Woodrow Wilson High School - President Yearbook (Portsmouth, VA)

Page 11 text:

Qxxllllllllflf , X X i 0 K ,X if f M QQ e Q E g X g f xfl T- it 'V' f li A ip , f fl ll lllll i 1 f V I 1 .xi 7 QA? . , '1 cuff -Ai ehitatinn: Because we live in a world in which capable leader- ship is a necessity for organization and happiness, we feel deeply conscious of those dynamic leaders of the past and present who have made living fuller for all of us. In our own groups at Wilson we have recognized, in some students, qualities that probably point to excellent leadership in the future. In all the phases of this activity we call living: mental, moral, physical, and social, we may have seen the importance of leadership. Yvth appreciation for their contributions, we, the staff this 1945 President, dedicate our annual to the leaders of the past, present, and future.

Page 10 text:

Jfnretnurh: O every well-rounded individual, liie has four phases: mental, moral, physical, and social. In each of those aspects of life there have been those who, because of their particular achievements, have made themselves great. No state has contributed a greater share of leaders to our country than our own native Virginia. It is in recognition of this contribution and of these leaders that we have selected four Vir- ginians from the great host of prominent ones. These represent, to us, four who have set high standards in their own fields and whose lives and characters are worthy of emulation. I

Page 12 text:

b Qlma ater Wilson High School, Alma Mater, Loud we sing thy praise, All thy loyal sons and daughters Hearts and voices raise. May thy name e'er stir our memories All our zeal inspire, And to bring to thee fresh laurels, Be our heart's desire. Stalwart sons will e'er revere thee, Proudly boast thy fame, Should dishonor's threat come near thee Thy just praise proclaim. Through the ages we will Cherish, And we'll pledge anew Honor, faith and deep devotion VVilson High, to you.