Woodrow Wilson High School - Hoofprints Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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In sincere appreciation for their sympathy and enthusiasm in guiding A12 classes, this edition ot the Hootprints is affec- tionately dedicated to Mrs. Fr nces B. Harlan and Mr. Dale McNeice W r QW' li a My r ii' Us V' .U i UV ASQ? .ikkl Xl l Y -24 , I l ,Still 7 4 Q lv EQ .lx , i if ' f H EY 'l by ij Q I w.' .H 'Sfmt A . X 3 U FX U lyk I' -. in wg v ,mi . x in-WX iff RIESof Hipa'Mula'Anda' echo H Ing across the barren deserts and , mountain trails of California a century ago signified the advent of the mule trains, which were to lay the foun- dation for California's successful trans- portation system. Where no stagecoach or covered wagon could go, the pack mule did, and brought comfort and lux- ury to many otherwise impenetrable spots. These sturdy, loyal animals and their drivers played a Herculean role in the pioneering of California. Wilson High, the mule its mascot, strives to make its students sturdy, loyal, and undaunted by the mountainous is- r fit' 1 .'f 6l1l .' J H Av' LA- g 4 if 4, A ' .3 A ff 'i ' , ,fs 46- iff if an LW! ,U-QV, , ,' ,sf 'AJ V L, -1' A f if ,-'zg,.2': -1 iff !,1l?fjiA.Zfi f'fU ,ss-gl I il, 'N - Y 1 ,, 'ffli,ll-'Ii' .1 iff' : l rv k,y,5,,,l',.,44 1 I MSL A ' 7. 'r fr Y,-ya j 5, .. , . 5 ,.fE!gf.J,-jug.: U ,V f g Aff, Vvxlxq sf . 'yg f ,i -if -if ff iff? fi 17 7 as 5 Qi Af f , '55, ws 4 Z Q lr ff 0s 'i Lf' ,, 1 if V if paths ahead. May it never.sto pll Ni. ,Y 1 V 4 1 ,I Mali! Between arranging for curricular, and extra-curricular ac- tivities, new buildings and other improvements, Principal Florence J. Seaman always finds time to look out for the welfare of Wilson students. Her pleasant, cheerful manner and willingness to help have made her popular among students and faculty alike. -l-LNIGAA. Vice Principals Charles Sutcliffe and Grace Leadingham chat on school problems. Guiding Wilson's Mule to a happy high school life is in their line of duty. As sponsor of the Girls', League, poised Miss Leadingham finds one means of doing this. Mr. Sutcliffe, who spon- sors the Key Club, is known for his genuine concern for boys' problems. Miss Seaman, Miss Leodingham, and Mr. Sutcliffe give us a glimpse of the good old days, when their hearts were youna and gay. Our iovial registrar, Mr. Norman Morgan, the enthusiastic director and organizer of the Varieties. Each mule train had an owner or own- er's agent, who looked out for the mules, the muleteers, and the cargo. The agent for the taxpayer owners of Wilson's mule train is its principal, who must oyersee students, faculty, and school subjects alike. Helping to oversee the mule trains were the mule- teers and helping our principal is a corps of exceptionally efficient ad- ministrators. OFFICE STAFF-Beaming with efficiency, the Wilson office staff carries on business with a smile: Miss Teresa Garcia, Text-book Clerk, Mrs. Lucile Petralia, Attendance Clerk, Miss Lila Hoisington, General Clerk, Mrs. Nell Howard, Secretary, Miss Misako Okada, General Clerk. NANO! VJ-GA H wwf . 9 5 al UIDED by Mexican muleteros or Yankee muleskinners, California's ,' V- 1 f Y--' - 1. -i historic mule trains went on their important way, carrying supplies to hard- to-reach mining camps. These muleteers, constantly on the lookout for slipping packs and uncooperative mules, played a similar role to those who guide the Wilson mule train, our teachers. And the train itself, so staunch and spirited, responded to muleteer guidance with the same eagerness or re- luctance with which we respond to our daily lessons. 4 Q FROM TOP: Electro-magnetic inductions is one of many modern fields covered in the physics course. Yfflean Raatama examines a skeleton while Oscar, the dummy, looks on. These are just two aids to learning about the body in physiology. '15'Sol Dibner and Paul Dosie set up apparatus 'For a lab, one of their weekly chemistry assignments, 7f?Marion Laney shows her Spanish class a costume with historical significance. Wilson's language classes emphasize conversation. 8 With a load on its back, a pack mule stubbornly followed the steep trail and brought necessities and luxuries to far off mining camps. Among the first car- goes were books. Here at school it is also the books which come first. Only after we 'Finish our curricular work do we turn to extra-curricular activities. Busy computing ner assignment in Business Machines, Beatrice Lugo uses some of the ultra-modern equip- ment available in Wilson's commercial department. Nilo Bracci watches on as Mr. Triggs shows his indus- trial math class how to manage the slide rule. H mms: aln i 0 , Panel discussion of a controversial question IS one of the ways in which the speech department leads many students into easy Learning to use the library, reading books, and writing reports on them, as this A10 group is doing, is encouraged in English classes. Dlck Adams mckles an algebra problem Discussion on a topic historical or modern B12 students are kept busy learning how to whlle ,he resf of The class looks on is a daily assignment of All history and become good American citizens by learning other social studies courses about their government in civics glass. ms fawxvxsez Aspiring to electrical knowledge, boys like these gain much from their Pounding out shaping and molding metal correctly will turn ou classes in radio ancl advanced electricit Barbara Hughes is about to ploy a record which will first be enioyed, then discussed. Music Appreciation forms a basis for the other music courses. Modeling clothes they have made, these girls exemplify with their im- promptu fashion show, what a varied program a clothing class can offer. 'lee s. n1 m.s.-farm lt2wi .1x1 f amz, 1-:Rumi y. beautiful things say the boys In metal shop and with these lovely W V fl f , Class proiects. if 1 3 Alan Page ace student, works on one of his plans while other members The exercising done in the corrective gym classes aids students to achieve of the architectural drawing class look on. the better posture necessary to good health. Figurines and pottery made with clay, molded by hand and wheel and colorfully decorated, are produced in ceramics. R? Out of the pioneer saga came the theory of learning by doing. Food and sewing machines are brought into home economics rooms. Wood, metal and electrical equipment give future industrialists experience. Art classes, gym classes, music classes nowadays all emphasize learning by doing. sf g. Making plants grow is one of the thrills agricultural science offers, Here Mr. Calhoun and two able assistants attend to some plants. of the chefs hungrily look on at one ofthe newly formed Boys Foods I F f I Les Padfield and George Munn carve a Thanksgiving turkey as the rest P 2 S Mrs. Mary Martin, history teacher, is fond ofthe iunior highs whose gov- ernment she sponsors. Industrial Arts Chairman, Douglas Spencer devotes his talents to metal shop. 'I2 B9 ADVISORY-ROW l: l. McKelly, L. Michkowski, T. Raskin, M. Slotnick, C. Ta- bone, V. Krogstie, D. Atkin- son. ROW 2: G. Kreider, S. Molina, C. Gutierrez, F. Guerrero, R. Verzi, E. Daniel, E. Travis, D. Farmer. ROW 3: M. Marsden, I. DiLeo, F. Stanley, l. Sparkenback, B. Graft, G. Grunivale, M. Dia- mond. ROW 4: R. Baker, D. Houghton, J. Hartzell, R. Boostrom CAdv. Rep.J, T. Durst, F. Boetcher. B9 ADVISORY-ROW 'I: M.'Osias, A. Morse, M. Robert, G. Skene, J. Wolf, V. Colton, M. Jacobellis. ROW 2: B. Svonkin, S. Stein, G. Powers, B. Feriss, E. Weinstock, R. Miller, M. Rubin, H. Little. ROW 3: L. Lombardi, T. Drake, S. Goodman, H. Hosteldt, E. Faust, J. Lascurian, M. Moken. ROW 4: G. Jameson, J. Busselle, E. Stern- tielcl, A. Green fAdv. Rep.D, B. Young, H. Johnson, B. Endsley. B9 ADVISORY-ROW 1: T. Flannigan, S. Cook, R. Tenner, D. Fowler CAdv. Rep.Q, P. Hardy, J. Battista. ROW 2 D. Schardein, M. Hardy, B. Clovis, J. Williams, C. Webb. ROW 3: J. Shambro, G. Hugart, A. Lacasse, M. Pavia E. Corral, J. Durbin. ROW 4: A. Koppell, B. Clark, F. Farago, G. Gentili, P. Agosta, M. Forman. The Athletic Coordinator Chester Calhoun teaches agriculture and science. Student activity coordinator and so cial studies head Mrs. Theresa Jinks never stops- working fy nn. s Ri'-l:I . I sbfqi-'nf 'F ull Nuff Health coordinator and baseball and basketball coach are only some of Mr. Jay Settle's titles. Mr. Thomas Loeftier, visual educa- tign gqgrdinqforl ig known fm- in. Gentle Mrs. .lean Gillette counsels teresting history classes. junior high students and teaches iunior science. Vocational coordinator and assistant counselor, Mr. Roy Currin teaches drafting, too. As coordinator of publications, burn- ing the midnight oil is no novelty for Miss Lillian Arthur. B9 ADVISORY-ROW 'l: F Potovsky, G. Concoff, G. Mrakich, L. Feidler, J. Pe- tralia, R. Corley. ROW 2: R. Kaskowitz, S. Moldave, L. Schulman, C. Scribner, A. Gelman, M. Arrigo, M. Cam- pagna, E. Heeg. ROW 3: D. Gail, J. Novak, S. Chortkotii, E. Boker, B. Anderson, D. Droulard, D. Vickson, B. Mills, R. Wheeler. ROW 4: R. Cohen, S. Levine, M. Paul, L. Wakefield, C. Whittaker, K. Rasmussen, L. Compton fAdv. Rep.i, S. Crawford. ROW 5: Z. Kwalwasser, J. Andrews, S. Edwards, S. Hammond, L. Morrow, S. Gloring, V. Fox. 13 A9 ADVISORY-ROW 'l: A. Gordon, H. Monroe, H. Schultz, M. Louis, B. Zizi, E. O'Toole, A Duran. ROW 2: G. Swanson, W. Fierberg, R. Bogartz, L. Klein, D. Fouts, D. Stringer, D. Holt, D. Agulian. ROW 3: R. Yuhas, B. Fagan, J. Ritti, J. Miller, S. Duke, D. Laughlin, S. Stern. ROW 4: M. Bers, B. Powell, P. Williams, B: Scherer fAdv. Rep.l, D. Bernal, R. Sommerfield, M. Egan, J. Stosberg. Science department head and trained nurse, Mrs. Lyle Maclntyre, enioys sponsoring the Medics. A9 ADVISORY-ROW 1: J. Landtiser, A. Bernardeni, B. Randazzo, L. Babcock, P. Barba, R. Epstein, J. Reynolds. ROW 2: B. Pate, E. Wade, L. Senn, D. Perry, J. Breskin, D. Gratch CAdv. Rep.j. ROW 3: A. Conley, M. Harvey, J. Alvarez, S. Noren, B. Mora, P. Pershing, V. Berger. ROW 4: B. Lawce, L. Arriola, E. Duran, R. Parsons. 14 A9 ADVISORY-ROW 'l: M. Palos, G. Cota, M. Pardue, B. Hartman, M. Ney, D. Mc- Donald. ROW 2: B. Mclntire, V. Nudo, D. Morse, R. Moles, A. Hernandez, M. Gilweit, J. Perlmutter. ROW 3: W. Younis, B. French, D. Mitchell, M. McCutchan, J. Hall fAdv. Rep.l, B. Madeira, V. Scott, L. Gregory. ROW 4: J. Wil- liams, D. Larson, C. Chapin, L. Johnson, R. Meiia, V. Petralia, V. Mucci, J. Val- encia. Head of home economics, Mrs. Marie Ronald helps young steamstress in distress to become Cinderellas. A .wi fi wzrivkifl Music chairman and sporfer ofbrighf ties, Mr. Carroll Haeske's code is keep 'em laughing. A9 ADVISORY-ROW 1: B. Shaeviiz, P. Ellis, J. Lane, D. Hanselman, S. Hershman, L. Carlin. ROW 2: B. Kaplan, B. Solomon, J. Hodge, A. Maiano, T. Reinberger, S. Reinsfein, B. Waller. ROW 3: D. Cohen, N. Bowen, A. Escareno, 5. Thaler, M. Tessler, D. Cosiales. ROW 4: M. Lopez, C. Myberger, M. Weinreb, J. Carlucci, R. Cameron, R. Helfend lAdv. Rep.D, F. Shackleford. .i::,,.,,. A9 ADVISORY-ROW 1: L. Benion, N. Hohman, P. Calderon, H. Weber, M. Miranda. ROW 2: W. Crowder, B Peel W.. Bakke, B. Rudd, J. Graefif, J. Capiiano. ROW 3: J. Pineda, G. Taylor, C. Regan, M. Howard, R. Levin D Shlppy CAdv. Rep.J, R. Diaz. ROW 4: N. Bergman, J. Habeclcer, F. Jape, J. Baker, A. Dodrill, C. Scoii. Efficient head of the commercial de parfmenf, Mr. Clarence Daniels helps wiih Ticket sales. A9 ADVISORY-ROW 'l: H. Landman, C. Pierce, J. Mar- gulies, J. Bergman, P. Tre- harne, B. Lyon, E. Tausch. ROW 2: E .Valdez, R. Fly, L. Buzin, H. Cain, L. Balsz, C. Schoedow, J. Hill, R. Ybarra. ROW 3: A. Gallo, C. Richard- son, J. Mariin, S. Shipley, J. Manocchio, C. Bennier, N. Horbaczek. ROW 4: A. Borne CAdv. Repj, A. Troncale, R. Clendening, R. Cavin, P. Palazzolo, C. Moffitf. if Miss Georgia Waldo co-sponsors Peppy as any student, Mr. Pauli l I Afll'dClilfe Mig MflllU7Ylftf'ZggPl9'lSV:1wv Nels' t6 MQEJYH ClePU'l'lmef1f, GAA, has added a bright new smile Barthel is our B football and C track new home eC0n0h1iCS irISfrUCt0r. M, , Alex Mechikoff is admired by to the gym department. coach. 1 f A IQ? 5' f varsity football team. With a three-fold interest, Mrs. A 'Former coach, SQL! ,Cain has Sherlock Holmes fan, Mr. Samuel The new GAA sponsor, Miss Cath Peggy Whittle teaches iunior gym turned hi ,interesjs jpzlunior Houston, enioys teaching his iunior erine Jennings, has brought fre'- 16 and English and sponsors JAC. math anweJnrig,l,Ljf.?QlV,A, math classes. ideas to her gym classes. Talented artist Mr. Al Kaelin, popu- lar art chairman, cartoons for weli- known magazines. Brainy mathematics chairman, Mrs. Viola Nigg gives knowledge freely English Chairman Mrs. Dorothy Buck Director of athletics, Big Chief Vic ,O her advanced classes spends hours helping students write Kelley is president of a national ' special speeches. Indian organization. A10 ADVISORY-ROW 1: B. Stuart, J. White, R. Marsico, F. Bertolucci, C. Moreno, B. McCarty, E. Stoeppler, B. Balz. ROW 2: J. Scurto, J. Cee, E. Shea, M. Rosensweig, E. Cadena, P. Nemecelc, J. Dulity, E. Cunningham. ROW 3: G. Frontino, K. Smith, M. Rossi, M. Montgomery, W. Rich, S. Newton, W. Minnick. ROW 4: R. Barth, G. Johnson, J. Crum fAdv. Rep.D, K. Kroneman, C. Sparkenbach, R. Christian. ROW 5: J. Sanchez, I. Cameron, D. White, J. Clarke, M. Martin, N. Kowitt. A10 ADVISORY-ROW 'l: K. Provenzano, E. DeFalco, I.. Breskin, B. Badgley, S. Grun- inger, P. Molash. ROW 2: D. DeGrave fAclv. Rep.l, W. Howard, D. Stapp, C. Nye, F. DiGiovanna, J. Jones, F. Gelalich. ROW 3: D. Miller, N. Hallam, B. Colton, J. Napolitano, D. Phillips, B. Carlson. ROW 4: B. Ehr- heart, l.. Sharclon, D. Deiro, F. Boon, J. Murphy, G. Schiada, J. Bride. 19 , ,, y V .JA I ' ll ': - .V sl- 1 B11 ADVISORY-ROW 1: R. Franklin, B. Guzman, R. Stein, B. Linarakis, C. Maldonado, K. Adee CAdv. Rep.J. ROW 2: E. Adee, D. Micheli, M. Reyes, S. Demma, S. Gale, H. Spielmon. ROW 3: B. Howard, N. Miller, P. Tennen- baum, A. Forbes, P. Madeira, M. Bradley. ROW 4: R. Lapidus, J. Camy, E. Barlow, J. Hearne, R. Ross, J. Ward B11 ADVISORY-ROW 1: J. Gross, J. Towles, D. Akers, M. Salaiz, E. Adee, M. Kish. ROW 2: L. Curirighf, M. Chortkoff, M. TenNapel, R. Topor, E. Lopez. ROW 3: W. Stanford, J. Pennington, E. Day, J. Johnson, M. Duran, T. Lyons. ROW 4: F. Salvalo, C. Wildish, B. Allsop, V. Lapiner. A12 Sponsor Dale McNiece super- vises Ihe sound crew and ieaches radio ond eieclric shop. Those who see her drama classes at work say Miss Aura Hoffman could give an elephanf poise. B11 ADVISORY-ROW 1: M. Newion, G. Riddle, J. Rich- mond, S. Teilhef, J. Towles, R. Leduc, I. Wasserman, J. Leon. ROW 2: B. Kubaschka, R. Lederman, R. Singer, G. Frank, S. Rubin, G. Fefleroff, R. Whaley. Row 3: T. Reid, D. Agosto, B. Kendrick, J. Haeberle, C. Bremer, M. Laney, B. Joiner, D. Wood- lief. ROW 4: D. Flamm, L. Miraula, M. Sfeinmefz, J. Tenney, E. Burton CAdv. Repj, D. McGrew, R. Harris. 20 J B10 ADVISORY-ROW 'l: M. Levine, S. Isaacson, D. Maca- luso, D. Lorge, M. Cohen, K. Moore, D. Matfivi, M. Lomo- naco. ROW 2: L. Kesler, V. Pugliese, J. Oxley, D. Slan- ley, B. Meek, J. Rowe, B DeSpain CAclv. Rep.l, E Smiih. ROW 3: B. Shapiro A. Kay, J. West, B. Harizell J. Taylor, R. Golfra, S. Cee. ROW 4: P. Sheehey, J. Teodo, B. Sione, J. Melendez, A. Fariss, D. Loh, B. Muro. 'I7 B10 ADVISORY-ROW l: P. Harris, A. Mailbeau, D. Waters, J. Brouchaerf, T. Young QAdv. Rep.J, C. Armstrong P. Siein, A. Gallow. ROW 2: J. Campbell, B. Eschagary, R. Merbaum, H. Tash, V. Carlyle, D. Garcia, M. Mousian M. Berger, G. Reynolds. ROW 3: J. Camasia, J. Fox, M. Mannina, V. Zara, B. De Moss, A. Harriss, R. Marsh P. Williams. ROW 4: O. Fisher, T. Kennedy, J. Petralia, L. Helm, D. Rahlfs, F. Ramirez, J. Walker, J. Aguilar S. Cianciola, D. Firmes. I 1 1 A10 ADVISORY-ROW I: S. DePetro, S. Belts, B. Lugo, D. Dunlap, V. Compton, B. Cap- pazola, B. Riley. ROW 2: M. Richardson, P. Koenigsberg fAdv. Rep.l, L. Luneffa, E. Selby, D. Sfovall, M. Bena- videz, J. Schwarz. ROW 3: M. Darling, J. Gylling, D. McCoy,M. Nixon, D. Richard- son, J. Scoif, S. Block. ROW 4: S.Or1ez, P. Wade, R. Clark, N. Feldman, A. Schmid1,4G. Enell, S. Rdssman. Mrs. Ruih Healy could leach Arthur Murray dancing. She's girls gym head and Leitergirl sponsor A10 ADVISORY-ROW 'lr A. Salas, G. Meiia, S. Grand, C. Rucker, B. Grabowski, H. Barcelo. ROW 2: B. Lansing, F. lncze, R. Seeley, K. Nelson CAdv. Rep.J, J. Johnsion. ROW 2: T. Price, G. Raymond, B. Salmons, R. O'Connor, R. Meehan, J. Paihe. ROW 4: B. Ferrari, D. Jerrarcl, K. Boei- fcher, R. Jeffers, J. Brown. Mr. Robert Triggs keeps moth classes laughing between problems, helps coach baseball. A11 ADVISORY-ROW 1: A. Ifill, E. Duran, K. Thornley, P. Meier, J. Kubicko, H. Schaaf. ROW 2: M. ladeda R. Velasco, B. Hess, M. Cherno, F. Riddle, R. Ross, A. Barron. ROW 3: G. Parker, E, Schiado, J. Honaker N. Felkins, D. French, A. Phillips. ROW 4: W. Wingord, D. Brown, M. Francis, G.. Sundell, J. Amato lAdv Rep.J, A. Harrison. 1 Mr. George Lyon, print instructor, works overtime printing the paper and programs, still smiles. A11 ADVISORY-ROW 1: J. Fleming, P. Johnson, L. Herson, M. Perry, F. Wessig, A. Costoles, E. Doniels. ROW 2: M. Epps, C. Shippey, P. Marsh, G. Perkins, B. Holz, G. Yeomon, C. Crawford, M. Balthrope. ROW 3: J. Nickerson, B. Henry, l. McCarty, E. Laudise, J. Gibbs, J. Mollet, J. Braund. ROW 4: J. Spoutz, T. Houghton, B. Bodostein, D. Mitchell, H. Schwartzrock, D. Durst. A11 ADVISORY-ROW 1: C. Axelrod, B. Roberts, C. Molina, A. Smith, I. Bernal. ROW 2: J. Raattoma, H. Frey, A. Adley, M. Agri, D. King, D. Pathe. ROW 3: M. Walker, F. Cutting, R. Hos- feldt, R. Rogusa, B. Little, R. Dunn, J. Smith. ROW 4: W. Nelson, C. Marino, B. Gilweit, B. Burke CAdv. Rep.l, J. Smith, J. Robbins. 1 1 Charmin Mrs. Frances H arlan 9 teacher, sponsor, mother to A12' . OT PICTURED - New wood shop teacher Mr. Mogan helps his students to turn out many 22 beautiful things. ATT ADIVSORY-ROW 'l. J. Garon, E. Smith, I. Alent, N. Bellamy, M. Topham, M. Knudsen, P. Boner. ROW f2: H. Sluclii, F. Garcia, D. Ifill, N. Easterla, D. Gambril, D. Harrier. ROW 3: E. McKelly, M. Nave, D. Miller, T. John- ston, M. Peet, R. Jameson, M. Reiland. ROW 4: M. Bur- ton, P. Grana CAdv. Rep.J, C. L'Amereaux, G. Slagle, D. Rosellini, R. Drake, R. Hodson, A. Bregman. A11 ADVISORY-ROW 'la J- Elder, F. Vanderhoven, l-- McAlpine, E. Myers, I. Potter M. Tortomasa. ROW 2: A. Huczek, T. Holmes, W. Webb, A, Bolt, R. Morealex lAdv. Rep.D, D. O'Hara, A. Jiminez. ROW 3: R. Granath, L. Ramirez, J. Maisterra, J. L. Besett, A. Baker, P. Milazzo. ROW 4: E. Sturtevant, R. Roper, D. Hatter. MY- Ge0f9e D0Vld5o '1 talented or' PV0'-'dlY dl5PlUYln9 One of his mU 'Y Mrs. Iva Kellogg, with gracious man 900559, l10ldS GFI eXPefl0 C0d l'-WY'-'If' exhibits is Mr. Donald Parker, ami- ne,-I keepg busy between fhe WFC over A Cappella. able science teacher. and her history classes Coopers new methods tram her and explains Ihe Dewey declmal arf fulenfs Wlfh 'he fun filled Pfol 'S 0 fnend fo W'l50n'5 9Ym Clvb sv I 'I .Mg 1:71 113' vi! 'Ink 9 ,J The E Club sponsor Mlss Gerirude Mrs Rose Pauley llbrcmcln explains MVS MUYY Moran b 'n95 OU' IUVNOY OUT newesf CO'-Nh, MF- ' 4 Y 6 1' 'TEX fx I J. , 1 Q - 4 5 A35 1.15.4 sf... A- Y ' - A'-,. . . P V .ijt-.' . B Sponsor, Arthur Krause is never without a ioke to liven his civics classes. Track mentor and corrective teacher, Mr. Don Skinner filled in as registrar last term. Sparkling Miss Violet Jamgochian, geometry teacher, can give an angle on your future, too. 44 , 24 B12 ADVISORY-ROW 1: B. Cunningham, J. Cianciola, M. Bellville, J. Scurto, L. Mousian, I.. Parco, l. Preston, A. Virgi. ROW 2: J. Williamson, J. Krogstie, E. Barcelo, S. Crevea, J. Sallar, B. Burt L. Weinreb. ROW 3: P. Gar- rett CAdv. Rep.J, M. Ochoo, M. Sauhamel, C. Mannott, P. Shook, D. Wilson, N. Gelalich. ROW 4: G. Macaluso, G. Munn, P. Clark, A. Zeltman, B. Nelson, D. Brown. B12 ADVISORY-ROW 1: S. Bonanno, G. Stockdill, B. Griffith, P. Cluggage, D. Neely lAdv. Rep.l, D. Wilson, J. Greer. ROW 2: K. Mooradian, D. Bernal, H. Dandrige, B. Moore, M. Rashoff, R. Roberts, G. Carrasco, J. Copeland. ROW 3: F. Leto, J. Aplanalp, S. Faust, l. Sanford, J. Sweecy, J. Beickey, E. Schiro. ROW 4: R. Dering, G. Wollman, H. Shinerock, J. Baxley, W. Marlow, M. Cianciola,4A. Holt, D. Garrett. Gardening is the hobby of Mrs. Dor- othy Brill, B12 sponsor, who brought boys' foods into our curriculum. Knight prexy, Bert Hatcher, receives the key to Brink Gardens, traditional Bee hangout, from Richard Jarrard, Vanguard president. The band shows its need for uniforms to pub- licize ,he Ilyarieneslr. LIBRARY SERVICE-Shelving, checking, and binding books give future librar- ians experience: ROW 'la R. Yuhas, A. Burkow, S. Ferman, Mrs. Pauley Klibrarianl, N. Lee, S. S-tern, N. Simon. ROW 2: R. Moles, R. Smith, P. Johnson, M. Louis, J. Ritti, E. Gonor, S. Hershman, E. Smith, D. Pathe, B. Stanton. ROW 3: M. Egan, C. Adair, H. Landman, D. McDonald, B. Shaevitz, M. Feirberg. Knight cheer leaders Diane Neeley and the Wilsons twins lead the Bees Dignified commercial instructor, Mr. . . . in a song. Leonard Wilson is known for his while humor' Mr. Carl Grover, dynamic orchestra and bancl teacher, has brought these groups to fame. KNIGHTS-Sporting their class sweaters are B12 officers, Lois Preston, Treas. Cseated, Libby Weinreb, Girls' Vice Pres.: Bert B12 ADVISORY-ROW 'l: L. Bodenhamer, D. Irwin, J. Sercombe, J. Cannon, L. Larsen, M. Alvarez. ROW 2: E. HClfCl1ef, PWS.: Jeanette Benflier, SGC- NO? Britt, D. Salmons, J. Johnson, J. Bennier, B. Hanselman. ROW 3: J. Yeomans, W. Archer, L. Saunders, B. Cantos, shown: Leroy Saunders, Boys' Vice Pres. N. Bracci, B. Hatcher. ROW 4: B. Christan, R. Webber, E. Jones, M. Zebrack, R. Vizcarra, R. Summers fAdv. Rep.l. A I r P V .. h i , 1 -. ' . lf' 0 . p 1... b 1 ff' m y . stopped to eat and rest for tomorrow would soon V 1 if T THE end of a day's iourney, the mule train i ff.. 4 - come, bringing with it new dangers and new pleasures, new adventures and new destinations. On a grassy spot near a cool stream of water the train, mules and muleteers alike, ate and slept near a cozy campfire. Day's end now draws near for the Seniors of 1950, and they are looking eagerly towards their tomorrow. The day is over, but the journey is not. DlANA LARSON Ephebian MURRAY VIA Ephebian To draw young leaders into civic life, the Ephebian Socis ety was set up, and espe- cially well-equipped to con- tribute to civic upbuilding are the Centennials' Ephe- bians. I S L 9 -' 'f CENTENNIAL OFFICERS-Spurring the W'50 class onward to provide happy memories of its Senior Aye term were Chuck Luciano, president, Beulah Agu- lian and lrvin Berger, vice-presidents, Sheila Garrett, secretary, and Grace Zimowslci, treasurer. 28 CENTENNIAL SEALBEARERS-These happy graduates received gold seals on their diplomas to signify at least four semesters' membership in the Scholarship Society: Marilyn Canter, Sylvia Rawson, Murray Via, Diana Larson, Dorothy Hensen. Upholding the observance of our state's Centen- nial, the class of Winter '50 celebrated 100 years of California growth by choosing the name of Centennials. Graduating iust one century after California's admission to the union, the members of this,class took their places in the California life which their namesakes made possible. Led by President George Luciano, the Centennials had a rip-roaring picnic, a lovely senior tea and play, and a delightful prom. DON ADLEN Industrial Gym Club: B Football: Senior B Prom Decoration Committee: Picnic Committee. BEULAH AGULIAN General Senior A Girls' Vice-President: A Cappella: Sweater Committee: Commencement Speaker: Girls' League Historian: Comwolei. HELEN BARONE Home Economics ' Prom Refreshments Committee: Color Day Committee: Prom Committee: Prom Decorations Committee: Clean-up Commit- tee. BARBARA BAUER Home Economics Prom Breakfast Committee: Picnic Committee: Cap and Gown Committee: Color Day Committee: Sweater Committee. IRVIN BERGER Academic Senior A, B Boys' Vice-President: Prom Committee Co-Chair- man: C, B Track: B Football. MYRON BERLINER Academic Student Body Boys' Vice-President: A, B Football Captain: B, C Track: Lettermen President, Vice-President: Scholarship: Picnic Committee: Grounds Commission. SANDRA BLUM Academic 'I' Lettergirl: G.A.A.: A Cappella: Annual Staff: Hitching Post Page Editor: Medics Treasurer: Color Day Committee Chair- man: Tea Committee: Gift Committee: Spanish Club: Officials. FRED BOYLE Industrial Print Shop Crew: Senior Breakfast Committee: Prom Decora- tions Committee. CHARLOTTE BRIDE Art G.A.A.: Y-Teens: Comwolei: Sweater Committee Chairman: Picnic Committee Co-Chairman: Drill Team: Breakfast Com- mittee: Officials. GENE BURG Academic . Varsity Football: Varsity Track: Lettermen: All-Northern Track: Prom Committee: Color Day Music Committee Chairman: Picnic Committee: Hitching Post Staff. MARILYN CANTER Academic Sealbearer: 'I' Lettergirl: Medics: Scholarship: Hitching Post Page Editor: Annual Staff: G.A.A.: Gift Committee Chairman: Tea Committee: Drill Team: Color Day Committee. FRANCIS CAREY Art A, B Football: A Track: Breakfast Committee. ARLEEN CARLIN Art Senior Breakfast Committee: Color Day Committee: Y-Teens: Drill Team. NANCY CHRISTENSEN Comemrcial Student Body Girls' Vice-President: Senior B Girls' Vice-Presi- dent: Lettergirls' Secretary: 4 Lettergirl: Prom Committee Chairman: G.A.A. Historian: Comwolei: A Cappella: Y-Teens: '49 Annual Stalf: Girls' League Secretary. EDDIE DROWN Industrial Gym Club: Hitching Post Statf: Cap and Gown Committee: Breakfast Decorations Committee. NELIDA DURAN Home Economics Tea Committe: Picnic Committee: Spanish Club. BRIAN FLYNN General Student Body Boys' Vice-President: Boys' Judge: Northern League Council Vice-President: All-Northern Track: All-City Track: B Football Captain: Hi-Y President, Treasurer. DONNA FRENCH Home Economics G.A.A.: Senior Breakfast Committee: Senior Tea Committee: Y-Teens: Senior Girls Glee: Officials. GLORIA GAERTNOR General G.A.A.: Y-Teens: Spanish Club: Prom Decorations Committee: Senior Breakfast Committee Chairman. SHEILA GARRETT Academic Senior A Secretary: Commencement Speaker: Medics Vice- President, Historian: Latin Club Treasurer: Drill Team: Senior Breakfast Committee: Senior B Color Day. ANDRE GIACOMELLI General B Basketball: C Basketball: B Baseball: Letterman: C Track: Prom Clean-up Committee. JOAN GINGERICH General 4' Lettergirl: G.A.A. Cheerleader: Centennial Cheerleader: Otticials Vice-President: Y-Teens: A Cappella: Cap and Gown Committee Chairman: Sweater Committee: Lettergirls' General Chairman. JEAN GRANATH General G.A.A.: Lettergirls: Senior Tea Committee Chairman: Y-Teens. RUTH GREGORY Academic Lettergirls' Secretary: G.A.A.: W.F.C.: Scholarship: Y-Teens: Officials Vice-President: A Cappella: Prom Decorations Com- mittee: Senior Breakfast Committee. CORA HEIM General G.A.A.: Y-Teens: Spanish Club: Prom Decorations Committee: Breakfast Committee. PHYl.l.lS HENRY Commercial G.A.A. Cheerleader: Lettergirl: Centennial Cheerleader: Offi- cials Secretary: Y-Teens Reporter: Advisory Board: Cap and Gown Committee: Senior Breakfast Committee: A Cappella. WOODSON HENRY General B, D Basketball: B, C Track: Senior Orchestra: Letterme TM-tm JOYCE HILL Home Economics Y Prom Refreshments Chairman: Picnic Refreshments Chairman.-f fgvvqkvgjl BARBARA HOLM Commercial G.A.A.: Y-Teens: Comwolei: Food Picnic Committee Chairman: Prom Decorations Committee: Advisory Board: Drill Team: Senior Girls Glee: Prom Clean-up Committee: Stage Manager Senior Play. DOROTHY HENSON Academic Sealbearer: Cap and Gown Committee Chairman: French Club President: Latin Club Vice-President: Tea Decorations Com- mittee: Scholarship: Spanish Club: Officials: Y-Teens. WILLIAM HUPP Academic Senior Prom Music Committee. RUDOLPH KADEN Commercial Cards and Announcements Committee: W.F.C.: Spanish Club: Senior Tea Committee: Pedagogs. ARDYCE KATANIAN Commercial G.A.A. Head of Sports: 2 Lettergirl: Y-Teens: Officials Treas- urer: A Cappella: Cards and Announcements Committee: Sweater Committee: Comwolei. PAUL LaCASSE Industrial Senior A Picnic Chairman: Color Day Refreshments: A Football: Lettermen. LIANE LARSON Academic Ephebian: Girls' Judge: Senior B Treasurer: W.F.C. Vice-Presi- dent: Lettergirls' Secretary: Lettergirls' President, Vice-President: G.A.A. Historian: 5' Lettergirl: Senior Play: Girls' League Service Chairman. SEYMOUR LEHER Commercial Senior Breakfast Set-up Committee. HELEN GEORGIA LINARAKIS Home Economics Senior Tea Committee: Cap and-Gown Committee: Vesta: Y-Teens. THOMAS LONG Academic A Football: Baseball: Spanish Club: W.F.C.: Service Point Commission. GEORGE LUCIANO General Senior A President: Annual Co-Sports Editor: A, B Football: Athletic Commission: Hi-Y President: Hitching Post Staff: Letter- men Club Secretary: Hi-Y Treasurer: Key Club. PAUL T. l.U.lAN lndustrial Print Production: Hitching Post Staff: Breakfast Committee. JOE MACHUNIS Industrial A Football: A Track: Breakfast Committee. LYNN MARSHALL Commercial Breakfast Committee Chairman: Cap and Gown Committee: Comwolei: Picnic Committee. TERESA MARTINEZ Home Economics Cap and Gown Committee: Senior Tea Committee. BARBARA MASON Commercial Scholarship: Pedagogs: Comwolei: Y-Teens: Girls' League Historian: Cap and Gown Committee: Senior Tea Committee: Senior Girls Glee. SALLY McCORMACK Commercial Student Body Treasurer: Girls' Judge: Senior Advisory Board: 4' Lettergirl: G.A.A. Cheerleader: Otticials: Y-Teens: Senior A, B Centennial Cheerleader: Comwolei: Senior Tea Committee. ' DELORES MEYERS Academic A Cappella: Senior Play: Scholarship: Spanish Club: Senior Tea Refreshment Committee: Pedagogs: Y-Teens: Music Club. VIRGINIA MULLEN Academic Hitching Post Feature Editor, Page 3 Editor: Quill and Scroll: Breakfast Committee: Prom Committee: Olticials: Latin Club: Spanish Club: W.F.C.: G.A.A.: Y-Teens. MARY MORA General-Commercial Picnic Committee. RICHARD MORRELL Commercial Senior Picnic Transportation Committee: A, B Track: Football. MATILDA MOSNER Academic Spanish Club: French Club: Talent Show Co-Chairman: Senior Play: Senior Prom Entertainment Committee: Picnic Committee: Y-Teens: Esperanto Club. DORIS MRAKICH Academic Quill and Scroll: Hitching Post Girls' Editor: Senior Play: Prom Music Committee: Breakfast Committee: A Cappella: Y-Teens Publicity Chairman: Medics: Hitching Post Business Manager. ' DICK ODESSKY General Representative, Scholastic Sports: Hitching Post Sports Editor: Quill and Scroll: Hoofprints Staff: A Cappella: Picnic Trans- portation Chairman: Prom Committee: Sweater Committee. BOB OLIVAS Industrial Arts Student Body President: Senior B President: A Basketball: Hitch- ing Post Staff: Lettermen: Hi-Y: Key Club: Prom Committee: Picnic Committee. LES PADFIELD Academic All-Northern Sportscaster: B, C, D Basketball: Hitching Post Co-Sports Editor: Lettermen: Advisory Board: A Cappella: Grounds Commission: Athletic Commission: Boys' Federation Vice-President. SIDNEY PARKER Industrial Cap and Gown Committee: Breakfast Committee. VANGIE PEREZ General G.A.A. President: Girls' League President, Treasurer: Comwolei Vice-President: French Club Vice-President: 4' lettergirl: W.F.C. Historian: Commencement Committee Chairman: Officials. BONNIE PINCH Commercial Senior Orchestra: Vesta: G.A.A.: Y-Teens: Comwolei: Senior B Finance Committee: Tea Decorations Committee: Cafe Service. ROBERT RAMSEY General A, B Baseball: A, B Football: Lettermen: Advisory Board: Break- fast Entertainment Committee: Cap and Gown Committee: Clean-up Committee. SYLVIA RAWSON Academic Sealbearer: Bank of America Achievement Award: Scholarship President: W.F.C. Historian: Tea Decoration Committee Chair- man: Medics: G.A.A.: Spanish Club. VICTOR REYNOLDS Academic Senior Tea Committee Chairman: Prom Committee: Color Day Committee: Breakfast Entertainment Committee: A Cappella: Spanish Club: Pedagogs. JACK ROBERTS General Varsity Football: Sound Crew: Stage Crew: Prom Committee: Picnic Clean-up Committee: Advisory Board: Medics: Pedagogs. LUCILLE ROBERTS Academic Hitching Post Editor-in-Chief, Feature, News Editor: Quill and Scroll: D.A.R. Representative: 3' lettergirl: Lettergirls' News Representative: Breakfast Committee: G.A.A.: W.F.C.: Y-Teens. RALPH RUTHERFORD Industrial C. D Basketball: B Football: Prom Committee: Picnic Commit- tee: Breakfast Entertainment Committee. i LEWIS SHAVER Industrial , Tea Committee, Breakfast Committee, A, B Basketball, A Track B, A Baseball, A Football. I HELEN LOURAY SEAMAN Music Tea Committee, Orchestra, Transfer from Monrovia High School. MIEKO SHSHIDO Commercial Senior B Secretary, Vesta Secretary, Lettergirl, G.A.A., Com wolei, Y-Teens, Picnic Committee, Cap and Gown Committee ALLAN STERNFELD Academic B, C Track, A, B Football, Prom Committee, Picnic Committee Hitching Post Staff, Color Day Music Committee. F ALFONSO TARANTINO Commercial Senior A Tea Committee. .IUDY TENNER General Girls' League President, G.A.A. Vice-President, Treasurer, 2' Lettergirl, Cards and Announcement Committee Chairman, Senior Play, Social Committee, W.F.C. JOSEPHINE TRONCALE ' Home Economics G.A.A., Y-Teens, Vesta, Drill Team, Picnic Games Co-Chairman, Prom Committee, Cap and Gown Committee, Senior Advisory Board, Clean-up Committee. MURRAY VIA Academic Ephebion, Sealbearer, Grounds Commission, Varsity Baseball Captain, All-Northern Baseball, Gift Committee Chairman, Publicity Committee, Lettermen, Key Club, Scholarship Society. WILLIAM WADE Industrial Lettermen President, Vice-President, Sergeant-at-Arms, Picnic Committee, Prom Committee, A, B Football, Grounds Commis- sion, Hi-Y, Key Club. kink RAY WAKEFIELD Industrial Baseball, Basketball, Lettermen. M l Wu ARLENE WARD Commercial Lettergirl, G.A.A. Treasurer, Girls' League Vice-President, Picnic Q: Committee, Prom Committee, A Cappella, Officials, Y-Teens, Senior Play. 1, Lovn wAnE cummmiui K A, B Baseball, Lettermen, Key Club, Breakfast Committee, Cap and Gown Committee. MILTON WENDT Art A Football, Picnic Committee, Prom Committee. GARY WESTON General A Cappella, B Track, Lettermen, Cap and Gown Committee, Tea Committee, Sweater Committee. ALLEN WIDMAN Industrial Senior Advisory Board President Pro-Tem., A, B Football, Letter- men A Ca ella President Vice-President' Prom Committee, I PP f I Senior Commencement Committee, Breakfast Committee. WALLACE WOLFF Industrial Senior Tea Committee, Prom Committee, Senior Breakfast Clean-up Committee, C Basketball. F GRACE ZIMOWSKI Art 5, Senior A Treasurer, G.A.A., Comwolei, Y-Teens, Drill Team, L V ,, 1 A Cappella, Advisory Board, Prom Decorations Committee jg. in A. , Chairman, Clean-up Committee, Officials. ' 3, ' . D . --:- 2 52. Q Q NOT PICTURED , ., AVV' ' HARRY DUSTERHOFF Industrial 9 A Sweater Committee. E AUDREY MARTINAT Home Economics A Cappella. RANK SCALESE Academic OPPOSITE PAGE-TOP: In a Southern garden atmosphere, the Plantation Ball F Tea Committee, Commencement Committee. proved a glamorous success. EYCENTER: Three Centennials resolve to speak not, hear not, see not on B Color Day. WBOTTOM: Hand shaking line-up atwthe Centennial tea included Sponsors Mrs. Philp and Mrs. Harlan, and Co-Chairmen Victor Reynolds and Jean Granath. 'i5?President George Luciano receives his diploma from Miss Seaman, crowning six years work at Wilson. 1 V ,W .. , . ..,, -., .,,, X MQ, f ,mm .,. ., ..- U. , x Q iw wwf N 1 3 To be chosen Ephebian is one of the great honors of a life- time. Nancy, Fran, Neil, and Bill were given this vote of confidence by the faculty be- cause of their outstanding character, service to the school and community, and scholarship. WILLIAM rowLEs ram-:ces REuseNsrEiN NANCY RAGAN NEIL Morten Eivhebian Ephebian Ephebiqn Ephebiqn .' 7 5 'V , - k - II ll, if E: J r The distinction of being the largest graduating class in Wilson's history was claimed by the class of Summer 1950. Setting records in scholarship, citizenship, and service, the class lived up to its symbolic name, the Vanguards, always in front. Not only having more members than any other class but also more Sealbearers, the Vanguards thus prove that their brains are in tip-top shape. Brawn and talent have also been provided this class in abundance, as is evidenced by their many star athletes and leaders. f VANGUARD OFFICERS-Leading the Van- guards through an activity-packed last semester were: President Richard .Iarrard Kcenterl, Boys' Vice-President Bill Hamlin Uop rightj, Girls' Vice-President Betty Black- well Crightl, Secretary Babette Neustatter Cleftl, and Treasurer Kenneth Lucas ltop leftl. VANGUARD SEALBEARERS-An even dozen Vanguards topped the academic scales and earned the proud title of Sealbearer, denoting at least four semesters in the Scholarship Society: Daniel Wilkin, Frances Reuben stein, Manuel Morden, Nancy Rogan, Douglas Markel, Jack Goldberg, Roland Miller, Antoinette Millstone, Neil Motter, Shirley Lunger, Willio m Towles, Lawrence Miller. JOAN ADAMS Home Economics Chief Justice: G.A.A. Head of Sports: Officials President: Vanguard Cheerleader: Vesta Vice-President: Stage Crew Chairman: '50 Hoofprints Senior Editor: Senior Breakfast Committee: Advisory Board: Fashion Show Narrator: 4' Letter- girl Candidate. RICHARD ADAMS Industrial Sweater Committee: C Track: A Track: Junior Varsity Baseball: A Basketball Manager: 4 Year Letterman: Picnic Games Com- mittee. JOAN ADEE General A Cappella: Senior Girls Glee: Prom Food Committee Chair- man: Hitching Post Reporter: Breakfast Committee Chairman: Hitching Post Assignment Editor. LOIS ADEE General Pedagogs: Drill Team: G.A.A.: 1' Lettergirl: A Cappella: '49, '50 Hoofprints Art Editor: Color Day Committee: Prom Decora- tions Co-Chairman: Tea Co-Chairman: Y-Teens. OLGA AGUILAR Commercial Spanish Club President, Secretary, Treasurer: A Cappella: Y-Teens President, Secretary, Inter-Club Representative: Drill Team: G.A.A.: Prom Music Committee: Breakfast Committee. DAISEY ARAMBEL Commercial Senior Girls Glee: Cafeteria Cashier: Tea Committee: Picnic Committee. GARY BAHNSEN Commercial-Art Co-Editor '50 Hoofprints: 4 years Football: Lettermen: 4 years Track: Grounds Commission: A Cappella: '49 Hoofprints Art Staff: Spanish Club: Decorations Committee. CARLOS BAKER Music Senior Orchestra Student Director: Band Drum Maior: Music Department Librarian: Drill Team instructor: Prom Music Com- mittee Chairman: Building Commission: Senior Tea Entertain- ment Committee Chairman. NORALENE BAKER General Senior Girls Glee: A Cappella: Senior Prom Refreshment Com- mittee: Senior Tea Decorations Committee. LOIS BARBA Home Economics A Cappella: Cap and Gown Committee. BONNIE BARONE Home Economics Prom Decorations Committee. MELVIN BARON Academic B, C, D, Basketball: Lettermen: Key Club: Medics President: Yell King: Senior B Vice-President: Prom Co-Chairman: Health Commission: Senior Tea Committee: Latin Club Secretary: Orchestra. TOMMY BRADLEY Industrial Lettermen: Cap and Gown Committee: B Football: Grounds Commission. LOWELL BUSS Industrial C Track Captain: B Track: Varsity Track: Gym Club: Hall Com- mission: Grounds Commission: Hitching Post Reporter. JOYCE CAMPBELL General Y-Teens Secretary: 2' lettergirl: G.A.A.: Brink Gardens Com- mittee: Picnic Committee: Health Commission: Officials. MARGARET CAPAZOLA Commercial Y-Teens Historian: Vesta Secretary: Comwolei: Tea Comtnittee: Color Day Committee: Drill Team: A Cappella. SAMMIE CERAVOLO Academic Hitching Post Reporter: '49 Hoofprints Staff: Prom Decorations Committee: Spanish Club Secretary: W.F.C.: Medics: Picnic Committee: Boys' Federation President: Advisory Board. CONSTANCE CHAVEZ Commercial Spanish Club: Y-Teens: G.A.A.: Senior Girls Glee. -MARILYN COBDEN Commercial Oliicials: G.A.A.: Y-Teens Treasurer, lnter-Club Representative: Tea Decorations Committee: Comwolei. DEAN COMSTOCK General B Budget Committee: Cap and Gown Committee: Hitching Post Reporter. RAE 'LEE CREELMAN Music A Cappella Accompanist: Breakfast Committee: Graduation Soloist. MEl.VlN CROSBY Academic Spanish Club: Medics: Breakfast Committee: Refreshment Com- mittee. JUNE CROWDER Commercial G.A.A.: Spanish Club: Comwolei President, Treasurer: Sweater Committee: A Cappella: Picnic Food Committee Chairman. KENNETH DARLING Academic B Football: A Football: Track: Spanish Club: Key Club: Letter- men: Senior Picnic Transportation Co-Chairman: Senior Prom Entertainment Committee Co-Chairman: Cafe Commission: Athletic Commission. Jim nARNlcoAr Industrial Gym Club: Sweater Committee, Gift Committee. MARILEE BARRETT General Latin Club Vice-President: G.A.A.: 2' Lettergirl: Color Day Committee: Prom Committee: Senior Breakfast Committee: Hoofprints Art Staff. JEANETTE BECK Commercial Cop and Gown Committee: Senior Breakfast Committee: A Cappella: Senior Girls Glee: Vesta Secretary: G.A.A.: Oliicials: Comwolei Vice-President: Y-Teams: Spanish Club: Drill Team. JACK BECKER Industrial Gym Club: Picnic Committee. FRANK BENNETT Academic B Football Captain: B Baseball: A Gym Club: A Baseball: A Football: Lettermen President: Hi-Y: Grounds Commission: Social Committee: Athletic Commission: Advisory Boards: Picnic Committee. JO ANNE BESETT Art Girls' League Secretary: Sweater Committee: Senior Breakfast Committee: G.A.A.: Drill Team: Hitching Post Reporter. BETTY BLACKWELL Home Economics Senior A Girls' Vice-President: Prom Committee. ROBERT BOCK Industrial Picnic Committee: Color Day Committee. ANNE BRADLEY Academic Lettergirls' Vice-President: 3 ' Lettergirl Candidate: G.A.A. Vice-President: Vanguard Cheerleader: Vesta President, Vice- President, Historian: Senior Play: Prom Committee: OHicials'f Reporter: Commencement Speaker: Picnic Committee. ROBERT DAY Industrial Senior Tea Committee. FRANK DE FALCO Commercial Picnic Committee. DELORES DEL PAZZO Academic Music Club: Drama Club: Y-Teens: French Club. JOYCE DE SPAIN General Senior Advisory Board: A Cappella: G.A.A. SOL DIBNER Academic Track: B Football: Grounds Commission: Fire and Safety Com- mission: Athletic Commission: Prom Refreshments Committee: Picnic Committee. PAUL DOSIE Academic A Baseball: A Basketball: B Track: Senior Play: Sanitation Commission: Publicity Commission: Prom Entertainment Com- mittee: Tea Committee. BEATRICE DRAKE Commercial Y-Teens: Comwolei: Cap and Gown Committee: Breakfast Committee: G.A.A.: Vesta. LAUREL DUFFIELD Academic Latin Club Vice-President: G.A.A.: 2' Lettergirl: Lost and Found Commission: Sweater Committee: Breakfast Committee: Drill Team. .IOHN DURBIN Industrial Varsity Football: Letterman: Tea Committee. E :las ik ir DOROTHY DYER Academic G.A.A.: 4' Lettergirl Candidate: Service Point Commission: Chief Justice: Student Body Secretary: Vesta President: Pub- licity Commission. JACK ELDER General B Track: B Football: Gym Club: Sweater Committee: Gift Com- mittee: Hitching Post Staff: Lettermen. FLORENCE ELLIOT Home Economics Picnic Refreshments Committee. FLORENCE FISHER Commercial Comwolei: Y-Teens: Spanish Club: G.A.A.: Prom Entertainment Committee: Breakfast Committee: Hitching Post Typist: Drill Team: Officials. JOHN FISHER General Grounds Commission: Picnic Committee. GORDON FORD Industrial Track: Football: Letterman. RUTH FRIE Academic Officials: Spanish Club: G.A.A. Secretary: 4' Lettergirl Candi- date: Lettergirls' General Chairman: Sweater Committee: Picnic Committee: Service Point Committee: Handbook Committee: Social Committee. .IUANITA FRIER Home Economics Junior High President: 1' Lettergirl: G.A.A. Head of Sports. ELSIE GALE Academic G.A.A.: 4' Lettergirl Candidate: Lettergirls' Vice-President: Scholarship Historian: W.F.C.: Girls' Judge: French Club Secre- tary: Color Day Chairman: Prom Refreshments Committee: Drill Team Captain: Otticials: A Cappella: Senior Play. FRANCES GALLO Home Economics G.A.A.: Senior Girls Glee: Color Day Committee: Breakfast Committee. RALPH GILLETTE Industrial A Cappella: Track: Football. JACK GOLDBERG Academic Sealbearer: Scholarship Society: latin Club President: Gym Club: Annual Sales Promotion Co-Chairman: Prom Committee: Breakfast Committee. 37 TOINETTE GOLDMAN Club: Comwolei. LILIAN GONSHAW Commercial Academic W.F.C. President: Senior Orchestra Concertmistress: All-City ' Pedagogs: Prom Music Committee: Gift Committee: Library ins Orchestra: Club Commission: Publicity Commission: Girls' Q League Publicity Chairman: Scholarship Historian, Coaching Chairman: Handbook Committee. ROBERT GROSS Industrial C Track: B Track: B Football: A Track: Picnic Committee: Social Committee: Grounds Commission: Color Day Committee DICK GREGORY General Color Day Committee: Picnic Committee. KENNETH GRAYBILL Industrial D Basketball: B Basketball Captain: A Basketball Captain: All- Northern: Hi-Y President, Secretary: Lettermen Treasurer, Vice- President: Co-Grounds Commission: Athletic Commission: All Hi-Y Basketball: '50 Hoofprints Staff. . f . F, i ,Qt :ii , 4932? Q Lettermen Secretary: Hi-Y Secretory: Key Club Vice-President: W.F.C.: Grounds Commission: Cafe Commission: Tea Commit- WILLIAM J. HAMLIN Commercial Senior A Vice-President: B Basketball Co-Captain: A Basketball: B Track: Medics: Lettermen: Hi-Y Treasurer. GAYLE HIGMAN Academic G.A.A.: I' Lettergirl: Latin Club Vice-President: Spanish Club: Picnic Committee: Pedagogs: Officials: Sweater Committee: . Lost and Found Commission. ' S E PATRICIA HILL Commercial J Comwolei: Cap and Gown Committee: Breakfast Committee: gb Library Club. ' BOB HOBLITT General Yell Leader: Key Club: Hi-Y: Grounds Co-Commission: Cap and .:,V 5 Gown Committee: Athletic Commission: Social Committee. ' ' :.. j MARGARET HOLLENBECK Commercial ' .- 1 Comwolei: Y-Teens Treasurer: Prom Committee: Tea Committee 1 ,I sou Houvuss lnawrael H I gi. Breakfast Committee. I WALLACE HOWARD General D ,L A Cappella: Picnic Committee. A , M :Marv Huntoon General U Q ' 1151 - Aw: -25, me , . . Q, . , M C az tee: B Football Captain: Gym Club: All-Northern: Hitching Post Sports Editor. RICHARD JARRARD Industrial A Cappella Robe Chairman: B Track: A Track: A Football: Lettermen: Sweater Committee Chairman: Senior A President: Hitching Post Staff: Print Shop Crew: Hitching Post Make-up Foreman: Linotype Foreman. BOB JOHNSON General B Football: A Cappella: '50 Hoofprints Prom Committee: Tea Committee. ROBERT R. JONES General Student Body President: W.F.C.: Hi-Y: L Photography Editor: ettermen: Key Club: Senior B President: A Cappella: Cap and Gown Committee: A Basketball: B Basketball: C, D Basketball. ROBERTA KAPLAN Academic Scholarship Society: Hitching Post Adverti sing Manager: Span- ish Club Vice-President: Library Club Treasurer: W.F.C.: Peda- gogs: Latin Club: Tea Committee: Advisory Board: Color Day Committee. LEON KILDAY General Academic Athletic Commission: Advisory Board: Lettermen: Hi-Y: B Foot- ball: B Baseball: Varsity Baseball: Picnic Committee. BERNICE A. KOPPELL Commercial G.A.A.: Comwolei: Y-Teens: Spanish Club: Prom Entertainment Committee: Breakfast Committee: Officials: Hitching Post Typist. ISABELLE LEONE Commercial A Cappella Treasurer: Comwolei Historian: Sweater Committee Co-Chairman: Picnic Committee. BRUCE LLOYD Academic A, B Baseball: A, B Football: Lettermen at-Arms: Hi-Y: Cafe Commission: Senior Stott: Hoofprints Sports Co-Editor: Color D man. Treasurer,Sergeant- Play: Hitching Post ay Committee Chair- we iii: I 'fi P' LIONEL MARSHAK Academic B Baseball: D Basketball: Breakfast Committee: Chess Club. BOB MARTIN Commercial Cards and Announcements Committee. SHIRLEY McGREW Commercial Prom Committee: Vesta: G.A.A.: Officials: Girls' League Treas- urer: Comwolei: Cards and Announcements Committee: Girls' League Welfare Committee: Drill Team. DON MELANSON Industrial Cap and Gown Committee: Gym Club. VARDA MELITSOFF Academic Scholarship Historian: Music Club Vice-President: Spanish Club Secretary: W.F.C. Foreign Correspondence Chairman: Quill and Scroll: Graduation Soloist: Hitching Post Staff: '50 Hoofprints: A Cappella Accompanist: Pedagogs: Student Hand Book: Advisory Board. LAWRENCE MILLER Academic Scholarship Society: Publicity Commission: W.F.C.: Pedagogs: Key Club: Boys' Judge: Color Day Committee: Sealbearer: Boys' Federation Vice-President: Breakfast Committee. - ROLAND MILLER Academic Spanish Club: Publicity Committee: Annual Promotion Co- Chairman: Tennis Team' Sealbearer: Scholarshi Societ - Color Day Committee: Tea Cdmmittee. P Y' ANTOINETTE MILLSTONE Academic Sealbearer: Pedagogs Secretary-Treasurer: W.F.C. Correspond- ing Secretary: Spanish Club: Orchestra: Drill Team: Music Club. TOMMY MONTELLO Industrial Gift Committee: Color Day Committee: Projection Crew. MANUEL MORDEN Academic Spanish Club: Publicity Commission: Key Club: Annual Promo- tion Co-Chairman: Scholarship Society: Sealbearer: Breakfast Entertainment Committee. NEIL MOTTER Academic Ephebian: Lettermen Vice-President, Secretary: Key Club Vice- President, Treasurer: Hi-Y Vice-President, Chaplain: Scholar- ship Society: Sealbearer: Gym Club: All-Northern: Chief Justice: Grounds Commission: Athletic Commission: Chairman Board of Commissioners. MARGARET MU LROON EY Academic Medics: W.F.C. GUS LOMONAGO Industrial B Football: B Track: A Football: A Track: Lettermen Treasurer: Hi-Y: Grounds Commission: JOAN LONGWELL Academic Prom Entertainment Committee Chairman: Scholarship, Society: A Cappella: Drill Team: G.A.A.: Pedagogs: Spanish Club. KENNETH LUCAS Academic Spanish Club: Scholarship Society: A Cappella: W.F.C.: Chess Club President, Secretary: Key Club: Boys' State Representa- tive: Tennis Team: Senior A Treasurer. SHIRLEY LUNGER Academic Spanish Club: G.A.A.: 3' Lettergirl: W.F.C. Secretary: Scholar- ship Treasurer: Pedagogs President: Senior Advisory Board: Drill Team: A Cappella: Senior Play: Commencement Speaker! Sealbearer. CAL MARGULIES Academic-Commercial B Football: B Track: Gym Club: Prom Committee: Stage Crew: Athletic Commission. ERNEST MARIETTE Industrial Print Production: Print Shop Crew: B Football: Senior Orchestra: Prom Decorations Committee. JOAN MARION Academic G.A.A.: Officials: A Cappella: Drill Team: Y-Teens: Prom Dec- orations Committee: Hitching Post Staff: Senior Play. VIDA MARKS Academic Medics: W.F.C.: Cap and Gown Committee: Health Commis- sion: Gift Committee: Spanish Club: Hitching Post Page Editor: Quill and Scroll: Drill Team. DOUGLAS MARKEL Academic Key Club President: C Basketball: C Track: B Football: A Foot- ball: A Tennis: Bailiff, Boy's Court: Ground Commission: Picnic Transportation Committee Co-Chairman: Spanish Club: Letter- men: W.F.C. QLQI, 3 3 5 CHARLENE POHLMAN Academic C.A.A. President, Roll Secretary: 2' Lettergirl: Senior B Treas- urer: Picnic Co-Chairman: Advisory Board Secretary: Northern League Council: W.F.C. Secretary: Drill Team: Spanish Club: Senior Play. BEATRICE POLLACK Commercial Vesta: Y-Teens: Cap and Gowns Committee: Prom Music Com- mittee: G.A.A.: Comwolei: Cafe Service. JEAN PURVIS Home Economics Vesta President, Treasurer: A Cappella: Drill Team: G.A.A. NANCY RAGAN Academic Ephebian: Girls' League President: Sealbearer: Scholarship Secretary, Treasurer, Vice-President: Senior B Secretary: G.A.A. Secretary: 4' Lettergirl Candidate: W.F.C.: Y-Teens: Senior Play: Officials: Pedagog Secretary-Treasurer. BILL RANDAZZO Industrial . Hitching Post Printshop Crew: Prom Committee. - FRANCES REUBENSTEIN Academic Ephebian: Hoofprints '50 Co-Editor: '49 Copy Editor: Seal- bearer: Scholarship President, Historian: Clerk of Court: Span- ish Club Vice-President, Secretary: W.F.C. Vice-President, Treasurer, Historian: Pedagogs: Hitching Post News Editor: Quill and Scroll: 2' Lettergirl: Latin Club President, Secretary- Treasurer: Commencement Speaker. BEVERLY ANN RICH Commercial Prom Entertainment Committee: Tea Entertainment Committee: Comwolei: Y-Teens: Natural Science Club: Cafe Service. MIKE RICHMOND Lettermen: Key Club: B Basketball: Board of Commission Chair- man: Spanish Club Sergeant-at-Arms: Cafe Commission: Senior Orchestra: Senior Play: Athletic Commission: W.F.C.: Cap and Gown Committee: Picnic Committee. EULALIA JO ROBY Home Economics f G.A.A.: Picnic Committee: Sweater Committee: A Cappella. MARILYN ROLNICK General A Cappella Soloist: Spanish Club: Senior Girls Glee: Drill Team: Hootprints: Senior Play: W.F.C.: Senior Prom Decorations: Senior Breakfast Decorations. BEATRICE ROSATI Commercial G.A.A.: Spanish Club: Tea Decorations Committee. HARRIET ROSSMAN Academic Pedagogs: Spanish Club: Scholarship Society: Hitching Post Feature Editor: '50 Hoofprints Staff: Senior B Budget Commit- tee: Breakfast Committee: Quill and Scroll: Drill Team. HOWARD MYERS Academic Medics Treasurer: A Cappella: Spanish Club: Pedagogs: Stu- dent Handbook Committee. CARLO NAPOLITANO Commercial Prom Decorations Committee: Picnic Committee: B Football. BABETTE NEUSTATTER Commercial n G.A.A.: 2' Lettergirl: Comwolei President: W.F.C.: Senior A Secretary: Sweater Committee: Otilicials: Y-Teens. BETTY NIELSON MORRISON General G.A.A.: Vesta Historian: Tea Committee: Spanish Club: Sweater Committee: A Cappella, ELIZABETH NOVAK Commercial Tea Committee. ALAN PAGE Industrial B Football: A Football: Picnic Committee Co-Chairman: Senior Play. PAT PALAZZOL0 Home Economics Senior Advisory Board: Hoofprints Girls' Sports Editor: G.A.A. Secretary: I' Lettergirl: Vesta. vmcs PAvoNE Industrial B Baseball: Lettermen: A Cappella: Cap and Gown Committee: Hitching Post Make-up Foreman. HENRIETTA PENA Commercial G.A.A.: Spanish Club Vice-President: Y-Teens: Comwolei Sec- retary, Historian: Otticials. 1 SALLY SALAIZ Academic , G.A.A.: Comwolei: Officials: Y-Teens Treasurer, Vice-President: Spanish Club: Latin Club: Tea Decorations Committee. ETHEL SCHMIDT General Breakfast Committee: Medics Secretary: Tea Committee. LESTER SCHNEIDER General Spanish Club: Medics: Grounds Commission: Fire and Safety Commission: Sweater Committee: Picnic Committee: Lettermen: Hi-Y Sergeant-at-Arms: Gym Club. SHIRLIE SCHNEIDER Academic Lettergirls' President, Treasurer: Clerk of Court: 4' Lettergirl Candidate: Officials: Vanguard Cheerleader: Vesta Historian: G.A.A.: Hitching Post Staff: Hoofprints: French Club: Y-Teens Vice-President. RONNIE SCHWARZE Industrial Hi-Y: B Track: A Track: B Football: A Football: Cap and Gown Committee: Tea Committee. CYNTHIA SENN Academic Lettergirls' Secretary: Senior Play: Drill Team: Vesta Treasurer, Secretary: G.A.A.: Officials: Northern Council Red Cross Presi- dent: Hitching Post Stalf: 2' Lettergirl. JOHN SHAMBRA Academic B Football: C Track Captain: B Track: Advisory Board President Pro-Tem.: Grounds Commission: Service Point Commission: Key Club President: Boys' Judge: Gay '9O's Director: Lettermen: W.F.C.: Hi-Y. ALLAN R. SHAPIRO Academic Medics: Lettermen: Latin Club: A Basketball: A Baseball: Fire and Safety Commission: Sanitation Commission: Tea Entertain- ment Committee: Prom Committee: '50 Hoofprints Student Government Editor. DANIEL R. SHEFFIELD Industrial Color Day Committee: Senior Tea Committee. Tea Clean-up Committee: B Basketball: A Cappella. GLENNA SMITH . Commercial Drill Team: A Cappella: Prom Committee: Picnic Committee: Science Club. CHARLES SPIEGEL Academic Medics: Hoofprints Staff: Hall Commission: Spanish Club: Scholarship. HELENE STARK Academic Hitching Post Copy Desk: Gift Committee Chairman: Prom Refreshments: Drill Team: Scholarship: W.F.C.: Pedagogs: French Club President: Music Club: Quill and Scroll. LOIS STEELE Home Economics A Cappella: Senior Girls Glee. HENRY STOEPPLER Academic Gym Club: Sweater Committee: Picnic Committee: Grounds Commission: Fire and Safety Commission: Athletic Commission: Fellowship Club: Hi-Y Chaplain, Secretary. LLOYD SWANSON Industrial Arts Gym Club: Picnic Committee. VIVIAN TAYLOR Commercial Vesta: Science Club: Bible Club: Breakfast Committee: Cap and Gown Committee: Comwolei Reporter. DUANE TELLIANO Industrial Arts Varsity Track: A, B Football: Food Committee: Lettermen. FRANCES TOPHAM Academic Spanish Club: Scholarship: Pedagogs President, Vice-President, Secretary-Treasruer: Officials: G.A.A.: Lettergirl Treasurer: Club Commission: Cap and Gown Committee Chairman: Breakfast Committee: 4 Lettergirl Candidate. WILLIAM J. TOWLES Academic Ephebian: Sealbearer: Bausch and Lomb Science Award: Boys' Judge: MedicslPresident: Key Club Secretary, Vice-President: W.F.C. Service and Welfare Chairman, Vice-President: Scholar- ship Vice-President: Cards and Announcements Chairman: Handbook Chairman: Pedagogs: Spanish Club. AUDREY BRYNE SMITH Home Economics A Cappella: Senior Breafast Entertainment Committee: Fash- ion Show. GERALD SMITH Academic VANGUARD CHEERLEADERS-Iniecting spirit and pep into the already spirited Vonguards were cheerleaders Shirlie Schneider, .Ioan Westbrook, .Ioan Adams, and Anne Bradley. OPPOSITE PAGE-Successful Vanguard committee chairmen were Alan, Joan, Helene, Lois, Marty, Neil, Bill and Charlene. '1fYThree smiling sponsors survived a term of guiding the energetic Vanguards: Mr. Settle, Mrs. Harlan, Mr. McNeice, Y?W'51 Prexy Luciano looks over the new turquoise and brown sweater of Bob Jones, Vanguard B Semester president, on Color Day. 'fYThe baseball champs of the senior picnic. 7'l'Aye gals pose for the birdie at the picnic. 'f?Four handsome Vonguards leave the prom for further celebration. 7fx'Aren't they beautiful? QThe sweaters, that isll After a wonderful play, the Vanguards welcome guests at the Senior tea. PETE VITALE Academic C Basketball A Baseball Lettermen HIY Breakfast Commit tee Plcnlc Committee Fire and Safety Commission Athlelc Commission JOAN WESTBROOK Home Economics GAA Vesta Club Secretary Vanguard Cheerleader Senior Advisory Board Officials Breakfast Committee A Cappella Hoofprlnts Staff Lost and Found Co Commission DON WESTON Industrial Gym Club Lettermen Prom Committee CLAUDETTE WHEELER Commercial GAA Comwolei YTeens Color Day Committee Refresh ments Committee Senlor Tea Decorations Committee MARGARET WIDMAN Commercial Comwolel Secretary GAA Sweater Committee A Cappella Plcnlc Committee DANIEL WILKIN Academic Sealbearer Scholarship Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Boys Judge Boys Fed Secretary Treasurer Spanish Club President Vice President Treasurer Medlcs Historian WFC Key Club A Cappella Grounds Commission Pedagogs MARY WILSON Home Economics Student Body Girls Vice President Secretary? Senior B Girls Vice President Girls League Treasurer Vesta Treasurer GAA Letterglrls News Representative Officials Vlce President Stage Crew Chairman Advisory Board Hltchlng Post Staff HOWARD WINTERS Industrial Sweater Committee Cap and Gown Committee A Track Hltchlng Post Reporter Lettermen ROBERT ZAMARRIPA Industrial Senior Prom Committee Senior Breakfast Committee Letter men B Football ALVIN ZELTMAN Industrial Arts B Football Hntchlng Post Staff BEN ZWEIN Academic Publicity Committee French Club WFC Senior B Budget Committee Tea Committee NOT PICTURED RONALD I-IENDRICKSON Industrial Arts Prom Decorations Committee Gym Club. WESLEY LAWCE Industrial Picnic Committee. JACK POET General Key Club- Hi-Y. ALLEN RALPH Social Studies Prom Committee- Cap and Gown Committee. ABE SCHNEIRSON Industrial Track' Tea Committee. f ' 1 nn u..-. get iss ,, , N BL' E v v at ,-.,,., 1' 5 7 : 11 gy, I' 1 Q' g - . ii HOUTED at and prodded by skillful muleteers, the mules of a train nevertheless responded best to one of their own. And so they were led by a bell-mare, an experienced mule who carried no cargo but wore a musical bell to which the other mules were slaves. Without the bell-mare, the train was unmanageable. ln our student government, we, too, have leaders from among us. By our mulas cabeseras, from the student body president to the club officers, Wilson's mule train is led in a truly democratic manner. m - f V BOB NO. l-Distinguishing Bob - Olivas' term of office as W'50 student body president was his xg successful and untiring work to produce the spirit of sportsman- ship in all student activities. Backbone of the whole student government is the cabinet, which makes Muleville laws and policies. The T949-T950 cabinets performed miracles in service to the school. The tremendous jobs of student body ticket sales in the fall and annual sales in the spring were finished with typical Wilson spirit. Proving they don't favor all work and no play the leaders sponsored two student body ticket dances, the Sox Hop and the Shamrock Shenanigans, and instituted a party for junior high ticket holders. WINTER CABINET-By the ballot box while waiting for election re- turns are: lstandingj D. Larson, Let- tergirl Pres., B. Wade, Lettermen Pres., D. Dyer, Chief Justice, M. Richmond, Chrmn. Bd. of Comm., M. Zebrack, Boys' Fed. Pres., J. Tenner, Girls' League Pres., and Cseatedl 5. McComuck, Treas., N. Christiansen, Girls' Vice Pres., B. Olivas, Student Body Pres., M. Berliner, Boys' Vice Pres., M. Wilson, Sec. BOB NO. 2-A good all around semester of success ful student government was led by capable Bob Jones S'50 student body prexy A special feature of Bob's term was a program of more and better assemblies. ll SUMMER CABINET-ROW 1: N .Mot- ter, Chrmn. Bd. of Comm.: S. Cera- velo, Boys' Fed. Pres.: B. Jones, S. G. Pres.: Mrs. Jinks, sponsor: S. Schneider, Lettergirl Pres.: J. Adams, Chief Justice: N. Ragan, Girls' League Pres. ROW 2: F. Bennett, Lettermen Pres.: D. Dyer, Sec.: J. Gibbs, Trecls.: E. Britt, Boys' Vice Pres. Not shown: M. Wilson, Girls' Vice Pres. SUMMER VICE PRESIDENTS - Head of' the summer student body social program were Vice Presidents Mary Wilson and Emil Britt, who are shown here with sponsor, Mrs. Jinks. DEBlT OR CREDIT?-Dorothy Dyer, Summer secretary, reviews a financial report with .loan Gibbs, Summer treasurer. LEFT: Pre- paring tickets 'For a Winter football game are supersalesmen Sally McComack, treas- urer: Mory Wilson, secretary, and Mrs. Jinks, student government sponsor. HURRAH-The Leadership class 'shows its excitement over Wilson's winning of the Northern League sportsmanship trophy. The class, composed of officers and other leaders in campus activities, helped L STUDENT COURT ...... ...... ...... ...... Following the iudicial pattern of our national government, Muleville has a working system of student oper- ated courts. By trying and sentenc- ing rule breakers, the student iudges guide them toward better citizen- ship and set an example of justice and fairness for the rest of Wilson. BOYS COURT-Looking over a :ist of oftenders who will appear before them are Boys' Judges Robert Christian KWD, Daniel Wilkin HSD, Larry Miller QWD, and Bill Towles CSD, and sponsor Mr. Triggs. , , CHIEF JUSTICES-Chiefjustices Joan -loan Adams CSL Elsie Gvle KW? BALI.IFFS- DID you find him? Checking court sum- cs, and Doroihy cw, presided over I,-is Alenf fsj. monses and records are busy court bailiffs Robert the sfudem courts with dignity. Moore QSJ, Shirlie Schneider CWI, Emiliano Barcelo KWH, and Fran Reubenstein QSD. I CD' X Wu? lim' llmttt A lla llll IFS lim, N C- V ' t u x Q., 5 Wi nl im HL. X lm T in lMi,n'ww,1.1 ,mlm T A ru lltll mm dx GIRLS COURT - Shown working over their files with the girls court sponsor, Miss Hewitt, are Girls' Judges Dorothy Dyer CWD WINTER ADVISORY BOARD - - A Row 1: M. Barrett, V. Pugliese, V. Melistoff, Mrs. Jinks, C. Pohl man, S. Longer, L, Schneider, G Abbey. ROW 2: S. Rossman, L Babcock, B. Joiner, G. Munn, L Nuda, D. Fisher, R. Heldfond ROW 3: F. Bennett, D. Stires, C L'Amoreaux, K. Potter, M. Burton L. Troncale. ROW 4: J. Amato T. Bradley, M, Francis, J. Crum f W' '59 ,gem 'sums Like a miniature Congress, the advisory board meets to discuss the problems of its constituents. lt presents an even cross sec- tion of Muleville by drawing its members from senior high English and social studies classes. Something new was added this year when the advisory board took over the Red Cross drive and the Harlan Shoe- maker fund. Election petitions were also handled through this body. HK? ,sei he ' r ' 1 U t 4' I K 4 ef 1 Q y 7 .: n' fi . . ' - :Q -Q' 4 . gi- ' . 5' ' --1' ' X f . .f1'f-- - , K. QP I . A , .,-,eu J SUMMER ADVISORY BOARD - ROW 1: K. Adee, B. Scherer, Mrs. Jinks, E. Britt, L. Compton, W. Burke, B. Palos. ROW 2: C. Pohl- man, D. Sorenson, P. Garrett, J. Aplanalp, T. Young, P. Koenigs- berg. ROW 3: D. Gratch, B. De Spain, D. Shippy, L. Kilday, A. Borne, R. Heldfund, K. Nelson. ROW 4: R. Morreale, A. Green, D. Neely, E. Burton, D. Agosto, D. De Graeve. ROW 5: P. Wade, P. Grana, K. Darling, J. Amato, R. Summers, J. Crum. over the new rules. SERVICE-Mike Richmond, W. Chairman of the Board of Commissioners, and Tommy Long, W. Service Point Com- missioner, have a confab Just as a city has commissions to carry out and enforce its laws, so do we at Wilson use such a system. Ten commissions, each headed by a commissioner and assigned to different phases of school life, kept Wil- son clean, safe, and well organized. The whole shebang was under the leadership of the Chairman of the Board of Commis- sioners. Wbi1citY Gonshaw filet 'tied lo FIRE AND SAFETY-Fire Commissioners Allan Shapiro CWD and Lester Schneider CSJ inspect fire hoses to insure safety in case of a fire. LUNCH TIME-Wilsonites get their vitamins from the wholesome display of food set out by the cafeteria workers. 50 Summa' Q the m suct1'f'RoY vm UP 'mf O PU - stands' ndotngs aww and ix-cinixeshv Signs S CLUBS-Service Point Commissioner Ruth Frie CSD discusses clubs and their service points with Lilian Gonshaw QWD and Frances Topham CSB, Club Commissioners. 'F4zr flea, Hg, rs 'f' C efpfn . lfvew Ommfssf? In ,h room polonf-.,s ibnursei Sf 1 s SFS was fy Welgmqe Wo 'Te of 'eb S 0 f . KW 'Y Fhlras sioner. I7e,,. J Q S Of n fh Qccompliijoyfe ec-duffes of '71 Q ehf, ,hiszbbeyl ear' BUILDINGS - Sumner Chair- man of the Board of Com- missioners, hardworking Neil Mme 'FWS abou' hal ATHLETICS-Commissioners Pete Vimle asp and Neil guards with Carlos Baker , , l ' Motter CWD headed the committees which patrolled two-term Bulldm Comm - - 9 ls athletic events and helped Wilson obtain an enviable reputation for well-behaved spectators. NCQ LOST AND FOUND Looking over some of the innumerable lost articles turned Into the Lost and Found are Commissioners Charlene Pohlman KWD Joan Westbrook CSD and Laurel Duttield CSJ What a 'ob they sighed daily GROUNDS Commissioners John Shambra CWD Doug Markel QWJ Bob Hoblltt KSJ and Kenny Grayblll QSJ set an example for the student body by keeping the grounds clean School frequently was dismissed early on Friday because the grounds were clean CAFETERIA Cafe Commissioners Mike Richmond CSD Kenny Dar lung KSJ Bruce Lloyd CWI and Marty Huntoon CWD smlllngly watch their system In operation These boys kept the cafe cleaner and pleasanter :QC snguqaemnlvs BOYS' FEDERATION - ABOVE LEFT: Ironing out Boys' Federation business is the summer board: Vice-Pres. Larry Miller, Pres. Sammie Ceravolo, Sec.- Trecs. Bill Burke. ABOVE: The winter board stops Mr. Bishop, sponsor, to ask his advice on a Federation prob- lem: Sec.-Treas. Daniel Wilkin, Pres. Morton Zebrack, Vice-Pres. Emil Britt. Something tor everyone describes the Boys' Federation cmd Girls' Lea- gue, whose rollcalls include every Wilson senior high student. These clubs have as their main activity the Christmas for I1'Ith Street School drive. They also sponsored the Hearts' Hop dance last Febru- ary and the Beaver Bounce which Clinqgxed Beaver Week. GIRLS LEAGUE-ABOVE LEFT: The Winter board looks over a record of its past I. Alent, Sec., Miss Leadingham, sponsor, J. Tenner, Pres., S. McGrew, Treas., A Ward, Vice-Pres., J. Honaker, Hist. BELOW LEFT: Carrying out Summer GL activ ities were S. Faust, Sec., M. Topham, Hist., N, Ragan, Pres., J. Honaker, Vice-Pres. P. Boner, Treas. BELOW: Professional hair dressers demonstrate the hows of hai styling at a GL assembly. COLOR GUARD-The boys who raised the flag each morning with an impressive ceremony helped start the days off right: C. Baker, CCaptainl, B. French, M. Forman, H. Hosfeldt, J. Pinch, G. Toby, M. Levin, A. DuClusan, J. Aguilar, W. Fierberg, A. Borne. ART PRODUCTION -Working on ci back- drop for the square dance, the art produc- tion staff illustrates the valuable backing it gives Wilson activities. A. Bradley, J. Salas, J. Bessett, D. Agosta, L. Parco, J. Aplanalp, B. Hoblitt. STUDENT STORE-Books and figures are gone over by the student cashiers E. McKelly, H. Frey, Mr. Duggan iauditorl, M. Nave, C. Speigel, M. Cherno. PROJECTION -Making visual education possible ments. FRONT: Mr. Loeffler, W. Wingard, L. Bazin ROW 2: M. Weinreb, G. Taylor, J. Williams, E Sternfeld, A. Koppell, S. Bukrinsky, R. Bogartz, E Daniel. ROW 3: V. Scott, L. Sale, M. Rubin, P Agosta. members of the proiection crew served all depart- W. CHIEF-Lucille Roberts works at her iob of turning out MuleviIle's W, '50 Hitching Post. Not only one of Wilson's prettiest editors, Lucille was also one of the most capable. ' I WINTER EDS-Competing with the other stat? were the Period I editors: Helene Stark, secondary news: Virginia Millen, features, Harriet Rossman, clubs, Eddie Drown, news bureau, and Dick Odesslxy, sports. WINTER STAFF, PER. 'I-Helping their editors to publish a great paper were the Period 'I staff: ROW 'I: R. Kaplan, J. Adee, G. Luciano, A. Sterntield, B. Olivas. ROW 2: M. Wilson, J. Honaker, D. Redlin. ROW 3: Miss Arthur, B. Lloyd, M. Huntoon, S. Schneider, V. Marks. S. EDITOR-Efficiently turning out one of the best papers Wilson has yet to see was Mort Zebrack, our handsome Summer editor-in-chief. A mule train entered a mining camp amid much excitement, for the miners were anxious to read the newspapers it brought. Each Friday citizens of Muleville awaited the Hitching Post, Wilson's newspaper, to learn the latest news, views and gossip, but little did they realize the work involved in turning out those four pages. Before each issue reached its readers, the HP staff and print crew went through a hectic week of reporting and editing. Fall, 1949, saw a new system of alternating staffs successfully tried. I SUMMER EDITORS-Working on their pages are Editor Zebrack, Judy Hono- ker and vida Marks, secondary news, Helene Stark, copy desk, Marty Hun- toon, sportsy Fran Reubenstein, news, and Harriet Rossman, features. SUMMER STAFF-Building morale by their fine re- porting were CSEATEDJ: M. Topham, E. McKelly, J. Marion, V, Melitsoff, M. Knudsen, G. Lomonaco, B. Lloyd, R. Kaplan. CSTANDINGJ: R. Dunn, Miss Arthur, J. Elder, A. Zeltman, G. Parker, M. Ladeda, M. Nave, L. Buss, G. Munn, F. Garcia. PRINT CREW-Programs, tickets, ads, and programs roll off the print crew's press. ROW 1: M. Rashoff, E. Lopez. ROW 2: V. Pavone, Mr. Lyon, D. Jarrard, E. Marriette, D. Gambril, A. Zeltman, M. Weinreb, B. Randazzo, M. Walker, B. Hess, J. Graff, M. Cianciola, R. Dunn, P. Troncale, R. Jarrard, FOREMEN - Hard-working make-up and linotype foremen Richard Jarrard, Bill Hess, and Vince Pa- vone helped with Mr. Lyon, print teacher, to pro- duce the Post. eww- SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY C.S.F. 337-ROW 1: M. Morden, L. Miller, R. Miller, A. Millstone, H Stark, R. Kaplan, N. Motter, D Markel. ROW 2: N. Ragan CW Vice-Pres.D, 5. Lunger, D. Wllkin CS. Treas.D, F. Reuben- st in CS. Pres.l, L. Eastwood lSponsorJ, R. Whaley CS. Sec.J, B Towles CS. Vice-Pres.D, V. Melltsoff CS. Hist.D, D. Flamm KW Treasj. ROW 3: H. Ross- man, P. Boner, J. Garon, M. Reiland, J. Towles, D. Stovall, J Raattama, I. Wasserman. ROW 4: L. Gonshaw QW. Histj, M Segalove, H. Spielman, J. Helfend, C. Spiegel, H. Dan- drldge, L. Weinreb. ROW 5: R Henry, D. Miller, J. Longwell, M Steinmetz, D, French, J Haeberle, J. Johnson, L. Miraula, ROW 6: D. Wade, T. Houghton, R Harris, R. Christian, R. Web- ber M. Zebrack, A. Bregman Really belonging to Muleville means a membership card in a club. An all-around club on campus is the Scholarship Society, whose members, giving others the benefit of their scholastic excellence, whizzed through a year of successful coaching. The Pedagogs got an idea of what their future is like through an innovation . . . practice teaching in junior high classes. The Lettermen's Club, famous for its cooperation with its female counterpart, the Lettergirls, proved it by their co-sponsored square dance, ushering, and barbecue. WINTER CLUB PRESIDENTS ROW 1 S Lunger Pedagogs G Luciano HIY L Gonshaw WFC S Bernstein Vesta Club M Baron Medlcs ROW 2 J Shambra Key Club M Top ham Officials B Wade Letter mens Club V Perez GAA K Lucas Chess Club B Neu statter Comwolel S Rawson Scholarship Society E Barcelo Spanish Club N Motter Fellowship O Aguilar YTeens SUMMER CLUB PRESIDENTS ROW 'l l Potter YTeens G Riddle Officials F Topham Pedagogs D Markel Key Club F Ruebensteln Scholarship J Crowder Camwolei ROW2 H Spielman Chess Club Co President D Wilkins Spanish Club S Schneider Lefferglrls K Graybill Hi Y B Towles Medics L Gonshaw WFC K Lucas Chess Club Co President .su Wm sssfmmezmvvwu -W rw-Q. . gl V. L 3 PEDAGOGS-ROW 1: A. Mill- sfone CW. Sec.-Treas.J, Mr Cooper CCO-Sponsorl, F. Top- ham CS. Pres.D, S. Lunger QW. Pres.J, Mrs. Ervine CCo-Sponsorj B. Christian CS. Sec.-Treas.D, R Kaplan, V. Melitsoff. ROW 2 G. Riddle, F. Reubenstein, J Richmond, M. Crosby, M. Top ham, J. Raatama, H. Rossman ROW 3: H. Stark, L. Gonshaw, J. Longwell, M. Pete, J. Orrence, M. Laney, C. Bremer. ROW 4 R. Harris, A. Goldman, M. Stein metz, B. Singer, B. Towles, J. Haberle, D. Salmons, D. Wood lie'F: lETTERMEN'S CLUB-ROW 'l: N. Motter, B. Lloyd CSgt.-at-Armsl, F. Bennett CPres.l, Mr. J. Settle lSponsorJ, K. Graybill fVice- Pres.l, G. Lomonaco lTreas.J, M. Huntoon CSec.l, A. Shapiro, ROW 2: L. Schneider, R. Yberra, E. Barcelo, P. Vitale, L. Kildoy, R. Zamarippa, J. Shambra. ROW 3: E. Britt, M. Baron, J. Helfend, L. Saunders, R. Jarrard, M. Richmond, M. Weinreb, B. Henry. ROW 4: A. Holi, B. Ham- lin, B. Cantos, B. Jones, G. ROW 5: J. Mason, K. Darling, Munn, R. Summers, A. Harrison. R. Vizcarra, D. Markel, J. Amato, B. Nelson, D. Weston, l. Cameron, D. Telliano. W'50 CLUB OFFICERS-ROW 'l: D. Larson, G.A.A. Historian: M. Canter, Medics Sec., N. Christensen, Lettergirls' Sec.: J. Ginge- rich, G.A.A. Cheerleader, Lettergirls' Gen- eral Chr.: P. Henry, G.A.A. Cheerleader, S. Blum, Medics Treas.: S. McCormack, G.A.A. Cheerleader: B. Agulian, Fellow- ship Club Sec.: S. Garrett, Medics Vice Pres.: D. Mralcich, Y-Teens Pub. Chr. ROW 2: A. Pattison, Girls' League Vice Pres., G.A.A. Treas., J. Tenner, G.A.A. Vice Pres.: L. Padfield, A Cappella Librarian: V. Perez, Lettergirls' Historian, B. Flynn, Hi-Y Ad- visory G. Luciano, Lettermen Sec.: S. Raw- son, W.F.C. Historian: B. Wade, Hi-Y Ser- geant-at-Armsp L. Roberts, Lettergirls' News Rep. LATIN CLUB-ROW 1: M. Louis KS. Secundus Consult, M. Richardson QS. Scribal, H. Speil- man CS. Primus Consuli, Miss Porter Csponsorl, A. Bregman CW. Primus Consulj, M. Bers CW. Scribal, M. Segalove CW. Aedilisj. ROW 2: J. Garon, J. Ritti, W. Younis, J. Helferd, M. Nixon, D. McCoy, V. Comptin CW. Quaestorj. ROW 3: D. Agulian QS. Aedilisl: L. John- son, G. Sundell, B. Scherer, J. Nickerson, W. Fierberg. Missing: S. Teilhet, P. Marks KS-. Quaestorl. SPANISH CLUB--ROW I: G. Gomez, J. Pineda, P. Brown, K. Darling KS. Sgt.-at-Armsl, M. Richmond KW. Sgt.-at-Armsi, D. Markel, P. Wade, B. Towles. ROW 2: L. Weinreb IW Treas.J, V. Melitsoff KW. Sec.l, E. Smith CW. Hist.D, E. Barcelo KW. Pres., S. Vice-Pres.l, Mrs. Swart CSponsorJ, D. Wilkin QS. Pres.i, O. Aguilar CS. Sec.D, D. Sorensen CS. Vice-Pres.l, B. Hughes KS. Treas.l, S. Bernstein KS. Hist.l. ROW 3: R. Kaskowitz, H. Singer, H. Rossman, F. Reu- benstein, H. Pena, S. Isaacson, B. Oiers, R. Lucas, B. Palos, A. Gordeon, S. Moldave, S. Rein- stein. ROW 4: D. Holt, R. Levin, J. Bergman, M. Richardson, B. Reilly, A. Gilman, C. Richardson, J. Groftholdt, L. Babcock, M. Arrigo, E. O'Toole, W. Bakke. ROW 5: J. Fox. L. Senn, L. Rov- bal, J. Miller, M. Elliott, A. Mill- stone, S. Rolnick, J. Orrence, J. Laine, R. Yuhas, E. Lopez, W. Crowder. ROW 6: B. Singer, B. Joiner, C. Baker, E. Kaplan, H. McClain, R. Moore. CHESS CLUB-LEFT TO RIGHT: W. Fierberg, R. Bogarts, S. Stein, K. Lucas, R. Virzi, Mr. Hoffmann fSponsorJ, A. Bregman, A. lfill, M. Segalove, H. Slucki, B. Kap- lan, B. Fariss, B. French. ie-35 Mutual interest in a specific field makes belonging to clubs a syno- nym for meeting new friends. Curi- osity about the Romans brought Latin Club members together for informative discussions. The Span- ish Club came up with an outstand- ing scene for the May musical production. Comwolei's future secre- taries learned to earn when leading charm and business experts spoke to them. Serving at school teas and luncheons gave Vesta girls invaluable experience as future homemakers. Chess Club members concentrated on tournaments, while a Mother-Daughter dinner and a hilarious initiation came out of Y-Teen get-togethers. f T:-me Y-TEENS-ROW I: E. Meyers KS. His1.D, M. Cobden KW.I.C. Rep., S. Treas.J, C. Molina KS. Vice- Pres.D, I. Poher KS. Pres.J, E. Schiada KS. Pub. Choirj, O. Aguilar KS. I.-C. Rep., W. Pres.J, H. Pena KS. Sec., W. Histb, M. Salaiz. ROW 2: H. Schaaf, S. Salaiz KW. VicePres.J, E. Smiih, L. Ramirez, P. Johnson, B. Rich, M. Hollenbeck KW. Treas.J. ROW 3: P. Meier, D. Drake, J. Marion, D. Miller, B. Kendrick, R. Whaley, J. Campbell KW. Sec.D, B. Pollack. ROW 4: E. Bergerson, L. Larsen, J. Honaker, G. Perkins. VESTA CLUB-ROW I: A. Gor- don KS. Hishj, M. Moniella KS. Treas.J, B. Palos KS. Sec.D, J. Miller KS. Vice-Pres.l, M. Bers KS. Pres.J, Mrs. Belford KSponsorJ, S. Bernsiein KW. Pres.J, R. Satkin KW. Vice-Pres.J, H. Singer KW. Hishj, M. Kuhn. ROW 2: R. Kaskowifz, B. Shaeviiz, M. Palos, V. Hernandez, S. Isaacson, B. Oiers, R. Epsiein, S. Moldave, M. Osias. ROW 3: M. Louis, R. Drake, R. Cohen, T. Raskin, A. Gelman, M. Roberi, B. Lyon, L. Breskin. ROW 4: S. Thaler, R. Yuhas, C. Regan, T. Young, B. Jagnan, S. Stern, D. Laughlin, Z. Kwalwasser, J. Andrews. ROW 5: E. Kaplan, J. Honoker, M. Diamond, B. Poli. 59 COMWOLEI-ROW I: G. Stock- dill KS. Treas.D, M. Widman KS Secj, C. Molina KS. Vice-Pres.I J. Crowder KS. Pres.l, B. Neu- sfaher KW. Pres.J, J. Beck KW. Vice-Pres.D, S. Faust KW. Sec.D I. Leone KW. Histj, V. Taylor KW Pub.J. ROW 2: R. Franklin, I Wasserman, R. Siein, B. Guz- man, M. Kish, M. Capazola, F Fisher, J. Greer. ROW 3: C Wheeler, B. Rich, M. Reyes, B Drake, E. Schiada, B. Kubaschka M. Chortkoff, D. Miller, G. Yeo- mans. ROW 4: E. Schiro, J. Can- non, B. Koppell, L. Sanford, T Goldman, R. Lapidus, J. Beickey F. Lefo. KEY CLUB-ROW l: D. Wood- lief, D. Flamm KTreas.J, D. Mar- kel fPres.J, Mr. Sutcliffe fSpon- sorj, B. Moore fSec.J, B. Towles, D. Wilkin. ROW 2: H. Dandridge, E. Barcelo, N. Motter, J. Sham- bra, J. Camasta, E. Britt, M. Baron. ROW 3: B. Singer, B. Gossage, L. Miraulo, M. Rich- mond, D. Stires, B. Hoblitt, K. Lucas, J. Robins. ROW 4: B. Johnny Shambra, Winter Key Club president, talks club busi- ness with Mel Baron, Neil Matter, and Morton Zebrack. HI-Y-ROW 1: B. Hamlin CS. Treas.J, N. Motter CS. Chap.J, B. Jones, KS. Vice-Pres.D, Mr. White fSponsorJ, K. Graybill KS. Pres.J, G. Lomonaco, L. Schneider Csgt.-at-Armsi, H. Stoeppler CS. Sec.l. ROW 2: V. Puglese, P. Vitali, L. Kilclay, E. Britt, B. Henry, M. Baron, B. Hoblitt. ROW 3: M. Huntoon, B. Lloyd, F. Bennett, l. Cameron, J. Copeland, R. Schwartz, G. Raymond, R. Summers. Jones, R. Summers, B. Christian, M. Zebrack, R. Webber, K. Dor- ling. ROW 5: D. McGrew, L. Miller. Service is the keynote for most Wilson clubs, and especially the World Friendship Club, which sent 550.00 made at its Christmas holly sale to help the children of Avellino, ltaly. Wilson's Hi-Y activities ranging from winning their city basketball league to presenting nosegays to the faculty on Valentine's 'Day. Sponsored by the Kiwanis, the Key Club suc- cessfully took on the proiect of registering student and faculty cars for the school. Medics toured the General Hospital and heard lectures by doctors and dentists as they prepared for a career of service. wwmsffmwwfsf ..,s,,e.e. .H ......... ...,,,... ..-M .. WORLD FRIENDSHIP CLUB- ROW 'l: S. Lunger, E. Barcelo CS. Vice-Pres.l, B. Towles CS. Vice-Pres.J, R. Webber CS. Treasj, N. Ragan CW. Vice- Pres.J, V. Melitsoli, W. Min- ick. ROW 2: V. Marlcs CW. Corr. Sec.J, L. Weinreb CW. Rec. Sec.J, F. Reubenstein CW. Treasj, J. Towles CS. Hist.l, Mrs. l. W. Kellogg Csponsorj, L. Gonshaw CW. and S. Pres.J, I. Alent CW. Vice-Pres.l, R. Whaley CS. Corr. Sec.J, R. Moore CS. Roll Sec.J. ROW 3: H. Singer, S. Bernstein, K. Adee, R. Stein, I. Wasserman, B. Guzman, R. Lucas, E. Smith. ROW 4: T. Millstone, H. Slucki, F. Faqerland, D. lfill, E. Gold, H. Dandridge, M. Reves, H, Stark. ROW 5: L. Steinhart, K. lucas, R. Kap- lan, D. Sorensen, M. Mul- rooney, B. Kubaschka, B. Singer, B. Zwein. ROW 6: P. Wade, G. Slagle, M. Francis, D. Wilkin, D. Wood- lief, B. Christian, J. Crum. Mfg? ' Howto play host to the Northern League meeting is the business before these WFC board mem- bers: Richard Webber, Bob Chris- tian, Bill Towles, Lilian Gonshaw Iris Alent, Roberta Whaley Cstandingl Bob Moore. MEDICAL SCIENCE CLUB- ROW 'l: K. Aclee, E. Schmidt CS. Sec.J, V. Marks CW. Hist.J, D. Wilkin CS. Hist.J, Mrs. L. Maclntyre CSponsorJ, B. Towles CS. Pres.D, H. Myers CS. Treas.J, D. Rosellini CW. Lab. Asst.D, G. Slagle CS. Vice-Pres.J. ROW 2: M. Sega- love, M. Sigman, J. Towles CS. Soc. Ch.J, M. Mulrooney, I. Gram, D. McCoy, H. Spiel- man, M. Crosby. ROW 3: R. Lederman, J. Helfend, E. Gold, A. Bregman, L. Stein- hart, B. Singer, C. Speigle. ROW 4: R. Harris, N. Kowitt, J. Haberle, B. Hardy, M. Nixon, T. Houghton, D. Durst. ROW 5: A. Shapiro, D. Woodlief. 61 A CAPPELA CHOIR ROW 'l J Fleming F Vanderhoeven M Knudsen M Alvarez M. Richardson, B. Howard, L. Adee, J. Gross, J. Scurto, A. Salas, L. Barba ROW 2 Mr Davidson H Frey L McAlpine G Abbey Ureasj B Roberts B DeSpain, L. Ramirez, J. Leon, F. Wessig, N. Miller. ROW 3: C. Molina, E. Myers P Tennenbaum L DeSpam L Weinreb M Reiland P Shook M Balthrope J Maisterra, P. MGfSl1- ROW 41 R- Golfru. G- Yeomansf A- Adley, J. Rosbrugh CSecJ N Feldman D Bernal J DeSpain L Larson M Rolnick V Melitsoff M Barrett. ROW 5: W. Webb, A. Jiminez, B. Hatcher, K. Potter, B. Holz, J. Gibbs J Penmn ton W Howard R Morreali M Walker ROW 6 J Braund R Jarrard B. Johnson fVice-Pres.J, M. Zebrack, R. Creelman, R. Summers, M, Harwich 9 B Jones C LAmoreaux ROW 7 J Hearne F alvato B Badostam E Barlow H. Winters, D. Wilkins, R. Gillet, K. Boettcher, R. .Vizcarra, J. Smith. U 41 . A favorite pastime of the muleteers was singing around their campfire as night drew close around them. Here, too, music is a favorite form of recrea- tion, due largely to Muleville's excellent music department. A Cappella, most sought-after sing- ing organization, contributed harmony and gaiety to assemblies, community programs, and the Varieties. The Senior Girls' Glee sang beauti- fully at the Christmas musical. The whole com- munity helped raise money to uniform the Band. Stirring music is a forte of the Senior Orchestra, their renditions at the Varieties and the Lincoln birthday assembly was proof of the puddin'. TOP LEFT: Rehearsing a specialty number are A Cappella soloists Marilyn Rolnick, Bob Johnson, Marilyn Knuclsen, and Joan Gibbs, with accompanist Varda Melitsoff. BOTTOM LEFT: A Cappella pianists Rae Lee Creelman and Varda Melitsoff team up for a duet at the Gaslight Varieties. 62 SENIOR GIRLS GLEE ROWI B Garbo M Campagna V Hernandez fSecl G Cofa l Carlln J landhser ROW2 D. Farmer, S. Grand P Treharne V Krogshe R Tenner M Moniella J Marhn ROW3 J Scoh P Hardy J WII liams, D. lorge,M Hardy M Purdue ROW4 V Berger CPresD B Maderna M Rossne Mr Davidson Unsfructorj C. Bennier CTreasJ V Zaro G Ball SENIOR BAND-ROW 1: C Baker, J. Agular, B. Svonkin A. DuClusan, Mr. Graver. ROW 2: J. Terrance, B. Mclniire, R Diaz, H. Hosfeldf, B. Kaye. ROW 3: R. Demke, B. Fariss, A. Borne B. French, C. Cook. ROW 4 W. Fierberg,.B. Sandweiss, A Bregman, F. Longo, J. Gleason C. Chapin , L. Rosiagno, M Forman. 63 At a crucial moment in Boy Wanted, Adele Carpenter CCynthia Seenl, Cynthia Moran fShirley Lungerl, and Nancy Hill KChar Pohlmanj stand horrified as Miss Francis CAnne Bradleyl pours ammonia into their iniured hero's footbath. l W'50-A tense moment in Star Struck, Centennial senior play, shows thespians Diana Larson, Dolores Meyers, Arlene Ward, Judy Tenner, Matilda Mcsner, and Lynn Marshall. STAGE CREW-Busily at work is the pro- duction stafli of Married At Sunrise : E Gale, A. Bradley, J. Purvis, B. Lloyd, R. Frie C. Pohlman, K. Lucas, D. Dyer, S. Lunger, director, C. Senn, M. Rolnick. J ., ,. ' J y r . ,Tw , ja y Q , 1 y by -K b r. 1 - f - . S'50-Entire cast of Boy Wanted, the S'5O senior play, takes a curtain call. FRONT: N. Ragan, J. Purvis, E. Gale. BACK: P. Dosie, J. Marion, C. Pohlman, A. Page, S. Lunger, M. Rich- mond, A. Bradley, B. Hoblitt, O. Aguilar, J. Elder, C. Senn, B. Lloyd, M. Barrett, J. Shambra. 64 1 Rodney Faulkner CBruce Lloydl tells fiance Adele iCynthia Sennj a thing or two as their friends look on. COACH-Miss Hoffman directs as drama students Elsie Gale, Johnny Shambra, and Char Pohlman register mixed emotions. SOUND CREW-Making noise is the iob of these members of the sound crew: Tom Johnson, Bob Hanselman, Kent Kroneman, Jim Robbins, Warren Archer Russell Hos- feldt. In the living drama of California, the mule teams played an important scene. Wilson's drama groups played a hero's role in campus lite in 1949-50, providing entertainment for the rest ot- the school and getting a foundation for further dramatic training. This year saw the first three act play to be presented in several years. The colossal Gas- light Varieties presented the panorama of California, from the days of its Indians, through Spanish rule, pioneer days, and the Gay 9O's . This extravaganza, given to raise money for band uniforms, brought together the combined talents of the music drama, art, English, home economics, and industrial departments. I ROMANCE-Marilee Barrett and Alan Page hold hands in a tender scene from Married At Sunrise as Nancy Ragan, Marilyn Rolniclr, Joan Marion, and John Shambra stare their sentiments. 53.2533 'ig E is W' is f .ws X34 KY s ,XA Q J. WE , sn, K M '11 jig ekfifffs 4 if W fi- 'WH'- wi his ' we wmssxefvzr Q ,,. , me -.r - , 'fig 1 . K w13f'i232S,iU s rig,sw f 2- . .wf.w.'r . 5-,xg 'z ,f dz EDITOR BAHNSEN-Amiable Gary Bahnsen, who did the picture and exacting layout editing, practically lived at school during the production of this annual. 1 'LZ' ,. ' 1 ,S Q V' ' . -, sf-'gf . 4 .H .: fe-- , gl - ' 1, ' HCOFPRINTS ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... ...... Just as iournals often were kept of the travels and travails of the early pack trains, so does Wilson keep an account of a year's activities in the Hoofprints. Presenting a vivid picture of campus life, the yearbook is something to keep many years after graduation. The 1950 staff, working day, night, and vacation, put its best foot forward to try to make this the best Hoofprint yet. 5 sf PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF-Bob Johnson, center, photography editor, ex- plains an assignment to Hoofprints photographers Warren Archer and Richard Cgyin, CENTENNIAL STAFF MEMBERS-Helping to get the annual off to a good start though they couldn't remain to finish the iob were George Luciano, Marilyn Canter, Brian Flynn, and Sandy Blum. CENSUS TAKERS-CLASSES AND FACULTY-Joan ACTIVITIES-Albert Harrison and Irene Bernal tile AD STAFF-George MUUYM Cd mqfmgel' and Adams and Kenny Graybill plan their Senior sec- pictures for their organization section as Al Charles Spiegel, l9U5ine55 manager, G91-'fe the Cost tion while Emiliano Barcelo, classes and faculty Shapiro, student government editor, looks for ideas with Gd SC1leSmEl'1 AlVil'1 l'l0li'5 and -lUCk BUXl9Y5 editor, looks on. in a college annual. help. J' I' bs., r 3.3- ' -I '1 l BOYS' SPORT play in a pr sports section watch. EDITOR REUBENSTElN-Viva- cious and dynamic Frances Reubenstein, in charge of theme and copy, became an avid reader of the dictionary as she wrote copy in the wee hours. xxx GIRLS' SPORTS-The Girls' Sports section, handled by .loan Westbrook and Pat Pallazzolo, is given some sound advice by Miss Arthur, Hoofprints advisor. Q , my 2 if -Bob Hoblitt points out a good COPY STAFF - Getting copy ready for typist JUNIOR STAFF-Checking layouts for their iun- ctice game as the rest of the Mary Agri are identifications editor, Harriet ior section are Rosie Franklin, Renee Lopidus, , Joe Amato and Bruce Lloyd, Rossman, and copywriter Varda Melitsoff. and Marilyn Chortkoff. Lois Adee artistic ideas came from the brains of Marilee Barrett, SALES STAFF-Mrs. .links watches Jack Goldberg, Manuel Mor- editor, and Mr. Kaelin, art advisor. d en, and Roland Miller, sales campaign managers, make out receipts for eager annual buyers. Leadership class conducted the campaign. v . f .- Q13 , Q , ' fire, . s ,K Q , -555 gig' 52. , W 5 2 X 1 fi-1 , 1 , z l zfsifxv :Stag 7 521529213 1 ww : -iw-ww: 'SJW A Q 2 5:52 . Y 2 1 .Nw 'ws-X :gay f' v , Q .M .im Pgsffm 2 2. .ffvsk me N z, sg gh: :WEE ,V X QW-,.. walk. WWW., W. .X 1:3 wi: 5:52:12 xv, . :Q 'wgff ' M ' Wt: tin A x H '54, X 5f:5,.5f5ff5f? 555' ' 4 f???2::f 2 . I Q, Q ' Y t EEMS as though they i never stopped -those Q' pack mules of long ago. Their ruggedness and stubborn defiance of odds parallel the Wilson Mules, our teams. No matter the game or the oppo- nent, Wilson Mules are always ready to tight for the school. Their persevering spirit and sportsmanship have licked the strongest TECHTIS. s , l Hepa , 2 E I 4 I A B 4 2 VARSITY FOOTBALL-ROW 1: C. Napolitano, A. Harrison, K. Mooradian, G. Bahnsen, E. Barcelo, F. Carey, R. Nelson, R. Jarrard, P. Troncale. ROW 2: R Roper G. Burg, A. Page, T. Long, B. Lloyd, E. Barlow, M. Wendt, A. Widman, F. Bennett. ROW 3: Coach Metchikoff, J. Canasta, Ramsey, B. Christian, B. Ferrari B Elliott, K. Darling, P. Milazzo, J. Roberts, R. Vizcarra, P. Clark, L. Kilday, B. Jarrard, G. Munn. ROW 4: M. Berliner, C. Kane, M. Bradford, J. Amato, K. Boettcher P. Lacasse, C. Wildish, J. Spautz, D. Telliano, D. Newcomb, J. Durbin. FIRST STRING: R. Vizcarra, R.H., M. Berliner, R.E., P. Lacasse, LT., A. Page, Q., C. Kane RT J. Amato, F., A. Widman, R.G., F. Bennett, C., P. Clark, L.H., B. Lloyd, LG., G. Bahsen, L.E. 2411 F-L.. Coach Metchikoff, new this year from Roosevelt, brought with him new football tactics. Paul Clark is stopped short by two Poly tacklers. 'iYKenny Darling downs a Muir back while Cookie Carey stands ready to help. 'fl'Clark converts as Vizcarra holds. 7ffThe Lincoln Tigers come together to stop a Wilson Mule. 'f?First string Mules. '53'Clark, Durbin, and Carey nab a plunging Poly back with teamwork. '1fi 'Outa our way! -Rudy Vizcarra and Alan Page. The Mule pigskinners fought through a tough schedule in '49, and showed up nicely until superior manpower and the ever-present breaks of the game took their toll. The season's initial encounter saw the boys going down to defeat to John Muir, 12-6, in a trial tilt. The Mules' game, highlighted by Paul Clark's brilliant passing, had a touchdown pass from Clark to Gary Bohnsen called back. This would have been the tying, if not winning, score. '9fThe opening Northern League fracas saw Wilson pitted against the Poly Parrots. The Mules completely outclassed the Parrots for the first half, and at half time the score read Wilson-6, Poly-0, Rudy Viscarra having run 60 yards to pay dirt. Wilson again was knocking at the door on Poly's M-yard line when the gun sounded. After intermission, the Mules found trouble going through Poly's massive line and went to the air, which proved to be disastrous. Poly intercepted three passes, two of which were run back for touchdowns. Wilson couldn't get going and went down to defeat, 19-6. fYThe following Friday was Wilson's time to howl, for they knocked the Marshall Lawyers on their collective ear to the tune of 19-'l3, making the fourth year in a row that the Birristers have been trampled under Mule hoofs. Highlights of the game were the running of Rudy Viscarra and Joe Amato, who accounted for all three of the Mule touch- downs. The defensive play of Gene Burg, Myron Berliner, John Durbin, and Bruce Lloyd was the differ- ence between victory and defeat. The greatest play of the day saw Paul Clark heave a fifty yeard pass to Red Nelson in the waning minutes of the last quarter, to set up Wilson's final score. f4'Outnumbered, out- manned, but not outfought, Wilson fell to the army ol' Huntington Park, 46-0. WThe Mules' next foe was Lin- coln, whom they knocked from pillar to post for the first PAUL CLARK A Left Half BRUCE LLOYD left Guard GARY BAHNSEN Left End MYRON BERU Right End FRANK BENNETT Center Runv vizcARnA Right Half JOE AMATO Fullback GENE BURG Fullback CHARLES KANE Left Tackle ERNIE BARLOW Right End PAUL LACASSE Right Tackle JOHN DURBIN Right Guard ALAN WIDMAN Riaht Guard ALBERT HARl Center BOB NELSON Left End TOM LONG Right Guard KEN MOORADIAN Left Tackle ALAN PAGE Quarterback KEN DARLING Right Tackle FRANCIS CAREY Left Guard LEWIS SHAVER Left Half 44 of the 48 minutes of the game. Early in the game Bruce Lloyd recovered a Tiger 'Fumble on the Lincoln 15 yard stripe. Three times Paul Clark drove, and on the third down he crashed six yards into the end zone. He converted, and Wilson led, 7-0. Lincoln matched this in the second quarter, and at halftime the score stood 7-7. Wilson came back with a rush in the third stanza when Rudy Viscarra scored from 20 yards out, and the score stayed at T3-7 until, with 4 minutes to go, Wilson's aerial defense fell apart, and Lincoln threw two desperation passes for touchdowns. Final score: Wilson 13, Lincoln 20. fYUnder the arches at Belmont, Wilson faced its final opponent, and, as always, the inevitable depth of the opposing squad kept the Mules to their off season. The Hilltopers over- came a half time lead by Wilson of 7-6 and won 19-7. Wilson scored when Rudy Viscarra ran 70 yards on a kickoff return. Even the gallant efforts of Gene Burg, Myron Berliner, and John Durbin, who were brilliant on defense, couldn't change the outcome. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR Paul Clark's passing in the Muir, Marshall, and Poly games. . Rudy Viscarra's brilliant running. . Gene Burg's pole driving and defense. . Myron Berliner's great all around play. - Teamwork of Bahnsen and Lloyd, who again and again opened holes that meant touchdowns. Placing of Viscarra and Durbin on the second team all-Northern. B SQUAD-SEATED: J. Mallett, D. Gambril, W. Rich, F. Snlvato, D. Bernal, R. Granath, A. Holt, M. Cianciola, R. Clendening, R. Helford. KNEELING: J. Oxley, S. Dibner, L. Miraula, B. Little, S. Ortiz, R. Cameron, J. Melendez, M. Weinreb, J. Doodly, G. Williams, R. Meek. STANDING: Coach Ross, G. Carrasco, J. Boker, R. Goodman, C. Sporkenbach, R. Gilweit, J, Habecker, B. Ward, L. Aplanalp, B. Hatcher, Coach Barthel. -fs 'J' i N in One of the finest of Wilson B football teams was fielded this season by Coach Barthel. Led by Marty Huntoon, end, the team finished third in the league. Flanking Marty was another fine end, Jim Pappa. These two formed the most formidable pair of ends in the city. The backfield also shone brightly, with such stars as Austin Phillips at quarter, John Shambra and Ruben Ybarra at halfback, and Jack Elder at fullback. Taking the brunt of attack on the front B MENTOR-Coach Barthel taught his boys to power the pigskin to many a victory. wall were Gary Parker and Sol Dibner, guards, and Bob Zamarippa, center. The team's record showed wins over John Muir, Marshall, Huntington Park, and Belmont. Shambra piles through the Belmont line as Phillips watches. B STARS-Outstanding members of Ihe B grid ieum were Fuilbnclz Jack Elder, Left end Mariy Hunfoon, Center Bob Zamarripa, and Righi half John Shambra. B SCORES WILSON 6 POLY 33 WILSON 18 MARSHALL 'I2 WILSON 8 HUNT. PARK 0 WILSON 0 LINCOLN 12 WILSON I3 BELMONT 7 B FIRST STRING-FRONT: J. Pabpa, R.E.p N. Gelulich, R.T.: G. Parker, R.G.p R. Zamarripa C., J. Pennington, LG.: R. Dering, L.T.p M. Huntoon, L.E. BACK: J. Shambra, R.H.p A Phillips, Q., J. Elder, F., R. Ybcrru, L.H. ij' YQ. 1' WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON A SCOREBOARD Firsi Round 45 POLY 36 MARSHALL 61 HUNT. PARK 49 LINCOLN 32 BELMONT Second Round 43 POLY 5'I MARSHALL 38 HUNT. PARK 40 LINCOLN 46 BELMONT A BASKETBALL SQUAD-ROW 'I: B. Jones, B. Olivas, K. Graybill, B. Hamlin, G. Raymond. ROW 2: Coach Sehle, D. Adams, A. Shapiro, V. Lapiner. ROW 3: R. Drake, E. Jones, I. Cameron, T. Reed, B. Henry. BOB HENRY Forward IVON CAMERON Center TOM REID Guard EDDY JONES Forward ALLAN SHAPIRO Cenier VIC LAPINER Guard DICK ADAMS Guard RONALD DRAKE Forward 79 MARIO LADEDA GEORGE SCHIADA MARTY RASHOFF Forward Forward Guard NEIL EASTERLA LARRY JOHNSON HARVEY SHINEROCK Guard Cenier Guard MONTE MARTIN LEROY SAUNDERS BERNIE CANTOS Forward Forward Forward ABE BARON EMIL BRITT ICAPTJ Forward Guard W vi 5 B SCOREBOARD First Round WILSON 32 POLY 30 WILSON 23 MARSHALL 29 WILSON 42 HUNT. PARK 41 WILSON 'I9 LINCOLN 28 Second Round WILSON 30 POLY 29 WILSON 39 MARSHALL 38 WILSON 35 HUNT. PARK 25 WILSON 29 LINCOLN 27 WILSON 47 BELMONT 25 5- 4'- i - I s BASKETBALL-ROW 1. G. schiada, M Ladeda, B. Cantos, E. Britt, L. Saunders. ROW 2: M. Rashoff, L. Johnson, M. Marfin, H. Shinerock. ROW 3: A. Baron, C. L'Amor- eoux, .I. Smith, A. Troncale, N. Easferla. ENCOURAGEMENT-Coach Carl Cain talks over C team possibilities with Dean Har- rier, captain. C BASKETBALL-ROW 'l: D. Bernal, F. Garcia, D. Harrier, D. Fouts, D. Ifill. ROW 2: K. Potter, C. Scott, B. Haug, R. Meiia, G. Frank, W. Bakke. ?f 2 Beautiful shotmaking. Fine coaching. Excellent plays. These were the comments as the Mule casaba players toured the Polar Loop. WA record of eight wins and two defeats is proof of the quality of the almost invincible varsity five. This well rounded team was stopped by only one foe, Poly, which was rated one of the top high school outfits in the nation. Coach Settle put on the floor a team excelling in all departments. It had speed and good shots in boys like Raymond and Graybill, height in Olivas, and defense in Jones and Hamlin. The squad was laden with reserves. Good boys like Lapiner,'Henry, and Cameron were always ready on the sidelines. All hail the new champs, the B basketball team! The Jayvee players showed their heels to the rest of the league with their professional-like play. Sparked by Britt and Cantos, the squad gave no doubt as to who should be crowned the season's champs. The B casaba men were exceptional on the basis of their showing in the second round of play, when they topped all comers. Instrumental in copping the crown for Wilson were Schiada, deadly lefthander, Shinerock, ballhandler su- preme, and Johnson, rebounding demon. C8.D The Mule mighty mites showed up nicely this season with the C's making an acceptable record of five wins and five losses and the D's boasting an eight win, two defeat accomplishment. Sparking the C's were such outstanding casaba artists as Captain Harrier, fighting guard, Foutz, high point man, and Garcia, hook shot specialist. The almost champion D's, like their big brothers, the varsity, lost only twice to Poly. Coach Carl Cain is rightly proud of such fine D players as Holt, Gelalich, Nye, Baltz, and high point man Stanley. D BASKETBALL-ROW 'l: D, Stapp, G. Fetterhoff, S. Alt, K. Smith. ROW 2: l.. Baltz, C. Nye, F. Gelalich, D. Holt. D. Stanley. ROW 3: D. Shippey, H. Cain, D. Stringer, B. Mursh, l.. Senn. ROW 4: D. Tillie, K. Nelson, L. Gregory, V. Mucci, F. Fagurland. NEW to Wilson, Coach Robert Ross not only can coach a greot team, but you should hear those magic fingers on the ivories. Strength, coordination, and form. These are the things which make an excellent gymnast, and Wilson this year had more than its share of these. On the list were such mat stars as Motter, three times all- Northern on the parallels and twice winner on the rope, Huntoon, three times all-Northern in free ex, and Elder, a three-time winner on the longhorse. Other Polar Loop medal winners were Jerry Copeland and Ted Laudice. Always a dangerous foe to face, the squad took fourth in the league, beating Belmont and Poly. SCORES: WILSON-63, POLY-57, WILSON-47Vz, MARSHALL-72Wg WILSON-46, H.P.-74, WILSON-45, LINCOLN-75, WILSON-65Mz, BELMONT-54M. t L Schneider H Sto pler N Matter ROW 2- A Barron, L. Swan- GYM CLUB-ROW 1: J. Salas, J. Copeland, D. Bernal, J. Elder, M. Hun oon, . , . p , . . . . son, D. Weston, J. Becker, D. Martinez, D. Melanson, T. laudise. ROW 3: J. Williams, J. Barnicoat, Coach Ross, L. Buss, J. Pappa. l , l l TEDDY LAUDISE ABE BARRON NEIL MOTTER JACK ELDER MARTY High bar, tumbling Rope climb Rope climb, parallel long horse Free Ex fumbling bar, rings 82 Qi ? 1 1 A t iW.Mff A GILBERT CARRASCO Left F'eId PETE VITALI Third Base 1.1 A. I CHAMPS DICK ADAMS C nie F'eId :,,, MA i fif ,, - f' 5. iiisf Y ,-A- ,..:f -r I LEON KILDAY LOUIS MIRAULA Sho,-isfop S cond Base JERRY MAsoN ,A I FRANK BENNETT Pitche r 1 Pitcher 1,- WAYNE NELSON R'ghf Field VIC LAPINER First Ba se W niii A SCOREBOX i., Q vkr ,.:. , eirr WILSON ,11-'--- 1 WILSON ' 2 WILSON f A ' I WWSON if WILSON ERNIE axuuow WILSON Cafch r WILSON MARSHALL HUNT. PARK LINCOLN BELMONT MARSHALL HUNT. PARK LINCOLN BELMONT B SCOREBOX WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON MARSHALL HUNT PARK LINCOLN BELMONT MARSHALL HUNT PARK LINCOLN .N -' Mft A gin! ? w I? A5 mkfw Wai ,S e r 1 IKEA! 5:3 A f N ii I , ii Q , Q, L 3 I I Q 'I I s 'X I I 2 vm 'I 5 w Q QE wk gi ,fig-5 k r I gl' LE FM W Q 1. K 'A ., vi, pl 1 it Y Zi Q P fgZ wff.f-N if Q E I I Q., X. I wa? fx 2? fr ff Q 1 x I I f A iw HMM I W AI? 5 5 giggi 5 g .an 95? ' g Q I S f A yu- ff' , i ' ef gh E ,, Q -Q 2 My 'I 5? F Mi 5 is W :I ' we is Q , rd., I s . , Sir MQTSW M Nw ff 1 ff A ' A TM E Q , ,I X if I 5 I I , I I Ig H52 'it P fa, X if M is gh 1 f Ei Wlfkbwwgi ' LSI? f 5 fl a sg Q 4 8 T Z If big 1 WSE 10 4 in gs Q55 9 6 6 4 I 7 'I'I 6 . 'A . 1 . 7 9 . 4 . - ' 10 WILSON BELMONT A BASEBALL Teamwork, timely hitting, power, the everpresent will to win, and the two great left arms of Jerry Mason and Frank Bennett meant the championship for Jay Settle's horsehiders, the greatest array of diamond demons ever to come out of the halls of Muleville. The team was one without a flaw. Behind the plate was dependable Ernie Barlow, and on third was Pistol Pete Vitale, sparkplug of the infield. ln the shortstop slot was smiling Leon Kilday, deadly in the clutch and with an arm like a rifle. Second base was capably filled by fighting Louie Miraula, who possessed an uncanny knack for getting on base. On first was the power hitting Vic Lapiner, fatal to men on base, who led the team in R.B.l. Captain Gil Carrasco held down left field and possessed one of the league's most feared throwing arms. In center field was the Galloping Greyhound, Dick Adams, Wilson's great centerfielder. Dick's hitting and speed broke many a pitcher's heart. At rightfield was Wayne Nelson, who, along with Adams and Carrasco, made up one of the finest out- fields in the city. The Mule pitching staff consisted of the two mighty southpaws, Frank Bennett and Jerry Mason, who alternately chucked Wilson to the crown. 7frWith spark, hustle, and drive, qualities which Coach Trigg's teams always have, the B horsehiders came through their season with a second place league spot. Top chucker was southpaw Johnny Fouts. Dennis Holt did a fine job behind the plate. On first was heavy hitting Louie Baltz. Making up a terrific keystone combination were Ruben Ybarra and Tiny Gelalich. A TRAINER-Couch Jay Settle our boys to a championship. VARSITY BASEBALL-ROW 1: Louis Miraula, Albert Harrison, Frank Bennett. ROW 2: Wayne Nelson, Frank Salvato, Ernie Barlow, Captain, Gilbert Carrasco, Pete Vitale, Leon Kilday, Alvin Holt. ROW 3: Mgr. Paul Dosie, Victor Lapiner, Herman Schwartzrock, Jerry Mason, Ronald Drake, Coach .lay Settle. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL-ROW I: E. Barcelo, R. Ybarra, F. Gelalich, F. Shukelford. ROW 2: R. Harris, L. Balsz, D. Fouts, R. Helfond, N. Kowitt, R. Monello, H. Tash. ROW 3: R. Marsh, D. Holt, L. Aplanalp, R. Clendenning, L. Johnson, A. Troncale, J. Helfen. B COACH-Mr. Triggs brought his B team to a second place. 85 VARSITY TRACK-ROW 1: L. Buss, J. Elder, B. Gross, H. Winters, G. Bahnsen, T. Bradley, R. Schwartz, G. Raymond. ROW 2: J. Pappa, l. Cameron, D. Rosellini, C. Kane, D. Hatter, R. Vizcarra, J. Dering. ROW 3: T. Reed, T. Farrego, K. Boettcher, C. Wildish, T. Troncale, M. Weinreb. C TRACK-ROW 1: Capt. V. Pugliese, D. Tullis, D. Garcia, B. Rudd, D. lfill, U. Petralia, J. Peneda, H. Thorne. ROW 2: R. Seeley, D. Stapp, C. Nye, H. Cain, H. Little, P. Williams, W. Younis, D. Costales, L. Lombardi. ROW 3: M.' Moken, J. Busselle, M. Foreman, G. Jameson, A. Koppell, M. Rubin, J. Battista. B TRACK-ROW 1: E. Britt, A. Jimenez, D. McGrew, D. Flamm, C. Sparkenbach, M. Ladeda, R. Roberts, G. Frontino. ROW 2: W. Webb, J. Crum, A. Phillips, Capt. Bob Henry, N. Easterla, J. Kirsh, D. Gambril. ROW 3: R. Morrealle, B. Houge, A. Barron, P. Grana, J. Petralia, E. Sternfeld. The flashing spikes of the Mule Cindermen flew around the loop and into third place in the league standings. Opposing squads which felt the sting of the Wilson spikes were Lincoln, Marshall, and Bel- mont. While on their way to a third place standing, the Mule boys were revising the record books right and left. Richard Adams, better known as the human spring, leaped his way to two records. Davey Rosellini and Duane Telliano also set new marks in their respective specialties. The B's and C's came through with a fairly good season. Placing reg- ularly were Emil Britt, shot- put, Jiminez, 100, Henry, 1320, Kersh, high hurdles. C stars were Don Ifill, record breaker in the 660, Pugliese, ditto in the 100, and Garcia, 180. Coach Paul Barthel hammers a starting block for his C and D sprinters. ., . ' , . I' ' 3 Iv. L, .aff ig H W' an agsxeqgs vie mtg it Wi 1 'W ,4 ' 'Ia A , rw ff .Q S ,Q . VM . 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M3 4 f- r ffMW2?5w:: if V . M ' V 'Vic .V -' - V' W W ,ff f 1 'W 2 213 A' T 14, -,v., lvm M. .. 'fa 3 MQW W iyigg . 'E ' wlegj, .- 2 74 . V :: ,. fviifllt' ' TRACK AND FIELD STARS-TOP: Rud , . y oac on inner shows Dick Adams broad iumps 22'I'lM to cop'third All-Northern. 'f3'Duane Telliano brought home Wilson's only first place from the Northern. CENTER: Gary Bahnsen soars over the high hurdles. 7ffIt's a photo finish at the end of an exciting 100, Rosselini coming through and Vizcurra hot on his heels. Rosselini broke the school record in the high hurdles, and placed second in the Northern. Y3'Captain Ronnie Swartz, 5th All-Northern-220, led his team to a record in the relay. Time: 3:10. 1'ffPaul Milazzo, 4th in the Northern 440. BOTTOM: Howard Winteres, 3rd All-Northern 880. 'i'Up and over go Telliano and two Poly men. CPoly photob. 7fYBob Gross starts the 880.- y Vizcurro takes a second place at Belmont jumping 20'I0 73' Varsit C h D Sk how i'f's doneffi' V Q VARSITY SEASON POLY WILSON 43 WILSON WILSON WILSON WILSON 58M 2895 57 7'l MARSHAL HUNT. PARK LINCOLN BELMONT 61 4036 75l6 47 33 Outstanding tennis players of T949-50 were Dean Har- rier Doug Markel, and Kenny Smith These boys, with their coordination, speed, and en- durance, made a good show- ang for Wilson. CENTENNIAL LETTERMEN-ROW 'l: L. Shaver, A. Granccnmelli, R. Ramsey, R. Wakefield, B. Wade, D. Adlen, M. Berliner, A. Widman, P. Lacasse. ROW 2: W. Henry, E. Drown, R. Morrel, G. Luciano, G. Weston, T. Long, A. Sternfield, R. Rutherford, L. Padfield. ROW 3: B. Flynn, J Roberts, l.. Watie, B. Olivas, M. Via, F. Carey. VANGUARD LETTERMEN-ROW I: F. Bennett, J. Elder, M. Baron, K. Graybill, L. Kilday, P. Vitale, N. Motter, D. Telliano. ROW 2: R. Zamarripa, K. Darling, R. Jarrard, B. Lloyd, R. Swartz, D. Weston, B. Durbin, J. Shambra. ROW 3: lil. Gross, L. Schneider, V. Pavone, M. Huntoon, G. Lamonoco, B. Hoblitt. ROW 4: B. Jones, B. Hamlin, D. Markel, H. Winters, G. Bahnsen, A. Shapiro, M. Richmond, G. Ford. I' 72 TENNIS TEAM-ROW I: G. Reynolds, M. Bales, K. Smith, D. Harrier, D. Stanley, B. les CMgr.J. ROW 2: K. s, D. Bernal, D. Markel, lagle. With flailing racquets, the Mule tennis ball thumpers held their own against powerful opposition, winning practice matches against top-ranking teams of the area. They garnered a third in league competition, losing to Marshall and H.P., and defeating Belmont. Standouts were Doug Markel, Dean Harrier, and Kenny Smith. These three boys took the brunt of the attack, win- ning most of the time, but the superior manpower of the rival schools was too much to cope with. Much praise must be given to Mr. Smith, excellent tennis player, who taught the boys the rights and wrongs of tournament tennis. WILSON 2 MARSHALL 5 WILSON 3 HUNT. PARK 4 WILSON 4 BELMONT 3 1 SPONSORS-Spending after school time to sponsor girls' the Belmont night game. Although a iourney with an old time mule team was no place for a woman, the girls of Muleville play equally as important a role as the boys in the advancement of the Mule Train. Taking an active part in sports, they are both spectators and contestants. Girls' athletic organizations, such as we have here at Wilson, play a large part in high school lite. athletic clubs are gym teachers Miss Waldo CGAAJ, Miss Jennings fGAAl, Mrs. Healy llettergirls, Ofticialsl, Mrs. Whittle UACJ. G.A.A. CHEERLEADERS-G.A.A. Cheerleaders, Joan Gibbs, Gloria Abbey and Marilyn Peet brought new songs and yells to the G.A.A. and were expert at tossing those purple and gold pom poms. DRILL TEAM-Making school splrlt soar Wilson's first drill team made its debut at A I t t WINTER G.A.A. BOARD-Looking over the programs for their semi-annual G.A.A. award banquet are the winter '50 G.A.A. board: Vangie Perez, Pres., Arlene Pattison, Treas., Ruth Frie, Corr. Sec., Charlene Pohlman, Roll Sec., Joan Gingerich, Sally McComack, Phyllis Henry, Cheerleaders, Joan Adams, Head of Sports, Judy Tenner, Vice-Pres., Diana Larson, Hist. W'50-S'50 G.A.A.-ROW 1: S McComack, C. Pohlman, A. Pat- tison, V. Perez, P. Henry, J. Ten- ner, D. Larson, J. Adams, J. Gingerich. ROW 2: N. Ragan, E. Gale, M. Cobden, J. Camiobell, J. Frier, P. Palazzola, R. Gregory, J. Westbrook, S. Lunger, M. Canter, F. Reubenstein. ROW 3: L. Adee, M. Barrett, B. Neustat- ter, N. Christianson, L. Roberts, L. Duttield, F. Topham, S. Blum, A. Katanian, C. Senn. G.A.A.-ROW 'lz S. Schneider, D. Dyer, M. Peet, J. Gibbs, G. Higman, A. Bradley. ROW 2: G. Riddle, R. Stein, l. Wassermann, K. Adee, B. Guzman, P. Boner, S. Salaiz, J. Richmond, T. Roybal. ROW 3: J. Raatama, I. Alent, J. Kubicka, M. Reyes, J. Towles, M. Salaiz, J. Cianciola, L. Pres- ton. ROW 4: S. Teilhet, L. Wein- reb, L. McAlpine, C. Molina, M. Reiland, E. Meyers, D. Miller, D. Neeley, R. Frie. G.A.A.-ROW 'I: J. Honaker, M Steinmetz, M. Laney, J. Haeberle D. French. ROW 2: J. Cee, K Provenzano, P. Molash, M. Levine, S. Bernstein, J. Scurto, B. Palos, P. Stein. ROW 3: M. Lomonaco, B. Oiers, R. Lucas, S. Isaacson, M .Fraser, J. Grott- holdt, E. Shea. ROW 4: M. Top- ham, P. Madeira, M. Perry, R. Whaley, B. Kendrick, F. Blum- feld, R. Jameson, B. Joiner. ROW 5: Miss Jennings fSponsori, G. Perkins, C. Bremer, D. Waters, Miss Waldo CSponsorJ. G.A.A.-ROW 'l: B. Pctl, M. Nixon, S. Cee, C. Geiger. ROW 2: H. Barcelo, J. Schwartz, V. Compton, B. Riley, M. Richard- son, P. Nelson, N. Hallam, M. Elliott, D. Sorensen. ROW 3: B. Hughes, T. Young, E. Arrowcod, M. Abraham, D. McCoy, D. Phillips, I. Gram, M. Kulcn. ROW 4: M. Rossi, L. Paulson, A. Schmidt, D. Richardson, J. Or- rence, L. Ball, B. Stewart, A. Harris, J. Teodo. Wilson's largest girls' club is the Girls' Athletic Association, which this year rounded up 125 members: Getting together for sports two afternoons each week, the girls learned sportsmanship and made,many friends. Tra- ditional activities included the semi-annual initiation, when new members were put through hilarious stunts, play days, and the end-of-term banquets, when farewells were said to the seniors and awards given out. SUMMER G.A.A. BOARD-Spring G.A.A. leaders were: ROW 'l: Pat Palazzola, Roll Sec.: Char- lene Pohlman, Pres.: Nancy Rogan, Corr. Sec. ROW 2: Juanita Frier, Head of Sports: Frances Topham, Treas.: Judy Honalcer, Hist. L CENTENNIAL LETTERGIRLS- ROW 1: A. Pattison, A. Ka- tanian, S. McComc1ck, V. Perez IW. Hist.J, D. Larson, KW. Pres.j, J. Gingerich CW. Gen. Chrmnn.D, L. Roberts CW. News Rep.J, N. Christ- ianson CW. Sec.P, M. Shishido. ROW 2: J. Grcmath, M. Con- ter, P. Henry, Mrs. Healy CSponsorD, R. Gregory, S. Blum, J. Tenner. FOUR STAR-Copping top Letter- girl awards, those extra purple service stars, were: TOP: Cen- tennials Vangie Perez, Sally McComc1ck, Diana Larson fFive- Starsl, Nancy Christianson, Joan Gingerich. LOWER: Vanguclrds Mary Wilson, Joan Adams, Shirlie Schneider, Frances Top- ham, Ruth Frie, Nancy Ragan. LETTERGIRLS' PRESIDENTS - Shirlie Schneider, Summer Letter- girl prexy Cleftj is congratulated by Diana Larson, Winter presi- dent, at the January installation and farewell-to-Seniors banquet. .3g A11-B12 LETTERGIRLS-ROW 1 G. Abbey, P. Boner, l. Alent, L. Preston, M. Topham, L. Weinreb ROW 2: M. Reiland, D. Miller, D. Neeley, F. Blumfeld, R. Jame- son, J. Honalcer, J. Gibbs. ELK :ew ..,.....,.....e Apareios CMexican pack saddles, identified the dependable mules in a team. At Wilson it is a yellow sweater with a purple and gold W which points out an all around good sport, athlete, and scholar . . . a Lettergirl. The monogram wearers are well-known for the outstanding services that they give to the school. Ushering at assemblies and gradua- tion, sponsoring J.A.C., and helping with reg- istration and program changes were only some of their good deeds. Always ready to help teachers and students, the Lettergirls' Club is rated as one of Wilson's top service organizations. VANGUARD LETTERGIRLS- ROW 1: L. Adee CS, News Rep.j, F. Topham CS. Treas.J, R. Frie CS. Gen. Chairm.J, S. Schneider CS. Pres., W. Treasj, A. Bradley CS. Vice- Pres.J, C. Senna CS. Sec.J, Mrs. Healy CSponsorD. ROW 2: P. Palazzola, F. Reuben- stein, J., Campbell, E. Gale, CW. Vice-Presj, C. Pohlman, N. Ragan. ROW 3: J. Frier, B. Neustatter, J. Adams, M. Barrett, S. Lunger, D. Dyer. ROW 4: G. Higman, L. Duf- field. OFFICIALS' CLUB-By learning sports' rules and ofliciating at games, Officials' Club members may earn an emblem for their Lettergirl sweaters. ROW 1: E. Meyers, C. Molinaf S. Treasj, M. Laney CS. Vice-Pres.D, M. Steinmetz QS. Sec.J, G. Riddle CS. Pres.D, J. Haeberle CS. Hist.J, J. Richmond CS. Sgt.-at-Armsl, M. Topham CW. Pres.J, J. Gibbs KW. Hist.D. ROW 2: P. Stein, J. Raatama CW. Treas.H, E. Shea, M. Lomonaco, B. Guzman, K. Adee, B. Palos, I. Waserman, R. Stein, S. Bernstein, M. Levine .ROW 3: D. Waters, P. Madeira, L. Wein- reb, J. Schwartz, P. Nelson, B. Riley, M. Salaiz, S. Teilhet, J. Towles, M. Reyes. ROW 4: J. Orrence, L. Paul- son, C. Bremer, A. Harris, C. Geiger, B. Joiner, D. Miller, M. Abraham, R. Whaley, B. Kendrick, E. Arrowocd. ROW 5: D. French, M. Peet CW. Vice-Pres.J, D. Richardson, G. Perkins, J. Teoclo, A. Schmidt, J. Honaker. . -xr , A J Someone must have popped a funny during the game. f-'Enioying an extra munch is a four star Lettergirl can- didate. 'ffloolc at the cuties on the bench. 7f5'The game is rough, the girls are tough. 'i3'Up, up and away, is it in or isn't it? Go, Mules! yell cheer leaders Fred Garcia Ray Summers Mel Baron B b H bl' d , , , o o nf, an Clark L'Amoreaux. 7Q?Cenfennial pole. 7ffShe had her Wheaiies. Did you have yours? ikln the good old days - - - six years ago. 7ffPick of lhe picnic. 7ffAfter ihe brawl. B05 Gross and Bob Hobliif fix Jack Poet up. 7Q?Track capfains Ronnie Schwartz and Vince Pugliese. irOne lear laie. Sign my annual, please. 7ff Freeze! Lowell Buss. Y,'ff Help! Save me! The Centennial senior play. 7,Q? Buddy, can ou s a d' ? y p re a :me iff By the Sea. Bruce Lloyd, Marty Hunfoon, Doug Markel, and Al Shapiro. J r Q ' t . ' ' V .v'1f'ff:f W3 , . .. G- 1 -fi ' fr f- . , V- is 4,51 I' pics gli 1 I 1 ' ' V HE operation of 'a mule team involved replacement of old mules with younger ones. These were intro- ' duced into the train by first carrying light packs and gradually working up to the 300 pound load of the older mules. This is somewhat the system used to get ready our Burritos, the iunior high school students, for active service in the senior high. Beginning with their own government patterned after the senior one, iuniors learn early to work together for Wilson's betterment. --3' This Q 555.15 Be.Sc.TlI SUMMER JUNIOR CABINET Tending to junior business efficiently was the summer junior cabinet Secretary Kathryn Mahoney and President Janet Meyers fstandlngj Vice Presidents Jimmy Keochaklan and Bar bara Stanton WINTER CABINET-Junior leaders who completed a very successful year as the tirst seventh and eighth grade cabinet are Louis Lombardi, boys' vice-president: Dennis Droulard, president, Michelle Arrigo, secretary, laura Compton, girls' vice-presidenj. zfle Getting ready to take an active part in senior high school student government are Muleville's younger set. Led ,by their own junior cabinet, they have carried out such activities as special junior assemblies and parties. The junior advisory board, 'Formed by representatives of seventh and eighth grade social studies classes, was chock full of ideas to better the junior high. A grounds commission was added to their government, the hall guards gave up their lunch hours in order to keep the halls clear of all unneces- sary traflic. Many more junior lunch hours were taken up with club meetings. A Saint Patrick's Day party was put on by members of the E Club, junior girls' honor club. The Hour Glass Club became Wilson's largest junior organization, with its weekly quiz a high note of eighth grade life. The juniors' own welcoming committee, the seventh graders' new 2H Club, gave newcomers and visitors a fine impression of the school. The younger boys and girls of our singing organizations, the Junior Girls' and Boys' Glees, aired their vocal chords on all-school as well as junior programs. Playing at junior high assemblies gave the junior orchestra a chance to show its stuff. JUNIOR HALL GUARDS AND CAFETERIA COMMISSION- ROW 1: E. Pantalone, S. Bukrin- sky, E. Shaffer, D. Brunesti, S. Stein, R. Roseberry, B. Little. ROW 2: D. Day, H. Kagasotli, E. Enriquez, F. Scalese, J. Cos- tales, J. Keochakian lBoys' St. Body Vice-Pres. and Hall Guard Commissionerl, E. Ditsler, C. Crawford. ROW 3: D. Wert, B. Pott, B. Stanton lGirls' Vice-Pres. and Cafe Commissionerl, G. Green, D. Garity, C. Barnes, D. Munn. ROW 4: D. Keiter fAsst. Guard Commissionerl, G. lopez, D. ladinsky, H. Boettcher, B. Endsley, J. Brown, J. Autrey, I.. Lombardi, N. Simon. JUNIOR ADVISORY BOARD, WINTER AND SUMMER-ROW I: B. Mott, C. Cook, J. Myers Ur. SY. Body PresJ, B. Marisco, D. Brunesti, R. Gallo, R. Mucci. ROW 2: L. Komar, R. Pavlov, P. Fowler, M. Richardson, D. Lawson, S. Bland, A. lsamau, M. Arrigo lSec. Winter St. Bodyl. ROW 3: J. Snead, J. Keochakian lBoys' Vice-Pres.J, J. White, A. Calabrese, K. Mahoney lSec. S. St. Bodyj, R. Glassman, D. Garret. ROW 4: P. Leboe, J. Andrews, J. Shapiro, A. Willis, B. Stanton lGirIs' Vice-Pres.J, J. Hurley. 2-H CLUB-ROW I: V. Cohen, B. Stanton CPres.D, B. Adams, N. Bercy, M. Glassner. ROW 2 G. Michails, F. Letteruto, B Johnson, Mrs. Gillette lSponsorD G. Fritz, B. Jones. ROW 3: P I.eBoe, M. Osborn, H. Boettcher, W. Willhite, J. Siminow. Mrs. Martin, Junior Government sponsor, and adviser for many iunior activities. JUNIOR GROUNDS COMMISSION, SUMMER AND WINTER-ROW I: C. Cook, R. Mucci F Turner T. Currie D. Phillips Calso cafe hall guardj. ROW 2: T. White, D. Trumball, M. Campagne, L. Midhliowsky 'L Strauss' J. White. ROW 3: S. Burlcinsky, J. Tenner, B. Litwak, V. Fox, W. Willhite. ROW 4: S. Siegel, J. Iieochokiari lBoys' St. Body Vice-Pres. and Grounds Commissionerj, E. Willett, J. Perez. b if? .mf-f ' I .lf f .f I 1.4 f V4 I, 1..- fl 1 f 5, I 1 Y nf V GIRLS N. Fariss, C. Nice-Pres.l, A '. Jljriion .1 IP. Smith, 3 , Church Blumenthal, G. Bend, C. x S51 JCL If King, A. A. Fish KPresJ, Mr. Davidson, I. Crum fSecJ, J. Harding, S. Fleming, A. Guida, E. Agulian. ROW 2: D. Tomlinson, M. Greenhut, C. Shaw, S. Stein, J. Gorman, N. Bercy, B. LeVan, Y. Grobski, D. Pera, D. McNicol. ROW 3: K. Distaso, R. Ferman, A. Waaler, J. St. John, G. Schardein, C. Richardson, B. Miller, E. Moore, S. Bollinger, C. Busselle, L. Houge. ROW 4: M. Miko, L. Fenderson, S. Le Cornu, B. Masek, S. Scott, B. Guida, M. Miller, P. Cornwall, M. Endersby, M. Misquez, M. Bers, M. Meier. ROW 5: H Burroughs, F. Hill, B. Riley, G. Deyton, C. Sundell, B. Clark, L. Sandlin, P. Kempton, M. Sonnenburg. JUNIOR BOYS GLEE-ROW I: D. McBride, L. Mittelman, H Gomez, J. Chung, R. DeMott, Mr. Haeske CDirectorJ, R. Slagle, R. Gallo, J. Spalione, R. Mucci. ROW 2: T. White, R. Mott, D. Lutz, D. Holman, F. Merriman, H. Garcia, M. Schneider, W. Willhite, G. Zalunardo, I. Schneider, J. White. ROW 3: K. Rucker, J. Dickman, M. Good- man, D. Howard, J. Johnson, P. Vigyikan, H. Hayward, K. Frances, B. Johbson, J., Kinnane. ROW 4: W. Spalione, J. Holley, N. Holt, J. Fiore, C. Merriman, R. Raymond, J. Kendrick, M Flores, E. Garcia, G. Anderson, R. Virzi. ROW 5: B. Litwak, E Willett, R. Pugliese, H. Hopkins J. Hodgman, J. Brown, J. Paul JUNIOR ORCHESTRA-ROW I: B. Glassman, D. Colby, A. Colenzo. ROW 2: J. McNicol, G. Concolf, C. Whittaker, M. Anderson, S. Hammond. D. Phillips, L. Morrow, B. Braverman, S. Matosian, B. Flores. ROW 3: J. Siminow, D. Garrett, B. Wild, W. Mark, R. Edwards, R. Maiorca, D. Gail, R. Elkins, J. Margulies, D. Ladinsky, F. Turner, Mr. Grover fbirectorl. son, W. Feeser, N. Simon. HOUR GLASS-ROW 1: K. Distaso, C. Scribner, C. Adair, E. Gonor, M. Miller, K. Coombs, M. Arrigo, Z. Kwalawasser, T. Raskin, J. Andrews, S. Hammond, L. Morrow, J. St. John. ROW 2: R. Kaskawitz, L. Compton, A. Gilman CW. Sec.J, D. Garrett CW. Vice-PresJ, F. Petrovsky CW. Pres.J, Mr. Berger CSponsorJ, I. Crum KS. Pres.J, F. Petteruto KS. Vice-Pres.J, J. Shapiro KS. Sec.J, B. Stanton. ROW 3: J. Myers, E. Heeg, M. Osias, M. Feinberg, O. Tomlinson, C. Barnes, B. Braverman, M. Verest, V. Tapia, D, Munn, L. Schul- man, J. Mann, E. Willeford, K. Mahoney. ROW 4: A. Burkow, J. White, J. Terrence, D. Day, H. Garcia, B. Freed, N. Simon, J. Keochakian, G. Concolf, D. Ladinsky, W. Feeser, E. Weinstock, B. Glassman, R. Pavlav, D. Gail. ROW 5: S. Moldave, H. Nemeth, R. Smith, B. Telliano, R. Cohen, M. Roberts, S. Levine, S. Mark, S. Grundstein, P. Leboe, S. Scott, M. Enderby, F. Hill, G. Habecker. ROW 6: A. Fish, C. Whittaker, L. Wakefield, K. Tigner, H. Hopkins, J. Paulson, J. Brown, S. Gloring, L. Sandlin, P. Kempton, G. Dey- ton. JUNIOR CHESS CLUB-ROW 'l: W. Spalione, J. White, G. Denning, B. Coff- man. ROW 2: L. Collins, M. Schneider, J. Spalione, D. Garrett, H. Hopkins, T. White, D. Wagner, Miss Jamgochian fsponsorl. E CLUB-ROW 'l: J. Myers fW. Vice-Pres.J, I. Crum fS. Publicityj, D. Fowler KW. Sec.J, L. Hauge iS. Pres.J, Miss Cooper lSpon- sorl, L. Compton CW. Pres.J, B. Telliano KS. Sec.J, A. Fish KW. Publicilyi, R. Kashowitz. ROW 2: J. Gottesman, K. Mahoney, M. Greenhut, J. Saunders, B. morero, M. Verest, C. Barnes, - Goff -l- -. u- ROW 3: E. Willeford A. Waaler, A. Church, . oore, J. St. John, M. Arrigo, J. Wolf, M. Paul, J. Blair. ROW 4: B. Stanton, S. Crawford, G. Habecker, G. Dey- ton, S. Edwards, J. Andrews, J. Shapiro, E. Faust, K. Rasmussen, M. Miller. 101 A7 ADVISORY-ROW 1: D. Green, M. Silva, B. Bakke, R. Evanchuck, J. Siminow, J. Mere- diih, M. Marchese, C. Cook iAdv. Rep.J. ROW 2: J. Provenzano, G. Hufline, D. Duesler, R. Besseh, M. Crossmun, W. Raymond, L. Larsen. ROW 3: D. Diamond, E. Hernandez, S. Frankfurt, G. Lehrer, D. Moline, J. Cosiales, G. Denning. ROW 4: M. Lopez, D. Rcmdazzo, J. Siein, R. Smit- son, B. Moriine, C. Turney, A. Alvarez, C. Jackson. B7 ADVISORY-ROW 1: E. Rose, K. Easton, B. Feldman, R Velasco, H. Gomez, R. Slagle, T. Neilson. ROW 2: K. Carlton, B. Carlburg, K. Carlion, M. Peiralia, B. Flores, E. Freed. ROW 3: C. Riddle, M. Hupp, J. Graves, D. Comstock, C. Ruiz, J. Grush, P. Fowler fAdv. Rep.J. ROW 4: E. Zebrack, S. Bailey, G. Allsop, E. Epsiein, S. Lapidus, P. Penning- ion, C. Campos, S. Fish. B7 ADVISORY-ROW l: J. Smiih, J. Priveif, D. Lutz, G. Zalunardo, J. Segal, G. Clark, E. Monie- sanfi. ROW 2: J. Reiland, F. Mer- riman, R. Powell, D. Howard, J. Johnson, D. Howard, J. Fron- iino, J. Kinnane. ROW 3: B. Pasos CAdv. Rep.J, J. Benson, C. Gray, R. Lang, M. Church, G. Spalione, S. Nadelman. ROW 4: P. Vigyikan, D. Freeman, R. Wilkins, R. Raymond, B. Peele, R. Obersi, G. Nelson, T. Gams, N. Hardy. B7 ADVISORY-ROW 1: L. Ber- nal CAdv. Rep.J, P. Byrd, J. Bonelli, B. Schardein, A. Ed- wards, J. Poniolone, A. Lugo, R. Bizik. ROW 2: J. Roberfs, A. Bisogna, B. Mochren, I. Rashoff, C. McBride, C. Mancilla, D Sheidow, L. Revesen. ROW 3: G Espinosa, J. Vrfar, V. Pinch, B Hallmark: J. Gleason, R. Cos- iales, B. Reveson, B. Waherlond ROW 4: B. Raymond, J. Diiman A. Selby, K. Libera, L. Eiiinger A. Boyle, J. While. Mft A7 ADVISORY-ROW l: S. Ches- ler, M. Poritsky, J. Harding, E. Compton, S. Appel, N. Faris, M. Constantino, N. Segalove. ROW 2: D. Phillips, D. Sager, C. Hos- man, M. lezzi, W. Willhite, D. Pettimato, M. Duke, F. Turner, B. Jones. ROW 3: S. Fleming, S. Bland lAdv. Rep.l, V. Colen, B. Landrum, C. Ellison, S. Miller, C. Hefferman, C. Selby. ROW 4: H. Altman, K. McAdams, N. Feder, K. Collins, R. Adams, B. Potter, L. Cera, J. Simonow, D. Doe, M. Osborn. A7 ADVISORY-ROW T: R. Granich, K. Smalley, E. Garcia, P. Peloqinn, D. Lawson CAdv. Rep.J, M. Richardson. ROW 2: B. Vaught, R. Mucci, P. Trom, R. Edwards, F. Scalese, A. Filardo, B. Mott. ROW 3: G. Martinez, L. Collins, C. Alvarez, E. Garcia, G. Anderson, J. Comianni. ROW 4: C. Hammond, P. Walker, C. Bride, L. Rush, M. White, E. Swanson. A7 ADVISORY-ROW l: M. Bris- tol, H. Mykles, J. Little, M. Mer- baum, L. Mittleman, R. Gallo. ROW 2: J. Touch, R. Berliner, J. Lamb, D. MacKrell, J. Zappanti, J. Kriger, B. Marisco fAdv. Rep.D. ROW 3: D. Olmstead, L. Strauss, N. Bercy, J. Tarantino, R. West, R. lNilbur. ROW 4: E. Willett, K. VanHorn, R. Ferman, L. Higuera, J. Gloring, R. DeMont, N. Kwalwasser. A7 ADVISORY-ROW I: L. Or tega, S. Kaplan, S. Lawler, J Chouler, D. Pagett, V. Knapp M. Glassner, S. Cavanaugh, .I Cito. ROW 2: A. Estrada, L Komar, M. Stazoff, A. Salas, A Slason, H. Kagasotf, J. Ditman E. Schneider. ROW 3: H. Hay: ward, L. Sternfeld, D. Thompson A. Willis fAdv. Rep.D, D. Garity E. Fritz, M. Breeding, J. Sanders: G. Soto. ROW 4: J. Kendrick, R. Penninger, R. Schaefer, G. Dooley, T. Walker, W. Straley, F. Hitchcock. 1 I B8 ADVISORY-ROW 1: S. Lovoy, J. Vega, F. Arriola, P. Rowe, J. Cowley, B. Crosby, R. Widden. ROW 2: L. Bose, P. Kartan, T. Koon, J. Simpson, L. Calhoun, T. Bennett, E. Carlucci, R. Murphy. ROW 3: R. laco- bellis, M. Demma, V. Craig, E. Maldonado, H. Gish, A. Cala- brese KAdv. Rep.J, S. Mitchell. ROW 4: S. Bass, J. Rivera, D Hubbard, P. Lowe, B. Geiger, M. l.. Morrow, R. Murray, R Carmody. BB ADVISORY-ROW 'le J. Strauss, E. Aguilar, V. Loh, S. Clark, M. McCarty, C. Kersh, P. Middlecoff, J. Kopin. ROW 2: F. Currie, A. lisman CAdv. Rep.J, E. Wong, D. Hasen, R. Serar, B Rand, D. Morse. ROW 3: H Alcarez, V. Diamond, R. Balen- tine, C. Merriman, D. Walker, W. Garcia, B. Hoist, M. Tabone ROW 4: D. Early, G. Babcock H. Burroughs, C. Sundell, R. Zal- unardo, A. Morrell, S. Craig. 1 B8 ADVISORY-ROW 1: M. Proc- tor, D. McBride, P. Smith, M. Minter, D. Brunesti fAdv. RepJ, B. Elkins, D. Trumble. ROW 2: J. Gottesman, M. Bers, J. Moffet, D. Wert, M. Sonnenburg, J. Kreiger, J. Garman, P. Stein. ROW 3: R. Demke, G. Lunetta, S. Siegal, P. Cornwall, M. Glor, C. Orendorfli, M. Walker, K. Francis, N. Holt. ROW 4: P. Weishar, B. Miller, J. Schneider, M. Dickman, B. Litwak, B. New- ton, E. Silvey, R. Marino. B8 ADVISORY - ROW 'l: K. Ricker, G. Gallo, C. Bellamy, R. Maiorca, B. Oiers. ROW 2: L. Montgomery, C. Burgess, J. Glea- son, A. Colenzo, S. Mclllwain, I.. Conner. ROW 3: J. Hurley CAdv. Rep.D, B. Sheehey, I. Limacher, L. Cadena, J. Good- man. ROW 4: R. Wild, J. Prit- chett, M. Bloom, D. Colby, R. Morse. I FRP! hill! ff ' 5 F' , -' .1 Fi ' ' fn' ll lil . 4: :, . I 5 , gil , E' . A r V ' 1' h F N ,i . 'f .1 L, . . X V 5 4 ' v , ,, ' ..1 -. , . :gk H. J , . . Y .. vg- Tx, 1 Q xx XE! , i 2, xxx ,J , Y . 1 ', ,ff . l 'Dx . .1 P X ...XX .H 'x w.,. - ue KAN-lg 1 A8 ADVISORYQROW 1. c. Adair, D. Munn, Fenderson, D. Corwall, B. Sta ton, C. Bus- selle. ROW 2: H Garcia, F. Petteruto, E. Morcwez, E. Dit- sler, D. Miller. RON shag, H. Miereami, 3: P. Wei- F. Hill, J. Shapiro CAdv. Repa.J, B. Riley, F. Longo. ROW 4: B. Munn, B. Freed, G. Savage, A. Reed. J. Paulson, 105 A8 ADVISORY-ROW 'lz Y. Grabslti, G. Schardein, D. McEntarffer, L, Hauge, D. McNicol, F. Collette, A. Guida ROW 2: E. Moore, J. Spalione, B. Little, R. Baudina, R. Roseberry, E. Shatter, S. Sacharon, M. St. John. ROW 3- R. Fiola, B. Guida, J. Terrence, G. Fritz, C. Marsh, L. Calderon, C. Crawford, S. Scott, F. Meyer. ROW 4: C. Rich- arson, C. Luchetta, J. Snead fAdv. Rep.l, L. Holden, A. Pignet, L. Rostagno, B. Clark, G. Habecher. '-'wfsleamwfzz Zfffffiiwrc A8 ADVISORY-ROW 'l: M. Greenhui, J. Saunders, C. Shaw, J. Hughes, R. Smiih, C. Pero, M. Meier. ROW 2: E. Panialone, M. Sneider, D. Wagner, N. Lee, M. Flores, J. Oden, B. Glossmon, 5. Fermon. ROW 3: J. Chankin, M. Anderson, S. Bollinger, M. Endersby, C. Distaso CAdv. Rep.l, J. Mann, J. Fiori. ROW 4: R. Ramirez, R. Hefner, J. Hodge- man, J. Poei, R. Pugliese, J. Cermak. A8 ADVISORY-ROW 'l: C. King, S. Mafosian, E. Willeford, J. McNicol, B. Telliano, D. Blumenthal, M. Femberg, R. Gonzalez. ROW 2: J. Spaline, D. Morse, N. I. Simon, R. Teil- hef, M. Jonas, R. Hernandez, N. Simon. ROW 3: A. Waaler, B. Pair, S. l.eCornu, S. Grund- siein, P. Leboe KAdv. Rep.7, L ,McReynolds, P. Kempion, G Green. ROW 4: P. Wimer, M John, D. Sawer, J. Autry, D Taylor, R. Kobrine, K. Tigner A8 ADVISORY-ROW 1: J. Meyers, D. Tomlinson, K. Mo- hony, B. Broverman, V. Tapia, B. Graves, J. Schmidf. ROW 2: W. Spalione, W. Nelson, D. Day, J. Whiie, J. Whife, A. Burkow, M. Goodman, D. Garreii. ROW 3: M. Weigan E. Gonor, A. Church, B. Masek, S. Mark, S. Isbell, H. Coombs. Row 4: D. Ladinsky, W. Fuser,-A Fish CAdv. Rep.J, I. Crum, L. Sanlin, G. Deyion, D. Keefer, J. Keochak- ian. ROW 5: J. Brown, D. Plano, H. Hopkins. ................................-1.-T-.- 07 JUNIOR ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION-ROW 'I: E. Agulian CS. Cheerleaderi, S. 'awford CW. Cheerleader, S. Mgr.l, J. Wolf CW. Cheerleaderl, P. Smith . Cheerleaderi. ROW 2: V. Fox, J. Reynolds CS. Corr. Sec.j, K. Tigner CS. C Ric. Sec.J, C. Richardson CS. Vice-Pres.J, S. Edwards CS. P:es.J, D. Fowler CN V. Pres., S. Treas.J, A. Fish CW. Treas.i, E. Faust, B. Telliano. ROW 3: .I. hmidt, S. Matosian, E. Garcia, Gonzales, M. Greenhut, S. Appel, A. wards, P. Fowler, G. Riddle. ROW 4: M. Grossman, L. Misckowsky, M. mpagna, R. Tenner, J. McNicol, F. Collette, E. Whittleford, M. Arrigo. W 5: C. Kersh, L. Babcock, P. Hardy, P. Kempton, B. Geiger, C. Luchetta, Kwalwasser, L. Sandlin, B. Guida. ROW 6: P. Wimer, I. Crum, Mrs. Whittle CSponsorJ, J. Andrews ,K. Rasmussen. JUNIORS ALL-Meeting each week for sports and fun, the .IAC is one of the most active, popular and well-known girls' clubs. Its Hallow- e'en and Easter parties were the hits of the season. 7'f1'The iunior boys were also active in sports, through gym classes and their Monday night iunior athletic league. BELOW, left: A winning basketball team: Row I: N. Holt, E. Wong, R. Wild. Row 2: T. Wilkins, R. Ortega, J. Chang, B. Tullio, A. Calenzo. WRIGHT: Quiz Kids of the Hour Glass Club line up for the next question from Mr. Berger, sponsor: F. Peteruto, K. Mahoney, D. Gail, I. Crum, D. Vick- son, M. Forman, F. Petrovsky. 'QILOWER LEFT: Against a back- ground of seventh grade art work, Adele Potter and Selma Chesler show each other the puppets they are making under Mrs. Moran's direction. WRIGHT: Discussing a point of interest in Mrs. Martin's A7 history class are: M. Duke, M. Porit- sky, W. Wilhite, V. Colen, D. Phillips. Phillips. .. ,. -...,...- .. .,.. -. ,5z.a4 Ssmwfalns A 1 1 Hviflw. -R R 1' 3 W I L S O N B R I D E . IUDY TENNER SNIVELY WOODROW WII.SON W' 1950 J. EDMUND WATSON VVEDDINGS 531:21 H Your School Photographer LA 4883 RIGIIMDID BRO'I'IlEIlS SAW! Il0'l' 000 STAND W X . w E B Q, Paint Hardware HAVE A GOOD TIME AT SAM S Windowshades Linoleum TAMALES HOT DOG SODAS 4591 S. HUNTINGTON DRIVE CA. 8145 3100 N. EASTERN AVE. A .3 . 'A -........ i:g.i1-N1 Xmxxx R ,, .,.,, E X Sw S Q . I V ' EGff XEII .,,.., 2620 W. SLAUSON AVE. LOS ANGELES 43. CALIFORNIA AXmmster 3 2505 I CLAYTON Rises IEWELERS Gifts That Last Ca. 2-5076 4944 Hunt. Dr. FLINT - MC NEILL Lumber and Building Supply Co. 4968 So. Huntington Dr. EL SERENO AUTO SERVICE COMPLETE LINE OF AUTO PARTS ' 3319 N. EASTERN AVE. CA - 6452 I.P. FAZAKERLEY DENTAL SURGEON HOWARD C. ADEE Notary - -Insurance - Real Estate Pay All Your Utilities Here CApitul - 8344 4950 Hunt. Dr. LEON'S MARKET Imported Italian Groceries Delicatessin 4992 Hunt. Dr. CA 2-5890 LEA'S LAUNDERETTE Our Speciality Is The Double Wash reii .:f,, I , it 154, 4, 3, ,V 'L 1523- r -p 55. ,gzgesefy-, , , ,- , E41-rw -.. 9,'-c.z::.v. .45 M - -A - ' Q3 wa f - Q A A Y i A iii? 5.23 QIQ 4855 N. HUNTINGTON DR. REID' E -- 'fl CAl-E5-p HESTER V. MCCORMICK - Realtor I ns on. rm msunso avi - Hesvea wcomvucx. 6 'I J 3 ' . 1, f I ca 'TQ A D2 4: I SALES - RENTALS - INSTIRANCE - NOTARY 3408 EASTERN AvE. CA - 3774 A '1'1-IE CAROLINE CLEANERS MINOR REPAIRS FREE Hours 8:30 arn to 6:00 pm GET T? ..l. CLIERO Ll MVS Ng I L NW R5 51221126 HUNT. DRIKI in E- X R' EA, 1.5939 EDELWEISS BAKERY Birthday And Wedding Cakes . Iust Like MOm's B CA. 1-0972 4932 HUNT. DR. MARY CAROL'S SHOP Ready To Wear 5369 POPLAR BLVD. CA. 1-2296 I EMERY PARK BEAUTY SALON HOME OF GOOD PERMANENTS CA. 1-2323 5389 POPLAR IAIVIES H. RAFFERTY S BARBER 4926 CO. Hlmf. CA 9084 NORTON RADIO 6- TELEVISION RADIO 6. TELEVISION SALES 6. SERVICE 4981 Hunt. nr. CA 1-4807 EL SERENO PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY D. s1MR1N, P.H.c.. 3319 N. Eastern Ave. CA 2-2362 C0mP1ime11fS Of PEANUT'S STEAK HOUSE Open Seven Days A Week - 6 AM to 3 AM 5136 South Huntington Dr. Want Better Pictures? Finest Developing 81 Printing Done In Our Own Dark Room CARL SMITH'S EL SERENO PHOTO STORE 4964 Hunt. Dr. CA. 2-1245 PORTOLA PHARMACY Prescription Specia1ists Free Delivery 5044 SOUTH HUNT. CA - 4171 PAULSON FLOWERS A .. 2:13-1.1 JL Ck. . ',-jylz ft 1,514 ,- JAMES I. RU'FFA'I'I'O Free Defwefv ,52 C' 3 It cf'-1 Yififgjrsi fl' x S . - -J . tiiifff . . . 1 , FS'-1 2 . - 'W Complete - Plumbmg - Repair - Service 5, N K I 53531511gg,i:,:1ggfgeggy 59 . s- ' 4i 213t'r2fa H 535:-13124 533' is Gas Ranges - Plumbing Supplies siting? fiiffiw' 211 785'-3 . 11355-' -.sea WI NW P' CA - 0110 4970 Hum. nr. ., 'saga '17 1 ' 7 '?'L'f333?'iaJ . . , W CA 4650 'QQ667' W -- ' ' ' 4812 Hunt. Dr. S. EMERY PARK CLEANERS IUNDER NEW MANAGEMENT1 Highest Type Dry Cleaning 5369 Poplar Blvd. CA. 1-1911 EL SERENO STATIONERY Artist's Materials. School And Office Supplies 3118 N. Eastern Across From Wilson WESTERN GAMBLES All Types Oi Auto Supplies 4890 N. HUNTINGTON DR. CA 2-0625 EMERY PARK DRESS SHOP Buttons 81 Buckles Covered A Dress Making 81 Alterations CA. 1-7313 5382 POPLAR BLVD. EMERY PARK PHARIVIACY Drugs And Sundries 5370 HUNTINGTON DR. so. FENNEL CLEANERS ...Minor Repairs Free - Pick Up of Delivery... CA. 3459 3345M N. Eastern BI-RITE MARKET Open 7 Days A Week 2913 N. BROADWAY The Most For The Least 9 A.M. - 12 P.M. MANNY'S HOT DOC STAND Hot Dogs - Hamburgers - Tamales HUNTINGTON AT EASTERN The 1950 Hootprints staff Wishes to thank: Mr. Lyon for advertising typography Mr. Hewitt of the Columbia Lithograph- Mr. Yeagle of the Angelus Typesetting Co. Mr. John Edmund Watson and Mr. Robert Watson Photographers, for their many extras in photo- graphy. 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