Wilson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Wilson, OK)

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Mr. J. L Pfeffer Mr. C. E. Shoemoker President Vice-President Mr. T. E. Emerson Mr. J. T. Doughty Clerk Member Mr. Woodrow Hulme Auditor Mr. N. E. Ticer Attorney

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oujiefimtenJent's Qflessaqe TO THE ANNUAL STAFF OF 1954-55: It is always a privilege to write a message in our “Eagle’s Voice . I wonder if we really think what our annual title Eagle’s Voice symbolizes? The eagle is swift, strong, enduring, and beautiful. Even the eagle’s nest on the loftiest crag depicts a lesson in life for us - that of keeping our aims and purposes high. How shall we apply the symbols of the eagle’s swiftness, strength, endurance, and beauty to our everyday lives? Herb Taylor, President of Rotary International, has given the world a 4-Way Test of the things we think, say, or do. This is a test that each of us can apply to each question or problem in life with which we come face to face. First, we should always ask ourselves — Is it the truth? Second, Is it fair to all concerned? Third, Will it build goodwill and better friendships? 'Fourth, Will it be beneficial to all concerned? If all peoples all over the world would apply this 4—Way Test to each question or question or problem in life, every age would be a good age in which to live. Yes, all of us who read this “Eagle’s Voice can make a better home, a better school, and a better community by meeting life honestly and fairly. It is my hope that this “Eagle’s Voice will inspire us to loftier ideals and nobler deeds. And, may we with the swiftness of the eagle, come to know the One who built the world and who holds the destiny of all men in His hands. Sincerely, 6—

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Another year has made its appearance which gives us another opportunity to say a good word for our annual staff, the faculty, and the student body. Too much praise cannot be given to those who put forth the effort required to get an education and to those who make it possible, the parents and teachers. Each day that we live is a challenge to live better. Each morning brings a new day that has never existed before, a new opportunity to do something good for someone. Day by day we build a life based upon the little or the big things we do or fail to do. Certainly as teachers and students, each day counts so much in living for a better way of life. Look to the future, profit by the past, tomorrow is a new day.