Woodrow Wilson High School - Non Excide Yearbook (Levittown, PA)

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CAFETERIA The cafeteria ai' Woodrow Wilson is a mul'H-pur- pose unit. The main dining room is a large, airy room which can be used for banque+s, parties, and dances as well as its every day service as a student dining hall. There are two food service lines, which are operated daily, 'thai' will easily handle our ultimate capacity of I250 students efficiently and rapidly. The kitchens are equipped with modern stainless steel fixtures to insure the utmost in cleanliness and efficiency. ' 15, W f ,J K-4 Margaret Gresens A Cafeteria Manager ' f rr f ' Sill -'-N.,,,,-qw Fast efficient service is the rule Lunch time is a busy time

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HEALTH 'JQWSU Olga Kurek, School Nurse SUITE The healfh suule of fhe Woodrow Wulson Hugh School us ucleally suiualed near The physucal educahon deparfmenf H consusls of lhe Nurses Office a wauhng room and lhree res'I' rooms One of lhese rooms can readuly be converled unfo a denial room uf fhe need aruses A small conference room us equupped wulh an ample s'l'orage closel and separale lavaforues on eulher sude The maun feafure of fhus suufe us +he very compacl' firsl' aud and examunahon room A small area of lhus has been enclosed and made sound proof fo be used un auduo melruc feshng Three dressung cubucles good fluorescenl' lughl ung and venhlaluon and 'lhe essenhals necessary for asepsus combune unlo maluung 'lhus an udeal worlcung sul'ua'I'uon for l'he proper admunuslerung of meducal care Student health is uuuuler constant check Long halls provude ample space for lockers A little rest is all it takes . . . . . . . . . , . , . . . . . ' . . . . u , . . . . . . . . V Us ' ,fm , , n .... T . , . . . . K , Y if u ' ' - f , 7 ,' ' -. ' ',,.,:i.?f'? I , ' EJ I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , .

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MUSIC SUITE The music suife consisfs of iwo large rooms, an office-library, 'Three pracfice rooms, and a sforage room. H' is locafed nexi' fo 'The hall behind fhe audilorium sfage. The band room lA-9, is large enough +0 accommodafe seveniy- 'five ins'l'rumen1'alis'ls com'for'l'ably while +he chorus room lA-8, is slighfly smaller and confains a wall:-in closer. Bofh of 'These rooms have permanenl Hers buili' inlo 'l'he rooms so 'Thar con+rol of any group is excellent , Three semi-sound proof pracfice rooms provide a place for small ensembles +o rehearse wi+hou+ disfurbing +he larger rooms. Sheldon cabinels in each room provide adequafe siorage facil- ifies for gowns, uniforms, insfrumenfs, and equipment Domenick Arcuri The lllStl'lllll9Ilt'll l00lll IS 1 large room w1tl1 built m risers ,, ff4'7i The voul music 'lrel doubles ns L Prlvate practice booths music Ll'lbSl'00lll are a.va1l'1ble I 1 K is . 'a '- . a ' ' 1 ' . .' J . . 'u 1