Wilson Central School - Crest Yearbook (Wilson, NY)

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EDITORIAL STAFF. Editor-In-Chief,...............................MADELYN P. WALKER Associate Editors. - - - ANGELINE H. McCORMACK GRACE E. LAMPE Business Manager, ------ LELAH C. MARTIN MARTIN SCHULZE Advertising Manager, ----- RUTH L. ANGEVINE THE CLASS PRIMER. I. Angevind, alphabetically, stands at the head, Ever ready and willing to do, ’tis said. She’s typically business like, right to the core, Can collect bills and adds for us by the score. II. Eloise is a maid who to herself much does keep, But let us remember, “still waters run deep”. To her English Lit. is so attractive we hear, That she expects to study English more next year. III. Earl comes from Elberta, or somewhere up there. Of high marks he certainly has taken his share. This shows toil and talent, in fact means much more. But we cannot elucidate—this is line number four. IV. L stands for Lelah, and when we’re in the dark, She’s like the moon which illumines the park. Throws light on those subjects which to us seem mysterious, And in this way keeps us from growing delirious.

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FACULTY Mr. A. M. Mcllroy Mrs. Cora M. Blake Madelyn F. Walker F. Olive Thomas Gertrude E. Copeland Principal Preceptress JUNIORS Class Motto Eine gute zeit fur Achtzehn Class Colors Maroon and Silver Class Flowers Buttercups-Daisies CLASS ROLL Marian Evans Marjorie Moore Winnifred Seeley Ruth Diez Ruth Albright Beatrice Carver Ada Fillingham Irene Fillingham Sadie Furman Ethel Middleton May Warner Geneveive Wilson Kenneth Jeffery President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer

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V. L stands for Lampe too: happy and gay, Whate’er may betide her, she smiles all the day. Her lessons rre’er put her in bonds of despair, For Grace never worries—she banishes care. VI. M is for McCormack, who does so much playing That she’s a talented girl that goes without saying. She knows all the latest, and plays them just grand, She’s as musical a girl as you’ll find in the land. VII. Hoy’s good at figures, a scholar indeed! Entered showing the nerve which some of us need. Physically perfect, except as to the heart, Which you know has been wounded by Dan Cupid’s dart. VIII. S stands for Schulze with a brain so immense, (That he’s from Ransomville does not prove that he’s dense.) In German he’s more than considered a star, And could give some points to the powers that are. IX. Song and story tell us of the “Man behind the gun”. But there are other heroes, whose praise we have not sung. There are artists and poets with verses quite fine. And of these Edith Swick is the first on the line. X. And of Gladys Marie, a few words we might say. You recall, she’s the maid with the good natured way, She is cheerful, and those say who know her the best[ “An allaround girl, she will stand any test.”