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

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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

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-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

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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'