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

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J-'FW A Lei ho .ng 45 S H - -MCAD X x-L 1 if 'T' -YYX L- L '-I SRM fe-sillmx FACULTY OF WOODROW WILSON Roy B. BRAnsI-IAW ...,... ......,....,.,,,,...,,,.............,..,....,,.,.,...... , .....,,...,,,,,.,,.. P rineipal ROSEMARY SI-IEEI-IAN .,..,... ,... .... ANN WILKE .......,.......... WILLA MAE VOYLES ALICE KIRKBRIDE .....,..... MARIAN BAILEY ..,A..,....., Vice Principal and Dean of Girls Director of Activities ,.,-..,. Director of Cafeteria School Nu rsc' MRS. EULA MALLETT ....... .. ..v.....,.. . .,.,..,,,.. . Helen Bean Ada B. Cressman Katherine Gibson ENGLISH KATHERINE MORAN Chairman-Dirertor of Publication: Barbara Harrington Lura Lake Fanny Nowlin SOCIAL STUDIES Visiting Teacher Mary Richards Ann Wilke Harriettc Westbrook NELLE BRIGHT WEATHERFORD, Chairman Velma Craig J. Claire Crane Helen Giffert Helen Lea SCIENCE ADA B. HANNA, Chairman Nancy Van Bradt Harriette Westbrook Leonard S. Elstner Edith F. Force Bob White ' MATHEMATICS WILLIAM B. WIsE, Chairman Mae K. Brown Grace West Ann Wiltse Cleo Yarberry BUSINESS TRAINING Fred P. Geurin Elizabeth Curry FOREIGN LANGUAGE Lenora Barnett Maxine Witt ART MARY LINDLEY, Chairman Ella Bisell Edna Remington PRACTICAL ARTS R. A. Armstrong Mary Eadie Mabel Lowc Clarence Weger PHYSICAL EDUCATION CARL SEARS, Chairman, Dean of Boys Willard Downs Bertie Hammond Lucille Jordon MUSIC Marie Wall Gladys Scott ROGER PENN LoREN HERBOLD Band and Orchestra Violin THE BOOSTER PAGE 15

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' A A e Q12 M 'ff -of fnfffefiw N ROSEMARY SHEEHAN x'Ir'1f: PR1N1'ii-Al. .xxn DEAN oi' fsim.s wooimow wirsox .irxioir mon sviiool. Sfllrfl'llf.Y of W!!lfllII'fill' Wfifwu: GREETINGS ! The choice of theme for your Yearbook is evidence of your appreciation of the progress of our great state. I hope that in your study of the noble char- acters to whom you so fittingly pay tribute you may find a challenge to make of yourselves all that you are capable of becoming. Our country is no longer in need of individuals uv settle a frontier or conf qucr a wildcmcssg but, it is sorely in need of individuals, imbued with courage, loyalty, devotion, and enthusiasm to work with others in a common struggle against poverty, disease, ignorance, and lawlessness. If your study has made you appreciative of the past and its traditions, it has, no doubt, made you critical of the present and will aid you in effectively facing the future. May it create within you a desire and an ambition to per' petuate the democratic ideals of the founders of this commonwealth. I9 THE BGOSIER 32 I'xr:i-, I4

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ia I-QE - I 'Y X A-L J - -4- -5, Q llldllt Eu OFFICE AS Sl STANTS NELLIE HIBILS, Office ASA'iXf!llIf IRICHARD CUIKRY, MARY CAN'f1iliLL, VVARRICN Bl.Ol S'l'ON, Pupil AxsixlII111's JANE JOHNSTON DOROTHY MCCULLY BETTY JEAN SIMS JAMES GARRETT JUNIOR KNOTEN ETHEL MAE HAZELTON MYRTTI.E MAE HALL FRANCES BROWN RUTH WYRIAN CAli0I,X'N KRISHIZR, Axxixlurzl lo Prinvipfzl STUDENT OFFICE ASSISTANTS LUCILLE THALMAN HILDA MAY EDITH HANNUM DOROTHY CONSTANI' LILLIAN RIPS PAULINE ANDERSON ELEANOR HACRETT BERNICE KRASN12 THELMA HAUI7FI'IAUS THE BOOSIER PAGE 16 MAXINIE BENNETT MAXINE CLEMISHIRI ATHANE HOGAN MARGARET JAGGERS MAXINE 1Y1CDANII'.I, CHARLOTTE KEY ELLEN MOORE JACKIE LEWIS MAXINE HARPliIi