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

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Receive Advice and Profit by It iz Sl it - The guidance department is con- cerned with the welfare of each stu- dent. In junior high school aptitude and IQ tests are given to each student, and school and personal problems are discussed. FOI' the S6I'1iOl' student, TOUFS see a film featuring opportunities in the industrial world of today. of industries, hospitals, and colleges are arranged to help him select his occupation. l In conjunction with their unit on industrial occupations, these 9G girls under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Huffert are prepared to Miss Verna Seitzinger gives Karen Koch a helping hand to prepare her for entrance into the Reading Has- ' pital School of Nursing following graduation in May. fe b 5, 1 QV- lv.. Instructing his 9G, GV boys' guidance class, Mr, Paul Four heads are better than one, say Mrs. M. Huffert, Miss V. Hutfert explains the significance of subject failure. Seitzinger, Mr. P. Huffert, and Mr, C, Derr, guidance counselors. '15 l i-il-m

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2 11 Mr. Arlan Moyer, assistant to Mr. Rehrer for the junior high As assistant to the principal for senior high school, Mr. Aaron school, splices film. Several thousand films are shown by Miller checks his master schedule to see whether there is o the subject departments via our Visual Aids director. roam available for a forthcoming Student Council meeting mlmstratlon S ldCS-dC- amp an an Xecute Ad ' ' ' ' A' C Pl d E Dr. Carl Constein, curriculum co- Glancing up from her work at the With pencil in hand, Mr. Carl Derr, ordinator, peruses these recently reading accelerator is Mrs. Esther school psychologist, looks over a published texts and dictionaries. Miller, Wiison's reading consultant. recently taken achievement test i l O

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Language Is the Expression Of Written or Spoken Ideas Our English department provides a sound foundation in word usage, sentence struc- ture, poise in public speaking and proper ar- ticulation. The English students are also able to gain knowledge of well-known poets and prose writers in their study of literature. This school year marked the formal be- ginning of public speaking classes. Not com- pulsory, students who wish to improve their public speaking ability and self-expression are urged to elect this two period course. Deeply engrossed, Mr. Allen Clay scratches his ear as he listens to Karen Kauffman read from her book. Mrs. Herb and classmates, begins Mitl'i's public speech Working on their English term papers are senior students Jean Kalbach, Linda Bohn, James Ebert, and William Mengel Dr, C. Constein, department head, is leading the discussion during a meeting with Miss C. Sheidy, Mrs. E, Miller, Mrs J. Rollman, Mrs. A. Herb, Miss V, Zug, Mrs. B, Hoffman, Mrs. H. Riffle, Mrs. M. Huffert, Mrs. M, Ice and Mr. A, Clay