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

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Row 1: Cricldle, S., Lulron, E., Davidson, K., Durnin, C. Row 2: Aslon J, Bryrmv, P., Losch J., Bccbc, S., Adams, J, Hnlvlmrcl, C, Crmchoix, B. Row 3: Gra- nam, G., Dnmler, P., Fuller, P., Greening, A., Jolly, L., Gvntusa, L, Arnisrroncq S., cle Brormc, M., Haw son, C. Row 4: Burns J. He-ssc, S, Armstrong, L., Cvorgzv, S., Cotlvr, S., Llmclell, N, Logan, C., Clark, C. x 1 Gold ond lewelecl VV fxwlll ancl iewfvlml are a Symbol ol rwrlvlrmclinq .ichrmernenl awarclefl lo :ilu- rlonl-, who have culvert exfepllonal Service lo lhe 'fhocwl in 'wlllr.lP'Tl rw rvornmenl, ialhlelirr., wr i.il .incl wollnre T 'uh , nw-.if arwl lrlrolm-. lilllw. Over' VC' !l r llllf' fx' flWsllTY'Tlx LJCAJVS' come lo slrmcl lor lhe heal llml WilK.Qn can wrorlrrre: Hluclenlw 'u I-mwrfni lfwflq Upon llwi-. awarfl as on? Ol 'hw rn l 7mrwr'l.inl lhev can earn in hlczh lm-el, P al: oxirnefl lny p.1rllc'lpalion ir vririmi- .1 l5x.Qlfw .ire llie lm-,va lor' lhe Grolrl xml Clewelerl nwirrnl, A wluclenl who lim fafx'l:mL1l.'1levl lOO rwinlu il Pllqlble lor ll Golrl W3 150 L' 'l-'x irllg lwr' fl lewelecl W, lhe hiohewl honor Wil:rwn rim leealow lor oulslanding achieverne-nl. Row I: Mersky, M., Mahoney, J., Monteiro, M., Mc Lane, F. Row II: Springer, S., Segal, E., Welch, S. Tankersley, A., Nishkian, B., Ward, S., Welles, B Row Ill: Matlock, M., Turer, L., Phelps, S., Seapy M., McGraw, T., Puddy, B., Petersen, B. Row IV Osborn, M., Tucker, J., Pederson, K., McCIaughry M., Price, C., Pond, T., Rowe J, Peters, B., Ra phael, S. Row 1: Hulolmard, C, Davidson, K, Gonmsfa, L., Adams, J. Row 2: Petersen, B.. Springer, S, Seapy, M., Pond, Lundell, B., Mavloclf, M., 'Aonfc-iro, M. Row 3: Asvon, J., Bryam, P , Rowe. J, George, S, Nishlrian, B., Joyner, E., Dr-inlcr, R. Row 1: Osborn, M., Tankersley, A., Losch, J., Me-rslcy, M., Beebe, S. Row 2: Welch, S., Segal, E., Welles, B, Jolly, L., McClaughry, M., Puddy, B., McGraw, T., Price, C. Row 3: Mahoney, J., Wolcott, L., Cofler, S., Burns, J., Perers, B., McLane, F., Burbank, B., Raphael, S., Logan, C., Tucker, J. 2l

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Phi Beta Kappa Row l: Segal, E., Petersen, B., Aston, J., Ward, S., Mersky, M., Nishkian, B., Davidson, K., Montiero, M., DeBronac, M. Row II: Wolcott, L., West, D., Turner, L., Bryant, P., Seapy, M., Adams, J., Armstrong, S. Gentusa, L., Siegel, D., McClaughery, M., Matlock, M. Row Ill: Phelps, S., Tucker, J., Logan, C., Wenkle P.. P0I'1d. T.. WFSOT. K., Berger, R.. Dufnin, C.. MCLane, F., Peters, B., Lunclell, B., Cotler, S. One ot the most signiticant honors a Wilson student can is the Phi Beta Kappa award. To receive this award, he must be a member ot the Scholarship Society all six semesters ot high school. Students who have belonged to the Scholarship Society tor tour semesters, one ot which wasin the senior year, receive a scholarship lamp Those persons awarded this honor are known as Sealbearers and receive a diploma wtth a gold seal. These awards are presented at a banquet given in May by the Scholarshtp Society. Senior Seal Bearers Row I:VSegal, E., Petersen, B., Aston, J., Ward, Mersky, M.. NISlWliI5Vt. B-. Davidson. K-. Cflddle. 5- Monteiro, M., DeBronac, M. Row II: Demler, R., West, D., Wolcott, L., Turner, L., Morey, K., Bryant, R., Seapy, M., Adams, J., Armstrong, S., Gentusa, L. Siegel, D., McClaughrey, M., Hesse, S., Matlock, M Row III: Phelps, S.,, Tucker, J., Logan, C., Wenkle, P., Raphael, S., Pond, T., Wisot, K., Berger, R., Dur nin, C., McLane, F., Lundell, B., Springer S., Cotler, S., Peters, B.

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Lettermen Club Officers -an C C risisom, Burzcririsi AND sfvinn. lNot pictured: s. ARCHERJ Lettermerfs Club This campus club is made up entirely oi athletes who have participated in the re- quired number ol games to earn a letter, Many ol their activities contribute to the student body and school in general. The sale ol football magazines added consider- ably lo the sludenl budget. The ollicers, with Jim Burchliel as president, have en- deavored to maintain the quality and citizenship ol every member. Most of these boys are scholastically, as well as athlefically, superior. Their principle ol adding tre- mendously to the quality and strengthening the backbone ol Wilson is highly com- mended. ll the club continues its present activities and maintains its standards, it should prove to be one ol the more valorous on campus. Senior Lettermen Row li Cotler, Rowe, Heinsohn, Totten, Cox, Mclntosh, Bauer, Sather, Kohlaas, Norton, Poe. Row II: Keipp, Campbell, Maudsley, Aronson, Zack, Bub, Berger, Boa-rdman, Richardson, Mackh, Zelsdorf, Kelly, Frost, Scanlin, George, Ballouh, Cecil. Row III: French, Neil, Martin, Wulfsberg, Malizia, Gruwell, Hall Martin, Kingsbury, Reynolds, Flitton, Cristy, Lukon, Sawyer.