William A Wirt High School - Sandscript Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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.ft . tiff Yi Wllilltltif? U Nivovx Gdwwjiif if M5 , .4 ,ll it lmwf ur School WML , l 7 M v JPN This three story, yellow, brick building is o rlsihoo. lt was built in nineteen hundred and thirty nine at the corner of Hemlock Street and North Grand Boulevard. Formally it is known as William A. Wirt High School, but in the groups of students which you find talking in its halls before the first hour class the term salt mine is much more common .i 2 ' ' fp Actually we like our school, but we wouldn't admit it to a soul unless ln i Tl W4 fl VI V Lffldhilpl f . It , 1, J X , alll, poll QW W it J ' , , 2. MA' . we had to. After all, how could you help but like a school where the ra- i - le NW diators blow warm air in the summer and cold air in the winter? Or where the sprinklers run during the rainstorms? Or where the sprinklers run during the rainstorms? Or where you get tramped to death if you try to go against the mob at lunch hour? Yes, we do like our school. Some of us have gone to school here all of our lives, but most of us have transferred here from other schools, other communities, other cities. It is a symbol standing in our minds for tests, dances, term papers, the small cafeteria, ball games, and homework. Far more is learned in our school than what is taught out of the books. Here we learn to live with other people and to cope with the problems of school life. Our school is a symbol of growing up. No other building, outside of our own homes, do we know so well ...the smooth, yellow, tile walls, the occasionally polished tile floors, the heavy outside doors, the principal's office. We know all of these like fthe plam of our hand. We know these things, and we are proud of every one of them, for this is truly OUR SCHOOL. YAWJ AWP lil Q tl, Wivy ,Ml A liyffwlffv ,gm lttlflfliifflfxfff fi 6