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

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50 3DenllC0'llOll Q We, 'rhe class of February, I94I, dedicafe our yearbook +o Mrs lrvin ancl Mr. Sois+mann or 'rlweir unfiring efforls in helping us make our las? year ol' Woodrow Wilson a success and one of The oul- sfanding years of our lives. Q

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QQ QQ MR. WYTHES Principal You have chosen a splendid Theme Tor your yearbook. FooTprinTs in sand do T I. noT lasT, buT of TooTprinTs in The sands of Time The inference is ThaT They are e erna d b Th oeT as To The size of one prinT as compared No menTion was ma e y e p wi+h anoTher. This is comToril'ing, Tor iT holds open The hope To each of us ThaT we may in our varying capaciTies leave some mark as an evidence oT our lives well lived. Like many phrases and quoTaTions, our use of Them someTimes causes us To miss h' 'T a connecTion or ThoughT which is more imporTanT. We shall do ThaT in T is case i we fail To recall ThaT The lives of greaT men should remind us we can make our lives sublime. I Th se da s when so many are looking To someone else To do Things Tor us n e y iT may noT be amiss To poinT ouT ThaT we are The ones who can make our lives su- blime, The hopefulness of The picTure is llmiTed only by our abiliTy To see iT and To do someThing abouT iT. Perhaps we should observe ThaT iT is in The degree To which we do make our lives sublime ThaT There are leTT behind TooTprlnTs an The sands of Time. WILLIAM H. WYTHES.