Woodrow Wilson High School - Hoofprints Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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Y-TEENS-ROW I: E. Meyers KS. His1.D, M. Cobden KW.I.C. Rep., S. Treas.J, C. Molina KS. Vice- Pres.D, I. Poher KS. Pres.J, E. Schiada KS. Pub. Choirj, O. Aguilar KS. I.-C. Rep., W. Pres.J, H. Pena KS. Sec., W. Histb, M. Salaiz. ROW 2: H. Schaaf, S. Salaiz KW. VicePres.J, E. Smiih, L. Ramirez, P. Johnson, B. Rich, M. Hollenbeck KW. Treas.J. ROW 3: P. Meier, D. Drake, J. Marion, D. Miller, B. Kendrick, R. Whaley, J. Campbell KW. Sec.D, B. Pollack. ROW 4: E. Bergerson, L. Larsen, J. Honaker, G. Perkins. VESTA CLUB-ROW I: A. Gor- don KS. Hishj, M. Moniella KS. Treas.J, B. Palos KS. Sec.D, J. Miller KS. Vice-Pres.l, M. Bers KS. Pres.J, Mrs. Belford KSponsorJ, S. Bernsiein KW. Pres.J, R. Satkin KW. Vice-Pres.J, H. Singer KW. Hishj, M. Kuhn. ROW 2: R. Kaskowifz, B. Shaeviiz, M. Palos, V. Hernandez, S. Isaacson, B. Oiers, R. Epsiein, S. Moldave, M. Osias. ROW 3: M. Louis, R. Drake, R. Cohen, T. Raskin, A. Gelman, M. Roberi, B. Lyon, L. Breskin. ROW 4: S. Thaler, R. Yuhas, C. Regan, T. Young, B. Jagnan, S. Stern, D. Laughlin, Z. Kwalwasser, J. Andrews. ROW 5: E. Kaplan, J. Honoker, M. Diamond, B. Poli. 59 COMWOLEI-ROW I: G. Stock- dill KS. Treas.D, M. Widman KS Secj, C. Molina KS. Vice-Pres.I J. Crowder KS. Pres.l, B. Neu- sfaher KW. Pres.J, J. Beck KW. Vice-Pres.D, S. Faust KW. Sec.D I. Leone KW. Histj, V. Taylor KW Pub.J. ROW 2: R. Franklin, I Wasserman, R. Siein, B. Guz- man, M. Kish, M. Capazola, F Fisher, J. Greer. ROW 3: C Wheeler, B. Rich, M. Reyes, B Drake, E. Schiada, B. Kubaschka M. Chortkoff, D. Miller, G. Yeo- mans. ROW 4: E. Schiro, J. Can- non, B. Koppell, L. Sanford, T Goldman, R. Lapidus, J. Beickey F. Lefo.

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LATIN CLUB-ROW 1: M. Louis KS. Secundus Consult, M. Richardson QS. Scribal, H. Speil- man CS. Primus Consuli, Miss Porter Csponsorl, A. Bregman CW. Primus Consulj, M. Bers CW. Scribal, M. Segalove CW. Aedilisj. ROW 2: J. Garon, J. Ritti, W. Younis, J. Helferd, M. Nixon, D. McCoy, V. Comptin CW. Quaestorj. ROW 3: D. Agulian QS. Aedilisl: L. John- son, G. Sundell, B. Scherer, J. Nickerson, W. Fierberg. Missing: S. Teilhet, P. Marks KS-. Quaestorl. SPANISH CLUB--ROW I: G. Gomez, J. Pineda, P. Brown, K. Darling KS. Sgt.-at-Armsl, M. Richmond KW. Sgt.-at-Armsi, D. Markel, P. Wade, B. Towles. ROW 2: L. Weinreb IW Treas.J, V. Melitsoff KW. Sec.l, E. Smith CW. Hist.D, E. Barcelo KW. Pres., S. Vice-Pres.l, Mrs. Swart CSponsorJ, D. Wilkin QS. Pres.i, O. Aguilar CS. Sec.D, D. Sorensen CS. Vice-Pres.l, B. Hughes KS. Treas.l, S. Bernstein KS. Hist.l. ROW 3: R. Kaskowitz, H. Singer, H. Rossman, F. Reu- benstein, H. Pena, S. Isaacson, B. Oiers, R. Lucas, B. Palos, A. Gordeon, S. Moldave, S. Rein- stein. ROW 4: D. Holt, R. Levin, J. Bergman, M. Richardson, B. Reilly, A. Gilman, C. Richardson, J. Groftholdt, L. Babcock, M. Arrigo, E. O'Toole, W. Bakke. ROW 5: J. Fox. L. Senn, L. Rov- bal, J. Miller, M. Elliott, A. Mill- stone, S. Rolnick, J. Orrence, J. Laine, R. Yuhas, E. Lopez, W. Crowder. ROW 6: B. Singer, B. Joiner, C. Baker, E. Kaplan, H. McClain, R. Moore. CHESS CLUB-LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Fierberg, R. Bogarts, S. Stein, K. Lucas, R. Virzi, Mr. Hoffmann fSponsorJ, A. Bregman, A. lfill, M. Segalove, H. Slucki, B. Kap- lan, B. Fariss, B. French. ie-35 Mutual interest in a specific field makes belonging to clubs a syno- nym for meeting new friends. Curi- osity about the Romans brought Latin Club members together for informative discussions. The Span- ish Club came up with an outstand- ing scene for the May musical production. Comwolei's future secre- taries learned to earn when leading charm and business experts spoke to them. Serving at school teas and luncheons gave Vesta girls invaluable experience as future homemakers. Chess Club members concentrated on tournaments, while a Mother-Daughter dinner and a hilarious initiation came out of Y-Teen get-togethers. f T:-me

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KEY CLUB-ROW l: D. Wood- lief, D. Flamm KTreas.J, D. Mar- kel fPres.J, Mr. Sutcliffe fSpon- sorj, B. Moore fSec.J, B. Towles, D. Wilkin. ROW 2: H. Dandridge, E. Barcelo, N. Motter, J. Sham- bra, J. Camasta, E. Britt, M. Baron. ROW 3: B. Singer, B. Gossage, L. Miraulo, M. Rich- mond, D. Stires, B. Hoblitt, K. Lucas, J. Robins. ROW 4: B. Johnny Shambra, Winter Key Club president, talks club busi- ness with Mel Baron, Neil Matter, and Morton Zebrack. HI-Y-ROW 1: B. Hamlin CS. Treas.J, N. Motter CS. Chap.J, B. Jones, KS. Vice-Pres.D, Mr. White fSponsorJ, K. Graybill KS. Pres.J, G. Lomonaco, L. Schneider Csgt.-at-Armsi, H. Stoeppler CS. Sec.l. ROW 2: V. Puglese, P. Vitali, L. Kilclay, E. Britt, B. Henry, M. Baron, B. Hoblitt. ROW 3: M. Huntoon, B. Lloyd, F. Bennett, l. Cameron, J. Copeland, R. Schwartz, G. Raymond, R. Summers. Jones, R. Summers, B. Christian, M. Zebrack, R. Webber, K. Dor- ling. ROW 5: D. McGrew, L. Miller. Service is the keynote for most Wilson clubs, and especially the World Friendship Club, which sent 550.00 made at its Christmas holly sale to help the children of Avellino, ltaly. Wilson's Hi-Y activities ranging from winning their city basketball league to presenting nosegays to the faculty on Valentine's 'Day. Sponsored by the Kiwanis, the Key Club suc- cessfully took on the proiect of registering student and faculty cars for the school. Medics toured the General Hospital and heard lectures by doctors and dentists as they prepared for a career of service. wwmsffmwwfsf ..,s,,e.e. .H ......... ...,,,... ..-M ..