Wilmington High School - Wi Hi Yearbook (Wilmington, IL)

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Hum-l Sl:m:mL PRINGIPAL El.:M:N'rAnv Pnn-u:lrAl. RDBERT JDNES CHARLES USWALT rwifmmgton-fozsnzo Community runit biatziat 209 qi LESTER -J. STEVENS, SuP:nlN'rzNo:N1' qflfifming ton, Uffinoia TO THE CLASS OF '6O: For the first twelve years you have been laying the educational foundation for your life. What you do in this world of today will depend entirely upon you. If one wants to be successful, it takes courage, determination, and hard work. Also, whatever walk of life you choose, you will be more successful if you know how to get along smoothly with people. Best wishes and good luck to all of you. l Sincerely, Lester J. Stevens 9 4.....1 ,

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Mr Clnnfon Smocl Preslden? Mr Fred Francis Mr. William Woidling Secrefary BOARD OF EDUCATICN Mr. Mel Honhe Mr. Donald Morey Mr. Sianley Smifh Mr. Orville Yeager fBored of Educa+ion?l

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I0 BH SCHOOL PRINIIVPA ELEMENTARY Pmncnwm. ROBERT-JDNES CHARLES USWALT qfulfmington-l7ozsnzo Community qlnit Dbiatziat 209 QL LESTER J. STEVENS, Sunsmwrr-:NDEN'r qfwlfmingfon, Umnoia T0 THE GLASS GF '6O: As you leave our school and embark upon life's next great adventure, the best wishes of Wilmington High School go with you. Science is placing within your grasp powers of greater potential than has been at the disposal of any.generation in the history of man. What you do with the powers accorded you may well determine the preservation or destruction of our civilization. Use the gifts of God and nature as your NRoads to Success.n Hman 40. Qwest