Wilmington High School - Blue Chick Yearbook (Wilmington, DE)

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my HI-I years of ollr growing have been the unstable ones of a world at war. They says an unprecedented attempt to destroy the things men live byf faith in onc another, belief in human dignity, truth as science, logic, and philosophy. Wie saw our loved ones, our schoolmates and friends, die to defend a way of life that is our responsi- bility to maintain. Wie learned early to enjoy working together, doing our small share as citizens of a democracy. W'e learned to think in terms of cooperative planning toward world peace. Many are the deeds of heroism we heard: we became familiar with all the name thc history books will carry. Democratic idealism, backed by the practical steps to attain it, was inculcated by a luan who, in the small sphere of one school, of one city, kindly, quietly, and determinedly taught citizenship by the example he set. To you, CLARENCE A. FULMER, the Class of January 1947 dedicate our yearbook and extend our heartfelt thanks for the example you have given to us, as well as to the commun- ity of true manhood, of unselfish living, and of real democratic citizenship.

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SPONSOR ol the GRADUATING CLASS SPONSORS MESSAGE Dear Class oi January '47: When we sTarTed calling ourselves by ThaT name, January '47 seemed unreal and remoTe, buT now iT's almosT here. ln These years The class has sTeadily grown inTo a closely-lcniT uniT. The sTrong cooperaTive spiriT oT a small group oT leaders has spread unTil The enTire class has come To share in The worlc and in The Tun of our proiecTs. Some who were among The lasT To parTicipaTe have openly expressed Their increased happiness in really becoming one oT The group, This same unselTish giving oT yourselT Tc Things you believe worThwhile will help bring you ioy in aTTer-school IiTe. Our communiTy, and indeed The world communiTy. needs The experi- XX ence oT Those who have pracTiced cooperaTion in working and playing TogeTher. IT has been pleasanT To worlc wiTh you as a class and as individuals. You are Tull oT Tun, very honesT, even when you are in The wrong, Triendly, and ThoughTTul. I am graTeTul Tor The many ways in which you have helped me, and Tor The exTra courTesies you have shown me. You have my very besT wishes. Do leT us lceep in Touch wiTh one anoTher. Sincerely. ELIZABETH CLOUD Miss ElizabeTh Cloud DEAN OF GIRLS' MESSAGE To The Class oT January I947: I wish To exTend my very besT wishes To The members oT This class. Many oT you have been ouTsTanding since your TirsT semesTer in High School. You have served in so many ways and have shown such a Tine spiriT, ThaT iT will be diT'TiculT To replace you. You have made real Triendships here, wiTh oTher pupils and wiTh members of The Taculfy. Cherish These Triendships, and come back oTTen To see us. You are Tacing diTTiculT Times wiTh many problems ThaT older people have noT been able To solve. May your TaiTh, enThusiasm and courage succeed where we have Tailed. Very sincerely, CAROLINE M. EITZWATER Miss Caroline M. FiTzwaTer VICE-PRINCI PAL'S MESSAGE Dear GraduaTes: May I congraTulaTe you upon The camplefian oT your Twelve years of endeavor To secure your high school diploma. You have now arrived aT The long-awaiTecl goal. From your sTudy and Training you have evolved ideals and Tormed aTTiTudes which will sTand you in good sTead in The days To come. My congraTulaTions and besT wishes. L. B. ALLEN Mr. Lewis B. Allen