Wilson Area High School - Les Memoires Yearbook (Easton, PA)

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es ' emozres sq THX an .Qwf or - ' V , -egg. ' 4 KATHRYNE HUMMEL JANICE E. HUNT Jan Inter-class Basketball. I-Z: Girl Reserves: Glee Club. I-Z-3-4: Opcrctta Chorus: Honor Student: Echo Proof- Reader, 2-3 -4: Year Book Editor-in-Chief. 9 If there's anyone in Wilson High School who knows the answers to all the questions whether they are questions in school studies, politics, current events, or just general information. Janice is the girl. If there's anything in the world worth know- ing, she knows it. Janice is always ready to be your friend if you'll only let her. and in her you'll have a real pal. one who is capable and dependable. Why, just look at this year book if you doubt her capability, for this is her work. When Janice goes to Wilson College in the fall, the high school and the teachers are going to miss her cheery smile and the million dol- lar puns for which she is so famous. K t ..: :.t .... 3 yt-ars Inter-class basketball: Glu' Club: Opt-rctla: Dra- matic Club: St-nior Play: Music Editor of the Echo: Business Manager of the Yrar Book: Class President. Glen Club, Z: Dramatic Club. Make-up and Staging gffgfpi 4: Echo, Literary Staff, 2-3-4: Year Book, Art ta . 9 Kathryne is one of the most popular and active girls in our class. Her helpful manner and cheerful personality have won her a guest room in all our hearts. Kathryne has been the capable president of the senior class. When she takes charge of a class meeting we're sure of something attempted, something done. Kathryne is also the able business manager of the Les Memoiresf' And who can forget her as the motherly Mrs. Taylor in The Tighrwadf' Kathryne's trusty Ford grinds out miles and miles of generosity and happiness. We sincerely hope that Kathryne will never run out of gas. MARIE INGRAFFEA Marie 9 Behold Wilson's famous artist and portrait painter! Who would take this apparently quiet girl for an artist whose paint- ings are destined to be hung in the New York Art Museum? Her ability was shown in her work for the make-up group of the Dramatic Club. Do you know why Marie is always wide- awake in the morning? Well. remember that the early bird ' catches the worm, and Marie must catch the Toonerville. HARRY IoBsT Cuba Football, 5-4: Varsity Basketball, 2-3: Inter-class Bas- ketball. 4: Band. lv2-3: Glu- Club, Z-3-4: Opnretla Chorus, Hi-Y, 2-3-4: Echo Headline Editor. 2-5: Year Book Literary Staff. 9 It is! It isn'tl This sounds like a dispute and you're right, it is. Harry Iobst is in another argument over some trivial subject. He likes nothing better than a good argument and is. therefore. well Htted to be a lawyer. Besides being a bad man to argue with, he is a good athlete. He played both basketball and football. Harry also likes his motorcycles and cars. having had considerable experience with both. He is a good scholar. but at times he is apt to be rather carefree and docs not do the best he can. He is well known for his good sense of humor and it is for this fact that we are willing to overlook all of his faults. twenty-three

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iran Il es l emozires -fqq . - O a 5 . ,f K , sw DOROTHY E. HENRY Dottie Girl Rtseruns, 2-3-4: Glce Club. I-Z: Inter-class Sports, I-Z: Dramatic Club, 41 Echo, Mako-up Slaff: Year Book, Business Staff. 9 Here's Dottie, our curly-headed blonde Venus who believes in being quiet in school and in saving the energy that many of us Waste in talking, for her evenings. Dot has been a good worker on the Les Memoires business staff, in the Girl Reserves, and has been .chief make-up expert on Ye olde Echo, which proves she can do anything she starts out to do, and do it well. Why take school too seriously? says she. You only live once. When you think it over, it does sound like a good policy. Dot is always an extremely good sport, always ready, always game. That's why we all like her. CLARA HIGBEE SUQUfi' Inter-class Basketball, I-2: Glen Club, 2-4: Girl Rc- serucs, 2-4. 9 Clara has had a rather interrupted school life. She has been absent quite a bit and everyone certainly has missed her during these absences. She seems quie', unless you know her, When she is with a group of her friends she is the wittiest one of them. Clara plays the piano, sings, and dances, She is a good looking girl, and her beautiful hair and blue eyes are admired by many. Clara wants to be a traveler. but we won't go into that. It is sufficient to say that everyone likes her and realizes what a charming girl she is. Au revoir, Clara, and best of luck. Send us a picture from Berlin. Dramulic Club, 4: Scnfor Play JOHN HOGAN Johnny ELINOR HOLMES Inter-class Basketball, 35 Varsiry Basketball, 2. 9 No, this is no Olympic celebrity. Of course she is Her best talent is talking, averages a hundred words a champion or flagpole sitter or stage well known but on a smaller scale. and it has been estimated that she minute. For proof apply to any of 9 There comes a knock at the door Who do you suppose it is? Wrongl It isn't the Fuller Brush Man. or the plumber. It's Hogan trying to sell some eggs. John is all wrapped up in his egg business. He works his chickens all day and all night, then lets them sleep on Sunday if they lay enough eggs during the week. John is in everything in school4in the Dramatic Club-in the senior play--and in the office most of the time. His ambition was to go to Penn State to learn art and dra-' matics and give the lovely Co-eds a break, but Business before pleasure is his motto, so he intends to be a big butter and egg man instead. Holmes El the teachers. But this genius in talking has increased her circle of friends to a mob. She is conversant on any subject but is especially intelligent about basketball and its intricacies, and housekeeping and its hardships. It is universally known, how- ever, that Elinor with her gay, happy-go-lucky spirit and dis- position can certainly keep a neat house. twenty-two

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4 Max es emozres i . . . M .Ng . , WAYNE JOHNSON Inter-Hass Basketball. lf Ht-Y, Z-3-4: Treasurer: Or- chestra, Drum, 2-3-4: Band, Drumt, I-Z-3-41 Glce Club, I-i-4: Opcrclrtz Chorus, Z: Echo Make-up, 3-4: Year Book, Literary Stuff, 4: Honor Student. 9 This young man happens to be one of the school's musical mainstays, as Mr. Neuroth will readily tell you. It is real sport to see Wayne play his drum as he tries to clam his cymbals without cracking a smile. He seems to have a way about him that makes clubs open their doors to him. Wayne is one of the the school's best combed boys. Sad to say, he takes great de- light in hitting someone. and Mr. Woehrle often sends the wrong one to detention because of Wayne's innocent looks. Wayne is very popular because of his willingness to help and because his homework is usually done. We suppose that Wayne wants to go to college Ca great undertakingj so that he may help at undertaking. ' 'Philu PHYLLIS JONES lntrr-class Basketball, l-2-3,41 Glrc Club, 2-3-4: Op- rrrtta, 5-4: Dramatic C'ub, 4: Girl Rescrucs, 4: Echo, Ccluh actluillrsl 4. 9 Phil is a happy-go-lucky person who always seems to be at peace with the world. She is always on the go and has many friends. Can you imagine Phil with her dark hair being a Swede? Well, that is just what she 'vas in the senior plav and a very good one at that, Phyllis has been a faithful member of Girl Reserves, Glee Club and the Dramatic Club. Phil's major interest in life is nursing. Her success at Easton Hospital is quite easy to predict. EVELYN A. KAY Eve Kay Inter-class Sports, I-2-3-4: Girl Reserves, 4: Dramatic Club, 4: Glcc Club, 3: Oprrvltu Chorus, Z-7: Band. Clarinet, I-Z-3-4. 9 Evelyn Kay! The girl with the most contagious giggle in Wilson! No one has seen her when she wasn't smiling or wasn't with Etta. She loves dancing, and her great ambition is an angel of mercy. Kay has a very pleasing per- sonality and we believe her ambition will be realized. She was an active inter-class basketball player, as well as a member of our famous band. She has a tolerant attitude toward her lessons but, in her eye, they are only the means to a goal. We hope that she wills her happy-go-lucky nature to the junior class JACQUELINE KELSO Jack e . Girls' Basketball, 2-3-4: Operetta Chorus, 3-4: Dramatic C'ub, Yfar Book---Lftc,-ary, Echo Stuff Reporter, Q . Q 2-31 Literary Editor, 45 Salutarorztm, ' 9 One of the most argumentative of all the ninety-seven seniors 559' ' 7 is Jack, She is known for her debating ability, and in Prob- ,,.g- lems Class she gets a chance to make use of this talent. Right or wrong Jackie sticks to her idea. In her scholastic standing she rates as one of the highest. Jack isn't only a good stu- ,'..E dent, but she is also a wonderful friend. Hasn't she time after 5:,. f time given help to a friend in need? It made no difference whether it was in French or some other class. There isn't enough space to tell about all her talents, but if you can imagine , an argumentative and yet a friendly girl you have Jack in person. twenty-four