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

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.Uixx Youhihura Jlrs. lloughlvn Wnlsons Parade needs mules of records tons of papers The dtgmfned effncuent performance of thenr dutues by our offlce personnel has kept the Wnlson Parade moving smoothly Clerical Personnel Keep the Record . . . -:C .. KY! , .-- l ,L Cf' 1 .fha 1, q!!T.fe:-iss-2 as '-iflnullnyl lt! 0 4 ,L 5 f' . : ill ,QQ .: .nv ,iff I .5 5 Q I Above, left, Mrs. Hughes, student body bankerg Mrs. secretaryg Miss Robinson, student body store manager. Q ,X sr Pinkard, - sqm '57 fi sg Ms, ,, . Mr. Bemis' able Jlrx. Hodge' Jlrx. -I nhnxun Remember them? Mrs Spicer Mrs Deck and Mr Wade below of the attendance office are Wilsons greatest listeners They hear and pass upon some of Wulson s most nmagtnatnve stones ,sv-

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Wilson's Parade of Books . . . uv 4.-f Miss Iredell Miss Burch Miss Wilson Our library . . . One ofthe Finest Knowledge comes from books and Wilsons up to the minute we stocked and superbly directed l brary offers Wilson students the best in reading for learning and pleasure

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Jlrx. ,Yohln Jlrx. llurlshard J.- P. T. A.-A Vital Segment of the Wilson Parade . . . Wilson's P.T.A. is a strong bond linking home, school, and community. Work- ing toward common objectives the parents and teachers of VVilson's youth have. through their meetings, exhibits, and other activities, gained a mutual understand- ing ot the problems of school and home. Shown below, left, is a scene from the annual P.T.A. membership drive. Below, right, is an exhibit from a meeting at which the activities ot different departments at Wilson are illustrated. 'Z 1 , .2 232- .:.z.:j dj: I ' if fy 2 WW ,, ,Q ' , f ,. at Q in ms-vnu, A fi s We W, fe Dlrx. lYhillal vr Jlrx. Spring has