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Fifgl' Gfacluafing Clajg Qjxme., 1940 School .f, V.Vfoq ALL DOORS TO OUR OFFICES, CLASS ROOMS, CLUB ROOMS STAND OPEN TODAY TO GREET YOU, ON THIS OUR OPEN HOUSE. WHEN OPEN HOUSE AND THE EVENTS OF THE YEARS WHICH YOU AND I HAVE SPENT TO- GETHER AT WILSON HIGH SCHOOL ARE BUT PLEASANT OLD MEMORIES DIMMED BY TIME, WHEN CLASSMATES, TEACHERS, AND FRIENDS HAVE BEEN SCATTERED AFAR BY THE MANY EVENTS OF THE WORLD AND NEW FACES TAKE THE PLACES OF THOSE WE KNEW AND LOVED, WE HOPE THAT BY RECALLING THIS OCCASION, YOU MAY RENEW FOND AND HAPPY MEMORIES OF THESE DAYS AND RELIVE THEM ONCE MORE. AMW ,f7.y,fM,,e a I bbw ,.,.nf?70 0-J ' ,LMI Migypzyww, WM I I I M1-4 WE HONOR- MEET OUR GRACIOUS HOSTESS, MISS MA- BEL COLTER, WHO IS TRULY THE FIRST LADY OF OUR SCHOOL. IN THE FOUR YEARS THAT SHE HAS BEEN WITH US, IT HAS BEEN HER CONSTANT AIM TO BUILD A LARGER AND BETTER WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL. HER APPLICATION OF A SYMPATHETIC UNDERSTANDING TO A READY GRASP OF THE PROBLEMS THAT CONFRONT THE YOUTH OF TODAY HAS MADE OF HER A REAL FRIEND AND COMRADE TO ALL WHO SO HAPPILY COME UNDER HER INFLUENCE. THE SENIOR CLASS IS VERY PROUD TO DEDICATE ITS FIRST LOG TO OUR BELOVED PRINCIPAL. AND YOUR GENIAL HOSTESS ON THIS OCCASION OF OPEN HOUSE. gm MT, ' . .A.,, I LLWm.m-I. mf ,. A 4. .M..I.4m.....mA...L..,, 0'.41f6A.4 llwvv ,QV 0 V956 UL UPEII HUIISE IEHIUHES I. WE WELCOME YOU. II. MEET YOUR FRIENDS. III. JOIN US IN FUN. IV. LET'S GO, TEAM! V. THREE CHEERS FOR OUR ADVERTISERS. 'Us-. 9... ii - S-J QQ ATTENTION . 'S -f ' s ' QAM :Uri 0 w. I -S-O CALLING ALL 9 ul- ll Upwwclwwg lnudaumm vm?-Boll Slit R. oovl FND ll X S PM VFW ' N8- UUH PRUGRESSIVE LEHDEHS We ore happy to welcome as guests to Wilson's Open House our progressive ond efficient leaders, Mr. Paul S. Amidon, Superin- tendent of Schools, and Mr. Axel Peterson, Commissioner of Education. These ottlcials are endeavoring to complete a tar-reaching pro- gram in the relationship between students, society and porents. New methods are advocated by them in keeping in step with notion-wide educational movements. Saint Paul is fortunote to have such leaders. U- 'Hs-A - -L ...e..A- CL Standing: Miss L. Wells, Miss H. Francis. Seated: Mrs. H. Asp, Mrs. L. Mittelstadt, Miss J. Felsted, Miss M. Binet. OUR ASS ADVISERS lUIlSilli'S HELIHBLE BHCKERS We are very proud to introduce our very fine Par- ent-Teachers' Association Officers. This group has suc- ceeded in increasing the association membership to the largest in Wilson's history. The Spring Festival which they sponsored on Feb- ruary 23, for the benefit of the school, was a huge suc- cess. It consisted of a very time program, variety enter- tainment in the gymnasium, an attractive bazaar, fortune telling, a make-up booth, dancing, and delicious refresh- ments. With such a splendid Parent-Teachers' Organiza- tion supporting our school, we are sure of continued suc- cess. Seated: Mrs. S. Hillis, program chn.: Mrs. F. Hovey, treas.: Mrs. L. Nagel, Council rep.: Mrs. R. Wahlund, sec.: Mr. H. Burt's. pres. Standing: Mrs. L. Glewwe, recording sec.: Mr. L. Glewwe, membership chn. Not in picture: Mrs. J. Vandanacker, vice-pres.: Mrs. A. Ch'I- son, pub icity chn.: Mrs. T. Peterson, hospital- ity ch:1.g and Mr. M. Ettel, faculty rep. P.T.A. BOARD MEETS i l i i i .13 ........J 'I. THE PALMER METHOD WAY. 2. SOLVING CHEMICAL PROBLEMS. 3. A STRANGE MIXTURE. . f fi ll Y' ,wp eWmZhefWafLaeQafSazenceaf4cffW I. Mr. Arthur D. White teaches a variety of subjects: 4. Mrs. L. Mittelstadt, junior class adviser, enjoys her physiography, modern cmd ancient history, and science classes in botany, biology, and physio- junior business training. graphy. 2. Mr. William Carlson enjoys his new science labora- 5. Miss Mae Midje instructs students in junior business tory where he teaches chemistry, physics and training and plane geometry. plane and solid geometry. He is adviser of the ski club. 3. Mr. Michael Ettel, teacher of chemistry and commer- 6. Miss Helena Francis, guidance director and senior cial law, is also student council adviser. class adviser teaches algebra. N O T P I C T U R E D Miss Ella L' iesqlithal is a teacher of bookkeeping Miss Ruth Kachel is a business instructor of typing and e try. and stenography. 'bf , is-.M Q A r4.,wl jg :E . WHAT? A HO Erfs Nest 9 5. Pmsrrv rieunes. 6. STIJDENT GUIDANCE- fm' so I. A GOOD STORY. 2. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS. 3. AN INTERESTING THEME. 4. TRANSLATING GERMAN. 5. A NEW PLAY. Q01 Jam! M Jan! Mrs. Edith Palmer-Freshman and Junior English. Mrs. Helen Asp-Freshman and Jun- ior English, French, French Club Adviser, Junior Class Adviser. Mrs. Mabel Rines-Sophomore and Senior English, Log Adviser. Miss Emma Koeneman-German, German Club Adviser. Mrs. Delores Vold-Expression, Higher Algebra, Jodelle Players' Adviser, Charge of Assemblies. Miss Hilda Hedsied-Senior English, Journalism, Press Club Adviser. Mrs. Alice Ryan-Freshman and Sophomore English, Miss Katherine Sliney-Sophomore and Senior English, Business Ad- viser of Wilsonian. Miss Merrie Rohrer-Freshman Eng- lish, Ancient Hisiory. Miss Lorraine Shapiro-Latin, Latin Club Adviser. 9. DEEP IN THOUGHT Ii I S 0 6. ENJOYING A DEBATE. IO. A LATIN ASSIGNMENT STUP! galil? f E 1'-V! I 1 A TRULY FINE ARTIST AT WORK C7 ' ,i fA Q ' f 4 I fl CYS' 2 K LA J ', PElillpijgIN ill ARE 'f Pfwfvr go s Gertrude Niemeyer develops art students Through the teoching of ort, pottery, ond modeling. Eli Barnett cultivotes musicians of Tomorrow in choir, orchestra ond bond. Mabel Emmons develops o desire for sewing and costume designing ond odvises the Home Economics Club. ,, , ,U V ..... sxtx 6' 5 XC Q23 S2 Qs rgll-x 'lx QOGSQWXO 5 c, N5 l' Ellilllll THE K X e' 5 v' A of? we 0 C c 019 6' OW Y 1 Y. I . v- oo.Q0e0uxoi03of95 X X QP KO 'K fc 'Nga l. Mrs. 2. Miss 3. This Y 0 O 00,360 AAO' to waz 'V ,330 NOG 5 X! HRTS ,f fi, . Qijgiiilz ... H ,, fill Eid 9 v q'c ofa-QQ' Cb' on 02600 tqxxocfsftxoiix' 0 1 Q96 Vest ci 55 . ,fb , 2 QW' 206 'QOQQ V055 L5 PS QXXQKQ OSOQ yn 0 gf 'O K0 S K Leos 5 s vo A 1 f -z 1 -.1 Florence Peterka prepares potential homemakers in her foods and family and social problems-classes She acts as Junior Girl Reserve and Home Econom- ics' 'Club adviser. Florence Vest encourages the love of good literature as school librarian. She is Wilsonian adviser. very valuable plaque of Horace Mann was present- ted to the school by Home Room 204. vxosxi i 1- gpikilllfig GF QW' SV. R 'X fy' 3. ROOM 204 PRESENTS PLAQUE Mr. Jerry Coleman is the Athletic Director and Bas ketball coach. Miss Cecelia Bowen is the Girls' Physical Education director and adviser for G.A.A. and the W Club. Miss Edna M. Koch is a very busy individual as Senior Girl Reserve Adviser, ticket chairman, adviser for the Log and teacher of Stenography, Bookkeep- ing and Oftice Practice. Miss Lola Fay is adviser of the International Rela- tion's Club and the Student Council. She teaches social studies, history, socialogy, civics and eco- nomics. Mr. Alfred Kise is the coach for Baseball and the Basketball B squad. He teaches mechanical drawing and metal shop. Mr. Leonard Juds is Hi-Y adviser and instructor of the stage force and wood shop. Miss Jessie Felsted teaches American History and is Senior Class adviser. Miss Mae Binet has classes in both Modern and American History and with Miss Felsted, advises the Senior Class. Miss Bertha Muedeking has variety in that she teach- es Industrial Geography and English. As Student Aid Chairman, Miss Lucille Wells, is a very busy lady. She teaches Medieval and Mo- dern History and was adviser for the February Senior Class. Miss Ethel M. Johnson has charge ot the Red Cross Activities at Wilson and teaches Ancient, Modern and Medieval History. Miss Leona Schuhart teaches Junior Business Training and Typing. 4. THE LAW OF DIMINISHING RETURNS I I 7 A HISTORY REFERENCE 8. MUST BE A GOOD LESSON 9. THE EVER-CHANGING GLOBE SE!! .Q 'E 4 A 2 I 1 Mm? 5 E . vg' I V 4. ,wgg X-fl! i -if 2- , ik. A 1 Q L 'K -S133 K . 4 -8 N, 5 'QA Q 4 'Z ,A ig: 1 , 5 i , .. . . .U1 ,, x . ,f Q-of E sf il I f u 4 ., - 4- Q' ,- A . ' 46' i V ga U 3' -1.-ensue-3 l . nw? -'Nh . N U 9 T i. .. -Sh 1 ,Q K . 1-v--gs.. ., I Mrs. Jacobs, our helpful clerk, signs an excuse for Miss Bly, our most congenial nurse, checks on all absentees Ariel. Genelle checks on program cards. excuses. Hortense and Bernice prove valuable aids. iff!! 0 ,asf gdflddljdg Mrs. Lee Jacobs acts as our very efficient school clerk and secretary to Miss Colter. She has some valuable office helpers, namely: Gloria Basciano, Genelle Ewing, Lorraine Drews, Victoria Elvester, Jean Elliott, Lois Ann Glewwe, Thelma Lokken, Lois Ann Sausen, Patricia Mc- Mahon, Eileen Moran, Fred Scoggin, Lucile Nelson, Flor- ence Tuckner, Shirley Edwards, Harriet Stewart, Loretta McCawley, Betty Murray, Elaine Meier, Harriet Fuller, Jo- an Fuller. Mrs. Knapp and Mrs. O'ConneII are two very busy and important women in our school. Mrs. Knapp is gen- eral manager and cashier of the cafeteria and Mrs. O'- Donnell is her very valuable assistant. Students receiving federal aid assist with the dishes. It is remarkable how lOOO people can be served daily by these very gracious and willing workers. Mrs. Knapp and Mrs. O'Donnell greet Harriet Stew- art in the cafeteria. WMM! Wm Miss Bly examines the students who have been out because of illness. She makes home calls for those who have been absent for more than three days. lt is through her careful guidance that epidemics and infections are curbed. To maintain the reputation that Wilson has had in the past-that of being one of the cleanest schools in St. Paul-our ianitors and ianitresses are kept very busy. Those not in the picture include: Mrs. H. Peterson, Miss M. Dennes. This staff of hard-working-individuals is under the capable and pleasant supervision of Mr. O'Donnell, Wilson's con- genial engineer. You must have had a hard day, Mr. Baker, Mr Martin, Mr. Stahnke, and good-natured Mr. O'Donnell. A fi fx .. -. new v ,JJ X X 161417 . ' ,, ,Z I , ff ffl. 1' 6 'f cg, y ' km, Z J TC gf . f ' W MM ,Med 'Zfowfw clciezfwggu Q x Q x X I .-- -- ..1' 4 -C UUN HNNNN STUNENTS JUNE HNNNN STUNENTS Margaret Kellum Doris Hitzeman Clarice Gibson Donald Wahlund Robert Meyer Lols Sausen Ruth Jane Schmidt Helen Monteith Lorraine Drews Genelle Ewing Patricia McMahon Lois Lindgren T!T!oZ in prcfmej Ruth Henry Elaine Meier Kenneth Wangerin Marjorie Mathies Eileen Hatter Marjorie Murray La Verne Marvin Patricia Frylinger Frances Hitzemann Lorella Nelson Eleanor Coleman Victoria Elvester Leo Hartig Lorraine Klein Richard Burrell Anne Bulloch Dorothy Keys Robert Coons Ferdinand Ohnsorg Eileen Quinlan Scott Johnston John Comstock Lulu Mae Evans EEBNUNNU HNNNN STUUENTS Seated Clifford Hedeen, Valedictoriang Luclle Nelson, Arllne Osgard, Marjory Moody, Betty Earhuff, Eileen Moran, Florence Tuckner, Betty Murray Standing: Maynard Bjorgo, Salutatoriang Bonney Jean McLean, Lavonne Papple, Dorothy Miller, Helen Nelson, Marlon Janssen, Clyde Jackson, George Lang. II Ib-s.l-K Ashgfddrnbk-Jw' a a , oo ball. Axels Mar s 'Class Pres.- o ers, Sec., Girl Reserves, 1 1 .- II ity . . ., heerleader, Revue, G S W' i nonet ', Log , Wilsonian . Bb arm e Player? Ticket Chairman, Fencing Club, jp ' ' ., St ent Council, Pres., Hi-Y, Vice Pres., All City il,r6fJr ef Wilsonian , asst. Bus. Mgr., Band, I.R.C., ,AV ye' Ml pl , ki Club, Gym team, Hi-Y safety play. .rf fr Qrgo, Maynard-Class Pres., Class treas., Jodelle Players, Head Usher, W Club, Sec., German Club, Sec., Fencing Club, Pres., I.R.C., Program Chairman, Hi-Y, Pres., Choir, Vice Pres., Ski Club, WiIsonian , Log Editor, Revue, Music Festival, Gymnastics. e- ristmas Play. , . 5 ' - f g , ns, P y ' , . '.,7GirPReserves, Revue, Log . . Rf-1 X' Co, , ,Ce lia-Jodelle Players, Program Chairman, Usher, Girl , . . S ....., s c. Club, G,A.A., Stage Force, Migno- ne 'logfl ' 9 Earhuft, Betty-Jodelle'PTayers, Vice Pres., W Club, Vice Pres., G. A.A., Vice Pres., Board, Girl Reserves, Treas., Cabinet, Revue, Girl Shy , Mignonette , Wilsonian , associate Ed., News Ed. Erickson, Myrtle-Jodelle Players, Usher, Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Log . Etzell, Jeanne-Girl Reserves, G.A.A. Grohs, Madge-Class Sec., W Club, G.A.A., Sec., Girl Reserves, Choir, Jodelle Players, l.R.C., Fencing Club. Guiliani, Robert-Jodelle Players, Hi-Y, Latin Club, W Club, Treas., Press Club, Wilsonian , Mignonette , Christmas Carol , Foot- ,Jfpl-Cr ball, Baseball, Golf. - . ,oA,.Q,,- V'-'MA4 Vc:',, fffZ'Z,,,..,a-., 'Z E - f-- -race, Wnel , Ber' French Club, Social Chairman, Jodele Players, X Usher, og . Hedeen, Clifford-I.R.C., Pres., Band, Pres., Orchestra, Hi-Y, Vice Pres., German Club, Jodelle Players, Treas., Press Club, Ed. of Wil- sonian , Mignonette , The Vanishing Princess , Revue, Music Festival. Hickman, Jean Louise-Class Historian, Treas., G.A.A., Pres., Board, W Club, I.R.C., Home Ec. Club, Sec., Choir, Orchestra, Sec., Librari n, nd, Sec., Log . 1 1 ,g Jackso , de- ass r ., ' Clu , Track, Gymnastics. Jacky Phyllis rl C Ec. Club- G.A.A.- Ski u I I I. 1 I 1 Cl , ue. Janssen, Marion- lass Sec., German Club, Pres., I.R.C., Ski Club, Girl Reserves, Pres., Wilsonian , Log . Johnson, Dorothy-Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Jodelle Players, I.R.C., Ski Club, Choir, Log . Johnson, Elna-Girl Reserves. Johnson, Richard- W Club, Choir, Hi-Y, Revue, Music Festival, Foot- ball, Track. Kloek, Florence-G.A.A., Home Ec. Club, Jodelle Players, Ski Club, vue usi Festi al KueHe r - - n in , i Club, Jodelle Players. La Bissoniere, Joan--Class Sec., Girl Reserves, Treas., Choir, Jodelle Players, G.A.A., Revue, Homecoming hostess, Log , Music Festival. ,. X X ,ae W Club, German Club, Fencing Club, Track. Lillian-G.A.A.- Girl Reserves- Home Ec. Club- Music Fes Jean-G.A.A., W Club, Jodelle Players, Girl Re- Log . V Wilsonian , Orchestra, Head Photographer of Log . A., Jodelle Players, Orchestra, Choir, W Club, ub l.R.C., Girl Reserves, Treas., Revue, f'Mignonette , Student Council, Vice Pres., Fencing Club, l.R.C., Ski Pres., Log , , Margery-Class Sec., Pres., W Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Jodelle Players, Choir, Log , Revue. Moore, y loycl- W Club, Baseball. Moran, Eileen-Girl Reserves, Pres., Home Ec. Club, Pres., l.R.C., Ski Club, Revue. Murray, Betty-Girl Reserves, Pres., lnter-Club Council, G.A.A., Sec., Board, Fencing Club, W Club, Log , All City Letter, Wil- sonian . Nelson, Helen-Girl Reserves, Vice Pres., G.A.A., Board, W Club, Choir, Orchestra, Jodelle Players, German Club, Revue, Music Festival. Nelson, Lucile-Girl Reserves, Jodelle Players, G.A.A., Pres., Vice Pres., ,abi et, W Club, l.R.C., Stage Force, Usher, Choir, Migno- X e , Christmas Play, Hi Spots , Log , Revue. r er, Lawrence-German Club, Choir, Revue, Music Festival. Osgard,l rline-l.R.C., Vice Pres., Girl Reserves, Pres., Band, Orchestra, S ., Jodelle Players, Usher, Revue, Wilsonian , Associate Ed., MusicjFestybl, Log . Ostergrenl, LRobel.t'-:Student Council. V OW trlSj9,Agi1i?.s!rvJs,' Safety Chairman, Jodelle Players, e Force, Ally ity Jr. Safety Council, Vice Pres., Migno- nette , Log . 'IN Papple, Lavonne-l.R.C., Sec., Girl Reserves, l.C.C., Choir, Pres., Jo- delle Players, German Club, Treas., Ski Club, Revue, Music F ti , Mignonette , Log . R n, Bernice-Girl Reserves, Home Ec. Club, G.A.A. Harold-Fencing Club, Ski Club, Hi-Y, l.R.C, German Club. Donald- W Club, Treas., Fencing Club, Baseball. Stewart, Harriet-Girl Reserves, G.A.A., French Club, Jodelle Players, l.R.C,, Choir, Revue, Music Festival, Log . Teichroew, Shirley-Choir, Girl Reserves, G.A.A., W Club, Treas., Revue, Music Festival, All City Letter, Log . Tuckner, Florence-Class Program Chairman, Girl Reserves, Sec., Home Ec. Club, l.R.C,, Ski Club. Vang, Ruby-G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Ski Club, Log . Vong, Warren-Ski Club, Vice Pres., Hi-Y, German Club, Fencing Club, Track. Wald, Delores-Fencing Club, Ski Club, W Club, G.A.A., Girl Re- serves, Press Club, Student Council, All City Letter, Wilson- icnni nl-0911. Walsky, Robert- W Club Board, Ski Club, Fencing Club, Golf, Foot- ball, Track, Gymnastics. Waring, Mariorie-G.A.A., Treas., Board, W Club, Jodelle Players, Usher, Girl Reserves, Sec., Historian, Girl Shy , Revue, All City Letter, Wilsonian , Press Club, Log . Welliver, Virginia-G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Treas., Choir, French Club, Sec., Home Ec. Club, Press Club, Revue, Music Festival, Log , Wilkoske, Lue Verne-G.A.A. Board, Choir, Jodelle Players, Girl Re- serves, W Club, Ski Club, Revue, Music Festival. Willis, Shirley-Choir, Jodelle Players, Girl Reserves, Revue, Music Festival. Adler, Marie-l.R.C., G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Jodelle Players, W Club, IILOQII. Allen, May. Amy, Charles-l.R.C., Latin Club, Ski Club. Anderson, Harry. dfgwfvmbeifffgbfciub. SI 196, ,We Anderson, William-Choir? Revue, W Club, Baseball. Aronson, Chester-Golf, Captain. Barnum, Alymer-Ski Club, Stage Force, Golf. Barron, Shirley-G.A.A., Latin Club, l.R.C., Jodelle Players, Choir, Girl Reserves- Revue- Christmas Play- Music Festival Beattie, Elizabeth-Home Ec Club, Treas., l.R,C., French Club, Girl Reserves, J. S. Prom. Beckman, Marion-Transferred from Pine City. Berry, Caroline-German Club, Revue, W Club, All City Letter, G.A.A., Treas., Board. Biebighauser, Loren-Band, Orchestra, Student Council, Revue, Mu- sic Festival. Bondly, Myrtle-French Club. Bordenave, Loretto-Girl Reserves, l.R,C., Log , G.A.A. - Bowman, Shirley-Revue, W Club, G.A.A. Bulloch, Anne-Latin Club, I.R.C., Choir, Revue, W Club, G.A.A. Burrell, Richard-I.R.C., Ski Club. y Cahail, Richard-Hi-Y, W Club, Football, Baseball, Revue. Carley, Erne -Cl'loir,!f W Club,w,-'Gymnastics, Trackll if 1 f fx , X . .1 C lstromgalqd-Zliss lggEsjglI.R.C.g1.Qpdel - Choir, Tennis 4, I 1 ganoreil- .lodelle Players, G f if ' K' Comisgy, an-Girl,Reserves, Choir, Log , Music Festival- Revue. Wt ,,.lohn: 4 ' - 53, 4 , Coons, Robert-Baseballs' , , ,K l Qo6QlCJRiia,r L l '., le Players,Cl'1oir, Revue. .f XJ Cunnien, Alice-G.A.A., I.R.C. 1 Dum, Phyllis-a.A.A. l L Dindorf, James-Class Pres., Jodelle Players, I.R.C., Press Club, Ski Club, Mignonette , Wilsonian , Bus. Mgr. Donovan, Fern-Home Ec. Club, Latin Club, G.A.A. Doty, Marguerite-l.R.C. Drews, Lorraine-G.A,A., W Club, All City Letter. Dunne, John J.-I.R.C., Latin Club, Choir, Revue. Ebert, Bernard-Hi-Y, W Club, Football, Baseball. 1 .f 47 Eftinger, Mar ueilte ' . .,.- lub, I.R.C., Latin Club, Choir, Vice re - R ' e a fl .. s., X SI s I l. E I L rf - U I n gill Elvester, Victori -Girl Reselfves, Logl', G.A.A. Erickson, Audrey-Girl Reserves, Choir, Revue, G.A.A., Music Festival. Etten, Bernice-I.R.C., Girl Reserves. Evans, Lulu Mae-Jodelle Players, G.A.A., Revue. L ' ' , . . .. ,. I i in-Ii - f ml - .m m I --1.. . I ,Qffv -I-I it , . h h, n i . . W Hui Ezell, ard-Stage Forc - W Club, Revue. andrey, arren-I.R.C., Ski Club, 'Lyo . Floria, Evelyn-Choir, Revue, Music Festival. Frylinger, Patricia-Class Sec., Jodelle Players, Pres., I.R.C., Latin Club, French Club, G.A.A., Treo ., Girl Shy , Mignonettef', Revue, LoQ . U!! MY J.f 'l 10 ' nj Lki Qu U Fuller, .loan-G.A.A., W Club, Board, I.R.C., GermanplClub, irl Reserves, Music Festival. Gibson, Clarice-I.R.C., Latin Club, Ski Club, Student Council, J. S. Prom, W Club, All City Letter, G.A.A., Treas. Gilgosch, Allen-Transferred from Cretin. Gillig, Dorothy-G.A.A., Choir, I.R.C., Jodelle Players, W Club, German Club, Revue,Jvlusic Festival. Goering, Margaret. j-Q X Ny .i , I vi N gif Greve, Elsie-I.R.C., Latin Club. Gruber Frank Gymnastics Ca t ll F ' All City, Track, Cap- 1 ffviffgi... .' , . fixjii H! tl, J I 9. V I w' . Ply! 0' vvwflielv l ' ft, cgxylhv' :V . ,, . :ply an -Y. . ., Girls efervbs, Choir, Revue, Log , Music Festival, G.A.A. q anlon, Mary-G.A.A., I.R.C., Home Ec. Club, Girl Reserves, Vice Pres. Hanson, Dolores-G.A.A., W Club, I.R.C., Girl Reserves, Revue, III-og!!- Hansen, Clarence-Baseball. Hartig, Leo-Class Pres., I.R.C., Jodelle Players, Pres., Revue, J. S. Prom. Harvey, Delores-l.R.C., Girl Reserves, Choir, Home EC. Club, Revue, Log , Music Festival, W Club, Sec., G.A.A. Hatter, Eileen-Girl Reserves, Latin Club, .lodelle Players, I.R.C., Stu- crfu dent Councily Usher, J. S. Prom, G.AjQ. g N s,TlbFmd'n4enCir'lg iClub,fldcle5le'Players, Hi-Y, German Club, Ski Club, I.R.C., Orchestra, Band, lgcoif' 426 - I Q 7 ?22.L.f54ua 29064 www , Henry, Ruth-I.R.C., Sec., Home Ec. Club, Vic Pres., Latin Club, G.A.A. Hintzman, Frances-I.R.C., G.A.A., Orchestra, Music Festival, Revue. Hitzemann, Doris-I.R.C., German Club, Choir, Girl Reserves, Jodelle Players, Usher, Revue, J. S. Prom, Student Council, All City Letter, G.A.A. SS, Jen in, Geor . Jirik, Anna Mae-Latin Club, Choir, Sec., Ski Club, G.A.A., W Club Jodelle Players, Girl Reserves, Christmas Play, Cheerleader Revue, Music Festival. Johnson, Dean. Johqstdn, Arthur-Jodelle Players, Ski Club, Revue, Tennis, Football P-if Choir. . .1 if' . 'A Lfnldhnston, Scott-Class-lfrves., lZR.C., Latin Club, Fencing Club, J. S Prom, Tennis. F Fencing Club, Wilsanian , Girl Shy , Log . Keys, Dorothy-G.A.A., W Club, Pres., l.R.C., German Club, Girl Reserves, Jodelle Players, Revue, Log , All City Letter. Klein, Lorraine-l.R.C., G.AA.,lCh2QyQGirl Reserves, Revue, Music stival, Log. Kleis, Lo r eserves, German Club, Revue, Log . I Kriegler, Richard-Transferred from St. Agnes. Lamson, Ernest-Hi'Y Treas- F C93-Clu i Club Football, Gym- nasticss. ij-jan L . F ci Q f 2 Mt? . ' X Leininger, a 'n C.- ase 7-'Mgr., asket all, Mgr., Choir, Ger- man Club, Vice Pres., l.R.C., Jodelle Players, W Club, Revue Levitt, Dale-Transferred from Rochester. Lindgren, Lois-I.R.C., G.A.A., Latin Club, Jodelle Players, Wilsonian , Choir. Lockman, Beyerly-GirlWRe y A, Home Ec. Club, Choir. 1 ,I 1, ,V ,W L rKa G.fw79C.', ' Reserves, W Club, Jodelle Players- if ' -Log , Alligltyjdter, Orchestra. , -I ,f ' g Lundblad, Emmanuel-Music Festival, Choir, Revue, Hi-Y, W Club- Baseball, Basketball. Manlove, Lindley-Orchestra, Choir, Band. Marvin, Dorothea- W Club, l.R.C., Treas., G.A.A., French Club, Re- vue, All City Letter. Marvin, LaVerne-l.R.C., Home Ec. Club, Hi-Spots , G.A.A., Log Matheis, Mariorie-Latin Club, G.A.A. Matthews, Marjorie-G.A.A., W Club, Pres., All City Letter, Girl Reserves Jodell Pl yers Fencing Club Choir Cheerleader Revue non te Music Festa I IF i ull ,' ' F IILIQII. I I . 5: , Matson, Befy ' SAF, , .R.C., Latin Club, Log . 1 Kellum, Murgaret-l.R.C., G.A.A., Jodelle Players, Latin Club, Treas., McAndrews, Vincent- W Club, Baseball. McDonnell, Helen-Home Ec. Club, Fencing Club, W Club, G.A.A. McKenzie, Mary-l.R.C., .lodelle Players, Usher, Log , n ff' , tl l ly 'Fl ' . tdjll'l1lfl lfl 'l' Mc Mahon, Pom S rvglluiefc., All city J' tx ai! Meier, Elaine- Log , Bus Mgr., Club, City Associate Girl Football, Track, Gymnastics es--Jodelle Players, l.R.C., G.A.A. Monitor, Harriet-Class Sec., l.R.C., Latin Club, Choir, Revue, Girl Reserves, G.A.A. Monteith, Helen-Jodelle Players, W Club, G.A.A., Sec., Pres., l.R.C., French Club, Mignonette , Revue, Log , Hi-Spots , All City Letter. Mosberger, Mariorie-G.A.A, Muggenburg, Hortense-Girl Reserves, Log , G.A.A. ' f I- lo ft Munson, ' ClUbfjl'gk:.j Bahgcmms' '- - .. W .Li . Murray, Margie-Class Treas., G.A.A., Pres., l.R.C., Latin Club, W Club, Log , All City Letter. Nelson, Beatrice-Girl Reserves. C5 son, David-Choir, Ski Club. -C Nelson, Lorellc- W Club, G.A.A., All City Letter. Nelson, Mildreth-G.A.A., Girl Reserves, W Club, All City Letter. Norgard, Betty Jean-G.A.A., Home Ec. Club. O'Connor, John-Choir, Revue, Basketball. Ohnsorg, Ferdinand-Ski Club. Olson, Gordon-Choir, Vice Pres., Tennis, Golf. Perry, Charles-Cafeteria assistant. f Peterson, Carolyn-Home Ec. Club, Latin Club, Choir. Plankers, Elsie-G.A.A., Girl Reserves. Quinlan, Eileen-G.A.A., W ClUb, Vice Pres., Jodelle Players, Girl Reserves, l.R.C., Revue, All City Letter. Rangitsch, Corinne-G.A.A., l.R.C., German Club, Log . Rich , ert7lARE.nPresQBb,X Vlil,ScQfautff7 Z Rockenbach, Arline-G.A.P?, Girl Reserves, l.R.C., Log , Transferred from Marshall. f gf' W we - Ryan, Cathleen-Girl Reserves, Log . l A ' f Sausen, 'Lois-G.A.A., W Club, l.R.C., Press Club, Wilsonian , Re- vue, All City Letter. Schmidt, Ruth .lane-G.A.A. Schulze, Longtime-G.A.A. O 'le X, N3 Qwlloiygigv coggin, Fre -Class Vice-Pres., Latin Club, l.R.C., Press Club, Wil- sonian , Student Council, Treas. Sommers, June-Home Ec. Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Log . 1 ,1 .7 ff Sweitzer, D ql - '7Y, Qhoir, W Club. N AA , ' J, .. C1 .W ,l K ,vvfffxv ,! f',g ..., .. . ,Jef ' Thoren, Peyton-Ski Club. Tr wdpbng-I.RyC.3 'Joflelle.,l?layers, Force, Revue, Girl ff., h, ,J ' 1 533 Van Derzee, June-Girl Resefvl , Home Ec. lub, Treas., Choir, Log , G.A.A. 'fx a I 34' . Van Dyke, John4I.R.8, ice-Pres., Choir, Revue, Football, vono, Mary-Home E5. Club, G.A.A. Von Shank, Henriette-Girl Reserves. Wahlund, Donald-Class Treas., Press Club, Orchestra, Vice-Pres., Band, l.R.C., German Club, Jodelle Players, Mignonette , Wilsonian , J. S. Prom, Revue. Wangerin, Kenneth-l.R.C., Student Council, Revue. Wegler, John. Wesenberg, Adair-G.A.A., Choir, l.R.C., Revue, Music Festival. Westholter, Eleanor. Westin, Lorraine-Home Ec. Club, l.R.C., G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Log . Westlund, Jer --l.R.C., Pres., Latin Club, Ski Club, Log , Gymnastics. W. i I i Stage Force, Football, Basketball. -WV: C A M E R A S H Y Roy Burnham, Genelle Ewing, Luana Rossbach, Arthur Zwirner. rlUlllllll Silllllll Plilllll Wilson's first Junior-Senior Prom! Just imagine! Our dream had come true after patiently waiting for years. Friday, May 26, l939, had finally arrived. For many weeks previous to the great event, there had been an air of breathless expectancy among the Juniors and Seniors. Promptly at 8:30, the guests began to arrive, presenting their formal invitations at the door. Exclamations of sur- prise and approval came from everyone upon entering the room. Palms, flowers, and huge clusters of gayly color- ed balloons lent the occasion a festive and beautiful at- mosphere. Indirect spot lights softened the colors and played upon the orchestra and the balloons. The large silver screen behind the orchestra added that certain touch which set the orchestra off as the main feature. cob av Q Fred Scoggin was general chairman assisted by a gre many committees. Patricia Frylinger, as mistress of ceremoni s assisted by Patricia Palmquist and John Dunne w gave vocal selections accompanied by Elaine Meier. Attractive dance programs were presented to each person and Wilson's red and white colors were predomin- ant on the programs and small pencils. Music was fur- nished by the popular George Snyder's Orchestra. ,The grand march presented the climax of the eve- ning. Its various intricate formations afforded a better opportunity to see all who attended. After the march, fluffy nets, bright prints, and soft pastel colors, could again be seen floating rhythmically around the softly lighted gym. It presented a beautiful picture, one which those who attended will remember for many years to come. elt to i ht, Front R w: . Hickman, D. Miller. H. Monitor, M. Grohl, M. Haley, M. J urr . M. cody, P. Frylinge . Second Row: W. Hickman, D. Wahlund, J. Trimmer, L. Frye, . Hartlg. L. Elwell, S. Johnston. l 1 Wewwmmfwl Junior Officers Left to Right: Evelyn Moncrl f, secretaryg Michael Spear, treasurer: Benart Young, program chairman Georgia Parsons, vice-president. Q n Falls, president, not in picturej. r, X I, . V x fl . t , x I I B X ' 'VU N f . tl Q 9. i X il fl J i 1 gqsl lllE llElllllllSlIE Wilson's Junior Class of l94O was organiied in October, l939, and this organization bound together more strongly the class. Being separated into various home rooms, we did not feel or act as a whole until our class was organized. immediately we drew up and ratified a constitu- tion, elected officers, and planned money-making protects, the first of which was an ice-skating party which was held at the Hippodrome and was a huge success. Oh, those weary weeks of selling tickets which ended in a lot of fun and the happy knowledge that we had something in our treasury! Meetings throughout the year were work and fun for everyone, and the class appreciates the aid and co- operation that was given by our two advisers, Mrs. Asp and Mrs. Mittelstadt. The high spot of the year, of course, was the Jun- ior-Senior Prom, when we lowly Juniors were honored at being in the grand company of the splendid Seniors. The Prom was gay and beautiful, in spite of the work and mix- ups, and we look forward to planning next year's which will be our last, and our farewell to Wilson. All in all, our Junior year was a fine and happy one, and to you who are now Sophomores, we bequeath cl bright future. As Freshmen we were awed, as Sophomores we toiled, as Juniors we labored but had fun,--what will happen when we are SENIORS? ,, ' .5 K1 1 'jr sk. sr. 'szrix , X we .4 ,Et L J 1 X ff Q .tl L Ml y----.....,, ka-UIQ 9- l. We hail from the wood shop-Room 6 is right. No girls are found here-iust men of might. Front Row: E. Lundblad, W. Lambert, F. Gruber, L. Maior, R. Thalhuber, P. Nelson, W. Eisfslder. Second Row: W. Thompson, P. Roney, D. Merk, R. Davies, R. Weier, E. Beck, W. Wright. Third Row: N. Larson, R. Reed, E. Christensen, R. Burnham, C. Thompson, L. Antonson. Fourth Row: E. Glaum, G. Jacobson, B. Szocik, R. Rock. 2. Room 3, you know-our Cooking girls. With pretty faces, smiles and curls. Front Row: L. M. Holmes, V. Larson, M. Rost, H. Koller. Second Row: L. Weimer, S. Bahnaman, S. Edwards, E. Scanlan, j. Lenertz, M. Newell, F. Pohl, D. Bursell. Third Row: M. Sanford, L. Evenson, H. Gollaher, D. Gehrke, B. Cornell, O. Ryberg, A Erickson, E. Florio, D. Kaiser. Fourth Row: D. Peterson, E. Greve, J. Hoseth, B. Voelker, G. Hayde. 3. Smiling faces, friendly looks-Room 5 will shine through reading books. Front Row: L. Stoyke, L. Krannak, R. Rumpsa, C. Carlson. Second Row: N. Magnuson, A. Boyce, J. Kline, L. Matson, H Affolter, K. Kohls. Third Row: H. Ripka, M. Carlson, L. johnson, E. Schremf, D. Toth, j. Forman. Fourth Row: j. Sisterman, W Kaye, G. Fisher, C. Turnquist, H. Lundhlod, B. Celany, M. Spear, F. Beer, C. Darling, J. Lambert, A. Paulson. -4 X, V V,-uf? A Room 7 ond '20Vs ombikkon k 4, Ks to carry on NNKXson's Trodnion. ernkck, Henderson, Enqen, Bergman, Bomnan, Front Bow: Ghuson, Nnwy, Waish, Derkckson, Schaeppi, R ' HY- Guerun Ghason. Muqqenhurq, Suuon, Gmwvle. Second Bow: J Lexsen, NN rn , 0, Q , , , ssad, Ghurchvlard, Schuh., Fans, Shomshav-, Soarv-s, Bouqke, Kane, Larson, Bcsquel., Bmylcck, Hurvath, Frye, Hanson.Nlars, Nas Haessio. Derlaan. Nmson, Sirnnwnl- ins, Preston, Bump, Kushch, Bnoschi, Dov-e. n. 'Third Row: Ericv-son, Hofer, Wood, Bog- e ' ' an smedt Yskn Ran xmsch Vandanacker Ehioz Jeanso Fay. Fourxh iowa Dutlhaine, Fuherxy, Wm- chuet, 5r.eXnv4or1-h, Shane, Robinson, Larson, b Front Rowz Kumble, Ecanow, Mack, Fotkenson, Thomson, Mccxure. Second Flow: Krieqxer, Gahander, Lonqnexd, Canmore, Ou Prey, Mueuer, Greer, Porier, Nked, swenson,vlswcer, Trxume, C-asnarre. Thxro Bow, smandxnqz Neko, Johnston, Markuson, Cyr, senrueaer, Schneider, Jonnson,Taulert, Nugent, Carman, Nkenhaus, Jaev-el, Schumacher, Gunmen, Thompson, Freeheue, Heuer, Woke. W e're oh agreed the top's o Ws 208 for Xhe honor roXX. or gooX 3' Front Bow: Sowaerq, rm-.Kman Runheh Nehon, SKaar, Moytan, mayloek, Lang, Casey, Day, Hema, Parslovl, Kruesensr, ' x x 9 cena o'c new rnxra Row- Lee Y-akser, S-Leech Emou Phksted. Second Row: Coe, rlasexen, Str ge, ar , onnor, . . , , . Fo rth Bow: 1-haren, Pounder, Ekdman, Marunson. FHN.h Row: Raymaker, Appxebaum, Sims. Sk-nth Row: Oarhon, N Poheoff, Docher'-Nl' W . Johnson. For greater honors Room A skrwes NNe'XX remember XNKXson oh our Wes., XX l elm Front Row: Slocum, Porguwn, C Row: sr-out, Belllx, l-me, Hou' ling, Petersen. Stendahl, Def. Quickuell. L 1 archedi, Caha' lday. Thayer Fahey, Fletch . Q 4,-41 1 f., x., fK W ,, . VD Md, I ,VK f, J'-+L 1' , gum 49 2s....'ff WW We ll, Ha r Chri er, G nsen. M stenaen ' FEED. Er' l Onward lo honors our lf's the Home fnoffo r00'h will class of 203. yhre, S . Mlnoau lckson ' ullivan e. Kiln . Klse. St . Pet nel. M' all. Cl' son, Anderson lller, Bryant, L Fourth Row: . Mc Ca a rson. Nelsen rr. Second 'rhlra Row: Hel- , Honey. Jefferson. Krue- ront ow: kennedy. Stuueman, Schrnidt. Mycue second Row: Glaesman. Scott. Zalnblhd. w: Meyer. McCue, Peck. Lann. Dlebel. All around girls ond fellow For 704 is nothin 1 SWifkH l . Mogre ?erQ E e 5 f00 Q new. . Osborn b rha n Klln e, Mo I, Ek e. Nel :bel-ge holfn, ' son. P I' Wlthu ourth enon. Wlkro ake. kropyer Row: Lalson t . . Buck , Davis. ' . Biker. ' .V Hifi' ' it 'K' A4 ,V if 4 Y' JV x P' f7 ' u K - fx ' lg l -. , f fb N' 5 '1-,Parr X5 .W ci v-'Y I .IF :J 4' ' J I -A' il T' X . ' Y l ' lx U V 1 uw N .J -J , V YJ 1 ,ff v U ' a E T . ,A Q 1 , Ag I . x ry. I ! I M71 1 A ,I 'l f 2' X J . g, . ' ' ,sf- ,5 I 1 fb! I-'ronr Raw Bowel. Knapp. . nlaun Monerlen McAndrewn, Pothen, Nystrom. Second Row: Kottk Guatarcon. Hanlon, Parsons, Plaachko, Dawson. Third Row: Rohow. Ntedhaln. Plhakl. Modlyluk ann. Fourth Row: Young, Zebell, Hall, Dale, Runyan. Blanchard, Skelton. Martin, L Er o, Swagler, Platzer. Room 703, one of the besf always hoppyxfull of fest. ,-f-'-3' V , , -'f Fl, 8 I. Qing., Ehher , 0 Shoon. if if ' 0U!fil!llll.U.iU2D, Nm Wt .-xxx x 'N r ,,,... 1 x 'Q Front Row: D. Thompson, B. Nelson, N. Miller, J. Hillis. Second Flow: D. Peterson, J. Bousquet, J. Elde, M. J. Morrissey, B. lg 2 Bendickson, L. Bjorgo, D. Schomuhak. Third Row: E. M. Vreeland, B. Swedberg, A. Zeis, P. Beck, V. Gundmark, J. MacArthur. 4 Fourthgow: V. James, B. J. Johnson, G. De Marco, L. Dixson, L. Horton, J. Borden, . Niles, L. Domeier, S. Dindorf, 0. Adamson, L. Arc rd. Fifth Row: B. Baldwin, C. Wachs, A. KnobIauch,E. Lejchar, W. Dic R. Eickstadt. fx , ,xiii- w Y, , ' , X' y .4 i i H I. N ' re we are-o lor e rou now . i ' i ' To win higher honors is our vow. S ' ,ii 'W Q C I Q!! I I I I p i in Q .fJ Front Row: Burtis, V. Baran, M. Sorenson, A. Malloy, I. Newton, G. Nelson. M. Kloek, J. Newman, J. Davis, R. Nelson. J F Second Row: K. V. Vorseth, J. Brown, J. Vlgoren, L. Manteulel, L. Schultz, P. Arend, K. Murphy, M. Merthan, M. Westgard, , H, , 'sv V 5 J 0 , Q A. Sorensen, E. Third Row: L. Dunphy, I. M. Wiest, D. McCue, A. Christopherson, J. Jackso , E. Nelson, C. Bondly, P. X h ,. ,Avg Askerooth, G. A void, O. Antonson, D. Otto. Fourth Row: H. Jeanson, K. Burton, R. Johnson, C. ley, C. Lyman, G. Freeman, rf , I Nl' ' 4, fy , F. Murphy, E. aynard, A. Henpl, R. Ferguson. Fifth Row: A. Neilsen, L. ProQhero, A. Cooper, H ohnson, A. Flipka, R. Davies, ' .if ' R. Blanck. R. Mullen, R. Kvnalska, B. Bolser, C. St. Sauver. Sixth Row: N. Dlonisopoulos, ank . Appleby, J. Lukoskie. ' ff If ' ' V33 X W f pn H ,, - . . 4 J ' . : . W . g . , , . JJ' ' . ffwaob ' - Here it is-Room 108. ' ' 'L VJ 1 - - . Q f' -xt They ll be outstanding-you lust wail. i Front Row: J. M. Blckel, W. Morgantinl, G. J. Foley, L. Gustafson, M. Hartert, V. Elvester. Second Row: R. Larson, L. Ris- dall, J. Parten, G. Graff, K. Schultz, L. Lund. Third Row: H. Miner, E. Meyer, H. Dletsch, L. Guertln, R. Boaitle, S. Harvey, B. Maher. Fourth Row: F. Olson, J. Clark, J. Cutting, P. Lenertz, M. Gasparre, B. Statham, N. Wlley. Filth Row: L. Goodman L , . Jensen R. Hain G. Jones G. Richter C. Du Ch ne. Back of Room: J. Horvath . nqevln G. Nugent. V . . A v 3,4 T 1 m.,,l Q Q v fy!! Kiley. 1 , x .4 . , f V f' .1 3,1 ' V J J , ., 1 -' wr' ' v, 1. : 38 if ,fi fm . if PF if . , .f L. ,aff ,f 1 N ' . .f' ,f1 , ' - ,, .... 4... ,,,.. i,-. L, -......e..,.i,.e.-....... A -M-mmm I if Q , I Dry., , f lf , gf 0 T . l U 'V 41' x f 1 yr' C :J L no F f ' . w . f V , JI r M.-22. llydll V , x 1 Front Row: A. Barnes, L. Benson, L. Aronson, D. Maynard, H. Von Schenk, D. Uttermark, L. McCawIey, F. Pcmplllo, P. Tesch, nas S Lockman C Fuller P Fogarty M Fleusinger Second Row: J. Zabawa, V. Jahnke, S. Johnson, R. Glewwe, 5. Jacky, J. C. Jo - ' . . ', . , . . Kampa, V, Prudhomme, J. Matson, M. Price. M. R. Craig, V. Prall, G. Norrgran, N. Noe. B. Gehrman, C. Eschback, M. Dahlquist, C. Flaherty, D. Steinworth, L. Rock, A. Stack. Third Row: J. Yocum, Fl. lnhofer, A. Flunzel, T. Peterson, I.. Miller. Fourth Row: E. Huber, R. Faurq, J. Connolly, C. White, R. Stokes, V. Rude. Fifth Row: L. HocKstem,8.g?nuth, fEenesch, B. Winger, K. Voges, R. Forster. L. Goodman, G. Maker. Sixth Row: P. Berry. W. Steinworth, D. Nelson, K ovin,, . Counihan, M. Johnson. , L.- , , ,f . e . f f- .44 1 9 e re sophomores from Room 109 ' strive To excel! in every line. h ' V LJ' dv., .' ' V x -- it 1 17. ,. 1. Y Y 1 . , , x , -'limi ff. N . 5.5 as S2 if SF A - Front Row: M. Nagel, R. Wood, P. Roehl, D. Manlove, L. Wlpf. L. Streeter, L. Dow, S. Menk, R. Spangenherg, M. Ellis, N. Aron. . ,I ' lon, R. Belknap. Second Row: F. Black, B. Heurklnl, D. Cook. D. Manlove, M. Dovick, G. Stocks, L. Cunningham, L. Comiskey, L. ., my v, K- X l Major, J. Gardner, M. Henderson. Thlrd Row: L. Hisdahl, F. Harrison, J. Shelley, R. Capistrant, A. Nelson, B. M. Lanzzera, L. ' ,1 0,1 ' Schultz, M. Sullivan, H. Caplltrant, l. Schieman, K. Mc Carthy. Fourth Row: M. Carroll, M. Mc Mahon, C. Herne, D. Martin, B. L- UA' Swanson, L. Van Keuren, E. Morris, V. Scott, L. Somody, R. Bowman, J. Mehehoff. Fifth Row: E. Ryherg, F. Babcock, B. Ryberg, N X LN' F. Donahower, L. Douglas, N. Hervln, R. Anderson, K. Hansen, D. Jirlk, T. Arland, W. Carpenter. Sixth Row: H. Hanson, P. Leon- 'X .Vt F N. - hart, W. Olson, S. Wesley, W. Knpwlan, J. Lindbergh, A. Hengle, R. Barnum. 5 'y'- ffl' Al.. ,, - . V X .1 .AL W .1 M jN5ig',4:, jp? M l. ,,..,.V.V . i 1 II, 0, X IIQMVH . L. 1 Mfr ..l. ., 1.1. 2. .':. f , , I, -. f xi l JW I Tiff -L'i L,.-- f:11r21W'rr?'t'?'ll ' 4 f' - .-Q. ijt' VI! luv' 'lie . V1 fx PQ-J kk' li J A ix. -x' t 1 J jj!!! ,lk lxlfxj Though Freshies we're termed by all of you Just watch and see what we can do. l .f,f f 'if We're freshmen from Room 101 We strive to have our work well-done., ,l l 1 , if A I X Y alll! l , A fl, i. 1 . ,' il' 5 J X - lt if F , . if V N, ., j I if ' 1 Q Crit ' . ii- l ' x SX W, . J it ,, , .M r l X- -1' . ix! 'Te ' .- 4. Front Row: P. Amy, L. Wahlund, G. Manlove, J. Blaisdell. E. Malmstedt, L. James, R. Mich, J. Holmes. ow: C. Koeppen, R. J. Kirghoft. R. White, D. Gamst, . riegler. W. Vunke. Third Row: D. Douglas, E. Elrnquist, M. Ferlas, D. Lehmann R Reed Fourth Row' M Wesenber M Love ren , . . . . n . g . J. Erickson, K. Berry, J. Sorensen, R. JackeIs,' F. Shafer, D. T . . race, R Barth, J. Montenarano, B. Vang, L. Larson, M. Back Strom, H. Korff. Fifth Row: A. Cooley, W. Tyler, W. Greve. Sixth Row: J. Mickus, M. Anderson, D. Lindgren, H. Green F. Quinlan, M. Kotllinek, L. Swanson, D. Johnson, D. Viguren J. Anderson. To help our school, Room 2's endeavor, Hoping olways to make it better. taudai Front Row: J. Murphy, R. Boltman, H. Duane, S. Mattson C. Ferrara, P. Larson, E. Klabunde. Second Row: L. McClin- tock, A. King, G. King, P. Holmstrom, B. Eggum, P. Steger Tnird Row: J. Newstrom, B. Ericson, D. Myers, J. Zwerner, B Bailey, E. Rasmussen, M. Ehling, J. O'Rourke, B. Anderson B. Atkinson. B. Brodt. Fourth Row: A. Stuart, K. Frye, W Estabo, R. Walder, J. Sparks, K. Fisher, H. Couniham H Stewart, D. Adams, J. Adler, J. Seible. ' I in I .- aft. 1 Front Row: G. Lee, R. Ryberg, P. Reiland, J. Hite. Second Row: D. Warner, B. Meko, M. Lee, D. Neamy. J. Peter- son, R. O'Brien, M. Hinze. Thlrd Row: G. Bandow, I. Davies, 0. Marcus, E. Maerz, B. VosKuiIen, Y. 4 Basciano, A. Shelley, A. f Cummings. Fourth Row: M. DeRemer. J. Hagen, E. Emeesnn, M. O'Hotto, P. Klllian, M. J. Graff, A. Robertson, M. Etten. - Fifth Row: W. Buchanelt. R. Wagner, D. Winecke, Ll R. Lemmons. 44 ' X 'f IM... A i , ' 'N A., f ',,, X LX ZYEM fly ia XT. 4 mf.. f' 'U if fi Ji jf' ., gif U! 6' 11,1 I J .,b f ' hit . . ff A f .4 ,ri ' .f . QF, .D , A 9 l!,!W!, 446 f Mfr .. -153' Sl, New to the school-fresh- men is right, For Wilsop's honor we sure will tight. v We too are freshmen but not for long. Front Row: P. O'Bruen, E. Hannan, F. Anderson, V. Taylor C. Gailey, T. Fuller, E. Vjoraker, G. Boyce, C. Trane, J. Haw: knnson, A. White, J. Moody, H. Nast, W. Boron, D. O'Hearn R. Scott, W. Hanson, R. Lynd, C. Flunyon, V. Stromberg. Sec- We're an ambitious, studious, hdppv throng. CFM. T ' K Front Row: L. Sawin, D. Schultz. Second Raw: D. Cooley, ' A. Rogstad, Y. Shark, A. Albrecht, B. Miller, D. Harmes, M. tk - Zecher, M. Jensen, R. Zibell, S. Palmer. Thlrd Row: R. Com- stock, M. Guion, J. Vandanacker, R. Schwartz, M. E. Moqren, -V 'x '- fi ond Row: L. Blachett, R. Sutmn, F. Nielson, L. Nasby, L. G. Larson, A. Keys, L. Pirski, S. Rangltsch, D. Berger. Fourth ,C E' ., ' Bieza. Third Row: B. Effinqer, C. Schauer, L. Studeman Row: D. McConnell, J. Johnson, T. Hall, J. Torseth. V' I ' Fourth Row: L. Damrnann, D. Mayse, l. Vollegratf, G. Aufenast. ' w- L. Bergstrom. Fifth Row: C. Ecanow, M. Lancaster, M. A 3 - fl , Slattery. Sixth Row: A. Kubiszewski, C. Dow, D. Synsteqard N ' vw L. Myers, L. Grilz, A. Meyers, D. Jorgensen, H. Kreuscher, J. gf 2' . f L L Dawson, E. Anderson, A. Jewell, D. Tjornhom, J. Mangan, E. A , ' Watts, D. King. . ! Q! ' ..- W . , . 4 I A K- x hm f J li .J J X Ll l , r . . . . . . Y 5 H f Room 'IO is striving to reach the top, Until they reach at they will not stop. 1 . - . , ,,. j Front Row: N. Wilkin- son, C. Hendricks, l. Carl- son, C. Lokken, M. Leln- en, R. Chesney, L. Don oqhue, J. Chamberlin, M. Hawkins. Second Row ,-Q.PMgJine, G. Cordinq, S. Diebel. R. Thomson, I Davies, V. Forcler, M. Anderson, M. J. Smith D. Johnson. Third Flow M. Zentic, S. Church- ward, C. Seterstrom, G Cassidy, J. Perry, D. Nor- gran, E. Wanqerln, D Mattson. Fourth Row: L Gustafson. H. Schavilje, L. Johnson, CZ Backer, D Bartholomew, D. Sand- berg. -iii. wlvmnaseuzs 4115. .- .1 - zu. Y' f V 4 X f r ff 4. NX IM!! X, L AL I, 1 in If 3 N XS f Y , A N v Mm My ,mu llIIlSlNI'S HUIHEUUITIIII6 rqyot is O4 ex OUR HOST AND HOSTESS AND ATTENDANTS QUITE A RIG MISS COLTER, OUR LOYAL SUPPORTER BUY A BUTTON? SI. PHUI IIIIIIIEH IIHIIIIIVHI I I A ' .III ' Luger Ig ,ff- Q 6.21 'aC41iH3-'?i'f3E'?'l:4 ST. PAUL WINTER CARNIVAL ICE PALACE L MM, My ,. I HIKING LASSIES 1 5 TIME OUT QUEEN OF THE ICE, SHIRLEY BOWMAN SNOW FUN NORDIC PASTIME ed so ooxofes H Overture- Manhattan Serenade Opening Chorus- Good Morning I. Sidewalks of New York Neapolitan Nights Under the Spreading Chestnut tree Violin Serenade Bowery Tap Three Little Maids from School lmprovisations Back Row: D. Bauman, C. Hedeen, B. LaVonne Papple 99m Y 0 Dole l ctw' CHVHLCHDE THE i939 HEVUE A Sunday in the Park The Nightingale Accordion Medley One Day When We Were Young II. A Night at Madam PluFfs Acrobatic Tap We'll Never Know Maids of Note Chorus Tap Cliit Hede-en's Band THE FLORA DORAS Dale, J. Markuson, E. Carley. Front . l. f 13 Sify x seg yfon 1 cis 44 Uflfe ufe, Dance Novelty Dance of Mystery Pop Concert III. A Night in Old Mexico Carrnencita Spanish Dance Serenade Gypsy Dance South American Way South of the Border LaCucaracha Row: P. Johnson, J. l.aBissoniere, P. Collins. Wed Sing fm you I Front Row: L. Hanson, D. Johnson, B. Sutton, L. M. Delnlaan, A. Wesenberq, R. Leixen, A. Bullock, P. Johnson, A. Nystrom, L. Neid, L. Papple, P. Ftoehl, R. Mogren, S. Barron. Second Row: C. Peterson, J. Hickman, J. LaBIuonIere, L. Nlles. D. Harvey, E. Elliott, S. Willis, M. Matthews, M. Grohe, P, Lang, A. M. Jirik, N. Swenson. Third Flow: N. Thompson. D. Peterson. E. Nelson, M. Blaylock, J. Fuller, H. Stewart, M. J. Haley, L. Nelson, B. Knapp, H. Nelson, S. Lockman, M. Modzynskl, V, Gast, B. Lockman. Fourth Row: I. Newton, M. Efflnger, L. Klein, L. Krannak, P. Jackey, F. Kloek, L. WJ- koski, H. Derickson, A. Erickson, S. Ekholln, B. Bowes, S. Teichroew, M, E. Axelson. Fifth Flow: E. Lundblad, J. O'Con- nor, W. Raft, R. Johnson, N. Meyer, E. Carley, D. Olson. R. Greer, M. Hall, L. Manlove, P. Swilka, D. Osborne, A. Nielson. if D. Sweitzer. Sixth Row: D. Charleton, T. Skelton, W. Anderson, A. Johnston, J. Van Dyke, D. Carlstrom, R. Cooper, W. Platzer, E. Bauer, D. Fay, R. Johnston. HlIllUlll lllUSllI lESllVlll l. Beginners' Instrumental Group. My Dream is ot an island Ill. Senior Orchestra Choral Peace Light Cavalry Pilgrim Chorus My Johann Who is Sylvia Theme from Lorgo Vigil A The Sleeping Beauty Finlandia Heavenly Light Three Blind Mice Grant Us To Do With Zeal In Summer Fields The Bohemian Girl Hungarian Theme Nocturne Deep Purple Rain and the River Liebestraum Il. Senior Choir Come, Soothing Death Beautiful Saviour March Fantastique , .,... L .....,...., 1 - -'.. is f xx MJ' 3 Q' Xe' Rosemary Liesen so PM A Lcvonne Papple rbafq :Owl X500 lv Benq'- P GHG Anne Bulloch' Un P . 'cl-,Q , . Yxexe . 00696 0 Front Row: L. Archerd, R. Burtiu, D. Dammon, J. Clark, P. Swilka, A. Oxnard, D. Day, D. Nelson, B. Ben- dlckuon. Second Row: K. Hanson, L. Douglas, P. Leon- hart, H. Woodall, R. Mullen, M. Scott, N. Miller, N. Henfllnqs, L. Hocksitin, F. Kellbllllv C. Manke, J. Hillis, J. Kennedy. Third Row: E. Barnett, K. Jenkins, W. Rall, D. Charlesion, L. Biehlghauser, R. Elckstadt, L. Larlan, R. Swagler, R. Hanson, I. Policaff, G. Hovey, .l. Barden, J. Lambert R. Olcott, E. Schrempf, F. Ecanow. B. Young, E. Carlson, J. Markuson, C. Hedeen. Fourth Row: R. Spangenherg, G. Wikre, R, Rock, R. Klescllult. J. Hickman, D. Reinlck, G. Malmstedt, P. Steger, P. Lar. lon, G. Kline, L. Johnson, L. Tribble. FORWARD MARCH Donna Reinick 48 n............-,- - . S N SENIOR BAND ' J ' ORCHESTRA glib' W. xr- 0. SON, um' 0 .99 er sxufrsun. 33 Bid V R vwfm: AQ' Mg1f . , . 0' ' 0 ' - nt FOWF- wexfmowr' Vx Ffo fd' g. X 95 ,lla T- Ho - 5 -vw' A- ' .. -..W . -J .L .... ...,. ,.. ..,.....,.............l......, , .. ., . slams UP Inf Q '. Q . 'af . 1 f 4 3 . A- W xef' we ard. 6- unch v- B nge. G. mf ow' Moc D13 . G- x vi' ni . Secondiigv ,nhl-Ui. polar V-- go rQ ' ICK' ypllar ' op. J' c, o CVM J- Chu' WISV elf' nv S' def' 9- ,nw .del rd- x Ga E' W. JUNIOR BAND oil' DRUMMER BOY BHHU Glen Wikre . , X X From Row: L. Manlove. Second Flow: D. Miller, F. Hitzeman, R. Lynch. J. Hillis, J. Kennedy. B. Bendickson, Fl. Hanson, W. Rafi, K. Jenkins, D. Charleston. Third Row: L. Bjorga, R. Magren, D. Adams, C. Thompson, R. Mullen, L. Douglas. N. Hennlngs, R. Eizzkstadt, L. Larson, A. Nielson, L. Biebighauser. Fourth ow: M. Lang, D. Manlove, V. Blanchard. A. Stoll, G. Mycue, J. Clark, D. Nelson, R. Burris, D. Dammon, P. Swifka, A. Osqard, D. Day, L. Archard, B. Ecanow. J. Barden, Fl. Swagler, E. Schrempf. J. Lambert. Fifth Row: L. Hackstein. F. Kel- logg C. Manke, C. Nast, G. Helllng. H. Woodall, K. Hanson, P. Leonhardt, B. Young, E. arlson, J. Markuson, C. Hedeen Sixth Flow: E. Meier, H. Nelson. G. Wlkre, . Roski Mk Scott, R. Kleschuldt. R. Spangenberg, N. Miller, J. Hickman, G. Hovay, l. also . X 'x , A ,X 3 ,XJ 1 ww. J.4mw... li . yi. iaertfr. an. Pres en vice' - D. Balm. E. MW' ' 4 seated- tandinu- ollfreltecretarzeirf treasure'- . . cgxlgaenrz F- sw Front Row: R. J. Schmidt, L. Manteufei, F. Keefe Miss Fa Hitzernan, C. Gibson Second R lllllUlU THE lEHllEHS The Student Council is a training ground for future civi and national leaders. Principles of rational democratic govern ment needed in today's troubled world are son formed 'a new student council this year with representatives from all home rooms and, in addition, delegates elected by ecch class. The new constitution was unanimously adopted and these special duties delegated to this body: a traftic squad to keep order in the halls and cafeteria, and the management of the second-hand book store and the lost and found department. The council is to aid the tac lt u y as well as to voice the views and opinions of the students. , y, F. Scoggin, E. Mogren, H. Gallaher, Mr. Ettel, D. Bauman D. . ow: V. Prudhomme, S. Menk, A. Engen, N. Magnuson, D. Enab ' Lindbergh, M. Spear, A. Kromer, R. Bosquet, K. Schultz, R. Bu Walker, E. Carlson, R. Bnr1il, R. 0 o, C. Slterstrom, R. Ryberd J rrel, O. Adamson, E. Hatte nergren, L. Major. A. Ward G. r, J. Ferguson. Thlrd Rowzl Rl , Wikre, K. Wangerin. C practiced here. Wil- l. li. ll. STBIVES fllli PEI-llIE Jerry: We have with us this afternoon a visitor who is in- terested in our International Relations Club. l think if he will ask the questions, we can explain the or- ganization more clearly. Mr. Amidong Thank you, Mr. President. lf you could tell me your aims, activities, and meeting dates, l would be very well satisfied. Through our club work, we try to promote better citizenship and a more peaceful international family through a mutual understanding of each other and by friendly cooperation in all matters of world in- terest. John: Ruth: We have a membership totaling one hundred thirty- Eve students who meet the first and third Monday of every month. Membership is open to seniors and iuniors who have ci history or social science back- ground. Margaret: Throughout the school year we carry on panel and round-table discussions, debates, hear guest speakers, and maintain the international section of the school library. Once a year a large social gathering is held, this Year's one being held at Port's Tea Room. Front Row: Affolter, Callender, Doty, Molin, Arland, Glewwe.Meko, McKenzie. Second Row: Ewing, Koller, Anlauf, Barron. Rumpsa, Eflinger, Monteith, Marvin, Rangitlch, Bulloch, Carlson. Third Flow: Schroeder, McMahon, Miller, Osqard. Sauuen, Etten, Vandanacker, Boyce, Johnson, Shremf, Hitzemann, Bordenave, Adler, Stewart. Fourth Row: Beattie, Pohl, Kellum, Gibson, Marvin, Sanford, Hickman, Klein, Dunn, Lindgren, Edwards, Westin, Fifth Row: Har-tlg, Lambert, Baumann, Rocklitz, Burrell, Thompson. Carlstrom, Trimmer, Ecanow, Hanlon, Scanlon. Sixth Row: Beer,.lohnston, Greve, Scoggin, Major, Hedeen, Mogren. Westlund, Van Dyke, Leininger, Spear. Front Row: Lenertz, Keyl, Quinlan, Grohe, Bahnaman, Cunnlen. Second Row: Gehrke, Kloln, Kaller, Matson, Rlpka, Rock- onbach, Matson, Murray, Nelson, Haley. Third Row: Celany, Hatter, Meyer, Fandrey, Amy, Roney, Dlndorf, Cooper, Monitor, Splrkl. Fourth Row: Heuer, Hanlon, Henry, Gallaher, Schneider, Fuller, Gilllg, Evanston, Coleman, Longlleld. Flfth Row: A. Wel- onberg, D. Juperxon, Fryllnqer, Harvey, Holeth, Wangerln, Richmond, Markuson, Bjorgo. .1.. X lineal Hb Nlfll MX QOPCQFN Hill I S fvtiiil ' '13 'T Table One: Hickman, Welliver, Connelly, Westin, Murray, Adler, Monteith, Palmquist. Table Two: Bordenave, Etten, Ewing, M b P hl M rvln Rockenback. T bl Thre: Marvin Collins LaB'ssaniere K lbl Han en Greer, Table Four: Wil uggen urq, o , a , a e e , , 1 , ae e, s , - koske, Stewart, Hanneld, Comiskey, Jannsen, Basciano, Papple. Table Five: Fuller, Keys, Matson, Berry, Kleis. Standing from left to right: Vandanacker, Parsons, Erickson, Meier, Blorgo, McKenzie, Johnson, Murray. Waring, Frylinger, Harvey, Klein, Lokken, Mogren, Elvester, Kellum, Rangluch, Westlund, Meyer,CarIstrom, Matthews, Nelson, Axelson, McLean, Moody, Teich- roew, Wald. Seated: Jannssen, Meyers, Bjorqo. Hedeen, Parsons, Nelson. Standing: Fandrey. Westlund. Murray, Kellum. Murray, Papple, Meier, Betty: Come right in. I am iust about 'finished pasting these lay-outs. I hope you like them. We model- led them after leading magazines. Have you seen Roman Weier's dandy map in the fly leaf? That's real art. Warren: It certainly is. l-Iasn't it been fun working on Wilson's first Log? Jerry, Bob, and I got acquaint- ed with all the business men in the district while so- liciting ads. They surely were good to us. Lucile: I got some good valuable typing experience for 52 I. my new iob. I don't know what we would have done without Elaine's business management, Clif- ford's and Helen's literary efforts, or Morian's con- stant helpfulness. I shall be anxious for the Wil- son Log every year. Maynard: You were all dandy to work with and I want to thank all the members of the Annual Club for their tireless eFforts. Mrs. Rines and Miss Koch said our i940 Log would not have been possible except for your fine support, ,.-s,-.r . .,,-...,-, Y. ,.., 'M THE WILSONIAN l-mf! -mf U 1 Vamshmg Puncess Milf? X Will Be Presented Dec 22 For Xmas FLASH :M , Left to Right: R. Hendricks, R. Richmond, E. Longfield, A. Meyer, M. Dawson, V. Prudhomme, M. Dlebel, V. Welliver, L. Rossback, D. Wald. Left to Right: J. Markuson, G. Hayde, A. Osgard, J. Elliott, L. Glewwe, E. Chilson, C. Hedeen, D. Olsson, B. Earhuff, L. Norquist. Mrs. Nagel: This seem to be a very busy ottice today. Clitt: Pardon me, but could you tell me what depart ment this is? How do you do. This is the stafl room of the Wil sonian, our school paper. We have a staFf of elev- en who are busy putting out another monthly edi- tion of the paper, and a beginner's class in iournal- ism which helps in reporting. ' tc A' min-1 Lois: Our purpose is to publish a paper which meets the Lorrain approval of our readers and receive an honor rat- ing in the annual notional contests. ez I think the others have explained our work very well, but clon't forget we care for the Christmas tree every year and hold our annual press banquet in addition to the activities with the St. Paul Press Association. THE PlHH'S THE THIHG U2 i SERVE To Mp! SMOOTH THOSE EDGES Left to Right: M. Modzynski, E. Chllxou, C. Fnlken lon, J. Clark, 0. Ryberg, B. Henderson. Q. uman' nd Ushers. Ne.,..-.chg,f,EmfjfZe:g, ke-UP' Hon' Maisy' E' C- 134. Hangs, 9' M0 Q L. nz L, P-D. ,cw Morin. Bennie Swaz- ' ket nl gow' alorgazfkerl etler' Dlxfm' Nefwnl D. TTC FTD on. Nkgandan R- Myhliem Mend comwee r- 5f ., Eewstiitffi 'ifwf' B' W' Ke. ' J- gi A' pavl' mtv' gyber e- gffmie. 0' 'T-tar SCYTOOT O GXPT 5 1 W. Lambert, J. Sistermun ,fran- Zwmaiw is 54001 QW The Dramatic Department, by means of mon- ey raised in its many popular performances, has pur- chased many valuable gifts for the school: the lovely velvet drapes in the auditorium, grand masquing for the stage, a fine spealcer's stand, sixteen valuable lights, and twenty-four new flats. They estimate that they have costume valued at S200 and stage prop- erties at 5150. Besides this, they support the stage force that makes very fine equipment, provided make-up for all school productions, and own an extensive library of plays. 152- womceizs BEHIND THE SCENES Left to Right: D. Erlcklorl. D. Coe. J. Sister- man, P. Peter- lon. W. Lam- bert. E. Ezell. C. Connolly, L. Nelson, J. Trlm- mar. Front Row: J. LaBIuonIore, M. E. Axollon, D. Flelnlck, P. Collins, C. Carlson, H. Monteith, E. Quinlan, D. Keys, D. Miller, H. Nelson, H. Stewart, E. Chilean, D. Johnlon, M. McKenzie. Second Row: E. Hatter, C. Connolly, D. Nlolin, T. Lckken, M. Adler, S. Barron, M. Grohe, S. Willie, M. Matthews, L. M. Evans, J. Lenertz, E. Coleman, L. Hartig. Third Row: D. Cooper, A. Osgard, R. Lelsen, O. Ryberg, V. Pinski, D. Mueller, D. Gilllg, F. Pohl. F. Kloek, E. Scanlon, D. Studeman, B. Henderson, M. Waring. Fourth Flow: B. Lambert, B. Earhuff, L. Wilkaske, B. Hanneld, M. Kellum, D. Hitzemann, L. Papple, P. Palmquist, P. Frylinger. M. Erickson. A. M. Jirik, B. J. McLean, M. Moody, L. Lindgren. Fifth Row: B. Hendricks, D. Carlstrom, J. Trimmer, C. Hcdeen, B. Guiliani. M. Bjorgo, D. Bauman, N. Meyers, E. Kueffer. W. Lelninger, G. Falll, R. Meyerl, C. Thompson, R. Burnham, D. Sweitzer, Patricia: We invited you To come Today, The Third Thursday of The month, because we Thought you would enioy one ot our social meetings. We have our general meetings on The second and fourth Thursdays, and Board meetings on The first Thursday. Mr. Peterson: I have always been interested in dramatics so Tell me all about your club. What is its purpose? Marjorie: Primarily To stimulate interest in acting and develop social poise. We also strive hard To support all school activities. This year we gave tive dollars as a prize To The club selling The most basketball Tickets. Cliff. Did you see The Revue last November? IT was a great success and we played to packed houses Two nights. Mr. Peterson: I certainly did. I understand every- one anxiously awaits your play in The spring. TvIignoneTTe was very well received last year. Patricia. We must not forget our formal Mid-Season ball. It was especially lovely this year. The gymnasium looked like a veritable flower garden. The Spring Tea is our other out- standing social event. Our seventy-five regu- lar and associate members look forward To These affairs all year long. Mr. Peterson: Your social and program chairman must be kept very busy. Patricia: There is no doubt about That. Oh, goody, refreshments are being served now. May I please serve you? We appreciate your com- ing to our Open House. IIIE IIIIE JIIIIEIIE PIHIIEHS MIGNONETTE SCORES A HIT From Left to Right: W. Lambert, H. Mon- teith. R. Meyer, R. Gulluani. 53' Q '25 fm My 'Y-l,.,x Q to 1 x -f From Row S Barron H Monitor L Elwell O Adamson P Moylan A Nystrom J Skaar J Strlgel D Mueller G Nelson Sec and Row J Matson E Hatter A Enqen G Malmstedt M Sanford D Kaiser, J. Christe1sen M. Murray, M. Effmger, M. L. Dlebel. Third Row: E. Coleman, M, Matheis, C. Bondly, Ft. Henry, C. Peterson, L. Johnson, M. E. Vandanacker, M. Walker, E. Longfleld, L. M. Holmes. Fourth Row: M, J. Lang, P. Frylinger, C. Gibson, L. Llndgren, A. M. Jirik, R, Guiliani, C. Carlson, R. Meyer. M. L. Dawson, J. Dunn, H. McCarr. Fifth Row: E. Greve, J. Hoseth, D. Fahey, P. Krueger, L. Archerd, S. Johnston. F. Scoggin, J. Westland, C. Amy, M. Kellum. III IHUE IIIIIIIIIII IIISHIIIII This is Room I at the end of the hall where the Latin Club meets on the first Thursday of each month. Well, aren't we fortunate. Here are the four officers of the club, namely, Bob Meyer and Eleanor Coleman, counsulsp Constance Carlson, secretary, and Margaret Kellum, treasurer. Constance: Well, Bob, I think our Latin Club ha successful year. I see that we have forty-five members on our roll call. s had a very Bob: Yes, I guess our purpose to stimulate and create an in- terest in a living Latin language is certainly gaining interest. Margaret: And our Karmel Korn sale gave us a wonderful Christmas party. I'm looking forward to the Roman ban- quet, though. I like that the best of all our year's ac- tivities. Eleanor. I agree with you one hundred per cent, Margaret, but S h h - q 0 ome ow t e annual caroling in the halls during the Christmas season brings back fine memories to me. Bob: I think we're our club bigger and better every year. all satisfied with our achievements in making ROMAN EMPRESSES-M. Kellum, J. Hoseth, E. Coleman. AS THE ROMANS D0-C. Carlson, F. Scoggin, R. Meyer, L. M. Holmes. ENF'RAti12.Q. X Front Row: C. Herne, H. Stewart, E. Larson, E. Gustafson, P. McAndrews, V. Welllver, E. Chilson, G. Parsons. Second Row: J Lee, M. Sanford B. Hanneld M. Pnthen, E. Scanlon D. Marvln L , . szenaahl. 'rmra' Row: M. arfnuly, J. Zwlrner, J. aue'nin. L. M. De- Haan, P. F yl nger, H. Monteith. ll IS Hll lllll FllElllIH lIUSllllll Phyllis: I'll never forget the fine times I've had this year as presi- dent of our French Club. Didn't you enjoy your oftice as secretary-treasurer, Virginia? Virginia: l certainly did, Phyllis. Every first Thursday of each month we've met and every meeting has been better than the last. We twenty-one girls have worked hard, and l think we can call it a successful year. Phyllis: Every member hast become better acquainted with the customs, life, and culture of France, and so l think we have all realized the purpose of our group. Virginia: lt's those hikes we've gone on every spring and fall that has promoted a real spirit of comradeship between the girls. Didn't you notice the good time everyone had at our Christmas party?' Phyllis: Oh, yes, Virginia. When l remember Christmas, I think of the French carols we sang. That was really impres- sive. Virginia: Yes, and the discussions we have carried on about French literature have acquainted us with the people as well as the language. Phyllis: Our Karmel Korn sale was another grand success. l know l'm going to recall these experiences with happy thoughts in future years. Virginia: And I'll second that, Phyllis. lt was a fine experience. A FRENCH CAROL-B. Hanneld, M. Bondley, C. Herne, E. Chilson. HIKERS-V. Welliver, G. Parsons, P. McAndrews. C .f Z swf M' ,uw Letter G-ton girl: L. Dlxlon, D. Marten. V. Jahnke, V. Baran, P. Askerooth, E. Kla- b d D. Otto, J. Brown, D. J. Soak, M. A. H d son, L. Hanson, J. Ferguson, L. Ander- , C. Fuller. M. Milotsky, M. Merthan, M. Nagel, L. Dow, M. Ellis, J. Miller. Letter FK- Top girl: C. Eschback. L. Winters. A. Rogstad, V. Proll, D. Harms, M. Zecker, I. Schieman. I. Newton, B. Miller, E. Raasch, J. Davis, L. Arn- son, M. Wilkinson, J. Lewis, M. Scott, A. Albrecht. D. M. McCIue. D. Shomshak, G. Nel- Thanksgiving Basket Mu. For The M' field' M- Needy Maman, hx: G. Nason' M : zf13i5'- lllf llllli IU SERVE Qwwuu Mrs. Hillis: What is a Girl Reserve's purpose? Gloria: A Girl Reserve tries to live up to the Girl Reserve code- to find and give the best -by being an ac- tive participant in all city and national Girl Re- serve programs. Mrs. Hillis: What are some of the things you do to live up to this code? Gloria: Our forty members fixed Thanksgiving baskets for needy families, visited interesting places such as the Public Safety Bldg., cooperated in the sale of Christmas Seals, presented plays and programs at institutions, attended open house at the Y.W.C.A., and cooperated in the annual doughnut sale. We also found time for social gatherings. Mrs. l'lilliS: I know that you have your meetings every Wednesday, and that you are the president, but who are the other officers? Gloria: The Inter-Triangle Representative is Marjorie Na- gel, the vice president is Constance Fuller, Margar- et Milotsky is secretary, and Mary Merthan is the treasurer. Mrs. Hillis: I am glad I had this little talk with you, Gloria. I really did not know much about your club before, but I am glad I found out about your work. I hope I will have the opportunity to visit you again. Erica: I should like to welcome you as a visitor to our monthly meeting of the German Club. Mrs. Glewwe: Thank you, Erica. I am anxious to hear all about your activities. Philip: Oh, let me show you our German paper that we edit monthly. We are quite proud of it because we understand it is the only one of its kind in the city. Mrs. Glewwe: How interesting and worthwhile. May I take this copy home with me so that I can read it thoroughly? . Lois: Surely, you may. You ought to come to all our meetings. We have guest speakers, program, and sometimes we even have movies about Germany. This acquaints us with their customs, and we really learn many interesting things. Harriet: Another proiect that we enioy very muchh is go- ing to homes for the aged and singing German songs. They appreciate it so much that it makes us enjoy it doubly. Erica: Mrs. Glewwe, I suppose Lois told you about the popcorn sale which the language clubs sponsored. It proved quite successful financially. Philip. We haven't begun to tell you about all our par- ties and social attairs. You'll have to come again to hear that. IEIIIIII HBIIUI lillllllllllll q 7'1fiQJ' ' li .. . WE PUBLISH GERMAN PAPER Left to Right: L. Schultz, P. Eidman, H. Rocklitz, L. Manteufel, J. Elliott. U41 Front Row: P. Eldmann, O. Antonlon, V. Barron, L. Mlnteuffohc. Ranginch. Second Row: G. Haydn, D. Koyl, D. Mlllor, J. Elllolt, V. Larson, K. Kohll, H. Atfolier, R. Schnelder. Third Row: J. Fuller, C. Berry, L. Kleln, L. Papple, M. Janlun, I. M. Wlest, L. Schulz, D. Hitzemann, C. Schroeder. Fourth Row: W. Vong, N. Hennlnga, M. Bjorqn, H. Rockllu, G. Lang, W. Lelnlngar. ....,.l. SAFETY HRS11 Ky D Bauman, D- Johnson' . C 1 ' M. Beilisv P' Ja Seated: M. Bellis, D. Bauman, M. Bjorgo, E. Lamson, E. Kueffer, L. Archerd. Standing: N. Meyer, R. Guillani, C. Hedeen. N. Dionisopoulos, D. Sweitzer W. Vong, R. Spanqenberg, N. Hen- gs, J. Markusan, W. Hickman, D. Appleby, M. Hail, D. Kohl.-1.. HI-ll STHESSES HIGH IDEHLS Milton. Good evening. Welcome to our weekly Hi-Y meet- ing. This is our social meeting and I am sure you will enioy listening to our speaker. Mrs. Hovey: Thank you. I have heard of the fine service that Hi-Y groups have clone for their communities and I am pleased to see such a group of sincere boys. Maynard: At present, we are engaged in a safety pro- gram. We are cooperating with the Girl Reserves in an active Accident-prevention campaign through- out the city. tvlrs. Hovey: I-low do you cooperate withtother service- minded Hi-Y groups in this city? Ernest. Besides our Thursday meetings, we have a weekly city-wide council meeting to which we send two re- presentatives. Donald: We do not want to give you the impression that it is all work and no play. Social activities are an intregal part of our club and we do have a good time together. Front Row: M. Janlsen, B. Rasmussen, F. Tuckner, H. Muggenbrlng, E. Moran, M. Waring, S. Willis, S. Teichroew, T. d Row: B. Murray, D. Johnson, M. W Lokken, D. Mlller. Secon Axelson. C. Connolly, M. Matthews, B. Earhuff, J. Comiskey, M. Haley, H. Stewart. D. Wald, M. Grohs. Third Row: M. Nelson, L. Wilkoske, P. Palmquist. Fourth Row: L. Malm- stedt, V, Welliver, P. McMahon, V. Elvester, P. Jacky, L. Klein, D. Harvey, A. Osgard, B. Hanneld, J. Etzell. Fifth Row: J. Lal Bissoniere, P. Collins. L. Kleis, F. Kloek, L. Nelson, E. Plank- ers, R. vang, D. Hitzemann, L. Westin, L. Papple, H. Nelson.. IIEIII ERIEIIDS RIRI RESERVES UIEIIIUIIIE Marion. We have been doing a lot ot things. Last fall we took part in the city wide paper sale and had H I- a pow wow at Como Park. We made candy a Iowe'en favors for a chiIdren's home. We had a Christmas ceremonial and a party at the Y.W.C.A. thers at a tea in honor We iust entertained our mo of the graduating seniors. We presented the school r to match the tea service we a sugar and creame gave to the school last year. Left to Her, V' El Right: E Mary. OE course, you remember the Girl Reserve Code- ve To End and give the best and that we have our Iner' L- Mzfxanf M, H meetings on the second and fourth Wednesdays of . 3, ,ik stem. Hhlon, P. Tuck each month. We have ninety-one members now. 'Jw VJ - Mrs. Vandanacker: I am glad to see that the club is get- ' 'AI lil' ting along so well. Well, I think I had better be M-I ,I going. ,J Marion: Thank you for coming. We are always glad to V have visitors. y I D KGYS R Cyr E Beattie, Second Row: H. momtor,FA. aocgenv 5 0... . .W- Front Row: M. Hanlon, C. Ryan, G. Bascianu. L. Am ey. - . . . . bach. B. Nelson, E. Chilson, B. Sutton. Third Flow: S. Barron, M. Meko. J. Guertin, N. Swenson, L. Matson, K. o . . B, Frechene, D. Ruh. E. Longfield. B. Ellen, M. Kriegler, M. Nugent, H. Affolter. Fifth Row: D. Hansen, J. Fuller. L. Bards'- M. Moody B. McLean M. Adler. B. Baker, A. Engen. Sixth Flow: G. Haessig, H. Derickson, L. del-laan, B. Lockman, R. ' . Hend.rson. ave, . , Mogren, A. Erickson, D. Studeman, B. Nielsen, B in 9 N 'Crib Front Row: Bauman, Bjorgo. Second Row: Bjorgo, Lang, Matthews, Grohe, Chrlotlanson, Kellum, Murray, Ferguson, Ripka, Lund, Wald. Third Row: Lamson, Beattie, Kruger, Bellis, Hillis, Vong, McDonnell, Uebel, Hennings. Fourth Row: Filher, Goldstrand, Young, Johnston, Lang, Soderberg, Rccklitz, Walsky, Dionalopnloul, Mogren. Officers: E. Mogren B. Nielson W. Vong ----- ,c hs. .A Qencevm Qecalf rage of Ghzaahff Mr. Burtis: The sound of clashing blades carries me back to the age of Chivalry. Don: Yes, fencing has a colorful history. The modern sport of fencing is slowly gaining popularity throughout the country. Delores: Mr. Uebel, our teacher, comes every Wednesday to instruct our group of over twenty boys and girls. Maynard: We are looking forward to our annual meet, for iast year Don Baumann, won two medals in state-wide com- petition, Skim Zfqaff Wmiw Ed: lf you had dropped in to visit our club in February, you would have thought it the Winter Carnival for everyone was dressed in bright-colored outdoor clothes and had his skiing paraphernalia. Warren: We have over seventy members and are all intensely interested in the zestful sport of skiing which is gaining enthusiasts by leaps and bounds. Front Row: Kioek, Johnston, Fandrey, Kueffer, Spangenberg, Din- dort, Barnum, Sparks. Second Row: Vang, Jacky, Hall, Frye, Pappte, Dammon, Dawson, Nielsen, Gibson, Johnson. Murray, Westiund, Third Row: Mogren, Hickman, Meyer, Bjorgo Hennings, Larson, Nlalrnstedt, Wald, Fuller, Berry, Tuckner, Martin, Moran. Fourth Row: Johnston, Major, Lindberg, Vars, Bauman, Ohnsorg, Johnston, McKenzie, Voges, Vong, Heuer, Estebo, Lamson, Burrell, Shomahak. Fifth Row: Lindbergh, Falmoe, Walsky, Anderson, Magnuson. anime elfame Mahan Mrs. Wahlund: l have come to thank you for the favors you made for the Veteran's Hospital. l have also heard that you make donations to the school's Home Economics Department in the way of favors. This certainly is commendable work. We aim to carry out the program of the Minnesota and American,Home Economic Association of which we are mem- bers. We try to form a connecting link between the home and school and to train and encourage young women to be active and efticient leaders in home and community life. Through organization, we also have an opportunity for social life, such as programs, social gatherings and picnics. We also have money making proiects, so you see, we do not work all the time, but have time for play. Eileen: Mrs. Wahlund: How often do you meet? Viola: We meet on the second Thursday and the fourth Wednesday of every school month. Mrs. Wahlund: By the way, who are your officers? Eileen: Viola Larson is vice president: Helen Koller is secretary: June Van Derzee is treasurer, and l am president. Our program committee is headed by Helen Gallaher, our social by Mildred Rost, our publicity by Helen Ripka, and our scrapbook is taken care of by Florence Tuckner. TOP PICTURE Front Flow: Zbaren, Sommers, Pot- hen, McDonnell, Vono, Walsh, Welli- ver, Basciano. Second Flow: Lund, Ripka, Rost, Larson, Moran, Koller, Van Derzee, Nelson, Gehrke, Kaiser. Third Row: Hansen, Tuckner, Len- ertz, Malmstedt, Elliott, McAndrews, Kriegler, Marcus, Neamy, Ericson. Fourth Row: Guertin, Shomshak, An'- Iauf, McCue, Anderson, Pohl, Johnson, Thomson, Mattson, Newman. Fifth Row: Ryberg, Peterson, Marvin, Cor- nell, Parten, Myers, Gallaher, Ras- mussen, Kline, Larson. Sixth Row: Edwards, Peterson, Henry, Kloek, Jacky, Westin, Polander, Donovan, Hanlon. Seventh Row: Henrdy, Hick- man, Connolly, Dindorf, Harvey. Brown, Weimer, Voelker, Simmons. HOSPITAL FAVORS Ou 0 lrek L6-CRAP 8 I' if ' L, 'oh' Wefhlefi 7.0 rs. ckne 'Z NATIONAL AFFILIATION H. Koller, J. Vanberzee. Left to Right: R. Henry, B. SI mono, E. Moran, C. Peterson. 5. Vow. 63 7. WHAT A RACKET 8. A POW WOW 9. HAILI HAILI THE GANG'S ALL HERE 13. TICKET 14. ALL PALS LET'S sm Doc PETERSON cAuGL-LT uNAwAREs EXTRA! EXT RAI NICE HORSEYI SOME POSE LOYAL SUPPORTERS OH, BUT THE ONE THAT GOT AWAY CHUCKLES IN THE MAKING f--A , l F A N XNQQ1 PALS NOW WHAT? MEDIEVAL MAIDS AND MEN IIHHIJID SHUIS SCHOOI.'S OUT! 9-mr 'X J , rf ef' September New Books September Student Councnl Conventnon X . August-Football Scrimmage. November-Homecoming Parade. 1. b . s 0 ff ,. if X, mn, December- Vanishing Princess ' XQQN EYES or WILSON. June-School's Out. I October- The Annual, God Bless lt October-Pep Assembly. April-Girl Reserve Presentation. l November-Cvvvlcvde .lGI1U0fY-BCISli6flDCIll Cheer. November-Ferdinand, the Bull . ef' PM . Oci -CliFf's Band. Dec -Journalism Tree. Feb-Johnson vs. Wilson. Oct -John Lindbergh names The Nov -Advertising the Revue. May-Three Maids of Note. Mar -Vacation's Over. Jan -Senior Assembly. Nov -Armistice Day. ffWQfJM2a?Zfk5 MMV! W I Sw MSW MTA Xr QQ? K- -- V-,.. -, . 'jk 1 . 1 , G at afi - 4 A , A , 25-- ii., fa - ' is , ,. E, w -ga. if E fi. ip if' 'fl jv4 JF' LZ. ,. A' f . g , lxiwgg. 1 - it 'Ilf- , x ,, I g 3 , U .1 ' A-1, -.9 ' ' J x -Y' 'ff s fvg? ' '. X v E A J' -an wil . , 'Eg , V .r- c V-V92 xiii? ' sf -f if M , dm, . ' 4 ww.. L' , zf ,ve V r E' Li ,U -..V wi' . .,- 4 QQ: Li' .gi , 1259 Robert Guiliani Halfback William Thomson Halfback Ross Robinson Ha lfback John VanDyke Halfback fy-WV foxy! Ernest Runyon Paul Nelson Arthur Johnston Guard Tackle n ' llll llllU. lllllSllll HIGH With a fully experienced and well-balanced team, the Red and White looked forward to a successful season. ln the season's opener, the lads of the gridiron showed exceptional finesse and polish beating a gallant Patrick Henry team i2-to O. The game was a memorable one, for it marked , do n in W' so 's history as a Senior High School. It was made I an' pass N' om Bob Meyer. The Minneapolis Vocational gave Wilson a new star, Ross Robinson, a transfer from Hibbing. He twice with a brilliant display of open field running. The final gun brought a score of l4 to 7 for Wilson. Playing on a muddy, soggy, sleet- covered field, Wilson met its first defeat at the hands of North St. Paul- l2 to 7. ln the opening game of the new conference, ilson battled Mur- ray to a scoreless tie, under the lights of the New Cen l stadium before row' ITRDFG than two thousand spectators. The u ated toe of Bob , l iclgs kfck' 'gylilson out of danger was the hi ight e game. .fin 7 ll 9 ' aptain 81 Center Xl WQW si 70 V fm' ,M End Coach Zucco is Tackle Tackle Eugene Glaum Allan Nielsen fr'--rjwfgv-uf-wh W-ve -- - v--f After a disastrous first quarter, which really cost Wi!son the game to Monroe-I3 to 0, the Red and White buckled down and stopped the slash- ing marches of the green-clad boys cold. Misfortune seemed to hit the squad from all sides the next week. Coach .lim Peller was forced to be ab- sent by an injury, and the finest blocking and tackling back that ever donned a uniform for Wilson, Carl Larson, received injuries that forced him out for the rest of the season. To bring down the curtain on the 1939 season, Wilson fell before a big Marshall squad-i2 to O. In spite of the fact of a somewhat dis- appointing season, Coach Zucco was nevertheless mighty proud of his stal- wart boys. Wilson rooters may be iustly proud of their fine and loyal sup- port to a grand fighting team. William Hickman End Donald Olsson Quarterback John Sisterman End 4 Q . William Lambert End 1 David Williams Guard N- A stiff' Wilbert Raymaker Donald Johnson Carl Larson Guard Tackle Fullback ALL CITY MEMBERS sn 'L L, . James she Halfback Frank Gruber Guard Wayne Platzer Halfback Robert Walsky Tackle Williarrf Runkle Fulllfack Glaum, Gruber, Robinson, Hendricks K a.. 13 K . ,J 0 eoolfi-4, ligijgliwih 1066, Uofd new O,-Q, Goofd The opening of the l939-l94O season showed that Wilson had a tall, clever, well-balanced aggregation. Be- cause of our admittance to the New Senior High School Con- ference, the boys knew that they had a tough job ahead of them, but with the spirit and determination typical of Wilson teams, they stepped into the fight with a will. Every man on the first team had an outstanding asset: Captain Bob Hen- dricks' clever ball handling, Ross Robinson's speed and hard driving, Bill' Sioberg's stalwart defense, Bill Hickman's high scoring, dnd Wayne Platzer's all-around versatility. The whole quiht played hard and when they went down in defeat, they didilit with true sportsmanship. Xt ,ix i E WE RE RIGHT THERE Front Row R Lynch K Frye F Kellog R Ray maker M Fletcher Back Row W Bolvm C Manke D. Appleby J OConnor W Morgantmi From Left to Right James Peller coach R Hanson W Sjoberg, W. Platzer W Hickman R Robinson J Lukoskie, N. Meyer R Slocum E Lundblad R Hen dricks Captain. CONFERENCE GAMES Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson 040s A Little Higher Wayne o0q OUR l.ETl ER MEN A drew: W Runkel. R. Hansen, Front Row: M, Blcrqo, W. Lambert, J. Connolly, R. Gulllanl, F. Gruber. Second Row: V. Nl: n , . C- TBUTBYK, 9. Fwblnscfl, R. Walsky. E. Garley, C. Jackson, E. Lamson, Fl. Meyer. L. Nloore, W. Lrinlng r A. Nlungon M Bglhg P. Nelson, W. Thomson, E. E1.ell, R. Bryant. Third Flow: C. Larson, Fl. Burnham, J. Merthan, Fl. Gahall, D. Wllllams, D. SINBNEZOT. W: derson D.Soderberq, G. Lang, J. Lgarlhert, J. Ashe, E. Glaurn, D. Olsson. Fourth Bow: B. Hickman, W. Sol- 2 BTI. Planer, J. Szeger, W. An , berg, Fl. rlendrlcks, E. Lundulad, Fl. Johnson, B. Ebert, N. y Sl RllCE ONE fn 'pd r r' ' . Q . Q . 5, ,t W 9 at X, 'l , . .7 rx E, ' R , Q . .N nf xl R 'W gl A 2 . -V , . Q ff xl, , 5. Vx 55 V Nlctxndrews, D. Olsson, R. Glullpnl, 0. Lar- hsnn. Thnrd Row: E. Connelly R Woods, . B Ebert, G. Jaco Front Flow: J, . - son. Second Raw: E. Runyon, D. Scrlerberq, . Glaum, W. Platzer, W. Anderson, L. Nloore, A, Nlunson we emo-1 we vmzmel was Fran: Row: C. Tnornp- son, Fl.Johns1.on. D. Man- love, R. Spanqenberq. J. Hlte, H. Lanqevln. Sec- ond Row. F. Beattlu, W. l KY D Runuel, R. Was , - n R Gaplstrand., Bauma , . I L. Archerd. N. Dlonsovl- mug, R. Nelson, D. Sand- bgfg, R, Elcksladt., C. Turnqulst, Nl. Blllll- Tnlre Flow: R. Welr. F' :qv 5 U lv? Gruber, E. Carley, J. Weauund, M. Blom-go, E Lamson. H vnmfiu or siums Q 1? Front Row: J. Gasparre6.0. Qackson, C. Folkenson, N. Meyer, R. Robinson, R. Johnson. Stcon Row: F. Gruber, E. Carley, X xTau , W. Lambert, R. Walsky, R. Meyer, J. Steger, D. Swoitzer. BASEBALL RESULTS TRACK RECORD d Wilson Opponent April 28 i I5 Minneapolis Voc. 0 M'-?Cl'l0n'C5 50 I4 Minneapolis Voc. I3 W'l50n 30 BALANCE 4 Monroe 3 Johnson 50 3 Harding 4 May 2 3 Murray 0 Washington 30 gi 3 Wilson 4' V2 H b ld 1 6 Johnson 4 Um O l 543 4 Monroe 5 MGY Meet 5 Humboldf 6 lNAGl'Sl'iOll 15 Muffcy 2 VVllSOf1 15 Marshall l7 Murray 191 M 14' Marshall and Wilson Co-champs onroe 2 GOLF RESULTS Wilson I2 - Mechanics 6 TENNIS SCORES Wilson l4V2- Murray 3V2 Wilson lV2- Crefin l6 Wilson O - Concordia 5 Wilson 2V2- Johnson l5V2 Wilson 4 - Marshall 2 Wilson l5V2- Monroe 2V2 Wilson 3 - Murray 2 Wilson 18 - Marshall 0 1939 CITY MEET ' Louis Frye 84 .on Denton Vars 90 namp' ' UNG RACK N git! G E VAUL HA-Q A 1 ...nk G 'e , POL W vearecr SHO Tia X X, ni'-on' fl. .Wh Hgdle ' amberb n- W. W . L Johmtom w. Bugnlbifoh' 30 ' z::':,2:.-4 hndgh 1 FT if rn!! A- 9' 75 GOOD SHOT, HELEN! Left to Right: D. Marvin, H. Monteith, B. Murray. Vllll, Vllillll, llllll Vlllllllg G.A.A. strives to promote a spirit of de- mocracy, efficiency, and good sportsmanship through athletics and various social activities. Their 200 members participate in seasonal tournaments for soccer, volleyball, basketball, and kittenball. They also carry on a large program of individual sports, namely, golf, badminton, deck tennis, archery, tennis, shuf- fle-board, swimming, and table tennis. Left to Right: M. Moody, B. McLean, J. Hickman, B. Earhuff. ATHLETES ALL-Girls' W Club l Front Flow: D. Hanson, B. Murray, D. Mlrvln, 8. Barron, H. Montslth, L. Drews, E. Quinlan, L. Nelson, M. Grohe, M. Nelson, H. Nelson, P. McMahon, L. Wllkoskl. Second Row: C. Gibson, D. Hltzemann, M. E. Axelson, M. Waring, M. Matthaws, B. Matson. M. Murray, T. Lokken, S. Telchroow H. Gnllaher, H. McDonnell. D. Miller, E. Meler, C. Berry, J. Fuller. Thlrd Row: A. Bulloch, D. Gllllq M Adler M Moody D Wald A Oxnard, B. J. McLean, B. Earhufl, A. M. Jirlk, D. Harvey, S. Bowman, J. Hickman, J. Kline, 76 ' A. Bdycd, L. Szlusen, M. Elflnoer, D.'Keys. , JM, MA., A , , .-,,...L............4...,.. ,...... Row: Pothen, Jirlk, Barron, Drews, Quinlan, Glewwe, Pinski, Nielsen, elson, Lokken, Nelson, Vandanacker, Dammon, Dawson, Nelson, Bulloch, Walsh, Bordenave, Wllkoske, Murray, Stewart, Monteith, Malmstedt, Efflnger, Fifth Row: Parsons, Hitzemann, Gibson, Fuller, Berry, Gehrke,KIine, Boyce, Hanlon, Koller, Ripka, Peterson, Ryberg, Gallaher, Adler, Engen, westin, McMahon, Hickman Sausen, Hatter, Lindgren,'Bowes, Kellum, DuChaine, McAndrews,Krorner, Flahertyl, ALL CITY USM Pointlj M. Matthews, M. Moody, B. Earhuff, C. Gibson, J. Fuller, B. J. McLean, C. Berry, E. Meier, D. Wald, M. E. Axelson, M Murray, H. Montelth, J. Hickman, M. Waring, M. Effinger, E, Quinlan, S. Telchroew, D. Marvin, D. Keys, B. Murray. .an pw aa. SENIOR G. A. A. Front Row: Osgard, Grohs, Wald, Teichroew, Chilscn, Amley, N! v AE.. JUNIOR G. A. A. Front Row: Larson, Basclano, Larson, Graff, Shelley, Winters, Rasmussen, Anderson, Lang, 0'Connor, Matson, Second Row: Lanners, Prall, Matson, Forcier, 0'Brien, Carlson, Bjorgo, Bendickson, Nelson, Eggum. Third Row: Reislnger, Neamy, Churchward, Chrlstophersun, Mlller, Ferguson, Mlller, Kaiser, Haulen, Chrlstensen. Fourth Row Gltrnton, Askerooth, Manteufel, Barron, Otto, Sorensen, MacArthur, Kloek, Bandow, Nelson, Thomson. Filth Row Schieman, Dixson, Arvold, Raalch, Leiner, Myers, Mer1han,Lookman, Hawkins, Qulnlan. Sixth Row: Lund, Zeis, Mllotzky, Fuller, Geidl, Vreeland. Seventh Row: Schak, Dahlqulst, Zabawa, Nelson, Matzke, Comllkey, Henderson. Lewis, Eschbach. Eighth Row: Horton, Nelson, Scott, Ellis,Wipf, Nagel, Dow, Flaherty. Nlnth Row: Dletsch, Swedherq, Schultz, Jackson, Honlg, Harvey, Dindorf, Johnsun,Martln, Morrlslsy. ,fa I HOLD IT, GIRLS S BOARD MEMBERS WHO'S WINNING? IIIE EIIIEH HII SPUHIS ' I ,J 5 X ,LJ BELLES OF THE BALL I W M sHooI L NWWJJV STRIKE gp- ON voun Toes X ,QM V MERMAIDS a pl M05 IN FORMATION -jf lj CONGRATULATIONS, MARGE STEPPING ffxlfl ON YOUR MARK VOLLEY QAM CAM, get Qu Q-2-4ZpZvezii4ez.4 I GOLLING STUDIC 60l Ryan Building Look here! Lavonne Papple, Delores Harvey. and Don. Wahlund are looking al gradualion picfures a+ Golling Sluclio. Their smiles show lhey highly approve. The Wilson Seniors will all 'fell you 'rhal' Golling picfures are lhe very best ll' is lhe place fo go for picfures for all occasions. You will be exfremely well-salisfied with all fhe worlc Gollings do for you. They are locafed in lhe Ryan Building on Sevenlh and Roberl. Tha+'s right if is Golling Sludio for fine qualily phofography. '-A-M--'----unnrrd -A--A-A ' ' ar'M- AM- A 42.7 Q BUCKBEE MEARS COMPANY Lindeke Building There's BeHy Murray! My, how infenf Mr. Fredell of Buckbee Mears, Engravers, and she are over flwe annual. They are anxious 'ro see Hwaf everyfhing is exacfiy riglwf and we can be sure of Hvaiz Wifh Bucicbee-Mears handling our work, we needn'+ worry abouf very fine quali+y. And fhai' goes for you, 'fool We'Il vouch +ha+ your engraving wiil be excepfionaliy well-done and fhaf you will be very safisfied wifh any work 'rhaf Buckbee Mears, Engravers, locafed on +l'ae 9+h floor in +he Lindeke Building a+ Fourflw and Rosabel, do for you. si SMYTH PRINTING COMPANY I78 E. 9+h Sfreei Hurray! There goes The Log 'ro press. Lloyd Major, June Van Derzee and Lucile Nelson are inspecfing 'rhe job and from fhe loolcs of lhings, l'hey're very pleased with whal' 'rhey see. The Smyfh Prinling Company af I78 E. 9'rh did all lhe prinfing for our annual and if seems Thar Wilson picked fhe righf place To have il done. Smyl'h's do excellem' prinfing of all lcincls and from l'he appearance of Things, June, Lucile and Lloyd fully realize 'rhis fact Jus+ loolc al' 'rhe faces of our represenlarives -all of fhem display 'rheir implicif confidence in fhe prinler Wilson has hired. Remember. for beffer prinfing, pafronize fhe Smyfh Prinfing Company! FOREMAN 8: CLARK Upsfairs 7+h 8: Wabasha Oh, fellows! Look af fhose good-looking suifsl Byron Dale and Loren Biebighauser agree wifh Mr. Vold fha? i+'s fhe lil and sfyle 'rhaf counfs. Foreman 81 Clark on 7+h and Wabasha have a grand selec+ion of new Spring Sui+s fha? all lhe boys are falking about Remember, gradualion is coming soon. Foreman 81 Clark is 'Phe place +o go. All sfyles and models af S I 2.50 To 325.00 Free pressing, sponging, and minor repairs lor 'rhe life of every Foreman 3: Clark garment CLIFTON A. HERRICK JEWELER an E. Eigh+h S+. Look, Clyde and Sis. Don'f you fhink my new class ring is lovely? Gloria Basciano is proud of hers and Clyde Jackson and Madge Grohs look on admiringly. They're af Herrick's Jew- elry Sfore where fhe class rings are purchased. and guess whal? Every graduafe who purchases a wafch re- ceives a free gill! Good deal, don'+ you ihink? So we're off 'fo Herrick's Jewelry Slore af The enlrance of Borg and Powers, corner Eighfh and Minne- sofa. 'ro 'rake advaniaqe of +his offer. 85 PAMEL BROS., INC. 44I Wabasha Hello. Mr. Hedeen and Miss McLean, or must we be so formal? Mighf we venlure 'lo suggesl if is an evening down Soufh or is if +he palms +ha+ crea+e fhis illusion? From day dreams To realify. for 'this is fhe Pamel Brofhers. Inc. on 44l Wabasha Sfreef, where lhese lovely palms and flowers are fo be found. Cliff and Bonny fell us fhaf Pamel Florisfs specialize in flowers for gradualion and remember -H' won'+ be long now!! HUSCH BROS. 40 E. 7+h Oh. girls. look! l+'s Joan LaBissoniere and Phyllis Collins! Aren'1 Those formals iusl gorgeous and look af fhaf lovely bag Joan is carrying! Wouldn'+ if be grand 'ro have formals like 'rhose for gradua- lion? Oh, see rhose ofheir lovely gowns on +he rack. Joan and Phil. know fha? Husch Brolhers af 7+h and Cedar have a large assorimenf of beaufi- ful clofhes. If you are smarf, you will shop af Husches before you look elsewhere. TWIN CITY BOOK 8: STATIONERY 408 Cedar My, lhis looks like serious business. You mighl know,-il's books and more books. New and old books are sold al lhe Twin Cily Book and Slalionery and il's a good place lo gel lhem. Maynard Biorgo pauses a momenl lo lislen lo lhe conversalion on diclionaries which is laking place belween Laurence Elwell and Mr. Goldberg. By lhe way, have you a good up-lo-dale diclionary? Thal's a book you will always need. Slop in al lhe Twin Cily Book and Slalionery on Cedar Slreel lbelween 6lh and 7lh slreelsl lo gel all your books. You will lind il well worlh your while. l VAVRO MUSIC COMPANY '4 60 E. Sixlh Music? Ah! ll's a sweel lune we'll hear when Barbara Bendickson, Lorraine Biorgo. and Duane Day finally gel slarled! Well, we're lislening! Mr. Vavro is lhe one who seems lo be causing lhose pleasanl smiles. The girls and Bud lind lhal lhey can gel inslrumenls ol all lypes al lhe Vavro Music Company, 60 E. Sixlh Slreel, l and so lor music-il's on lo Vavro's. , CABLE'S SECRETARIAL COLLEGE I 547 Universify Ave. How do you do. Mr. and Mrs. Cable. I am Marion Janssen and fhis is Myrtle Erickson. A congenial liffle falk ensues. and if is found Ihaf all girls musf be high school graduales who alfend Ihis secrelarial college for girls. No previous commercial Iraining is required for enfrance which gives The college prepara+ory graduafe an opporfunify Io +aIce advanfage of Ihis pradical +raining as well as any business sfudenf. Marion and Myrfle are jusf leaving when fhey spy some pals. Why, Ihere's Beffy Jean, Lucile, and Joan. My, I didn? know 'there were so many of Wilson's former graduafes enrolled here. Thar cerfainly is a good adverlisemenl in ifseli. Don'+ you Ihink so? They know Ihe righf place To go. II's Cable's Secrefarial College af I547 Universify Avenue near Sneliing. The nice parl' of if is +ha'r if is so near home. II' makes if especially convenienf for Wilson girls. We'll be seeing you af CabIe's. Y l ,M M.--,,,,.,,,,, .-...,A., . PRACTICE THRIFT SAFETY PROFIT .Il Accounfs Earn 37, Insured Compounded lp +o S5000 Semi-annually EDWIN AND HELEN OPEN AN ACCOUNT AND GET A SAVINGS BANK Accounfs Opened Wifh SI.00 Or More TWIN CITY FEDERAL SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSOCIATION 4+h 81 Minnesota 8+h 81 Marqueffe Sain? Paul Minneapolis ENGRAVING COMPANY Whaf are Pafricia Frylinger and Doris Hifzemann all smiles abou+7 Oh. I see They are looking at some very aflracfive gradualion announcemenls They have Ihe very besl assorlmenf 'I I Ih Sfafioners Engraving Company af I28 Easf IOI'h Sfreef. STATIONERS l28 Easi' I0+h Sfreef Xb, N-V I xx.: -r l HEALTH-THE MILKY WAY Ah, if's our Wilson Afhlefes or I miss my guess. Bob Guiliani and Dave Williams smile fheir agree- mem' wiih whaf Bob Walsky is saying aboui fhe grand milk +l1ey are drinking. For lwealrh and s+reng'rl1, le'r's ge? our pasfeurized milk from +l1e Milk Companies of Sain? Paul. Jusf fake anofher look al some of our Wilson heroes and be con- vinced +l'1a+ if i+'s good for +l'iem, i'r's good for you, foo. JCHNSON'S DRUG 76l N. Snelling Jol1nson's Drug Siore on Capifol and Snelling is flue place To meer your Wilson pals. Harriet Siewarf and Joe Markuson iusr slopped in fo gel 'rheir 'rickefs for 'flue game, and incidenially, a good coke. Jol'mson's Drug Slore specializes in 'rhe very besf confecfions. WESTLUND'S MARKET HOUSE QUALITY Mens AND Pnovisloms Margarei and Warren seem To know +l'1e place +o buy rlieir mea'rs, foo. Look ai ilial' sieakl Um. can'f you iusi hear if sizzling on fhe plaHer? Bofln Warren and Mar gare+ know rhaf Wes?- lund's Meaf Marker on Thomas and Snelling has fhe besf meal' in Town. Wl'1a+'s more, fhey deliver --iusf call Nesior l32l. Tea Rooms serve. Warren My, whal a grand assorl- menl of food lhe Oualily Fandry and Jerry Wesllund smile approvingy as Bob Meyers remarks, Did you ever lasle such delicious ham and candied sweels? l'm lelling you, lhis is lhe besl place in lhe cily lo eal! Warren adds. We're nol lhe only ones who have 'found lhal lo be lrue. Haven'l you seen lhe long line wailing lo gel in on Sunda s? Thal's lhe suresl sign ol! popularily ol any lea shop, suggesls Jerry. We'll vouch for lhe Oualily Tea Rooms al Snelling and Van Buren any clay, lhey all agree. QUALITY TEA ROOM CAFETERIA 694 N. Snelling ANDERSON'S JEWELRY IS73 Universily Lighls, camera, and lhere you are! Helen Nelson and Clark Folkenson are looking al walches al Anclerson's Jewelry Slore on Universily al Snelling. They bolh are smiling lheir approval as Helen selecls one which suils her fancy. Anderson's carry a com' plele slock ol all olher lypes ol jewelry as well. Clark and Helen realize lhe convenience of Ander- son's Jewelry Slore righl in lheir own communily. Here's hoping you gel lhe one you wanl, Helen! BALLlNGER'S PRODUCE COMPANY I 602 Universily Um-m, look whal lhey have! Oh, don'l lhey look good? Elaine Meier and Richard Greer have a iob lhal all of us would like-il's selling popcorn balls and bags of carmel corn. Elaine and Dick bolh say lhal BalIinger's Producl Company al I602 Universily is lhe only place lo go. For sales and parlies. lel's go lo Ballinger's for our popcorn and carmei corn. A 9 1 R 8: K SERVICE STATION 7l7 N. Snelling Ave. Going fraveling? The R 8: K Service Sfafion is an excellenf place fo fill 'rhe fank and sfop in for check ups af all fimes. Maps are furnished for your fraveling convenience and Shirley Teichroew. Bob Osfergren, and Marge Waring are faking advanfage of 'rhis before sfarfing ouf. Why fhe serious expressions? Can'+ you find fhe place you're looking for? Jusf ask fhese folks abouf fhe dandy service you gef af 'rhe R 8: K Service Sfafion af Snelling and Minnehaha. They'Il fell you! GARRISON FUEL COMPANY 735 N. Snelling Ave. Well. hello There! If if isn r Fred Scoggin and Lorraine Kleis. Fancy fhafl They are learning all abouf oil burners. They cerfainly know fhe righf place 'Io go. I'r's fhe Garrison Fuel Company on Snelling near Minnehaha. There's where fo gef oil burners, coal slokers. coke. and fuel of all kinds. 'SRE SHORN RADIO COMPANY 68I N. Snelling Avenue Radios, did you say? I wish I had one for my room. Bernice Hanneld says fhaf Schorns is fhe place fo go and Ross Robinson and Ed Peck agree wifh her. The fellows say Their specialfies, radios. sound effecfs, and repair service are excellenf. They oughf fo know! So for all our radio needs. le'I s go fo Schorn Radio Service Engineers af 68I N. Snelling. Here's fo beffer fume-ins. A- M L,,M,,,,,,,,, ..,,...,,Q, ,,,M,,M,, . A I ..,..,.m.......E..,v.-,. I.. sa jabiqgf x WUI '-Y, so 'E , ' ix me NRM- ni I ,.,. 'ia , ' -lf E.. lin I - W-fall-mQ+7'T I I 'fi ii II lm , q.ig.i11..l ' E9 I I illlll 63 Ent Fifth Street near Cedar ENROLL FOR A PRACTICAL EDUCATION in day or evening school. Our superior Iraining will add Io our efficiency, presfige ancl opporiuniiies for 'rhe beHer business posifions. Sfudy under ideal condifions and experf business Teachers. Selecf sfudenls. Individual progress. Besf of equipmeni. Courses from a few mon'I'hs Io 'rwo years. Acfual praciice in elemenfary and advanced accouniing, commercial and professional secrefarial Training, shorfhand, Iypewriling. business law, salesmanship. business organizaiion. penmanship, office machines, civil service. efc. Free employmeni' service. No soliciiors employed: ceniral Iocaiion: bulleiin: 40Ih year. Saint Paul, Minnesota Cedar 5333 PRACTICAL BUSINESS SCHOOL ROLLERDROME Universify near Asbury My. bul' Ihis looks lilce fun. Horfense Muggenburg and Bill Thomson are roller slcafing al' The Roller- drome on Universiiy near Asbury. They know Ihe place Io go for a good lime. In faci, a greal' many Wilson sfudenis are aware of Ihe same Ihing. Hoi off Ihe wire is Ihe news fha? a cerfain group aI Wilson plans Io have a pariy Ihere. Le+'s all fry fo' go. Remember. if i+'s fun and good roller slcai- ing you wanf, pafronize Ihe Rollerdromel g C70 YUUIIB PEUPIE GET HHEIID ,fiiifn g Complefe Courses-Secre1'ariaI- Globe Gregg Shorihand-Machine Shor+- I Business hand-Booklceeping-AccounIing- ix College yi Office-Machines. efc. Nx5,,,f EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 7'I'h and Cedar GA. 4378 S+. Paul, Minn. I MIDWAY BEAUTY SHOP I+ Always Pays fo Loolc Well 779 No. Snelling Mi. l3l2 Cornplimenfs of A. E. HENRY FUNERAL DIRECTORS 536 No. Snelling ST. CLAIR CLEANERS CLEANERS - TAnLoRS . FURRIERS Snelling ancl S+. Clair Em. 2949 WESTERN BADGE 81 NOVELTY CO BADGES - BUTTONS - BANNERS PENNANTS - MEDALS - FLAGS 402 N. Exchange St' - Corner Sixfh ARTHUR CARLSTROM'S STANDARD SERVICE ATLAS TIRES AND BATTERIES EXPERT GREASING Snelling ai' Marshall Ne. 9I8I Complimenfs of MIDTOWN BARBER 81 BEAUTY SHOP KENNETH L. ORTON, Pirop. Snelling a+ Lafond May We Express Our Hearfy and Sincere CONGRATULATIONS 'ro 'rhe Class of '40 MADELON'S ICE CREAM SHOP Complimenfs of KAISER 81 DOWNING WE suv AND SELL USED CARS I 08 I - I 083 Universily RUDEEN FOOD MARKET EAIRWAY FINE FOODS E Snelling and Thomas Ne. 7469 Complimenfs of LUND AND LANGE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 272 S. Snelling Em. I347 HEATH BARBER 8: BEAUTY SHOP 737 Snelling Ave. No. Mi. 6654 CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH THORNTON MOTOR COMPANY 57I No. Snelling Ne. I834 94 Complimenls of DRAMATIC CLUB Complimenfs of INTER-CITY PRINTING 5I0 No. Snelling Mi. 6069 ,LJN W E , E, ,,.....,...,...L- L..........- 1.........,.-,E,... E... .......J.-Lm.:Sim, THRRRS FUR EVERUTHIRR The Annual Staff wishes to express its appreciation for the assistance all the business patrons have given to our 1940 Log. hope that their friendly interest will be rewarded by increasing patronage from Wilson. Plale Madam RURRREE-RIERRS ERRRRVERS fhafimq SIRUTH PRIRTERS Gcaamandbjaalzflq R. I. 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