Roosevelt High School - Wy Hi Yearbook (Wyandotte, MI)

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Presenting The Wy-Hi Published by the SENIOR CLASS of Theodore Roosevelt High School Wyandotte, Michigan I 2 1

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Silver and Gold The dreams of yesterday become the ideals of today and often materialize into traditions on the morrow. More than a mere yearbook, the Wy-Hi of 1948 is a vol- ume of memories in which three dates serve as beacon lights of dreams, ideals and traditions. Fifty years ago in Wyandotte a small graduating class of lU young men and women dared to dream. They wanted to record the happenings of their high school career into some- thing more stable than memory and as a result of this dream the first yearbook in the history of the city's schools was born. Today we observe the golden anniversary of that dream which was to become tradition. Twenty-five years later another dream became reality when the Theodore Roosevelt High School first opened its doors and began a new era of education in the city. So well was the school builded materially that it has withstood the elements and the tramping of thousands of feet. Something more than a mere shell is needed to promul- gate ideals and traditions. These can come only from the dreams of human minds. Students and teachers must breathe life and a soul into that shell. That soul is reflected in the graduates as their school life becomes memories. Education has advanced greatly from that little band of dreamers to the present day in which We see more than 200 ready to bid a sad adieu to the school they love. Dreams have made this advance possible, as dreams will always bring progress. And so as we observe the anniversaries of two dates im- portant to the Theodore Roosevelt High School, we can but ad- monish that no baser metal ever be allowed to tarnish but rather be utilized to add strength and quality to Silver and Gold. --by james E. Ostrum l3l