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

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ir-,JL -N, I. Hughes watches Mrs. lxnappenberger, K. N., me Sinking Spring and Lower Heidelberg school urse, bandage a wound on R. Angelisanti's nger. During one of the senior girls' Preparing for Marriage classes, Miss Leinbach talks about why it is better to break an engagement than to break a marriage. Dr. Johnson prepares to give E. Neufeld a hypodermic as Mrs. Rett- gers soothes her fevered brow. Mr. Leininger, department head, explains the correct method of holding a bow and arrow, a weapon of Shakespeare's time, to Mr. Hopp and Miss Leinbach.

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2.1 ,nf School nurse, Mrs. Rettgers, R. N., records the findings of Dr. Harry Deibert as M. Ulrich opens her mouth widely. iBatniJ grief with .pruherhs A. 4 , Vw. W f T, . 9- Jump ball, but where's the ref? This is one of Q -' J the many basketball games played during gym P in .M .L4 classes. fl Lb W4 I Q ,- .. A C , f 4 U, Q., - , ,ox s ' M4 ,A LJ ,AL L. '7' W- L L - ., k ,:, 1 .4 4' ,JN 'MQ' A M, U , ' . ,iff I .Y al ? i'i 3l4lh,: is 22

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jflilrrbanir slaves with greasy aprons anh hammers Industrial arts is one subject in high school in which boys are definitely encouraged to use their practical knowledge. Many beautiful and useful articles have been made this year amidst the noise of the machinery and flying wood chips. Bowls, lamp bases, lazy susans, chests and coffee tables are a few of the pieces which were made. In Sinking Spring D. Reber, R. Ernst, J. Raif- snider and J. Beck make stools as their shop pro- jects. Mr. Brumbach, department head, and Mr. Schwenk The circular saw IS a definite must for D Lawrence admire 3 Chedief board and sun Cabinet made by SUI' dents in shop class. Intricate work is done by D. Tice with the aid of the hand saw. . -if if jim V ' ,- ' ivi