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

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This year's Lettermen's Club, led by Clarence CMoosel Merriman, winter president, and James Johnson, summer president, brought back noon dances to Wilson and promoted a successful clean campus campaign. Sponsored by Mr. Bill Samarin, their many events on and off the training grounds proved most worthwhile. They assisted in ushering at school assemblies for service, and held a hayride for fun. lETTERMAN'S CLUB-FIRST ROW: Ramiriz, Neilson, Rodriguez, Cook, Timbrello, Luchetta, Croasmun. SECOND ROW: Harris, McBride, Merriman, Mr. Bill Samarin lSponsorJ, J. Johnson, B. Johnson, Huffine, Scurto. THIRD ROW: W. Garcia, Blake, Martin, J. Garcia, Chapman, Hirst, Holt, Pulcifer, Shambra, Zenzola, Robinson, FOURTH ROW: Yuriar, Ginsburg, Van Den Berg, Gail, Ortega, Francis, Stapp, Montague, Soto, Currie, Lunetta, Lomonuco, Lopez. if Mvwfi.-..,,,,, x 1, Junior Lettermen's Club, sponsored by Mr, De Saix Cwinterl and Mr Wiker Csummerl --'- ff is one of the iunior high's most needed organizations. Composed of the outstanding members of the junior athletic program, the club, has the motto Always Keep :viii .4 f., A -,. 'IN w CSergeant-at-Armsl. .habit .4 vz 'l X Trying. lt sponsors the iunior athletic events program of after school activities JUNIOR LETTERMEN-SITTING: Valencia CPres.D, Osborn. FRONT ROW: Miller Tash Rosales Conlee, Craig, Anschultz. SECOND ROW: Garcia, Genite, Van Nort, Yagura Holt Rode fWtWu,,,,9, BACK ROW: Zavala, Zamora, Tomlinson KV.'Pres.J, Overstreet, Hernandez Marangi Bowers 7

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,tr Jr: ns. l 0 Ny, gr QQ I K--F 5. -QFQQZ Clean speech, clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship, and clean living is the motto of the Hi-Y club. Aiming to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character is the organized goal. Richard Montague and Richard Pulcifer, presidents, and Mr. McMillin, sponsor, lead this worthy group. Hi-Y members painted the trash cans an attractive purple and gold and also sponsored the ten top tunes presented over KLAC radio. HI-Y-FRONT ROW: Powell, Johnson, Scurto, Montague, Pulcifer, Blake, Riding, Mr. McMillin. SECOND ROW Schiada Ruiz O awa Mun er Timbrello Luchetta Barr r : , , g , Q , , , e as, Pasqua, Stapp. THIRD ROW: Nitzberg, Petralia, Gelalich, Buchanan, Vega, Madeira, Moore, Gail, Van Den Berg. BACK ROW: Ramirez, Esparza, Johnson, Scheidf, Ferguson, Nickerson, Shambra, Garcia, Thomas, Martin. Shiny cars, resulting from the very successful Key Club car wash, and other similar service proiects focused the community's eye on Wilson this year. Spon- sored by Boys' Vice-Principal Jay Settle, the members enioyed a luncheon with the Kiwanis, the club's parent organization, a beach party, and a tour of the new Marineland oceanarium. KEY CLUB-FIRST ROW: Smitson, Johnson, Stapp lSec.l, Mr. Settle, Duke fPres.l, Vega, Casada, Shambra. SECOND ROW: Ferguson, Blake, Garcia, Bohr, Ambarian, J. Johnson, Pulcifer. THIRD ROW: Edward, Montague, Croasmun, Garcia, Francis, B. Johnson. TOP ROW: E. 'E' gf! Garcia, Langdale, Harris, Slagle, Turner, Cook. 'L

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Esperanto, the intermediate lan- guage used in Europe for over one hundred years, is the basis x for the Esperanto Club sponsored by Miss Porter. Lately, Radio Free Europe has adopted Esper- onto which makes Wilson's club a very up-to-date one. President Ethan Markowitz gave much spirit to this unusual club. The Woodrow Wilson Chess Club, under the direction of Mr. Eugene Hartman and its presidents, Larry Strauss and David Diamond, has grown so fast this year that it has emerged as Wilson's largest iunior-senior club. The club's inter-city competing team has had three wins, two losses and one tie. The team maintained a semester of no defeats until a final upset victory by Glendale. CHESS CLUB-FRONT ROW CSeatedi: Tanimoto, Kanter, Bass, Martin, Dingman, Kameoka, Siesmondo. SECOND ROW lSeatedl: Samson, Leher, Strauss, Diamond, Kotz, Mr. Hartman. STANDING: Brownstein, Thompson, Wong, lisman, Melitsoff, Pollack, Rand, Osborne, Sager, Schwab, Martin, Slotnick, Vidana, Goldman, Rosenfeld, Rand, Nakano, Zemel, Tanimoto, Crowell, Walker. The Scribes, made up of students of different racial and religious back- grounds, live by the old principal that the pen is mightier than the sword. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Kellogg, members correspond with young people of different countries. Their holly sale under Winter President Lea Jacknuk raised money for a Greek boy. A similar proiect, under Summer President Gonella, helped Japanese war mothers. .7 SCRIBES-FRONT ROW: Malisch, Franquez, Rag- land, Otsubo, Martin. SECOND ROW: Knight lVice Pres.i, Frye lRec. Sec.D, Cook CHistorianD, Gonella lPres.i, Popp lCorres. Sec.i, Matas lProgram Vice Pres.J, Stott lTreos.t. THIRD ROW: Graham, Di Stefano, Fields, Kellogg, Steele, Scheidt, BACK ROW: Estrada, Colby, Cossentino, Cohen, Dirnkich, Larson, Ferguson. 1 A