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

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O Senior A Committee Chairman, Row l, Annette Deal, Senior Tea, Patsy Adams, Senior Breakfast, Verne Chapman, Prom Committee, Carolyn Torrence, Senior Tea Program, Bob Hoyt, Parade Committee, Angela LaCastro, Senior Breakfast Decorations, Richard Luchetta, Clean-up, Donna Miller, Arrange- ment of Tea, Row 2, Vivian Richardson, Set up for Senior Picnic, Bob Barnicoat, Library Set up, Roger Johnson, General Chairman Picnic, Richard Riding, Tea Supplies, Blayne Ferguson, Food for Picnic, Rachel Garcia, Senior Tea, Jo Altman, Clean up, Cards and Announcements, Frances Hollis, Tea Decorations. W4 Egyptian Cheerleaders Fran Hollis, Pat Sharp, Bar- bara Wesley and ,lanis Ong proved to be an endless source of energy and enthusiasm. Their spirited cheers buoyed the class and proved catching. 1 is -0 4 75 x--..f.,..4' Egyptian class sponsors are, in Row l, Senior B Class Oiicers, Raw I, Nileen Miss Fiarello Mrs. Brill, and Miss Hoffman, Carrier. Girls' Vice-President, Verne Chap- and in Row 2 Mr. Heinkel, Mrs. Whittle, man, President, Jerry Stapp, Boys' Vice- and Mr White President, Row 2, Pat Helbling, Treasurer, Jo Dimel, Secretary. P ,'7'i, f. Q - . Q,f?'lf5 7i g'x' .J 'eff L.. -... A Sealbearers of Class of Summer of 1956 are Janis Ong and Dick Scheidt.

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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.

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5 F PATSY ADAMS Future Teachers of America Scholarship Society Journalism Sr. Breakfast Committee Chairman 1 BARBARA BERGMAN Edells Sr. B Tea Committee Sr. A Breakfast Committee CARYL BROWN Comwolei Edells Sr. B Tea Committee Sr. A Tea Committee 28 .IO ALTMAN Sr. B Tea Committee Sr. A Cards and Announce- ments Chairman Drill Team Fashion Show Princess Edells BARBARA BLACK Student Body Secretary Lettergirl Vice-President G.A.A. Secretary l.C.C. President Officials Club President: Secretory SHIRLEY BROWN Sr. Scholarship G.A.A. Comwolei Sr. B Cap 8. Gown Commit- tee Sr. A Tea Committee RICHARD ANDERSON Sr. B Tea Committee Sr. A Picnic Committee Dance Band Sr. Orchestra Band y ri'-1' sf -fn if ERNESTINE BLACKSHER Y Teens Fashion Show Talent Show Sr. B Front Lawn Committee Sr. A Breakfast Committee JOSIE BACA Drill Team Annual Staff Journalism Stat? Sr. B Tea Committee Sr, A Breakfast HAROLD BORCHERS BILL BUCHANAN School Cheerleader Gym Club Hi-Y Hitching Post Editor Sr. A Picnic Committee CONNIE BURKE Edells Sr. A Picnic Committee Sr. B Tea Committee Front Lawn Committee BOB BARNICOAT Gym Club B Football Sr. B Color Day Committee Sr, A Tea Set-up Chairman Art SHARON BRENNAN Miss Wilson Candidate B-I2 Girl of the Grade Sr. Scholarship Treasurer Sr. B Cap 8. Gown Chairman Hitching Post Copy Editor NILEEN CARRIER Sr. A Treasurer Sr. B Girls' Vice-President Sr. B Color Day Chairman Drill Team Captain G.A.A. Egyptians proudly display their powder blue and white on color day