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

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Left to RightiMr. Chester A. Quinterg Mr. Edward M. Bard, Trearzwevg' Mr. Hampton A. Pullis, Serve fury: Mr. Leon H. Borry, Presiderzfg Mr. John W. Hinkelg Mr. K. Richard Creitzg Mr. Francis Schwenk Tl-IE SCHOOL BOABD The School Board members are elected by the tax-paying citizens of Spring Township and West Lawn. They are as a group, young and energetic, vitally and seriously concerned that the boys and girls of Wilson High School receive the best possible education from the financial resources available. We feel fortunate that the policies and program are in the hands of men as conscientious and progressive as our present Board of School Directors. SECRETARIES ELLIS VU. BUCHMAN, Admir2i.rlmti1fe Secretary INIRS. DOROTHY SMITH McCann's Business School Secrelary lo Principal ll

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MISS CATHARINE M. SHEIDY B.S. Librarian Kutztown S t a t e Teachers College. PAUL E. STRUNK B.S. Bmifzefy Edumiiwz and Social Studies Shippensburg State Teach- ers College. MRS. ERMA A. SWOPE B.S. Home Efonomiff Albright College, Drexel Institute. ROBERT B. THOMPSON B.S. Mafhematirf Millersville State Teachers College. GEORGE B. WAGNER B.S. I nftrzzmental and Vocal Mzzfic Lebanon Valley College. MISS MARY ELIZABETH YOST B.S., M.S. in H. EC. Ed. Marjorie Webster School, Albright College, The Pennsylvania State College. MISS VIRGINIA ZUG B.A. En glixla Albright College, Univer- sity of Pennsylvania. On leave of absence

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FACULTY WILL The class of '49 wills to the faculty of Wilson High School the following: To Mr. Constein: a new tennis racket and a pri- vate tennis court. To Mrs. Rettgers: a hospital for all her patients. To Miss Yost: a living room suite without lumps. To Mr. Arner: a nice quiet chemistry class next year. To Mr. Klingler: a new joke book. To Mrs. Swope: more holidays to spend with her husband. To Mrs. Beekey: a peaceful homeroom. To Miss Putt: a station wagon to take her teams to games. To Miss Sheidy: the books in the Reading Library. To Mr. Wagner: a new music stand. To Miss Rhodes: a musical typewriter. To Mr. Brumbach: a new set of golf balls. To Mr. Leininger: a championship basketball team. To Miss Berger: an art gallery. To Miss Seitzinger: a trip to Germany. To Mr. L. Miller: a grandpaw for grandmother.', To Mr. H. Miller: a barn with hay in it. To Mr. A. Miller: a car to give others a lift. To Mr. Clauser: a bus to take students on histor- ical trips. To Mr. Strunk: eighth graders who do homework. To Mrs. Hoffman: a year's supply of bus tickets. To Mrs. Rollman: a South American atmosphere. To Mr. Thompson: a new metal running board. To Mr. Naulty: a pair of the new elevated shoes. To Mr. Moyer, a world map that Mr. L. Miller can borrow. To Mr. Rehrer: interesting problems from the mas- culine sex. To Mr. Friend: Baum's motor scooter so that he won't have so much walking to do in the army. And so we say farewell to the faculty of Wilson High School who have done so much to prepare us for our future in this complex world. C. A. G. 12