Woodrow Wilson Middle School - Statesman Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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T CC i Page 18 CAFETERIA LIBRARY ooking Forward VVe are justly proud of the advancement that VVilson has made during the three years of its existence. We are looking forward with eager anticipation to the proposed changes for next year. Among the entirely new innovations will be the organization of the junior High School Honor Society. The installation of the society in our school will stimulate a higher grade of scholarship, and will establish a definite objective, toward which the boys and girls may strive. Higher ideals in character and leadership will be fostered by this society. VVe are anticipating with pleasure the erection of a new Manual Arts Building. Our present Manual Arts and Domestic Art rooms will probably be converted into class room, thus making available about ten additional class rooms. Our enrollment will probably increase to fifteen hun- dred students. We are hoping that next year we will be able to have a more homogeneous grouping of the ninth grade students. We feel that should this be possible, work of a higher degree of excellence will be achieved. Another proposed change is that of scheduling the band and orchestra, as well as the Glee Clubs in regular classes. Credit will be given the same as in the regular music classes, and a more commendable piece of work may be done.