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

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WILLIHM C. KUTZ Supervising Principal BH., M.!5l. Franklin and Marshall College Columbia University Penn State College Kutztown State Teachers College H GCOD SEHMHN . . . BOQRD OF EDUCHTION IOHN P. FISHER President HHRRY E. LEINBRCH Vice President RHYMOND E. HENRY Secretary HLFRED R. MENGEL Treasurer GRHNVILLE F. FREY IRWIN I. RENTZ CHLVIN R. UNGER Mr. Kutz, our hale and hearty captain, has, in the space ot a few years, Won the admiration and respect of both the officers and the crew. In l936 when most of us shipped aboard the S. S. Wilson, Captain Kutz was put in command. Since then he has done much to improve living conditions on board. Through his untiring efforts, the appearance ot our home port has been greatly improved, our curriculum has been broadened, and many a mutiny has been put down by his iron Will. May our commander's jolly laughter forever resound through the ship's rigging. 8