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

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WINTER ADVISORY BOARD-ROW I: Nancy Yamada, Danny Duran, Leslie Craig, Linda Kortan, Nellie Cuellar. ROW 2: Norma Watii, MaryAnn Merriman, Sandra ---is Ginsburg, Lois Brynen. ROW 3: Betty Haines, Linda Henry, Nathan Glazer, Shaindell Jalowitz, Deanna DePetro. an SUMMER ADVISORY BOARD-ROW I: Bob Blake, Ruben Yuriar, Roberto Blake, Wayne Martin. ROW 2: linda Bastian, Deanna DePetro, Lucy Esparza, Diane Haines. ROW 3: Nancy Yamada, linda Kortan, Linda Henry, Sandro Schmidt. Ucfmwqiiowcal The Advisory Board is composed of two members from each home- room, one regular member and one alternate. These students discuss problems which arise on campus. Under the guidance of Roger Johnson, the winter Advisory Board set up a new way of voting. Each student had to register in order to vote, then vote on his own during lunch. This new system proved to be very wise. Only students really interested in the election voted, and the turn out was tremendous. Bob Blake headed the Summer Advisory Board, and they have set up an election board, which also takes care of tabulations and pub- Iicity. They sponsored an auction booth at the Carnival, which turned out to be a success, as did all of the other activities which they under- took this term.

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SUMMER LEADERSHIP - ROW l: Laurene Harris, Ann Goodman, An- gie Castillon, Lucille Chazaro, Joann Godfrey, Carol Consevoy, Roberta Mitchell, Sylvia Standen. ROW 2: Lea Jacknuk, Judy Castillo, Ellen Hauge, Barbara Ditsler, Mr. Mehl- man, Seyma Lehrer, Sara Carillo, Barbara Wesley, Lucy Esparza. ROW 3: Betty Baker, Barbara Black, Betty Popp, Janis Ong, Lois Brynen, Paula Dubin, Loele? Brennan, Shauna Sor- enson, Deanna DePetro, Lorraine Duke. ROW 41 Arlene Garber, Don Gonella, Mitchell Chortkofl, Jim Harton, Don Waldo, Andy Honig, Alan Cooper, Simon Zemel, Arthur Kotz, Carlos Bowers, Diane Wood, Celeste Anschultz. Z, ,A X Q51 .H Cl .- 'S -ry' I 2 1 if 1 I Q x 'J ae, - Z 1 X x f L ,- rr ., ' l-P , l i - 5 si . ,ft ,X r ' f Q . ' I l , W I V, l DL W 6 i Q1 . , . v .,,..v - ,. . we 4 R ' n ,-on '3 M 544 , Lvl 4 L ,f-ge, is i . .. , . A ,K-.Leif-. .'- yi ,I ?:w,g,:,ysgg.,,c 11? A REGULAR CLASS LY in Leadership. 58 MEMBERS listen to a committee report. if THE LEADERSHIP CLASS here at Muleville has a four-fold purpose. They try to improve the individual's character, personality, leadership abilities, and to increase their knowledge and appreciation of our school. Many strides forward have been made since Mr. Mehlman, sponsor, has taken over. The class is highly organized, and they ac- complish a great deal of service during each semester. By developing the individual's leadership capabilities through work in oral presenta- tion, committee work, and written reports, Wilson is assured of an efticient student government. LEADERSHIP CLASS promotes democratic voting.

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'3 Ui , xx. E , 7 9.41. J ,I ii -11. .gf W A 9 X l 2 ROW 1: Frances Hollis, Publicity, Barbara Wesley Chairman of Boardg Barbara Black, Service Point Linda Revsen, Buildings. ROW 2: Mike Scurta, Or- ganizationsg Marvin Goldman, Athletics, Larry Car- lisle, Fire ard Safety, Richard Luchelta, Grounds. ROW l: Laurene Harris, Organizations, Dick Scheidt, Chairman of the Board, Ann Goodman, Buildings, Darlene Cravea, Health, ROW 2: Barbara Ditsler, Service Point, Roberta Mitchell, Publicity, lucy Es' parza, Grounds, Simon Zemglf Safely. .f -i QW' A lx' . ROW l: Paul White, Girls' Judge, Shoindell Summer Girls' Judge. Summer Chief Justice, Boys' Court Sponsor. Clerk, Natalie Lozana, Court Clerk. Summer Boys' Judge: Janice Krutak, Summer Jalowitz, Wintcr Girls' Judge, Angie Castillion, ROW 2: Miss Hewitt, Sponsor, Mike Scurto, Ruben Yuriar, Winter Chief Justice, Mr. Goss, ROW 3: Margie Ditsler, Winter Girls' Court Girls' Court Clerk, Barbara Ditsler, Winter Girls' .4 'Nfl gf .,:f.,a- 'A wk A WRONG DOER receiving lustice by Ruben Yurrar, Chief Justice, and his court consisting of Shaindell Jolawitz, Girls' Judge, Angie Castillon, Girls' Judge: Janice Krutak, Court Clerk, Paul White, Boys' Judge.