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

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. r ' 1 lik f '2- y l Ill l 1 - . All tllaieti-it-s .1 ' , HELEN M. BACHMAN .,BaChy,, Inter-class Basketball, 1-25 Glee Club, 2-3-43 Girl Re- serves, 2-3-45 Operetta, 2-45 Dramatic Club, 3-45 Na.- tional Thespians, 3-45 Echo, 25 Year Book, 45 Senior Play ff If all Helen's press notices for her genuine, all-around, fine acting were laid one upon the other, they would reach to the height of the Empire State renditions of songs for concerts and operettas were recorded, the Victor Company would have a very wide range of musical selec- tions. If all of Helen's charm of personality were put into one book, Anthony Adverse would be a literary contribution of the past. Now that she is going away to Duke University we know that what is Wilson's loss will be another school's gain. May you always enjoy school activities as much as you have en- joyed them at Wilson High. ROBERT BOEHMER Building. If all of her delightful EMMA BANGHART Dramatic Club, 4 ff Emma is a member of that too small group of silent seniors. One seldom sees her laughing and talking during school hours. but after classes, well, it doesn't take long for Emma to get started. Her hobbies are reading, hiking, and horseback riding. She is very good-natured and seldom comes to class with her work incomplete. We don't know what Emma wants to be, but we are sure that with her good nature and willingness to work it won't take her long to get ahead in any field. HBCU, Football, 3-4, Basketball, 3-45 Hi-Y, 1-2-3-45 President, 45 Class Vive President, 35 Class President, 4 ff Here he is folks, a he-man. If you ever watched one of our football games, you saw him get his man. As center he was a great asset to the varsity basketball team, too. However, ath- letics is not his only calling, He was president of the Hi-Y and directed that club through a very successful year. ln addi- tion, he was elected president of the senior class. As a hobby he prefers fishing, especially where it's quiet. After he graduates he expects to become a printer. We wish you luck, Bob. Fourteen- MARY LOUISE BR ADER Operetta, 45 Dramatic Club, 35 Class Basketball, 1-2-3-4 0 Mary is one of the youngest girls in the class. If you can- not locate her, just look for her classmate Dot , and Mary is sure to be found. One of Mary's pet hobbies is the collection of dog pins. She has some very lovely ones, too. We do not know what Mary intends to do after her school term, but we know she will be a success.