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10 INTRODUCTION
If Wilson High School were to be given a nickname, it would definitely be
“involvement." Our school is one of the busiest spots in the area every day after
school and on weekends. Interested students join with talented instructors and
make clubs and sports teams a success. Wilson gives every student a chance to
develop his or her talents by offering a club to fit their needs. Among the large
variety of organizations are the following: If you like society: intergroup; literary
magazine; newspaper; yearbook; and FHP. If you like academics: mathletes; organ-
ian entities; NHS; debate; dramatics. If you like occupation: work experience; tech
students; Future Business Leaders of America. If you like our school: Student
Involvement; the School Store; and the Audio-Visual Crew. Wilson is a major
sports palace in Bucks County, offering soccer, football, wrestling, softball, hock­
ey, basketball, and cheerleading. School in 1977 is no longer a 3R education, but a
social experience that will be long remembered.

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