Woodrow Wilson High School - Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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WILLIAM EUGENE CHATFIELD fBillJ Section, Prerident, Vice President, Trearurerg Graduat- ing Clan, Vice Prericlent: Varfily Football: ,I.V. Foo!- ball. Tall, dark, and handsome . . . driving to Florida or thinking up ways to get even wtih Bluehdorn occupy spare time . . . likes math and outdoor study hall . . . cool guy describes most people . . . dislikes con- ceited girls . . . Southeastern University follows graduation. ZALMON JOEL CHELEC tZiggyy Stualen! Council, Vice Preridenl: Section, Preyidenl, Vice Preficlent, Trearurer: Key Club, Vice Preyidenty National Honor Sociely: j.V. Bayketball. An active and well liked senior . . . having fun and dating are favorite pastimes . . . likes all sports watching girls drive and park cars gets Ziggy down . . . plans for the future include the Army and college. EDWARD CHARLES DARHANSON CEdJ Golf Team. The strong and silent type . . . goes in for a vari- ety of sports: football, golf, and basketball . . . peeved by people who have sense but don't use it . . . gets a bang out of bookkeeping . . . heard saying, Yeh! . . . enjoys good jazz . . . kills time loafing . . . an out of town job follows G. W. U. JOHN WEBSTER DOWNING fRedsb Future small-time farmer . . . this redhead loves football, baseball and basketball . . . favorite class, woodshop, is carried over to his workshop at home . . . immediate plans include a job as an electrician's helper. Q THOMAS XVILLIAM ELGIN CMooseJ More fun than a barrel of monkeys . . . an expert on the subject of history . . . attending parties with C.C. is the absolute ultimate . . . 'Whoopps! he whoops . . . stronger expressions are in order when Fords lose to Chevys . . . principal ambition is to graduate from the University of Marylandf MELVIN LOUIS FELDMAN CMelD National Honor Society, Vice Preridentj Section, Pref- idenzg Boy! W. Clubg 1.V. Foozballg Varsity Footballf Tracey Golff Spanirh Club, President. Popular and good looking . . . dating and teaching dancing take up his time . . . along with football and golf, Spanish is tops . . . hopes to be a doctor and so on to G. W. DIANNE MARCEILLE FISH fFishD This tall attractive senior is a Benny Goodman fan and likes to listen to Polynesian records . . . sociology and English come easily, while Stan is a little harder to understand . . . her ambition is to live on a Poly- nesian island after attending American University. RAMESH HINGORANI fRancly,HanclyJ Caclezr. Wood shop is tops with Randy . . . has adopted typical American hobbies--photography, guns, and stamp collecting . . . on the other hand, he likes cricket, too! . . . digs our slangg cool, man, cool! he enthuses . . . from Wilson he will go on to India and the Indian Armed Forces.

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JUDITH SARA BERMAN Uudib Beacon Reprerenlatiueg Burbin and Marqueg Ir. Town Meeting Leagueg Art Clubg Library Staff Personality plus . . . Whiny people irritate this vivacious lass . . . loves chemistry, swimming and canoeing . . . a major in research chemistry at Penn- sylvania State comes next. GERALD STRATTON BLUEHDORN Qjerryb Graduating Clair, Trearurerg Spanirb Club,' Social Studier Clubg Malb Club,' National Honor Society. A real cool guy . . . loves picken a five string banjo, and working on his '50 Ford coupe . . . raking it easy sounds wonderful . . . college comes next . . . then he plans to own his own business. PEGGY BOINIS Library Staff Ofice Staff S eclion Secretary, lr, Red Crorrf Social Studies Club,' Pep Club. This peppy senior goes for shorthand . . . enjoys driving around and football . . . could do without the Little Greeku tag and those who pin it on her . . . I'll never tell' squelches everything . . . secretarial work comes after Maryland. JAMES JOEL BRITT KHankJ Varsity Bareballf Intramural Sporti. To retire at twenty-five is the good-looking senior . . . enjoys R. 8: B. records . . . peeved by teachers who assign more than one book . . . Everybody roaredf' he says . . . GW. comes next. ambition of this GAY ABRAMS junior Red Croiig Library Slajjf. This statuesque senior goes for dancing and listen- ing to records . . . would see all short boys stretched upwards a few feet . . . English and sociology give no trouble . . . career in teaching nursery school will follow Maryland. NANCY ALLEN Talking on the telephone and listening to Rock and Roll rate high with this friendly gal . . . is often found at Luigi's- Best pizza in townl' . . . people who don't put down the tops of their convertibles on nice days really burn her up . . . will continue secretarial work after graduation. MATILDE ARAMBULA CMatilJ Spanirb Club, This sweet gal loves to play the piano . . . other pastimes include dancing and collecting popular Latin American records . . . unfriendly people get her down . . . Oh, my goodness! she exclaims . . . piano study will continue while she works and attends business school. JOYCE ESTHER BENNETT Ir. Town Meeting League,' Burkin and Marqueg Pep Clubg Library Staff. This little blonde can be heard saying You're kid- ding . . . can't stand busy signals . . . sociology ranks high, along with listening to records and going to football games . . . will make a great elementary school teacher after college. .N ii .T 24 '5

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KATINA KOLOUA CKatieD Archery Clubg Girls' Glee Club. A nice little Greek miss . . . likes to sew and cook in her spare time . . . home management is a favor- ite subject . . . Katie always exclaims, I'm pooifedln . . . ambition-marriage combined with a job and business school. GEORGE BATES LOCKWOOD Radio Clubg Science Club. Photography and electronics are favorite hobbies . . . finds empty matchbooks annoying . . . spare time taken up with hobbies and A.B .... six months Army, then comes college . . . aspires to be a technical or television writer. ARTHUR LUDKE CArtJ Boys' W Clubf Varsity Baseball, Football. A real nice guy . . . enjoys making rings and work- ing on cars . . . football and baseball really interest him . . . math comes easily . . . seen at Hoya . . . would like to be an engineer after college. GARY BENTON MEDNICK CCiscoD Section, Vice Presiclentg f.V. Football. 'Ciscow has a remark to cover every situation . . . can be found at Louie's . . . enjoys mailing letters to Florida . . . any sport, as well as law and English, holds his interest . . . hopes to become a success in life . . . college after six months in the Army Reserves. ,, ,Y MARY HOLZ Girls' Glee Clubf Cboirj Baccalaureate Choir. Soft-spoken with a good sense of humor . . . dis- likes having to answer letters . . . singing and eating are lots of fun . . . finds English a favorite subject . . . enjoys basketball, softball, and badminton . . . will attend Women's College of the University of North Carolina or Asbury College. DIANE HULLINGER Social Studies Clubg Y-Teens: Archery Clubg Intra- mural Sports. This friendly girl has given hours of valuable time to the Democrats and has loved every minute . . . badminton and swimming are great sports and Span- ish is the favorite subject . . . Smith will probably educate Diane as an interior decorator. MILTON ISKOW fMiloJ Cadets, First Lieutenant, Battalion Atljutantg Intra- mural Sports. One of the craziest! . . . enjoys stamp collecting, sports car racing Cas a spectatorb and Spanish . . . favorite sports are fishing hunting, and football . . . whipping around in the Thunderbird, LM., and hypnotizing people are time-killers . . . aspires to be a builder after Maryland or G.W.U. EMMANUEL KACULIS CMQD Boys' W Clubg Varsity Basebally Footbally Basket- ballg Bank Stahl. A real athlete and sports fan . . . likes football and baseball the most . . . Spanish is a snap . . . people who criticize others are out . . . often says, Get out of here! . . . plans to enter the service after gradua- tion or possibly attend college.