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

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has-.2 I0 THE PRINCIPAL SPEAKS Dear GraduaTes, Many pIeasanT ThoughTs come To us aT graduaTion Time. IT is a good Time To look baclc and noTe The obsTacIes we have overcome. We should be mindful oT The cooperaTion of all who have helped us reach our goal. The sacriTices oT parenTs, The inspiraTion oT Teachers, The encouragemenT oT friends and your own will To achieve have broughT you To This glad day. As The class oT I960, you can look baclc also To a maior achievemenT Tor all oT us aT Wilson-The compIeTion oT The new building. For aImosT Two years. a mass oT building maTeriaIs was shaped inTo sTrucTures. You en- counTered many inconveniences because oT incompleTed areas: The gymnasium, audiTorium, shops, music, arT, home economics, healTh and oTher class- rooms. We appreciaTe ThaT you co- operaTed so splendidly because you had TaiTh ThaT someTime during The school Term all areas would be com- pleTed. Now, as you see The new school pIanT compleTed, you probably agree ThaT your senior year was a challenging experience similar To liTe iTseIT. a series oT sTeps Torward To your uITimaTe goal, success. I hope ThaT you will conTinue To have an acTive inTeresT in Wilson High School. Seldom in hisTory have Ameri- cans shown so much concern Tor pub- lic educaTion. As a Taxpayer you will help To pay Tor This new building over The nexT 25 years, buT I hope you will join ciTizens all over The naTion who are inTeresTed noT merely in buildings, buT also in The school's program. New ideas, courses, and ways oT grouping and scheduling have' been inTroduced during your years here. STiII oThers are on Their way. I hope you will reTurn oTTen To see The changes and express your opinions. On behalT oT The TacuITy, my very besT wishes Tor a happy and successTul TuTure. Very sincerely yours, CIayTon D. Rehrer

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A VITAL MESSAGE FROM WILSON'S SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL To The Class of I96O: A new decade is now dawning. The advenT oi The space age broughT abouT a greaTer scruTiny OT The educaTional program. EducaTion was criTicized To The poinT oT new em- phasis upon science and maThemaTics. Many edu- caTional leaders also re-emphasized The Tine arTs and humaniTies as iusT as imporTanT if educaTion is To be The naTion's TronT line oT defense. These world issues have enTered upon The sounding board oT public opinion in The every day worlc oT The class- room. UnTorTunaTely, The will To supporT Tinancially The local program is noT nearly as sTrong as Those who proclaim all These Things musT be done. Educa- Tion is a greaT defense force Tor naTional uniTy where a naTion is a world leader Tor securiTy dur- ing world crises. IT we are To have quaIiTy educa- Tion, will our public be willing To supporT The same Tinancially? You have had a glimpse oT The TaciliTies oT your new school planT, whaT changes There are, 'and The advanTages ThaT are available To Those who will evenTually replace you. May you choose wisely your proTessional, business or vocaTional career. according To The guidance given here during your TormaTive years. May God bless you all in your liTe worlc. Sincerely, William C. KuI-z, Sr.

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I.r -NMA 'A .B As assislanl To Mr. Rehrer in Ihe sen- ior high, Dr. Aaron Miller is in charge of arranging all school aclivilies and sludenl schedules. I-le is responsible lor mainfaining discipline in The senior high. PRINCIPAL CLAYTON REHRER'S RIGHT HAND MEN Mr. Arlan Moyer, iunior high school principal, is lhe supervisor of The iun- ior high school educalional program. I-Ie is Ihe direclor of 'Ihe audio-visual program and advises Ihe Pholography Service Club. .QM 11399515 - me sm .EJB W , . rn . 'wexf - , 4 mb New mtl dvggmdvg' :away w dbrqxmwmwdif Q If I ' AI' aff.. S! r l S 5 I if S. 'Q 1:- if '. J' is M, ' V , 'ff I l-. I ' ,.-W A e.- 0-W. V ' ' - .,. .A .- ., 1- . , 5 -.79'-ao'.,'f?g-f.- 9' 4 ,. 2, ' 3 , Q any vQ F:.i: -- I - 1-. 4 V A 5-1 , I' 3' 'ig,'- 195+ - f--' QM.. ' I ?.ft Q1:'i '1':-1-'P . .. -N L