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

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sv ,UIQ ii lv- ,.- 1' . , ,H if 'ha f 1 x,AEg1WP.3l'fg,'4' vi ' F a sv 't' 'ffl ELWOOD BUZZARD Buzz K There goes the gun for a dash, and flash! Buzz comes in a winner. Elwood is a fast runner and a good high jumper on the track team. During track season and sometimes when track isn't even thought of, Buzz has trouble getting to his classes on time. Elwood likes to read books, to go hunting and fishing, to do track work and to study history, Elwood, like many other seniors, has no plans for the future, but we know that he will make a success at anything he attempts. DORIS COATES Dee l 0 This attractive, sunny-haired girl must have been in an un- usual frame of mind when this picture was taken because she usually has a smile for all of her classmates. She likes sports, especially football and dancing. Whenever Ozzie Nelson is on the radio, Dee is right on the Spot. Dee is undecided whether to take up a beauty culture course, or to be somebody's steno- grapher. We all know that whatever she decides to take, she will strive hard to obtain her goal. Sixteen Football, 3-43 Travk, 2-3-45 Intex-class Basketball, 1-2-3-4 Iutervlass Basketball, 1-2-35 Gleo Club, 1-23 Operetto., BEULAH ELEANOR CLEWELL Bee Orchestra, 1-2-3-45 Glee Club, 1-2-3-4 ff Introducing Wilson's chief ivory tickler. Beulah has been the mainstay of the orchestra and Glee Clubs for the past three years. Besides this she is also an organist, Bee is an excellent student and is never too busy to help a person less fortunate. Her laugh is as trilly as her piano-playing, and you can be sure to find her in the midst of a group of laughing girls. She intends to continue to study music after leaving high school. Some day we would like to hear an announcer say, Presenting Memories, with Beulah Clewell at the console. - MARGARET EILEEN COOLEY ff The young miss we see here is one of the quietest girls in the class. She was born in New York City, but has attended Wilson schools for twelve years, so that makes her a real Wilsonian. Al- though Margaret says little, her knowledge and intelligence prove that she really understands a great many things that half of the class never heard of. Her greatest talent is her ability to read and write English. How about a Pulitzer prize novel, Margaret?

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I 46 Ls' 'if-L N45 AL, 'WA , , 1 it l l - E Q' .G ANN BRUCE lntm-rclztss Basketball, 1-25 Girl Reserves, 1-2 ff Introducing Ann, the girl with the dreamy eyes. Ann is one of the prettiest girls in the class. She is also one of the best dressed. It seems that Ann's two pet hobbies are buying clothes and going to the movies. While in school, Ann seems very serious. Every day in study hall you'll ind her busily engaged in studying law. At present Ann plans to take up a beauty culture course. Well, Ann, hang out your shingle and we'll come and have our faces lifted. HELENA C. BUCKLEY 2-3-4 luterc-lass Bixsketbztll, 1-23 Glue l'Iub, 2g Girl Roserus, ff We often wonder what causes the great commotion in the hall, with laughing and giggling sounds accompanying it. Yes, its Helena. She is always rarin' to go and full of fun. One of her hobbies is clothes and she certainly can wear them. Why not try being a model Helena? During most of her spare time, Helena can be found knitting, Her pleasant smile and disposi- tion have won her many friends in school and they should do the same in later life. GLADYS BUSH Gloe Club, 3-43 Year Book Staffg Operetta, 4, Honor Student ' 4' You are now gazing upon one of the sweetest girls in the class. She is Gladys, the possessor of a brilliant smile that can make the dreariest day appear rosy. Besides being everybody's friend, Gladys finds much time for studying, which is proved by the presence of her name on the honor roll. But wait, that isn't all -she plays a Hawaiian guitar, and she plays it well, too. Gladys wants to be Usome'body's stenog after graduation. We know that with her efficiency and pleasing personality, her boss will be as proud of her as we are. EDWARD O. BUss Edu Bussy ff Edward never seemed to take an interest in any sports, al- though his physical ability is equal to that of any other boy. He arrived at Wilson in 1932, from Lower Nazareth township. He has done well in his studies and expects to do some advanced studying in science. Ed is a very hard working boy. After school he works on farms in his locality and thus receives help in his schooling. He likes rural life and wishes to study wild fowl and animals. During his spare time, he goes hunting and fishing. Some day we may expect to see Ed a big game hunter. --F ifteen

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Q- is , , - - if , 1 M W' H , Aiii'1lliEl!f Xktll ll iii' X EDWIN CURLL Ed Eddie Band and Orchestra, 3-43 Hi-Y, 43 Baseball, 3 ff Who is the dapper-looking young man playing the cornet in the orchestra? Don't you know? That's Ed Curll. Ed is one of the most congenial fellows in the class. He came to Wilson High in his junior year from Allentown. He has taken part in many of the school activities. Some day we may have to go to the hospital and we'll find Ed as chief surgeon, for that is the future he is looking forward to. CHARLES DALRYMPLE Sparky Football, 3-43 Stamp Club, lg lnterclass Basketball, 1-2-3-4 4' Meet Mr. Dalrymple. Charley can always be found coming into class at the last bell, but this is because of the distance he has to travel. Sparky played guard on the football team, and this is why his favorite pastime is reading sport stories. Charley is. on the whole, quiet, but when he is among other fellows, he can carry his share of the fun-making. History is Charles's favorite subject. I-Ie is another of Wilson's sons who will make good, JOHN R. DEGUISEPPI JOhnr1y', Football, 25 Interclass Basketball, 1-3-4 4' Who is the one who helps Mr. Shelling in Prob1em's class? Yes, it's Johnny. He is very well liked among his classmates, and is always cracking jokes or'arguing with someone. Johnny has a very agreeable disposition and is a hard worker. He plays foot- ball and inter-class basketball and plays both well. His one am- bition is to be a G-man. Here's hoping we soon see his name in the newspapers. MARION I, DINGLE Interclzlss Basketball, 13 Drzxmatii- Club, -lg Echo Staff, 2-31 Typist-in-Chief, 45 Year Book, -l 44 Here is just about the busiest girl in our class. She is always working for one of the faculty, or doing some work for the Echo . Her favorite subject is typing so perhaps that's the reason why she is such a good typist-in-chief. Marion is rather small. She has blue eyes and brown curley hair. Because of her pleasing disposition, she is well-known and liked by all the mem- bers of our class. There is never a dull moment when you are in Marion's presence, Good luck for the future, Marion, and may you always remember your schoolmates of '36. - Seventeen