Woodrow Wilson Middle School - Statesman Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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- I- J' 'E is-5-1-5 Q!! ,H i flLon0 X v q't 4 A - A g E X - xxxxx f' , M' .. A 1 A ' l ' ! 'U tk Ha .S ,,,.x 9.8 FLASS - .II'NI4I. ISDISZ Tap mu'-Eunice Mae Adams, Frances Adams, XVinston Airy, Mary Mildred Allen, Edwin glmlerson, Pauline Anderson, Juanita Andrews, Lyndon Appelgate, Glenn Arnall, joyve Arnall. Iffmrih rumcfllils Baker, junior Bai- nard, Vera Nell Barnes, Grace Marian Basxon, Uornelia Baumer, B1-ny Ann Beasley, Ue:n'g.:e Beavers, Maxine Ben- nett, Eloise Bentley, Mattie Lee Bethel. Third rnfw-Clarence Birch, Bah Blalock, B ihhie Bucle, lilaine B.1mnni'ly, Carolyn Bower, Vivian Bowie, Bill Branch, Hugh Branch, Mary Brantley, Margie Birley. Srrrniil P'fl'1.,L'4xXvill'M'I'fll Briscoe, Mary Joe Broekman, 'lane Brown, Virginia Brown, Ularenre Bnker, Belly Bnnnell, lna l.ec Carey, Marion Carter, B. Carver, Patricia Cassady, I-'ir.rt rriughlaxilic- Uhanney, Bruce Chenznilt, Frank Claypool, Maxine Clem- inshirr, Margorie Cline, llilda Mae Cnley, Lena Collins, Dorothy Cfrllhllllll, Milrlreil Cook, Alive Crabtree. OUR FIRST DAY Three hundred and forty bewildered, but altogether confident and trusting 7B's entered the portals of Wfoodrow Wilson junior High School one bright morning early in September, just three years ago. The first day was a topsy-turvy mess. Between the Junior Police and the estima- ble 9A's we were squelched completely. Because special classes were so few and far between, we did not yet aspire to such eminent heights. I9 THE Bqosrtn 52