Wilson High School - Nova Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Dr. Giaudrone, SuperinTendenT School Board meeTings were noT all dry dis- cussions of pencil purchasing and parenT appease- menT. Typical Thursday evening meeTings includ- ed discussions of new Teachers, films on educa- Tional problems and various new Teaching Techniques. AT The November T2 meeTing, for example, a STanFord UniversiTy film on Teaching requiremenTs was shown. Board members worked diIigenTly and lisTened To all proposals and conTroversies which arose. Dr. Angelo Giaudrone, SuperinTendenT of Schools, submiTTed a buclgeT for The board's approval and carried ouT iTs decisions. The board conTrolled The educaTional sysTems of Tacoma, Fircrest, Larchmonf, HunT's Prairie, Dash PoinT, and Brown's Poinf, all part of Tacoma School DisTricT Number Ten. Efficient School Board Coordinates Diversified Program of Education mf f7'x,V734'.1,m,. , vm' 1 1- ' z I 2 ,i r,g,vQyv,Z-, f,V,.5,?,, , ',.7,,f T r - ,ya , W f, pw: ,r Mr. Gillihan, Mr. Tuell, Mr. Haley, Mr. Boze, and Mr. STerbick discuss issues of educaTion.

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Mr. Edrington explains his teaching methods to parents ot his philosophy students. 'illhn-.. Mrs. Williams and Mr. Wheeler plan upcoming PTA meeting. PTA Promotes Parent'- Teocher Cooperation Through the leadership ot its president, Mrs. Williams, the Wilson PTA continued its program ot parent-teacher cooperation. Back-to-School Night vvas the outstanding meeting ot the year. During this orientation period, parents were given an opportunity to conter brietly vvith their children's teachers. As a community service, PTA members helped register voters for elections. They also aided in the distribution ot campaign literature and visited individual homes to encourage voting. At the end ot the year, they sponsored a dinner tor the Wilson faculty. As a chief money-making protect, PTA spon- sored a dance tor Wilson students in December.