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

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in war emergencies. Fine skill olwtains tlirougli practice. Hygiene lias to do witli fine standards ol cor- rect living. In war emergencies civilian liealtlu may ward off epidemics that accompany war. Y BI,lHi PRINT RliAUlNGe ln tlie liundreds of war plants in the United States are millions of men and women working for Victory. All people cannot read blue prints, and people witli tlie alwility to read lwlue prints are needed. Because lwlue prints are used in tlie construction of every sliip, every plane, every tank, every piece of equipment our lwoys use, there is a jolw for all wlio master tliis course. 0 FACUI TY. reading from left to riglit-Art-Chalker, Burdick, Lulnerg lnot in picturel. English' Town' send, Pierce, Purcell, Krytlie, Dougherty, Badenlmusen, Ellis, Harrison. Commercial--Xwaddell. Hiles, Blackman, Makepeace. Hennes Gill. Girls' P. E.-Nlatlais. Johnston, Waltz-rs, Reagan. Nurse 'xwllllb taker. Language- -Krytlie, Blackwood, Robinson, Scott, Oxley. 23

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Y NURSES' AID, FIRST AID, HYGIENI3-Three important pre-induction classes now offered for the first time, have to do with care of sick, iniured and keeping good health. Girls are taught to do things to relieve trained nurses for more technical workg such things as making beds, taking temperatures. pulses, bathing patients, and caring for small children. If girls wish to do voluntary hospital work following the course, city hospitals allow 40 hours credit on rhe 80 hours required. In standard First Aid classes girls measure up to high objectives set by the great Red Cross in caring for injured people 0 FACULTY. reading left to right-English-Social Studiesfl-Iansen, Thomas, Hastings, Wilcox, Brcesamle Stuempel, Woodward, Home Arts-Symonds, Larsen, Olmstead. Music-Driver, Bruggemann, Furjanick. Boys' P. E.-Gartner, Frazer, Archer, Davis, Meyer, Broesamle, Johnson. Social Studies-Eggenherger, Hart, Alguire, Turnbull, Pierce. llislory I1-an-he-l's ll'ill'l'll Sll'illlg'0 IIIIIIIPS mul hu' plan-vs in lurrid JIIIIHIPS 22

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Crotinger, Roy '37, Navy Pharma:ist's mate Dalot, Cliflord '37, Sgt. Army Intelligence Corps Daivs, Ray 37, Naval Reserve. Los Alamitos DeBotd, Tom '37, Lt, Marines Doyle, Clyde '37, Lt, Army Air Corps, Alaska Dempsey, jack '37, Lt, Ferry Command ttttittittttttitttttiuktukttttttt O LIFEfReading left to right: Talented Gruenewald and her drums. Nurses, Aide class get 40 hours of training to help hospital shortage, Good old volleyball! You can't beat it for fun. Blanton's ground crew will make this plane good as new. Everybody wants to discuss, argue in Pierce's Social Problems group. Robinsons Spanish class explains South American problems. Science classes feel the terrific import of mi- croscopes in global war. Nurse-si' Aida- gut rs-all ll'ilillllll.f2 sw' our hospital bvd und pantie-nl 2 I