Wilson Central School - Crest Yearbook (Wilson, NY)

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UtUIE1lllUlL 'ro be patient is a kind of justice. HE senior class of 1948 is indeed proud to dedicate this issue of THE CREST to Mr. and Mrs. Walter 1. Hut- chison, who, by their sincere interest and inspiring efforts, have helped Wil- son Central School to gain athletic fame these past years. K J 'i'x 3 R. and Mrs. Hutchison, whose sense of justice, fair play, and good sportsman- ship have endeared them to every member of the community? are affectionately known to all as Hutch and Mrs. Hutch.', 3

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UHEVVUHU Justice is truth in action, said Benjamin Disraeli. In these pages we have attempted to capture for future refer- ence glimpses of our activities and friends we knew at Wilson Central School while we pursued, perhaps not too hotly, truth, knowledge, and wisdom. Surely, however, a large part of justice is the result of two things: enlightened intelligence, and a spirit of cooperation and selfless courage. Both these things we have learned at Wilson Central School, as we shall try to indicate in the following pages. We hope the impact of what we have learned will enable us to become an uplift- ing force in whatever community we know after graduation, and that, as millions of others like us graduate year after year, our generation may come to have a wholesome influ- ence on this sick world. EUNWE Dedication . . . . 3 Administration . . . . . 5 Seniors ..... . . 9 Class History . . . . 20 Class Will. . . . . 21 Class Prophecy . . . . 22 Underclassmen . . . . 25 Athletics . . . . . 39 Activities . . . . 43 Advertisers . . . . 54 2

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YEA P KQU Mr.Lee..... William Stockwell Stuart Mc Lennen Leon Lapp . . . Paul Thomsen . Marge Kelly. . . Betty Mac Millian. . . Rebecca Fogg. . Jeannette Rich. . X . . . . . . Advisor Photography Editor Advertising Editor . . Sales Manager . . . Sports Editor Business Manager . . Editor-in-Chief . Assistant Editor . . . .Art Editor