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

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Ruth Hodge Orn Y-Tccns 9. 10; Future Nurses Club 11, 12; High Hopes Club 12. One of the more quiet girls in our class, Ruth always has a sunny smile for everyone. Future Nurses Club and Mr. Carney's English classes rate tops with this 6ler.” Her future, as yet, is undecided. We are sure that her friendliness will make her successful in any field she chooses. Albert Holland Elsit”, A! Football 9. 10; Pre-Service Club 10, 12 (Treasurer); All-Sports Club 11. “Al” can usually be found under the hood of a car or watching any type of athletic game. His favorite activity was All Sports Club, and the most exciting thing that happened to him at Wilson was playing football on the great Wilson team. After the big day in June, “Elsie” will get a full-time job. Mary Lou Hosking A quiet Senior, Mary Lou enjoyed Problems” the most. She hopes to become a secretary. Barry Hoskins Hotky” J.V. Wrestling 9: Wrestling 10. 11, 12: Soccer 11. 12; Hi-Y 12; Projection Crew 10. 11. 12; Model Club 9. Swimming, hunting, fishing, camping, and wrestling busy “Hosky” outside of school. What a variety! In school, Barry lists Mr. Carney's English class as his favorite. When asked about chemistry, he replied, “What a crazy class!” The Navy and possibly a Navy career will claim “Hosky” after June. George Jenkins Projection Crew 11, 12. Do you hear a projector? Ah, yes. What would we do without our crew at an assembly? We wouldn't have any movies, that's what! George, a good-looking blond, will get a job or join the service after the big day in June. Barbara Johnson Bind 10, II, 12; Mixed Chorus 12; Girls' Chorus 9: Bowling Club 10, 11; Y-Tccns 7. 8. 9. 10. II. 12: Lcs Mem-oircs 12; Model United Nations 12; Intramurals II, 12; Future Teachers of America 10. II. 12. A three-year band member, Barbara is also active in Rainbows and Alpha Tau Sigma. She will never forget the night the W.H.S. band took two first places at Boyertown. Barbara plans a career as an elementary school teacher. Pat Herster and Ken Buttner help the school by counting the money received in the cafeteria each day. 27

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Visual moods of those studying English in Mr. Carney’s class. Carol Higbee Lillie One Y-Tccns 9.10. 11,12; Bowlins Club 11. Red Cross work, swimming, instructing, and Scouting take up most of Carol's free time. Our League-winning football team, Y-Teens, and Problems, receive Carol’s vote here at Wilson. The future secs her as a successful typist for some lucky executive. Roberta Hodge Bobbie Dramatics Club 9; Mixed Chorus 10, II. 12. When you dial “0” after graduation in June, you just may place your call through “Bobbie.” Outside school “Bobbie” enjoys attending Youth Fellowship and working as a Teen-Aide at Easton Hospital. She will always remember Mixed Chorus and having a part in the play “timer.” Nancy Huff One of the Seniors wearing a “sparkler,” Nancy enjoyed Office Practice. Her future plans include two careers—as a secretary and a wife. Gail Ihric Y-Teens 9. 10, 11 (Cabinet), 12 (Cabinet); Future Homemakers of America 9 (Secretary); Art and Needle Work 11; Future Business Leaders 12 (Vice-President). A commercial student, this friendly girl with the cheery smile is an avid sports enthusiast. Gail, a loyal Warrior rooter, enjoys dancing, bowling, badmitton, and class trips. Following graduation is Churchmen’s Business College and then a job as a medical secretary. Joanne Indorato Jo Y-Tcens 9. 10. 11, 12; Future Business Leaders 12; Homeroom Secretary 12. Neat, sweet, and petite are three adjectives that just dcscribe“Jo,” our proof that good things do come in “small packages.” High on her list of Wilson memories will be all the trips we have taken. “Jo” will brighten the office of some lucky businessman in the future as a private secretary. Edward Jankowich Jank Projection Crew 10; Camping and Campcraft 11; Pre-Service Club 12. Outside of school “Jank” is a member of the Explorers; therefore, swimming and camping occupy a great deal of his time. “Jank” will remember at Wilson, Miss Cline’s Latin class and the new gym. After graduation, college, the Navy, and finally a career as an engineer will outline “Jank’s” life. 26

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Virginia Johnson Ginny Echo 11, 12; Lcs Mcmoires 12; Band (Twirlcr) 10, 11, 12 (Majorette); Y-Teen 9. 10. 11 (Cabinet). 12; Mixed Chorus 9. 10, 11, 12; District Chorus II, 12; Junior Prom Committee; Intramurals 9. 10, II, 12; Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 11; Girls' Chorus 9. 10; wilsonaires II. 12. Pert V pretty “Ginny” can usually be found very near the head of our trophy-winning band. Her iruny activities include Mixed Chorus, Wilson-aircs, and Echo, while academically, College Algebra receives her first vote. After graduation, “Ginny” will be off to college. Charlotte Jones Char” Echo 11, 12; Future Teachers of America 10; Homeroom Vice President 9. 10. 11; Girls' Chorus 10; Cheerleader 10 (Substitute). 11, 12 (Captain); Y-Tccns 9. 10, 11 (Cabinet): Sophomore Hop Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Intramurals 9. 10. 11; Dramatics Club 9 (Secretary): Mixed Chorus II. 12. Here is our captain, loyal and true; “Come on gang, let's cheer them through! When “Char” isn't busy as a captain, she might be horseback riding or water skiing. Mr. Martcnis' History Class and Mixed Chorus will be remembered by this girl as school favorites. A career in teaching follows. Joyce Jones Jonesy” Y-Tecns 9. 10. 11 (Cabinet). 12 (Cabinet): Girls' Chorus 9; Bowlinit Club 10. 11; Intramurals 11, 12; Dramatics Club 11; Photography Club 1 2; Les Mcmoires II. 12 (Photography Business Manag-cr): Echo 9. 12: Senior Play Committee 12: Model U. N. 12. When Joyce isn't selling candy at a basketball game, one might find her ice skating, swimming, or attending a Girl Scout meeting. “Jonesy” will never forget those “crazy mixed-up” Bookkeeping classes nor will she forget Mr. Klinger's Biology classes. After graduation, Joyce will become an accountant. Sylvia Jones Siv Y-Tccns 7, X. 9. 10; Artistic Typing and Shorthand Club 11; Future Homemakers of America 12. A very pleasant personality, Sylvia rates Mr. Neiditch’s “Problems” class tops. Swimming, dancing, and going to the drive-in occupy her free time. Sylvia will remember longest the Wilson High School Band and all the people she met at W.H.S. We wish much success to this future secretary or telephone operator. Concentration seems to be evident in this senior high study hall. Barry Karch Caugar” Plastics Club 11. Mr. Carney’s twelfth grade English class rates high on Barry's list. In his spare time, a variety of interests, including hunting, fishing, swimming, and ice skating, occupy his time. “Cougar” might also be found at a Wilson High football game or under the hood of a car. The service will claim Barry after graduation. Nancy Kashuba Nance’ Y-Tccns 9. 10 (President), II (Program Co-ch.iirm.in). 12 (Cabinet); National Jr. Honor Society 9 (Secretary): Intramurals 9. 10. II, 12; Girls' Basketball 10, 12: Homeroom President 10, 11, 12: Girls' Chorus 10; Band (Twirlcr) 10. 11, 12 (Majorette); Future Nurses Club II (Secretary). 12 (Vice-President); Model U. N. 11 (Alternate). 12. Knees hit the chin! Yes, that's Nancy, one of the girls in front of (he band. Nance” will never forget the thrill of that white uniform and the fun cheering— on our football team at the games. This future nurse rates Mr. Schaeffer an excellent teacher; swimming, ice skating, and Rainbow, great pastimes. 28