Wasson High School - Wahian Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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1'?T'5W' All- . 1' To Seniors . . . . Graduation is an important stepping stone in the life of all seniorsg it is also an important event to the school, especially to a new one. Both the faculty and the under-classmen can look back at the events of the past year and know that the seniors were largely responsible for setting the tone and the spirit for the rest of the school. Led by seniors, the student government made many important decisions of the first uncertain year, such as the establishment of traditions which will reflect upon the new school in the future. The senior class itself was also instrumental in setting the stand- ard of high morale for Wasson High School. With- out this morale a school just exists, but with it a school thrives and grows. In the field of education, the first senior class won many honors. These achievements are not only important to the individual students, but they also serve to set precedents for future classes to follow. Such achievements are mainly attributed to the senior class because more is expected of them and more responsibility is placed on them. It is up to the seniors to set an example for the rest of the school for future years. In recognition of a job well done, to you, the first graduating class of Wasson High, we dedicate Volume I. SENIORS GATHER FOR ONE OF THE MANY PEP ASSEMBLIES HELD IN THE PATIO DURING THE YEAR. A. -sf 0 W 05, -.qc I ,A 'lk I c F A W. In O ' A I. , A , I X. -. ,f-4? 1 4 N, I N V . X :WIKX xx, , xr X.. :,...iv,f 5 -ALMA

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