Wilson High School - Nova Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Girls' Club executive otticers: Diane Hotter, President, Julie Johnson, Vice President, Molly McBride, Treasurer, Gretchen Sandquist, Corresponding Secretary, Cecilia Gilbert, Recording Secretary. Father-Daughter Banquet proves enioyable to dads and daughters. 42 Girls' Club Sponsors Variety of Activities Girls' Club Council began its year by sponsor- ing the Little Sister Picnic in August. All girls who attended the picnic, particularly the new sophomores, became aware ot the triendly and cooperative spirit displayed in Girls' Club activ- ities. As in past years, Girls' Club sponsored the Cotton Carnival in April and the Father-Daughter Banquet in March. The spring Tolo, Charade, was held March 6 in the Crystal Ballroom ot the Winthrop Hotel, with red and black decorations carrying out the theme. Council initiated several new projects this year. These included a style show assembly in April and exchange visits with other Tacoma Girls' Clubs. The tive executive otticers visited West Bremerton l-ligh School and sponsored an exchange with Fite l-ligh School.

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Key Club Dance Makes Worthy Proiects Possible Yes, she's a vviTch . . echoed from The caTeTeria during The largesT dance ever held aT Wilson. Sponsored by Key Club, The dance neTTed over Tive hundred dollars - parT of which was used To purchase a TiTTy-sTar flag for The gym. As a service organizaTion, Key Club performed several necessary Tasks around The school. They polished school Trophies, painTed meTal sTrips on The logs in The parking loT, and cared Tor The ram's head which They donaTed Two years ago. Speakers represenTing The poliTical specTrum helped susTain inTeresT during The year. They came from The American Civil LiberTies Union, The Young Americans Tor Freedom, and The John Birch SocieTy. Mr. Moe, Wilson's college counselor, spoke To The club members abouT college applicaTions. VisiTors To The club also included a scuba diver and John Simac, presidenT oT The Tacoma MounTaineers Club. Mr. Beer accepTs Tlag Trom Key Club presidenT, Jim Fisher ' ' ' W. C , S. McRae, D. Simpson, Rovv 3. J. DePevv, J. Spigal, G. Clark, D, Hall, G. Sudar, J. Fisher From LOW: :x5il:,Z'rkDa Efiklngrl D. BerlgTLTr'Td, B. Richards, W. Gilham, R. Femer, D. Clarke, W. Dodge, J. Quick, B. Campbell. 53' 2131533 Jepsen, P. Ellingson, B. Hall, D. HolT, T. Sforwick I

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Front Row: P. Roth, S. Sfewarf, B. DeLong, J. Henderson, P. Nielsen, Mclntyre, M- SWGVISTFOFTW, J- Honeywell, Nl. Byers, K. Hermsled, B M. McBricle, C. Gilbert, D. Holler, J. Johnson, G. Sanclquisr, L. Barker, Spence, J. Kowalski, S. Peters, C. Reed, V. Palmer, A. Lukins, K L. Fors, M. Thomas, S. Bona - Row 2: K. Linehan, B. Riclpafh, K. Sfebbins, M. Price. x ' ' -- x Patty Rolb and Barb Rlclpalb publish Girls' Club news. Mr. Ponlco crowns Sue Peters Tolo queen.