Wilson High School - Nova Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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.,., . . ,V ,4.,.' ,f,V.,'!.4. ff T l f 1? 5 'V 1 54 .. . ' T2 . . 7 ,- z Z F Girls play German exchange Tape. German Club Promotes Awareness of Germany Singing of German drinking song adds pep To club hooTenanny. EnThusiasm in German Club This year was sTimulaTed by a German HooTenany and a Chinese AucTion. Mem- bers also enjoyed a Trip To The Bavarian ResTauranT where They sampled WienerschniTzel and oTher German foods. Frau EpsTein supervised such club acTiviTies as presen- TaTions of German skiTs, which helped The members acquire a working knowledge of The German language. Exchanging Tapes wiTh Two German high schools was one of The club's major acTiviTies. The Tapes, recorded in German by sTudenTs of These schools, provided a chance for American sTudenTs To acquainT Themselves wiTh Ger- man school life and cusToms. xxx Front row: M. Howard, L. Erickson, V. KnechT, L. Blackshaw, V. O'Neil S. Pazina, P. Neilsen, S. Smith, D. Pellegrini, M. Simkins, E. Kelly W. Robins, L. McMurray, D. Myers, C. Murphy, M. Thomas, A. Lukins, P. Harwick, T. Siurrock 0 Row 2: M. Tollefson, M. Whifing, B. Schu 46 , macher, G. Sudar, B. Kennedy, J. Rancipher, K. Snodgrass, P. Johnson, , R. Heimark, C. Allison, P. Tschudin, V, Ufhus, S. Heenan, M. ZiTTel K. WhiTTier, K. WoIlsTenhulme, M. WrighT, J. Paulsen, D. Franzke - B. Bailor, L. Fors, M. Glundberg, S. Repp, B. Cliffe, J. Hoyt, B. BuTTorff

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Class Representatives Collect for Red Cross Although the Red Cross representatives per- tonmed but one service during the year, they completed their job with competence. The group collected money from roll rooms to contribute to the National High School Red Cross. For three days during the month ot November, they accepted donations and acknowledged them with the traditional pins and cards. They collected a total ot over l45 dollars and enrolled a record number ot members in the National Red Cross. Jim Carlson pins Dennis Clarke. I, 2' Red Cross advisor Mrs. Hemenway tills out student membership cards fi,4 i ,ff fb ,, ' ,if QKQJZM .. fs f ,y.ffj, gff , I, ff . I 253277 J 1 f Wgjffg , fffff' f V I f I 5 A ' -W4 -, , f Q M Lea Fleissner accepts donations from roll room representatives.

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amu .w...l,, .. Front VOWI D- l'lGfTlOY, D- SIOGUCS, C. Allerdings, K. Cornelius, D. J. Buecker, L. Zaferin. 0 Row 3: M. Zenk, C. Willburn, C. McMillan, Hoffer, P. Kemp, R. 'l'l10I'SOl'1, D. Kohler, B. Miller, J. Holm, l.. Dahlirie, J, Leonard, J, Kiehl, C, Thompson, D, Durkee, R, Pendergrast, B, D. Sturdy, J. Herrmann, W. Craver. 0 Row 2: B. Batey, J. Mauch, Campbell, D. Dale, W. Cunningham, R. Pulitano, G. Pavolka, W. R. Morgan, G. Buccini, J. Johnson, J. Warren, R. Haugland, M. Fox, Starky, D, Simpson, R. Pelt, S. Burmark, J. Honeywell, S. Wallace, J. Gilbert, M. Stebbins, O I Flesfa celebraflon Increases As the largest language club in the school, Spanish Club provided an interesting year's program of movies, . speakers and games. Ot educational value were the ' movies about Spanish-speaking countries, which vvere Knowledge of Spqnlsh culture shown at a number ot the meetings. They enlarged the students' knowledge ot the culture as well as the langu- age. The outstanding speaker ot the year vvas a Cuban refugee, who compared living conditions in Cuba to those in the United States. At more intormal meetings, club members played Spanish Bingo, a game which Mrs. Gurse taught them. Highlighting the year was the Christmas party, complete with fiesta and pinata. M., M. , , 45? .14 4 1 5 1 ,ms ,1f. 'f , gu,',.'-23 3- 02' Q 1'. 9 Mrs. Turkovich poses in her native dress. Spanish Club members decorate tor Christmas party. 47