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earns top troph The song girls take a rest between routines. Lester Turner leads a victory yell. Page 21 The beloved Warrior makes the scene. Wilson's song girls do Fight Song.
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Wilson's cheerful cheerleaders accept the TOC trophy for the number one rooting section. The spirit- makers - song girls, yell leaders, and mighty warrior - present a solid front. Page 20 Top Spirit While the Woodrow Wilson Varsity Basketball Team was going undefeated in 27 contests and cli- maxing a perfect season by capturing the coveted Tournament of Champions trophy, the Wilson rooting section was making history, too. The Wilson rooters, who had kept team morale high all season, took over at the Tournament of Champions and made WWHS the first San Francisco public school to win the TOC award for its rooting section. With 603 spirited Wilson students in the Oak- land Colisuem on the first night, 575 the second night, and 700 the third night, it was no surprise when Wilson's rooting section won the first place trophy for being the most spirited, best conducted, and best in appearance at the TOC. The section was made up of white background with a bright green W in the middle. It had been organized by the students with the help of Miss Susan Green- dorfer, student activities adviser. Gordon Analla was a key spirit maker all year.
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Mayor Joseph Alioto makes a point. Mayor Alioto, Dr. Jenkins and Mr. Knowles view the school. Ansley Truitt meets Mayor Alioto. Dr. Jenkins presents Mr. Frank Ingersoll with the TOC per- petual trophy. Page 22 Mayor Alioto Mayor Joseph Alioto and Dr. Robert Jenkins helped Wilson celebrate its TOC victory at a rally on Thursday, March 21, on the school's football field. Mayor Alioto said, Ir is an honor for San Francisco to have a school like Wilson. Congressman Philip Burton, who was respresented by Mr. Joseph Beeman, was in Washington entering into the Congres- sional Record great words of praise about Wilson. Mr. Sam Skinner, sports editor of the Sun-Reporter and representative from radio KDIA, presented the yell leaders a beati- ful trophy from KDIA to the Wilson student body. Miss Susan Greendorfer awarded the yell leaders and song girls the spirit trophy won at the TOC. She in turn received an award from the Executive Board for her help in organizing the TOC winning root- ing section. The rally ended with the singing of the School Hymn.
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