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

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FRUNT: Gale Phillips, Milton Penrod, Marvin Penrose. r BACK: Eugene Learner, Milton Spitzer I? BV 1 r .2- , lliaretakers l 2 i RCW I: Si Clemmer, Al Chinn, Less Raidline, Johnnie Hatcher, Gladys Knowles, Main. RUW ll: Ed Franz, Harry Corwin, Cuy Bentley, Tom Chambers, Floyil llllll TUBES, Ulla! NBISUI1, George MBYCTS. Hifllll UUX. Bill llllfiii. Miylllfll Davis, Carl Ulson, Leo Penn, Ray llillip, Logan Peace, llarold Oliver. H41 ' 4

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fiiurulig 1 Science Svpccial Qiioucation Robert Branch. Martha Walker Mar Brad- - Y dock, Evangelyn Lewis. Boyer W. Voisard-Department Head, Marguerite M. Davis. Marvin A. langlois, Thomas Bagshaw, Robert S. Ferris, Vaughan W. Edmonds, Herbert Egelko, Elden E. Burkett. Social Stuhics 10th Grabs Robert Stagmeier, Garnett C. DeBaun, Ruth D. Foxhoven-Department Head. Fasure Ril- Iiet, Joseph Caesar. Norman H. Johnston. lltb 8: 12th Grains John A. Turnbull. Davis Woodward-Depanment Head, Bernice Wilcox. Otto E. Broesamle, Nor- man N. Johnston. H5! 4 J H41

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Miss Bell and Mr. Hoar New to,Wilson at the start of the second semester, Miss Bell has become a teacher in the Homemaking Department, Mr. Noar, in Social Studies. Every student in their classes hopes to see their faces for many years to come among the faculty in the annual IIAMPANILE. Mrs Dorothy Roberts, Assistant Principal After six years at Wilson Mrs Roberts is leaving us this year to become principal of Rogers Junior High While every Bruin student has been pleased to know of Mrs Roberts promotion it is with regret that we see her leave us with our departing seniors a part of the sad joy of departure implicit in the leavetaklng of every graduation Miss Betty Thomas, s Girls P. E. Dept. Head , Miss Thomas, too, is leaving Wilson this year, after many years of serving and in- spiring Wilson students. We regret her de- , parture, too, yet we extend our congratula- 1 9557, tions-for Miss Thomas will become Mrs. Frazier before the summer is over. . I X I I it 53,1 ' ,A j at ,Xie Miss 0'Brien Also new to Bruin students, Miss lJ'Brien has filled a vacancy in the art department, where she has already made fast, firm friends among her students. Gayle Worley, dreaming beside the fountain, is symbolic of the departing MR. GLENN ERICKSUN, director of activities, and tive junior girls rest on a cold, winter day beside the Wilson fountain-the girls, Kathy Davis, Karen Cox, Sherry Robb, Valerie Nettleman and Bev Lundell, each dreaming, perhaps, of the authority they will assume next year when they become Bruin seniors. seniors and the memories of three happy years which they will take with them-the bittersweet joy of saying good by, the happy anticipation of be- ginning a new phase of life. Y X151 E