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

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74 dun! DRAMATIME lWINTERl COMPANY-FRONT: Novella Pabst, Jean Spalione, Dorothy Duesler, Rosalie Maiorca, Er' ' x 4 , , ff? 'T WTTJ TN ' 1' W 'f 'T xy h DIRECTOR-Miss Aura Hoffman Mike Mend lBack7, Mary Ellen Croasmun, Al Le Cornu. SECOND ROW: Tom Joy, Mike Osborne, Charles Cook, spends many long hours each Marge McCarty, Carol Alnett, Linda Friedland, Eleanor Zebrach, Celia Selby. THIRD ROW: Dave Phillips, Harriet semester shaping up the wonder. Gish, Mayer Proctor, Barbara Miller, Janice Cowley, Claudia Ellison, Maxine Behrs, Bob Widden, Sid Siegel. ful plays that delight and enter- FOURTH ROW: Bernie Ginsberg, Jean Pritchett, Carol Babcock, Jack Beirle, Shirley Le Cornu, Helen Burroughs, tain Wilson's students, Bob Ashford, Celia Riddle, Don McBride, Gil Gahr, Robert Elkins. IIT ENTH- WORD -Croasmun, Duesler, McCarty, Maiorca. BE- LOW: Riddle, Zebrach, Friedland, Miller, Spalione. Nw FIFTY MINUTES -BELOW, RIGHT: Phillips, McBride, Ginsberg, Cowley, Osborne, Selby. ADAM'S RIB HURTS wBers, Ellison, Burroughs, Babcock, Gish, Costantino, Bohr, Siegel. l ll l l i l I

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1 Q 5 E? if 'Spf M0T0RCADEMZenzola, Stapp and Smitson stand by their winning cars. CARS! CARS!-TOP: Nlr. Davidson inspects a well-groomed motor. CENTER: Everything from Dad's pride to a custom hot rod. BELOW: In Drivers' Training classes boys learned some of the fine points of car care. I l . ruins. W . 4. ,WM 'I iisur-smavisonas 1' Q lum en Euuu mnl NY sv if L...---n ---v -' The safety stressing Nlotorcade, on the other hand, was most excit- ing for mechanically-minded boys. Prizes were awarded, from the best hopped-up custom to the most luscious interior designs. I my NYJN-me Q JUDGES-Police traffic officers checked safety equipment fi Q WINNERS-ABOVE: Dickie Caro fabovel and Alvert Albo stand beside their entries. M ..s..--..-----1--- LIGHT AND SOUND CREW-The stage crew served at all events, from setting up the public address system for the motorcade to special lighting effects for the fashion show.Al LeCornu, Tom Joy, Paul White, Nlr. Davidson.

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, .fy Y. ,x 1 , 5 po! E K. FIFTYAMINUTES -Siegel, Ash- A NOSE FOR NEWS COMPANY-Row l: Bob Ashford, Carol Alnett, Linda Friedland, June Siminow, Novella ford, Bierle, Mend, Cook. Pabst, Joann Siminow, Frank Turner. ROW 2: Paul White, Donna Lawson, Warren Bowles, Margie Costantino, Charles Cook, Celia Selby, Eugene Robkin, Dorothy Duesler, Rollie Slagle, Claudia Ellison, Tom Joy. Drama students again proved to Wilson their fine training and dramatic ability. The players presented three one-act plays, Adams Rib Hurts, Fifty Minutes, and the Tenth Word, for the fall semester Drama- Time, and a thre-act mystery comedy, A Nose for News, in the spring. Dramatic tidbits that supplemented assemblies and rallies were also a product ofthe drama department under the sensitive creative direc- tion of Miss Aura Hoffman. S -l A NOSE FOR NEWS -Selby, Friedland, Ashford, Poss, Costan- tino, Cook, Pabst, Ellison, Duesler, Turner. POWDER PUFFS -Carol Consevoy, Natalie Rannis, Priscella Hernandez, Kathy Tadolini, are in charge of makeup for all productions. Mrs. Whittle is sponsor. Ashford, Bowles, Turner. RIGHT: Pabst, Slagle. 75 A NOSE FOR NEWS -LEFT: Cook, Costantino, Turner, Ellison, Selby, Ashford, Duesler, Friedland, Cook,