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FACULTY-CLASS ADVISORS 21
Advisors help class officers plan a successful year.
MR. DONALD HARM
ern cultures, civics.
This year's class advisors are dedicated people who
give their time and energy, to provide the freshmen,
sophomore, junior, and senior classes with activities
year round. Under the advisors guidance, students or­
ganize the different activities which have become Wil­
son traditions. The activities include the King and
Queen for Homecoming, the junior and senior proms,
the class trips, the dances, the homecoming floats, and
a score of others. Through the advisors and the student
representatives, enthusiasm and a feeling of unity are
produced. Few are the ones who could handle such a
challenging job. A person must truly be dedicated to
undertake an advisor position in Woodrow Wilson
High School. Fresh and new ideas are presented, dis­
cussed, and put into action. An open mind and fresh
viewpoints are vital to be an advisor. An advisor must
freshmen class advisor, non-western cultures, west- truly be concerned, to meet those qualifications. An
advisory job is not an easy job, but Wilson's class
advisors are ready to meet the challenge.
sophomore MR. GEORGE J. HOPELY senior class advisor, av
coordinator.