Wilson High School - Wilsonian Yearbook (St Johns, MI)

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--,--,-P V- -.. -5-. MRS. GRAHAM WE THE CLASS OF 1956 W proudly dedicate this edition of the WILSONIAN to Mrs. Esther Graham, who so willingly helped our class and our school in so many ways. Mrs. Graham, with her friendly, honest, and understanding attitude regarding the students of Rodney B. Wilson, makes them realize that she has their interests deeply at heart. She has been instrumental in making many of our extra-cur- ricular activities successful by lifting our spirits and giving us the incentive to accomplish them. She is also held in high regard by her co- workers. One faculty member has said, They all work for Mrs. Graham because they love her. As a result of her leadership and her in- terest in the teaching profession, she has been elected President of the Michigan Classroom Teachers Association. We will always have a feeling of esteem for this very sincere member of our faculty, and we dedicate this annual to her as a token of our ap- preciation and profound respect.

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This edition of the annual, as brought toyou through the eyes of the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-six will give you a pictorial account of the'progress of our town and school. St. Johns has enjoyed one hundred years of progress in many ways. The town has ad- vanced in industry, shopping fa- cilities, better streets, larger and ,improved residential dis- tricts. Our school has been con- sistently raising its academic and extra-curricular standards. It has acquiredbetter facilities, the most recent of which are the in- tercom system andthe new build- ing addition. We believe the future will be even better, and we wish to salute the city of St. Johns and Rodney B. Wilson High School for their progress during the past years. YT JQHNS FORWARD THROUGH OUR SCHOOL AND TOWN