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

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q ' in N 61 WINTER '56 LETTERMEN-ROW I: Jim Garcia, Richard Pulcifer. ROW 2: Joe Ri- vera, Eddie Rose, Jim Johnson, Tom Niel- son. ROW 3: Danny Klein, Marvin Gold- man, Bob Kameoka, Ray Ogawa. MR. WIKER is about to announce more iunior award winners. STANDING are some of the Junior Letter- men who have just been introduced at the Junior lettermen's Assembly in the Boys' Gym. 1 . hiv ,Al- gr , N ' W., K I.ET'TERMEN'S CLUB-ROW 1: Lonnie Barreras, Mike Scurto, Richard Montague, Wayne Thomas, Bob Blake, Richard Riding, Richard Luchetta, Ruben Yuriar, Jerry Stapp. ROW 2: Ronnie Cox, Ernie Jones, Henry Vega, Tony Vidana, James Nakano, Robert Koeb, Gary Garofalo, Paul White, Danny Duran, Ted Hill. ROW 3: Kenneth Hart, Doug Robinson, Arnold Springer, Frank Sherwood, Wayne Martin, John Langdale, Andy Honig, David Nickerson, Blayne Ferguson, Tyrone Power. THE l.ETTERMEN'S GROUPS at Wilson were organized to give service and as such have maintained a high standard. These young men have always been among those most active in school activities as well as in student government. Their activities are too many to outline, however, a notable and fairly recent addition to the list is usher- ing at non-athletic events, giving valuable assistance to the Lettergirls. The Junior Lettermen are equally as active and enthusiastic as their senior counter- parts, and in their relatively short time in existence have proved to be real leaders in all phases of school life. ' maui JUNIOR LETTERMEN-ROW I: Rodney Florea, Bob Van Nort, Carlos Hernandez, Mr. Wiker, Jim Deacon, Craig Chapman, Martin Hughes. ROW 2: Jimmy Mares, Curtis Holt, Jimmy Rode, Hollis Hanover, Armando Garcia, Warren Becker. , . -. , - 9 f' A V Mi-'L . H I vii. -1-ff f Q . . L ff' fr 1:-f' N: I f- . A - ,I L Arne ,N -:fy , ,IW-F 4 ,Q- ' uf- ' P. , P ,- qi-I it 5 ', ' H- H. vi.-K ,, .-it at sgis Q, uw? 15 'A' W W ,Q -- K 4 4 . 1 f uni: 04.4 N- -I-vr '3fQ .7 V KR! ':.-aus, ' ' E7 f ' A .s-,gf -4

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Hoofprints and the students of Woodrow Wilson High School wish to take this opportunity to thank the advertisers for their generos- ity in making this book possible. eu i fiom ,xx X 4 tae ' M: 4 5 Vik?-3 K 1- 5-Mig F A fa? ff4ieree.M E , e fi' ,, il . NEWlAND'S HARDWARE We Give S 81 H Green Stamps 4938 Huntington Dr. South Los Angeles 32, California FREE DELIVERY cApaf0l 1-1 962 A,, ,Z ., . 5 Lembardls Delicatessen 4635 No. Huntington Dr. Imported and Domestic Italian Products We Specialize in Sandwiches to Go All Kinds of Beverages