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

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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.

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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.