Wilson Area High School - Les Memoires Yearbook (Easton, PA)

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'ag LES MEMOIRES '? 'lQu6f'3' -abc, 4 Page Eight The Fate of the Seniors or The Survival of the Fittest ACT I Time--4 years ago. Place-New Wilson High Bldg, Scene I QEnter 96 Freshmenj Optimistic Frosh : Isn't this a wonderful building? It's go- ing to be easy to study in here. Pessimistic Greenie : Easy? With all that noise? It's a won- der they don't finish a building before putting us in it. How can you study with all that hammering? Optimistic I-7rosh : That doesn't annoy me. I'm glad to get in the new building, I don't mi-nd that bit of noise. Scene 2 Time-2 weeks later Place-Hay Bldg. Optimistic Frosh : It seems hardly possible that that beauti- ful building could be ruined in one night. And here we are in the old High School Building again, just because of that fire. Pessimistic Greenie : But here it is quiet. I'm sure I can study much better. I think our Honor Roll will be longer here than it would have been in the new building. KNote: Honor Roll for September-Freshmen OJ ACT II Time-3 years ago. Place-New Wilson High Bldg. Happy Soph : Back again, without the noise. Wise Fool : You and your noise! Well are you satisned now? Happy Soph : Almost. But this policy of Keep to the Right is annoying some times. The other day I was positively mortiiied. Wise Fool : Why so? - Happy 'ASoph : While looking for my next class room I got into a Freshman class by mistake.

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.fm LES MEMOIRES Uftfllg The Faculty CLARENCE E. PURST, A. B., A. West Chester State Normal School University of Pennsylvania Supervising Principal ALBERTA R. CLINE, A. B. University of Pennsylvania Moravian College for Women French and English LAURA M. CLINE, A. B. Wilson College ' English and Physical Education GERTRUDE I. COOK West Chester State Normal School Supervisor of Music MARGARET C. DAvIEs, A. B. Wilson College Mathematics and English MARGARET E. DE VORE Wilson High School Secretary HILDA B. DEWITT, A. B., A. Bucknell University Mathematics DOROTHY HARTMAN. A. B. Moravian College for Women History and Civics JOHN E. HERBST Kutztown Normal School Trach's Academy Mathematics and Geography JOHN F. HEssE, B. S. Gettysburg College History BLANCHE A. HUHN Extension Work at Muhlenberg and Penn Geography FLETCHER D. INGALLS, B. S. Cornell University Biology and General Science M. J. HARRY DEW. B. S. Muhlenberg College Stroudsburg State Normal School Principal, Wilson High School Problems of Democracy M. EDITH M. KLINE Cedar Crest College Commercial Subjects JULIA R. MEIXSELL Trenton, N. J. State Normal School History ANNA C. MOYER West Chester State Normal School Extension Work. Penn State and Colu Temple University Library Course English, Librarian mbia A. HAMILTON OTTO, B. S. Lafayette College Chemistry and Physics JOHN W. OWEN, A.lB., A. M. University of Pennsylvania English BLANCHE TAYLOR Mansfield Normal School Extension Work Syracuse University Sewing and Art ROBERT H. K. WALLIS State College Manual Training and Mechanical Drawing MARIAN L. WERNER, A. B. Ursinus College English and General Language MARIE E. WHI'FE, B. S. State University of Pennsylvania Commercial Subjects JACOB B. WOEHRLE, A. B. Lafayette College Latin and Mathematics Page Seven

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'e LES MEMOIRES ' ACT III Scene I Time-2 years ago. Place-Wilson Junior-Senior High School A Junior: Did you hear the latest news? Sophisticated : Say, if it is anything about the Hop I don't want to hear it. Between new dresses, orchestra, and decor- ations, I'm nearly as dippy as a Frosh. A Junior: I mean Mr. Richard's resignation? Sophisticated : I didn't hear about that. Who will be the new Super ? A Junior: Mr. Furst from the U. of P. Scene Z Time--After the Reception Place-Wilson High Campus Sophisticated: Well, I'm glad that's over. A Junior: Didn't you have a good time? I know I did. Now I must start thinking about our Senior, prom , next year. Sophisticated: Senior? Next Year? How do you know you will be a Senior next year? ACT IV Time-Present Place-Wilson High School A Senior: At last, I can breathe. I've reached my goal. to be a Senior. Dignilied: I must say, though, that never before was I so busy. In the past I was wont to have a leaning toward sloth and procras- tination, but- A Senior: You have no time for it now? You're right. With the Echo, Les Memoires, Senior Movie, Senior Play, Sports, Wash- ington Trip, and Graduation, I think we have our hands full. Dignilied: Quite true. A Senior: But I do wish this were not my last year. I hate to think past June. I used to wish I were finished school, and now, when my school days are almost over, I wish I were a Freshman. CExit 56 Seniorsj Page Nine