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

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DIANA REYE-S Sr. Class Cheerleader JEAN SPALIONE Y-Teen V.-Pres. Tenth Word Our Town Sr. B Breakfast Con Sr. A Cards 8- Ann. JOE RIVERA A Football A Track A Basketball Letterman Sr. A Tea Committee BEVERLY STUTZ 4 Lettergirl Treas. Comwolei Edells Y-Teens Officials 2 I .A EDDIE ROSE Sealbearer Sr. Scholarship IA Tennis A Basketball Copy Editor MARY ANN TAMBURELLI Sr. B Class Sec. A Cappella Comwolei Sec. Officials Sec. Y-Teen Treas. 1 . . 1 5? I - 4 1 x- GUY SERLES Sr. A Picnic Committee RODNEY VELASCO Grounds Comm. Sr. B Front Lawn Sr. A Tea Comm. Hmm boy, sure looks good. are Q Colorful Cake adds sparkle to Sr. Tea. in-W DAVID WALL Boys' Federation Sr. B Budget Comm. Sr. A Picnic Comm. BOB WATTERLOND Sr. B Tea Comm. Sr. A Breakfast Committee ROLLIE SLAGLE Boys' V.- Pres. Sr. A President Our Town ICC President Key Club Secretary JACK VRTAR .4 JACKIE WHITE Y-Teens Corres. Sec. G.L.C. Edells Sr. B Banner Comm. Sr. A Breakfast Dec. 25 12.

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FRANCIS MERRIMAN B Track Sr. Boys'Glee A Cappella Sr. Breakfast Com. Sr. A Picnic Comm. -.,.-ve Q.- JANET PANTALONE 2 Lettergirl Hist. Comwolei G.A.A. Historian Edells Sr. A Tea Committee BOB RAYMOND A Football A Track Hi-Y Letterman Sr. A Tea Comm. 24 STEVE MILICI Sr. A Tea Committee ? '----fe X 1 ' A f RAY POWELL A Track Hi-Y Sr. B Sweater Comm Sr. A Picnic Cleanup Chairman BRENDA REVSEN Edells Sr. B Girls'VrPres. A Cappella Spanish Club G. L. C. 2 fha, 4' AWK' di ,lining wt ' I 4 ' f I XX X li I W s A Xt ERNIE MONTESANTI TOMMY NIELSON RHAY OGAWA Gymnastics Sr. B President B Football Trqck A Tennis A 8. C Track Basketball Key Club Letterman A Cappella Lefiefmdn. Hi-Y Secretary A CGPPCHU ' Q- Q an as.- 1 'f 1- l RICHARD PULCIFER A Football A 8. B Baseball A Track Hi-Y President Lettermens' Sgt. X I LINDA REVSEN Edells President Girls'League Hist. A Cappella Journalism G.L.C. A Cappella is 3 'O' I 4 , , A MARGARET RAMIREZ IRVING RASHOFF Sr. A Picnic Comm. A Basketball 81 C Basketball Sr. B Cap 81 Gown Sr. A Breakfast Comn g '-lunar Maids of Athens display their class treasures. yy Athenian wheels look solemn.

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l gn' 0 fi Q7 A 1 wi K . 'HQ iss. '-W. Y mlrlhbk A A f fin J , A f-use z, f l , l ll T 1 'N -+4 EGYPTIAN SR. A CLASS OFFICERS: Annette Deal, Girls' Vice-President: Marc De Fevere,Presidentg Richard Montague, Boys' Vice-Presidentg Pat Helbling, Secretaryg Nileen Carrier, Treasurer. I On that memorable day of January 6 the cornerstone was laid for the Egyptian pyra- mid when the class of S'56 donned the powder blue and white and began their Senior activities. As the Egyptians of old, they sought to make the motto chosen by the class a reality for, in vain we build the world unless the builders also grow. Lead by Presi- dent Marc De Fevere they grew academically through their school work and socially through the many class activities. The pyramid began to develop'when the picnic and tea were held and the second and third layers of blocks were laid. Two last maior Egyptian activities were the Senior Prom and the traditional breakfast. Forming the apex of the pyramid, the last block was laid on graduation night at the East Los Angeles Junior College when the Egyptians reached the end of their high school days.