Wilson High School - Nova Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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, . UUE.. Q TIME for Friends . . . a time invaluable and immeasurable, even as is friendship itself. Pictures of Wilson drawn in the mind's eye . . . crowded halls, the teachers, the subjects we studied, the games and proms . . . these color our memories of high school now, as they will in the time yet to come. But more than any of these we will remember, with perhaps a wispy shadow of nostalgia, the people who formed so large a part of our three years of high school . . . the persons and personalities who, though blurred inexorably by hours, years, and events, can never be erased com- pletely from our minds or our lives: for people and life are, in the human mind, an identity, too cosely related to be separated. The closest friend and confidant . . . the quiet scholar . . . the class cut-up, brimming with humor and self-confidence . . . the one or two workers who always ended up after school, preparing and then cleaning up . . . all the individuals who colored, vividly and indelibly, our years at high school. These friends we have acquired at Wilson are price- less . . . small gems which will gleam brightly throughout the universe of our lives . . . a timeless memory, and a timeless joy. 0

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DAVE NIELSEN 3 President PAULA NAMES SALLY SHINTAFI-'ER Secretary Treasurer DAVE BAILEY Vice President Sophomore Class ls Introduced to Hig NDER the leadership of a capable cabinet, sopho- mores found their first year of high school both educa' tional and enjoyable. With upperclassmen, they en- countered a broad field of study and stiff requirements along the obstacle course to college or a career. But the life of a lowly sophomore is not always difficult, the routine of homework, tests, and report cards, hap- pily broken by assemblies, athletics, and dances, is frequently remembered as one of the favorite periods of one's life. In fact, many sophomores realized that school is not always the drudge it seems, and, as summer drew near and studies became easier, sophs discovered that they would miss their Wilson friends and activities during the long summer months. SALLY PUZ and SALLY SHINTAFFER Booster Ribbon Sale Co-Chairmen LAUREL SCHWARTZE and DAVE BAILEY Return Address Labels Sales Co-Chairmen One Hundred Two