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

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'lbmhirzatiu 3RnIIanh 5 Ulbumas beat, Zfnhustrial Qrts Eepartment For more than a decade the students of Woodrow Wilson High School have had a most valuable asset at their disposal. They have been able to take their personal, social, and school-related problems to a man who has been unstintingly helpful to the students. Through his generosity and understanding, Wilson High has progressed' in stature and maturity. To aid students in any manner possible has been his goal. He has never failed to give friendly, sure advice to those who seek it. We at Wilson are proud to have a teacher of his calibre. When the time comes for his retire- ment, Wilson will lose not only a fine instructor but also a sincere and helpful teacher. We want you, Mr. Thomas, to know that your kindnesses and many helps to our student body have been gratefully appreciated. To you, Mr. Rolland S. Thomas, this CAMPANILE is dedicated.

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