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

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Mr. Felible Wilson will never be the same without you. How will we get along without your sandbox lectures and your Oh you poor underpriv- ileged chi1d remarks. How will we be able to have Felible's Follies without a Felible? We will miss you and always remember you as a part of our growing up. You have been more than a teacher to us, you have been a friend, iso it is with love and respect that we dedi- cate this edition of the Statesman to you.J We thank-you from the bottom of our hearts. You never will know the appreciation we feel for the time, effort and services you've rendered to usgb S kbs' QQsJ'QTYXflTkJX'XQrv,Q 5 W ,fi A T0 Qg Ftfiiuttj jpbg-j2i5,+ girl. lgbQsxD5-P Quai- R, Cflmvfeliigiii Vqfj 101555 Q51 Qtlooasyia- rows slat. Miss Giffert We can't begin to show you all the love and respect you deserve. You have dedicated so many years of your life to Wilson students. We know you merit rest after forty-two years of service to our school, but how will we ad- just to your absence? How can someone re- place your forty-four years experience in teaching and counseling? What are the stu- dents going to do without you to teach them social studies? Even though you will be missed at Wilson and one will never be able to take your place, we know you deserve the happiness that you will find in your retirement. Though it isn't adequate, we would like to show our gratitude by dedicating the 1971 Statesman to you. QCXV WCLJL 'Qs i, . ggi? it K? Q5 Ord! I I y r. was am -if spqsatakwef. . k 5 XCEXYLX

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Dedication

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