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

Page 22 text:

Fall student council showed their split personalities In describing the actions and ideals of this year's Student Council, the word change became worn and obsolete. Fall semester's Student Council tried to be innovative. By reassessing many situations, traditions and ideas, Council implemented several new programs, eliminated several old ones, and even revived a few out of the past. For the first time Student Council sold A.S.B. cards to help boost spirit, earn money for the Student Body and give students discount tickets for most events. This was an experimental program which was new and, more importantly, benefited all. The carnival atmosphere of this year's homecoming brought a resurgance of spirit from those crazy days of the past. The gearing of the day's activities towards both alumni and students brought out the true Wilson spirit of past and present. Innovative plans for revising the elections and the election assembly were started. A newly revised Constitution and new image for Student Council have emerged. First semester Student Council worked to improve things within its jurisdiction. . C, 4, ru, r W,,,.w, WWW W,Wq Mugs WM! l .t,., V S . We . V, Q A .arg I if .co K 'CLC l , v 18 Activities and Associations mg, at ' X! L K Vi. ,173 w , V, , , .. f , A 1, ,,4. gal ,. , f . , ff- L., .4 V f, , 0,1 NNW 4 , 4 A ., 'fiaf ' V 'df A, ,awww 41 f ' ' t 'Q ,N , M 'W yy M.- yy ,,.,,M:, ' Z 1 1 , .. A I . , s Q fwmmlgg , f 3 . ,U 1. f f f 1,-,,'w.V,-4.4, -'r. 7 if .. , , g Y T 7 f w T ,.,.w1uWf.,.,. ' ' 3, , 2' ff 5 3 g V ' WWWKW-ffwmvwas JA, , l' , ' ' ' .2 f attt T - ,f-Z ,, f Z, Ng ,, and ' H 4-,jfa,,.v. . - ,. A I Mk f is' V' v . 5 if? ,4 ,v A tl i g W . 3253 17 T A V- V, fa, 40 f 1 QM f 1' f 1 '5 ffff If 127 W5 52, Zy f f 4 ff fr' , 4 ', f Q xy f by if .g ' , 'ff' fx , ' . ,. E I ...jjj 3 it 4 4 fa , . W.. . 4 ' Z5 :Wi vw W.,.,N,, ,s, .WWVW ,... M ,,,,, ,M ...w,.,.w.-,.,,..,,,s,..,,, ? '-9 i l 5 i i l l ,

Page 21 text:

i ' W g 1 ji X V. 1,7 , t.. x KZ: V L f: 35? 'f 3 . - V .Q HTTP-1' . ' 'X' ' .ef , , f Sw ey. . . f ,- , f, , . 3 -- .L K. . Q 'A ,571 'f 1 ,ff . , 'X 1 Q ,.zg:f- um L - X-N H-we ....... .. L 5 yguuuuww- 'gl MN lykv V x D w ,if ns.- ? Q 1, l ff 3' E , I, '- , l gt t , , ' : l e l :Z , P f .' 9 A L Y lv is , i- re., HUM- , I Q -v o lun-...,,, I -,..c..... , '-shi fe? 'L 1.-1 above left, Spring Loudspeaker editors were, row one: Yvonne Quinne, Ilene Chase, Lorena Morrison, john Hacker. row two: Lynn Young, Anne Terwilliger, Tim Cohee, janet Cassara, and Ann Began. above right, Tim Cohee approved a final draft. above, Loudspeaker mem- bers consisted of, row one: loan johnson, Anne Terwilliger, Carol Edwards, Don Larson. row two: Margaret Everett, janet Cassara, Denise Tracey, Lorena Morrison, Mary luerdo. row three: Greg johnson, Ilene Chase, Yvonne Quinne, Ann Began, john Hacker, Tom Barmeyer, Paul Bodine, jim Apostle, Tim Cohee, Bob Holland, and advisor Mr. lndes. left, Margaret Everett and Denny Tracey worked on perfecting an article. Activities and Associations 17 2,2 x .-vw, N si Z K -EJ? I is -2: .:, ' . . .

Page 23 text:

1 44,5 if E1 ff JL: . ff M W N, 4 f ffgya ' 'HI .' f ' rx' Z f f 1 f N y A ff 41 'e 4 .fa-fm er I f . ', if-Q is f , - 3,5 my l- , ' :if f n gzi- . ' , 3 biz v . Qfff i pa if , 'rw ,yy - 15 31 ,, C' ' ' , ' ' 1 at - . f , .Ali 4 ,-0: i f tv C M 4 ni l - l 'V ,vii 2 J. fa f -A. if Q , f -ff, .. get . 1. ' -' 1 1 ,ffm fi ' g,,,ffl-W '-MH? , 1 fhff 1 -44,145 f., me V1 , 4 mf, ..., ' ' I sw , - -.. 70' 'wi ,. an , nd ---Y., . ,, V W, , ,W vw W. ,,,, , ,,,,, , ., , ,,,,, A I fn ,-3 ,,,,,,,-,V. rr-'-A-Q .M W, WW, , , , P A Q, .4 .,...,t., 'A 'cr'-'-Q-A - ,M I -.,w.w,,,,,m,,M,m ,tx 1 , mai M.. ,W vM.,W.a,44.,,f.,t.,,,,,,,,,, An- - d M4 ffvfmw,.y-r X Z ,?'1sw-wr X 7 , 'vw 9F '! Z,-'ll is--s Md ,f li' fv- Th' ear's Fall Student Government officers wereg President Dave is y Porter above far leftg Newsletter Co.-Editor Laurie Burkhardt, above leftg Corresponding Secretary Tracy Crandall, Governor of Activities Melissa Miller, abovep Vice President Chris Dearth, Girl's League President Katie Dunahoo, far leftg Governor of Finance Lee Kyriacou, 'd K th Dear- Governor of Welfare Bonnie Campbell, G.R.A. Pres: ent a y therage, center leftg Governor of Athletics Robin Holm and Recording Secretary lanie Wigod, left. Activities and Associations 19 vlan-P1 -spun-1 4