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Mr. Bosley addresses the class of '75

praising the new era on the way

to the biggest and best Wilson ever!

Dear Seniors:

This has been a memorable year and probably one of the
most significant in the history of Woodrow Wilson High
School. It is with you, the class of 1975, that we have be­
gun a new era at our school, an era of striving for the at­
tainment of high standards that can only be gained
through direction, leadership and enthusiasm. It has been
my honor and privilege to have been a part of the Class of
75.

When I review yearbooks of the past fifteen years, it is
interesting to note the achievements and disappoint­
ments of the students: the pioneering spirit of the stu­
dents in the early years, the high spirit of students during
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the following years, and the concerns of all students in I
the past few years. It is with the Class of 75 that we again K
climax the pioneering spirited years on our way to the
biggest and best Wilson ever. During the last two years at
Woodrow Wilson High School, you have endeavored to
achieve scholastic and co-curricular recognition. You cer­ I
tainly have accomplished your goals and offer the chal­
lenge for future classes to extend your achievements and
display the pride in our school that so many of you share. i

As each of you strive for future goals, may your success
and even your failures at Wilson provide you with insight
and inspiration in all you do. It has been a sincere plea­
sure for me to be associated with each of you. May I ex­
tend an enthusiastic farewell and best wishes to all.
God bless you!

Sincerely,
Larry C. Bosley
Principal