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

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teuihanre apartment A director from Juniata College is giving Marcia Chapman di. rections before she begins the Juniata College aptitude test. F 3 l?9f:hu:?'w0w9i - mi ffTf2fS:.:3F',xN:Z,. 5 Q jx h i ' li 3 illll, 0 i llilllllll llll - - it L g fa K : 'X 'LTC 'REED ,Q- Q---- -..-srgsx The guidance department is set up to direct the student onto the right path during his high school years. The pupil receives social training, help in course selection, and counseling as problems arise The guidance instructors give able assistance materializing plans for a future education. Arrangements are made through this department to tour industries, hospitals, colleges, and business schools. Jobs can also be secured through the help of the guidance instructors. Mr. Carl Derr, Miss Verna Seitzinger, and Mr. Clayton Rehrer are our guidance counselors. 4-S 'QA' x V Mr. Derr discusses future labs with his 9 G College. - guidance class. Miss Seitzinger helps Sylvia Stoudt fill aut her application for Kutztown State Tcachrrs A-41

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The school board, elected by the residents of Spring Township and West Lawn, is the controlling body of the fundamental policies of the school, The class of 1954 would like to extend congratulations to the Spring Township School Board far their sincere efforts and the many progressive projects they have and will continue to carry out. i , bcbunl Quai Seated: Melvin M. Grimes, Se tory, l955j Millard S. Reiff, F ident, l955g Wallace O. Tor l957, Charles J. Adams, l959, Standing: Adam C. Bordner, Tr urer, l954, Henry J. Eckeni l957, Stanley B. Heckman, President, l959, Robert K. Sl' er, l959. Behind the scenes at Wilson the secretarial staff is responsible for the business workings of the high school, Among their duties are making available the individual records of the pupils, filing, and handing out salary checks to the ubiquitous faculty. beufetaries May I have a late permit to class, please? I oversleptf' That was the request for pass No. l,869,2B8 spoken into the ears of Mrs. Betty Schrall, Mrs. Dorothy Hafer, and Miss Edith Reedy, our ever-capable secretaries. 6 1

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nglisb apartment The English teachers are busily revising their courses of study at a monthly meeting. They are Mrs. Jean Rollman, Mrs. Bea- trice l-loffman, Mr, Carl Constein, department headg Mrs. Esther Miller, Mr. George Pappas, and Miss Virginia Zug. The English curriculum desires to aid the student in learning how to express his language in both verbal and written forms. Through the study of literature, the student is led to establish standards cf taste and an appreciative approach ta extensive reading. The public speaking course enables the student ta gain poise and ability to speak before members of his class. ln future years he will be able to conduct himself properly in social living, A iournalism course is offered to all twelfth grade students interested in writing and newspaper work. These members can- tribute material to the SPECTATOR and evaluate the finished product. All visiting celebrities are interviewed by this class.