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

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.Munir vwftw' 'W' sg? wif' vw WVQVWWMA itmluw Mllflfl tjblxfl Mwmlll ufN-:gf 1.- ff 4 X. new , rim iF'OiREWOlR,iD The atmosphere in which all of us here at Wilson High School have lived this past yeor will not last beyond graduation night. lt' has been a spe- cial, one-year experience that takes place only once in o life time, and then is never completely forgotten. For those of us who receive diplomas this year, for those of us who will return to Wilson in the fall, the pattern of life will be altered, which is true at the beginning of every school year. The experiences that were so real to us during the past ten months will have become memories, some half- forgotten, and others quite memorable. What is very real at the moment is that another school year has ended, and we must all go our separate ways. For most of us the immediate future is nothing more than a pleasant break in the daily routine as we look ahead to the summer vacation, but for depart- ing Seniors, it means the adjustment to the many challenges of on adult world with all its adult problems. However, the experiences of the past deserve more than vagueness and the musk of occasional faulty reminscence. Therefore, this i967 Presi- dent is once again an attempt to immortalize a school year, to record in word and picture the times we have enjoyed. Just follow the signs of the times herein pictured for a pleasure tour of i966-67 memories which are now fixed, and will remain constant. We can be sure of one thing about the future, and that is that signs and times will always change. We can also be sure about another thing regarding the future, and that is the fact that the past may be enjoyed over and over as time passes. THAT'S WHY THE 1967 PRESIDENT! Nl eifb L,-.. -4-Q-L., 5,--, WMC lximljijbvfz ji Mxlullh' lily llwlfffffff' WM