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

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I I 6' - I TODAY'S YOUTH, TQNl0RROW'S FUTURE As the lozy summer sun sets in the distdnt corol sky, cinother ioyous yeor ot Wilson retires into the hall of memories - but only to lecive youth dreoming of the future, both near ond for. Yet, these dreoms ore merely reflections of the postfthe proiection of education ond experience. Toddy's youth sholl materialize its dreams ond keep our troubled world ot peuceefor the world is in our hands. ,f i f l ' is , i ' li -M-.n.h. , ,M C7 -Z-ff. pm?-fs f iff' , 'Q '55 Q

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fit E Y' 5 1 , ,.w's'r' Mmm ' .g -, 73 ,s Q at 2 T ,l hi H pk, V, .. 'gy 'pf' s -hr ziwyczm The theme of this annual, Today's Youth, Tomorrow's Future, has a perfect connection with Miss Florence J. Seaman, our principal. Because she helped today's youth with her advice, counsel and leadership, she has played an important part in tomorrow's future through Wilson students. To quote from the dedication to her in the '51 Hoofprints- A Tribute to you, Miss Florence Seaman, for the never ending love you have shown for Wilson, for your endurance with our problems . . . Most important of all . . . is a principal the students can depend on, a principal who is always on the lookout to safeguard her school. As a climax to her career, as Miss Seaman leaves us her long-time plans are being consumated-a new shop building, an auditorium, and a landscaped quadrangle for students to enioy and appreciate. Best wishes for her future to Wilson's devoted administrator. BELOW lfrom left to rightl: Miss Seaman louoks over a Christmas proiect ' Smiling, our principal starts another eventful day at Wilson High ' The Class of S'55 adopt their fellow graduate as an honorary member of the class ' All dressed up and ready to meet the students parents ' Enioying herself at the Senior Tea, Miss Seaman makes everyone feel at ease ' Plans for the new campus are among Miss Seaman's accom- plishments. .1-. 4 kj 1,4 ,'s- .. ' L.. ,if Q j V In ,I fly .