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

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Robert C. Barnett Hob Wrestling 10, Chess Club 11, 12. This mathematical genius is also interested in cars. He particularly liked Mr. Car- dell's Plane Geometry class. We foresee a great future for Bob as a mechanical engi- neer upon his graduation from Lehigh University. Rose Marie Beuhm Ro Y-'l'cens 9, 10, 123 Girls Chorus 95 Future Business Leaders 114 Artis- tic 'l'ypiug and Shorthimd 12. Dancing, popular music, and Luther League are the favor- ite activities of this young gal. A commercial student, Ro has been active in Y- Teens. She ranks Problems with Mr. Nciditch high among her favorite subjects. ln our crystal ball we sec a long and successful career as a medical secretary. Patrick C. llehlcr Pat Drauiatics 9g Plastics Club 10 tViee-President lg Bowling Club ll, Chess Club 115 Astronomy Club 12, Student Council 11, 12, lli-Y ll, 12, 1. V..Football 9, 10, llomcroom Vice-President 9. Presi- dent 10. A fcllow with a swell person- ality Pat enjoys lumting ant bowling. This avid bowl- er will always remember our great assemblies. A technical school for drafting and then the Coast Guard lie in the future for Pat.,' if ' - 5 s. y 11 Carol Ann Beishline Beishy Y-Teens 9, Future Nurses 10, ll. l2g Dramatics 10. Among Beishy's chief in- terests are bowling, ice skat- ing, and swimming. A mem- ber of Future Nurses, Carol will always remember her good times with the class of 60. Although her future is undecided, Beishy,' is inter- ested in a career in nursing. Best of luck in your chosen career. Carole Belum Carole Y-Teens 9, 10, ll. 12: Future Business Leaders ll CV. Pres.l' Les Memoires 2g Echo 125 Gold Key 12g National jr. llunor Society 95 lloinerooin Secretary 9, 12. Carole's friendly smile is sure to be a welcome addi- tion to any oflice. A loyal football and basketball tan, the cheering section will surc- ly miss Carole. Mr. Neiditch s problems class gets top rating with this secretary of the tu- ture. Best of luck! Wilnia Berger Willie Y-Teens 9, 10g Future Business Leaders ll, Gold Key 12, Les Memoires, 12. Driving, dancing, Problems class, and Gold Key Club head Willic's list of favorites. The future holds a secretarial career and with that friendly smile, this gal is sure to be a hit! From class room desk to oflice desk-best of luck.

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Raymond Aberl Ray Plastics Club 9, Bowling Club 11. l2g Colden Key 11. Bowlin is the favorite activ- ity of Sus young man. Ray will never forget Mr. Mat- thew's Problems Class. After graduation liay plans to at- tend Rider College or get a iob. Good luckl Florian Aieher Bud Football 9, 10, ll, 12, Baseball 9, 10, ll, l2g Science Club 95 Biol- ogy Club 10, Plastics Club 12. An outstanding athlete, Bud will always remember playing football here at Wilson. In the classroom, he rates Mr. Matthi-w's VVorld History tops. Of his many interests, Bud enjoys most working on ears. After graduation it's down to the dee? blue sea, in the uniform of the Navy. Good luck Budl Arlene Ilaggesl Arlene Gold Key 12g Echo 125 Les Memoires ll, 12 tffireulation Man- agerlg Y-Teens 9, 10, 11, 12, In- tramurals 9, 10, 11, 12' National jr. llonor Soeu-ty 9, Cirls C-lee Club 9, Quill and Scroll. Anybody want to buy a year- book? Besides being! the hard working manager of the Les Memoires eireu ation staff, Ar- lene is active in many other school activities. After gradu- ation Arlene plans a career as a medical secretary or a hair stylist. i T 116 '1! -' its jk .Sl -vfgb : S mg 2 10 Mary Ann Baglyos Mary Ann Library Club 9g Future Business igaders 10, 11, Photography Club If you want to know some- thing about horses, Mary Anns the girl to see. Besides this interest, she is a photog- ra hy enthusiast. Mary Ann wffl never forget the good times in Mr. Matthews Prob- lem class. Best of luck, Mary Ann, in your missionary work of the future. Harrie! Baker Harriet Y-Teens 9, 10 fcabineti, 11 lcnb- inetl, 124 Orchestra 9, 10, 11, 125 Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Echo 9 fnews editorl, 10, 124 F. T. A. 10, 11, 125 Gold Key 11g Intra- murals 9, 10g jr. Prom Committee. Commencement Committee. A faithful four-year band member, Harriet will remem- ber the crazy mixed-up chem- istry labs, and the fun in the new language lab. Outside of school she enjoys reading. bowling, and spending money. She intends to enter Morav- ian College and study Freneh or elementary education. We all know she'll do well in her field. Michael Ballato Mike Plastics Club 11. One can generally find Mike working on his ears or hav- ing a good time at some dance. Mr. Matthews will never forget Mike and like- wise Mike will never forget the good times he had in Mr. Matthews' classes. The Navy lies in the future for a lueky young man. The best of ev- erything to you in the future. Mike.

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Lloyd Franklin Best, jr. ssnpstyn Plastics Club 95 Biology Club 105 Chess Club ll, 12. An extremely likeable young man, Besty' likes to collect rocks and scout. Mr. Repper's mechanical drawinfl class was always his favorite. Sports, the good times, and the friends he has accumulated will never leave his memory. Williamsport Technical lnsti- tute for Draftsman will be his new Alma Mater after W. li. S. John Neil Bittner Neil junior Promg Track 9, 10, ll, 125 Soccer l0, ll, 12, Homeroom Vice-Pri-siclent 9, ll, Dramatics 95 Hi-Y 10, ll, 121 Dance Club 115 Chemistry Club 125 Wilson War- rior 10. ll. l2. Don't be alarmed-that's no Indian you sec! lt's just Neil our Wilson Warrior. None of us will ever forget the part hc played cheering our foot- ball team to victory. A sci- ence bug. he also is a De Mo- lay member and an Eagle Scout. Ahead lies college and a career in industrial design. Best of luck, Neil in your chosen field. Robert Boguri Bob Plastic Club l05 Model Club l2. Mr. Derkac's wood shop will also hold fond memories for this curly-haired fellow. Also an ardent bowler, Bob en- joyed zym class while at Wil- son. The Navy and future ed- ucation will claim this class- mate after graduation. 111 Y 1,4 j s 12 Charles Bozusky C. B. Soccer 10, 115 Stage Crew 11. C. Bf' enjoys ice skating, swimming, and hunting. He rates Mr. Matthew's Problems class tops. This sports fan can usually be found at athletic events. Our crystal ball sees further education or a job for our classmate. joseph H. Bogusky Ive Plastics Club 105 Homeroom Treas- urer 95 Wrestling 10, ll, 125 Base- ball 10, 11, 125 Dramaties Club 9. The rasp of a saw indicates the presence of our classmate Ioe.', Mr. Derkac's wood shop will alwavs hold fond memories for him. Hunting, fishing, and swimming always were his chief delights. The Air Force will claim him after graduation. Good luck, Joe, Williunn C. Bonners Bill Plastics Club 9, 10, 11. A real outdoorsman, farming is Bill's greatest interest. Bill's fondest memories are of Mr. Hartzell's metal shop. After graduation Bill plans to see the world through the Navy and then become a till- er of the soil.