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

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...,-.....:, s-.-,.,,.,,,-. --.--n-4 --Q--.,, ---ig '-1---.., . ft . -3:1 Members ofthe New Junior Drama club must maintain a good scholastic average before they can begin to participate in the theatrical presentations of the organi- zation. All productions are written, directed, and acted out by the students. The club displayed its talent in a skit at the Keep Wilson Beautiful campaign assembly, and produced a bneeact play for junior highs. JUNIOR DRAMA-FRONT ROW: Hummel, Goldsmith, Hershey, Pincus, Barker. SECOND ROW: Janapol, D'Aiella, Miss Lux, Guretzky, Kay, Brownstein. THIRD ROW: Beck, Fusco, lsacacson, Fogel, Haines. BACK ROW: Lopez, Dinsmore, Garibay, Allard, Weaver, Geon. The Quiz Kids who compete at the A-8 Recognition Day Program are the amazing product of the Hour Glass Club. Under the careful guidance of history teacher, Mr. Berger, this club of seventy members proved to be the iuniors' most educational activity outside of the classroom. Knowledge of American history is used as part ofthe qualifications for the organization. HOUR GLASS-FRONT ROW: Smith, Twohy, Rosas, Chernick, Mariette, Ramirez, Preece, Larson, Raphael, Noblet, Bovan. SECOND ROW: Standen, Liles, Fromson, Musmecci, Lunetta, Overgaard, Dimkich, IVlr. Berger CSponsorD, Strom, Purvis, Brownstein, Jalowitz, Heinemann, Hope, Di Stefano. THIRD ROW: Daniels, Lucero, Cassetty, Alfien, Quintana, Mormile, Yagura, Takeda, Jacobsen, Costantino, Bers, Stule, Ferguson, Nlyers. FOURTH ROW: Scalese, lVlcAdam, Campos, Armstrong, DeVarso, Suzuki. Heinemann, Padilla, Goane, Ginsburg, Breitler, Killeen, Bizik, Nowell, West. BACK ROW: Roller, Burmeister, Nlater, Schein, Zenderman, Friedman, Yamamoto, Schaeffer, Haines, Schreiner, Orta, Waldo, Kirschner, Lum. -1-, .ll 'xfx W- ll

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,5 ',,.z.'. ,A Q-'f, ,.g,:'jz,,1,v , W Leu: The Future Teachers of America, under the sponsorship of Mr. Wiker and Mr. Newcomb, has been a welcome addition to Wilson this year. The club's president, Dick Schiedt, blazed the trail in stimulating interest in the admirable occupation of teaching. The club luncheon and unusual talks by guest speakers made this first semester a most successful one. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA-FRONT ROW: Haft, Ferguson, Diamond, Baker. SECOND ROW: Jachnuk lHist.l, Wesley 'Sec.l, Scheidt CPres.Qi, Black KV-Presb, LeVan CTreas.J, Harris. THIRD ROW: Markowitz, Fridkin, Mr. Newcomb 'Sponsorl, Castillon, Gonzalez. BACK ROW: Bloom, Tadolini, Godfrey, Lozano, Anschultz, Ball. CAMERA SHY: Mr. Wiker CSponsorl. 1 ,V .c 5 . Q' . .- '-' f .' 5, . V .ri .gf-gf .. ..t-... . Boots and Ballerinas, students of the dance under careful training of Mrs. Healy, perform intricate and graceful steps for many occasions. Not only does this club do its stuff at our assemblies and shows, but it also performed at the Kiwanis Club luncheon. A nationally known square dance caller gave the club some tips at one of its sessions. BOOTS 8. BALLERINAS-FRONT CSeatedD: Quirk, Deusler, Bland, Hernandez. CStand- ing, for rightjz Rannis, Craig. lBackD: Satkin, McGuire, Tadolini, Friedlqnd, CA1 topjz Mrs. Healy lSponsorD, Siminow, Reina, Joy. Hopi: Johnson, DeLU55g, Turner, Easton, LeCastro, Krutak, Yuhas, Cook, Minter. Hopi: Price, LeCornu, Casada.

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gg: ,. - W Fr' ,J Button-collecting iuniors ioined together in their common interest to form Wilson's only hobby club this year. Members collect all types of buttons, including The pretty, antique, cam- paign, military, and goofy ones. After mounting the buttons, the iuniors increased their historic knowledge by studying composition and origin under the direction of Mrs. Valentine, sponsor, and President Emma Jean Seward. BUTTON CLUB-FIRST ROW: DeLussa, McDivitt. SEC- OND ROW: Gamas, Fontes, Mrs. Valentine lSponsorD, Hummel. THIRD ROW: Rodriquez, Michell, Moline, Stubbs, Consevoy. FOURTH ROW: Mandoki, Seward lPresidentl, Weaver, Geon CV-Pres.J. BACK ROW: Beck, Zappanti, Demke, Smith lTreas.l, Schmitz. - M -.- --- 1 - e- - Qu it-. E5 -1-.Q I N., I T i -,A -:YN Y -I 1 H '1- V1 iff ll i Members of the E Club served as waitresses and hostesses at the P.-T.A. teas and assisted at other school affairs. The main outstanding pro- iect of the year was making articles of clothing for the Red Cross. E CLUB-FIRST ROW: Roller, Raphael, Brunson, Jalo- witz, Rosas, Otto, Zenderman, Musmecci, Schein. SECOND ROW: Drake, Gonzalez, Rodriquez, Stubbs, Ash, Bers, Ferguson, Heim, Alfier, Cooper. THIRD ROW: Bullara, Steinberg, Steinber, Campos, Liles, Armstrong, DeVarso, Ginsburg, Honig, Lucero. FOURTH ROW: Burmeister, Hughes, Friedman, Yama- moto, Schaeffer, Mater, Haines, Wood, Suzuki, Mor- mile, Takeda. BACK ROW: Maginnis, Pascoe, Kirsch- ner, Overgaard, West, Chernick, Whitacre, Schultz, Lum, Seward. One of the newly formed iunior clubs at Wilson is the Travel and Adventure Club. Mrs. Young, sponsor, has given much aid in making the organization not only fun but educational as well. Guest speakers such as Miss Adams and Mr. Berger added to their talks with films of far places. TRAVEL 8. ADVENTURE CLUB-FRONT ROW: Smith, Florea, Maisano, Riddle, Walbe, Hershey, Hughes. SECOND ROW: Asmus, Sanchez, Deacon, Harris, Mrs. Young CSponsorJ, Anderson, Gomez. THIRD ROW: Leese, Costales, Walsh, Cook, Martin, Munoz, Me- ville, Hall. FOURTH ROW: Kelley, DiStefano, Lucas, Kay, Betts, Boylan, Beck. BACK ROW: Curinga, Shrah, Halt, Diamond, Kunza, Wolfe, Jachnuk, Lopez. r.