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

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Head downl eye on the ball! keep your left arm stiff! Ready, swing! Fore! See how evenly the stripes are matched? . . How to solve the depression? We have it all figured out . . . The national debt has been set- led dozens of times . . . I hope it cIoesn't look like this when itis cooked! . . Mothers of tomorrow learn to care for future presidents. I SCIENCE FACULTY-Upper picture: March, Enholm, Stewart, Lowry, Dunkle, Shallenberger. CoM- MERCIAL-Middle picture: Nutter, Waddell, Hennes, Hiles, Blackman, Franck, Makepeace. ENGLISH- Lower picture: Garlick, Harrison, Krythe, Sullivan, Dougherty, A. Johnson, Townsend, V. Johnston, Hard- ie, Ehmann. CITY IN OVER ED THE SCHOOL TO THE RAMA, MUSIC, MERCHANTS' DAY 25 lid.,

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Train students to be interesting and healthy at 40 SCIENCE, COMMERCIAL ENGLISH l JUNIOR CITIZENS-In every major activity in the city of Long Beach, stu- dents from every walk of campus life shared as a junior citizen. The philosophy of education in Wilson is keyed to help the students find their places in the civic life ofthe city. J-r. Speakers gave 200 talks to civic groupsg 200 potential salesmen took part in Merchant,s Dayg Glees and Orchestra appeared before hundreds in service groups as well as commencementg Thespians were constantly called to brighten programs and broadcasts for mature groupsg educators from the four corners observed Miss Mary Hansen's groups in their self-directed problemsg the annual ad crew solicited business men to defend a national reputationg Scrip- ters wrote broadcast playsg 300 entries responded to invitational tennis meet. Al WILSON INTL 400 EVENTS. TA 2-1

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Good statesmen learn their Iundamentals here NEW CURRICULA REVISION l CURRICULA REVISION-Long Beach, as always, is in the vanguard in insti- tuting and experimenting with curricula designed to meet social and economic trends and to incorporate the best educational philosophies, techniques, and practices. Superintendent Kenneth E. Oberholtzer has organized city wide cur- ricula revision committees to inaugurate a program of experimentation in all segments of the Long Beach schools. Surveys and studies that appear in the Sixteenth Annual Yearbook are being used in this revision. Representing Wilson in the revision are Principal Harry Moore, executive committee, R. D. Woodwa'rd, English-social studies, and Miss Mary Hansen, language arts. I SOCIAL STUDIES-Upper picture: Eggenberger, Turnbull, Pierce, Ehmnnn, Hart, Garlick. MATH-MId- dle picture: Meeks, I. Hansen, Neely, Turnbull, Balzlcen. LANGUAGE---sl..ower picture: Kryrlme, Oxley, Black- wood, Scott, Robinson, Dougherty, jolmson. l LET'S KEEP IN S LET'S LEARN T 26