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

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• GOVERNMENT — A program designed to test the initiative of student government officials was carried out by skilled legislators, judges, and executives. Governors handled registration for homecoming day, arranged for a P.T.A. Awards ' Banquet, and led the stu- dent body in democratic legislation. Headed by student Presidents, Bill Bell and Eddie Mee, commissioners and legislature were entirely reorganized. A government day assem- bly highlighted public appearance of politicians and justices for the fall semester, and a clean-up was held in spring. Supreme and student courts functioned as national ones. • LEGISLATURE — This democratic governing body approved a bill that sent 54 sec- ret ballot boxes to the different sections of the school for one of the most enthusiastic elec- tions in its history. This voting plan, duplicate of our National plan, was proposed by Jun- ior Statesmen. They approved commissioners, judges and passed laws enforcing citations. • Student Court — Front row: Robinson, Johnson. Second row: Hin«s, Tripcny. Third row: Stallings, Camden. Fourth row: Knowles, Schiffman. Back row: Mr. Wentzel, Nussbauner, Kite, Taylor, Southgate, Helus. Judge, Helus; Attor- ney, Taylor. Itafk of half-lini i-olor. « xfitem« n(. WUnuii ' .s giiijtlilv -:im|MiK forin.s a Nlroii bulwark | iilsiii;j; with lif a«

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-. 1 .M ' m B iiiNltiroal gov4 rnoi N of l v » :ifliiiiigiNli ' iiti« ii k 9 ' | nli4 ' « ' lN ( Ntii«l iit ovi riini« ' iil riiiieiiii i Niii«»uiilily Governors — Front row: Bell, Durnell, Kirkpatrick, McNeil, Bell. Mee. Second row: Mr, Catlin, Southgate, Lenzer, Smoot, Jacobs. Engel, Rafferty, Matthews. Pres., Bell, Mee; V.P.. Kirkpatrick, Lenzer; Sec. Martin, Bell; Finance; Mat- thews, Evans; Athletics, Rafferty, Southgate; Welfare, Smoot, Durnell; Safety, Mee, McNeil; Entertainment, Engel, Ja- cobs. Commissioners — Front row: Smoot, Sherman, Solomon, Poole, Skelsey, Jacobs, Mee, McNeil, Followell, McNeil, Tate, Nelson, Hindman, Ridgeway, Agcaoili, Parmelee. Second row: Stiles, Cox, McCormick, Cleaver, Peterson, Lockyer, Nolen, Heckendorf, Block, Killingsworth, Sma- thers, Beavis, Noble. Hyer. Schuck, Boies, Manns. Third row: Trauger, Cantwell, Hawkins, Miller, Thomas, Burley, Empey, Celano, How- arth, Thompson, Froid, Marley, Burchfiel, Cassady, Blicha, Jones.

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I G.L.-Pces., Sponsors,, Southgate, Miss Green, Miss Pitchford, Schu. k, Installat.on-Southgate, Schuck, M,ss Gr«n, M.ss P.tcl.fnrd, Herion, Dean. • Baby Bruin comes to visit Aunt Ruth on Homccomins; Da • GIRLS ' LEAGUE— Girls! Girls! Girls! Throuah Girls ' League activities every girl in school has the opportunity to make new friends and to provide an outlet for her va- ried talents. The guiding hands behind the banner year belonged to new sponsors, Miss Ruth Pitchford, Vice-Principal, and Miss Alice Green, Girls ' Counselor. Outstanding events of the year were New Girls ' Party, home made Christmas candy for faculty, joint meetings with Torrance and Poly, and public installation of officers. The main thought behind Girls ' League activities is that they are by and for every girl in school. • Exec. Bd. G. L.— Clayton, Boies, Brooks, Herron, Southgate, Schuck, Miss Green, Miss Pitchford, Dean. • Exec. Bd. G. L.— Front row; Herron, Schuck, Miss Pitchford, Dean, Boies. Second row: Brooks, Southgate, Clayton. .in Ihoufihl l.ol.i...l Kirls loatf..,- a,liviti..« i-« ll.a. llw-v ar,- bv an.l for .vrv tfirl in s.l.«»l 30