Wilson Central School - Crest Yearbook (Wilson, NY)

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w if Mr. Donald Baron Mrs. Helen Borngraeber Mrs. Leone Burton Mrs. Carol Coleman English Department Believe it or not, the English language is constantly only by verb tenses, sentence structure, spelling and changing. lt would be almost impossible for a pupil punctuation research papers, and famous literature, but of today to read English as it was originally written five also by an ever-changing language. However, to under- hundred years ago. New vocabulary is continuallybeing stand and communicate with his world, he must over- used and accepted, while other words become disused come these obstacles with the aid of his English and obsolete. As a result, the student is frustrated not teachers. Mrs. Helen French I have to drown mysorr0wS,s0ff1el10w. Mr. Jack Hanley 5' s Miss Bonnie Hgff Come alive, you're in the Pepsi generation!l MVS. Robyn MCMCISl6f I4

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Mr. Burton Coleman Mrs. Mae Donovan Mr, Fred Fowler Mrs. Maxine Gnage Mrs. Ruby Malin Mrs. Barbara Mosher Mrs. Kathleen Ness Mrs. Helen Sayer Librarian Business and Vocational Department Vocations in business and industry play a primary in these various fields. The training provided for our role in the economy of our nation. The prosperity of students by these faculty members will determine the our times is dependent upon the successes accomplished futures of many. When you learn to behave yourself, you can come out ofthe Mr. Joseph Scherer comer. Mr. John Schnabel

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JV Y Rfk . if F. fl 1 Mrs. Marion Campbell Mr. William Clark Mrs. Susan Goodnight Mr. Phillip Schreier S ' l St d' D rtment History, any student will say, is a long list of dates, of peace. It is their responsibility to point out the events, and places which must be remembered. But analogy between the ideas, opinions, plans, and pur- that is not quite true. Any of these history teachers pose of our ancestors and ourselves, so that we might will immediately argue that it also deals with man- learn from the past. History thus becomes a study kind's ideas, the relationships between nations, periods, of time in one of its m-ost significant aspects. and events, current problems, and future aspirations MV. George Tflpp Why must everyone always be so disorganized? Mfg, Bgrbgrg Weikel A32 K ma: gf-Q ' w.sagxg.s s W f :QQ , . 5 ,. 29 Mrs. Pauline Weller Maylsuggest .... Mr, john Wolf I5