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

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r . YQ? PRINT SHOP-Panoramic view of our modern shop where Max Morrison directs the printing of programs, bulletins, and our newspaper. His boys also set up all the type for the Campanile. Print Shop Trains Superior Craftsmen PRINT SHOP-Dick Walker, experienced in setting type for Wils0n's inaior publications, studies the keyboard as he prepares to set the sports section. Phil Benson, also a veteran printer, cuts type to size as he prepares a galley for shipment to the commercial printers. John Kinslowe adiusts paper to print playbills as members of the Campanile staff learn about printing. 25

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CHEMISTRY TEAM-Aldridge, Kleinbauer, Lane, Clark, Ver br CHEMISTRY TEAM-Keeping up The high sTandards seT by our chemisTry Team lasT year, This year's Team, comprised oT seven chemical wizards, made The Trip To Cal Tech and spenT Three hours exploring The ins and ouTs oT chemisTry. They spenT many hours sTudying aT home and devoTed all oT Their acTiviTy periods and classroom hours Tor several weeks To The added sTudy needed To become a member oT The inTellecTual Team. Many Thanks should go To Mr. Voisard. chemisTry Teacher exTraordinary, Theircoach Anschultz, Beard, iiit iiifl ,f ,sf ' T A i J ., 3 , . , I JUNIOR SPEAKERS-Chosen Tor Their ouT- sTanding oraTorical abiliTy, Wilson Junior Speakers have addressed churches, civic organizaTions, and luncheon clubs during The year. STudenTs inTeresTed in speaking spend many hours preparing conTesT speeches ThaT were given in compeTiTion aT Wilson, and againsT oTher schools. Winners oT This year's conTesTs were John Leonard, Lion's Club, Mike Brown, KnighTs oT PyThias, Nancy Kleinhammer, Junior Chamber oT Com- merce, and Susanne SolTysik, l Speak Tor Democracy and NaTive Sons oT The Gold- en WesT. Mr. CyTron has coached This group Tor several years. NT SHOP-Walt Lod k pulls an enamel proof T The Campanile senior sed h l1 l'1 T1 i t made final correciion io JUNIOR SPEAKERS-Row 1: Chastain, Lindberg, Cooper, S. Row 2: Daniel, B., Leonard, J., Pierce, Dreyer. PRINT SHOP-ProoT presses, TypeseTTing machines, power sTiTchers, and power paper-cuTTers are no mysTery To Phil Benson, Dick Walker, Wal+er Lodwick and many oThers enrolled in The prinTing classes who have con- TribuTed To our publicaTions. Under The experT hand oT Mr. Max Morrison, These experienced craTTsmen lead The prinT shop crew in seTTing The Type Tor our school annual, magazine, and newspaper. The work done Tor The Campanile, La l:uenTe, and Loudspeaker is noT even The beginning oT The prinT shop's accomplishmenfs. IT is also respon- side Tor The programs Tor The all-school play and all The individual ad- verTisemenTs given To The sTudenTs announcing sch-ool evenTs. NoT only do These boys perTorm invaluable service To The school, buT They are serving us and aT The same Time doing a iob They enjoy. Manv oT Them are planning To enTer The prinTing proTession aTTer graduaTion, as many oT our besT prinTers, Trained aT Wilson, have done.

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S ll A I ea 5,55 l 4. ,www FACULTY AND STUDENTS-Upper: Stage crew relaxes between sltows, Faculty basketball team pos: before big game, Center: Mr, Franklin gives his Frenclt class their overnight assignment. Mr. Cytron a jovial mood. Lower: Lion's Club award winners, Miller, Potter, Braun, Cooper. Mrs, Bemis pours ft the first faculty tea in the library, Inset: Mr. Glover adds pep to a game, SIGHT CONSERVATION CLASS-Murray Holloway, Mangold, Mrs. Walker, Garner, Brown,