Woodrow Wilson Middle School - Statesman Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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t g , 7 H ---:- -:- -5 4- -ff 1- if l 0 CAFETERIA LIBRARY 0 N 1 CONCERNING O R SCHOOL VVoodrow VVilson junior High is located on a ten-acre tract of land in the southeastern part of the city. The build- ing is two hundred and eighty-three feet long hy one hundred and twenty feet wide. lt contains twenty-eight class- rooms, a cooking laboratory, cafeteria, auditorium-gymnasium with shower rooms in connection, shops, library, visual education room, nurse and rest rooms, and office. The total cost of the building was S392,536. , The teaching staff of the school consists of thirty-four teachers, a cafeteria director, a secretary, and a principal. , The science department teaches three branches of science, beginning in science, general, and natural science. The l science department, togeiher with the other departments of the building, has for ready reference a library of approx- l imately two thousand volumes. The circulation of the library is rapidly growing and provides a wealth of material for the students' use. - l Wlondrow VVilson prepares its students for later life. There are courses in business, wood, and metal work. Practical experience in buying and selling is obtained by those who run the bookstore. Here students may purchase hooks, pen- cils, paper, and other school supplies. The Student Aid Fund is administered by students and teachers. It provides financial assistance for worth' students who need mone' for school uruoses. 5 3 P l VVoodrow VVilsan has one of the finest cafeterias in the city. Nine hundred pupils eat here every day. Seven groups come in at intervals of ten minutes each, thus avoiding crowding. The food is excellent. The writer has endeavored to give you a short summary of the interesting highlights of our school. Space forbids mt-n.ioning more. VVe hope that when you look upon these pages they will recall many more interesting activities of 1 our school. 'D' 'D' -ll' METAL Sl IOP Page I0 gg -3- 5- -:- -:- -2 -:-

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1131 ml W i gi li .ll Bill ll W W , , Nlil li li lf i. ill F i if H? E-U l ,fi All :lil lil fi :H mg IM Mi hi ill ,in l I 3 OUR PLEDGE Amid the rich oil lands of Oklahoma For honest standards and for Learning we stand, and unto thee We pledge our hearts and hands Dear VVoodrow Wilson Junior High. Pagt' II

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-K ll' 'f' 'il 'C' 'if A-'O OC O C C HONOR STUDENTS MERLE GILES is 14 years old, and in the 9B Grade. He won first place in the Civitan Oratorical Contest at Woodrow Wilson, and second place in the City Contest. BETTI SCHUMAKER is 13 years old, and is in the 8A Grade. Betti Won first place in both the City and County Spelling Contests. ELIZABETH MILLER is 15 years old, and was a member of 9A class which went to high school in January. Elizabeth won first place in the Civitan Or- atorical Contest at Woodrow Wilson School. CARROLL COKE is 15 years old, and a member of the 9A class. He won third place in the poster contest for Greater Tulsa Week. IIIERE IS BLI OWL SIRXIGHT ROAD TO SUCCESS, AND 'l'llA'l' lS MliRl'l'. Page I3 'if iff 'iff 'ine 'C' L ..,, --L