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

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G.A.A. PRESIDENTS-Flossie Otto, sum- mer, and Eunice Agulian, winter. WP 1315 GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION - FIRST ROW: Krutak, Munn, Morrison, Childers, Merriman, Wood, Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Miss Lindquist CCo-sponsorl, Haines, Wert, S. Kidwell, Reynolds, Pac- ino, Paritsky, Battista, Castillo, Gomez, Palermo, Cook. THIRD ROW: Kinchen, Madaris, Solinas, Brennan, J. Gomez, Diaz, Greenberg, Ortega, Pierini, Vega, Baratto, Cossentino, Frye. FOURTH ROW: Powers, Harris, Craig, Ramirez, Boden, Papaditch, Heim, Sfanden, Travis, Quirk, West, Sorrenson, Becerril,Schmid1. FIFTH ROW: Houge, Pierce, Holmes, White, Ruckinger, O'Brien, Ferguson, Malisch, Sacks, Cropo, Lang, Henry, Blake.

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tl' ll!- MARY LO MORROW FOOD AND FUN Competntlon IS keen In this unter 05264 'U 1 -4 fi Z LIT E T V7 1: P 21 LETTERGIRL S BOARD FIRST ROW- Mary Lou Mor row CW Vuce Presl Carol Burgess CW Gen Chaurl Phyllis Wenshar CW Presl Althea Wullus CW News Reporter S Presl Cargle Costnntuno CW Vlce Presb Florence Otto CS Presl SECOND ROW Carol Conzevoy CNews Reporter? Jams Ong CS Hlstl Claudlo Elluson CS Treasl Barbara LeVon CS Vnce Pres W Treasl Janet Pantalone CW Hustl Lettergurls con certalnly be proud of their achievements during the past year Their outstondmg successes were due partly to the skillful leadership of Phyllis Welshar wlnter presldent and Althea Wullls summer president All board members wlth the help of Mrs Healy sponsor worked constantly and intensively to provide more actuvutles for thelr club The Lettergsrls have ushered at many actlvutxes and assemblies and co sponsored the Blood Bank f' EUNICE AGULIAN estmg volleyball game A LetterQIl'lS SDIOY Them selves at the Chnstmas party and the banquet lgw Ai ' . , , Q I , f 1 1 A -1 R U X 1 H C a R , A ' ' ' 9 A 'y '.l lx l . A C T 'ry rf .ff A K at 1 -7? C

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GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION-FIRST ROW: Goodman, Ong, Sharp, Bastian, Otto, LeVan. SECOND ROW: Miss Merlo lCo-sponsorl, Aguilar, Johnson, Esparza, Garbo, Lugo, Paritsky, Stutz, Chazaro, Carrillo, Black, Wesley. THIRD ROW: Brown, Hill, Hebling, Liles, Sinclair, P. Kidwell, Heffernan, Ditsler, Farriss, Gon- zales, Jalowitz, Bonelli, Carlburg, Crous- man. FOURTH ROW: Miller, Consevoy, Watie, DePetro, Duke, Farrar, Ditaler, Wheeler, Burke, Auerbach, Robins, An- chultz, Donzano, Fridkin. FIFTH ROW: Yuhas, Ball, Baker, Siegal, Tamburelli, Ash, Willis, Scott, Kotick, Cravea, Beck- man. s I pi o f i t ' Q' m l The winter and summer members of the Girls Athletic Association achieved unique fame by producing much entertainment at their ban- quets. lmprovement of the physical well-being and social aspects of life are their goals. One ofthe most exciting activities any girl can have is to attend a play day such as the one Wilson's G.A.A. hosted here in May. Round robin tournaments in various sports, exciting playoffs and even some games against the boys featured the after school programs directed by Presidents Eunice Agulian and Florence Otto, with the energetic Mrs. Philp as sponsor. These Lettergirls are iust too full to after a big feed. Y' ,.t.... X541 J. A. C.-FRONT ROW: Roller, Schein Zenderman, Schmitz, Dreier, Lum, Rap hael. SECOND ROW: Allard, Conzevoy Gonzalez, Purvis, Ferguson, Mrs. Hol man CSponsorJ, Burmeister, Otto, Wood Maginnis, Drake. THIRD ROW: Cassaro Sanchez, Barbata, LaFortune, Terzo Martinez, McBride, Avesian, D'Aiello Esparza. FOURTH ROW: Howard, Telli ano, Tutt, Stubbs, Rodriguez, Whiteley Lopez, Diasmore, Lange, Ash, Loveioy BACK ROW: Haines, Larraillet, Quallar Huizar, Adams, Huizar, Geon, Zappanti Hoyt, Brunson, Honig, Clovis, Brown Baker.