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

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A1-tivily pc-rind gives lima- for 1-lllhs. SllllIl'lll illlvrl-sts. sovisll paisl- l ACTIVITY pERIOD7PlOl166fil1g in the state of California in a free period designed to allow students to select educational activities, Wilsoii today is the beaten path of educators and their classes who come to study the working of this plan. Dr. William Campbell of U. S. C. is enthusiastic in his praise of the plan. Mr. Moore has interpreted activity period to educational groups for five years up and down the state with the enthusiastic hacking of Stanford and U. S. C. Talks are made at U. S. C. annually hefore large classes in education Objectives of the plan are to provide time for cluh and group meetings, to pro vide time for students to work on their own interests, and to provide time personality development. Every activity period finds scores of groups ha together working on various projects, following their own choices or stut in their favorite classrooms. Active Students Find Answers to HIO Problems .s-40 . + . C E v ,A A I

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I NlATHfBalclcen, Stewart, Buck, Neely, Meeks, Commerfial: Waddell, Hennes, Franck, Nutter, Blackman, Hiles, Makepeacc. -SOCIAL STUDIES-Garliclc, Pierce, Turnbull, Eggenberger, Ehmann, Hart. Industrial arts: R. Thomas, Blanton, Edwards, Morrison. 1950 Eager Students Faculty Engage in Training for Life n