Wilson Borough High School - Des Memoires Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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.. ' . ' Q4 - 1 . ..'-. G Ai . . . . . 1- 5 ', ,. ' I . 5.1 - ' N ' twenty RICHARD KUTZ Giant. Dick Hi-Y, 2-3--lg Glee Club, -I: Baseball, 3-4: Basketlmll, 1-2-3-43 Class Football, 3--lg Class Trait-li, 2-3 ' XVho is the small boy sitting in the corner of Problems Class waiting for the slightest opportunity to crack a joke? lt must be Giant Kulz, the most cheerful and witty boy in the class. Dick covers the keystone sack for Gil Carney's base- ball team and is a valuable asset to the team. He has proved his ability not only in baseball but in basketball as well. XVe all sincerely hope that Dick achieves his one ambition in life- to play with Connie Mack's Athletics. DoR.oTHv GLEN LAUBACH Nelg OI'0l'l'iUl- 31 Glee Club, 1-3-43 Girl Reserves, 2-3--1: Et-ho. 2-3-4: Your Book, 4. Editor-in-Chief: Varsity Basketball, 15 Class Basketball, 2-3-4 ' 1:21. An attractive, dark-haired girl dashes into her home- room. With an apologetic glance at Miss Moyer she mur- murs. I had to see Miss Cline about Year Book. For you see Glen is the Editor-in-Chief of our state-famous Les Memoiresf' Whereifer you go, you will find Glen dashing about for something-Glee Club. Echo, or what have you? But Glen does not always dash hither and yon. You may often see her dark curls lowered over a French or English book. Despite the angelic look, Nelg is a witty and fun-loving girl and is noted for her clever puns. Where are you going after graduation, my pretty maid? CHARLES LIPARI Lip, Coach Class Baseball, 1-2-3: Football, 33 Dramatic Club, -lg Glee Club, 3-45 Basketball, 2-3-4, Captain 4 9 Lip is the captain of our basketball team. He works so hard, night after night, that he takes his beauty nap in hid favorite class, physics. XVhen suddenly he hears Mr. Garner call on him, poor Lip gets up with a start. Lip is an all- around athlete, and has won many games for his Alma Mater. His main ambition is to go to Penn State. Here's hoping he gets there. -six- CORA E. LONG C one Plays, 3--lg Dramatic: Club, 3-45 Year Book, 43 Basketball, 2-3-4 0 Listen. what do we hear? Oh yes, that's our best pal and one of the greatest talkers and actresses in class. She is the one who puts pep into our English recitations. After these pleasant years at XVilson High are over, little Cora hopes to become one of our greatest hair dressers and from the start that she has made, I think her hopes will be fulfilled. She has a typewriter at home and has done more than one year book assignment in the wee small hours. We'll be around for a permanent wave one of these days.

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- 1 .. ' , Q4 . .4 .. . . . t ' -. 1 -'A 'v N JAMES KLOCK J1'n7,' Dramatic Club, 4: Glee Club, 43 Clnss Football, 4 ' The setting of this one act play is Mr. Garner's 2:30 to 3:15 physics class. As the curtain rises, we find most of the class seated. Mr. Garner is still standing out in the hall. As the halls begin to clear. we all tum our heads in the direction of the hall door. and behold. who goes there? It's James Klock, who is always the last one to come into the room. Jim has memorized one line of poetry, and it is not from Hamlet, either. His line is. XVho has his physics done? XVe often wonder if James will become 1 doctor like his Dad. He says that he will be anything but a doctor. All you students at Dartmouth College, be on the lookout. You may see Jim very soon. EARL T. KOLB Kobbie 9 YVho is that going down the hall. towering above all the other students? Yes! You guessed him! It is Kobbie. XVhatever you do, don't get him excited. because he blushes. XVhen he gets up to recite, his face turns slightly crimson, and it isn't the reflection from his sweater. because he usually wears a gray one. XVe can honestly and truthfully give him the title of the most bashful boy in the whole class. If a girl as much as looks at him. he is ready to End some possible means of es- cape. His favorite pastime is doing his homework. Vtfe know that Kobbie will be missed by his teachers. for his quiet man- ner and pleasing ways are qualities which few students have. WILLIAM HENRY KRANTZ Bill Play, 43 Drumulit- Club. 43 Ori-liestrn, 1-2-3-4 ' A small blue car adorned with two magnificant. chromium- plated horns rolls up to the curb of XVilson High School. Thus Bill Krantz makes his daily trek to school from the wild and desolate section of Hackett Park. Bill is a quiet. reserved boy and is a little bashful at times. He is a good scholar but hesi- tates to show his ability. He is a violin player in the orchestra and is also intensely interested in dramatics. He is an auto mechanic of no small ability and is somewhat interested in avi- ation. lf he goes to college. as he expects to, we know he will succeed in whatever branch he takes up. ANTHONY KRISUKAS Tony Batselvzill. 1-2-3-4: Football, 2-3-VI: Trai-lt, 3-4 ' Flash! Flash! Flash! The noise that you hear is made by NValter NVinchell Krisukas. Wilson High Schools newspaper correspondent. sending out his daily flashesl Tony has the talent of a big town newspaper correpondent. Crack! That noise. ladies and gentlemen. is the sound made by the meeting of the ball and Tony's bat. as Tony lashes out one of his many base blows for Gil Carney's baseball team. While not swing- ing a bat Tony patrols the left garden with all the talent of a big leaguer. Besides these two great positions, he plays a tackle position on the varsity football team like the great All- American Bill Lee of Alabama. With these three talents, Tony can't help reaching the top of the ladder. -twenty five

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A . , EMMA LONGENBACH Em ' Ladies and Gentlemen. it gives me great pleasure to have this opportunity of introducing to you a popular member of the senior class. Emma came to Wilson Borough when she was nine years old. She has been here nine years. We are wonder- ing where she will be nine years from now? She came to us from the well known city of New York. If you look at her picture you will see she has two big eyes which are bright blue. Emma likes to dance, play the piano, and sing. She is a quiet girl. but when you know her she will always add to the fun. Emma's ambition is to become a stenographer and we are sure she-'ll make a good one WILLIAM MASLER Bill, Mass Senior Plnyg Oper-ettn, 2-3-4: lirutiintls- Ululi, 3--1: Hi-Y, 2-3--ig Footlmll, -lg Glvu Club, 2-3--1: Your Book, -1 9 XVho is it? Of course, it is Bill. the class' official story teller-ask Mr. Dew. Bill hails from Brooklyn. long legs and all, and Brooklyn would have a hard time getting him back. Bill is one of the best dancers in the class and likes to dance at Budd Lake. He is quite an actor. Not many of us will forget his performance as the deft rector in the senior play. He lends his kind assistance to Miss Ratzell by singing bass in the Glee Club. Although Bill is a hard worker. U5 show him a nice soft chair and see what happens. Sitting is his greatest weak- ness. Bill wants to be an aeronautical engineer, but he prob- ably will end up as successor to Milt Cross. JULIA MATYAS Opt-i-ettu, 3g liiutiiizitiv Club, ll--I: lutorvluss B. B.. 1-2-33 Girl Reserves, 1-3-4 rrJudy,:: r:JUre.vs ' Hello! XVhat's all the commotion going on here? Judy is just showing the girls the latest dancing steps. And can she rattle them off! Dancing isn't the only means by which she can entertain you. She can also sing and play the piano. You are sure of never having a dull moment when you are around Judy because she is always active. She's a little go-getter. out for all the fun she can get, and believe us. she gets it too. She shows an active interest in practically all the school's ac- tivities. With her pleasant disposition and her energy for doing things in her leisure time, she is bound to get along in this world. JAMES PATRICK MCCONLOGUE lm . Football, 1-2-3--lg Rnsketlmll, 1-2 Baseball. 1-2-3--lg Di-atnntiv Clul Llee Flux 9 Six feet. live inches of athlete, surmounted by a shock of straw-colored hair! That's Jim! He has the distinction ot being the tallest individual in the class. He is an all-round athlete, participating in football, baseball, basketball and track. He was the backbone of the Senior's victorious basketball team. Jim holds the pole vaulting and high jumping records of last year's triangular track meet. He is a kidder and likes to tease others. He expects to go to a prep school and then to college. . -twenty seven