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Wilson's ROTC Drill Team performs for the Reserve Officers Association at The Presidio on 15 October, 1967. ROTC advances Woodrow Wilson High's ROTC Drill Team is a special branch of the ROTC Department. The ROTC Drill Team meets each day, before and after school. Each member thus devotes much of his free time in order to attend practice sessions. The purpose of the ROTC Drill Team is twofold: first, to develop team participation and second, to represent Woodrow Wilson High in any Bay Area parade and ROTC Competitions. Woodrow Wilson High's ROTC Drill Team came into existence in the Fall of 1966 under the com- mand of ten Cadet Second Lieut. Mosher. In the Fall of 1967, Cadet Second Lieut. Gon- zales was elected Drill Team Commander with Cadet Second Lieut. Tejo as the asst.-commander. In the Presidio Competition C30 September, 19671, the team placed fifth among the City's older high school drill teams. At the Liberty Bell Competi- tion Q15 October, 1967Q, the team again showed up older drill teams by placing third! Members of the team have also performed at Burkan, Pelton and Portola Junior High Schools. The prsent drill team commander, Cadet Second Lieut. Gonzales, is a senior. Before com- ing to Woodrow Wilson High, Gonzales spent two years on Lowell's ROTC drill team. As of 1968, The Woodrow Wilson team has been rated as fourth among San Francisco's high school drill teams. The Woodrow Wilson High School Drill Team competes at The Presidio on 30 September, 1967. Page 44
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Color Guard Cadet 2nd Lt. I. Martm Comdr A. Carnpbell, R. Vannucchl C Hays, and R. Imbellino Drill Team BACK ROW: A. Honciano, T. Camp, Olsen, and J. Guillory. MIDDLE ROW: 1. Gonzales fcomdxxj, D. White, L. Giles, J. Lee, B. Santiago, and M. White. FRONT ROW: R. Gaviola, A. Tejo, R. Daniels, and R. Rudd. F
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