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

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' L E s M E M O IR E s A Left to right: Seated--Fox, Fnbcl, Schafer, Nkferkheiscr, Blass. M. Young, Kindt, Wamsley Second ruw-Vfalkur, H. Young, Teague, Hummcll, Sharp, Sales, Weichlcr, Schlough Third rowAW. Milier, J. Millcr, Miss Cline, R. Young, J. Evans Abscntfxk Van Norman Les M 6mOires Staf? Editor-in-Chief z : 1 1 : LEONA WERKHEISER Assr. Editor z : ALICE VAN NORMAN Business Manager z : 1 1 1 1 ELWOOD BLOss ASSOCIATE LITERARY EDITORS HILDA FOX MARGARET SHAEER MARJORIE FABLE MYRA WAMSLEY HENRIETTA WALKER HILDA YOUNG MAE YOUNG HAZEL KINDT FRANCES SCHLOUGH ELIZABETH WEICHLER ASSOCIATE BUSINESS MANAGERS WAYNE TEAGUE CONRAD HUMMEI, RICHARD YOUNG HOWARD SIIARR EDGAR SALES WILLIAM MILLER JACK MILLER Faculty Advisor 1 : 1 1 2 MISS ALBERTA CLINE Page Ten C,

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'e LES MEMOIRES ' ACT III Scene I Time-2 years ago. Place-Wilson Junior-Senior High School A Junior: Did you hear the latest news? Sophisticated : Say, if it is anything about the Hop I don't want to hear it. Between new dresses, orchestra, and decor- ations, I'm nearly as dippy as a Frosh. A Junior: I mean Mr. Richard's resignation? Sophisticated : I didn't hear about that. Who will be the new Super ? A Junior: Mr. Furst from the U. of P. Scene Z Time--After the Reception Place-Wilson High Campus Sophisticated: Well, I'm glad that's over. A Junior: Didn't you have a good time? I know I did. Now I must start thinking about our Senior, prom , next year. Sophisticated: Senior? Next Year? How do you know you will be a Senior next year? ACT IV Time-Present Place-Wilson High School A Senior: At last, I can breathe. I've reached my goal. to be a Senior. Dignilied: I must say, though, that never before was I so busy. In the past I was wont to have a leaning toward sloth and procras- tination, but- A Senior: You have no time for it now? You're right. With the Echo, Les Memoires, Senior Movie, Senior Play, Sports, Wash- ington Trip, and Graduation, I think we have our hands full. Dignilied: Quite true. A Senior: But I do wish this were not my last year. I hate to think past June. I used to wish I were finished school, and now, when my school days are almost over, I wish I were a Freshman. CExit 56 Seniorsj Page Nine

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' LES MEMOIRES , -.X Operetta 4: Secretary l. Bellevue Hospital. New York. BERTI-IA ANDERSON Bert ..g9.,... Basketball 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves l, Z, 3. 4. First chair, hrst row. hrst name on the class roll, first picture in the year book! Surely Bertha is our leading lady and has been for four years. Have you ever attended a basketball game? Well, she's the wiry little forward who shoots so many baskets for the Blue and Gold. She's been on our varsity team for three years which is an unusual achievement. Her walk, manners and speech are really almost manly-probably the result of her activity in sports. ELLWOOD BLoss Blossy Baseball -I: Football Z, 3. 4: Basketball 3: Operetta 4: Senior Play: Bus, Mgr. of the Les Memoiresf' Echo Z. 3: Glee Club 2. A very popular man is Blossy. He seems to be in demand everywhere. from football, basketball, Echo, Les Memoites, to several plays given by the Seniors. Every- one likes this happy-go-lucky fellow. He is an optimist in every sense of the word. always looking on the bright side. in spite of Blue Monday, undone lessons, angry teachers, etc. Vile do not know what Ellwood will do when he leaves high school, but we do know that his cheerful disposition will be a great asset in any occupation he may choose. MARIE BOYER Glee Club 2. 3. Due to some mystic power handed down to the Senior class from Matthew Maule. we do foresee. that one Marie Boyer will have but one love in her lifetime. Now if you promise not to tell. we'll let you into the secret and inform you who the lucky person is. Sshl Ther:'s no one around to hear. is there? Well. it's--Elsie! Elsie Jackson has been Marie's shadow for years. She is the cream in her coilee. the sugar in her candy. the fruit in her fruit cake, and is just as necessary for Marie's happi- ness as apples are to applesauce. Page Eleven