Woodrow Wilson Junior High School - Citizen Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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THE WILSON CITIZEN Nine Naomi Conklin, Social Chairman Roger Scolio, Head Usher STUDENT OFFICERS Dora Mae Sweet, Vice-President Jack Pilgrim, President Vern Wilcox, Secretary Dorothea Boyce, Ass ' t. Social Chairman Fay Warner Display Chairman

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THE WILSON CITIZEN Eleven Wilson Student Government Organization The student government organization has had another successful semester; in each of its departments fine results attest its ef¥iciency. The president ' s cabinet, working under Student President Jack Pilgrim, has done effective work, both in committee and in individual home room management. Among its outstanding achi ' evements this semester it numbers the Community Chest campaign, the Anti-Tuberculosis pin campaign, the home room bulletin board contests, home room and assembly programs for visitors ' day, and the collection of more than fifty baskets for distribution to the needy at Christmas. Home room presidents included in this hard-working group have been Kenneth Parkman, Archie Tate, Nora Fincken, Phoebe Watson, Rosalia Mayer, Scott Reynolds, Norman Smith, Arthur Holtz, Agnes Bentze, Marjorie Edwards, Marguerite Lenhart, Ruth Palmer, Jean Butler, Kathleen Meyers, Marion Davis, Robert Benner, Charles Bunting, Earl Steinhauer, Beverly Shaw, Kathleen Bernhart, Robert Adams, Emily Koziarski, Emory Matteson, Mike Kloss, Harriet Case, Jean Gleason, Anthony Moculski, Eleanor Cristallino, Ada Ray- mond, Stanley Wisniewski, James Smith, Earl Nelson, and Hubert Coburn. Vern Wilcox has been most satisfactory as secretary of the organization. Dora Mae Sweet, vice-president and head monitor, has had a very faithful corps of traffic officers. Monitors who have been able, because of good citizenship and scholarship, to retain their offices to the end of the semester are Geraldine McCartney, Betty Alexander, Katrina Hickey, Lillian Sperry, Joseph Petrucelli, Albert Vicks, Scott Reynolds, Marguerite Depew, Anna Schonthaler, Marion Johnson, Charles Kissinger, Marguerite Lenhardt, Mildred Hamilton, Harold Lacy, Mary Jane Rider, Sara Sanford. Carl Roth, Donald McCain, Alice Snell, Dorothy Knall, Alena Gibson, Gladys Mother- well, Madeline Steiner, Robert Steiner, Eleanor Cristallino, Mary Hickey, Betty Sweet, Bertha Halperin, Almeda Wolfram, Raymond Luce, Helen Lennburg, John Jaskulski, Norman Chadbourne, Dorothy Young, Edward Dworakowski, Martha Clark, Marion Davies, Lester Cole, Earl Nelson, and Kenneth Eaton. Head Usher Roger Scolio has been able to care most adequately for the needs of assemblies and evening entertainments, with the assistance of his two groups of ushers. Ushers for the upper grade assemblies were Alfred Karznia, assistant, Arthur Meyers, Kenneth Lacy, Arthur Diefenbach, Robert Brown, Willis Uhlman, Robert Hartman, Bobby Lowry, Veto Cheslock, Edward Dworakowski. Seventh grade as- semblies were served by James Cox, Howard Johnson, Arthur Wagner. Paul Sherly, Jack Gregor, Raymond McDonald, Richard Kissinger, and Earl Nelson. Social Chairman Naomi Conklin and Seventh Grade Chairman Dorothea Boyce have presided at some of the most interesting assemblies ever given at Wilson, and Bulletin Board Chairman Fay Warner, with his assistant, John Maker, has kept Wilson ' s display places things of beauty. The faculty advisers, Miss Grace Nunn, Miss Mary Campbell, Miss Inez ' an Natta, Miss Helen Sullivan, and Miss Eve Wagner, have agreed that the student government organization of this semester has been one of Wilson ' s best.