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

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Wilson's winning Cotton Couple for Cotton Day this year were Bill Jones and lrene Rodriquez. This activity was sponsored by the Girls' League A The Student Body takes a serious attitude when voting for Student Government officers A The cabinet-sponsored Christmas formal dance was fun for everyone. Health Representatives from the various homerooms promoted interest in good health by publicizing the importance of diet and the evils of not enough sleep to a clear complexion and good teeth. The commis- sion, under Mrs. Irvine, sponsor, and Eunice Agulian and Florence Mogami, winter and summer commissioners, conducted the Smile Week contest and a cafeterio poster cam- paign for better diet. SMILE CONTEST WINNERS-Linda Ferrari, David Longnecker, Donna Sawyer,Jeonie Lamb, Bob Kamioka, Janice Ong. ...-w1,,,,,....7,,,,,,,,,..4...--1 ,V ,W , ,i.,uy:L9: ., M., .,,.....,, ran in K nu: M ---.--s. tip .dl 1624 HEALTH REPRESENTATIVES CLUB-FRONT ROW: Frankinberg, Adams, Mrs. Irvine CHealth Coordi- natort, Mogami, Abbate, Castro, Sharp. SECOND ROW: Jachnuk, Haines, Carroll, Ackermann, Houck, Perrin, Madaris, Helm. THIRD ROW: Northrup, Brunson, S. Nliller, Waldo, Sorensen, Nlunn, Scott, T. Miller. BACK ROW: Rosas, Wycoff, Pitts, Mong, Cox, Valencia, Celiz, Osborne. ,, , W1 l l :QQ inf S 'E' JCE? ' , 4 'X C C - -so 'fre - lt 'lf Q-of -u as 1 1 un --1 nn

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1 GIRLS' LEAGUE COMMISSION-FRONT ROW: Martin, Roller, Dubin, Sorensen, Kidwell, Munn, Jalowitz, Cravea, Gonzale, DeVarso, Burmeister, Pacino, Zenderman. SECOND ROW: Poritzky, Battista Haines, Musmecci, Liles, M. Cook, Lucero, Campus, Dorfanan, Popp, Harris, Kinchen, Madaris Armstrong, Mrs. Giersbach CSponsorD. THIRD ROW: Yamada, Craig, Mogill, Krupnick, Standen Travis, Quirk, Brynen, Bass, Dingman, Mormile, A. Cook, Ditsler, West. FOURTH ROW: Estrada Castillon, Salinas, Watkins, Ferguson, Malisch, Satkin, Ball, Lozano, Anschultz, Heffernan, Burke Auerbach, Robins, Ditsler. BACK ROW: Lang, Lehrer, Wimer, Lum, Childers, Frye, Wood, Ash Garber, Badostain, Krutak, Henry, Blake, Cossentino. 1 1 r 1 1 r 5,:g.l if-i t . ' I Ci Q 39 EDELLS-FIRST ROW: Friedland, Hollis, Reina, L. Revsen, B. Revsen, 'Miss Merlo fSponsorJ. SECOND ROW: Adams, Poritsky, Stutz, Sharp, Rass, Black, Duncan, Torrence. THIRD ROW: Romero, Panta- lone, M. Ditsler, Altman, Jalowitz, B. Ditsler, Baca, Hill. FOURTH ROW: Ong, Richardson, Meyer, Thomas, Ball, Areu, Jachnuk. BACK ROW: Moles, Miller, Rutherford, Kotick, Otto, Brown, Baker, GIRLS' LEAGUE BOARD IWINTERI-Barbara Miller Jo ce St C All Girls' League organizations ioined forces in hostessing the area convention held at Wilson the first semester, under Miss Bonaro, sponsor, and Joann Siminow, president. The B-7 Mother-Daughter Party with its St. Valentine's Day theme was the first activity of the Girls League. Selecting the top Girls of the Grade, and the unusual decorations and plans for the Woman's World backwards dance were pleasant chores of the league. On Cotton Day May 6, Irene Rodriguez and Bill Jones were crowned the Cotton Couple, Eileen Haddad and Bob Smitson were named Miss and Mr. Cotton. The Girls League ended its busy year with the sponsorship of its installation assembly and luncheon. An auxiliary of the Girls'League is the active organization, the Girls' League Commission. The G.L.C., composed of outstanding 9th and I0th grade girls, furnished monitors for the doors and buildings during brunch and lunch. Darlene Cravea and Shauna Jalowitz, presidents, with Mrs. Giersbach, their spon- sor, rewarded the girls with lovely buffet luncheons featuring beautiful table decor- ations. Outstanding girls of the homerooms are invited to be members of Edells, an organi- zation connected with the Girls' League. Aiding in keeping the cafeteria attractive was their principal proiect this year, with Miss Merlo as sponsor. , , Y A FGUSS, SUMMER GIRLS' LEAGUE BOARD-FRONT ROW: Barbara Black, Barbara NIIS5 BOHGFO lSp0r1S0rJ, Curolu CONSGVOY, 5YbIl STSII1, JOGYH1 Wesley, Carol Conzevoy. BACK ROW: Lorraine Duke, Diana DePetro, S'm'n0W lPV95-l- Miss Bonaro CSponsorJ. S-6' . Q gr 86 .-4 ...-

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C .ft ef N An exciting speech by a Swedish exchange student studying at Occidental College was one of the many highlights of the Senior Scholarship Society's winter semester. The event-filled semester ended with the luncheon honoring Sealbearers Phyllis Weishar, Dave Phillips, Sid Siegal, Larry Kraus, Merv Harris, Mike Mend, and Bernard Ginsburg. Mrs. Nigg was the organization's patient and guiding sponsor for both winter and summer semesters. SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY lWlNTERl-FIRST ROW: George Lehrer, David Phillips, Mrs. Nigg, Barbara Huffman CVice-Pres.J, Sidney Seigel, Phyllis Weishar, Steve Young, Eunice Agulian, Dick Schiedt. SECOND ROW: Bill Jones, Betty Kotick, Eugene Robkin, Marv Gold- man, Bob Kameoka. TOP ROW: Carol Rosen, Janice Ong, Ettie Jalowitz, Betty Baker, Barbara LeVan, Joann Siminow, Eddie Rose, Barbara Black. o- wbi- :..:,,mrs Preparing the ninth and tenth grade scholars for the hard work necessary in s W. ,.- ,NK Wm W w-f...,,,,,h of the club year. obtaining a high scholastic rating for Senior Scholarship is the function of the Intermediate Scholarship Society. Miss Ebeling, competent and energetic sponsor gave much to the honor organization. An off-campus party at an interesting antique 'W W- mm- L filled home, and an excursion to the Ramona pageant in Hemet were highlights INTERMEDIATE SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY-FRONT ROW: DeVarso Sandahl Paritsky Finta Lucero, Tanimoto, Perrin, Samson. ROW TWO: Miss Ebelling Craig Yamada Malisch Sorsenson, Markowitz, Mormile, Krupnick, Isaacson, Zenderman ROW THREE Armstrong Quirk, Martin, Stott, Lindberg, Cohen, Roller, Burrneister, Dingman Bass Pierce Mandsager ww- Chortkoff, Schein, Markowitz, Nitzberg. ROW FOUR: Rosenthal Watkins Satkin Pennington Krutak, Woods, Ragland, Raphael, Henry, Blake, Schmidt, Lum 3 Nun A