Woodrow Wilson High School - Prexy Yearbook (Camden, NJ)

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WILLIAM H. WYTHES PRINCIPAL X . J f f f . fl? 2, 'I1

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Principal's Message HOSE who work closely with nature as farmers as woodsmen, and in other occupations of like na- ture, learn certain lasting fundamental truths early. They come to know the futile sham of being superficial and learn that they must give honest effort to get from nature a good return. It is because of this close contact with the soil that, among others, the basic qualities of honesty, truth, and justice were characteristic of our fore- fathers. We who live in this day need to remind ourselves that such qualities are still fundamental to our existence. Because so many of us no longer come in direct contact with the problems caused by living close to nature, We need to be more certain that the qualities which came inevitably to the pioneers are consciously sought and esteemed by us. A weakening of these qualities at any point is a weak- ening of our individual and national character. We now must constantly seek opportunities to strengthen our char- acters and eternally Watch to safeguard what We have beconie. 'IO

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