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

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Don't worry, this won't hurt, says Dr. Alfred Johnson as he gives a T. B. shot. Ralph he nimble! Ralph be quick! Miss Susan Leinbach, girls' athletic director, and Mr. Norman Hopp, physical education instructor, watch Mr. Ralph Leininger, boys' athletic director, as he jumps over a candlestick. The physical education department works with the health department to insure healthy individuals. The students while participating in many sports learn teamwork and good sportsmanship. DR. FOS+'gR WENT GLOUCESTER Every year students in grades 7, 9, ll and all students in sports receive T. B. injections. They also receive physical checkups by Dr. Alfred Johnson, yearly. '5That's a brave girl! says Dr. Alfred Johnson to a different reaction as he administers a shot. Looking on is Mrs. Laura Rettgers, R. N. In the background is Miss Arlene Huyette, R. N., of the Berks County Tubercu- losis and Health Association. t..s,..-af' JACK BE NIMBLE! JACK BE QUICK! Over the net! the senior boys shout in a physical education class.

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HICKETY-PICKETY MY BLACK HEN Learning by practice is the main purpose of the voca- tional agriculture department. The boys are given all- around farm experiences which will aid them on their future farms. These boys raise tomatoes for Campbell, corn, chickens. turkeys, wheat, and cabbage. They also are taught animal husbandry, dairying, and forestry. Since raising chickens is a year round project, nHickety- Pickety my black hen is a very appropriate title for this course. Mr. Horace Miller, vocational agri- culture teacher, takes time from his busy schedule to pose for the Wilson- P. Stump, F. Etcliberger, and C. Paulson are proudly displaying the projects they raised dullng the year ian photographer. Busily cleaning chickens for sale are F. Etchberger, T. Sechrist, T. Sher, and P. Stump. in

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THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT The boys in the industrial arts classes leari how Jack builds his house. Students desigr furniture and make scale blueprints in mech- anical drawing class. In senior high they get actual experience in the construction of fur- niture such as tables. cedar chests, and lamp bases. The industrial arts department helps students develop practical skills which will be useful in later life. Under the supervision of Mr. Schwenk, members of 9-Cl learn mechani- cal drawing. They are J. Reese, R. Forry and R. Aleshire. F. Rhine proudly dis- plays made as R. a checkerboard he during shop class Rick puts finishing touches on his bowl. , Ma i f4--k WAVXK ,V , . 5' Xgp pft 2 5 .. ...Q z f e ,579-t ' ' t 'ew-.wg ..,- I . I T w at K . - F. Guinther works laboriously on a lamp base in an elective shop class. Mr. Brumbach and Mr. Schwenk keep a watchful eye on D. Hepner as he uses the electric plane. Looking on are D. Tice and A. Reinholz.