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

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Bow Mmc a of - ,J 'VV 'irq pl-f I'-fi U .V 'V ff' ' ' mb xiii! JLJU., .A L! fx- - ow All -'hw 'fl' ' . 3 ' i- . I ' 'V aj' lil, Will' , 'IX Mx 'apr xi op .wi lflliiifllul fjlc if ' , it A keen sense of humor and a sure reasoning places Mr. Charles Sutcliffe on top call for Wil- sonites. As sponsor of the Key club he keeps in close contact with boys for his big iolys Boys' Vice Principal. - "Crossroads ofa million lines" is Wilson's Attendance Office. An autograph well known to everybody is that of Mr. Norman Morgan, a busy man when big productions roll our way. Attendance clerk, Mrs. Luclle Petralia lat desk, rearl keeps the school of reels running smoothly, and her cheerful smile is appreciated by all. wfwdfau Producers of better management are the Coun- selors. Every day a drama of school life unreels under their pleasant guidance. Mr. Harold Cooper's never-ending patience is appreciated by all students. Aiding the iuniors is Mrs. Dorothy Gillette, with her helpful guidance and warm per- sonality, add the credit clerk, Mrs. Frizzel's cheerful smile, and the counselors' offce is almost like home. . . f 1' V' f Cav- .4 Bk.. 6,4 'Ni 7 ' i I' A , 1 These pusy people do much to give assistance to Wilson students. School Auditor Michael Dugon, and Cafeteria Manager Miss Virginia Nelson work together and provide the best supplies for the students. A cheerful man with a helping hand is Chief Custodian John Lewis. Making their debut on the Wilson cinema are Mrs. Virginia Moreno, our gracious secretary in the main office Cat right? and Miss Mary Godoy, clerk.