Wilson High School - Log Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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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-

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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