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

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MULTIPLICHTIQN IS VEXHT ION As the modern world becomes more and more complex, a mathematical background becomes increasingly important. Not only is it necessary for an individual to be able to perform mech- anical computations, but the underlying prin- ciples shoulcl be unmlerstoocl. Although pupils are taught to think clearly and reason for them- selves, they still say, Multiplication is vex- ation. R. Steubner sweats it out while proving a theorem during an ll-CS plane geometry class

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COME MY CHILDREN 1' Mr. Derr is checking J. Wengert's guid- ance paper as the rest of the 9-G2 class works to complete their papers. Miss Seitzinger assists Eileen Reinsel and C. Ohlinger in filing out the appli- cations to the colleges they wish to attend. 7, an 5 self, kvvi 1. 1 g l 1 5 5 t 5 Looking ovcr some college pamphlets are Mr. Rehrer, principalg Miss Seitzing- er, dean of womeng and Mr. Derr, junior high and boys' counselor. Mr. Robert A. Newcombe, director of admission at Juniata College, checks the contents of the Juniata College Tests with B. Hartman and N. Bennett. w .4 Stu 'O 'W' 'iii What am I going to do when I graduate? - What courses should I take to prepare for that job? These are only a few of the many ques- tions which the guidance department helps stu- dents answer everyday. HC0me my children is the request of the counselors, who help pupils adapt themselves at school and guide them in choosing future vocations. 4 tt +341 , 1: st 1 sf, 1 Q 1 r2':wQ,-,W