Wilson High School - Wilsonian Yearbook (St Johns, MI)

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The Theme In the best novels the essential elements are harmoniously developed. The novelist skillfully weaves the threads of events into a unified and satisfactory work of art. In the plot complications involving the many char- acters of Rodney B. Wilson High School, our able superintendent, Mr. Niergarth, and our efficient principal, Mr. Pocius, help us to keep the threads of our years smoothly in- tertwined. Both of them encourage students to discuss problems with them. Their offices are Well-known to most high schoolers not only as places where tardy and absence ex- cuses are obtained or punishment is meted out, but also as places Where friends may be found. J. IVAN NIERGARTH Superintendent B. S., M. A. BENNIE POCIUS Principal B. S., M. A.

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HARRY HULSE lvl.-XXNVELI, SMITH Vive President IRENE D1-:WI'1 I' 1 SeC1'eIm'y CLEMENT PUNG Treasurer YVAYNE DUNCKEL Trustee President The Setting One of the three elements found in every novel is the setting - the time, the place, and the enveloping circumstances of the story. So important is the setting that it often determines the cause of a characters action or even the pattern of his life. We who are the characters in this novel are fortunate to have a school board that provides a favorable setting for the action of our story. We appreciate the facilities, the Wide curriculum, the Well-trained faculty, and the activities which are provided to make our school days pleasant and profitable.

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CENSORS JOHN ADAMS, A. B. Social Studies LEON CARPENTER, B.S Manual Arts JOHN BAKER, B.S. Ag1'll'Illl1l7Yf, Biology MARY EILOLA, B. Physical Education HAZEI. BLOSS, A. B. Languages ESTHER GRAHAM, A. B., M. A. Mathematics TERRENCE CAREY, A. B., B. Football, Physical Education THELMA LAMB, B.S., M. A. English E