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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1942 volume:

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To an oufsfanding leader and efficienf principal, Mr. Russell Peferson, we are proud fo dedicafe fhe l942 edifion of fhe Log. During fhe shorf fime fhaf he has been af Wilson High School, he has builf a widespread friendship and profound respecf wifh all fhose who have soughf his congenial and democrafic advice. Ever a loyal supporfer of school acfivifies, he has followed, wifh infense inferesf, all of fhe varied curricular and exfra-curricular offerings of 'rhe school program. Sfudenfs of Wilson High School have come fo recognize, fhrough his leadership, fhe hard worlc and fair play fhaf is essenfial fo success. May Wilson High confinue in coming years fo progress and prosper under his guidance. 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The sTudenTs oT Wilson T-ligh School pledge allegiance noT only To Their counTry, buT To Their school. Ever loyal To Wilson and iTs varied program oT acTiviTies, These young men and women have acquired ThaT Training in ciTizenship and characTer which is basic To The American way oT life. As, on many occasions This year, They have risen To prove Their school loyalTy, so will They be ready To serve Their counTry when called upon. ln Times oT war The young men and women graduaTes enTering a world oT sTress are going To wiTness a greaT TesT. The sTudenTs oT Wilson are ready To do Their parT To defend The righTs of a democraTic world and preserve The righT Tor TuTure generaTions To pledge allegiance noT only To Their counTry buT To Their school as well. JM' WFALL l cqcfminiaffzafo u JVIQE5 ficfucczfcolz 930156115 Paul S, Amiclon Superinfendenf of Schools M 4 Axel F. Peferson Herberf A. Trapp f Commissioner of Educafion Direclor of High Schools J Xxf i Russell S. Peferson Lyle D- K0Cl1 Prgncgpal Assisfanf Principal X856 'V ue, U65 acuff Qflani Qpening ihe door io Wilsonis ildalls ol Learning is Miss Mae Midii. She leaches geomefry and is an adviser oi fhe Senior Class. Miss Berfha Muedeking, economic geography feacher and sponsor of lhe Communify Chesf drive, confemplales +omorrow's assignmenfs. The accounl balances. says Miss Edna Koch, who reaches bookkeeping and iunior business. Mrs. Helen Asp observes an inleresfing proiecf. She is a reacher of English and fhe adviser of The French Club. Mr. Axel Kise is fhe 'reacher of mechanf ical drawing and 'rin shop. Enioying delighhlul company is Miss Lorraine Shapiro lcenferl, reacher oi Lafin andiadviser of The Lalin Club and 'rhe Senior Class. Miss Rufh Hedman Tries a new fype wri+er. She is a feacher of fyping and slenography, She is also business ad- viser of The Log. Wilson is ge-fling many new boolcs +his year, says Miss Gerfrude l-lariung, librarian. Giving a helping hand. Miss Helena Francis is feacher of mafhemafics and The school Guidance Counselor. si '55 gee I l X Q .MW , ooz fag gL'ZlQflEl5J-A A 'Fifi 0 1 Giving The downbeal is Mr. Eli Barnell. direclor ol band orcheslra, and choir. Mr. Barnefl assisls wilh 'rhe 'lRevue and direcls The Music Eeslival. 'Nulrifion is viral lor defense, says Mrs. Jessie Chrislopherson, home economics feacher and adviser ol the Home Eco nornics Club. Miss Selma Lindeberg, adviser of 'rhe Knilling Club, and Miss Elhel Johnson, sponsor ol lhe Red Cross, confer over a Red Cross proiecl. Bolh leach social sci- ence and English. Miss Mae Binel is a leacher oi sophomore and iunior hislorv. Mrs. Mable Rines leaches English and is The adviser ol fhe Senior Girl Reserves. Mr. Oscar l-laugh, English and iournalism feacher, is +he adviser ol The Log, 'rhe Wilsonian, and Quill and Scroll. Mr. William Eilzharris malces an inferesling poinf lo Mr. Clair McMann. Mr. Filz- harris leaches social science and hisfory and coaches loolball, fraclc, and B baskefball. Mr. McMann 'reaches eco- nomic geography and iunior business, ad- vises lhe Pep Club, and serves as school alhlefic direclor. An inleresfirig paper, remarks Miss l-lilda l-ledsled, leacher of English and adviser of lhe Speclalor. Miss Lucille Wells, leacher ol hislrory, ,s +he adviser of fhe Knitting Club and sponsor of N.Y.A. aclivifies. .yr u 3 wif Q QS' . 5 -4 A R 4 4 , V ,..,, .. frfgvhfyfwk A w,?mv,..3f.wvW.-f ww, 7- 5Q42,fAW351e11f: f f A ' .,..u., leyigig . Q , I ff -4 3 fu 'L 2 5 , 5 5 y 5 Ya I ? 4 I f I 51 f lf' .6 ' 1 Q, 2 .1 'V'? M I4 A 1, A, ,,,..Q,u3. ,I f kVijfhP2m::F ' W .1 4' HE S , 1 in V1-:Wy f -1 -Wu ,Z 1' Ai., ff if 5 4- 1. M5 ,I :aff 54 .Afr- ze fi 'V J ' ii any sv- im X 'M - an Q L, i ,L ', P W-M fifv . ,z,vf':. , v V. . -L N x ' ' ' . JSE'-, I x G3 ,Q mizfcuzfi Oz ig: flfucafioiz Ma'1'L dnb: Cu CI l M's. Kd'VE fF'? QCOMQN' e-FM afd Mfs. Lew Kurs 'HQM1 Sane W'sCf sfude- 5 w f Qiscc 'vcd ef low :csv l X 'HE EXECUT-VE .QCARC DAPENT TEACHEV ASSCC'Af CN P, 2' V's r TW 1 we.-'..'v N V 1' ' 1' N' E. Bane yogi c'3 '3' V's N Jesfsef 'e4f9sfhH's rg' Mfs F Bffsu, -Q 1- Ni' ' : MPS . NMS. R 3' :S 'L f3S::f:: 'Q S9gre'3', M1 L G effwe SZJSV' 5 T1 Ajifev Mx J Vamzi' ve' M' V Swim' Mi 1 H I Vx Mfg L N399 'S' :'es':e M' L GEQAM- Pestreh' VT 'W 5-VH Mfs E1 W' 'GSK -w rv. ,,,. 'Tyl- L -i 4- X U5 Student E cf STUDENT COUNCIL Fronf Row: R. Tessrnan, B. Comiskey, D. Hawk- ins, D. Sfafham, P. Moylan, M. Flowers, B. Meko, J. Slreed, A. Burrell, W. Dick. Second Row: I. Anderl son, B. Ekman, D. Hil- lis, M. Barfleff, B. Joyce, C. Flaherly, M. Carroll, H. Fuller, R. Chesney. Third Row: D. Apple- by, J. Lulroskie, L. Lu- koskie, D. Poeschl, A. Jeansen, D. Lindgren. J. Torselh, R. Walker. Wilson High School is organized on The basis of ihe home room plan. The sludenf body is divided info ihirry-+wo home rooms, organized according 'ro grade level. Each home room has an adviser, who keeps The sludenls' records and serves as a counselor. Sfudenf governmeni resls wilh fhe Siudenl Council. Each home room elecis one of iis members io serve as a represenfafive in 'rhis group. These represeniafives musi have a scholasiic average of ai leasi a UC . Officers of 'rhe Siudeni Council are Donald Appleby, presideni: Joe Lulcoslcie, vice presideni: and Margarel Flowers, secrelary-Treasurer. Miss Lola Fay is faculiy adviser. Meeiings are held every Thursday during lhe sixih period. 5, MA 1.4 ef ,gi . 4.540 ' V ,,A.Z J' ,. I ,f'Lfv+-fbrvv F . ,LVL ,Q .C ROOM IO9 Fronf Row: M. Scofr M. Boldt, L. Winters, E. Nelson, M. Miloizkv, B. Jensen, V. Larson, E.--..l:la.o-sem S. Carri- gan, S. Woller. Second Row: Miss E. Koeneman, L. Toth, D. Jacobson, A. Ward, H. Fuller, A. Risdall, G. Marzke. Third Row: E, Maier, H. Hanson, R. Taylor, P. Barry, J. Kloclr. ROOM IO7 Front Row: V. Jarnke R. Glewwe, L. Kaiser I. Barnacle, M. Gas Darfe, C. Jonas, M Dovick, M. Craig, C Herne, L. Benson, M' W. Carlson. Second Row: L. Co miskey, L. Maier, S Lockman, J. Gardine' L. Aronson, C. Escn becb, M. Morrissev. C Flaherfy, M. Nagel C Fuller, T. Peferson. Third Row: F. Dona lnower, R. lnholeh R Stokes, J. Zabawa, D Marlin, M. Dahlquisv R. Faurof. N. Hervin E. Huber, C. Nash r . Q I I I I I ff 3 ' J'-.r-U RQOM 2l2 4 ki Sccond Row: B. Belknap, K. Widerslci, K, Hanson, B. Bolsef, ,' Y K. Voqes, L. Svreeler. FrQM RDWIADV Mqnlove, M. Carroll, S. Menlr, M. McMahon, L. Third low: S. Hesley, W. Olson, W. Hickman, P. Leonlnarf, R. Vin Keurerl, E. Morris, B. Lanners, I. Sclvieman, D. Cook. Soangenbevg 1 'L f ff ' -v 9 v 5 U ROOM 2 Front Row: Mlss M Emmons I. Davies, M Graff, S. Maison, F Cunnien, B. Meko, A Shelley Y. Basciano M. Heisler R. O'Brien, M. Lee. Second Row: R. Wag- ner, R. Ryberg, E. Emerson M. Wesigard B. Vos Kuilen, M. De Remer, D. Neqmy, O. Marcus J. Peverson. Third Row: D. Warner, M. Ellen, H. Johnson, A. Haglund, J. Hive, D. Rockenbach C. Fer- ley. N ROOM I0 Fronf Row: J. Eiclr- svadf, S, Churchwerd, M. Anderson, V. For' cier, l. Davies, C. Falkoski, B. Larson, G. Cassidy, J. Chamber- lin, C. Moline, N. Wil- kinson, S. Diebel. Second Row: M. Mor- rill, J. Perry, A. Run- zel, D. Malfson, L. Donoghue, M. Hawkins, F. Pompilio, L. John! son, R. Baldwin, Miss R. Hedman. Third Row: G, Kilgore, C. Backer, D. Nelson, H. Molin, D. Norrqran, M. Johnson, C. Hen- dricks. G. Cording, R. Winquisf, D. Johnson, Fourfh Row: R. Ches- ney, C. Lokken, C. Sefersfrorn. X l 3 X . l .5 fl ROOM 7 Second Row: R. Bowman, D. Wineclre, W. Carpenfer, R. Wood, J. Sparks, E. Ryberg. Fronf Row: B. Guilbaull C. Klein, M. Hinze, M. Schullz, H. Hoel. Third Row: R. Kohlhense, R. O'Bfien, W. Buchanan, D. Sandberfl- E. Luckeh, S. Grant, Miss E. Johnson. R, Bacon. -el ki x , C l X ROOM 2:0 Fron? Row: D. Harms, M. Sullivan, S. Biclrel G. Simpson, M. Anfon- sen, B. Miller, Cooley, E. Shank, G Larson, M. Scofv, Sawin, Miss R. Kachel Second Row: S. Palmer S. Arnos, M. Zecher A. Keyes, l. Olson, M Mogren, L. Pinski, R. Zibell, A. Shock, A. Albrecht Third Row: L. Douglas, D. McConnell, D, Kuhl- man, D. Schwarren, J, Torsefh, V, Lawrence, T. Hall, D. Manlove, J. Vandanacker, W. Malm- quisl. Nd' ls A . E ' On. Cm -'iii -ik 7 W5 JH' EL la 1 , ,,,, , i r .MWF ,, f W W f g X. - A31 5 ROOM I05 Front Row: L. Dam mann, C. Schauer, L Wahlund, E. Effinger L, Nasby, F. Nielsen P. O'Brien, C. Dow, F Anderson, L. Blackelf L. James, Miss L Wells. Second Row: M. Lan casier, P. Nasf, W Hansen, J, Moody, C Shane, D. O'Hearn, J Mangan, A. Jewell, F Shafer. Third Row: W. Barron C. Ecanow, R. Corn sfock, D. King, J Grossman, V. Strom berg, J. Dawson. ,ff, 'f 'ffv1f ..5. ROOM 3 'If' If 'A' Second Row: W. Larpenfeur, O. Trimmer, F. Pieruccioni, V, Davis Front Row: A, Oswald, P. Farley, B. Huliqursi, D. Coleman, s. J- T6Y'O'l B- Ne'SO l 5- Gufmbnn- G4 Bowne- J- MW- 5 Beck Bowers, A. Ferl, F. Lenfz, A. Pederson, R. Balcheller, L. Harding, slrorn, H, Jones, M, Maurer. S. Fiske, C. Forseen, Mrs. J. Chrisfopherson. Third Row: R. Nagel, F. Muray, W. Davies, J. Dull, H. Waldon ROOM 207 Fronf Row: C. Sailrier E. Brousseau, M. Kinne M. Deladi, G. Thom Son, M. Kenyon, D Jackson, V. Sullivan, L Reinsberg, D. Nelson B, Davis, E. Glewwe. Socond Row: A. New ion, V, Moore, J. El geri, A. Zabawa, B Pierson, B. Weslliolder G. Bednar, F. Pelerson M. Bueicw, D. Hillis F. Price, Mr. M. Elie! Third Row: R. Diebel I. Nordquisl, R. Thorn mes, W. Link, J. Holm berg, J. Wiley, G. Sin clair, O. Bailles, H Milbrad. fozzfiaii we i 7 fi 7 Gigi f KE sig, -cf 1 Vg- 5. 2! 5' ff, 'rt 'Q' 5 if Q W if -rf' g s , fv K I Q, IWMJII' Eg' f ?f 25 I Q Q 8 Vi x 'En , ' ' - V ' f, ,v,, . , ' 4 -. I v M ' ' 1 .. at ' I 4 1 . . K A, s, Em '55 Y U xi W W . .fnnfga B Q 3 ga , f Wg 0 34, 'Sf' xg, W ,Fai I? 15' IB 5 4 '3'i M ., 5 w , Qi ii ll ff if ef- 'G ' s Q uv 1 U 4 F 1 e , , YA . 4. f f, f I, 4,3 9 ff-Q5 Q lf., - ' 0-A 1 , 5f!aWf f was 9:5 1: QQ , 5 3 9 1 f 2 ef, ua' UH Of K X fjaff ,S . I A .. -. Jumping Jimminy Ar'r in Revue lil '14 i Q ,ep 'A Xe , f A -,, ,,. Y H 4 ,iv , .' ' 9 W' f 'X Mas . A .W 'g gi-, e foe X ' ax ff 4 QGKXG WX 1 k k we we Oo asf . VL bxveq no Wania Locker lupj? Wanfa Buy a Book? Pardon Me! Q. W 5 X Q LJ -r, You look like Margie LLI2 Swingin' Ou? Cover up! Kise, deep sea diver Q4 EveryfI'1ing's going up BUT He's going down Wilson's Quiz Kids Soph Sfars Comin' af ya Coach Fifzharris flop picfurel gives Wayne Plarzer las? minure insfrucrions before sending him info ihe Murray game. Piciured nexf is Wayne breakin a a for a fhiri five ard a'n as Gul- 'Q W Y Y q l lickson fhe safely man, br qhf him down. -4' ,f ' 2 L, ,. H.. T V V' ff, ,J J 'ft f ' -if 1 tl ,xx V W1 !f L , . YL,-fl 4 pi . 1 ,V c,.f'f.'f L-V i . r' 5: 'L i r ' . Jr pf ,- . f Sfariing The seasonca week in advance oi The opening of school, Wilson's I94I edilion of The Redmen gridders prepared for rhe Too?- ball season af Square Lake Camp near Slillwaler, Minneso+a. Here 'rhe aihlefes spenf Their 'rime doing condilioning exercises and learn- ing fhe Tundamenfals of foofball. Upon refurning from camp, com- pefrifion began for sfarring posifions. Airer many infer-squad games, Coach Bill Fifzharris finally decid- ed on 'rhe following boys for his srarling lineup: Don Appleby and Bill Hickman, ends: Bob O'Brien and Wayne Hosefh, Tackles: Mari Efren and Gordy Green, guards: John Chrisiiansen, cenfert Chuck Tauferf, guarferback: Bud Larson, fullback: and Bill Thomson and Dean McConnell, halfbacks. Affer weeks of preparaiion, Wilson enrered The Ceniral game, which +hey losi, 20-7. Rebounding from The Cenrral defeat 'rhe Redmen 'rhrilled a homecoming crowd by downing Murray's Blue and Gold. The score was I3-6. The Governors from Johnson were fhe Redmen's nexl Toe. Wil- son led by a score of 6-O rhroughoui mos+ of 'rhe game. Wilh aboui a minuie of play remaining, Johnson Threw a scoring pass, fhus win- ning, 7-6. Washingion was Wilson's nexl opponenf. The game Turned info a scoring spree wi'rh Washingfon emerging The viclor by a score of QI-IZ. The Redmen began hiiling 'rheir slride oiciensively and defensive- ly in The Marshall game. They oufcharged and oulfoughi a game Marshall club, 22-6. The Redrnen followed up on Harding 'rhe nexf week wifh a lighfning-like bliiz Thai swepl' over ihem, 25-O. Ailer a Two weeks' posfponemenf, Wilson mel Monroe and Turned in a I5-O vicfory over 'rhe Greenies, Wifh a record of 4 won and 3 losf, Wilson 'rurned in ifs besi foorball season io da+e. The vicfories over Marshall, Monroe, and Harding were fhe iirsi ever Turned in by a Wilson eleven. W THE A FoorBALL souf-in V Second Row: V. Sfrornberg, D. Trace, Klcck, DI. Appgeby, W. I Fronf Row: E. Jordan,IC. Lyman, Warner, J. Mangan, J. Chrise lziglson, G. Green, H. Coumhan, F. Quinlan, R. OCOH, . Sand. ,A Qd'l2fQg,f5nS'Om' J' HO mbyg' D' Cconnelll C' Lemon' R' md Third Row: w. Fifzharris, Coach, v. Jefferson, w. Hoseih, w. Ray- ' F rn k r M Eff W. Hickman R. O'Brien, C. Tauferi, D. Gruner, a e , . en, I , manager, J. Coleman, assisfanf coach. ffl . 7 ? J WW M' r r V lg ffl, Q g'ZLC!L'ZOl2, ggwwifffl M LQ' -H nl Hy!!! if ,fbi jIy,,1.f 'IJ I ILA fr N- -fb Wilson's l94l B squad consisled principally of 'Fresh- men and sophomores. Juniors and seniors who were unable lo make iirsl 'leam berlhs were also made members oi ihe B squad. The leam was coached by Mr. Cody Hunzel. The schedule followed by lhe iunior Redmen consisfed ol seven games. Wilson came our on lop lwice and failed lo brealc lhe surface five limes. Showing hopes of a promising season, Wilson senl Cen- lral down lo deiear by a score of I9-6. Their pass and running plays cliclced 'rhroughoul lhe game. Showing a complele reversal of form, Wilson lhen losl lo a hard- running Murray leam by a score of 7-0. A pass again proved 'rhe downfall oi a Wilson leam in lhe Johnson game as lhe Governors deiealed fhe Redmen, 7f6. The B leam lhen ran inlo anolher hard-running club in lhe person oi Washinglon's B squad losing, 6-O. Ailer delealing Marshall, 7-O, lhe Redmen fell before lheir lasl lwo opponenls, Harding and Monroe, by scores of 6-O and I4-O. While lhe B squad did nor enioy The success ol lhe A squad lhey did acquire valuable experience which will serve lhem in good slead as 'rhey advance lo posilions on lhe A squad nexl year. Slarling Line-up llop riqhll Linemen: Hiclrrnan, O'Brien, Green, Chrisliansen, Ellen. Jefferson. Sandberg. Backs: McConnell, Larson. Tauierl, Thomson. Fullbaclr Buddy Larson lfop lefll lries 'lor a poinf alfer louchdown in The Harding game. Big Joe Hickman labovel cafches a 25-yard pass from Plafzer lo score lhe lhird louchdown againsf Harding. THE B FOOTBALL SQUAD Fronl Row: Roberl Barth, Elba Van Dyke, William Soulher, Donald Second Row: Herbert Molin, John Grossman, Roberf Hoil, Albert Jacobson, Earl Meyer, Thomas Fuller, Richard Schwarlen, James Runzel, Harold Holmgren, George Kilgore, Arnold Sfeiner, William Vandanacker, Lyle Johanson, Harold Peterson. Larpenleur, Roberf Sulfon, Mr. Cody l-lunzel, coach. -N J x.' jj Y T A Q . ,WJ L f JJ' WU T iff' 'D 1 f7S'Y'YSJ ,J Qfggfk Qui' Fleef's Out Wilson's l94l revue, affracfed full house audi- ences af each of fhe fhree performances on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings, November I2-I4. The casf was under fhe direc- fion of Wilson's four professionals: Mr. Eli Barneff, direcfor of music: Mrs. Delores Vold, supervisor of dramafics: Mr, Morris Pleason, advis- er and originafor of all arf and scenic effecfs: and Mr. Leonard Juds, supervisor of sfage and scenic consfrucfion. The Theme of fhe revue was builf around fhe voyage of fhe ocean liner, S. S. Wilsonianf' As fhis make believe boaf anchored af porfs far beyond, fhe nafives of fhe various counfries would enfer- fain fhe passengers, or audience. The obiecf of fhe Revue was 'rwo-fold. ln addifion 'ro giving much valuable experience fo fhose who parficipafed. considerable money was raised. The music deparfmenf received fhe largesf share of fhe proceeds fo help pay for new uniforms for fhe Band and Choir. The picfure af fhe upper leff shows Superman, who was por- frayed by Corlice Madsen, being given a free liff by fhe fwo sailors. Leland Douglas and Diclc Mullen. The cenfer picfure shows poor Dr. Sfronghearf ll-larold Hansonl having one of his frequenf sfrolces while his friends lKurf Schuliz, Bob Burfis, Thomas Hall, and Billy Reiniclcl find fhe sifuafion very amusing. ln fhe lower picfure is fhe rhumba chorus made up of eighr lSou+hl American Wilsonifes. The dancers are Pal' Fogarfy, Lois Aronson, Shirlee Dindorf, Shirley Harvey, Lucy Chalupslcy, Mary Gasparre, Barbara Jensen, and Paf Lenerfz. J ' E ' A GQ if R H U M B D A AN C E R S few S LO AF N DB A L I Q sf N ' .J X, 1 '- . . In rlwe upper corner Siha febixol the 'Bali'nafives foilinq af flweir weaving, The-lnallvds are Shi ley Brousseau. Clgyck McKenzie, Pauline Amy'xAudrey'Kndbl ch, Enid Brousseigu, Glen Boyce. and Barbar1Sirv'1mol1s.',,Tln firsf pidurhe af ihe righf shows Olympia, ie fnechanicalwoll porlrdyed '-by Rosemary Leisenl, loqlcirlg quile Qfnaped a Pro ssoQScl1neld- delle, flwe loymaker lOscJlar Advqlnsorfl. . ' , ' A+ llne ex+reme riqhff 1'l?a saflorlchorus qeff ready for a performance. The danc rs ale Joyce Dahlqui Par foqauly, Rulh Bafcheller. Joan liwisi Lois onkdn, Qrence Keele, and Barbara Jensen. J ' , 1 The picfure below shbfvg the anfire casf blhiinqlfarlewell as They leave for 'fl'1S UdiledfS+alles -affermflxp evenflul voyage. '. - 3 . , J , K a 7 ' .V , i S I , Q 4 ,.: G R AP NI DN A L E ! I .4.,1' 5 E The Line-up All Ready To STarT Full Speed Ahead Wilson's Third annual Homecoming celebraTion was one oT The high spoTs OT The Tall season. EyenTs included a parade, dance and The TradiTional TooTball game. The parade began direcTly aTTer school on Thursday, SepTember 25. A long line-up oT gaily decoraTed cars circled The T-lamline and Midway disTricTs. ln The evening aT 8 P. M., Wilson's Redmen played The Murray PiloTs aT CenTral STadium. The largesT crowd in Wilson's hisTory aTTended This game as nearly one Thousand sTudenT TiclceTs were sold. The hopes oT Wilson's rooTers were dampened as eighT Tumbles marred The Redmen's scoring chances during The TirsT halT, SeTTling clown aTTer The inTermission, The Redmen scored TirsT. The Murray RiloTs Tollowed suiT, buT a TourTh period Touchdown senT Wilson home The winner by a score oT I3-6. On The day Tollowing, Friday, SepTember 26. The climax oT Two gala homecoming days was The dance sponsored by The Boys' and Girls' clubs. Gloria Nelson and Richard Slocum, presiden's oT The Two clubs, were co-chairmen oT The aTTair. Selling mosT TiclceTs To The dance were Luverre Robinson Tor The girls and Bill Thomson Tor The boys. These Two were named hosT and hosTess. Pic- Tured below is Gloria Nelson pinning a corsage on Luverne Robinson while Bill Thomson loolcs on. H O M E C O M I N G 'au JL 1 13' JW WWINTER Mia cfiuifiei l94I was the second year in which Wilson entered contestants in lhe National Music Contest. Ol live events entered, a first was scored in one, second in three, and lhird in one. Pictured al' the left are Barbara Bendiclcson, oboe: Duane Day and Art Seebeclc. saxo- phones: and James Barden, trumpet. These awards were in the nature of a triumph for the music department, which has been growing and improving steadily. Al- 'rhough lhe department is only 'Four years old, il' has acquired instru- ments valued at more than 5800, uniforms, and a much-enlarged library of music. ll has grown from one organization, an orchestra, lo six: concert and marching bands, junior band and beginners' classes, orchestra, choir, and iunior choir. The department is headed by Mr. Eli Barnett, who is assisted by the officers of the various organizations. A recent addition to the department is lhe Music Boosters' Club, which has pledged itself to assist in the buying of uniforms, robes, and anything else which is needed. The purpose of the department is lo instill a better appreciation for line music in the student body, and provide music for school activities. ll also presents an annual concert every spring. Tl-lE SENIOR BAND Front Row: Duane Day, Robert Burtis, Ralph White, Bob Tanquist, Donald Lindgren, Calvin Garley, Carl Seterstrom, Charles Lokken, Art Seebeck, Jim Hillis. Second Row: Albert Runzel, Robert Bellfnep, Paul Nast, Betty El- finger, Marilyn Lancaster, Barbara Bendickson, Gerald Clausen. gfzrbert Otto, Donald Kise, Curtis Farley, James Barden, Raymond cott. Third Row: John Merk, Yvonne Basciano, Bernice Theissen, Bill Bamford, Richard Nagel, Gordon Svenson, Kenneth Burton, Kenneth Hansen, Robert Eickstadt, Glen Cording. Charles Ecanow, Jack Paul- son, Gordon Sinclair, Richard Peterson, Roger Austin, Donald Johnson. Fourth Row: Kenneth Seymour, George Hovey, Ivan Policoff, Frank Kellogg, Robert Blanck, Leland Douglas, Thomas Hasslen, Jacqueline l-lawkinson, Joyce Christensen, Richard Mullen, Edward Carlson. Fifth Row: Lucille Reynolds, Yvonne Williams, Patricia Steger, Mariorie Kloek, Frank Hofrneister, Richard Bordenave, Clarence Backer, Naomi Miller, Rodney Span enberg, Lorraine Biorgo, Roger Erickson, Myrliean Kamps, Kathleen gulliyan, Marilou Davis, Kathleen Steger, Mr. Eli Barnett. Q egg Y ff ' . TT . ,l ' 3 In 5 V A i- 1 A ?i?69aLm,f,:, y Q . ,M -L . W 60 i '5 ' Q 55,57 5m'n'? , ' 1 ,G ', ,., , r Q P525 g1Q658'33 g, 55 jnf' gi 41 555' '-w?fi'f We 4' --- G,6'S'G' am' . 5 -' . . Q 5 Q4 +e vim Hx,-fm ' ga, 17 fs iii 2 5 A M fy 5 sl . 1 2. EP qi A ,J M .adv .j- 'Na 'rv JUNIOR BAND Second Row: Mike Jansen, Don Fischer, Joe Jansen, Leland Douglas, John Holmberg, Donald Wilkoslre. Front Row: Shirley Wesflund, Rita O'Brien, Patricia Williams, Third Row: Grace Newsrrom, Mary Kahl, Richard Paisley, Jack Marilyn Keller, Lowell Erdman, Lyle Hansen, Warren Teichrow. Q-Fwy.,-s. ., JUNIOR CHOIR Fronf Row: Maxine Leclc Dolores Van Danaclrer, Lois Ericsen Herwanna Gross, Dororhy Anderson, Cafherine Simons, Nancy Hoyfl Belly Tolh, Joyce Pardon, Joyce Fuller, Joan Marry, Carol Forseen Ruth Jenkins, Charlotte Perreef, Margaref Smith, Dororhy Sfalham Second Row: John Mangan, Gerald Manlove, Robert O'Connor, Charles Tessman, William Jones, Mr. E. Barnelf, George Plankers Harold Jones Jerome Johnson, Le Roy Lundsfrom, Allen Arilauly Gene Bauman, Richard Crossley. ,r I .1 ' Hornbeck, Mr. E. Barnefl. Third Row June Lamberr Lucille Nobe Pal Townsley Lois Groebner, Lorraine Weisner, Bonnie Johson, Marion Mars, Dagmar Jacobi, Rulh Fisher, Gladys Aufenasf, Mary Klock, Mary Mangan Naomi Sfeiner, Ann Dauser, Shirley Pelerson Four+h Row Dee Lores Deiss Dorofhy Ann Emerson Norma John son, Shirley Brousseau, Beverly I-lollisfer, June Schudell, Virginia O'l learn Arleff Ann Johnson Maxine Lundsfrom Jane Kolsfad Car men Tannehill Martha Sleffe Barbara Nelson Maxene Buefow Gloria Nyglan. I clflazc Oz am! qjoznzi cz H U v...nasS 2 , V V - ' V I' 5' fe- 'E , I 7 Q Q ,wfgg-yy aw 3 : '57 I E-an I Slab 0 A M MATS' C1 '- 'W , F1 'is s ' I Q. , r 4- 5' ..j.,.s .I . . a, ., nn. . .-- gg. ...,,-. r ,3 ...-u.- .4 4-nn .f .r fo , rs. .. ,, ,WZ my U55 Luzioz afar! 671011 . . . . . . of Wilson High School malces il possible for every sludenl in lhe school To join in ils program of service for ofhers. Direcled by Miss Elhel Johnson, lhe sixly-'rwo s+uden+ members, 'rwo from each home-room, meel lwice a monlh 'ro plan acfivilies and reporl on lheir work. Al' lhe annual eleclion of officers, Mildred Sorensen was elecled presidenl and Jim Hillis vice president Roberl Burlis acls as secrelary and Franlc Harrison is l'he lreasurer. Over lilly dollars was raised during 'rhe fall roll-call. Piclured af +he upper lefl are Norine Simpson, Frank Harrison, Belly Lou Gilmore, and William Sandin examining 'lhe home room refurns. Swealers, mulllers, and squares for alghans are conlribufed by lhe Knilling Club, under lhe supervision ol Miss Selma Lindeberg and Miss Lucille Wells. Many olher groups aid 'rhe Red Cross, including +he arl and manual arl' deparlmenls. Fronf Row: Barbara Elsrnan, Belly Jean Schalc, Frank Harrison, Mafzlre, Ardis Risdall, Mildred Burrill, Phyllis Barlley, lone Schie- Milored Sorensen, Miss Erhel Johnson, James Hillis, Bob Burlis, Belly rnan, Joyce Chrislenson, Belly Lou Gilmore, James Grady. LOU Dawg' Dons Nelson' Fourlh Row: Wayne Anderson, Virginia h:DasEis,I Chbairlerye Pc-glen , . , . Norine Simpson Patricia Farley Jeanne Da , ve yn ass en, eNy Second Row: Margorie While, Rulh Fisher, La Verne Wahlund, ' A ' Mary Mangan, Minnerla Hinze, Mary Rulh Craig, Palricia Lenerlz, Howard' Joan Zwlmer' Margery De Remer' Rum Glewjle' H h geofggne Aufenasyv Qofgnne palkoskgv Evonne Shank- Fifrh Row: Roberf Kohlhase, Alberl Jewell, Lowe Esc bac , Harold Johnson, William Sandin, Charles Herberl, Richard Johnson, Third Row: Donald Larson, Louise Bergslrom, Donna Pinski, Gladys Gilbed Backer, Glen Cording. O15 lgffieu U65 Senioz gill, 45151051 . . . have lhroughoul lhe year compleled many proiecls and aclivilies lor 'rhe enioy- menl of olhers. Their main proiecl was malcing scrap boolcs for lhe Children's Hospilal. Olher aclivilies were ushering for lhe Women's lnslilule, malcing lray favors. Cl'WFlSlm65 caroling and collecling woolens for children in France. Officers for lhe 'iirsl' lerm were Lorraine Hansen, presideniq Lois Anderson, vice presidenlg Joyce Chrislensen, lnler-club Council member: June Davis, secrelary: and Marjorie Nagel, lreasurer. Replacing lhe January graduales were Gloria Nelson, president lda Mae Wiesl, vice president and Marion Nichols, l. C. C. member. Facully adviser was Mrs. Mabel Rines and club adviser from lhe Y was Miss Jane Boden. Piclured al lhe upper righl are lhe cabinel members in session. Money-malcing proiecls were lhe sale ol loolball and baslnelball 'riclcels and a balce sale. Fronl Row: Lois Anderson, Lorraine Biorgo, Barbara Bendiclcson, Gloria Nelson, Mildred Sorensen, Jeannelfe Newman, Joyce Christen- sen, Mrs. M. Rines, Lorraine Hanson, June Davis, Mariorie Nagel. Second Row: Irene Newton, Lorraine Winfers, Harrier Capislranl, lone Schieman, Florence Keefe, Kathleen O'Connor, Muriel Anlonson, Colleen Herne, Lois Casey, Virginia Prall, Mary Rulh Craig, Mary Jane Lang, Doris Marlin, Philornine Beck. Third Row: Mary McMahon, Jeannelle Miller, Evelyn Raasch, Audrey Slach, Virginia Baran, Junne Vigoren, lone Barnacle, June Kemp, Lois Aronson, Donna Jean Cook, Lois Guerlin, Charlolle Eschbach. Fourfh Row: Marge Milolzky, Lorraine Pinslri, Jane? Ferguson, Lucille Schumann, Dorofhy Ollo, Virginia Jahnlce, Norine Simpson, Laureffa Dunphy, Ida Mae Wiesf, Joan Zwirner, Marion Ellis, Par Lenerlz. Fiffh Row: Lorraine Schultz, Marion Scofl, Conslance Fuller, Lor- raine Dow, Orlean Anlonson, Marion Nichols, Lillian Dixson, Mary Merfhan, Mary Ellen Mogren, Harrie? Fuller, Kaihleen Murphy, Doris Maflson QL. 3 f..A1 Fronf Row: Elaine- Nelson, Margarel Flowers, Belly Swedberq, Audrey Slach, Virginia Baran, Eve yn Raasch, Echo Bowne, Ruby l-MSOY1. Virginia James, lrene Newion, Dorofhy Harms, Carolyn Moline. Second Row: Vivian Prudhornme, Lorraine Biorgo, Jean Maison, Beafrice Slalham, Darlene Pelerson, Bernice Nelson, Jeanne Camp- bell, La Verne Maior, Lorrayne Comiskey, Harrier Dielsch. Thlrd Row: Dorolhy Orfo, Lucille Schumann, Annelfe Sorensen, Pauline Askerocfh, lone Barnacle, Jacqueline Skaar, Mary Pardeno, Mary Ann Carroll, Marion Ellis, Lorraine Dow, Marion Dahlquisl, Audrey Chrislopherson, Lorraine Rock. Fourih Row: Joan Zwirner, Joyqce Chrislensen, Mary Mogren, Naomi Miller, Joan Lewis, June emp, Janet Farguson, Bealrice Maynard, Calherine Flaherfy, Lois Horlon, Lorefla Niles, Donna Cook, Genevieve Norrgran, Harriel,McCarr, Lucille Thayer. Fiffh Row: Lorraine Schulh, Harrier Fuller, Edward Carlson, Ray Olcorf, Joseph Goldslrand, Charles Tauferf, Frank Harrison, James Hillis, Robert Burlis, Wayne Hoselh, Don Appleby, Curlis Manke. Q55 .Unfsznationaf cfsfafions . . . . . . was organized four years ago. The club's obieclive is 'ro provide for ils members a belfer underslanding of world affairs by conslanlly sfudying presenf condilions and analyzing These condilions in fhe lighl' of lhe pasl. Round fables, forum, and panel discussions are held wilh lhe club members par- licipaling. Well known speakers, who are specialis+s in lheir fields. address lhe group afler sfud of a problem has been made. and a queslion and answer period follows. The conlri ulions fha? have been made lo Minnesola and 'ro S+. Paul in parlicular, by lhose from olher lands, formed lhe basis for 'lhe club's work lhis year. Excursion 'lrips lo lhe Minnesola Hislorical Library and The lnlernalional lnslifule are made each year. Alumni of +he club frequenlly refurn 'ro make use of lhe club's library which conlains valuable currenf malerial. The main social evenf of lhe year is a dinner al which some prominent speaker addresses fhe members. A+ 'rhis year's banquel, al lhe Y.W.C.A., Dr. Marion Boggs of Macalesfer College spoke on The Unifed Slales al Peace and War. The officers of fhe club for 'rhe year l94l-I94-2 are presidenf, Roberl Burlis: secrefary, Margarel Flowers: program chairman, Lorraine Schulfz. Miss Lola Fay is the club's adviser. Fronl Row: Katherine Honiq, Lois Guerfin, Karhleen Murphy, Pal Lenerlz, Lucille Gusfafson, Oscar Adamson, Fred Donahower, Larry Kress, Jean Bousquel, Jeannelfe Miller, Shirley Harvey. Second Row: June Vigoren, Philomine Beck, Virginia Prall, Colleen Herne, Jane? Jackson, Lois Lund, Gloria Nelson, Jeanneffe New- man, Mildred Sorensen, Lois Anderson, Miss Lola Fay. Thlrd low: Marion Nichols, Joan Clark, Jean Culfing, Eslher Mae Vreeland, Orlean Anfonson, Mary Merfhan, Lorraine Hansen, Margie Kloek, Lois Manfeulel, Fourfh Row: Norine Simpson, June Davis, Befly .lean Schak, Iris Bacon, Lillian Dixson, Ar? Seebeck, Duane Day, Bill Baldwin, Gordon Green. Fiffh Row: Art Ward, Frank Kellogg, Calvin Sf. Sauver, Al Ripka, Howard Woodall, Allan Henry, Philipp Eidmann. LJ li l.ef...... Front low: Carolyn Moline, Dorothy Harms, Mildred Sorensen, Janet Jackson, Virginia Baran, Margaret Flowers, Genevieve Norr gran, Shirley Menk, Virginia James, Lucille Ablan, Evonne Shank. Second Row: Mary Ruth Craig, Virginia Prall, Lois Anderson Florence Anderson, Beatrice Statham, Mary Pardeno, Echo Bowne Pat Rand, Barbara Jensen, Beatrice Meko, Pat Herne, Virginia For cier, Rita O'Brien, lrene Newton, Lorraine Winters. Third Row: Margaret Milotzky,-Florence Keefe, lone Barnacle Marion Scott, Joyce Eickstadt, Lois Lund, Bonnie Jean Hultquist Bernice Theissen, Doris Neamy, Ruby Larson, Olivia Marcus, Merle Sullivan, Mary Jane Lang, Mildred Burrill, Lenore Leininger. Fourth Row: Constance Fuller, Dee Lores Deiss, Doris Mattson, Alice Zeis, Ida Mae Wiest, Marion Nichols, Lyle Wikre, Harold Green, Lauretta Dunphy, Lillian Dixson, Mary Merthan, Virginia O'Hearn, Shirley Hathaway, Frances Price, Bob Deery. Fifth Row: Robert Burtis, Art Seebeck, Gordon Swenson, Ernie Reiland, Bill Souther, George Hovey, Ed Carlson, Bob Blanck, Joe Lukoskie, Don Manlove, Pat Barry, Kenneth Voges, Harold Hanson, Dick Taylor. Ulla Zqlllludli CIM. . . . . . has one chiet obiective each year: the production ot a bigger and better year- book. While the club is open only to juniors and seniors, its one hundred titty members make it one ot the largest in Wilson l-tigh School. The meetings are held on Tuesday atternoons. Money raising activities constitute a major share ot the club's work. ln addition to selling tootball tickets to the Central and Murray tootball games, the club sponsored a pop-corn sale in October. A dance, appropriately called the Log Jam, was held on November 28. Other money raising activities included the sale ot basketball tickets to the games with Monroe and Mechanic Arts. To advertise the Log among the students, a Truth and Conseguencesn assembly was held on November 26. Six taculty members participated an to the students' delight, each had to take the consequences. The work ot the subscription drive was divided among thirty-one home room representatives who sold over nine hundred books, the largest sale in the history ot Wilson High School. Miss Ruth Hedman directed the business activities ot the club and Mr. Oscar Haugh the editorial work. Front Row: Darlene Peterson, Bob Brodt, Audrey Stach, Mariorie Kloek, Betty Swedberg, Evelyn Raasch, lone Schieman, Harriet Capis- trant, Charlotte Eschbach, Lois Manteufel, Miss Ruth Hedrnan. Second Row: Virginia Jahnke, Ruth Glewwe, Arvilla Barnes, Lore raine Rock, Pauline Askerooth, Jean Matson, Lorraine Biorgo, Bar- bara Bendickson, Lorraine Pinski, Patricia Lenertz, Joyce Christensen, Philomine Beck, Jeannette Miller, Jeannette Newman. Third Row: Lorraine Schultz, Esther Mae Vreeland, Joan Clark, Orlean Antonson, Beatrice Maynard, Lois Casey, June Davis, Jackie Skaar, Lois Horton, Loretta Niles, Lorraine Hansen, Harriet McCarr. Fourth Row: Shirley Harvey, Naomi Miller, Kathleen Murphy, Lois Guertin, Norine Simpson, Betty Jean Schak, Catherine Flaherty, Jeanne Campbell, Mary Mogren, Lucille Thayer, June Kemp, Kath- leen O'Connor. Fifth Row: Curtis Manke, Donald Appleby, Gordon Green, James Blilie, James Barden, Allan Henry, Fred Donahower, Frank Kellogg, Red Raymaker, James Hillis, Murray Fletcher, Lynn Archerd. flfllllm 3 cgffzcz' gf cigoofefzs l'r's a Bullseye! 'Tha'r's fhe phrase fha? lhe members of The Rifle Club love lo hear. On Tuesday allernoons 'fhe sludenfs of 'rhis organizalion galher lor 'rheir regular meeling. On Wednesdays, fhey meel al 'rhe Como Rifle Range lo compele againsl rifle leams from olher Sl. Paul high schools. The obiecl of 'rhe Rifle Club is lo help 'rhe members gain co-ordinalion fijgilrei of hand and eye. Besl among lhe marlcsmen al Wilson is Pauline Aslceroolh, X7 A .I who during lhe pasl season, consislenlly Turned in scores of 95 or beller oul of a possible hundred poinls. She is shown al lhe lell lfop piclurel wilh lhree , fellow club members. 6 Pauline also leads lhe Wilson rillernen as preside-nl while Bill Thomson is vice presidenl' and Jean Maison. secrefary-lreasurer. Mr. Michael Ellel is fhe facully adviser of lhe group. Fronf Row: Mariorie Kloelc, Audrey Slach, Darlene Peterson, Paul ine Askeroolh, Mr. Effel, Lorraine Pinski, Pafricia Rand, Ann Span lon, Virginia Prall, Colleen Herne. Second Row: Dolly Maynard, Catherine Flaherry, Charlotte Esch bach, Jean Malson, Lorraine Biorgo, Pafricia Moylan, Doris Thomson, Joan Zwirner, Mary Ellen Mogren, Joyce Chrislensen, Willis Alex- ander, Clayfon M unson. Third Row: Allan Henry, Clarence Backer, Clem Nelson, Richard Peferson, lone Schieman, Harrier Capisrranl, Louis Gellerman, Rich- ard Haiq, Harold Green, Robert Wood, James Reischel, Charles Lofquisr. Fourfh Row: Bill Thomson, Kenneih Voges, Donald Appleby, Curfis Manke, Fred Murph , Roberf Burfis, Reber? Brodf, Fred Donahower, Kennelh Hanson, Glen Boyce, Roberf Leighlon, Calvin Sf. Sauver, Ed Carlson. naw N ,W-fir:-.f . , Y, wtf? JJ! 1 V Assy 4 Qin My X V y i if MW V ij ,N ,ff x X, ' Frorlf Row' Mary Rulh Crai , Willi ini , ir inia r , I g a Re ck V g Pall M Morris Pleason, Barbara Simmons, Thomas Hall, Jane Fredericlcso Jack Dawson. Second Row: William Sandin, Lorraine Pinslri, George Foley, Marv Morrill, Quentin Trimmerl Shirley Menk. sr Oqzfizfs A 0417! The Arr Qlub represenls one oi ihe cullural phases oi Wilson High School's educalional pro- gram. The club members have pariicipaied in aclivifies such as lhe malcing of scenery for 'fhe Annual Revuexand fhe Chrisimas play. The o ganizafion was formed in Sepiember, l94l, wilhwr. Morris Pleason as 'rhe adviser. The obiecfr of ihe club is io inslill an apprecialion of arf in lhe Sfudeni body of Wilson and 'ro malre fhem arlponscious. The club is composed of a presideni Williarri Reiniclc: a vice president Virginia Prall: and a's6crel'ary-freasurer, Barbara Simmons. Af pres- emi There are 'rwelve members in fhe club. Meef- ings 'are held every Wednesday aflernoon in +he Ari' room. The picfure lupper leill shows The club members in acfion making slcelches under Mr. Pleason's supere vision. As a service io 'rhe naiion, +he club de- signed lap boards for 'rhe boys in uniform and made Firsf Aid Charls for rhe Red Cross. ln addiiion. 'rhe club worlced on a mural on school life. l.as'r year fhe club received Naiional l-lonors from lhe Junior Red Cross. UA.: cgxfofzkiy of 0416 f6'ZOLLgg 65.5 04951 Picfured on fhis page is a seven-panel mural depicfing ari from prehisforic fo presenf fimes. The proieci' was begun by s+udenfs of Miss Ger- frude Niemeyer and was compleied under ihe direcfion of Wilson's presenf ar+ insfrucfor, Mr. Morris Pleason. The sfudenfs worlcing upon fhe panels were as follows: Prehisforic, Roman Weier, Philomine Beck, Virginia Prall. and Mary Morrill: Egyp+ian, Roman Weier and Shirley Menlc: Greek. Mary Morrill: Medieval. Barbara and BerneHe Sim-' mons: Renaissance, Roman Weier, Barbara 'Sim- mons. Bernefie Simmons. and Mary Morrill: Posf Renaissance. Mary Morrill and Virginia Prall: Modern, Roman Weier, Mary Morrill and Shir- ley Menlr. The originals of 'rhese panels form a parf of fhe wall decorafions in 'rhe rear of fhe arf room. -P .sg-J' T ,' ,.-I -1--Q, y 1 5705, .ax X f r' okx Y i S if f - 1 x xx A x X 9 Qoi' D V? , 6 L21 Q'-Vi.J .f:,:L ': i'H 4 5'f'1r. 3,1 ' ' . 2 ll ,2- VMI HEP1 L. ,T .g r , . L-Jw--r X AFron? Row: lrene -Newion, Norma Wilkinson, Marjorie Rifschel, Miss Koeneman, Marion Nichols, Ida Mae Wiesf, Lorraine Biorgo, Alice Newfon, Second Row: Richard Morrison, William Brooks, Roger Tessman, Philipp Eidmann, Dorofhy Orlo, Lucille Schumann, Lorraine Schulfz CM? .. . . . under lhe supervision of Miss Emma Koene- man, was eslablished during 'fhe spring of I938 lo iosfer grealer inleresl in The language and cullure of lhe German people. The chief aim of ihe club is io learn and appreciale ihe value of lhe rich heri- lage of German poelry and music. A monlhly newspaper, Der Schuelersl'imme, 'is published by members of ihe club. Several programs are carried on fhroughoul ihe year. ln lhe piclure, lop lefl, are The members of lhe casf of lhe German Chrisfmas program. The program was carried on eniirely in German. The Mailed, held in place of 'fhe regular meefing of May, always proves lo be a merry galhering ol +he club. German 'Foods are served. The officers are: Dorofhy Ollo, presidenl: Donald Larson, vice presi- denl: lda Mae Wiesl, secrefaryq and Lucille Schu- mann, lreasurer. U55 733206 CLE . . . . provides many proiecls wilh which sludenls in- feresled in fha? language may occupy 'rhemselves even lhough French no longer appears in 'rhe Wilson High School curriculum. The sfudy of French habils and cusfoms proved fo be as fascinafing as if was educalional. During The pasl year members of 'rhe club have improved lheir accenls as a resull of sludying French phonograph recordings. The board of officers 'rhis year was composed of Joan Zwirner, presidenf: Lois Slendahl. secrelary- lreasureri and Gloria Nelson, chairman of aclivilies. Mrs. Helen Asp is fhe club adviser. Besides educalional assels, lhe club had parlies and pow-wows while lhe inilialion of several new members proved 'ro be a highliqhl of 'rhe year. ln fhe picfure al 'rhe lower riqhl are Audrey While, Evelyn Hasslen, Margarel Flowers, Palricia Farley, Lois Manfeufel, Joan Zwirner, and Lois Slendahl. Fronf Row: Margaref Flowers, Rulh Reed, Joan Zwirn- er, Mrs. Asp. Lois Sfendahl, Palricia Farley, Audrey While. Second Row: L is M nleufe. Vir inia B r n, Co een o a I g a a II Herne, Elaine Elmquisl, Evelyn Hasslen, Gloria Nelson. 'v , fi K X0 J' 1 YG ax r' YO sale 5 O we Pd B film! Urs gsczsrrs YD .l!CLE'Zi... . . . are Wilson l-ligh Schools dramalic club. Picfured above are 'rhe ol'-licers ol lhe club, Oscar Adamson, corresponding secrelary: Shirley Harvey, freasurer: Mrs. Delores Vold. adviser: Lorraine Biorgo, secrefary, and Charles Taulerl, president Lois Anderson, vice-president is noi shown. To become a member of fhis organizalion you musl have lalren one semesfer ol expression or be lalcing expression as a second senior. Try-ouls for lhe club are held fwice each year. The obiecl of Wilson's Dramafic Club is lo creale in+eres+ in school aclivilies. Two meelings oi lhe organizalion are held each monlh. The business meeling falls on lhe second Thursday and a social meeling is held on lhe las? Thursday ol every monlh. In 'rhe spring of every year a play is given by fhe Jodelle Players in lhe school audilorium. This year's procluclion was lhe fiffh one in fhe club's hislory. Anolher annual affair is 'rhe Jodelle Mid-winler Ball, which was held January 22 al lhe Commof dore l-lofel. FFOHP ROWI Roger Johnson Joan Lewis Lois Anderson: .Lorraine Roc-1, C arles Tasferl, Mrs. Void Lorraine Biorgo, Virginia Prall Gloria Nelson, Barbara Bendiclrson, Shirlev Harvey, Second Row' Lorraine Schull: Naomi Miller, Virginia Baran Kafherine l-lonig Lorraine Hanson Jeanneffe Miller Barbara Jensert Dabicia Lenerfz Colleen Herne, Marv Ruff Craig, Bob Brodl. Third Row: Donald Aoplebv, Lois Arorisonx Pauline Askeroolh Orlean Anlonsori, Mariorie Nagel Marion Scoff, Lois Guerfin, Marion Ellis, Jane? Jackson, Kafhleen Murphy, Rosemary Leis-:ni Shirlee Dindorf, Lucille Thayer. Fourfh Row: Curlis Manke, Kur? Schulfz, Howard Woodall, Fred Donahower, Harold Hanson, Bill Thornson, Donald Sandberg, Ivan Policoii, Doran Knuvh, Dick Slocum, Jack Holmes, Vernon Rude Kennevli Voges. Ulie canes Siu 5 owe . . . . is responsible For much of fhe success of Wilson High School dramafic producfions. Under +he supervision of Mr. Leonard Juds, lhose responsi- ble for work behind scenes are, from lei? fo righl, Al Ripka. Kennefh Voges, Norman Her- vin, James Schmaedeke. Mr. Juds. Fred Pieruccioni, Calvin Sf. Sauver, Donald Johnson, Allen King, Willard Carpenfer, and Harold Miller. fixfzfzaisioiz . . . . is a popular subiecf a+ Wilson. Sludenls gain poise, confidence. and rhe abilily fo speak well. Gerling knowledge from pracfical experience is fhe group a+ lhe upper righf, shown as fhey presenfed an original radio skif. Ready To give if all 'they goin are, from lefl To righf, Mrs. Delores Vold, direclor, Shirley Harvey, Jeanne Bousquel, Bob Brodl, Fred Donahower, Gloria Nelson. and John l-life. Try-ours for +he Jodelle Players are held Twice a year. Alfer being aclrnilfed info fhe club, fhe new members musf be inifiafed. Picfured af lhe lower right as lhey go lhrough l'heir paces, are Don Appleby and Curl Manke. Wailing lheir +urn are Janef Jackson and Shirley Diebel. - 7 f-fp xc? S+ep Two Ugg Klfwfionian s+ep Four Q1 We QQQ Sfep Fave Sfep Six oes to .f 'zen Building school spirir and keeping all Wilson High School evenls in lhe public eye is rhe obiecf of lhe Wilsonian, Wilson High School's bi-weekly newspaper. Nearly eighly sludenls make up lhe slall, mosl of whom are members of a beginners' and advanced class in journalism. ln addilion lo publishing 'rheir paper, slalil members lake care of school publicily in fhe cily newspapers. An innovalion This year has been +he adding of an eighl'-page Rolo seclion which is dislribured once each monlh. Piclured on lhe opposile page are The slafl members and lhe srages in lhe build- ing of a lypical newspaper issue. Slep l shows Red Raymaker, edilor, checking news assignmenfs wilh Vivian Prudhomme, news edilor: Doris Neamy. club edilor: Harold Hanson, sporls edilor: Lois Horlon, lealure edifor, and Mr. O. M. Haugh, adviser. Sfep ll shows The adverlising sfafl wilh Bob Brodl, business manager, explaining fhe adverlising uolas assigned fo Kalhleen Murphy, Fred Donahower, Lois Guerlin, Jean Cu++ing, and Georgia De Marco. Sfep Ill illuslrales fhe wriling of fhe news. Ken- nerh Burlon checks cop wi+h Belly Jean Schak, while Mary Ann Carroll and Dick Slocum prepare 'rheir collumns, and Lois Anderson and Lorraine Hanson fype copy for lhe prinler. In lhe picfure illuslraling Sfep IV, Marion Ellis, girls' sporfs edilor: Oscar Adam- son, columnisli Murray Flelcher and Gordon Green, assislanr sporls eclilors, and George Foley of fhe adverfising sfafl, are engaged in proof reading and page make- up. ln Slep V Lynn Archerd, assislanl edilor: Mr. Meyer, lhe prinler, and Dick Taylor, in charge of adverfising layoul, are busily pulling lhe lype inlo ils proper place in lhe forms. Slep Vl shows Bob Deery, James Blilie, and lvan Policoff of lhe circulalion deparfmenl, preparing lhe paper for dislribulion. The piclure al fhe lop of 'rhis page shows The sludenls busily engaged in reading fheir copy of lhe Wilsonian. HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES 76 S . '90 of AC f Frou! Row: Louise Anfonson, Shirley Wesllund, Mae Andersen, Mary Hanson, Bernice Theissen, Frances Price. Jean Nolfimier, Ruth Opsal, Pal Fogarfy, Naomi Sfeiner, Lorraine Third Row: phyllgs Mickelson' Lo,-,eine Dow' Mag Bwfgo. Colleen Herne- Jane KOH'-'di Elaine Nelson, Roberf Lang, Ralph White, ouennn Trimm Second Row: Minnefla Hinze, Belly Vos Kuilen, Dorofhy Olson, Fourlh Row: Duane Dey, Milton Husfad, Tom Fuller, B Il So Lorraine Hansen, Shirley Winklesky, Par O'Brien, Dorofhy Harms, Norman Aronson. Fronf Row: Joan Clark, Naomi Miller, Barbara Bendickson, Mary Pardeno, Jackie Skaar, Miss Shagiro, Jovce Chrislensen, Margaref Flowers, Darlene Pelerson, Jean ampbell, Virginia Prall, Second Row: Orlean Anlonson, Janet Jackson, Marion Schmidr, Gloria Nelson, Virginia James, Jane Erickson, Alice Burrell, Hollis Pearson, Virginia orcier, Jacqueline Hawkinson, Mary Jane Lang, George Bowne, Marrha Kenyon, Bernice Theissen. Third Row: Jean Fuller, Jeanne Dahl, Julia Flaherly, Elaine Reins- berg, Claire Safher, Pa? Rand, Jeanne Bousquef, Harrier Dielsch, 4 4 LaTin Club members sing ChrisTmas Carols 1 Carolyn Moline, Jean Taylor, Dorolhy Harms, Olivia Marcus, Bar- bara Nelson, Ralph While. Fourfh Row: Ed Carlson, Mary Morrill, Marilyn Lancasfer, Frances Price, Shirley Harhaway, Joyce Sfreed, Emmy Lou Glewwe, Dikka Hillis, Beverly Wahlund, Virginia Moore, Allan Henry, Bill Bamlord, Bill Reinick, Fiffh Row: Don Appleby, James Hillis, Philipp Eidrnann, Tom Fuller, Gerald Manlove, Vernon Rude, Carl Miller, Bull Soulher, Harold Scofl, Donald Lindgren, Harry Hanson. llczfirz CLE . . . glory in The splendors oT ancienT Rome wiTh myriad acTiviTies well savored wirh LaTin culTure. Romani l'lodierni, or Romans oT Today, is The club's name. Miss Lorraine Shapiro is The LaTin Club's Tribuna. She is assisTed b Oscar Adamson, praeTecTus: Jeanne BousqueT, subpraeTecTa: Barbara Bendickson, quaesTorI MargareT Flowers, scribe. The obiecT of The Romani Hodierni is To give iTs members addi- tional knowledge oT LaTin Through social acTiviTies. ln The Tall The lniTiaTion is held when many new members are inducTed inTo The club. Two old LaTin TeasTs are celebraTed in The winTer-The FesTival oT SaTurnalia aT ChrisTmas and The Lupercalia on ST. ValenTine's day. The highlighT ol' The season is The formal Roman banqueT in The spring where auThenTic LaTin Toods are served and Roman cusToms obeyed. Combining The pleasures of a picnic and a swim, The Romani Ho- dierni end The semesTer wiTh an Aquapicnic. The LaTin Club keeps Room One looking like a Roman Museum wiTh many LaTin models, moTToes, and mapsg The keynoTe of The club is a vivacious inTeresT in classical beauTies. ff I 5 Us Qof .f sfz. H Long and loud have Wilson's cheerleaders la' menfed lhe lack of pep in Wilson's roolers al fool- ball and baslcelball games. During 'rhe pas? year aclion was lalcen and fhe Pep Club was crealed. The club consisls of over sixly girls wilh loyal hearfs and lusly voices. The group allends all lhe games and helps slrenglhen 'rhe school spiril of olher Wil- son enlhusiasls. X Mr. Clair McMann, faculfy adviser, is aided by lhe fhree cheerleaders. Piclured al lhe upper righ are Jaclc Dawson, Lois Manleufel, and ie Reulan giving +heir all. -, x Meefings are held before games l lea n cheers and 'fo praclice old ones. Sinc l r a - izafion of lhe club Wilson's roofing ec as noliceably improved. XS I I Kneeling in fronf: Jack Dawson L Man? fel nest Reiland. 'lihlrd Row: AMariorie Shirck., Ruby Larson, Auhdregf Slach, Gloria Flrsf Row: Hollis Pearson, B ra llis Peer Lehrna n, Vir- Chrisfv. Vl'9 15 Oilfedfn- l-0'5 Boldlr Ann Mane Damon- -le5 le inio Forcier, Lenore Leininger, A ne M V 's , M air cMann, Dflhl. l-Offdvfler COVWSRCY. JOYCE Fully. Cheflvffe Escllbachr 'lanfl Selly Lou Larson, Lprraiyie Elle n Stern, effy B g fbi , Audrey FUVESCBHI bDel0 '5 Lehmann- Conslance Duranl- Ld Verne wahluno' Backsfrom, Donna age y. ' de 92 2- Second Row: Gloria Bednar, alrice Sf Qharr: Yi ia-James, Founh Row: Dee Lows Dem' ld, Mae wgesfl Har,-gef Fullgrl guns Eden MU9' Wesenbergy BCRY Szed '91 Mano. ms' Eqho Shirley Koalske, Lorevfa Thalme, Peggy Malmquisf, Cefherine Flaherfy, owne, Lois Van Keuren, Eve yn aasc , rriefxfiapmxanfl Elaine Leveme Maiorl Elaine Nelson' Mann! Lundsnoml Maw.,-ef Floyergl Remsberg, Mary Hansen, Bonna Johnson, one hiem n, Ardella Schulfz, effy Lou Margeson, Phyllis Bilfesf. Virginia Baron, Mariorie Roberfs, Josephine Offedal. .,, s i,i y f li' iff' ii D ,gy r If X N 1 5, M if ', , ,ri KQV, nr. N' yn .1 ., y ,J rn W X X A xi P Frou? Row: Robert Svokes, Bill Baldwin, Duane Day, Mr. Peferso John Merk, Al Jeanson, Dan Kohl. Second Row: Edward Carlson, Joe Lukoskie Arr Seebeck, Richard . . . af Wilson High School is an affiliafe of fhe Nafional and Cify-wide organizafion of Hi-Y clubs. and holds a charfer from fhem. To fulfill ifs obliga- fions fo fhe nafional organizafion, fhe club underfalces cerfain proiecfs, and fulfills cerfain requiremenfs. The Hi-Y is a non-religious organizafion which meefs bi-weekly. ln addifion fo sponsoring various social acfivifies. fhe club secures fhe services of ouf- sfanding Twin Cify men fo spealc af fheir meefings. Mr. Herberf Johnson, secrefary of fhe Midway Y.M.C.A., is fhe adviser of fhe club. Mr. Russell Peferson, Mr. Harry Burfis, and Mr. Clair McMann rnalce up fhe sponsoring commiffee. ln fhe picfure in fhe upper leff are Harold Hanson, freasurer: Don Johnson: Roger Erickson, vice-presidenff Roberf Burfis, secrefary, and Lynn Archerd, presidenf. Slocum, James Barden, Murray Flercher, Donald Sandberg. Third Row: Dick Taylor, Lynn Archerd, Roger Erickson, Roberl Burris, Harold Hanson, Donald Johnson. v-4 Fronf Row: Mariorie While, Shirley Wesflund, Joyce Slreed, Lucille Blaclreli, Mrs. Lorna Miflelsfadf, Pauline Amy, Frances Niel- sen, June Elgerf, Dorothy Wigen. Second Row: Arlene Ferl, Catherine Harles, Charlolfe Perleef, Audrey Knoblauch, Doris Nelson, Belly Lou Margeson, Marlisse Baclcsfrorn, Gloria Okerslrom, Lencre Leininger, Rufh Opsal. J I yy Jf Third Row: Maxine Buelow, Virginia Davis, Kathryn Larson, Dolores Lehmann, Mariorie Wesenberg, Alice Burrell, La Verne Wahlund, Alice Newton, Dorothy Ellsworrh, Harrier Emerson, Mariorie Rifschel. Fourfh Row: Martha Slefle, Jeanne Dahl, Joyce Meyer, Audrie While, Barbara Nelson, Jean Taylor, Marion Loveqren, Josephine Ofiedal, Donna Harris, Helen Engen, Yvonne Williams. U55 gunioz gifzf Wasezues . . . . . . have fhe obiecfive of facing life squarely and finding and giving fheir besl. Throughoul 'rhe year fhe members of 'rhe club have parlicipaled in various acfivilies such as usher- ing for programs al +he Women's lnslifule. The spring ceremonial is considered one of fhe mosl im- porlanl meelings ol The year. Seasonal parlies are held for lhe girls al which 'rhey dance and sing. The officers are Pauline Amy, presidenl: June Elgerl, vice-presiclenl: Lucille Blaclcefl, secrelary. and Frances Nielsen, lreasurer. Mrs. Lorna Millel- slaclf is lhe aclviser. Piclured al 'rhe lef+ is a group of carolers who made fhe Chrislmas season merry for shui-ins. ln fron? is Pauline Amy playing The violin. The carol- ers are, from lell lo righl, Joyce Slreed, Lucille Blaclcell, Dorolhy Wigen, and Frances Nielsen. C 'uifmczi Bowing in reverence, The Prince and his companions are shown aT The leTT as They adore The Virgin and Child. The play- ers in This scene Trorn The Christ mas pageanT are Harold Han- son, Marion Ellis, Donald Sand- berg, CurTis Manlce, Marion ScoTT, and Wayne T-loselh. PorTraying The characTers in The Jewish Tamily, shown around The supper Table, are KaThryn Larsen, as The moTher who dreams- The dream' Ardis Ris- dall and Colleen Herne, The daughTers: Kurf SchulTz, The son, and Dick Slocum, The TaTher. The lower picTure illusTraTes Three oT The sTages in rnalcing up The casT. Naomi Miller, Gloria Bandow, and Howard Waodall help Mary Craig, Diclc Slocum, and Don Sandberg. cz semi N 'zaam fowazcf Bafgfsflsmn A ragged child, a Jewish Tamily, Two beggars, shepherds, a rich prince and his friends--all dreamed a sTrange and wonderful dream, and following iT To BeThlehem, They Tound The ChrisT-child lying in a sTable. This is The Theme oT The play-pageanT, Dream Toward BeThle- hem, which was presenTed by The advanced expression classes, under The direcTion of Mrs. Delores Vold, aT The ChrisTmas assembly in December. PicTured aT The righT is Mary RuTh Craig, who Toolc The parT of The Voice. The picTure below shows The Tinale, when all had reached BeThlehem and Tound The Babe. The Shepherds, played by Ivan Policoff, Vernon Rude, Doran KnuTh, and Jack Holmes, leTT Their Tloclcs To follow The sTar. The young prince, urged on by his dream, came wiTh his companions. The ragged, liTTle child, porTrayed by Virginia Prall, Tollowed ThaT brighT, shining sTar and Tound again The nice young woman. The Jewish Tamily, inspired by The moTher's dream, leTT Their home To Tollow To Be+hIehem. Two beggars, played by Bill Thomson and Don Appleby, wenT wiTh The crowd, and Tound in The sTable The TulTillmenT of The dream. ii W..-,,T!l9?LEL,, T 'T'-3-1 if W HZCLZOIZ Wilson's Amazons all boasT ThaT The f f f fcmfras secreT oT Their physical prowess is an organizaTion known as The Girls' AThleTic AssociaTion. The iunior group is made up oT Treshmen and TirsT sophomores, while The senior group includes The upper classmen. The purpose of These Two organizaTions is To promoTe good sporTsmanship and health among The girls. lnsTead OT inTensively Training small specialized groups, Girls' AThleTic AssociaTion encourages large varied program oT sporTs during each oT The In The Tall The girls geT inTo The swing oT The program by playing volleyball Tieldball, ln The winTer Their acTiviTies include slciing, slcaTing, Tobogganing, and lceTball. In The spring Their Time is occupied badminTon, shuTTleboard, and Table Tennis. AT The end oT each season, members Turn in The number oT poinTs They earned by parTicipaTing in The various acTiviTies. IT is necessary Tor Them To earned one Thousand poinTs in order To receive Their Those who have The numbers oT girls To parTicipaTe in a seasons. and bas- with lriTTenball, horseshoes, Tennis, golT, have have Their may conTinue in GAA. until They have gained The l,5OO poinTs necessary Tor an All-CiTy leTTer. As These girls seek a balanced schedule, Their social conTacTs are noT neglecTed. There are parTies, board luncheons, and mixers. The mosT ouTsTanding oT These is The ChrisTmas parTy. The officers Tor The G.A.A. This year were PaTricia FogarTy, presidenT: KaTherine T-lonig, vice-president Gloria Nelson, secreTary-Treasurer: Lorraine SchulTz, recording secreTary, and Lois HorTon, acTiviTies chairman. Miss Cecelia Bowen, direcTor oT girls' aThleTics, is The adviser. Fronf Row: Marv Craig, Colleen Herne, Shirley Mafson Riia O'Brien Patricia Fogarfy, Gloria Nelson, Harriet Dietsch, Barbara Bendickson, Lorraine Biorgo, Florence Anderson, Carol Dow. Second Row: Carol Schauer, La Verne Wahlund, Rufh Reed Betty Lou Dodd, Georgine AuTenasT Patricia Rand, Virginia Prall Miss Cecelia Bowen, Muriel Reisinqer, Virginia Forcier, Dolores Lehmann Carol Neubauer, Mary Jane Graff, Genevieve Larson Mary Jane Lang, Joyce O'Ryan Third Row: RuTh Glewwe, Barbara Nelson Virginia Jahnke, Elaine Reinsberg, Evelyn Raasch, Marge Wesenberg, Marion Lovegren F'ances Nielsen, Dolores Jorgensen, Lorraine Winters, lone Schier man, BelTy Ericson, Eleanor Nelson, Catherine Ouinlan, Joyce Chrisvensen Fourfh Row: Patricia Farley, Lorraine Dow' Marion Ellis, Marge Milolzlry, Emmy Lou Glewwe, Jean Morgantini, Marion Dahlquist Doris MarTin, Joyce Sfreed, Frances Price, Shirley HaThaway, Kath Ieen O'Connor, Jean Taylor, Evelyn l-lasslen, Lois Dammann, Phyllis Mickelson. Fifth Row: Lorraine Schultz, Connie Fuller, Joan Zwirner, Margie Nagel, Bernice Nelson, Lois Horton, Betty Jean Schak, Janet Jackson, Naomi Miller, Martha Slette, Lillian Dixson, Mary Merthan, Leurevva Dunphy, Orlean Anfonson, Diklra Hillis, Dorothy Emerson, MAJ l JV ali it Miss Cecelia Bowen. Direclor oi Girls' Ca ' Alhlelics Front Row: Joyce Dahlquisr, Marion Schumacher, Harrier Trudeau, Louise Anlonson, Joyce Fuller, Miss Cecelia Bowen, Betty Newman, Dorofhy Hawkins, Marilyn Miller, Doris Nelson, Ellen Stern. Second Row: Lila Heckman, Marilyn Sandeen, Leriore Leininger, Gladys Auienasl, Marie Hanson, Lorraine Wiesner, Rurh Fisher, Bonna Johnson, Margarel Smiih, Marrha Kenyon, Ruvh Jenkins, Mar- cella Lang, Charlolle Perfeef. Third Row: Rose Counihan, Delores Peierson, Barbara Collis, Gloria Bednar, Doris Paulson, Patsy Herne, Elizabeth Ellenson, Berry Lou Margeson, Arlyne Mafhison, Marion Schrnilz, Lois Harding, Lore raine Ellen, Pearl Lehmann, Marion Mars, Maxeen Lundslrorn. Aix I w Fourih Row: Rulh Frantz, Beverly Wahlund, Alice Newton, Eileen Wood, Ard ce Lunclsfrorn, Frances Keele, Mariorie Shirclc, Dorolhy Ellsworfh, gloria Olrerslrom, Joyce Rafwiclr, Belly Lou Wesfholder, Barbara Elcman, Dorolhy Vilendrer, Darlene Anderson, Lois G-raebner. Virginia O'Hearn. Fifih Row: Ardella Schulrz, Lois Boldi, Jean Fuller, Jeanne Dahl, Josephine Ofledal, Shirley Koalslra, Pe gy Malmquisl, Frances Elli- oll, Helen Engen, Palricia Hughes, ghirley M. Pelersori, Lucille Schalc, Lael Beebe, Phylis De Remer, Orlean Zabawa, Julia Flaherry, Maxine Buefow. N ' ' , 1 1, V gf P 'W' ,f 4.IZ.-aw -W.. f' ' .llf 'EL 7 A-,ff , M 5- f n I 53- J-zw 2 'R' 5. V '21 Ai! amz? V mf 43' f 3' 1 P X ' ? W4 if v 1 Af, 'f E g A' ,ji gf? x a lf 1 , M f Y Aff-,, lr ' 'El' if ' f V , Q W., , . , , 'yf5',r, - , jffl 7 15 2 5 xlgf' xv U 9 f S ft sf X 9 3 , S: I I K ,A ffl Q I lr ffl I A ix J H f 'J 3 Ufigy Aspiring Cupids For Hue Modern Miss BUT Long Ago I+ was fhe SCi'1Oi'fiSCI'19 and Crinoline Capers af Edildlillg af ggcvzfisi Q-'NI wa we eww cfafax 6 Y PX' BOZQWGS Club Banquet Donna Reiniclc, foasfmisfress Don? miss H, Bea Table Tennis Tacficians af? w, .Y Big John gels fhe lip-oh' 5 X020 Q5'h 50019 'QQ ob Qc o Xe' 0 OO Q0 box xox OO 665 9 D asfaefgaff l94I-2 broughl lo Wilson rhe mosl successful baslcel- ball season in ils hislory. Aller ending lhe regular schedule in lhe Sl. Paul High School League in a lie for lhird place, The Redmen wenl on To win lhe championship of Dislricl I5 wilh viclories over Harding and Washinglon by scores of 4l-2I and 23-I6. While lhese viclories enlilled Wilson lo enler Regional compelilion, lhe Team wilhdrew when lhree regulars, Hiclcman, Flelcher, and Slocum, were declared in- eligible because ol lhe eigh+ semes+er rule. In winning I7 games while losing buf 5, Coach Cole- man's boys piled up a 'rolal of 687 poinls for an average near lo a poinl a minulef' ln addilion lo lhe 'rwo dislricl' wins, viclories were scored over lhe Hamline Freshmen, 27-l97 Norlh Sl. Paul, 34-27: Minneapolis Soulhwesl, 26-24 and 44-25: De LaSalle, 43-35: While Bear, 27-235 Le Sueur, 44-27f Sl.. Agnes, 26-8 and 32-227 Cenlral, 27-25 and 42-237 Marshall, 27-241 Monroe, 30-I67 Johnson, 37-27: and Mur- ray, 30-I8. The five losses were lo Minneapolis Edison, 38-467 Humboldl, 24-363 Harding, 20-ZI3 and Mechanic Arls, 25-34. Six seniors, Hiclcman, Flelcher, Slocum, Lulcoslcie, Gru- ner, and Johnson, finished lheir baslcelball careers al Wilson al lhe end of The V742 season. A squad members ready lo carry Wilson's hopes lor lhe nexl season include rwo iuniors, O'Brien and Lawrence, and lhree sophomores, Miller, Anderson, and Mangan. Beck Row: Coach Jerry Coleman, Richard Slocum, Murray Flevc Froni Row: Einer Anderson. John Mangan, Donald Gruner, Carl Paul Leonharf, Donald Johnson, William Hickman, Roberf O'Br Miller Reber' Mich, Joseph Lukoskie Van Lawrence 1 ...-nw' gl .' as . ,Q 'w fn Ny 0 Q .N I ' 44 Nah, KU X wil M LS sw' q QX . X .,m 'F-xx xl Si! v LZ .A 3 ' Q4 43 F . 4 '3 'gist Es qfmnfefz WT af The Davis Family is Kniffin' for Brifain dxeve eY so W . -- , These Were Tardy Moral: Be on fime and you won'+ sfay lafe The Absence Lisf Olffyf profzfe 00015 466 These Weren r Cl-O!!! I .X M7416 nba ozgoufi Wwfwn Migs Col+er Presenfs New Assembly Chairs On winfer evenings fhe sfudenfs sfudy Faculry Musclemen- Jusf Before +l'1e Baf+le O fffo we W 6 fs RMS' Cf A u A4 Sfhbers ,'2.! . K U 4 1 f' . 'F p if f ' 2 4 '4 fr -f 'ffm' ' ,i .J'.I? ,,-'I I ' new fr , f,!,y:',r w M fi, ' ,f- ff 1. .4 -1brf? :.,?J1f1 . ' ' I ft 15431.41 ' ' If ' 'fjld' Decorafin' Hue Journalism Chrisfmas Tree is ,. ,M vt fi. The War Declarafion u Presiden+ Roosevelfs Broadcasf , H- Clflifion Ogifizse fo ig f, NX . ,GGY wx ef' And More Knillers 5 EE 'Q Mr, McMann is pleased wifh Wilson's S200 conlribulion To llwe Red Cross Home Economics Girls Make Leyelles Frou? Row: Jane! Jack- son, Lucille Schumann, Laureha Dunphy, Kath, erine Honig, Elaine Nelson, Kalhleen Mur- phy, Georgean Jones, Rufh Nelson, Miss Ber- tha Muedeking. Back Row: Don Jenn son, Shirley Harvey, Creighlon Lyman, Alice Schwefel, Allan Henry, Audrey Christopherson, Marie Heder? Iris Bacon, Joe Lukoskie. WlLSON'S COMMUNITY Cl-lEST COMMITTEE D4 F I ,. Vin u.- E a. -1 .Y M' L1 - 4 L S JWWSPRING Q so ox ,QW Coach Coleman Nga me out fo fge Buff 930751, Wilson's diamond men opened lheir season auspiciously by winning 'rheir firsl fhree non-conference games, whipping Cenlral lwice and Forl Snelling once. ln 'rhe lirsl conference game, lhe Redmen whipped Murray 8-O, combining hiHing wifh lhe oulslanding no-hir pilching of Murray Flelcher lo win in a decisive manner. The nexl game wilh Harding was a slug-lesl' wilh Harding's power proving lo be 'loo much for 'rhe Redmen. The hnal score was I5-2. The Wilson leam lhen proceeded lo lose hard-loughl games lo Johnson, 5-O, and Washinglon, 6-5. They led fhroughoul lhe Washinglon game buf lhe hard-hifling Presidenls came from be- hind lo win in 'rhe lasl inning. Coming baclr sfrong, Wilson defeal- ed Murray for lhe second lime by a score of 7-4. Buddy Larson led lhe allaclc wilh lhree hils besides pilching one-hif ball. ln lhe nexl lwo games, lhe Redman ran up againsl superla- five pilching as Kelley of Harding and Verby of Johnson limiled 'rhem lo one hil in each encounler. Final scores were 7-O, Hard- ing, and 4-l, Johnson. The final conference game was anolher nip-and-luck affair wilh Washingfon winning, 5-3. In olher non-conference games 'rhroughoul lhe season lhe Redmen defealed Concordia while losing lo Sl. Thomas Academy and Sl. Paul Academy. On May 25, a 'team consisling of facully members played 'rhe varsily nine. The game ended wilh a 'fired facully leam on lhe shorl end of an 8-7 score. SQUAD FACULTY TEAM Fronf Row: Coach Jerry Coleman, Jerry Jacobson, Richard Wood, Fronf Row: Oscar Haugh, Arthur Armsfrong, Clair McMa La so Ernesf Runyon, Harold Hanson, Gordon Richler. Arfhur While, William Carlson. Second Row: Van Lawrence, manager, Dick Hansen, Wayne Plafz- Second low: William Fihharris, Jerome Coleman, Michael e e Ku? Schultz, Russell Shane, Murray Flelcher, Al Runzel, Don Lyle Koch, Eli Barneh' Axel Kige, I I ...- fav .. M A-L 4, 4L,c4,.f6,f6fli1f 1.-diilf 'A ., fig- LQ i ii:kc 4 si': '-' f dywrlixft Ll5,tc,,1'-JJ 'i :Liu MisLC'ff GYMN SQUAD Fronf Row: Jerry Cole, man Gerald Manlove, Jam Hornback, w.l. liam Hanson, Thomas Fuller. Second Row: Vernon 99, Sfrorrb r Ivan Poli- coff, Red Nelson, Roberf Bacon Richard Nelson, John Hite Yhird low: Warren Ba ron, Donald Rock n- e bach, Lynn Archerd, ' e Os ld Ed Dwain I wa , ward Kriegler, McConnell. Dean f, , f if 1 U-'L-ff' gd? 515, COTE, ggzymnczsfs Saou Golf and GyrnnasTics, Two minor sporTs, broughT crediTable rec- ords To Wilson during The pasT season. PicTured aT The upper leTT are Harold PeTerson, Ken Fry, DenTon Vars, Lou Fry, Norman Kaelble. and Roger Johnson oT The Golf Team. Wilson's Goh' squad had Tive scheduled meeTs buT because OT inclemenT weaTher only Three were com leTed. Wilson losT Two meeTs To Harding and Murray by scores oT?lO To 8 and l2lf2 To 5lf2. r pecTively. Wilson recovered in iTs Tinal meeT by deTeaTing Wash, in on by a score of lOlf2 To 7lf2. ln The ciTy meeT, Howard Church- ward OT Wilson capTured TourTh place honors. The GymnasTic Team Turned in iTs besT season To daTe. They won Three Triangular preliminary meeTs by deTeaTing Teams Trom l'lumboldT, CenTral, Mechanic ArTs, and Johnson high schools. In The ciTy meeT Wilson dropped To Third behind CenTral and Mechanic ArTs, whom They had deTeaTed earlier in The season. Red Nelson, Rodney JohnsTon. and Ivan PolicoTT oT Wilson placed among The TirsT eighT ranking ST. Paul gymnasTs and earned The righT To represenT ST. Paul in The Twin CiTy MeeT. W' .?.i-Oy msou f WILSON -A T' F mem. V mea. cull-Sfk wL5Ow YN., '4n...L., fda X V OU' 0 Xe? I L95 WBQQG 'mm ' Cosw 509 x0 X, VA Kc, uqxe Q50 KO 'H xy MSX I My QQVX X A ... Qxoox kg UQOEG 5 mov 6000 0 Qx obfvxbq - 560 bo 6 6 t :uf Q Q 5' 'N N J' 1. a 1 t ' r- ' b 5 , 49, x 1 Irs 6 ree R. Ing Circ US! 1 ' .1 xx 1 4 Q.. his Q.-M Z ,, x . CDlI7l 1'6U?l7ViOiP'l17f-J Creighfon Lyman Willard Boivin Dick Taylor 'fx jfQ ana! 0051 Puffing forfh one of Sf. Paul's besf frack leams of l94l was fhe fask P accomplished by Coach Bill Fifzharris. The Redmen fracksfers won all fhree :'Qg3ff4 conference meefs and broke even in fwo non-conference meefs. ln fhe conference meels Marshall, defending ci'ry champion, was Wilson's firsf vicfim. Wilson had a superior edge in fhe field evenls and won 59lf2 fo 44'f2. The Blue and Gold of Murray were fhe nexf fo fopple before The Redmen horde by a score of BZV3 fo 2l f3. Johnson, fhe lasl conference foe, was barely edged ouf by a score of 53 fo Sl. Wilson broke even in non-conference compefilion wilh only Cenfral, l94l cify champions, beafing fhem. Monroe wenf down before The Redmen by a lopsided score of 9Olf3 fo l22f3. Several new school records were sel by fhe Redmen. Bill Thomson ran fhe 220-yard dash in 24.l seconds and sel a new mark of ll9 feef 2 inches in fhe discus fhrow. Chuck Thompson beflered fhe old 440-yard mark wilh a new one of 54 seconds. Willard Boivin was one of fhe ci+y's oufslanding high jumpers, winning Pxppleioxl fhe Sf. Paul championship and fying for fhe Twin Cify fifle. O06 Fronl Row: George Buckley. Gordon Green, Harold Miller, Gore Second Row: Bill Thomson, Coach William Fifzharris, Llcyd Maior, don Swenson, Francis Quinlan, Norman Aronson, Cal Sf. Sauver, Donald Eslebo, Roberf Sfoeks, Dick Taylor, Charles Thompson, Thomas Fuller. Ch rl s Tauf rl Will rd Boivin J hn Gr man D n ld S ndb r ci e e , a , o oss , o a e eg, Donald Appleby. fb J' SL? Q,,, X Bill Hickman and Wayne Plalzer receive flweir leflers from Joe Hullon, Hamline Aflilelic Direcfor. Slflifaonl Lui Jlflono mm an uaf THE GIRLS' CLUB SERVE AS WAITRESSES Fr-mf R9'3 L09 Ella Amlev. Grace Schumacker, Donna Reinick Slcond Row: Evelyn Moncriel, Mary Merfhan, Lois Manic Pa? Fogarly, Gloria Nelson, Evelyn Raasch. Lillian Dixson, Laurelfa Duiphy, Orlean Anlonsorv, Audrey Kro V I 1 Y ' l K lv A , Yl '55 ir... .i 7 A . A . f f . 1 A .3 . Q ' f ,af ' ' fk' , 'L mg 4' A ' l 1 Hi' lsfzliafz 9115 Boys' ff ff aw To receive an alhlelic monogram and become a member of 'rhe Boys' Club af Wilson has become The hope of mosl incoming freshmen boys. Piclured al The lell above are four of lasl year's Freshmen who have won lellers 'rhis ear as sophomores. They are Dean McConnell, John Mangan, Carl! Miller, and Einar Anderson. When a bo is awarded a lefler in alhlelics he aulomalically becomes a member of lhe Boys' W Club. The purpose of lhis group, as in all high schools, is lo promole alhlefics in 'rhe school. The ofilicers of lhe organizalion are: Dick Slocum, presidenlp Bill Hickman, vice presidenl: and Carl Larson, secrelary-lreasurer. Mr. William Fifzharris is 'fhe club's adviser. The club held lhe lirsl boys' alhlelic banquel in Wilson's hislory on June 5, l94l. Joe l'lu'r'ron, alhlelic direcfor al l-lamline Univer- sify, was lhe main speaker. Lelfers were awarded by Gene Aldrich, cily alhlelic direclor. Fronf Row: Joe Lukoskie, Dick Taylor, Don Johnson, Dick Slocum, Green, Carl Larson, John Chrisliansen, Creighlon Lyman, Roger Bob Brodf, Fred Donahower, Bob Sfokes, Harry Hanson, Bill Thom- Johnson, Murray Flelcher. SOV1, V50 LGWVSUCS- I I I F Third Row? Kennelh Frye, Dick Nelson, Donald Appleby, Mr. Wil- Slcond Row: Kuri Schulrz, Gordon Richler, Curlis While Gordon Imam Fifzharris, Charles Tauferf, Bill Hickman, Vaughn Jefferson, Lnnzu U55 gifzfa ' ff cruz: Those members of The Girls' AThleTic AssociaTion who have earned one Thousand poinTs are eligible Tor membership in The Club. These poinTs are earned by parTicipaTing in various group and individual sporTs such as volle ball, soccer, baslceTball, ping pong, badminTon, Table Tennis, and archery. ln addiTion, parTicipaTion in ouT-OT-school acTiviTies such as bilcing, skiing, and slcaTing enable sTu- denTs To earn poinTs Toward a leTTer. Among The club's acTiviTies Tor The year is The Homecoming Dance, which is sponsored ioinTly by The Girls' and Boys' Clubs. ln The spring a leTTer assembly is held, aT which Time The new mem- bers are awarded Their leTTers. The picTure, upper righT, was Talcen aTTer The spring. l94l, as- sembly aT which I6 members of This year's graduaTing class won Their W's. Following The assembly, a banqueT is given Tor The new members. The officers oT The club are Gloria Nelson, presidenT, and Orlean AnTonson, secreTary. Miss Cecelia Bowen is The club adviser. Fronf Row: lall kneelingl Palricia Fogarfy, Mildred Sorensen, Third KQV? Marv Mefflwn. BSNY 5WCdb0f9. EVBlYf1 HBSSICY' Rufh Nelson, Gloria Nelson, Mary Jane Lang, Evelyn Raasch, Lor- Al-'d'0Y Cl '570Dl'e 50f'- ,dine giofgol Fourfh Row: Lorraine Schulfz, Orlean Anfonson, LaurelTa Dunphy Kafhleen O'Ccnnor. Second Row: Naomi Miller, Harriett Diefsch, Lois Manfeulel, Flfih Row: Beffy Jean Schalc, KaTherine Honig, Virginia Baron Muriel Reisinger. Jane? Jackson, Lillian Dixson, Elaine Nelson, Bernice Ne son. American Passpor+ xy' .cifzzing .WCS q',fr' H's a V for Vicior Y XOQY x- Q00 Q vxpob 046 660' XXGQYG 'bat XOOXS W0 AT Hwe Prom Punch Bowl 0 4- v'- xl'-Jw x --cw ' f 'xi g...0 . 1 fix ff, Q ' K f,Wf . Q lL RA, Ljw A . .'Y '3 w. 3, jg, T P when you and I mfr y n S were young jg L 'Xt N RO' S IZCLZS vlxilxos 96 O 550 Yi Mus? be Spring Finals comin' up Spring Music Fesfival . MO H 5 ' G .XGQGY BYX4 vi 6 906 gufxis B60 NN sn xi SQeeCf0 VGSXGXQO' 'gage C I 3 '? -1 ,I , I' , . ff' . I Kiffens on 'rhe Keys Wolves in fhe Wild . a 909 Qfzaduafion ammonia: QOCGS ve? R600 X 65 M569 UWW0 eflxo we Susveseoxs The Recessionelz The Spiri+ of Ligh'r admonishes ihe seniors 'ro keep +he Iighf of knowledge ever burning brighfly. wi' . iii sl ,i Y li Xl ,Vi f .V 'i :ii lljfia gloss of 7942 xgkrrm .jg I Q i A :Vilma Beily Je Margarel Flowers Florence Keefe Dorofhy Olfo Roberl Burfis Lois Manfeufel Willard Diclc Janel' Ferguson Arfhur Knoblauch Jeanne Bousquel Laureffa Dunphy aim CRUZ an Schalc, Valeclicforian Barbara Bendiclcson Virginia Prall Evel n Raasch lvlildied Sorensen Lorraine Schullz Lois l'lor+on Oscar Adamson Lorraine Hansen Jeanefle Newman Janel' Jaclcson Lo Scroll. Richard Slocum. Anneffe Sorensen Shirley Harvey Virginia James Virginia Baran Marion Nichols George l-lovey Edward Carlson Gordon Green June Brown Gloria Nelson Oscar Adamson Jodelle Players. Secy.: Revue' ' Passporfu: Lalin Club, Pres.: C Salufaforian Lorraine Biorgo Orlean Anfonson Red Raymalcer Ida Mae Wiesl Wayne l-losefh Norine Simpson lvan Policoff Mary Jane Lang Evelyn Hasslen Roger Erickson Duane Day Wilsonian : American lass Treas.: Log : Sfudenf Council: Foolball, Baslrefball Mgr.: l.R.C.: Quill and Lois Anderson Jodelle Players, Vice Pres.: l.R.C.: Girl Reserves. Vice Pres.: G.A.A.: Com'l Club, Secy.: Pep Club, Chairman: 9 , Wilsonian : Log , Muriel Anfonson Girl Reserves: Transferred from Buffalo Lake. Orlean Anfonson G.A.A., Board: l.R.C.: Jodelle Players: W Club: Ger- man Club: Lalin Club: Girl Reserves: Bowling Club: Don Appleby Hi-Y: Rifle Club: Jodelle Players: l.R.C.: Sludenl Coun- cil, Pres.: Foofball: Track: Club: Lafin Club: Bowl- ing Club: Jr. Red Cross: American Passporf : Log . Lynn Archard Band: Orchesfra: Hi-Y, Pres.: Wilsonian , Ass'f Edifor: Fencing Club: Lafin Club: Gymnasfics: Loq : Quill and Scroll. Gladys Arvold Paulina Askeroofh Rifle Club, Pres.: Bowling Club: Ski Club: Girl Reserves G.A.A.: Log : Club Ed.: l.R.C.: Jodelle Players. Iris Bacon l.R.C.: Band Concerf: Revue : Choir. William Baldwin Hi-Y: Wilsonian : Rifle Club: Slri Club: l.R.C- Virginia Baran G.A.A.: Club: l.R.C.: Jodelle Players: Girl Re- serves, Vice Pres.: Pep Club: German Club: French Club: Home Ec. Club: Log . James Barden Band: Orchesfra: Hi-Y: Wilsonian : Loq , Pholoqra- pher: Revue . Arvilla Barnes G.A.A.p Rifle Club: Jodelle Players. Usher: Log . Jean Bafcheller Barbara Be Choir: Knitting Club: Jr. Red Cross. Philomine Beck Girl Reserves, cabinef: l.R.C.: Log , Sr. Edifor. ndickson Revue : Band: Orchesfra: Rifle Club: Jodelle Players: Lalin Club: Kniffinq Club: GAA.: Girl Reserves: Fenc- ing Cl ub: Music Concerr: Log . Jeanne Biclel James Blili Lorraine Biorgo Band: Orchesfra: GAA., Board: Rifle Club: Revue : Jodelle Pla ers Sec .7 German Club: I.R.C.: Fencing Y r Y Club, Pres.: Club: Girl Reserves: Knifrinq Club: Class Vice Pres.: Music Concert: Loq . e Orchestra: Wilsonian : Log . Will Echo Bown ard Boivin Traclr: Club. Jeanne Bousquef G.A.A.: I.R.C.: Jodelle Club: Lalin Club, Vice Pres.: Revue . I.R.C.: Slii Club: Log . Gene Brock June Brown Roberf Bred? Class Pres Jodelle Players Foorball Traclr W Club Revue Wrlsonuan Bus Mqr oq Girl Reserves Home Ec Club Pres Roberi Burhs l R C Pres Hi Y Secy Jr Red Cross Secy Sludenf Council Band Orchesfra Slu Club German Club Revue Winner Sfafe Speech Conlesl Music Concerl QQ Kenneih Burien Ban Wilsonran oq Jeanne Cam ball IRC P Lainn Club Bowling Club Slu Club Log Edward Carlson Lois Casey Revue Hi-Y: Band: Orchesrra: Srudenf Council: Larin Club: Rifle Club: Class Vice Pres.: l.R.C. Shirley Carver G.A.A.: Knifring Club: l.oq . Z Girl Reserves, Hisloriant GAA.: Bowling Club: Fencinq Club: Slci Club: Home Ec. Club: Loq . John Chrisiiansen Foofball: Club. Joyce Chrisfensen Band: Orchestra: Music Fesfival: Girl Reserves. l.C.C.: G.A.A.: Fencinq Club: Rifle Club: l.R.C.: Lafin Club: Choir: Jr. Red Cross: Spring Concerf. Audrey Chridopharxon GAA.: Club: l.R.C.: Revue : Girl Reserves Log , Joan Clarl GAA.: Home Ec. Club: l.R.C.: Band:Orcl'1eslra: Log . John Connolly Club: Bowling Team: Baseball, Mgr. Jean Cufiing Girl Reserves: l.R.C.: Wilsonian : Jr. Red Cross: Log . June Davis Girl Reserves, Secy.: l.R.C.: Loq . Duane Day Band, Secy.: Orchesfrai Choir, Vice Pres. Georgia Da Marco l.R.C.: Wilsonian : Choir: Girl Reserves: Log , Willard Dick Sfudenf Council Harriaff Diofscli G.A.A.: l.R.C.: Lafin Club: Revue : W Club: All Cify Lefier. Shirlao Dindorf Home Ec. Club: GAA.: Revue : Pep Club: Jodelle Players. Lillian Diuon Girl Reserves. Cabinef: GAA.: Club: l.R.C.: Home Ec. Club: Choir: Revue : Log , Mildred Dovici Lauraifa Dunplly Home Ec. Club: Girl Reserves: GAA.: l.R.C.: Revue Choir: Club: Log . Roberf Eichfadf Band: Orchesfra: l.R.C.: Rifle Club: Slci Club. Philipp Eidmann German Club: Lafin Club: l.R.C.: Loq . Esfhar Ellioil Home Ec. Club: Choir: l.R.C.: Revue Marion Ellis Girl Reserves: l.R.C.: GAA.: Bowling Club: Revue : Jodelle Players: Wilsonian : Quill and Scroll: Clurisimas Play. Vicfor Elvashr Rifle Club. Janai Ferguson Girl Reserves, Cabinef: GAA.: l.R.C.: Fencing Club. Trees.: Class Pres., Secy.: Sludenf Council: Wilsonien . Murray Flefclver Boslcefball: Baseball: Hi-Y: Club: Wilsonien : Pep Club: Log , Boys' Sporfs Ed. Margaraf Flowers l.R.C., Secy.: Lalin Club: French Club: Sfudenf Council, Secy.: Pep Club: Class Trees.: Log , L av Pafricia Fogarly Revue : Jodelle Players: l.R.C.: Club: G.A.A., Pres., Secyx All Cify Leller: Rifle Club: Wilsonian : Fencing Club: Art Club: Archery Club: American Passporfm. Roberf Forsfer George Freeman Mary Gasparre Revue . Bernice Gahrman Home EC. Club. Joe Gold sfra nd Track: BOwlif1q: Jodelle Players: Revue : Hi-Y: Rille Club: Fencing Club: Wilsonian . Lawrence Goodman Golf, Lesler Goodman Golf. Gordon Graen Foolball: Traclr: l.R.C.: Rifle Club: Wilsonian : Quill and Scroll: Log , Boys' Sporfs Ed. Donald Gruner Foofball: Baseball: Baslrefball: Bowlinq: Club: Loq . Lois Guariin Home Ec. Club: Girl Reserves: Jodelle Players: l.R.C.? American Passporlu: Wilsonian : Loq . Lucille Gusfafson Choir. Lorraine Hansen Girl Reserves: Pres.. Secy.: l.R.C.: G.A.A.: Pep Club: Commercial Club: Jodelle Players: Wilsonian : Log , Frank Harrison l.R.C.: Ski Club: Jr. Red Cross. Marie Harferf Choir: i'Revue . Shirley Harvey Home Ec. Club: Jodelle Players: Revue : Loq . Evelyn Hasslen Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: Club: Kniffinq Club: Jr, Red Cross: French Club. Allan Henry Rfle Club Sk Club IRC Gyrnnaslics oq William Hickman Foolball Baslcefball Traclr Tennis W Club Jarnes Hullus Ban Orchesfra IRC Revue Lalnn Club Treas Jr. Red Cross, Vice Pres,: Ski Club: Sludenf Council: Fencing Club: Bowlinq Club: Tennis: Music Fesfival: Log , Bus. Mgr, William Hife Jodelle Players: Revue : American Passporlu: Chi-i5+ mas Play. Kafhenne Homg GAA W Club Girl Reserves Jodelle Players Revue og Lois Horfon G A A oard C I u C ub Wi soman Feaiure Edllor u ll and Scroll Loq Edrfor Wayne Hosefh i oolball Basketball Club IRC Jo e e Players George Hovey Band Sludenl Council Wrlsonian Janef Jackson W Club GAA Jodelle Players Lalin Club Log Bernice Jacky IR C Knilfmq C ub Virginia Jahnke GAA Home EC Club Girl Reserves W Club 09 Virginia James IR C Pep Club Choir Revue Lafnn Club og Vaughn Jefferson Baslrefball Foofball Baseball W Club l-liY Donald Johnson Baslcelball Foolball Mqr l-liY W Club Track Roger Johnson Golf: Wilsonian : Joclelle Players. Georgean Jones l.R.C. Florence Keefe Girl Reserves. Hisforian: Sludenf Council: Home Ec. u . Pres., Secym Bowling Clu 1 Slri Club: Revue ' og' . Frank Kellogg Band: Orcheslraz Revue : l.R.C.: Log : Choir. Claybourne Kelley Wilsonian g Log , June Kemp Girl Reserves: l.R.C.: Jr. Red Cross: Loq . Marjorie Kloel G.A.A.: Home EC, Club: Slri Club? Choir' Rifle Club: l.R.C.: Pep Club: Band: Revue : Sprinq Concerlj Girl Reserves: Log : Wilsonian . Arfhur Knoblauch Doran Knufh Sfudenl Council: Chrislmas Play. Richard Koalsla Daniel Kohl Hi-Y: Sludenf Council. X Lawrence Kress l.R.C.: Sludenf Council. Mary Jane Lang G.A.A.: Club: All Cify Lerfer: Fencing Club: Lafin Club: Girl Reserves: Orchesfrat LoQ . Carl Larson Foolball: Baseball: Club, Trees. Ruby Larson l.R.C.: Choir: Revue : Peo Club: Locz . Rosemary Leisen Revue : Music Concerf: Choir: Naf'l Music Compell- fion: Music Fesfival: German Club. Patricia Lenerfz American Passpor'r g Revue : Jodelle Players: Home Ec. Club: Jr, Red Cross: l.R.C.: Girl Reserves: Log , Joanne Lewis G.A.A.: Girl Reserves: l.R.C.: Choir: Slci Club: Jodelle Players: Revue : Music Fesfival. Joseph Lukoslia Baslcefball: Club: Hi-Y: Rifle Club:S+uden+ Council. Lois Lund l.R.C.: Home Ec. Club: Fencing Club: Log . Bernadine Maher Clroir. Edward Maier Band: Orcbesfra' Revue : Hi-Y. Curiis Mania l.R.C.: Choir: Music Feslival: Revue : Jodelle Players: American Passporfu: Clwrisfmas Play: Bowling Club: Log , Lois Manfeuiel German Club, Pres.: French Club: G.A.A.: Club: l.R.C.: Choir, Vice Pres.: Class Secy., Chr. of Acrivifies: Pep Club: Cheerleader: Sludenr Council: Revue Log , Girls' Sporfs Ed. Jean Maison Rifle Club: l.R.C. Harrier McCarr l.R.C.: Home Ec. Club: Larin Club: G.A.A.: Fencing Club: Pep Club: Log , Doris McCue Home Ec. Club: Girl Reserves: Slci Club: German Club. Mary Merflhan Girl Reserves: G.A.A.: Club: Home Ec.Club: l.R.C. Jeannefie Miller Jodelle Players Girl Reserves Secy Log GAA Pep Club I R C Naomi Miller Band Orcheslra Revue Music Feshval Jodelle Play ers American Passporr IRC Lahn Club GAA W Club: og . Mary Jane Morrissey Choir: G.A.A.: Girl Reserves: Revue : Log . Pafricia Moylan Larin Club: Home Ec. Club: Rifle Club' Sludenf Council Ricllerd Mullen Band: Orchestra: Choir: Revue' Fred Murphy Rifle Club. Kefhleen Murphy Home Ec. Club: Girl Reserves: l.R.C.: Wilsonian Jodelle Players: American Passporl : Log , Bernice Nelson Home Ec. Club: l.R.C.: G.A.A.: Club: Revue Pep Club. Clem Nelson Rifle Club. Elaine Nelson Girl Reserves: GAA.: Club: Revue : Pep Club WiIsonian . Gloria Nelson GAA., Board, Secy., Treas.: Club, Pres.: French Club: La'rin Club: Girl Reserves, Pres., Cabinef: l.R.C.. Corresponding Secy.: Jodelle Players: Revue . Richard Nelson Gymnasfics: Tennis: I.R.C.: Traffic Squad: W Club: Music Fesfival: Spring Concerf: Choir. Ruih Nelson GAA.: W Club: Girl Reserves: l.R.C.: Choir: Log Jeannefle Newman Girl Reserves: Home Ec. Club: l.R.C.: Choir: Log , Irene Newfon Girl Reserves: Revue : Choir: German Club: l.R.C.: Log , Marion Nichols Girl Reserves, l.C.C., Cabinef: Kniffing Club: German Club: l.R.C.: Home Ec. Club: Pep Club: Log , Sr. Edifor. Loreffe Niles Home Ec. Club: l.R.C.: GAA.: Revue : Loq . Genevieve Norrgran Fencing Club: G.A.A.: l.R.C.: Log , Kefhleen O'Connor Fencing Club: Girl Reserves: GAA.: Club: All Cify Leffer: Log . Raymond Olcoff l,R.C.: Traffic Squad: Foofball: Band: Orclnesfra: Revue : Music Concerf. Dorofhy OHo German Club, Pres.: l.R.C.: Girl Reserves: Choir. Mary Perdeno Lafin Club: Choir: Pep Club: l.R.C.: Revue' Darlene Peferson Rifle Club: G.A.A,: I.R.C.- Lafin Club: Revue : Loq . Weyne Plefzer Baseball: Baslrefball: Foofball: Choir, Pres.: Revue SI-Ning Concerf: Music Fesfival: Ski Club: WiI5Qnian Club. Ivan Policoff Jodelle Players: Clirisfmas Play: Band: Revue : Wil sonian , Virginia Prall G,A,A,g W' Club' l.R.C.7 Ari Club: Rifle Club' Girl Reserves' Lafin Club' Clirisimas Play: 'll.OfJ - Joyce Prine Translerred lrorn Central. Evelyn Raascli Red Raymalrer Sludenf Council: Girl Reserves' Pep Club? GAA. Board' Class Treasx l.R.C.t Revue 7 Log , Girls Sporls Ed. Foolball' Baskelball' Traclr' Wilsonianm. Edilor' Loq Z 'Uuill and Scroll, Muriel Reisinger GAA.: 'W' Club. Gordon Richier Alberf Riplra Baseball. l,R.C.' Slaqe Force. Lorrayne Rock Home Ec. Club' Jodelle Players: l.R.C,' 'Revuef Usrer: American Passporlu. BeHy Jean Schak Kurl Sclaulfz G.A.A.7 Clubt l.R.C.7 Knillinq Club' Jr. Red Cross' Wilsonian Quill and Scroll: Loq . W' Club' Baseball' Bowlinq Club' Revue Jadelle Players' Chrisfraas Play. Lorraine Schulh GAA. Board. Recordinq Secy: German Club' l.R.C.. Program Clwairrnan' Girl Reserves, Cabinelt Jodelle Players' Kniflina Club' Class Vice Pres.: Peo Club? Log Club Ed. Lucille Schumann Gif' Reserves' Choir' l.R.C.' Gemian Club Treas. Alice Sclwwefel Girl Reserves' Red Cross' Kriillinq Club. Virginia Sco++ Arfhur See beck Doris Sliomshalr Band' Orchesfra' Clwoir. Pres: l.R.C.' l-li-Y' Bowling Club' Revue ' Music Feslival: Nall Music Conlesr. Firsl Place- All-Cify Orclm' 'Wilsonian I Loo , Home lic. Club' G.A,A.' German Club' Girl Rese' es Norine Simpson l.R.C.: Jr. Red Cross: GAA.: Girl Reserves Jacqueline Skaar Richard Slocum Cl'1oir,Treas.' Larin Club: l.R.C.' Pep Club? Class Treas, 'Revue' Loq . Baslrelballr Baseball' Club. Pres.: Class Pres.: l-li'Y' American Passporlhp Clwrislmas Play: Jodelle Players' Wilsonian Associale Ed.: Quill and Scroll: Loq . Lorraine Somody Annefie Sorensen l.R.C.' Knilfing Club. Q Mildred Sorensen GAA.: Club: Girl Reserves, Secy., Cabinef: l.R.C.: Cl'IOiFI l.Oq . Typislf Revue : Musk Fesfival: Jr. Red Cross, Pres.: Kniffinq Club: Music Concerf: Lalin Club, Audrey Sfech Girl Reserves: Choir: Revue : Music Feslival: Home Ec. Club: l.R.C.: Pep Club: Rifle Club: Loq g Wil- SOVIIBU . Beafrice Sfafham l,R.C.: Kniflinq Club: Pep Club: Loq . William Sfeinworfh Foofball: Bowling Club. Lois Sfendahl Jr. Red Cross: French Club, Secy., Treas. Eileen Sfevens Choir: Orchesfra: Band: Knif+inq Club. Belly Swedberg Girl Reserves: GAA., Board: Club: Log , Charles Tauferl Foofball: Traclc: W Club: Jodelle Players, Pres: l.R.C.: Revue : Log : Wilsonian . Lucille Thayer Jodelle Players: l.R.C.: Rifle Club: G.A.A.: l.oq . Doris Thomson Home Ec. Club: G.A.A.: Rifle Club. William Thomson Foofball: Track: Club: Rifle Club, Pres.: Slri Club. Pres.: Jodelle Players: Revue . Junne Vigoren l.R.C.: Girl Reserves. Esfhermae Vreeland I.R.C.: Home Ec. Club: G.A.A.: Loqu- Calvin Wachs Arfhur Ward Band: Orchesfra: Revue : l.R.C.: Sfudenl Council, Alice Wharlon Choir. Curfis While Traclr: Club. Ida Mae Wiesf Home Ec. Club: l.R.C.: German Club, Secy.: Kniltinq Club: Girl Reserves, Vice Pres.: Loq : Sr. Edifor: Pep Club. Neil Wiley Alice Zeis GAA.: Girl Reserves' Home EC. Club: Loq . CAMERA DODGERS-Annefla Brousseau, Richard Cunning- ham, Roger Ericlrson, George Foley, Richard Haig. Alberf Jeanson, Warren Johnson, lla Mae Julson, Sally Lockman, Creighlon Lyman, Doris Marlin, Henry Parslow, Vivian Prud- homme, Calvin Sl. Sauver. VIMZZOH 3 Uczgfeb eczefaziaf Coffs 5 1547 University Avenue Many girl graduafes of Wilson ialce aclvanfage of The fine opporfunily offered by Calole's Secrerarial College, locarecl righi in our own comrnuniiy, To rake a com- plere secrerarial rraining or fo supplerneni rheir high school commercial courses. This school enioys a wide and enviable repufarion for superior rraining in srenographic and secreiarial courses, as well as in preparaiion for Civil Service posirions. lr also mainfains a free ernployrnenf service exclusively for iis own srudenis, During a recenr visir lo rhe school, Bernice Theissen and Joyce Chrisrensen were delighled To find so many Wilson alurnnae enrolled ai Cable's and all so Thoroughly enjoying rheir worlc. Among 'rhern were Dee Hanson, Gloria Malrnsiedr, Belly Bealiie, Louise Johnson, and Berry Frechefle. .f czfzolzi Bucggaa aa M Onzflczny Lindeke Building The mysferies of lhe arf ol commercial pholography aroused The curiosily of Log Edifor Lois l-lorlon and Business Manager Jim Hillis when Mr. Fredell ol Buclcbee Mearscompany explained some of 'rhe infricacies of ifs pholographic equipmenl To lhem. Buckbee Mears Company, localed on lhe ninfh floor of fhe Lindelce Building, Fourth and Rosabel S+ree+s, has published all of 'fhe Wilson Logs, and again lhis year, Mr. Fredell has been an inspiralion +o lhe edilors and slafl. 9350609 'ldpgy Plays om 1mpo1rtc1nt port m our 5 fi Moor If Wuesl and Marlon Nlchols al The Pucfured above are Phulomme Beck Ida Mae Wrlghf Sludlo The Kennefh M Wrughf Sluduos always have been leaders nn school pholography of qualefy al reasonable prnces We believe 'lhaf a good word from l'he sensors parenfs and facully members us b + recommendahon Only good phorography prompf and courleous freafmenf our es can buuld up fhls good wull 42 nd faculfy members for lhenr splendvd co operahon We 'rhank 'rhe Class of I9 a amzeffz JM fwfuggf Gorfleld 4430 50 E S1xt1'1 Street I I v L L C 'Ewa L 7 r cgiff- Clflfaznaz o. Ninth cmd Sibley Streets Pictured here are the very presses at McGill-Warner's which printed this l942 LOG. Jim Barden and Lynn Archerd are tascinated by the process. McGill-Warner's are printers, boolcbinders, lithographers and rnapemalcers. A visit to their plant at Ninth and Sibley is both a privilege and a revelation. Watching the operation ot the etticient presses causes one to retlect on the power ot the printed word and to wonder at the capacity ot the mind that could invent and control such ingenious machinery. -Q 5 ,.... yfx -i -,,...... vm' j Y xx VJ .QDCUIZE Q Qfoiiif :SAO 441Woloosho The love ol books anc lhe ioy ol read- ing are slirnulaled by lhe helplul sug- geslions ol Mr. l. G. Goldbarg, an ar- denl reader and crilic. In lhis pic' lure, his enlhusiasm is shared by Rulh Glewwe, Mary Rulh Craig, and Rila O'Brien . . . who slopped al lhe Twin Cily Boolc and Sla- lionery Company, 408 Cedar Slreel, lo shop lor school boolcs and supplies. This lovely lropical selling is a scene lak- en aboul New Year's lime in Parnel's Florisl Shop on Wabasha Slreel near Sevenlh, where Olivia Marcus, Dee Lores Diess and Frances Price mel lo arrange a bouquel ol red rose buds and while pompoms-Wil- son's school colors in Flowers. ll was Parnel's who lurnished lhe gradualion llowers lasl June. win Cliff B006 5 cifczfiofzazy 0. 408 Cedar Whaf fhe well- dressed high school boy will wear is an- swered in fhe complefe line of SIS, 520, and S25 suils and fopcoafs af Foreman 81 Clarlcs. Superior qualify and exquisife failoring are combined fo make fheir suifs and coals 'rhe mosf sarisfacfory in fashion and wear- abilify. Mr. Vold is proud of lhis clolhing and readily convinces Frank Kellogg and Red Raymalcer, prudenf purchasers. Foreman 81 Clarlcs mainfain a free service of pressing and minor repairs during fhe life of The garmenf. Af 'rhe presenf lime, fhey are showing a complefe line of grad- uafion suifs. 0151726172 5 Cfclig UpstcrirsfSeventh cmd Vlicrborshci x fi J x x I c,., , F- , . X - v X v r , I Sfafionazs zz 'zcwin o. 128 EasiTemh Sire-ei, 1 ,- .-'.r'x, X. .XX X 4 Whal makes a gradualion an- nouncemenf alfrac- five? Orlean An- fonson, June Davis. and Shirley Menk, geffing down fo fundamen+als, visif- ed 'rhe plan? of 'rhe STATIONERS EN- GRAVIN6 COM- PANY, l28 Easl Tenfh Sfreef, where Mr. Sfrom explained fhe various grades of paper sfoclc and sfyles of engraving, which, combined wifh ifs excellenf workmanship, pro- duce announce- menfs of disfincfion. ff S7XQ6u,X BUSINESS EXECUTIVES ASK FOR 1, , Z C . iii Rasmussen graduales' fherelore, lalce advanfaqe ol The praclical business adminislrafion, secrelarial, civil service - J' and business machine courses offered in day and evening M l A - -'Hug school. Selecl' from 35 Business Subiecls-'lndividual lnslruc- 'L' jlgiqln 1 lion-Greal Demand for Graduales-Free Employmenl I , ' 3- -:al - ' ii Service-Capable and Painslalcing Teachers-Besl' ol Equip- , -sf L ' Lulu menl'-42nd Year ol Dependable Service, X 9 R All ' H L No Solicilors Employed e Cenfral Locafion A Bullefin XZ g, Slarl Now 63 Easr Fil+h 'V x A 272 Sain+ Paul Sfreef X Minnesola C d CEd 5333 M' 9 'S' PRACTICAL Business scnooi 5' g Compliments of lf li FD Y' , I , ' ' , ' , My Ee jzfaz- aah .f 'zuzfuz o. xl I , .ii i , , if Q Srpellmg ond Sherbume - St. Paul, Mmnesoto sw ' il' s FV Q ll' Cliff flflicfcvccy 6069 fat Qaioica i f A' iv'i i fl ' l' l 1 -f f Nl . EJ Hy l 1 XX? E .Be 'zyfiuzcf I f ie' .. in .as C! I Lhmkz Ca. EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER mighl well be lhe slo- gan for fhe Berglund Lumber Company, lI7l Norfh Snelling. These Wilson sludenfs, Charlolle Eschbach and Gordon Green. were inferesfed 'ro see The com- plefe line of hardware, roofing and painls carried in sfoclc be- sides lumber and lumber producfs. Wilson High School uses many of Berglund's producfs in ifs wood- shop. W-+-+ J 4, 5 .-. -1 Yin fi- HU Hihll ,f' , ',n :Ro -gan Q 'zsss Cgfiofz HCONCERTO FOR TWO is 'rhe lille suggesfed by fhe harmonious cosfumes from fhe Ro-Jen Dress Shop worn in This picfure by Marge Milolzlcy and Lorraine Winfers. This shop. localed af IO82 Uni- versify, nexl' fo fhe Cenfre Theafer, specializes in beau+iful prom and graduafion dresses. Make your selecfions early! Wilson girls were lhrilled by fhe Ro-Jen slyle shows given in our audiforium, and fhey love 'lhe personal a+'ren'rion accorded fhem by fhis very ac- commodafing firm. Ugg 930155 Sfiofz SAYING IT WITH FLOWERS is a delighflul gesrure when expressed 'rhrough fhe medium of 'rhe lovely corsages prepared by THE POSEY SHOP, locafed so near fo Wilson. Take fhe word of Evelyn Raasch and Lois Manleufel for if, The Posey Shop, 468 Norfh Lexingfon, provides 'rhe appro' priafe and arfislic arrangemenl of lovely flowers for every occasion. They also have a gif? assorl- menf of beaufiful vases and glassware. 'fTV '3 'Tse-V Q 'zonz cz, fldrlfwiz oosfaz will Ciifyzy cLfc2.'zc!wooc! ,l7LLl7Zg5'Z o. 509 North Cleveldnd The modern lumber yard has greaf appeal lo The youlh of loday inreresfed in various phases cf furnirure and building consfrucfion. In lhis picrure. genial Mr. Clarlr of fhe Twin Cily Hardwood Lum- ber Company is showing a piece of rare African mahogany fo Roberl Burfis and Harold Hanson. This firm, locafed ar 509 Norfh Cleveland Avenue, has exrensive sfoclcs of all variefies of wood and wood producfs from all over 'rhe world. Much of The wood used in fhe Wilson School shops has been furnished by fhis firm. Sf. Cifaiz EIEQHSTQ 236 Snelling Ave. South The faslidious young man abouf lown is careful +o selecl a reliable cleaner 'ro care for his clofhing. Murray Flelcher recom- mends The S+. Clair Cleaners af 236 Snell- ing Avenue Soulh, for cleaning and Tailor- ing. Prices are reasonable and fhey have free delivery service. omfzflnzenfs o Q 'zien TWIN CITY HARDWOOD UMB QQ 'B Lgfyliciali Lilian Jfllyi Pauline Aslcerooth and Lorraine Schultz are selecting their graduation rings at l-lerriclr's Jewelry, chosen Otticial Jewel- er to the school again this year. All students whose parents, lcin, or triends select Graduation Gifts at Her- riclc's Jewelry Store will also have the pleasure ot selecting a Graduation Gift from Mr. Herriclc as his personal gift. Graduation rings are excepted from this otter. ZMETTECE, jacirafez 327 Bremer Arcade Ceclcrr 7296 affsfzmcuz wi. qliig We LLTEZ5, 6701141351 am! grcacfuufion Qgouguafs cz Sfzsciczffy Prompt Delivery to Both Cities Snelling and Ashland cflflicfctragg uiilzaii Qoffekgs lO45 - lO5U University There is no reason tor any one who is pre- pared being unemployed. We will get you ready tor that particular job. Come and let us help you. After reading the above advertisement ot the MIDWAY BUSINESS COLLEGE, Norine Simpson and Marjorie Kloelc made a personal visit to this new school and were fascinated with the splendid equipment shown to them by Miss Kathryn M. Kinman, Principal. Nestor 2624 Bnng IU Your KODAK FREE CHECK UP 38l Mmnesoha Sfreef Sami Paul Mnnnesofa FISHER PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLY CO MIDWAYS PAINT AND WALLPAPER HEADQUARTERS Q fwnnfong- JIDCG I893 f Pho e NGSIO 7I78 Elecl D sfless Floo S de s Edge s B flnq a Pol sh g Mach nes Fo Renf SI2 Norfh Snelling al Unuversuly VISIT RUTH S CANDY AND GIFT SHOP I 570 Edmund Avenue I C BALLINGER POPCORN BALLS KARAMEL KORN KARAMEL APPLES Spec al Rules Io Schools I48 Wes? Ivy Avenue Humboldf 22I7 WESTLUND S MARKET HOUSE OUALITY MEATS AND PROVISIONS o el e y Se 597 Norlh Snellnng Avenue Neslor 862I MARTIN GIESEN Tlaeal al Cosfume lo Analeu s and P ofess one s GREASE PAINTS WIGS ETC MENS SUMMER FORMALS TUXEDOS AND FULL DRESS 207 Mudland Trusf Bldg Suxlh and Wabasha Sls THE K O GROCERY CO W B SOUKOP 81 SONS Neslor 7265 7266 72I Norlh Snellsng Ave WILL BASS 6 COMPANY QUALITY MEATS AND POULTRY 725 Norih Snellmg Ave Tel Mudway 0275 ELMQUIST DRUG COMPANY Corner Snellmg and Sherburne Avenues PRESCRIPTIONS OUR SPECIALTY I-Ieadc' a fe s fo V Iam P oducfs I-IALLMARK CARDS WHITMAN CANDIES e e Mo ay CI6-HWANDERSON JEWELERS OPTOMETRISTS C J ANDERSON H W ANDERSON Unnversnly and Prnor Unuversufy and Snellung Md M3400 Md ay 99:0 ERNIE S BARBER 6. BEAUTY SHOP QUALITY BARBER AND BEAUTY SERVICE Sp c al s?s n Pe manenfs I57O Randolph Avenue DeSoIo 4288 DAIRY HOME MILK STORES OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS FAIR M d av 8377 E e so 0 Dale 750I THE TYRE SHOP INC SERVICE es aees o e IS 740 Grand Ave Cor Groffo Ellchursl' 3453 PARK PRINTING COMPANY PRINTING AI Reaso able Pr ces WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS STATIONERY TICKETS I598 Selby Avenue Mldway 6986 STERN S QUALITY TEA ROOM CAFETERIA 694 Norlh Snellzng al Van Buren A Sho I T p Io Fam ly D nners af Popular Prnces Selecf fro Many Tasly Foods Prepo ed n the Good Od Fermly Slyle lor a ,u r r I In r Tnl :Iron , I 'w S858 O D n I I . . . . rIc u r on r, r, u I nd 5 in 3 , '. ' . . .' I . ' ' ' I w I w I e I I I r I 568 N. SneIlIng I734 Grand I324 W. Seventh I w m r r1 706 I I I P' 'PPI D IV ' Wlce Tir - B II ri - Mo? r Tun -up - Bra e ervIce , rIc r r I r r I I , . . n I r rI r I I ' - ' 1 m r I I Complimenfs of v A L A- P E T E R S MIDTOWN BARBER SHOP HARDWARE . SHEET METAL WORK - GLAZING LEROY C. 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EURNAQE REPAIRING STIRIIITIQ R+ Ldfond 704 Nor+h Snelrmg Ave Nes+or 2377 Compl menis of The S E E D S And E eryfh ng fo The Ga den R L GOULD 61 COMPANY 500 Jaclcson Sfreef befween NIFITII and Tenfh ST PAULS FINEST THEATRE The Besf In Mohon PICTUTS Enferfammenf WESTERN BADGE 6 NOVELTY CO Esfabl shed I904 BADGES BANNERS BUTTONS FLAGS Compl ments fo S BRAND COAL 61 OIL CO We Make fl'Ie Walson School Buffons and Emblems Rme and Umvergny Garfleld 750l P, 6 ,S IOHNSON and BARNES 1-: H E N SnellIng af Thomas Nesfor 862I FUNERAL DIRECTORS 536 NOTIIT 5nell'nC3 Avenue WE SPEQIALIZE IN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES e Del ery Se IOE I DOLZER MEATS Cornol menis of M G IOHNSONS PHARMACY 76I Norfh Snellmg Ave SI Paul Mmm ANTONSON GARAGE MASTBAUM FOOD MARKET BODY AND FENDER WORK GROCERIES AND MEATS BRAKES RELINED GENERAL REPAIR WORK Dunlap and UnIverSI+y Dale I606 603 Norm Pascal Midway ZIO4 Johnny cha Iev LABON BEAUTY SHOP LUND and LANGE CLARA A EREDERICKSEN o FLORISTS E e qs by Appo nl enf 740 Norfh Snellmg Ave Nesfor 5062 a M eso+a 272 SouTlT Snellnng Ave Emerson I347 ELECTRIC BLUE PRINT COMPANY MALQNEY 5, TYSK GRQCERY ARTIST SUPPLIES DRAFTING SUPPLIES We Ce ry a Comm Lne of DRAWWG' 'NSTRUMENTS FRESH ERUITS AND VEGETABLES Spec al P ces fo Sfudenfs vvhee You Dolla Goes fhe Fa Ihesf De' e Y 6 Ce T CB 3I2 Mmnesofa Sfreef Garfleki 2368 I336 Thomas Avenue Tel Mudway 3560 I v I r r ' I r m Com Im n of A' ' R Y I Fre Iv rvIce ' I MIdway l2S9 l398 Edmund Avenue - - r . , wner v nIn I m I Sainl P ul, Inn T r I I ri Iv r S rvI wI D ily - I' r r r U6 fddaozz of fgs LT 9 maxi 5 moi O EDITOR Loas Horlon CLUB EDITORS Lorranne Schullz Paullne Askeroofln SENIOR EDITORS Marnon Nvclwols Ida Mae Wresl Plwllomlne Beck HOME ROOM SECTION Mary Rufln Cralg Rullw Glewwe Rura O Braen BOYS SPORT SECTION Harold I-lanson Gordon Green Murray Flerclmer GIRLS SPORT SECTION Evelyn Raasclm Loms Manleufel SNAPSHOT EDITOR Mariorue Kloek TYPIST Mnldred Sorensen Raymaker Duck Slocum Donald Manlove Dons Neamy Oscar Adamson Pal Barry Malrlrmew Elren Barbara Jensen Claybourne Kelley Joe Lukoskne Audrey Sraclm Dale Warner James Blnlue Ken e+l'1 Burfon Jean Currung Georgia De Marco Loss Guerhn Slrnrley Marson Karh Ieen Murphy Duck Taylor Charles Tauferl Marlon Ellis George Foley Belly Jean Sclwak Mary Morrill Roberl Deery Ivan Pollcoff Vnvnan Prudhomme COVERS dVdfLOIZdf .BOOggLlZLlLl2g C7 PLATE MAKERS uc 555 Jlflsau PRINTING Unirez fatty Qgurztuzg JM Q fIfVa'znz'z o BUSINESS MANAGER James I'lIlIIs ADVERTISING STAFF Bernrce Therssen Joyce Clwrusrensen Rurlw Glewwe Margarer Mnlorzlcy Charlorre Esclwbach Lorraune Wrnlers Frank Kellogg Oluvua Marcus Orlean Anlonson Slur ley Menlc Frances Prrce Paulane Askerooflw DIRECTOR OF I-IOME ROOM STAFF Carolyn Molme I-IOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Lrllnan Daxson Bearrnce Meko Bonnie Jean I-Iulfquusl Ruclward Nelson Mrldred Burrnll Lenore Lennmger BIII Sourlwer Mary Sclwulrz Colleen Klenn Dee Lores Deuss Vnrgnnua Prall Lous Boldl Lyle Wukre Florence Anderson I-Iarold Green Mary Ruflw Craug Ernesr Rerland Loranne Wnnlers Laurel Lucalle Ablan Slwxrley I-Iarlwaway Anula Albrechl Doris Marlson Frances Pruce Jean Fuller Ber nvce Tlwenssen Palrucna I-Ierne Slwnrley Menk Gordon Swenson Irene Newron Parrrcna Rand Mary Jane Lang Loss Anderson and Donald Sandberg BUSINESS ADVISER Miss RuIl'1 I-Iedman EDITORIAL ADVISER Mr Oscar M I-laugh SENIOR AND GROUP PICTURES jfsnnsfg M qflfuggf Alfuzfaoa ACTION AND ADVERTISING PICTURES Q Ig cHLafIa'u11 FACULTY AND INFORMAL PICTURES 011285 0,1 EIZ Www' is ' ' I f O I C COPY STAFF-Lynn Archerd, Richard Nelson, Red ia Duiipiiyi Virginia Q'Hej,,mI Jean Moliganiiiiii ' ' ' o. 0 . 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