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

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ramatis iBer5unae Qct 1 A Winter's Tale Administration - The story of the administrators, winter. Zltt 2 Romeo and Juliet Seniors - Every senior, a Romeo or a Juliet in his or her own right. gmt 3 Much Ado about Nothing Underclassmen - The truly important underclassmen. an 4 As You Like It 5, ,, ee Extra-curricular Activities - Music, sports, publications, blies - Choose 'Gas Y011 like it-n 255515555 William Shakespeare, every inch a king in the world of literatugii, is as modern as today,s flaming youth. Though many students contend speare is only for the intellectual, what student hasn't used or mg Shakespearlan expressions: I t's Greek to me, get the drift, stef, elbow fvvm, fl Svffy Sight and in my mind? eye? Men today are as greedy for power as Shakespeare's ing gone to the same extremes, they come to the same hlblt the same graciousness and compassion as Portia Venice- ,.1,,., QW.. .:.,.',:.,3.,:. Though his formal education was limited, nature and his ability to describe man's frailties :':a 'rnazed even the great- est literary critics. Shakespeare,s characters were more than mere figments of his imagination. Although many of his personalities were actual historical fig- ures, the ones he created possessed down-to-earth qualities - good and bad. Thus, the Wilsonian staff feels that this great man of literature has been, is and will continue to be an inspiration to flaming youth.