Woodrow Wilson High School - Campanile Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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IB EACH MORNING as we have crossed the threshold of Woodrow Wilscvii High School, with its tahlet of hronze reminding us that this institution is dedicated to Truthe elsiherty efToleration. we have seen the numher on our service Hag hanging there on the wall heside 'gOld Gloryw grow larger and larger until now we know that more than 2500 of our alumni are giving their all that the Hag may con- tinue to Hy and liherty shall not perish from the earth. To most of us, this war would have heen only radio reports, commentators and headlines were it IIOI for the fact that each day wc find in our halls men in uniform who talk of Africa, the Solomons, Alaska and Guadalcanal, of ships that lvlasted the enemy out of the sea and planes that homhed Berlin. Wfe are proud of you alumni who are carrying our hattle fronts to the far corners of the earth and hope that this Campanile will do you honor hy recording some of your deeds. To all Wfilsonians fighting on land and air and sea, we dedicate this hook, with a prayer for your safety, and with faith in your ultimate victory. -HARRY lVlUORIi, Principal Welcome back tothe campus, service men

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0 AIINIINISTR-XTION Miss Nolds, Mr. Catlin, Mr. Mangold, jimmy Cleaver, yard man in bandages following Iwrolacn nvrk. Aviation cndcr. Russell Koehler, rc-IIs oflirc force Crow, Bond and Spicer of training. Jack Carr, marine vvrcmu from Pnrifir, tells of rcnl war. Listening are lleft to rightl: Larsen, Taplin. Newsome, Fitz- ,'.iu'irI:. Olds. I,0N'I'l' right: jolmmn, Dodge. I I NERVE CENTERS OF MOVING, DRIVING, FORGING CAMPUS WHO LAUNCH FAR REACHING PROGRAM FOR WAR, FOR PEACE 16