Wilson High School - Eagle Yearbook (Wilson, OK)

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DEDICATION Who Doesn’t Know MRS. TODD?? Last minute check before leaving at the end of a long day. “In position . . . Type!” ... the storehouse of knowledge of Typing I and II, General Business, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, and literally hundreds of other subjects? . . . the untiring sponsor of the Eagle’s Voice staff, the newspaper staff, and the senior class? . . . Who in Wilson High School doesn’t know the lady with the tremendous Eagle Spirit, who was named this year Honorary Pep Club member? ... For all her help and advice, we of the Eagle’s Voice staff of ’68 are very grateful. . . . It is to you, Mrs. I odd, that we proudly dedicate the 1968 Eagle’s Voice and say thank you for your hard work and dedication.

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With cautious, halting steps, We emerge from our niche in security, To cast hurried glances at our world. For a moment, we pause, asking, “Why am I here?” From all around us come answers. Answers which help define our existence. Surprisingly, these answers are not fuzzy, But distinctly outlined and set apart. From half-truths and fallacious ideas We begin to understand why And for what we exist. In our own minds, We begin to sort ideas logically, Casting off muddled ideas and Studying those having meaning. Finally, we seek To separate ourselves, To place an edge Around our personalities. We strive to become individuals, Unique beings, With distinct features. We determine for ourselves a goal Around which we center our plans — Whether or not we reach our goal, We are a success, For we have contributed our own Ffard Edges To society and life. We have found the clarity in our existence. 1 It has been a long, eventful year. There have been many things taking place in the making of this yearbook. In appreciation of all the heartaches, laughter, work, play, tedium, variety, and fun, the 1968 Eagle’s Voice staff would like to take this opportunity to humbly and sincerely say “THANK YOU”

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What makes the world go round? HANDS!! In action they create instruments by bending glass, express excitement and appreciation, quench thirst, open doors, call people on the phone, express exasperation, and do any of the everyday odd jobs that all of us have. Here are four pairs of hands — guiding hands that make up only a part of our administration.