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

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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

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William Kaplan, Mr. Stavitz, Arnold Snyder, Frank Kaplan, Melvin Melnick. I A Q - This organization is sponsored by the Kiwanis Clubs of America for young men who exhibit leadership ability. Some of the objectives are: to develop initiative and leadership: service to school and commun- itv: useful citizenship: and cooperation with school authorities. The club this year offered guide service to visitors in the school and promoted Student Activities Week. The purpose of the latter was to raise funds to purchase a flag for our school. The group will long be remembered for :J Ui FD Ha v-v. O v-1 H V7 5. QD -. Q- -. I3 UQ -Q T fb O 'C CU 5 -. 5 'IQ O v-A O C 1 1 ff,, new school. X ff! fl Exzttxi 4 Q, r X ' . X T . .S in ,rpg if H.' RQ U91 FIRST ROW, l. to r.: Williams. Alter, Burtoski, Dahlstrom, Lutzkcr. Simpson, Robbins. SECOND ROW. l. to r.: Bayer, Wirehach, R. Kaplan. Sackett, Weintraub, Danner, Horowitz. THIRD ROW. l. to r.: Advisor Stavitz. Roccograndi. Mclnick. F. Kaplan, W. Kaplan, Harinoff. Sharp. Lim-mann. Committee action.