Woodrow Wilson High School - Hoofprints Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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N u jim. GH mvfjga, K gig, elf. tfifjc? ff J, A Y A .X 5 fv'iA-'lu dpi, '- 'AQ' fx . f , .ff fKf44!'JQ2,q c ,A QQ ' F ,ff A ' - .4 S le f Q ff 432 AL 2 r W l . X-l .1 XV F ,Y. LQ' C,-'I 'xc cs - .f I I. X K In -iii V ., it jf M ZX R C , 'Qi X 1' ' lf?-9 if F ,eb Si- Q-'Tek' - ASQ ,.,,. SAX, tr N-in ff 'tif' fc I 'S 'f ff ' Jef Ky g? 'z CQQ K-vw fmt We A tribute to you, Miss Florence J. Seaman, for the never-ending love you have shown for Wilson-for your endurance with our problems . . . that often seem too big . . . and for your gracious help and smile that you so willingly give to us. As we prepare to begin the many episodes of life which are awaiting us, flashbacks of school days shine in our minds. The all-important bleachers for our athletic field was the main goal not too many years ago. And taking little credit, but doing so much for their final completion were you, Miss Seaman, our enthusiastic principal. Shiny band uniforms gleam before our eyes, a beautiful science and commercial K building can be accredited to you, and our attractive campus makes Wilson a home 'N cl ' , to all. Most important of all is a principal the students can depend on, a principal NVKQ 3 who is always on the lookout to safeguard her school, and a principal who is a XX friendly adviser. We need no casting director to tell us you are a naturaI for the A 'tl part. The happy years we have spent wit h you prove this. Looking ahead we see lj how much the many little things have do ne for us. Careful guidance and a good J Qi y example of democracy point the path for active citizens .... Yes, as a tribute to 'Y' I X you, Miss Seaman, we dedicate this ann ual, a lasting memory of our love for you. t S i -M ' if ' :S fjifzm H4414 tg 5 S v X Ass't Supt. Reeves, Principal Seaman it rg Ass't Supt. Montgomery, i .Q so PQ' X3 4 Q S f . i Q X ., N QT J , Q A tl