Wilson Central School - Crest Yearbook (Wilson, NY)

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Arthur W. Blemaster, B. S., M. A. who has capably served as Principal of W. 11. S. for 14 years and who has given us understanding guidance in all our activities, we, the Class of 1941, dedicate this issue of “The Crest”

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In the spring of 1936 the students of Wilson High School moved into a new building equipped to accommodate 600 students. Four buses and a station wagon, owned by Lester Shultz, transport the students to school. Courses in Business, Mathematics, Science, History, English, Language, Vocational Agriculture, I lome Economics, and Music are offered to the students by twenty-four faculty members, supervised by Mr. A. W. Blemaster, Principal. Plans are being made by the Board of Education to offer courses in Industrial Arts. The equipment for this instruction will be installed in the old Union School located across the street from the new building. ALMA MATER Where the ivy green enwraps the wall, And the shadows from the towers fall, Stands our Alma Mater dear, A shining beacon bright and clear. We’ll shout our lusty praises to the sky. As we sing for dear old Wilson I ligh, Wherever we may be We’ll sing our loyalties And cheer our Alma Mater On to victory. —Virginia Coe

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Second Row: Mr. Lutz, Mr. HinchlifTe, Mr. Stockwell, Mr. Landy, Mr. Teague. Front Row, Left to Right: Mr. Fitch, Mr. Stacy, (clerk). Mr. Marks. Mr. Carrigan, Mr. Barry. FACULTY Back Row: Mr. Blemaster, Mr. Hill. Mr. Mattern, Mr. Perry, Mr. Bastian, Mr. Churchill. Middle Row: Mrs. Dikeman, Miss Raetzhold, Mrs. Hurlburt, Mrs. Burch, Miss Pierce, Miss Foley, Miss Dehn, Miss Evans. Front Row: Miss Hamblin, Miss Bass, Miss Garvey, Miss Gaffney, Miss Coughlin, Miss Kreis, Miss Benedict 5