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

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15 'F GT' T- -C' TT !'l'm JI' Page 20 Alspaugh, Edna Amos, Edith Armstrong, Jerry Bantock, Opal Bantock, Clarahelle Bashe, Dorothy Bennett, Pearl Bish, Glenn Butler, Winnifred Bush, Charles Casperson, Uldine Chambers, Harold Cheasley, Bruce Casebeer, Archie Clark, Grant Claypool, Lou Fairy Conway, Elbert Cook, Byron Crawford, Ilarry Day, Orval Dobbs, Ethel Einhorn, Julius Emerson, Jack Emery, Kendall Gambel, Nadine Foster, Jack Goodwin, John Greathouse, Sylvia Grubbs, Velton llanna, Adelle Hamilton, Mazie Henderson, Elda llulsman, Mary Harder, Elbert Hoffman, Rosemary Holcomb, Billy jones, Lucile Kitterman, Arthur Lambert, Walter Lane, Edward Landsittel, Josephine Latta, Chester Leighton, Walter Lyle, Lon Lawson, Ruth May, Sherman Mann, Kathleen Meech, Letha 9A PUPILS PROMOTED TO CENTR JANUARY 1928 Wright, Onie Merril, Madeline Miller, Elizabeth Milligan, Rhett Moody, Alta Moody, Albert Moore, Erma McCoy, Adolphus McCabe, Freda McCrary, Valjean McDairmid, Donald Neighbors, Raymond Norval, Lawrey Pattersqn, Mary Pearson, Genevieve Peck, VVillis Phillips, VVilma Plummer, VValter Potter, Opal Pyeatt, Doris Ragan, Marshall Rapier, james Reynolds, Raymond Reynolds, Duke Rudisel, Ted Sanders, james Seale, Alma Seivert, Ethel Shipman, Lucille Simler, Dorothy Smith, Hazel Smittle, Jack Smittle, Janell Sperber, Margaret Stephens, Fred Stone, Billy Stringer, Pauline Stutsman, Stanley Taflinger, Blackwood Taylor, james Thomas, Paul Thompson, Doris Thompson, Mildred Torrence, Helen Traweek, Toby Trout, Homer Turner, Leonard VVells, Dorothy VVoodall, Bonnie AL HIGH Aa -:- -:- -:f- -:- -:- -:-

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555 -:- -:- ' -:- -:- ec- 15:- 'D' 'D' MRS. FRANKLIN S1sr.ER Srrrrlary Mks. CLYnE INGHAM Prrxidrnt Under the guidance of Nlrs. Clyde Ingham, president, and Mrs. Franklin Sisler, .Cp secretary, a committee of teachers and patrons met and planned a comprehensive program for the year 1927 and 1928. A series of programs was planned, each of which was to have as its main purpose to bring the patrons in closer contact with some department of the school. At each meeting, one or more instructors in certain departments gave talks. Rooms in Which these particular subjects are taught were + opened so that the patrons might see the work of the students, and the equipment of the room. Each program was made more interesting by a few moments of music, small plays, etc., and were sometimes followed by a social hour. These programs have been enthusiastically supported b patrons. At ever meet- -:F as Y Y ing the attendance has been surprisingly good. The ro rams for the year follow: P g IJECEMBER 8 MARCH 1 Q Music. Individual numbers. Playlet and Individual llflusit numbers Health, Physical Education, Science English and Languages. Social. Social. 0' JANUARY 5 APRIL 5 Music. Girls Glee Club. Boys Glee Club. Health, Physical Education, Science. Mathematics and Business 0 Social. Social. HD. FEBRUARY Z MAY 3 Music. Orchestra. Band. Manual Art, Foods, Clothing. Geography and History. Social. Social. 'D' Pagz 22 ,Fil il A 12' 'f:BEL., fi' A