Wilson Central School - Crest Yearbook (Wilson, NY)

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R. Iohnson's constant help and ad- vice has been an inspiration to all who have known him. He has helped each individual as an individual and his close friends in the high school are inumerable. All our pleasant memories were made more pleasing by the remembrance of the ever-present smile and his ever-ready willingness to assist. Therefore we of the Class of 1950 , through the medium of this dedication, wish to express sincere thanks to Our Willy.

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ONFUCIUS served as a great teach- er philosopher and leader for the Chlnese people some two thousand years ago Yet we still profxt from his search for learn1ng and the true way of life His conclusions and tenets are as appllcable to us today as they were years ago We too especially during our school years are like Confucius in that we strive to learn and struggle to fmd the true way of life As Confuclus learned by obser vatlon, so we learn and as he taught and led as a result of hns experience and ob servation so we teach and pass on to others the nuggets of wisdom we ac quxre in our sojourn through school and life It is because of this parallel be tween Confucius fstudent teacher and leaderl and ourselves that we adopted Confucius as our theme 'The duty of children to their parents IS the fountaxn whence all other vlrtues sprmg and also the starting point from which we ought to begin our education ' THE CREST 1950 ADMINISTRATION 'If you wlsh to know the road ahead xnquire of those who have traveled it SENIORS D0 not rely on your present good fortune prepare for the year when CLASSES Even lf we study to old age we shall not fmish learmng ACTIVITIES For all affaxrs let there be ade quate preparatxon SPORTS The modest gain the self satis fled lose ADVERTISEMENTS ! ! ' ll ' 17 - - ! It - J I . , - 7 I . 7 . 77 IK 9 !! may leave you. ll ' - ' JI . .... tl ' Y - . ' !l ll , , - i7 ..... ....62

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E shall never forget the h11ar1ous nerve wracklng evemng sesslons at W H S wlth Mlss Dllger and Dolores supplylng the leadershlp and bralns Lols supplymg the humor and Ruth and Marshall representlng the labor factlon As Confuclous would say If you are not patlent m small thmgs you wlll brmg great plans to naught Dolores Hurst Edltor Ruth Clement Art Edltor Nancy Hotchkm Typlng Edltor Chrlstlne Sanger Co Edltor James Barrows TYPING STAFF Elberta Lederhouse Herberta Lederhouse Sylvla Yousett Lols Trelchler Sue Harblson Vlolet Atkmson PY Sales Manager ADVERTISING STAFF Oscar Munch Mervm Hurtgam Lols Wethy Jeannette Shoultz FACULTY ADVISORS Jeanne D1lger , - . . . D I I . . . . . , . . ' KK Pl ' - gg ' r . . . . . ,, , . . .... ... . .............. ,,,,,., ,,,. G' . Lef ' 1 . Ho chk' , A. Sweet, R. Clement, D. Hurst, Miss Dilger, J. arrows, . ' , . , ROW I e 'g 1 . ed h s , V. A k' n, S. Yousett, S. H b' o , L. ichl , . ' , . ' , . u ROI 2 ' Z . Hur , . Tayl , T. Si , E. Z l m , O. nch, . hard, . m , . tt 4 Donald M1elke Rlchard Southard Thomas Smger Allen Sweet Russell Sornberger ART STAFF Beverly Martm Loxs Chestnut Marshall Cramer Ehzabeth Kelzer Glor 1a Enea Advertlsmg Manager Sports Edltors Sports Edltors Photography Edxtors Photography Edxtors SALES STAFF Hurk Taylor Elmer Zolyome Gerald Burnett Patrxcla Mark Herbert Munch Barbara Rose 1 t to rlght N t IH B D lxelke R Sornberger H Lederhouse 2 L ft to T1 ht E L er ou e t xnso ar 15 n Tre er E Kexzer B Martin L Chestn t C Sanger 3 Left to rxght M tgam H or nger o yo e Mu R Sout M Cra er G Burne