann, Charles Trower, Billy Wilder Fourth Row: Carl Riddick, Richard Fennell, Coa ch Price, Coach Moore, Coach Ballein, Keith Harris, Chris Rolack It was a season that would not be forgotten. The mighty Prexies achieved a 3-6 record. But the im- portant thing to coaches and play- ers was the experience that they had. “I was glad that a lot of people gained experience for which there is no substitute,’ said Coach Moore. In talking about the season Coach Moore also said “It was a lot closer to being a winning season than most people realize.” The Presidents were not predicted to win any games this season. In spite of this they went on to win three games. We learned something this sea- son; winners exist both on and off the field. The scoreboard didn’t show the weeks of summer prac- tice. It didn’t show the sacrifices made by the players. It didn’t show the bruises, the breaks, or the sprains. It didn’t show that they were true champions. They played their games as best they could. And they were champions, to us. Left: Kevin Deas cheers for the Presidents at Churchland. Below: Keith Richardson runs for another touchdown. Below: Kevin Deas evades the Hornet. 141 Above: Something finally went right. Below: Coach Price gives last minute instruc- tions during warmups. Right: So begins the Homecoming game. Coach Ballein tells Perrell Whitfield what to do next. The start of yet another game. The coaches meet. 143 Below: Coach Price sends signals to the play- ers. Right: Shawn Nelson slips past the trucker. Above: Chris Gainey and friends celebrate victory. Right: Chris Williams is pursued by truckers. Left: Charlie Trial and Willie Vann watch the Presidents earn a victory. Below: Coach Ballein runs to greet his team after a good play. 145 INSTANT REPLAY Above: Don’t I deserve a hug?!! Above Right: | think this football season was not the best season we could have had but we had a young team and we stuck together and we all worked hard. Right: Keith Richardson completes a touch- down pass. 146 Left: Fatigue shows in the face of Bobby Montague as he leaves the field after a victory over Churchland. Below: Injured player Joe Gardner watch- es from the sidelines. Coach Moore manages to stay calm de- spite the excitement around him. 147 148 JV FOOTBALL Row | — Mike Johnson, Randy Ward, Quincy Jones, Steve Tillett, Anthony Richardson, Darrell Webb, James Cannon, Robert Odem, Steve Crenshaw, and James Branch. Row 2 — Joe Wilder, VeVe Edwards, Brett Jackson, Alonzo Drew, Pat Nichols, Wayne Owens, Anthony Vaughan, Steve Vaughan, Avery Blunt, Donnell Wright, Kyle Hicks, George Ellis, and Jeff Price. Row 3 — Coach Moss, Floyd Jones, Steve Linde, Robert Bradley, Roy Lesueur, Brian Ashbury, Charles Cumbo, Rodney Battle, Jerry Nesbitt, Barry High, Charles Baylor, Mike Sessom, Wesley Miller, Coach Thompson and Coach McGinley. The season was a great success. The team ended in 2nd place in the district. They scored 94 points and gave up only 34 points. “I was very pleased with the season. The basics of sound football were taught to tal- ented players.” This years standouts were James Branch, Dwayne Owens, Brian Ash- bury, Alonzo Drew, Ja mes Cannon, Steve Linde, Quincy Jones, Jerry Nesbitt, Roy Lesueur, Anthony Rich- ardson, and Robert Odom. Coaches McGinley, Thompson, and Moss prepare the team for a game. CROSS COUNTRY Top: David Vaughn, Coach Reel, Jerry Schneider, Bottom: Angelo Joyner, Willie Heart, Michael Lee. With only one returning runner the outlook for the Cross Country team was not good, but with hard work and dedication they did better than expected. ‘‘l was very pleased with the season,” said Coach Reel The out- standing runners were Michael Lee, and Wil- lie Heart. Jerry Schneider and Lester Deberry take their time and pass oppo- nents with ease. 149 150 BOYS J.V. TEAM Coach Price, John Ransom, Barry High, Kevin Eason, Terrence Johnson, and Steve Brown. Kneeling: Mike Johnson, Bruce Bates, and James Branch. The team experienced moderate success this season, the team pulled together and ended the season playing with intense enthusiasm and team work. Coach Price was pleased with the season as a whole and looks forward to an ever more successful season next year. Left to right: Evlyn Gee, Towandra Porter, Tanizia Gordon, Mary Musser, lvory Hawkins, DeDe Staton, Angel Harris, Tracy Turner with Coach John Ballein. “It was a learning season,” said Coach Ballein, “Many goals were set and some were achieved.” The season was highlighted by a come from-be- hind victory over Indian River. The team was outstanding. The re- cord was a surprise to many teachers, students and alumni. “The girls were competitive and never quit working,” stated Ballein, ‘I feel we accomplished a lot.” Above all dedication and desire were positive outcomes. Record 6-7 151 152 Kneeling: Captains — Oliver Reid and P.J. Honore Standing: Coach Harvey, Chris Williams, Kevin Jennings, Angre Parker, Montague Williams, Kevin Aaron, Jessie Clark, and Keith Richardson. The Varsity Presidents, under the direction of Head Coach Larry Har- vey, has made a remarkable turn around from the fourth place start to a possible first place finish with outstanding play from P.J. Honore, the leading scorer in the district (averages 26.2 points per game). The Presidents concluded the regu- lar season with a 7-2 record and entered the District Tournament (sce finals against Indian River on March By, The Presidents received out- standing play from P.J. Honore, Aar- on (Slam Dunk) Woodhouse, Oliver Reid, Jessie Clark, Keith Richard- son, and Eric Wright. Newcomers who moved up from the J.V. squad and are expected to add depth to the team next year include Steve Brown and Montague Williams. THE WORKS Left: P.J. Honore goes for two more points. Below: Kevin Aaron misses the shot. i | | | Above: Eric Wright jumps Again. 153 Above: Hole in one! Left: See, | told you | could touch the back- board. Right: If it goes in, great; if not, I tried. 154 Left: “Coach always said, | needed an extra pair of legs,’ says Montague Williams. Below: Rebound, Prexies, Rebound. Above: Keith Richardson shoots for two. OUR LADY PREXIES The Lady Presidents finished sixth in the district with a 4-5 record. The teams overall record, including non-conference games, in 7-Il. “It was a very disappointing season for the team and me,” admitted Coach Frey, ‘we should have placed better than sixth in the district.” “Angela Wingate, Robin Blount, and Adrienne Mitchell are the key players on the team,” says Coach Frey. Angela Wingate is a 5’9” senior who averages I6 points and 7 rebounds a game. Win- gate is accompanied by Robin Blount, a 5’7” junior who averages I2 points a game. Adrienne Mitchell, a 5’ll’” senior seemed very prom- ising this year,” states Coach Frey. The hardest games for the Lady Presidents were Deep Creek, Great Bridge, and Western Branch in the first round of the South- eastern District Tournament, in which they wer e defeated 62-43. Running after the ball Left; make that shot! above; the team is definately looking up. 156 THAT BALL! Left: Up and Over: | hope. Above: 2 Points! Below: Tossing the ball in again. eens Above: Robin Blount asks, “Is it gonna , ge make it?” Right: Everyone looks for help. 7 — y a eee 158 obin Blount hopes for another 2 points. Above: Adrienne Mitchell knocks the ball from an opponents hand. RBBB OE sie LOOT ROL OP seit Ah ALO ¢ iLL LD ARLE nina 160 Top Row: Joe Miles, Billy Wilder, Mike Wil- liams, Danell Webb, William Nicholson, Coach Ray McGinley Bottom Row: Lee Council, Shannon Doughtie, Terry Bonds, Willie Hart, Stacy Lewis, Roy Brown. Out of 13 matches we only won one. The team gave 342 points in forfeits over the dual meet season which played a great part in the win-loss record. “| was disappointed in the num- ber of forfeits but not in the enthu- siasm of those who did wrestle. The team will only graduate one person sO next years team should be a strong one if vacant positions can be filled.” 98 — Lee Council placed third in the Portsmouth Christmas Tourna- ment. 12 — Terry Bonds overall record was I9-0. Champ Christmas Tourna- ment, District Champ, Ports. Sports Club M.V. Wrestler. Career Varsity Record 63-12-0 (at Wilson) IlI9 — Willie Heart Ports. Christ- mas Tournament Champ, fourth in District Tournament. Uni. — William Nicholson, third in Christmas Tournament, fourth in District Tournament. TAKES THEM DOWN Left: Willie Hart takes a commanding lead over his opponent. Below: ‘Let me guess ... Stacy Lewis?” LOBE Top Left: Stacy Lewis tries to take his man back down to the mat. Top Right: The coaches told Joe not to play with the head gear. Center: Touching their knee became a problem to the wrestling team. Bottom Left: Does Billy need a hand in pining his man. Bottom Right: Another one bites the mat. 162 JV WRESTLING Top Row: Kenny Moore, Tony Bellard, Beau Jamison, Maurice Barber, and Richard Cleveland Bottom Row: Tracy Dowell, Rondell Todd, James Edwards, and Curtis Baskerville. This year we had a 65 percent victory winning rate. Out of 84 matches, we won 55 and lost 29. This was a good season encouraged by effort put forth by team members. Curtis Baskerville was the MVP wrestler. Rondell Todd and James Edwards were the co-captains. 163 164 V’LL TUMBLE FOR YA’ Deannie Griffin balances so she doesn’t fall off the beam. Although the season ended with- out the gymnastics team not win- ning a meet, the individual efforts and sacrifices by its members should not go unnoticed. A mid-sea- son ankle sprain to senior Eve Goldblatt sidelined her for several weeks. The same injury to senior Shelly Goldfarb eliminated her late in the season and into the district meet. The third senior of the team, Tracy Allen, underwent extensive knee surgery due to an injury she Tracy Allen sits while Eve Goldblatt nervous- ly awaits her turn. sustained in her first meet of the season. Along with these three sen- iors, the rest of the team consisted of four freshmen; Deannie Griffin, Donna Hedge, Diana Mitchell, and Denise Gilchrist. The bright spot of this season's efforts however, came when Eve Goldblatt placed fourth on the uneven bars at the district meet and therefore, became the only Portsmouth gymnast to quality for the regional meet. The team was coached by Joe Bystrom. Coach Bystrom can’t seem to find any of his gymnasts. Deannie Griffin shows intense concentra- tion as she clears the vault. _.. IF THEY STICK TOGETHER ... “This was a developing year for the girls softball team with a 12-2 record.” Arlene Jaulks was a senior who had the highest batting aver- age and won MVP. Lisa Jamison, senior, won the Golden Glove award. They were the only two sen- iors that were starters from the championship teams from I98I and 1982. There was a majority of fresh- men and sophomores that were re- quired to play first string. Coach Staples feels there is the makings of a good team if they stick together. Corrine Krouse is amazed that the Yearbook Staff does not have any more pictures for the softball section. 166 PLAYING FOR A GOAL Top: Teamwork does it again for Selma and Charles Grant. Left: Brandon Perkins watches his kick. “The 3-5 season is the best record we have achieved since we have had a soccer program here at Wilson,” stated Coach Reel. “The three victories we had were against teams in which we had not beaten in regular season play,’ he concluded. There were several outstanding players who helped contribute to the successful season. Among them were Brandon Perkins and Bruce Sykes. Brandon received MVP award and the Bill Ferris Trophy for the highest grade average on the team. Bruce was chosen as spring athlete both for Wilson and for the City of Portsmouth. 167 This was a good year overall for the Varsity team. The teams record improved to 7-5 overall and 5-4 in the district. Said Coach McGinley “I feel good about the season, we will have a large number of players returning for Dc bap anan Front R Kevin B P Mitchell, Bobby B T D dL Tayl - ron ow: Kevin brown, Fete Itchell, Bobby bass, lony Verry an ance laylor The defensive team average Middle: Rylent Jenkins, Bobby Weatherbee, Tommy Robinson, and David Ward was .805 with 62 errors and 279 Top: Coach Thompson, Troy Rary, Wade Turner, Bobby Brown, Pat Williams, Ernie White, assists. Leaders were Kevin Coach McGinley and Coach Rea Brown, Wade Turner and Bobby Brown, offensively the team batted 2I5 with Bobby Bass, Troy Rary, Ernie White, and Bobby Montague. Record: WILSON OPPONENT Il Norcom 2 Cradock 2 Granby I Deep Creek Churchland 2 Manor oh Indian River | 3 4 8 2 UM wwbri s8v Western Branch Norcom Cracock Oscar Smith Great Bridge | NU w Will the throw be there on time? 168 EC left: Backcatchers catch everything above: Nobody loves the UMP below: Tommy Robinson strives for perfec- tion ih RII: 169 170 TRACK, GOLF, AND TENNIS Right: Regina Hawkins moves toward the State finals in the 100 meter hurdles. Below: An exciting sequence taken less than a second apart shows the great speed and determination in the face of runner, Johnnie Ealey. “The team could have achieved more if there had been more concentration on their events’, says Coach Mundy. A | and 4 record was due to the young inexperienced team, with their only win coming against Churchland. Wilson finished third at the City Meet, but the school was well represented by each team member. The girls 400 meter relay team was vertually unbeaten, consist- ing of Sebrena Britt, Venezia Burney, Kemmie Bailey, and Regina Hawkins. lola Faulks and Venezia Burney advanced to Regionals with Regina Hawkins ad- vancing to the State finals in the high jump and 100 meter hurdles. “The golf team suffered a losing season due to inexperienced play- ers’’ says Coach Hopkins. George Kershner led the team to a 2-7 re- cord collecting M.V.P. honors along the way. Coach Hopkins hopes for improvement as well as more par- ticipation next year. With a record of I-8 the tennis team was less than impressive, but they worked hard and played very competitively. Only two members lettered: they were Chris Newton who reached the quarterfinals of Left to Right: Bo Jamison, Ernie White, Chris Gardner, Scott Bracey, George Kershner and the District tournament and sopho- Coach Hopkins more Curtis Edwards. 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Carr, Pam 72 Carswell, Tonya 46 Carter, Leslie 72 Carter, Lorean 72 Carthen, Beth 46 _ Chambers, Renee 58 Chandler, Andrea 72 _ Chandler, Marvin 32 Chapman, Latonya 46 Chappell, Penny 32 Chatman, Irene 72 CHERRY, TRACEY 12 CHERRY, YVETTE 13 Church, Maurice 72 Clanton, Karen 32 Clanton, Marion 46 Clark, Andre 58 Clark, Anthony 46 Clark, Jessie 32 _ Clements, Sonya 72 | Cleveland, Richard 32 Cobb, Derwood 72 Cofield, Felicia 58 Coggins, James 58 Cole, Harry 32 Collins, Iris 46 Collins, Joe 72 Coltrane, Daron 58 COLTRANE, ROMONA 13 Conley, George 72 | Conway, Cheryl 58 Cook, Gug 58 00k, Patricia 46 ‘Copeland, Jeanette 58 Copeland, Michael 32 Copeland, Neathood 32 Copes, Paula 46 Coppola, Vincent 46 Corprew, Adelia 58 Corprew, Renee 72 Costello, Mary 72 Coston, Dwayne 58 COTTON, SHARON 13 couch, Robert 72 COUNCIL, ANGELA 13 “OUNCIL, JUNE 13 COUNCIL, ROBIN 13 Cox, Carl 72 Craft, Jeff 72 Cranshaw, Steven 72 Crawford, April 58 Creekmore, Robert 47 Creekmur, Andrea 47 CREST, CHARLES 13 CROSS, ARTHUR 13 Cross, Eric 47 Cross, Steven 72 Crouch, Cindy 72 Cuffee, James 72 Cumbo, Charles 58 Cummins, Randy 32 Cummins, Roger 72 Cunningham, Sherry 72 Dailey, Latimer 72 Dancy, Maurice 72 Darden, Dana 58 Darden, Darren 32 Darden, Donna 32 DAVENPORT, LISA 13 Davenport, Robin 47 Davenport, Ronetta 47 Davidson, Sandra 47 Davidson, Tanya 72 DAVIS, BONNIE 13 Davis, Cindy 73 Dawson, Tracy 73 Dawson, Travis 58 Dean, Antwanet 73 Dean, Jeanie 32 DeBause, Douglas 73 DeBerry, Ricky 73 Debroush, William 47 Delk, Christopher 59 Deloatch, Marquita 59 Dentley, Ramona 73 Denvin, Curtis 73 Dessin, Idelet 59 DIGGS, DARRYL 14 Diggs, Linda 59 Dillard, Patric 47 Dix, Dawn 59 Dexon, DeArthur 47 Ms. Linda Ridenour shows what she would like most for Christmas. Dockery, Allen 73 DOCKERY, FELICIA 14 Dodge, Barbara 33 DOHERTY, WILLIAM 1|4 Dortch, Beverly 59 Doughtie, Shannon 73 Dowell, Etelka 73 Dowell, Tracey 48 Drew, Antonio 73 Drew, Gary 73 Dunbar, James 59 DUNSTON, BRYANT |4 Dunston, Melinda 59 Durham, Andre 59 Dutton, Pam 33 Dyson, Maurice 59 Earl, Clarence 73 Earl, Donald .48 Earl, Lisa 73 Earl, Ronald 48 Eason, Kelvin 73 Easter, Steven 73 Eaton, Gina 33 EATON, RONNIE 14 Eaton, Tracy 59 Edwards, Andrea 48 EDWARDS, BRIDGETT 14 Edwards, Curtis 33 EDWARDS, DEBRA |4 Edwards, Felicia 48 Edwards, James 33 Edwards, Michael 73 EDWARDS, TAMMY |4 Edwards, Tracey 48 Edwards, Veve 73 Elliot, Anita 73 Elliot, Don 33 Elliot, Jeffery 33 Elliot, William 59 Elliott, Arcellous 73 Elliott, Darlecia 59 Elliott, Dorothy 73 Elliott, Kimberly 59 Elliott, Sartia 73 Elliott, Reba 48 Ellis, Chris 48 Ellis, Danielle 59 Ellis, George 48 ELLIS, LISA 14 Elner, Regina 33 Epperson, Timothy 59 Ervin, Herbert 33 Evans, Tamiko 48 Everette, Joyce 33 EVERETTE, PRINCESS 15 Facenda, Juanita 73 Fagon, John 73 Faivre, Bambi 73 Farrow, Annie 73 FARROW, MARY 15 Faulk, Calvin 73 Faulkner, Chris 59 FELTMAN, DONNA I5 Fennell, Richard 73 Ferguson, Becky 33 Ferguson, Emmanuel 48 Ferguson, Fred 33 FERRELL, CLAYTON 15 Fetty, Chuck 59 Fields, Albert 73 Fleming, Scott 60 Flood, Teresa 48 Fortson, Earlene 33 Fortt, Eugene 33 Frederick, Frank 48 Furman, John 48 Gaines, Junis 60 Gainey, Chris 48 Gainey, Clinton 33 Gardner, Chris 33 Gardner, Joe 33 GARDNER, MILTON 1|5 Gardner, Tarcy 74 Garth, Mathew 74 Gaskins, Gwen 48 Gaston, John 74 Gatling, Terry 74 Gaymon, Carolyn 60 Gee, Evelyn 60 GEE, TONY 16 Gibbs, Dana 74 Gibson, Cossoundrian 74 Gilchrist, Cloria 60 Glover, Linda 60 GLOVER, TAMMY 16 Goddard, Jason 74 Goddard, Jeanette 33 GOLDBLATT, EVE |6 Goldfarb, Elesha 16 Gonzales, David 33 Gooch, Dora 60 Goodloe, David 48 Goodloe, Robin 74 Goodman, Tracy 74 GOODWYN, JANE I6 Gordan, Tinya 74 Gould, Joey 60 Graham, Linda 74 Graham, Veronica 33 GRAHEM, ANGELA 16 Grandson, Charsic 75 Grant, Karen 34 GRAVITT, ROBIN 17 Gravitt, Ronnie 75 Gray, Leslie 75 Gray, Tammy 34 Graybeal, Larry 60 Green, James 34 177 178 Green, Jeanette 34 Green, Lee 60 Greiner, Jameson 60 Greth, Candy 48 Griffin, Deannie 75 Griffin, Kathy 48 Grimes, Paula 75 Groover, Nina 75 Guercio, Suzanne 48 Haile, Thomas 49 Hagans, Tawina 75 Hamilton, D’Andre 75 Hamilton, Susanne 60 HAMLIN, GREG 1I7 Hammiel, Richard 34 Hanson, Chris 75 Hardy, Antionette 6l Hardy, Vickie 34 Hargrove, Thomaseen 34 Harrell, Bernard 61 Harrell, Brenda 34 Harrell, Delton 49 HARRELL, MICHEAL 17 Harrin, Yolanda 49 Harrington, Dale 34 Harrington, David 61 Harris, Angel 75 Harris, Darrell 6 HARRIS, DORCAS 17 Harris, Jacqueline 34 Harris, James 49 Harris, Keith 49 Harris, Julius 61 Harris, Pam 49 Harris, Robert 6l Harris, Sabrina 75 Harris, Sheila 34 Harrison, Eugene 75 Harrison, William 49 Harrison, Yvette 75 Hart, Carlina 34 Hart, Willie 34 Hathaway, Beverly 49 Hawser, Joy 49 Hayes, Anthony 34 Hayes, Antonio 75 Hazel, George 34 HAZELWOOD, SHIRELLE 17 Hear, Garfield 34 Heart, George 6l Hedge, Donna 61 Henderson, Tommy 34 Herron, Kelvin 6 Hewitt, James 75 Hicks, Kyle 61 Hickman, Bill 75 _ Hickman, Richard 34 Hicks, Selina 49 High, Barry 75 HIGH, SABRINA 17 Hillard, Elfego 34 Hines, Angela 34 Hines, Angela 6 Hines, Darlene 35 Hinton, Corey 61 Hinton, Denise 61 Hinton, Linwood 35 Hoggard, Wanda 61 Holly, Charlena 61 Holloman, Linda 75 Holloman, Van 75 Holmes, Allison 35 Holt, Jacqueline 35 Honeycutt, Melancie 75 HONORE, PALMER 17 Hooker, Garrett 75 Hooks, Paulette 75 Hopkins, Karen 75 House, Meltonia 61 Howell, Chris 75 HOWELL, MICHELLE 17 Howell, Michelle 35 Hubbard, Harry 35 Hubbard, Stephanie 61 Jones, Kimberly 76 Hunt, Loretta 75 Jones, Pearlene 76 Hunter, Theresa 61 Jones, Quincy 76 Hutchinson, Angel 75 Jones, Raymond 50 Jackson, Brett 6 JONES, ROBIN 18 JACKSON, CLIFFORD 18 Jones, Shatonqua 76 Jackson, Stacey 6 Jones, Steven 35 Jamison, James 61 — Jones, William 62 JAMISON, LISA 18 Jon-s, William 76 Jenkins, Anita 50 Jordan, Denise 76 Jenkins, Manily 75 Jordan, Donna 76 JENKINS, RYLENT 18 Jordan, Stephanie 35 Jenkins, Tony 75 Jordan, Teresa 50 Jennings, Doug 75 Jordon, Nathaniel 76 Jennings, Kevin 35 Jordon, William 50 Jernigan, Steve 35 Joyner, Angelo Jiles, Ronald 50 Joyner, Cathy Johnson, Beverly 6 Kea, Brian 76 Johnson, Byron 50 Kearns, Beau 76 JOHNSON, CHANTAY 18 Keene, Andre 50 Johnson, Demetrious 61 Kellam, Michelle 62 Johnson, Isaih 76 Kershner, George 35 Johnson, Jacqueline 35 KILLEBREW, GLORIA 18 Johnson, James 76 King, Melodie 76 JOHNSON, LOITA 18 Klein, Michail 62 Johnson, Micheal 76 Knowles, Gregory, 76 Johnson, Rae 6 Krouse, Corrine 35 Johnson, Rosa 35 Kumm, Kimberly 77 Johnson, Sandra 50 Lambert, Ann 77 Johnson, Stephanie 61 Landy, Kim 35 Johnson, Terence 61 Lane, Tammy 35 Johnson, Tommy 61 Langston, Patrick 77 Jones, Angela 61 Langston, Tonya 51 Jones, Charlise 50 Larkin, Rusty 62 Jones, David 76 Jones, Dovonna 76 Jones, Earlene 50 Jones, Edward 50 Jones, Floyd 62 Jones, Jamey 76 Jones, Justina 62 Jones, Kim 76 Mr. Wade Clement work diligently on his students grades Mr. Philip Smith poses in his class- room Lathan, Kevin 77 Lathan, Robert 77 Latinville, Rhonda 77 LAW, MAURICE 1I9 Lawrence, Tracey 77 Lawrence, Yolanda 62 Lawson, Michelle 77 Lawton, Geneva 5l LAWTON, RALPHEANA 19 Lawton, Savandra 62 Le Doyner, Kimberly 77 LEE, CATHY 19 LEE, CHARLES 19 LEE, DAVID 19 LEE, MIKE 19 Lester, Angela 77 LESTER, MELINDA 19 Lesuer, Roy 5l LEWIS, GEORGE 20 Lewis, Stacy 63 Lewis, Wallace 51 Lightfoot, Juanita 63 Linde, Steven 5l Little, Bill 35 Little, Laura 20 Little, Nelson 77 Littles, Justina 63 Livermow, Dana 51 Lloyd, Vivian 77 Lomax, Latanya 62 Lomax, Tonyo 5l Long, Danny 5l Lozada, Ada 63 Lucas, Grady 77 Luch, Nick 51 Lynch, Calvin 51 Lynch, Clinton 63 Lynch, Evangela 36 Mack, Milton 63 Madison, Debroah 51 MARSH, ARMEATRI 20 Mash, Carol 63 Marsh, Daryl 63 Marshall, Jeffrey 51 MARTIN, WARREN 20 Mateo, Amy 77 Mayo, Tynia 63 McCall, Mark 51 McCallan, Darlene 77 MCMALLEN, DARRON 20 McClellan, Jeffrey 77 McCoy, Melissa 77 McCoy, Pat 51 McCoy, Salina 63 McCray, Joyce 64 McDaniel, James 77 MCDONALD ANNETTE 20 McDonald, Joe 77 McDougal, Anna 77 McDougal, Jehodda 64 MCQUILLIA, HAROLD 20 Melton, Michelle 77 Miller, Wesley 5l Milligan, Terri 51 MILLS, ALFRED A. 2 Mills, Joseph 36 Mills, Mark 36 Mills, Sebrina 51 Minggia, Tracy 5l Miquel, Angelo 64 MITCHELL, ADRIENNE 2! Mitchell, Beverly 54 Mitchell, Charles 64 Mitchell, Diana 64 Mitchell, Lisa -4 Mitchell, Pamela 64 Mitchell, Peter 64 Mitchell, Varnita 36 Mobley, Glenda 77 Monk, Anthony 36 MONTAGUE, BELINDA 21 Montague Brad 77 MONTAGUE, ROBERT 22 Montague, William 64 Moore, Cheryl 64 Moore, Karen 36 Moore, Kenny 54 Moore, LaSonya 36 Morales, Maria 77 MORGAN, ANASTASIA 22 Morgan, Cecil 77 Moring, Denise 36 Morris, Tonya 77 Moseley, Glenn 36 Moseley, Sherry 64 Moseley, Sonya 64 Mourning, Shelia 64 a Muhlenbruck, Jimmy 54 Mullins, Christopher 64 MULLINS, KEVIN 22 Musser, Mary 64 Myles, Kathy 54 Neal, Demetris 36 Neathery, Anthony 64 Nelson, Jamie 55 NELSON, SHAWN 22 NESBIT, ERIC 22 Nesbitt, Jerry 77 Newberry, Donald 64 Newsome, Beatrice 55 Newsome, Casey 55 Newsome, Donald 36 Nichols, Patrick 77 Nicholson, Mike 37 NICHOLSON, WILLIAM 22 Nixon, Melissa 78 NOLL TAYRA 22 Norfleet, Bryan 78 Norris, Dawn 37 O’Conner, Mike 78 Odom, Donna 55 Odom, Robert 55 ORE, CATHY 22 Outland, Cindy 37 Outland, Wendy 37 Owens, Dwayne 55 Owens, Otis 78 Owens, Tracy 78 PAIGE, ANDREA 22 PALZER, DAVID 23 Pantelides, John 55 Prish, Jesse 64 Mrs. Janet Staples exclaims! “Where's the beef.” Parker, Andre 37 Parker, Brenda 37 PARKER, CHRIS 23 PARKER, FRANKIE 23 Parker, LEah 64 Parker, Machelle 64 Parker, Raymound 64 Parker, Sharleen 65 Parker, Sharon 37 Parnell, Shannon 65 Parnell, Tracy 37 Parrish, John 65 Pate, Charlotte 78 Payne, Darrel 37 Pearson, Andre 37 PEARSON, SHYVONNE 23 Peed, Wendy 65 Pehrson, Anita 37 Perdue, Natasia 65 PERKINS, BRANDON 23 Perkins, Sherry 65 Perrault, Nick 65 Perry, Australia 65 Perry, Hilda 65 Perry, Laverne 37 Perry, Terese 37 Person, Connie 78 Phaup, David 78 Phelps, Eric 78 PHELPS, SOMMER 23 Pierce, Tanita 38 Piland, Lori 38 Pindell, Terrence 38 Pirtle, Mamie 55 Pitt, Charloton 38 Pittman, Todd 65 Pope, Jeff 78 Pope, Juanita 38 POPE, TANYA 23 Porter, Angela 65 Porter, Barry 78 Porter, David 38 PORTER, MARY 24 Porter, Mary 65 Porter, Paulette 38 Porter, Reggie 65 Porter, Towandra 65 Powell, Clarence 78 Powell, Donna 78 Powell, James 38 Price, Jeff 65 Prof, Billy 50 Proffitt, Timothy 78 Provost, Danielle 38 Prunty, Yelanda 38 Pryor, Sherry 66 Ransom, Demetrice 55 Ranson, John 66 Rary, Troy 55 RASHIG, SAMANTHA 24 Rayner, Jerry 78 Rayner, Katrina 38 179 180 Rayner, Reginald 78 Rayner, Tanya 5 Rease, Keisha 78 Redd, Katherine 78 Redford, Candace 5| Reed, Mike 78 Reese, Paul 38 Reeves, Benita 52 Reid, Belinda 52 Reynolds, Angelo 38 Reynolds, Michael 66 Reynolds, Michelle 66 Rhodes, Evon 78 Rice, Angeline 78 Richardson, Aaron 66 Richardson, Angela 78 Richardson, Anthony 52 Richardson, Dexter 78 Richardson, Frankie 39 Richardson, Keith 39 Ricketts, Britton 78 Ricks, Chester 78 Ricks, Lenora 78 Riddick, Anthony 78 Riddick, Cynthia 79 Riddick, Darren 66 Riddick, Davey 79 Riddick, Kwanini 79 Riddick, Lucy 66 Riddick, Raymond 66 Riddick, Shiela 39 Riddick, Tameco 66 Ridley, Gary 79 Ridley, Keith 66 Ridley, Melanie 79 Riley, Christopher 39 Roberts, Amy 39 Robinson, Pam 79 Robinson, Sandy 67 ROBINSON, TOMMY 24 Robinson, Tracy 39 Robinson, William 39 Rodgers, Alice 52 Rodgers, Kim 52 Rodgers, Mary 39 Rodgers, Michelle 39 Rogers, Allen 79 Rogers, Charlie 39 Rolack, Christopher 39 Rollins, Nita 79 ROSSER, ELIZABETH 24 ROWE, LESLIE 24 Rowe, Suzanne 79 Ruffin, Sabrina 79 Rumble, Dawn 67 Ruth, Brian 79 Ryland, Michele 39 Samlin, Mary 79 Saunders, Michael 39 It must be pay day or Friday. Saunders, Stanley 52 Sawyer, Carla 79 Schneider, Jennifer 79 Scollise, Tamara 39 Scott, Dana 79 Scott, Tonda 79 Scott, Valerie 79 Scott, Zachary 52 Seaborne, Michelle 79 Seigler, Christina 52 Selfridge, Lynette 79 SELLERS, JUDY 24 Sellers, Kim 39 Sellers, Leslie 79 Session, Alvin 52 Sessoms, Michael 52 Sharpe, Yulanda 79 Shearrin, Glenda 39 Shelton, Felecia 79 Shepard, Patriia 67 Sherrod, Carrie 39 SHERROD, TALATHA 24 Shirkey, Tavia 52 Shumake, Wayne 67 Silver, Janey 39 Simmons, Anne 67 Simpson, Melissa 52 SIVELLS, SMAUEL 24 Sketter, Elizabeth 67 Sketter, Gregory 67 Sketter, Phyllis 79 Slaughter, Linwood 39 Slaydon, Barry 67 Smith, Cynthia 67 Smith, Jennifer 79 Smith, John 40 Smith, Kimberly 79 Smith, Kristina 67 Smith, Lisa 52 Smith, Melvin 52 SMITH, TABATHA 24 SMITH, TAMMIE 25 Smith, Walter 79 Snipes, Ronald 39 Snipes, Spencer 67 Solomon, Anna 52 Somerville, Annette 40 Sorrell, George 79 Spearman, Angela 40 Spears, Sharon 79 Spruill, George 80 Standfill, Lisa 52 Starks, James 67 Staten, Derek 80 Staton, Darren 80 Staton, Devesia 80 Staton, Sabrina 80 Stelmach, Michael 80 Stelmach, Pete 52 Stephens, Isaac 80 Stephens, Louith 40 Stephenson, Erik 67 STEVENSON, WENDY 25 Steverson, Yolanda 67 Stith, Edna 52 Stith, Michael 53 Stith, Wanda 67 Stitt, Shena 80 STOREY, KATHLEEN 25 Street, Lisa 80 Strong, Geoffrey 80 STUART, ROBERT 25 Sturgis, Lara 80 Styles, Sadonna 80 Sutton, Wanda 53 Swann, Debbie 40 Swann, Regina 67 Switzer, Angela 80 Sykes, James 40 Sykes, Reginald 40 Szabo, Terri 80 Taylor, Flora 40 Taylor, Lance 4 Taylor, Laverne 40 Taylor, Linda 80 Taylor, Lizzie 40 Taylor, Marene 80 Taylor, Tanya 68 Terrell, Marvin 53 Terrell, Reginald 68 Theus, Shacora 41 Thomas, Donna 68 Thomas, Julie 80 Thomas, Kenneth 68 Thomas, Kimberly 80 Thomas, Laverne 68 Thomason, Frederick 80 Thompson, Sherri 80 Thorne, Alvenia 41 THORNE, CECILIA 25 Thorne, Shelby 53 Thorogood, Angela 80 Tillett, Stephen 53 Todd, Rondell 53 Todd, Ruben 4I Todd, Trina 80 Toler, Monique 53 Trotter, Monique 67 Trotter, Verna 53 Turner, Towanda 67 Turner, Tracy 80 Tyler, George 4l Tyler, Mark 68 Tyree, Scarlet 53 Vann, Michelle 68 Vann, Valerie 41 Vann, Willie 41 Vaughan, Anthony 68 Vaughan, Davie 4l Vaughan, Eddie 4l Verdine, Ann 68 Vines, Lorenso 53 Virata, Gina 68 Waddell, Michael 41 Waldrop, Audrey 41 Walker, Avis 53 WALKER, PATRICE 25 Wallace, Stephanie 68 Walters, Tracey 42 Walton, Ethel 68 Ward, Dywana 53 Ward, Mea 42 WARTHEN, PATRICK 25 Washington, Victor 42 Watts, Lisa 42 Weathers, Angela 68 Weathers, Yolanda 42 Webb, Darrell 53 Webster, Theresa 42 WESTBROOK, ANGELA 25 Mrs. Deloatch has found the beef Mr. Bystrom bends over forward for his students Westmoreland, Anita 42 Westmoreland, Dana 53 WESTMORELAND, KRISTINE 25 Wetherbee, Bobby 53 Wheeler, Jacqueline 54 White, Bernadette 69 WHITE, DAVID 25 WHITE, JANET 26 WHITE, KIM 26 White, LeVan 54 White, Mary 54 White, Shelia 69 White, Terry 42 White, Vickey 69 White, Wanda 54 Whitehead, Carl 42 Whitehurst, Joseph 69 Whitfield, James 54 WHITFIELD, PERNELL 26 WHITLEY, LISA 26 Whitney, Andrea 42 Whitney, Mathew 82 Whitney, Tonya 69 Wilder, Angela 42 Wilder, Joseph 54 Wilder, Leonard 69 WILKERSON, DONNA 26 Wilkins, Carmen 82 Wilkins, Louis 82 Williams, Alicia 54 Williams, Angela 69 Williams, Captora 54 Williams, Charles 69 Williams, Chris 42 Williams, Clinton 26 Williams, Darrick 82 Williams, Dennis 82 Williams, James 42 Williams, Karen 82 Williams, Laverne 82 Williams, Lisa 82 Williams, Marquies 82 Williams, Mike 42 Williams, Oliver 42 Williams, Sharon 42 Williams, Sharon 82 Williams, Vera 42 Williams, Yvette 42 Williams, Yvette 83 Williford, Andrew 83 Wilson, Carolyn 83 Wilson, Prechell 54 Wilson, Richard 54 Wilson, Stephanie 42 WILSON, THADDEUS 26 Windley, Charles 42 WINGATE, ANGELA 26 WOMACK, LISA 26 Womack, Roger 83 Woodhouse, Aaron 54 Worrell, Sonya 83 Wright, Cevel 54 Wright, Donnell 83 Wright, Eric 43 Wright, Maxine 54 Wright, Ronda 43 WRIGHT, VALARIE 26 Wynn, Lashonda 83 Yates, Terry 69 YOUNG, DENISE 26 181 WEDDING ALBUM e Me ae � £0 January Il, 1984, was a special day for Andrea Whitney and Anton Can- nady. They participated as bride and groom for a ‘Make-believe Wedding.” The wedding was an ac- tivity drawn from the “Let’s Get Married” unit taught in the Family Living and Home Economics Ill classes. Mrs. Carol Danner guided the students in the preparation of the wedding. Outfits were supplied by Prince Formal. Mrs. Kathy Ailen’s Advanced Foods Class prepared the refreshments for the reception. 182 183 We worked hard this year. Stu- dents worked toward a well de- served vacation. In May, the Ju- nior Class officially became the Senior Class. Amid tears and laughter the Senior Class will be- come Alumni. These are the memories of the 1983-84 school year. The people of Wilson are what makes us special. They are the pieces to the puzzle! And the year, WE GOT IT ALL TOGETHER! wer 185 : | :® i ‘dQ € ’ 2 7 vF —