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

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11' ll- -.11 KA 3 X1 HH Life at Woodrow Wilson l-ligh School is care ried on in a democratic Way, based on the prime ciples laid down by our forefathers. Through the guidance of the administrators arid faculty, our graduates are prepared to take their places in society. -j f-Xf',.. U? ?, Z'- lf ll' -K

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WILLIAM H. WYTHES Living, license, and the pursuit ot pleasure do not give nearly as satisfying a ring to our ears as do lite, liberty, and the pursuit ol happiness. This is not en- tirely due to the fact that we are so familiar with the sound of the latter three, but also to the fact that we are coming to a fuller understanding of the meaning of them. We are coming to a renewed acceptance of the duties and responsibilities which liberty places on everyone, duties and responsibilities which must be fulfilled it liberty is not to become license and be lost. We are coming to a more spiritual understanding of the meaning ol happiness and its contrast to mere pleasure. Pleasure is passing and temporary, but 'hap- piness is usually the result ot inner consciousness of well-being and well-doing which comes from con- tinued practice over a considerable period of time. Such happiness is repeatedly rekindled by the memory of its origin. WILLIAM H. WYTHES.

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o e . ana mm Aer the 91 OUR BOARD OF EDUCATION Dr. Ethan Lang, President Mr. Albert Osmond Dr. Richard Bowman Mrs. Alice K. Predmore 4 Mr. Samuel T. French Mr. Russell L. Weldy Mrs. Mary W. Kobus Dr. Henry F. Wisniewski Mr. Benjamin Mackler 4 Dr. Leon N. Neulen, Superintendent of Schools Mr. Albert Austerrnuhl, Secretary.