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

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U.N. COMMITTEE The fnited Nations Committee this year pre- sented a fine program during: thx. Wfeek. The classroom showcases and hullctin boards were decorated in various ways to depict life in other lands and the many facets of the United Nations program. The group. under the direction of Mr. Green- hut developed a series of dances of other lands and presented them in an assemhly program for several schools in the community. The committee was commended highly hy the school hoard for its activities on behalf of the United Nations. The showcases were decorated Representatives of the world. Step to the Musicf,

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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

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THE SOUND OF THE DOUBLE 1 Q c'0 J 'uve fi .R-M THINK fs f 'il fXNNOUlNLERb Forchetti .md Starltex TECHINICI ANS Ro 5 and Williams WWH S the sound of the cloul1leW llllll xou tht Wil on News Parade lhis WHS heard every mormn bx the students and tearher 111 the PA System Informatlon concern ln the das s actnltles were broadcast by student reporters Speclal 1nter school HCIIXITICS such as debates and student radio procrams H616 piped into different rooms thanks to the asslstance of the technicians and reporters of W VV H S This roup under the dlreetlon of Mr Grossman did mueh to brlng the students in Closer contact wlth their co currleular ac tlwlties and meetln s 1n whleh thex were 1IlX0lX6fT It helped keep them well informed as to the time place and dax of their meetm, It also publicized the students social actin ties and dld much to promote their success How it be an BOTTOM. l. to r.: Hussey, Hilgcndorff, Pratt, Lutzkcr, Simpson. SECOND ROW: Costello, Kenny, Thomas, Hesel, Sackelt, Dellmer BlCCllIllllI'l, Bailey, Station Manager Forclletti, THIRD ROW: Turner, Goad, Hughes, Williams, Melnick, Starkey, Bayer, Adams, Ward .'XdvisorGrossl11un. lllissingz Rossi. 83