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

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l ADMINISTRATIONS MEN Seventeen Able People Live to Build, Not Boost, A Citizen Honest and True The Wilson Joint School Board, which consists of seventeen members, meets the third Wednesday of each month. The board is divided into nine committees which meet at different times to discuss problems rela- ted to their fields. Committee reports are given at the Joint Board meeting and the various recommendations are voted upon. This state appropriation seems to please the officers of the school board who are Mr. Harold Beidler, Presi- dent, Mr. James Moyer, Treasurer, Mr. John Riegel, Vice President, and Mr. Charles Adams, Secretary, Mr. P. Arner, science department head, discusses sci- ence department plans wth the Wilson Joint School Board members, Messrs. M, Yocum, Mrs, D, Lamm, M. Miller, R. Bollman, E. Erb, WA Tobias, R, Shearer, H, Eckenroth, S. Heckman, R. Reinert, D. Miller, M. Reift, W, R. Eshelman, solicitor, W, Kutz and A. Smith,

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Mr. William C, Kutz shakes hands with Charles Dietrich to congratulate him upon his graduation. Members of the Class ,of l959: lt is a real pleasure for me to extend my sincere congratulations to each of you for having successfully completed the re- quirements for graduation. Your high school has endeavored to prepare you to meet the problems of a complex social order. The sacrifices of your parents, the inspiration of your teachers, the encouragement of your friends and your own will to achieve have brought you to this glad day. ' Whatever your life's ambition may be, try to use your talents to the fullest. Your wholesome attitude toward life, your spirit of cooperation, your interest in your work, your growth in mental and spiritual stat- ure, your advancement in knowledge and vocational efficiency will. reflect the phil- osophy of your Alma Mater. As alumni, we hope you will visit us and partake of our many activities. Very sincerely yours, Clayton D. Rehrer Principal These Stars We Steer By To the Class of l959: You have come down the corridor of time, oblivious of a major depression, slightly re- calling what your elders told you about World War ll, and spoiled by plentiful re- sources in a materialistic world. Growing up at the beginning of the atomic age, the transistor and the I.C,B.M, bequeath unto you the advancements of the space era. ln your short span of life, the changing world has progressed more swiftly than at any other time in history. Are you ready to meet the problems of an everchanging society? Has your schooling established within you the desire to attain greater scholastic heights? lf graduation ends your academic pursuits, are you well prepared by the knowledge you gained to be a loyal American citizen, devoted to living in a free society? Very truly yours, William C. Kutz Chief School Administrator Mr. Clayton D. Rehrer and Mr. Harry Potteiger, con- tractor, are discussing a section of the new gymnasium.