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

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tfiuivww. ,ki MESSAGE FOR THE LOG Thus us the Log of l95O Halt of the twen tueth century has elapsed ln that halt century we have experienced the two greatest of all wars and the worst depression un the history of our country Earth shaking as these events have been history uust as important and much more full of hope has been written w thun the walls ot Americas hugh schools When the century opened only a privileged few of our young Deople were able to graduate from hugh school Todav there us not a boy or gurl in St Paul to whom that opportunity us denied it he really wants ut Mere attendan e at hugh school produces no magical result however unless the student exerts himself to profit to the fullest extent from Nhat the school has to otter un th class room and extra curricular activities The pages of this Loq are full of the possibilities open to you at Wilson We hop you are making the most of them both for your own sake and for the sake of the democracy which has made them possible RUSSELL S. PETERSON FOR l 950 LOG June l95O brings to a close four years of happy assocuatuons and ruch school experu en es for another class of hugh school pupuls All members have profited to a greater or lesser degree because of havung been together these fruitful years Each unduvudual has con trubuted his share to make these years at Wilson profitable ones Each one has receuved in just proportuon according to what he has Quwen for such is lute We feel that a hugh percentage ot the Class ot l95O has guven much and receuved much Thus purut ot giving has helped make Wilson Hugh School a better school and it has also helped each unduvudual to become better prepwred to meet the problems of life and his responsubulutues as a good cutuzen Educatuon received through the years and culmunated by hugh school graduatuon us but a begunnung a whettung of the desur for more We wish each member of the Class of l95O the best of everything and may their future years be profitable and happy oncs, O. A, NELSON Assistant Principal

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DEDICATION We the class of 50 are proud to dedicate our Log to our class advisor Mr Marty Rossini During his career at Wilson he has organized the student council hall duty system has coached football baseball and hockey and is now acting as athletic director aside from his regular classes has been a good friend to all members of the class He has guided us in planning a very successful and memorable Junior Senior Prom We are now near the goal we set out for when we en tered Wilson Our sincere thanks go to Mr Rossini in true appreciation for furthering good sportsmanship and being a real friend to all ln our opinion, Mr Rossini is the best advisor a class ever had Il Il ' I . I . . . . , I . . I . . . I 4 I . . I During his two years as our class advisor, Mr. Rossini I

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FACULTY STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council has assisted the faculty this year by helping maintain order in the halls. They inaugurated the dancing between lunch periods, and with Miss Shapiro as advisor, have done all in their power to make Wilson a better school. This year's officers were Dan Danielson, president, Marilyn Hughes, vice-president, Beverly Rinehardt, secre- tary, and Wally Lange, treasurer. At the beginning of the second semester, Shirley Boyum took over as the new treas- urer. Our thanks and appreciation go to the Student Council for the work they have done this year. Miss Bowen is the teacher of girls' physi- cal cducatiow. She is advisor of the Girls' W Club and G.A,A. Mr. Huntley is teach- er of the boys gym classes and coaches basketball and track. Mrs. Frank, Mr. Bothwell, and Miss Hed- man, shown here examining a typewriter teach the various commercial subyects. rpdox ,L M! f 'G