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

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ROY W. HHMME B.S.. Chemistry. Physics. Science Gettysburg College, Millers- ville State Teachers Collegep Bucknell Universityp University of Pennsylvania Extension, Penn State College Last autumn one of the most popular individuals in Wilson's history took his leave of our circle. This man-principal, in- structor, friend-had endeared himself to the student body, and to our class in particular, by his Wisdom, ability, understanding, and personalityp so that it was in the midst of smiles and tears that he bade us farewell. In return for fond memories We say, Thank you and farewell, Mr. Roy W. Hammef' Page O

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The 1939 WILSONIHN ir WILLIHM C. KUT Z B.F1.. M.I-1. - Franklin and Marshall Collegeg Columbia University: P e n n State Collegeg Kutztown State Teachers College BOHRD OF EDUCHTION President .,..,.,..,.............,........,......,.....,..,.......,...,..................................,............ Irwin I. Rentz Vice President ............ .............. E31 lfred R. Mengel Secretary ................ ,..,.,.......,............................................... R aymond E. Henry Treasurer ........... ...,,,,,,................,.,..............,..........................,,.... C alvin H, Unger Granville F. Frey Harry Leinbach Harry I. McCauley Page B

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Language and History IN THE CLHSSROOMS . 'The governing body of Wilson High School is composed of twenty-seven teachers, eight advisers of senior high classes, eleven advisers of junior high groups, and eight teaching junior and senior high subjects. Two of the junior high advisers are located in the West Wyomissing Grade School where they are acting as instructors of the seventh grade pupils stationed in that building. The faculty this year welcomed two new teachers, Mr. William Keim and Mr. Willard Fritz, both capable teachers of subjects in the science field. Important also in the year's changes was the wise selection of Mr. Noble Fritz as the new faculty adviser for the Hthletic Hssociation, and the appointing of Mr. Benjamin Weidman as the high school's new principal. Continuing the policy established by that of the previous years, the teachers held a meeting one afternoon each month where several teachers presided over panel discussions on current problems. Many things have been accomplished during the year, but their most significant action seems to be the planning of the school's hand book. Page 10