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

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'Why 5 D Fond Memories are the treasures which every graduate carrles away with htm when he has sand has last goodbyes To one who contrrbuted so much to four wonderful years at Wllson the Senior Classes of 1956 dedicate this annual Mr Paul Barthel, because of the unflagglng nnterest you have shown In the many students who have come to know you through athletics and, more recently, In your capacity as Registrar, because of your warm smlle and friendly ways, and because you place Wulson's wel fare so hrghly, we guve you the Hoofprmts of l956

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l EY i STAN 'Gill' The low vibrato of the pneumatic hammers cracking the hard earth shell, the thump, ssst! thump, ssst! ofthe pile driver putting down foundations to deep bedrock, the thud of hammers, the squeal of winches-these are the sounds in Wilson's symphony of construction. And.we hear the dissonance gladly, for it speaks of our growing and our progress. Wilson is building, but not with steel and mortar alone. Wilson is forming youth into intelligent and responsible citizens-the leaders of tomorrow. This is our theme for Hoofpririts, l956! y 4 - ' ' , A J:-.Sr-tfgaval, 'ng '

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Weir! .. MRS. DOROTHY FRASER came to Wilson in April brimming with enthusiasm and vitality. As Girls' Vice' Principal she has counseled and coordinated in a most efficient manner. Her efforts have been vastly appreciated by all. BOYS' VICE-PRINCIPAL George Ingles is a new- comer to Wilson in terms of months, however, he has rapidly become familiar with both plant and per- sonnel and has been heartily welcomed into the fold. un, - - ,. Sw 4 gif- I., JD