Wilson High School - Nova Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

Page 79 text:

nd Friendship through Six Departments MMMM, it's goodl new members of Wilson's largest and most active club learned the meaning and purpose of Girls' Club at an assembly presented by Girls' Council. The new members responded to this introduction by contributing during the year to the plan- ning and execution of many new rewarding and worthwhile projects, both service and social. The annual Installation of Officers provided a beautiful and impressive climax to Girls' Club's third year. The Girls' Club scholarship was given to a deserving senior girl. One girl from each class received the honorary title, Girl of the Year, and to a senior girl went the coveted Inspirational Award. DON'T tallg we need your helpl BUNNY LEMOINE CKROLYN MAC PHEE President Advisor DECORATIONS committee works on Cotton Carnival booths. Seventy-F ive

Page 78 text:

Girls' Club Unites Wilson Girls in Service GIRLS' COUNCIL meets to settle ever-present problems. VERY girl at Wilson is a member of Girls' Club and may join any one ot six departments, through which she gives her time and talents to the school and community. The activities and responsibilities ot Girls' Club are divided among these departments: Decoration, Friendship, Program, Publicity, Service, and Social. Girls' Council, the governing body of Girls' Club, consists ot the two co-chairmen of each of the six depart- ments, the editors of The Mirror. the Girls' Club paper, and a representative from each of the three classes. In September, in the first Girls' Club activity of the year, WHO could resist Such luscious food? Big Sisters welcomed the new sophomore girls to Wilson. These GIRLS' CLUB -- Row I 0 S. Nyland, M. Gay, S. Shaw, L. Hofstad, B. Fiorino, M. Somme, B. Lemoine, I. Moodie, S. Waggoner, C. Schulz, D. McCarty, I. Patterson. Row 2 0 K. Mahnkey, F. Trotter, B. Larson, P. Iohnson, B. Barker, C. Soule, D. Macs, V. Shultz, L. Robbecke, S. Malmgren, M. Reich, S. Gylland, K. Prindel, A. Lawrence. Seventy-Four

Page 80 text:

--- f SKI- Row I 0 D. Sawdey, N. Rogers, C. Kristovich, T. Hunter, B. Radcliffe, R. Peterson, I. Plomasen, D. Cushing, C. Evans, C. Nygren I. Passick, L. Clapp, L. Sizer, S. Waggoner, M. Magnusen, L. Moehring, B. Sehon, S. Swengel, M. Battle. Row 2 0 M. Flora, B. Larson K. Nero, S. Sandberg, C. West, D. Clark, D. Norris, L. Fote, L. Bratbak, P. Haydon, G. Grindley, S. White, N. Sharpe, B. Holmgren, S Puz, L. Belcher, P. Sprague, C. Cimino. Row 3 0 D. Finnigan, D. Dille, D. Iensen, D. Baker, R. Bondy, L. Celrns, K. Schick, P. Boyle, I Lukins, C. Snow, C. Nicholl, K. Andersen, T. Cody, I. Blixt, D. Swedberg, B. Major, L. Galbraith. Row 4 I I. Hulst, L. Levy, R. Freed, D Williams, P. Kelley, C. Iepsen, D. Hiatt, A. Bratrud, D. Butler, M. Schluss, V. Shultz, L. Knecht, G. Buecke, I. Corey, S. Gould, I. Shotwell C. Rickabaugh, D. Vaswig. Row 5 0 L. Gullett, C. Penberthy, K. Anderson, L. Heath, C. Hash, K. Zingler, S. Parker, P. Norton, N. Boyd C. Lundberg, I. Harvey, C. Smith, G. Robinson, L. Doyle, P. Giltner, A. Loyning, B. Iones. Row 6 0 R. Pleasants, D. Matson, G. Upper S. Dille, S. Galbraith, M. Berg, E. Bauer, D. McCarty, S. Ferguson, I. Erickson, A. Auge, L. Upright, C. Rolletson, S. Iackson, K. Mahnl key, B. Koenig, D. Dahlberg, R. Hiller. the annual three-day ski week-end. DICK Hook on the downhill slalom. DABRYI. BROTMAN HM PLOMASEN Advisor President Seventy Six 1 Manu Wilson Skiers Active in Klahanie, ARTLY through the efforts of the Wilson ski club s hard-working cabinet, who attended a Workshop con cerning ski technique in the tall, Wilson had last season the largest number yet of active skiers in its student body. Club members, bound together by a common love of snow, mountains, and the thrilling sport of skiing, generated a great deal of enthusiasm for their favorite sport. To stimulate interest in skiing the club often presented features such as ski style shows, skiing tilms, and displays ot ski equipment. Ski club spon sored several one-day trips to Paradise in addition to