Woodrow Wilson High School - Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Contents THE SCHOOL 12 THE STUDENT BODY 24 SENIORS 27 UNDERGRADUATES 89 ALUMNI 107 ACTIVITIES 110 CADETS 160 ATHLETICS 180 FEATURES 200 L Y,, I

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Foreword I thought once bow Tbeorritur bad rung Of the .ru-'ect yearf, the dear and ufirbed-for yemzr, Who earb one in a grariour band appear: To bear a gif: for mortalr, old or young . . . -FLIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING HESE YEARS at Woodrow Wilson have for us been richly laden with happy memories, widened interests, and deepened friendships-precious gifts which we shall always treasure for their own sakes. But as a craftsman blends bits of mosaic, lovely in themselves, into a design far more beautiful than the sum of its parts, so shall each one of us endeavor to integrate all the gifts which Wilson has bestowed upon us into one mean- ingful pattern-the pattern of an attitude toward life. We hope that we have learned here that it is more blessed to give than to receive and that all that we have gained at high school lacks significance unless used for the service of mankind.

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Dedication . . . TO Celia Oppenheimer Miss Oppenheimer is one of those rare people who work a mysterious change in the quality of the thoughts and aspirations of their associates. As a teacher she has revealed literature to us as a source not only of wonder and beauty but of deepened understanding of life. As a leader