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

Page 10 text:

helDS K nurse. lxlupxsefhnson, our lfilchaaowllson' Miastgll better Wa main LIBRARY- Miss Hartung, our school librarian, has help- ed WiIson's library grow to its present size. As advisor to the Library Club she has their help in taking care of the books. O LIBRARY STAFF- First row-Left to right: Beverly Leier, Bev- erly Reinhardt, Valeria Brunn, Ottileanne Hop- pe, Nancy Lewig, Patricia Gutz, Mary Lou Elliot. Second row-Nancy Schickling, Myrna Graff, Joyce Mikres, Eileen Ashton, Marilyn Springler, Arlene Leininger, Betty Jane Hay- ashi. Standing-Stephanie Green, Joan Bredow. OFFICE STAFF- Lett to Right: Jean Kolash, Kathleen Schultz, Joyce McPherson, Barbara Osborne, Shirley Wales, Phyllis McCormick, Marguerite Zins, Mary Lou Gelting, Marcia Taylor, Rosemary Poultin, Peggy Donovan. US GUIDANCE- Miss Koch, with the help of Mr. Fitzharris, directs the guidance department. She acts as an educational and vocational counselor, 119' 5:51 our l I

Page 9 text:

The special departments of art, music, home ec- onomics, and woodshop, provide the students with many opportunities for a well-rounded education. The art department is directed by Mr. Pleason, who is also the faculty advisor of the Loq. Mr. Raymond, Doc , is the very capable leader of our mulic department. He helps provide the students with as full a knowledge and under- standing of music as possible. Mrs. Jorgenson, a newcomer to Wil'on, teaches courses in home economics and personal develop- ment. Mr. Judds teaches woodshop and is also the busi- ness advisor to our Log, The Social Studies teachers are, seated, Mr. John- son and Miss Fay. Standing are Miss Felsted, Miss Tinet, Mr. Rossini, Mr, Fitzharris, and Miss Wells. They prepare the students to assume their place in our modern world. The English department of Wilson High School includes Miss Palmer, Mrs, Rines, and Miss Asp, seated. Miss Mackey, Miss Kachel, Mr. Campion, Miss Shapiro standing, They are shown here re- viewing prospective textbooks, Mr. Ettel, the former chemistry teacher, Mr. Carl- son, Miss Midje, and Mr. Mitchell are shown dis- cussing some of the problems of teachinq science. ,f

Page 11 text:

Ackert Bernhard Bernie HIY Kanteen chalr man Hockey Manager Afteldt John John Tennls IRC Anderson Rnchard And Student Councll HIY Y Sr Class Rep Jr Class Rep Football Hockey Baseball Anderson Gerald Whltey HIY Football Hock ey Track W ub Anlauf Nathamel Nate Football Hockey Track W Club Sr Class Rep Baatz Mary F H A G A A Y Teens Bates Loss l.olly Chour Jodell GAA Bauer Donna Donnle GAA YTeens Baumann Charles Chuck Football Basketball Track W Club HlY Color Guard Beckstrom Corrnne Connue FHA G A Teens IRC Beebe Lynn IRC Latm Club YTeens Sec Pep Club GAA Benck Paul HIY Bentheumer Mary YTeens Pep Club GAA Berglund Stanley Stan Art Club Pres Gvmnastlc Track Log Staff Bnelke Donald Don Basketball Track W Club Pres HnY Color Guard Student Councnl Loq Staff Bles Jerome Jerry Bllskl Nancy Nan FHA Blsbee Robert Red HlY Intramural Basketball Football Track Gymnastncs Bowllnq Bloom Byron Sknp Tennns Blomqulst Donald Don Swnmmlnq Boldt Gerald Jerr Football Hockey HIY Vlce Y Pres Student Councnl Jodelle Intramural Bas ketball W Club If 3