Leavenworth High School - Wyandotte Yearbook (Leavenworth, IN)

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ilirfdiun A We, the Senior Class of 1957, dedicate this edition of THE WYANDOTTE td our frle coac our gratitude and wish ,all the very best tha life can offer I I , - ' 1 and teacher, M . Jack ,lhSh. We he eby exten . Y ' 1 ra I x K

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FUREWURD Now for a year we have been together. we have studied and played- we have cried and cheered- we have struggled and spcceeded. In years after - May we remember each other and what we did together CONTENT Administration Seniors Juniors Freshmen Grades Activities Athletics Advertising

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We Parents, Teachers, all oufdriends: I am glad to welcome you tonight. Our graduating exeriges would be incomplete with- out your presence and our partyg from the school would be sad without your good wishes. ' A Philosopher was once asked what he thought boys should be taught. He simply replied HThOsehhings which they will use when men.H Tonight we have reached he end of four years of study. Ne have learned many of these thhgg, Although this may be the end of study for many of us, it isby no means the end of learn- ing. Ne know that the years aheadand the great school of expe- rience will add much to out store q'Pnowledge. Ne realize that making a HERE for ourselves--one that OUT grandchildren will be proud of is not easy come by. It is H job that will require all of our sQength and ambition. With the realization that we are still veryipung in heart and experience, with the knowledge that we mu-jifiok to God for the future, we trust that throughout our entjfiglive ,we shall rementer and practice the ideals of our schQ?!r?and?f ccording to OUP varied talents, do our best each day. ,Beef Wgifgge Of course, I do not dare promL5fifEE that we will do well. Ne cannot tell that yet. No one C 'qiesure how things are going to turn, even when he himself hasr 1f Ed them. But I do promiSe you, on behalf of every one oft iffyblass, that we will do our very best, to make YOU glad yo I ahg, F a ,V 'J'.:3.y-+ ,rg Q, Tonight we are successfufggghus far, and since eUCC9SS is never half so sweet as whggh fmed with others, we wish you to join in our happiness and mgkgiof your celebration, too. Speaking ingEQ31,I?'of ,. . my classmates, the Seniors of l957, I bid you welyf NVQ, Ly you be as glad as we are that you came. ,. ' Y' ct Qiii'i5,rl Nancy Ruth Laswell, xg, - r W SALUTAWRIAN