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

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A N Y' 1 cf i'i 'iSIEIiL 4 if li HQ ta N Mat ld IA' l EM' x' -vie-' .C JAMES C. FINNEY Jim Ili-Y, 2-3-4, Football, 3-4, Dramatic- Club, 3, Track, 2-3-4, Oper-etta, -1, Class Basketball, 1-2-4 ff May we present to you James Finney, one of the tallest boys in the class. Jim is very much interested in all kinds of sports and outdoor life. He played tackle on the football team and was 220 man on the track team. In his leisure time he reads good novels and does microscopic work, He took an active part in the ac- tivities of the Hi-Y Club and also helped with staging. He ex- pects to go to college and study to be a pharmacist. Will you put an ad in the W. H. S. year book when you own your own drug store? ELIZABETH LOUISE FLOWERS Berry R Glee Club, 2-3-4, Dramatic: Club, 3-43 Girl RQSQFVGS, 2-3-4, Class Basketball, 1, Operetta, 2--l My cow. we hear. What is it? Don't be alarmed! It is only Betty expostulating over a French sentence or an English question. She has been a faithful member of Girl Reserves and Glee Club, and has also clone much to make our plays a suc- cess by being on hand when properties are needed. She likes LO swim, camp, and-write letters to boys and girls in France! fShe can read them, tool. She likes to play tricks on her friends, but she is a good sport and does not mind when some one plays 3 trick on her. Her plans for the future are indennite. ROLLIN J. FLUCK Flack Dramatic: Club, 3-4, Operetta, 4, National Thespians, 3-4, Senior Play, Class Basketball, 4 ff Rollin seems to be one of the quietest boys in the class until you get to know him. He has taken a very active part in the stage crew of the Dramatic Club and is one of our National Thespians. Flucky is a very jovial fellow and one never feels blue when in his company. He has no serious plans for the future except to be someOne's chauffeur. His ine knowledge of automechanics would be a great asset in this capacity. The world needs good chauffeurs, and here's hoping he will be one of the best. JOHN BURKE FOURNIER Burkie Track Team, 2-3-4, Senior Play, Dramatic Club, 3-4, President, Oper-etta. 4 K Meet the president of the Dramatic Club, the Clark Gable of the class, and Mr. Fournier, all in one. Burkie is one of the best actors ever presented on the Wilson stage and he surely showed his ability as a twin in the senior play, JOhn's favorite pastime is acting, he says, but he also spends a great deal of his leisure time reading. Mr. Fournier plans tO take up journalism as his life's work, and he says that English is his favorite subject. We all hope to hear of Johnny's being editor of a newspaper some day. -Nineteen

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AVV , .M EQ, f , -ili'lll'Pz5lL.4' Q- Q . awvli' as FLORA M. B. EBNER Ebby Flo Band, 1-2-3-4, KD:-urn Majorlg Glee Club, 2-3-45 Girl Reserves, 2-3-45 Secfretziry, 25 Dramatic Club, 3-43 Secre- tary-Treasurer, 33 National Thespians, 43 Secretary- g'1l1easu1'e1'g Erho, 25 Year Book, Senior Play, Operetta, ff Introducing one of the leading characters in the Dramatic Club, Miss Flora Ebner. Ebby has great acting ability and is admired by all her classmates. She is secretary of the Dramatic Club and of the National Thespians, and was secretary of the Girl Re- serves during her sophomore year. Ebby's acting ability was shown in the senior play in which she had one of the leading parts. We also saw Ebby leading our band down the field as the drum major. Flora says that she has no deliinite plans for the future, although she may go into training to become a nurse. Here is lots of luck, Flora! PAUL ELLICOTT Elly Interc-lass Basketball, 3-43 Interclass Football, 3-45 Glee Club, 3 ff Here is one of the few members of our class who always is pleasant to everyone. His personality is of the type which we would all like more of. In his leisure time he either reads or walks but his hobby is raising live-stock, especially chickens. He would like to be an agriculturist fthe Greeks had a word for it-farmerl, and we are glad someone wants to keep up the hon- orable task of feeding us. With his views on life he is bound to be successful and happy. WILLIAM EURE Bill Interclass Football, 3-4 ff William came to us two years ago from Wilmington and was certainly welcomed into our midst, His personality and pleas- ant disposition are characteristics which make him welcome every- where, 'ABill spends much of his leisure time hunting and lish- ing. His favorite indoor recreation is listening to Glen Gray and his orchestra. His favorite subject has been physics, a subject about which he knows .plenty. Bill expects to join the Navy. Sailors beware! THEODORE R. FISH Ted Track, 2-3-4: Cheerleader, 2-3: Glee Club, 2-35 Inter- Class Basketball, 1-2-3-43 Hi-Y, 2-3-45 Opel-etta, 2 14 Let's have a big Blue and Gold, hip, hip! It is none other than Ted Fish. Ted has been a cheerleader of Wilson High for the past three years, and he certainly knows how to make the student body, including the fairer sex, give all they have in sup- port of the teams. He has been an active member of the Hi-Y for four years. Ted is one of the best liked boys in the class and has made many friends since coming to us from Bordentown. Well, so long, Ted, and be sure to let us hear from you. E igh teen-

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, up 1. xl, WG ,i kms, fa. .. f I., , A 4 ,J iiinisusllg X, NM I f' Ill lf :ZW L -fire L ALICE M. FRENCH Toots Interclass Basketball, 1-2-33 Glee Club, 3-43 Dramatic Club, 3-4 Cf Here is one of the jolliest girls in the class. Alice can always be heard laughing or making some witty remark. She has been an active member of the Dramatic and Glee Clubs during her junior and senior years. Her leisure time is well spent in walk- ing and dancing. Alice plans to be a stenographer, and if she takes this as seriously as she does her dancing, we know she will be very successful, RUSSELL GEORGE GABERT f,Russ,: Dramatic Club, 3-4, Vice President of Dramatic Club, 4, Stage Crew, 3-43 Glee Club, 4, National Thespians, 4 4' i'Good Morning. Whenever you hear that, you know Rus- sell Gabert is around. Russ is that brown-eyed, curly-headed youth who is usually found hammering away on some stage scenery. His hobbies are woodwork and stamp collecting. He spends most of his leisure time reading. His musical career goes as far as playing the radio and playing chopsticks on the piano. As far as we know, Russ has no future plans. He believes in crossing the bridge when he comes to it. We may find him as director of a stage crew in some large theatre, perhaps on Broad- way. ALLEN R, GARDNER Al Busim-ss Manager Senior Play, Baseball, 3-45 Class Basketball, 1-3-4g Class Football, 4 ff We are in problems class. Mr. Shelling is patiently awaiting an answer to a question. All at once a hand goes up, and that hand is sure to be Allen's. Al plans to take an auditor's course at Temple, and he received good training as manager of the senior play. He is always full of fun and pep, and can easily put some fun into a party. If Allen continues through life with a record as good as his record at Wilson, we will hear from him again. JACOB GOLDMAN Chairman Junior' Prom Football, 2-33 Class Basketball, 1-2-3-45 Hi Editor-in-Chief of Les Memoiresg Salutatoriang 44 Salutations to the salutatorian! The class of to count among its members one Jacob Goldman debater, linguist, athlete, editor, and prospective M. just Jake to us. Jake played center on the varsity for two years. As chairman of the Junior Prom last year, he ..Jake,, -Y, 2-33 Echo, 13 '36 is proud -philosopher, D. But he's football team Twenty - was largely responsible for one of the scho0l's most successful proms. His greatest extra-curricular achievement has been the editing of this book. Because of his high scholastic rating he will receive a scholarship to Lafayette, where he intends to take a pre-medical course. And then-well, bring on th ether! Our appendix is yours for the asking, Jake.