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

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' cf! ff' RICHARD PULCIFER was a two year All- City and three year All-League football player. -er-if 'fi I gm' Atl!- 1 ' i I 1 ' f li 1 DON WALDO won second place in the HeraId'Examiner Oratorical Contest with an original address an John Adams. .s ,,, .1 .I I 34? A' 'OV' f .pi X FIVE MEMBERS OF THE ALI.-CITY OR- CHESTRA, an outstanding musical achieve- ment, are Barbara Steinberg, Etan Marko- witz, Pat La Grutta, Richard Rehwald and Johnny Duncan. . K- wif -A-o..,.. AWARD WILSON HIGH SCHOOL was the recip- ient of the Sportsmanship Trophy for the outstanding spirit displayed throughout the fall by all the students. lt is their earnest desire that this trophy remain at Wilson for many years to come. , 1 .s 140' MARVIN GOLDMAN was awarded a sec- KATHY TADOLINI was Wilson's repre- ond place medal for sports writing in the sentative to the statewide Betty Crocker iournalism contest at East Los Angeles Contest and won a medallion for her ef- Junior College, forts in the regional contest held at Wil- son. 16 ., 'x ERNIE MONTESANTI won the only indi vidual prize given in the Los Angeles State College Press Contest tor his edu torial on sportsmanship.

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,iv 3 fa- .. ' 4'x V 2.1 5 Ji. fn 1 Cafeteria Staff-ROW 'l: Lillie Atkinson, Lois Miller, Josephine D. Riding, Manager, Mr. Clark, Chief Gardener, and Mr. Lewis, Head Anna Eslrella. ROW 2: Ola M. Thomas, Alberta Guidry, Mary Baum, Eleanor Podach, Cuslodian. Nern W. Larry. L s Library Stal!-ROW 1: Judy Robins, Toni Cappello, Dalia Dorfman, Alice Williams, Mr. Bakiian, Ruth Huizar, Catherine Morgan, Josephine Parrino. ROW 2: Lynn Mann, Book Room Staff-ROW I: Larry Carlisle, Tom Judy Maginnis, Bonnie Becker, Bob Cuellar, Baron Harris, Ron Melilsofi, Bob Brad- Large. ROW 2: Baron Harris, Raelene Shardon, Teresa show, Yolanda Vasquez. ROW 3: Armida Vega, Vickie Puckell, Lois Nickerson, Joyce Esparza, Lydia Garcia. ROW 3: Rudi Ramirez, Charles Shaw, Leonard Shaevilz, Nellie Cuellar, Pamela Miller, Linda Braund. Perea, Mrs. Gomez, Sandra Liles, Stanley Richmond. '1 .... as ffl? , , ' i- 1 Iv e... 4, wi, .q Q .. W, 7.-M M 1' 1 . 1' ..., i i 15

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WILSONYKWW WITH THIS PAGE the Hoofprints staff is inaugurating a new feature in the yearbook. That is the highlighting of the achievements of in- dividuals outside of school. Many honors are bestowed on our students which do not seem to receive adequate notice and through this means we hope to spotlight them each year. 5 2 fi 5 Y A. 1 vs eel Q 1 Ai 3 if -- , K, rn fm' r i 4 , ' 22,212 t W 5 H '-' 1 J' fjg A 1 has ' A 2.4. A , C. lk , ' Eb, Q . 1. ' wav We DICK CARO garnered ten points for Wil- son in the City Finals in gymnastics alter proving to be an indisputable standout all season. FRANCES HOLLIS was twice honored this year for her collage lan, impression ot a cityl which won a Gold Key in the re- gional Scholastic Art Competition and went on to be chosen among those to be hung in the Carnegie Institute as a result af the National Scholastic Competition. LEA JACHNUK was the winter 56 recrp ient of the National Thespian Society Best Performance Award. CHARLES GAIL won a Gold Key for his work in mixed media in the Scholastic Art Competition. IRENE YUHAS competed for a Bank of America award and won a third place S25 award in the business division. This award was presented to her at the Annual Bank of America Awards Dinner.