Woodrow Wilson High School - Campanile Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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1928 CAMIDANIL BESS BREAZEALE Girls' Gym Accompanist MRS. GLENN F, BALLENTINE Counselorls Secretary LEN ORA BAYN ES Clerk MILDRED HOFFMAN Secretary to Principal RAMONA BROOKS Assistant Supervisor Student Body Store IVIARY G. MEADE Assistant Registrar ANNA IVIARGARET ROACH Book Clerk KATHRYN MC WILLIAMS Library Clerk EVELYN WATERMAN Attendance Clerk RENA WILLIAMS Switchboard Operator MRS. F. W. WHITE Assistant Supervisor Student Body Store ERVICE-Among those who receive recognition for their services in this 1928 Campanile are caretakers, those faithful, cheerful custodians who have served our school so well. fIThese men are: Earnest Sohn, head janitorg C. L. Cary, head gardenerg G. W. Edwards, general custodiang George Meyer, custodian of the Boys' Gymg and Charles Clarkg John Collierg Sherman Hardyg Jas. T. Hayterg C. O. Hoppingg Ernest Hortong William McLeang Fred Oweng James Reiffg Harry Saundersg Frank Savayag Floyd Siebeng H. B. Whitaker. Mrs. Eva B. Gripp deserves a vote of thanks for her services in the interests of the Girls, Gymnasium Department. Roy Manker, who has acted in the capacity of night watchman, also deserves comrnendation for his ceaseless vigilance during the long night watches of the year.

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CAM 1 yi fX ' X VV 5 i 3 all , .f x l X I. x LE 928 LOUISE W. THOMPSON EnglisI'iQ LOUIS A. TREMPE Commercial MAY L. SYMONDS Home Economics GLADYS M. XWADDELL Commercial J. K. WADE Commercial FAY TUNISON CHARLOTTE A. WELLS GLENN WALKER IVA WHITTAKER H. T. WHITE RICHARD C. WILSON R. D. WOODWARD CLIFFORD L. WRIGHT RUBY C. YAGER Librarian Science Industrial Arts Nurse Science Industrial Arts English Biology Commercial

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CAMDAN LE 1928 OARD OF GOVERNORS-At the conclusion of the second year of Wdson High School, we may review the program sponsored and carried out by the Board of Governors with great pride. QIThroughout the year the admin- istration of the Board was outstanding be- cause of the sound judgment displayed in handling executive affairs and the efficient organization which was built up in a short time and which functioned almost perfectly. 1IRalph Murray was chosen to act as Stu- dent Body President, and also presided at the sessions of the Board of Governors. In the capacity of president of the Student Body, he represented this school at the meetings of the Bay League Student Body Presidents which are called at frequent in- tervals. QIA large volume of business was handled during the year and Mr. Woodruff commends them on their fine work in the following terms: The Board of Governors is the most businesslike and efficient organi- zation in this school in their handling of Student Body Affairs. IINearly all of the school's business is carried on in the Board Meetings and a resume of the most impgl-tant measures Passed Show the amount ROSALIE BRASHEARS, RALPH MURRAY, DALTON MoBLEY, of Work done by our governors 'Iffhe RANDOLPH RICHARDS, THONIAS YouNG, PAUL SYLVESTER, Student Body Ticket was planned and put MRS' RUBY C' YAGER' C' H' WOODRUFF' before the schoolg budgets for Campanile and Girls' League were madeg managers were appointed for the various athletic teams, a Fire Department was organized, life passes were made for the Championship Class C Basketball Team, the Back-to-School Night was sponsoredg and a number of assemblies were held under the Governors, auspices. IIThe administration for the first semester was in the hands of Ralph Murray, Governor of Affairsg Rosalie Brashears, Governor of Welfareg Thomas Young, Governor of Safetyg and Dalton Mobley, Governor of Athletics. The cabinetis work in handling the Student Government was looked upon as a big success from the viewpoint of the Student Body. ffln the election for the second semester Ralph Murray and Rosalie Brashears were retained in their respective positions due to their manifold activities and prominence in Student Affairs, while Randolph Richards and Paul Sylvester were elected to the offices of Governor of Safety and Governor of Athletics. These Governors carried out practically the same policies inaugurated by the first semester's Board. ffMrs. Ruby C. Yager and C. H. Woodruff, Vice-Principal, served as faculty members of the Board the entire year.