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

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Bliss Virginia Zug This above all: to thine ownself be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. With fond regard and deep respect, we, the class of 1957, dedicate our yearbook, the Wilsonian, to Miss Virginia E. Zug. Throughout our years at Wilson High, Miss Zug has been an inspiration to all. As a senior class advisor, she has given of her time and effort for the better- ment of our class. This small but mighty directress of our senior class play has tirelessly coached us seniors not only in the Wilson High School auditorium, but also on the great stage of life - for: 6'All the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players.

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You have projected the embellishments of your year- book around the theme pertaining to the life and works of the great English bard, William Shakespeare. As a master of prose and poetry his influence on the Language Arts has long been felt in programs of leaming activities of all youth the world over. There is need today for a rejuvenation of interest in the classical and cultural life of the scholar, even though such efforts are usually minimized as to the degree of impor- tance in reference to the areas of learning of science and engineering. Your work in areas such as English, Spanish, German, Latin, The Junior Classical League, The Fine Arts, Social Studies, Education Beyond the Classroom Walls, all contribute in having you meet with difficult situations brought about by the highly complex social order of our times. Best wishes to everyone in selecting a life's vocation fitted to his natural abilities improved by high school education, and always strive to keep nourished the great spiritual feelings of your human heart and soul. Supervising Principal Wi Qlitnn Gentleman from Eernna Graduation from high school is a goal achieved, an essential in the great ugame' of modern living. This is a season of joy, as your ambition becomes a reality and your hopes for the future are brightened. How much does your high school diploma mean to you? You have often been reminded of the importance of a high school education. Now you will begin to reap the benefits of your perseverance. Whatever the degree of your achievement may be, we ask you to be mindful of the public school which offered you the opportunity for a successful future. The public school looks to you for continued interest and support as you assume the role of an adult. The need of an educated citizenry in a democ- racy is of paramount importance if we are to successfully combat those forces which attempt to destroy our way of life. We have many pleasant memories to cherish as we look back over the few short years which you spent at Wilson High School. You will always be a part of Wilson and we ask you to return often to share the joys which are ours, because you were here -and are now among our list of alumni. Principal 8