Wilson Middle School - Glide Path Yearbook (Nederland, TX)

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' W,..I.l1J , .: LWY7 PRINCIPAL MR. VERNON R. RAMKE In a country such as ours, where liberty and opportunity have but few limits, the desire for knowledge is encouraged rather than restricted. ln this school we have the exemplification of true democracy. Within these walls you students can exercise the right to make a selection, the right to seek knowledge along your chosen path of endeavor. lhope that C. O. Wilson has been a storehouse of knowledge, fully stocked with the best of fare. Such a possession can mean happiness, education, and culture for all of us. l believe that the thirst of knowledge, once stimulated, can become almost insatiable, and that'this school will go far to satisfy that worthy desire. It has taken hard work, conscientious effort and devotion to an ideal to insure the success that has been achieved in this yearbook. Under the sponsorship of Mr. Travis Gibson, and vigorously assisted by all its members, the Glide Path deserves our most sincere commendations for its outstanding achievement. To each of you, I wish the best in the future. Vernon R. Ramke -, , . 5 .-.--1 -so ,-f t'tf aj., ' Qffeffffrk A

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,pun- ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL MR. C. Q. LOY A yearbook is like a rare painting, the older it becomes, the more value it has, until it is cherished beyond monetary valuation. With this in mind, we hope that the 1963 Glide Path becomes, for each of you, an imperishable record of one complete school year at C. O. Wilson Junior High School. During this time we hope that each of you haslearned to be alert to deceptive creeds, to be discrim- inative socially, economically, academically and morally, to be committed to basic rather than tempo- rary or superficial human needs, and to be aware of the fact that which is worthwhile can and will come only if all capable members of our society equip themselves to live lives of careful, thoughtful, diligent, persistent service. We have enjoyed the year with you, and we trust that your own years which lie ahead will prove this to have been one of growth, of understanding and appreciation of nature, rights, needs, and obligations of yourself and your fellow man. C. Q. Loy 6