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

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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.

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