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

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FUTURE NURSES CLUB How are you fixed for aspirins? The girls of the Future Nurses Club can answer that. The club, under the guidance of our School Nurse, Mrs. Kurek, was organized in Febru- ary, 1960. They have traveled to many places these past few months learning some of the tricks of the trade, such as the art of tying a bandage, at Levittown Rescue Squadg how to steer a stretcher, at Lower Bucks Hospitalg and countless other tid-bits of information which could be useful to the girls when they pursue their careers after graduation. FIRST ROW l to r Pancast Vice President Semhach President BOTTOM ROW l to r Walherm Historian Swank Publicity Chairman Brandel Secretary Tru.: urcr BOTTOM ROW l to r Nord trom Silet ky Wilhelm Young: Fo ter Fisher MIDDLE ROW l to r Swank Newell Beyltirch Goodrich Withcrpoon Zult TOP ROW l to r Corriclx Konkle Pancast Sunlmacli Brandel l . , ' ': 1 7 l - . . T . . l . N A , . .: , 5 ,, . 3 . 9 . , ,S U - T5 G . . ,7 x 1 ' ya 3- -V ,Jr Uk Ilx AAA 4-sv-A' . ,. .: s , '. s ', ' , ' 1, s , ' .. v - l -5 Q ' vi - v '5 Q '- , . .: ', , - -- , f ' .

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F. T. A. Woodrow Wll on Chapter FLTLRL TEACHERS OF AMERICA Sophomores Junlors and Senxors who someday wlsh to enter the noble professlon of teaehlnc, are members of the Wll90Il Chapter of the Future Teachers of Amcrlca Those qualxtles and aptltudes that are basre for successful teachmff are studled by the club For a new Wllson or anlzatlon many goals of the club haxe been fulf1lled Persons who are already CXPGTICHCIH the satlsfactlons of the professlon speak to the club concermnff Colle e hfe student teachm and other profltable expenences they have had As Wilson roms so vslll Wllson s FTA and the persons who are prepar1n for a future ln educatlon I . Ili? ADX ISORX COLNCIL OFFICERS 'Nlr Sakow kr NI: slfhman 'NI1 Fout and 'Hr Chrlstlan Secretary J Turner President F Thomas ani Vice Presldent Sue Blanchard 79 . - - ' i ' ' 's . T , -7 V T, . V L V L 1 ' I l 0' .5 . n . .. C . U . . Y 7 . . D , . 7 , C X' 7 N . U . . U . . an c f F7 . . . , . - - ' rr g -, - . . ., , - - C F, n l ,gfl 4' A -V ,A A . A r H--- ,' , x ' ,V .,-I., fi K , .,...:.:l--U a , u-1,-.a-.lp 'V L I wiv. r: Ng - g . xc! , , T. .. 's ,. s ',, s,' .. . ',. 4 ' , . 3 ' , .

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Woodrow Wilson Chapter 3.0 to 4.0! ls Wilson numbering us, now? No, but this is the average a student must attain to be elected to the Wilson Chapter of the National Honor Society. However, membership is not based on grades alone. You will find all of the thirty-six members quite active in school activities exhibiting their true leadership ability, character and service to the school. Since the Honor Society was initiated this year, the members and officers recently elected, are plan- ning this year's agenda under the chapter's constitution. Many activities are in mind for the remain- der of the school year, as a service to the school as this is one of the main functions of the organiza- tion. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY f . V rl ' .Q g ? ig' P al Q 'E rf Z ' ' I li ii, , 2 A fe ' - - W of if L- 4 OFFICERS: Vice-President. V. Heselg Treasurer. I. Brofman: President, Curt Bayerg and Secretary, Sue Kitchen. 8l