Alamosa High School - El Alarado Yearbook (Alamosa, CO)

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iii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii m INmiHItlHIIltitimilUHtillliMlllMlMfltlJ oarers Lii ill ■ OUR CLASS PRESIDENT Would you recognize in this lit- tle cherub our stately Senior Class President, Class Valedictorian and Editress of the Midget Messenger? Her exalted position in the world, even at this early stage in life, shows that she is above the average child. Perhaps this is why she is used to high positions. Take a slant at that smile; it is whole- hearted , lovable and sparkling. Then look at the grown-up Wilma ' s smile. It has only improved with age. A physiognomist looking at that baby would undoubtedly have said that she would be a responsible, re- liable, humorous and dependable girl. A person with the ability to do things, no matter how hard, a lead- er, a true friend, and an honorable enemy. These characteristics at- tributed to Wilma in her tender years, are true, and we predict that her career is not yet ended. From A. H. S. she will find new worlds to conquer and our lovable, like- able Wilma will never meet defeat. Every pupil in the A. H. S. owes Wilma a vote of thanks. She has preserved our paper when there was no one else to take the reins and be responsible for this task at the beginning of the year. It was feared that our worthy publication which has been a credit to our school for MISS WILMA FARNHAM Our Class President, four years, was doomed to failure and perhaps extinction. But Wilma offered her valuable services and with the assistance of her efficient staff saved the paper. None except a girl with her pep and stick-to-it-iveness could have put the paper across this year. We are proud and glad to say that all honor is due her. In this we wish to take the opportunity to thank Wilma and her staff for their ser- vices so willingly given.

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