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

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The achievements of the students of Woodrow Wilson High School are well known. They are, in fact, a matter of record throughout the United States. We have fur- nished leaders in all areas of human endeavor: in government, in the arts, in the sciences, in education, and in athletics. Yet, this is only one side of the coin of student life at Wilson High School, that of academic accomplishment. V Today we hear voices raised in ever increasing numbers, asking for the well- rounded man. We feel that our co-curricular program goes far towards starting us in this direction. Our belief is that an integral and important part of our stay at Wilson consists of activities such as ouriclubs, our assemblies, our sports, our pub- lications, our performing groups, our sdcial events, and our opportunity to express ourselves creatively. This is the other face of the coin which is equally important in the development of a strong cohesive body which produces his kind of leadership. This side is our theme of the CAMPANILE. l l l THE LIGHTER SIDE

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R I 'x X x xl Harland D. Eslinger Vice-Principal ill llftrlir if 4 ll . sXiQ ,.llil.ll vixllyillllfl tl if ill? Hermoine A. Baker Assistant Principal Margaret P. James Assistant Principal William H. Carls Assistant Principal Robert H. Dixon Activities Director lone G. Manning Head Counselor