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Other students served in the CM Center:
corned out community service projects v/ith the
Business Educotion Club: explored possible
vocotionol opportunities with the Future
Teochers ond Future Nurses Clubs: ond expend­
ed their horizons with the United Notions Com­
mittee on the World Affoirs Council. Still others
joined the stoff of WWH5 "the Sound of the
Double W:" served os solespersons ot "Woody's
Corner." the school store: signed out books os
librory ossistonts: ond developed their leoder-
ship obilities os members of Key Club.
The Wilson Dromotics Club quickly
estoblished itself os o leoding school orgonizo-
tion with the quolity production of the Brood-
woy musicol, "Brigodoon." during the first
school yeor. In subsequent yeors. the Thespions
pleosed pocked houses with well-received pro­
ductions of other smosh musicols. including.
"Annie get your Gun,” "Guys And Dolls,"
"Oklohomo! " "The King ond I," "South Pocific," o«r amt
ond "Corousel." Our •uditorium h*i planned wHh
Utest acotrtticat knowiad9* bainq appliad
New Vorsity teoms entered the Lower ♦ hrau9hogt. Tba "accordian wdat” create a
vary dwirabJa atmotphara for sound and 9iva
Bucks County Sports scene during the our school buiUiin9 a uniqua aflact.
Tha stage is lar9a and has e«ce«ant li9ht-
1959-1960 school yeor os the Wilson gold ond ttsg controHad through a central penal. There is
groy oppeored in outdoor stodiums and indoor a mo^e screen which is used W group v i^ l
aducetiofl. The two drassii»g rooms are specious
gymnosiums for the first time. with hdl length mirrors to accomodete large
groups. There is a prop storage area beneath
Wilson's first footboll seoson yielded one the stage.
victory in eight tries—o 33-19 trouncing of
Council Bock on November 9,1959. It wos on
importont sports "first" for the fledgling Boms.
The first Golden Boms bosketboll squod
gove some indicotions of things to come os
they foshioned o sotisfying 12-8 record. The
very next seoson, 1960-61, Cooch Irv Olin's
Boms posted o 14-2 record to bring the first of
mony Lower Bucks County Leogue chompion-
ships to Woodrow Wilson. The Boms repeoted
the next two yeors ond become the dominont A
Ummisf reetae are iarif* to etlew fw (a eperate the staire
teom in the leogue into the eorly 1970's. •rreml te ■ «« them at one time
The Wilson wrestlers coptured their first
leogue crown in 1964 ond thoroughly
dominoted Lower Bucks wrestling in the
I960's. Other Wilson teoms experienced suc­
cessful compoigns, os well, with both the first
soccer ond boys' swim chompionships coming
in 1967. The following yeor, the girls brought
home the first softboll chompionship. The
boseboll teom prospered, too, cloiming its
fourth chompionship ini 969.

Accordian sides took shape.

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