Wilson High School - Wilsonian Yearbook (West Lawn, PA)

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IN APPRECIATIGN ' ' We, the senior class of 1935, wish to extend to Mr. E. Willis Minnich our sincere and appreciative thanks for his faithful service to us as a helpful, understanding counselor and a kind and sympathetic friend throughout our Wilson High School career. Regretting deeply that Wilson, at the close of this term, will lose this loyal friend, We earnestly and sincerely Wish him success and happiness in whatever his future undertakings may be. Twenty

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CLASS DIARY 059 Sept. 4- School opens-Our steps are turned toward the hilltop. 13-First Senior Class meeting. Nomination of Ofhcers. Ring committee named. I4-AH old favorite-Reading Fair Day. No school. 19-Seniors divided into committees to investigate a report on newspaper and yearbook. Oct. 1- Wilsonian oihcially born. Seniors voted for yearbook, junking newspaper project 4-Class rings displayed, the class evincing general approval. 5-We laid aside books, threw studies to thegwind, and embarked on a doggie roast to Indiandale. Q1MOfE committees. Enlargement of class will soon be necessary to take care of them. io-Seniors adopted, for trial, the policy of admitting their parents to dances free of charge. 15-Dollar Dayg or better, Treasurlng Day for sagging Senior coffers. I9-MI. Giles, Police Commissioner of Reading, spoke to the class. zz- Wilsonian Staff selected, including every Senior on its roster. 23-Another Senior's nightfoff , Hallowe'en Party at Fishers, 24-The morning after-Visiting Day. A splendid chance to sleep off the effects of last night's party. 26-H3llOW6,6H Dance marks the largest gathering on the hill in the school's history. 27-Saturday-Another day for sleeping purposes-to allay last night's foot' soreness. Nov. 2dColor Day-Senior room judged to be best decorated. 4+-Seniors voted unanimously in favor of a formal commencement, but only after heated argument. 7-First Quarter completed. Report Cards appear. Today adjudged by many Seniors to be a good day for absence. 8-Beginning Education Week. Mr. Giles spoke to entire school. Io-We witnessed the AlbrightfLaSalle football-game. 12'-ClHSS ring displayed to class. 14-Faculty Basketball Game. Faculty wins. zo-Cedar Crest Play Day. Gym girls and Miss Nicely participate. ZIQWC viewed commencement caps and gowns. a.3fThanksgiving Dance. Crchestra uniquely accommodated in a log cabin. 27'F8.ll Musical. 28-Today, Wilson said goodfbye to Mr. Shappell, who is becoming a radio announcer. Twenty-Two