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

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1951 volume:

Q 04? Q N gb-3' 6 ww LM QQ? X 3252 V 136 Q k W K THE LOG PRESENTED BY WILSON HIGH SCHOOL ST PAUL, MINNESOTA T951 DEDICATICDN E. E. Doc Raymond, Grand Master of Music , came to Wilson in l942. We at Wilson are deeply indebted to Doc for his superb work with the Wilson choirs and the snappy Redmen band. Mr. Raymond has been a leader in coordinating many of the activities of Wilson with community life in St. Paul. He was the first conductor ot the massed chor- uses at the Municipal Christmas Choral Pageants. He has brought great tame to Wilson halls with his work on the St, Paul Winter Carnivals during the past few years. His work on our own Wilson High School car- nivals and operettas has been successful year after year. Our hats are oft to Doc - and to him we dedicate our l95l Log. Those of us who graduated from high school after the beginning of the century could make plans for the future with the ex- pectation that those plans could be executed in a stable world, a world not markedly dif- ferent from what it had been the preceding fifty years. The changes we did anticipate we thought would be for the better. You who are graduating some forty years later are facing a world which may be com- pletely altered over night. As l am writing this in November, none of us know what the shape of things will be when the Log is issued in the spring. Of only one thing can we be sure. The great truths and virtues of our civilization are still our safest guide. Hold fast to the teach- ings of your church, ot your home, and of your school. lf you do, no matter how uncertain the outlook, that which is of greatest import- ance will be saved for you. RUSSELL S. PETERSON The past four years at Wilson High School have been pleasant and happy ones. There have been opportunities to visit with old friends and make new ones. An exchange of ideas and information has given us a better understanding of the problems to be met in the future. ln addition to receiving the Class of l95l has also given a great deal, given to make St. Paul a better community in which to live and given to make Wilson High a bet- ter school. Only through giving of our talents and resources can we expect to receive and prosper. Graduation from high school is but a be- ginning. There are greater obligations to be met in the future. lf there should be another war some of the Class may be asked to give more than should be asked of any one. Let us hope that this will not be necessary, but the picture is dark. lf a conflict is inevitable we must all do our part to make democracy live. The Class of '5l will, I am sure, do as well here as it has done in its school work. There is one question: Did we do our best . We should be satisfied with ourselves only when we have given everything to the best of our ability. May the future hold much for each member ot the Class of '5l. O. A. NELSON FACULTY The Wilson faculty has undergone several changes since last year. Mrs. Frank, commercial teacher, re- signed, also Mrs. Jorgenson, who has been replaced by Miss Rugg, home economics teacher. Mr. Ettel, left the chemistry classes in the competent hands of Mr. DeLaitsch. Mr. Kreiger is carrying on for Mr. Campion, former journalism and senior English teach- er, and advisor to the Kanteen. Mr. Pleason, former art teacher, now with the Department of Education, has been replaced by Mr. Albert. Preparing Wilson students to take their places as citizens of tomorrow are the social studies teachers: Mr. Fitzharris, football coach, baseball coach, Miss Wells, world history, Miss Binet, American history, Junior Red Cross advisor, Miss Felsted, who intro- duces freshmen to the workings of our government, Mr, Rossini, athletic director, and economic geo- graphy. Special departments at Wilson offer the students an interesting and well-rounded curriculum. Mr. Ray- mond, band and choir director, provides harmony for our school. Miss Rugg, home economics, is advisor to the F.H.A. Miss Hartung, librarian, keeps the Wil- son shelves well-stocked, and advises the Library Club. As guidance director, Miss Koch helps the stu- dents plan programs to prepare them for their chos- en careers. Besides teaching woocishop, Mr. Juds helps the business managers of the Log from going too far into the red. Mr. Albert provides inspiration for budding artists, advises the Log staff, and is also the football B squad coach, Mr. Mitchell, biology teacher, coaches the gym- nastics and swimming team. Mr. Carlson is really kept busy guiding future mad scientists through physics, higher algebra, solid geometry, trigonometry, and applied mathe- matics. Miss Midge helps under-classmen wrestle with algebra and geometry. Mr. DeLaitsch, besides advising the Atom Bums , teaches chemistry, gen- eral science, and consumers' math. ln the English department are, seated Mr. Krieger, journalism and senior college English, Miss Shapiro, Latin and advisor to Romani Hodiernig Mrs. Asp, Spanish and Spanish Club advisory Mrs. Rocknern, newcomer to Wilson faculty. Standing, Miss Mackey, speech, and Jodelle advisor, and Miss Kachel, jun- ior English. Teachers of commercial subjects are Mr, Both- well, Kanteen advisor, Mr. Jessen, advisor to F.T.A., and also ass't football coach, and hockey coach: and Miss Hedman. Guardian of Wilson's health is our school nurse, Miss Johnson. Teachers of physical education are Miss Eowen, advisor to GAA. and Girls' VV Club and Mr Huntley, advisor to Boys' W Club, basketball team, and track coach. ,- 'und wig, 1 CLASS GFFICERS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS- Lefr To right: Russell Goodman, President, Phyllis Grudem, Treas- urer, Barbara Johnson, Secrefary David Mericle, Vice President SENlOR CLASS OFFICERSg Left To right: Poy Schroeder, Presi- denfy Janice Snell, Secretary, Mar- cia Taylor, Activities Chairman, Carole Lancaster, Treasurer, George Cook, Vice President. 955 53' SENIQRS ACKERT, NORMAN, Norm Log Staff, Bowling, Jodelle, Tennis, Skiing, I.R.C. ADLER, PATRICIA, Pat Y Teens, Bowling, Kanteen, Log Rep., Wilsonian Rep., P.T.A. Rep., Driving Class. ANDERSON, LAYNE, Andy Hi Y, Hi C, Science Club. ANDERSON, MARY LOU, Lulu G.A.A., W Club, Choir, Band lFlagtwirlerJ, Y Teens Sec., Kanteen Committee, l.R.C., Jodelle Club, Red Cross, Student Council, Log Staff, Log Rep. ANDERSON, WILLIAM, Bill ARLAND, RAY, Ray Basketball, Football, Track, I.R.C,, Jodelle, Int. Basketball, BAKER, MARJORY, Margie Y Teens, G,A,A,, W Club, Band, Kanteen Come mittee. BASCIANO, PATRICIA, f'i-ioneyu FH.A., e.A.A., Jodene, Kanfeen. BAUMANN, RICHARD, Rick Football, I-li Y, Hi C, Track, Swimming, Student Council, Science Club, Jr. Rep., Prom Committee, W Club. BEDNAR, JULIA, Julie Y Teens, G.A.A,, Art Club. BLOCK, JEANNE Art Club. BLOOM, DUANE, Bunny HI Y, Gymnastics, Tennis. BOWLES, BEVERLY, Bev FH.A., G.A.A., Y Teens Vice-President, lodelle Club. BRILL, DELANO, Lano BUETTNER, Sl-IEILA , Y Teens, I.R.C., Jodelle Club treasurer. 51'-Smtq 1 CARLSON, HAROLD, Junior Band, Hi Y, Hi c. CARLSON, KENNETH, Hook Hi Y Secretary, Hockey, Student Council, Int. Basketball, l.R.C., Wilsonian Staff. CARLSON, NEIL Tennis, l.R.C., Choir, Operetta. CHRISTENSON, MARY JANE, Christy F.H.A., G.A.A., Drivers Training, Log Staff. COOK, GEORGE Senior Class Vice President, Basketball, Wilsonian Staff, Student Council, Choir. DAVIS, DOLORES, Dee Y Teens, Log Staff, G.A.A., Art Club, Choir, Vari- ety Show. DELANEY, THOMAS, Tom Transferred from Cretin. DONOVAN, MARGARET, Peggy Office Staff, l.R.C., G.A.A. Secr.-Treas., W Club, Latin Club, Jodelle, Wilsonian. DURANT, RUSSELL, Prescriptions Football, Baseball, Gymnastics Captain, Track, I. R.C. Vice Pres., Choir Vice Pres., Operetta, Jodelle, Int. Basketball, Jr. Achievement, Speedskating, Red Cross, W Club. ELLIS, MARION, Booker Student Council, G.A.A., l.R.C., W Club, Cheer- leader, Y Teens, lnt. Bowling, Wilsonian Rep., Variety Show. FORGA, LAVONNE G.A.A., Y Teens, Pep Club, Jodelle, Red Cross, Student Council, l.R.C., Wilsonian Rep. FORSTER, BETTY, Squirt Y Teens Treasurer, G.A.A. Rec. Secr., W Club, Variety Show, I.R.C., Latin Club, Jodelle Club, Red Cross, Log Co-editor, Kanteen Co-chairman, Spring Day 1950, Pep Club, P.T.A. Representa- tive, Prom Committee, Drivers Training, Choir. FULLER, JUNE, J. P. Jr. Choir Pies., Y Teens President, G.A.A., Jr. Red Cross Secr.-Treas., Wilsonian Staff Co-editor, Kan- teen Committee Co-chairman, W Club Presi- dent, I.R.C., Drivers Training, Science Club, Jodelle Club, Girls' State. GELTING, MARY ANN, Penny Y Teens, F.H.A., G.A.A., Library Club, Office Staff, Variety Snow, Jodelle Club. GORMLEY, JAMES, Gorm Football, Baseball, lnt. Basketball, Homecoming King, W Club. GRAHAM, ROBERT, Bob GR!-VEL, MARILYN, Gray G.A.A., Band lFlagtwirlerl, Choir, W Club Vice Pres., Y Teens Treas., Kanteen Secr., l.R.C., Jodelle Club, Sr. Class Rep. GROSSMAN, WILLIAM, Willie Student Council, Football, Basketball Manager, Atom Burns Pres., Hi Y, Choir, Wilsonian Rep. Quentin, JERRY, Jerr GusTArsoN, ALICE, amy GUTZ, PATRICIA, Patty Library Club Secr.-Treas.-Vice Pres., F.H.A., G.A. A., Y Teens, Kantcen Committee, Jodelle, Student Council, Variety Show, Office Staff, Log Staff, Log Picture Chairman, Candidate for Homecoming Queen. HAGEN, FRED, Fritz Hi Y Chaplin, l.R.C., Bowling, Int. Basketball, Log Staff, Swimming, Student Council. HALL, BEVERLY, Bev Sr. Y Teens Pres., Jr. Homeroom Rep., Red Cross, Candidate for Homecoming Queen. HANSON, DELORES, Bubbles Red Cross, Picture Com. for the Log, transferred from Central. HANSON, DOUGLAS, Doug Transferred from Central. HANSEN, TED, Teddy Hi Y. HARRIS, LEONA, Lee G.A.A., F.H.A,, Y Teens, Jodelle, Bowling. HAUPT, JOAN, Jo Transferred from Murray. HERRICK, DONALD, Shortie Hi Y, Band, l.R.C., Tennis, Bowling. HOBBIE, DUANE, Spike Latin Club, Choir. HOELSCHER, RONALD, Ron Choir, Gymnastics, Baseball, Wilsonian Rep., l.R.C. HOFFMAN, MARLENE G.A.A., l.R.C., Jodelle Club Secr., Kanteen, Y Teens, Log Staff, Jr. Class Treasurer, Class Play 1950, Latin Club, Variety Show, Student Council. JAMES, JEANNINE, Boob-boob Y Teens, l.R.C., G.A.A., Jodelle Club, Log Staff, Choir, Operetta, Band flflagtwirlerl. JOHNSON, MILDRED, Millie F.H.A. JONES, RICHARD, Jonesy Choir, Hi Y President, Hockey, Student Council President, Int. Basketball, Int. Bowling, Flag Car- rier, Kanteen. KEENAN, JAMES, Jimmsie Student Council Vice Pres., Football, Basketball, Track, Red Cross. ali ,BX an-Cx ,I . KENNEDY, JOAN KING, MARIANNE Senior Choir Secr.-Treas., Y Teens President and Secr., Kanteen Co-chairman, G.A.A., l.R.C. Secr.- Treas., Student Council. KNOCHE, JOHN, Red Football, Gymnastics. KNOWLAN, JUNE, Junie F.F.H., Jodelle Club. KOCH, KATHERINE, Kaye Red Cross, G.A.A., l.R.C., Y Teens, Jodelle, Spring Play l950, Variety Show, Spanish Club, Band Ma- iorette, Wilsonian Rep. KREY, GENE Hi C, Track, Gymnastics. KREUSER, KENNETH, Ken Bowling. LANCASTER, CAROLE Lanky Art Club, Latin Club, Senior Class Treas., Y Teens Secr., Student Council, G.A.A., Drivers Training, Log Rep. LANGE, WALTER, T.V. Football, Track, Student Council, W Club. LAZER, BEVERLY, Bev Operetta. LEHNER, MARK Jodelle Club. LEININGER, ALRENE, Al Library Staff and Club President, Spanish Club, Y Teens, l.R.C., G.A.A., Jodelle Club, Choir, Log Rep., F.H.A. LEWAN, ELLEN LIEDHOLM, GERALD, Lep Gymnastics, Hi Y, Swimming, Wilsonian Rep. LUCIUS, RUTH, Ruthie G.A.A., l.R.C., VV Club, Student Council, Y Teens, Log Rep., Jr. and Sr. Rep., Cheerleader. LUNDQUIST, DONALD, Lunky Football, lnt. Basketball, Hockey, Hi Y Chaplin, Science Club, Bowling, Gymnastics, W Club. LUNDQUIST, RONALD, Ron Log Staff, l.R.C. LUTTRELL, HARLEY, Hal Hi Y, Track, lnt. Basketball, Swimming, Science Club. MANNING, ROBERT, Bob Choir President, Operetta, Jodelle, l.R.C. MASSEE, DONNA, Donn G.A.A., I.R.C., W Club, Y Teens, Log Staff, Art Club, Drivers Training, Variety Show, Jodelle Club, MELBOSTAD, CAROLE Junior Class Sec., Student Council, Kanteen Cof chairman, Wilsonian Staff Co-exchange and Club Editor, Log Staff, Y Teens, Choir, Operetta, Band lFlagtwirIerl, I.R.C., Quill and Scroll, lnt. Bowling, Variety Show, Pep Club. MCCARTY, BERT, Berdie Hockey, Baseball, Swimming, I.R.C., lnt. Basketball, Red Cross, W Club. McCAlJSLAND, ELLEN Y Teens, G,A.A., Latin Club, Art Club. MCMORAN, JOAN, J 0 F.H.A. MELQUIST, LINDOR, Lin MEYER, GENE, Gene l.R.C. MONETTE, LeROY, Lee Football, Basketball, Track, Int, Basketball, I.R.C., W Club. MORTENSEN, ROBERT, Bob Hi Y Vice President, Latin Club, Red Cross Presi- dent, Student Council, Atom Bums, Swimming, l.R.C. NIEMAN, SUS-ANNE, Susie Y Teens, l.C.C., G.A.A., I.R.C., W Club, Student Council, Atom Bums Secr.-Treas., Wilsonian Pho- tographer, Log Staff, Jodelle Club, Kanteen Corn- mittee. NEINSTADT, LAVERN, Peanuts ODDEN, JOHN. Nudge Football, Int. Basketball, Gymnastics, Student Council, Track, W Club. OLSEN, BILL, Willy Jodelle Club, Football, Radio Work Shop, Bowling. PEARSON, DOROTHY M. Doris PEIFFER, JAMES, Peit Wilsonian, Int. Bowling, Student Council, Quill and Scroll, PERRY, MARTHA, Mart Y Teens, l.R.C. PHlLlPSON, CAROL, Phil Y Teens, Art Club, l.R.C., Jr. Class Rep,, Log Staff, Variety Show. pf? if 'tl fi? s R is M. ge it X 2 ij PLASCHKO, DONALD, Ollie Basketball, Int. Basketball, Sr. Rep., Wilsonian Staff, Junior Class President, W Club. POLTIN, ROSEMARIE, Rosie Y Teens, l.R.C. President, Co-editor Wilsonian, Atom Bums, G.A.A., Latin Club, Jr. Red Cross, Jodelle, Kanteen Treas., Art Club, Log Staff, Quill and Scroll, Office Staff. PULKRABEK, JOAN, Pokie Library Staff, Y Teens, l.R.C,, Science Club Co- chairman, Driving Class, Wilsonian Rep., Log Rep., Ticket Chairman for Spring Play, QUIMBY, BARBARA, Barb Y Teens President, I.C.C,, Kanteen Publicity Chair- man, Log Staff, Choir, G.A.A,, l.R.C., Jodelle, Pro- gram Chairman, F.H.A., Homecoming Queen. READY, ARTHUR, Bud Choir, Operetta, Football, Gymnastics. REEDER, JOHN, Skeeter Football, Band, Track, Jr, Town Meeting, Hi Y, Transferred from Rosemount RENAUD, HELENE Y Teens, Band. RICHGFLS, HAROLD, Harry Basketball, Baseball, Student Council, RICHGELS, HARRIET, Wiggy Y Teens, Jodelle, l.R.C ROSENGREN, ROGER, Squink Football, Basketball, Wilsonian, Choir, Baseball, W Club, Student Council. ROSSI, CLIFFORD, Cliff Track, Band, Atom Bums Vice President, l.R.C. ROY, MaDONNA, Donna Jodelle Club, Choir. SCHICKLING, NANCY, Nasty Sickning Art Club, Library Staff and Club, Latin Club Ac- tivities Chairrnan, Y Teens, l.C.C, Rep., Kanteen Coke Bar Chairman, Int, Bowling, l.R.C., Atom Burns, Jodelle, Wilsonian Rep., Log Co-editor, Pep Club, Jr. Achievement. SCHMIEDEBERG, HARLAN, Dutch Football, Track, lnt. Basketball, Student Council, Log and Wilsonian Rep., W Club Pres., Kanteen, Variety Show. SCHROEDER, ROY, Junior Sr. Class Pres., Student Council, Hi Y Vice Pres., ' Gymnastics, Tennis, W Club, Kanteen, Bowling, Int, Basketball, Choir, I.R.C. ' SCHULER, FRED Atom Bums, l.R.C. SCHULTZ, AUDREY, Aud Choir, Red Cross Rep., Jodelle, G.A.A,, Spanish Club. SCHULZ, CAROL, Harpo Y Teens, Kanteen Committee, Choir. SCI-IWARTZ, DOLORES, Dee l.R.C. Program Chairman, G,A.A., W Club, Stu' dent Council, Latin Club, SCOTT, GAIL, Scotty Choir, l.R,C., Driving Class, transferred from Cen- tra . SELVA, ROSE MARIE, Minga Choir, l,R.C., Drivers Training, Red Cross, Y Teens Program Chairman, Int. Bowling, G.A.A., Quill and Scroll, Log Staff, Wilsonian Staff, Ass't Feature Editor, Jr. Achievement, Jodelle. SLAGERMAN, CONRAD, Comet of Manny Football, Basketball, Baseball, W Club, SMITH, ALICE, Smithe G.A.A., F.H.A. Secr,-Treas., Y Teens, l.R.C., Driv- ers Training, Log Staff. SNELL, JANICE, Jan Y Teens, Jodelle, l.R.C., Int. Bowling, Choir, Oper- etta, Senior Class Secretary, Wilsonian Rep., Log Rep., Kanteen, Variety Show. SORLIE, CAROL Y Teens, l,R,C., G.A.A., Jodelle, Student Council, Kanteen Chaperone Committee, Picture Committee for Log, Spring Play l95O. STOCKTON MARJORIE, Margie G.A.A., F,l-l.A., Jodelle Club, Variety Show. SULLIVAN, EDMUND, Foggy Int, Bowling, Int. Basketball, Sports Editor of Wilsonian. TAYLOR, MARCIA, Marc Chairman of Senior Class, Business Manager of Log, l.R.C., G.A.A. Pres., Kanteen Com., Jodelle, W Club, Latin Club, Office Staff, Red Cross, Y Teens, F.T.A., Prom Com. Chairman. TEREAU, CYRIL, Puts Baseball, Gymnastics. Ti-IAKE, KENNETH, Kennie THUL, WILLIAM, Willy Tennis, Science Club, W Club, l.R.C. TRYGGESETH, BLANCHE, Trig G.A.A., I.R.C., Quill and Scroll, Y Teens Treas., Bowling, Log Staff, Choir, W Club, Variety Show, Operetta, Driving Class, Wilsonian Co-exe change and Club Editor, TUNELL, KENNETH, Trink Football, Basketball, Baseball, Jr. Class Rep. l TWEDT, DONALD, Don Transferred from Central. VANSELL, GAIL, Tex , G,A.A., Y Teens Vice Pres., Log Staff, Art Club, 1 Variety Show. WALES, SHIRLEY, Ishu G.A.A., Hi-C Pres., Y Teens, Spanish Club, Jo- delle, Office Staff. 44' I I 2 51.23 . .S S '11 flziiwil , , S ,ge ,f '--f' vi . V S ., 'G .g,,. x ile. as-3 . 5 Q avi, sf l. 9 fl i ,fi . ,. ,E M v .WE , GZ if I .- ,,i lk' s nud- WALKER, NORMAN, Norm WELTER, ARTHUR, Art Transferred from Central. WHITE, Cl.lFFORD, Cliff Sr. Class Rep., Transferred from Concordia. WICKOREN, DEAN Captain Swimming Team, Hi Y, l.R.C., Hi C. WILLIAMS, GERALD, Jerry Choir, Student Council, Junior Class Vice Presi- dent, Football, Gymnastics, Baseball. WINEGAR, LEONARD, Len Choir, Operetta, HI Y, Football, Int. Basketball. ZABAWA, FERN, Fernie W Club, G.A.A., Latin Club, Band, Y Teens. ZISKOVSKY, ROBERT, Bob RAUSCH, MARY Student Council, G.A.A. Vice President, Jr. Red Cross Secr., Y Teens, F.T,A., Latin Club, Wilson- ian Rep., W Club, Wilsonian Staff. Row lwDianc Byers, Betty Forsfer, Rosemarie Selva, Marcia Taylor, Barbara Quim- by, Patricia Gufzj 24Mary Lou Elliott, Rosemarie Pol- Tin, Marlene Hoffman, Jean- nine James, Dolores Davis, 3-Dolores Hanson, Nancy Schickling, Susan Nieman, Denise Champ, 4-Blanche Tryggesefh, Carol Melbosfad, Ronald Lundquist, Donna Massee. Row l-Rosemarie Polfin, June Fuller, Edmund Sullivan, Row 2-Jim Peiffer, Rosemarie Selva, Jacque- Iing Hunt, Row 3-Blanche Tryggeseth, Carol Melbostad, Kcnnenh Carlson, Susan Neiman, Row 5- Ronald Hoelschcr, Donald Plaschko, Bill Thul, Roger Rosengrcn. 'H-...JH Ww- 4'-Q.-N... M it-wwe Color C5UdlClS The color guards stand at attention as the Wilson student body pay their respects to the flag. Our Hearts Were Young and Gay , a whimsical adventure of two teenage girls crossing the Atlantic alone, was presented by the speech department. The story is an auto- biography of the authors, Emily Kimbrough and Cornelia Otis Skin- ner, played by Marlene Hoffman and Barb Quimby. Particularly ex- citing points of the story came with the drowning of Gordon Farley and explosion of a gas meter. The play was one of the most suc- cessful ever presented at Wilson. Wilson students this year enjoyed the Christmas assembly which was presented by the Speech Department and Senior Choir. The story depicted the typical Christmas scenes, and se- lections by the Choir added to the Yuletide spirit. HCMECQMING To stately strains furnished by the Wilson Band, the king and queen candidates march- ed down the aisle, while colored spotlights picked up the glitter of the foil stair and throne. The theme for the homecoming was Snow Monroe , and the queen candidates wore fur snowball caps and carried muffs. After due suspense Doc Raymond select- ed Barb Quimby and Jim Gormley to reign over the festivities. Barb was crowned by Mary Kay Le Mire, l95O Queen of the Snows, and a former Wilson studentj Jim was crown- ed by King Boreas. The Homecoming parade, one of the longest and most colorful in the history of Wilson, was routed past Monroe. The title of Wizard of Wilson was conferred upon Mr. Peterson, and Mr. Raymond became Mas- ter ot Music. Mr. Fitzharris was also knighted as Coach Extraordinaire. BAND The Wilson band, under the loyal direction of Master of Music Raymond has done its share to keep lite at Wilson in harmony this year. Sponsored by Brown 81 Bigelow, band members braved the arc- tic weather to participate in the big evening parade ofthe St. Paul Winter Carnival. More emphasis has been placed on popular music this year, and the band has serenaded the students not only at assemblies but has presented lunch-time concerts in the gym. Our excellent Wilson choir, led by Doc CHCDIR Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row l X l, Joan Davis, Joan Miller, Diane Byers, Annette Truso. 2, Robert Neumeyer, Don Myhre, Jerry Shannon, Russ Carlson. 3, Lorraine Weeks, Rosemary Jirik, Annette Ackert, Helen Elliot. 4, Mary Paranto, Lois Benson, Donna James, Bev Lazer. 5, La Donna Peterson, Shirley Jahr, Polly Miller, Marlene Jacobson. 6, Collette Caroll, Shirley Johnson, Joan McDonald, Vir- ginia Vandanaker, Carol Skaar. 7, Lois Affcldt, Joan Martinson, Darlene Eynck, Alrene Lexninger, 8, Edward Hulquist, Richard Fuller, Jack M1Clean Jr. 9, Larry Melbostad, Herb Mclntosh, Bob Mack. ,Q Qt! X Xt w , 1 1 W ' -l Row l, Francis Ullman, Janice Johnson, Beverly Herzan, Elaine Nickel. Row 2, Andy Czajkowsku, Bob Lowell, Ed Shirley, Keith Chris- tensen. Row 3, Doris Rydell, Donna Donner, Geraldine Voyd, Carol Rose, Row Row Row Row Row Barbara Johnson. 4, Norita Wagner, Buelah Carlson, Carol Johnson, Claudia Bloomer, Mary Lou Arndt. 5, Jean Lancaster, Alice Tuerk, Marianne King, Leona Harris. 6, Nancy Larson, Donna Thompson, Janet Brooks. 7, Neil Carlson, Bob Manning, Loren Wetke. 8, Bernard Pregler, Virgil Achtenberg, Richard Kaye, Leonard Winegar. THE CHOIR Raymond, may always be depended upon for the more important occasions of the school year. A program of religious songs and carols was given at the Christmas assembly, and at the Easter Assembly. THE HYMN As a result of a contest conducted by the Music Department in the Fall, the lyrics submitted by Denise Champ were chosen tor the Wilson Hymn. The decision to adopt a hymn for Wilson arose from a need for some- thing more suitable for solemn occasions than the rouser, something belonging only to Wil- son. Denise's poem reflects the devotion all of us feel toward Wilson and is sure to gain popularity with the years. CLUBS M, ,JI f - , ,,V., SQ. JR I-II-V SI2. I-II-V SCIENCE SPANISI-I LATIN Y C L LJ B I-I2-C M if HOME ROOM 9- Row l-Vera Price, Eileen Boelter, Carol Weber, Donna James, Rose Marie Pleau, Darlene Pelzer, Carol Mousky, Carol Engen, Carole Smith, Marie Snell. Row 2-Margaret Moore, Jack Lowell, Dennis Altman, Ron Johnson, George Horsnell, Margaret Suter, Corrine Bertin, Earl Scott, Dennis Hunt. Row 3-Mary Anlauf, Gordon Stromberg, Jim Lager, Jim Langevin, Dave Mericle, Lois Canner. HOME ROOM 6- Row l-Carmen Nelson, Mary Gardiner, Jeanne Benesch, Delores Aune, Diane Byers, Georgiann Lentsch, Virginia Carlson, Joanne Widerski, Betty Hoeberg, Joyce Clemens. Row 2-wHomer Sherman, Richard Grilz, Theodore Blomgren, Albert Carlson, Donald Peterson, Charles Hanson, Lois Affeldt, Mary Lou Arendt. Row 3-Ronald Kraut, Richard Ziehl, Norman Nelson, James Jansen, Michael Hughes. HOME ROOM lOlf- Row l-Joyce Mikres, Joan Polsfuss, Valeria Brunn, Joyce Strand, Myrna Graff, Doris Gobely, Joan Mc- Donald, Arlene Holmberg, Janice Marth, Phyllis Grudem. Row 2-Robert Schuler, Molly Wimmer, Theresa Beck, Nancy Montgomery, Marlys Pearson, Pauline Miller, Monica Dombrowski, Marlene Jacobsen, Joyce Hahn, Virginia Mandell, Row 3-Jerome Massee, .loan Bredow, Denise Champ, Thomas Wallace, Earl Enger, Russell Goodman, Ronald Smith, Morley Frye, Row 4-Jerry Lenertz, Kenneth Bovum, Leonard Kiecker, James Bjork, Gene l-lilger, Dean Ronstadt, HOME ROOM lO5- Row l-Yvonne Tereau, Mary Dall, Carol Pribil, Vonne Venables, June Webber, Delores Dziggel, Carol Pederson, Dick Zempel, Marilyn Sprengler, Marjorie Peterson. Row 2-Henry Carr, Ranny Zuber, Rodger Rydell, Charles Fuller, Stephanie Green, Aurelia l-iofmeisfer, Betly Scott, Vivian Robinson, Lois Col- biornsen, Barbara Hutton. Row 3fEugene Hawkins, Dell Schultz, James Montzka, Gene Bloomouist, Loren Keefe, Loren Wuttke, Richard Noer, Don Donner, Jim Eicman, Pete Luttreli. HOME ROOM 205-- Row l-Fran Uilman, Baroara Johnson, Joyce Johnson, Darlene King, Eileen Ashton, Joan Stickney, Wan- da Walters, Loreen Hammer, Beverly Cunningham, Eileen Dobin. Row 2-Darlene Eyinclc, Donna Ek- strand, Marilyn Pitner, Virginia Burke, Dick Twait, James Goulet, Waldo Slaggcrman, John Palmer, Terrill Tropp, Marilyn Czaikowski. Row 37Gilbert Kearton, Richard Kerchner, Gene Baskerville, Arthur Tinge, Paul Weiscoff, Norman Feske, Dar'ene Stewart, Virginia Boschert. HOME ROOM IO6- Row l-Sharon Kieffer, Mary Lou Elliot, Jerene Wharton Uerij, Jacoueline Hunt Uacquij, Dorothy Jacob- son, Paula Klock, Mary Ann Hilger, Carol Krey, Cell Arland, Bonnie Burtin, Row 2--Don Hodgson, Dan Olsen, Jane Buchal, Greg Celski, Wally Riedal, Jcyce Carlsen, Junc Ludtke, Marlene Strom, Bill Roberts, Alice Tuerk. Row 3AGeorge Folsum, Joe Taubr, Bob Boudhyns, Milo Anderson, Dave Kelm, Don Johnson, Dick Jacobsen, Jim Moline, Mike Taugner. HOME ROOM 2047 Row liHugh Samuel, Marvin Ballard, Gloria Dombrowski, Joan Grinde, Carol Rose, Marlene Wilezyk, Barbara Johnson, Lois Hrosnell, Bev Millette, Gayle Bastusch. Row 2- Eugene Maher, Roseanne Ridjway, Bev Herzan, Jelaine Miller, Bev Burke, Janice Johnson, Frank LaValley, Gary Sommers, Eugene Neudahl, William Ward. Row 3-Paul Arntzen, Roger Cain, Wayne Bock, Roger Walker, Francis Celski, Hen Whar- ton, Wayne Hix, Robert Larson, Robert Schmidt. HOME ROOM 206-f Row l-Audrey Lutz, Jeanne Syverson, Patricia Phillips Donna Donner, Nancy Larson, Jeannine Boyd, Jeannette Miller, Judy McCausland, Janice Uteck, June Muenchow. Row 2-James Maurer, Marshall Peterson, Joan Peterson, Ed Helquisf, Jimmy Anderson, Courland Magner, Wayne Englin, Darlene Lein- znger, Collette Carrell. Row 3-Harold Philipson, Elain Hjelmgren, Gilbert Gove, Bruce Rasmussen, Dave Wettersten, Roger Langmack. HOME ROOM 209- Row l-Lorraine Weeks, Lola Durant, Shirley McVay, Beatrice Casey, Bonita Manke, Jean Erhart, Pat Lynch. Row 2-Connie Finton, Carl Hansen, Pat Butler, Celia Irons, La Donna Peterson, Lois Benson, Anna Marie Saumcr, Marion Williams. Row 3YDon Enger, Donald Putman, William Pierson, Tom Mur- ray, James Anderson, Duane Johnson, Donald Johnson. HOME ROOM lO7-- Row I- Rlcdcl, Brooks, Sfcvcns, Hcrbsf, Parranfo, Lundquisl, Dahm, Mlllcr, Bollrnger, Oborhammcr Row 2'- Zabawa Achtenbcrg, Mclnfosh, Anderson, Vandanackcr, Lancaster, Ackermann, Ulbrlcnf, Gusfafson. Row 37 Consfans, Sorenson, Raed, Arcnf, La Clalr, HOME ROOM ZOIA Row l- Pansegrau, Huntington, Thompson, Green, Jlrlk, Anlauf, Jcnrcn, Bloomer, Hlgguns, Robinson. Row 2- Gospodor, Marosc Kaye, Medved, Kasld, Murphy, Schumackcr, Mcrklc, Smnrh, Ekstrand. Row 3P- Hyan, Engelbreclwf, Johnson, Staaf, Bcrqman, HOME ROOM 210 -- Rom l- O'DonnelI, Ackcrf Anderson, MacDonald, Gitzcn, Sundquisf, Truso, Haupf, Davis. Row 2- Lc Clair, Miller, Lcvesquc, Herbs! Jahr, Davis, J., Hoqan, Glascr, Row 3-Y Sflcgcr, Hall, Holum, Koller, Mack, Goerlnq, Lowe. HOME ROOM 203- Curfls, Wrlghl, Kraushar, Plum, Johnson, Kluender, Komiyes, Carlson, Elllol, Hubcrfy. Row 27 Marlnnson, Sl-naar, Marcl1,Lazcr, Nickel, Cook, Kroska, MacLean, Hammond, CZBIOWSKI. Row 3- Lucken, Holzschucn, Farley, Preglcr, Runwpsa, Zcnk HOME ROOM l- Row l-Harold Feickert, Bill Keene, Roger Brooks, Carol Anderson, Joan Erhart, Mary Ann Jorgenson, Jim Conroy, Gloria Zins, Pat Lehner, Marilyn Naughter. Row 2-Paul Froelich, Charlene Anderson, Bob Barclay, Carol Winiecke, Jo Ann Carlson, Marion Falteseic, Pat Bowles, Barbara Schultz, Bob Noer, Len Lundquist. Row 3-Bill Bower, Richard Fuller, Jackie Medved, Jo Ann Thul, Marie Carlson, Donna Beck- jorden, Jerome Bauer, Gale Johnson. HOME ROOM 2- Row l-Carol MacLean, Anita Ekman, Margie Karels, Bev Krieger, Yvonne Bourn, Bev Berger, Dwayne Ehlers, Janet Barg, Noreen Anlauf, Row 2-Virginia l-lielmgren, Roberta Ambourn, Sharon Russell, Sharon Clarke, Betty Vahl, Roberta Hunt, Lois Kotilinek, Russell Carlson, Bev Bowers. Row 3-Gerald Ortt, Gordon Hanson, Larry Melbostad, Kenneth Van Kernpen, Dwayne Winger, Ronald Gregorson, Jerry Wachholz, Wayne Blessner, Donald Gehrman. HOMEROOM 2ll-- Row l-Ralph Dow, Bernhard Ringberg, Fred Camitsch, Phyllis Canner, Lois Goodman, Sylvia McAlpine. Row 2-Diane Ristine, Shirley Johnson, Kyle Wheeler, Jack Davis, Ronald Wyman, Jerry Westergren, Marcia Strand, Mary Dawson, Donna Juneskl. Row 3-Jim Dybdahl, Dick Hirf, Gene Kroska, Mary Rob- inson, Elaine Weinmann, Charles Knippenberg, Mary Lou Haupt, Jean Polar, Lou Ann Almquist, Elaine Thulin, 'ME ROOM w lf-- nmers, Early, ylor, UlbrichT, rdby, Peferson, 1u!z, Kruger, chlras, Wecks. w 2- lsen, Chermak, aelnn, Bloom, berfs, McCann, qlcr, Shannon, 1onzon. w 3- ,l.ear1, Waytcke rk, Olson, Eerbcrg, arson, Marso, omson. VME ROOM 24 w la Blu, Smidfh, :Keever, Grilz, arnbcrs, Dahl, geff, Phelps, dmeycr, risfenson, 'ndcl. w 27 ung, Smidth, nrckc, Jones, wmidt, Hart, Marie, Fontain Jon, Tima. w 37 kel, Yager, ako, shinqbawer, dding, Hippies. DME ROOM 37 lw l- lfz, Pulhrabek, ndquist, Tester, lhls, Barr, lsmcn, Hann, Erk, Magnuson, obson. uw 2+ Erfens, Pierce, Laughlin, 1Ilen,Vadeay, traw, Frnesteclf, fed, Irons, allins. vw 3e-- um, cNamarara, ock, Dierke, cDonaId, King, 'FFYYBIVN DME ROOM ,9- Jw IA- Ie, Bourneesfer, vbley, l-lelllng, mllgieser, Jppc, Brusfman ltsch, Dunn, bil. nw 2-- allinan, Kubat, -cksfrom, elcher, Durrand, avcnport, yhrc, Brisbois, helberg, Rose. uw 34A auf, Wessling, Jghes, lngmack, Eamon, onson. OFFICE STAFF- Lett to right: Margaret Moore Virginia Burke Joan Kennedy Roseanne Murphy Marie Snell Barbara Hutton Patricia Gutz Rosemarie Poltin Virginia Carlson Shirley Wales LIBRARY STAFF- Row l, left to right: i Vera Price Rosemary Jirik Aileen Ashton Row 2- Marilyn Sprenglei Jackie Hunt Marion Williams Donna James Caleria Brunn Joan Bredow Styhanie Green Alrene Leininger Row 3- Barbara Lundquist Joan Oberhammer Marlys Ackerman STUDENT CQUNCII. The student governing body of Wilson takes over important functions during the school year such as 'Homecoming' activities consisting of the game, pa- rade, and the dance. Besides being active in social activi- ties, the Student Council runs an ethics board drawn up to encourage student par- y ticipation in government.l The presiding officer ot this year is Richard Jones, Sen-l ior. Advisor to the Council is Miss Shapiro. Ill :firms l lllll3 l c i i 44, X CHEERLEADERS An appearance of the cheerleaders at every game dur- ing the school year promotes spirit among the students. NVith the aid of pep assemblies, more cheers have been introduced and put over this year, Our thanks and appre- ciation go to the cheerleaders and to the advisor, Mr. Kreiger. -.Q l' VIE'- Lefi to righ. Mary Gardiner, Francs Ullman, Marian Ellis, Ruth Lucious. Left to right: Front row i, Carol Johnson, Janice Johnson Row 2, Bsirbaia Lundquist, Poily Miller. GIRLS' SPGRTS Shooting are Marianne King, Virginia Mandell, Delores Schwartz, and Marjorie Peter- son. Basketball, which comes in mid-winter, is awaited eager- ly by all the girls. These are only a few of the activities going on in the girls gym every Tuesday and Thursday after school. These activities are all a part of GAA. GAA offers many different kinds of sports so as to include everyone in her favorite sport. All girls are invited to join in the fun of learning and playing a sport as well as to join in the many social activities. At the end of her junior year, if she has earned lOOO points, she will receive her letter. Skating and bowling are two of the sports that count up those extra points. Left is Gerry Le Vesque. Right, June Luedtke, Center, Myra Graff and Peggy Donovan are engaged in a game of pingpong. Square dancing is good any time ot the year. Dem- onstrating are: Couple l, Pat Bowles and Helen Frie- stadt. Couple 2, Donna Jan- sen and Daralee Davenport. Couple 3, Roberta Hunt and Joan Erhart. Couple 4, Joyce Bollinger and Joan Ober- hamer. Carol Mousky and Lois Colbiornsen enjoy a game of badminton an early spring sport. Barbara Lundquist and Rozanne Ridgeway give Robinhood a little competition. w1s sxgam rOQlBfXI.I. FOOTBALL SQUAD-YLGH to Right l.vBob Eioudewyns, Gene l-lilger, Jim Langevin, Bert McCarty, Ken Boyum, Jim Ekman Ken tunnel Pete Luttrell Russ Durant 2,--Russ Goodman, Don Lundquist, Don Donner, Bruce Rasmussen, Jim Bjork, Earl Enger John Ocldcn Jerry Wlilliams Gil Gove Lee i Monette. 3,vJim Gormley, Gene Hawkins, Ron Hoelscher, Dick Bauman, Roger Rosengren, Wallv Lang Conrad Slagerman John Reeder Camera Dodgersglbutch Schmiedeberg, Jim Keenan. Despite the promising outlook at the beginning of the season the team of l95O, taking the breaks as they came, had to be satisfied with a record of two wins, tive losses, and one tie. Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Humboldt 7 Central l9 Mechanics l3 Murray 26 Washington l3 Marshall l3 Monroe 19 Harding O ,f 3 5 z i The above pictures show how perplexed a coach may become after seeing his boys miss out on tour possible touchdowns, CTaken by a St, Paul-Pioneer Press photograph- er on October lO, l95O at the Wilson-Marshall gamel The squad ot the mid-century year had great prospects for the oncoming season. The team received a disappointing setback by the loss ot Dutch Schmiedeberg in a nonvconferf ence tilt, He later came back to prove his worth, Wilson's power was built around the punch ot its line and the fine passing ot Jerry Williams, The Redmen came up with two out- standing plavers in the persons ot John Od- den, all-city guard, and Jerry 'vViIliams, quarf terback of the second team. The varsity end- ed the season in good fashion by beating Harding before a crowd which included the dads of the team members. BASKETBALL The Wilson cagers of '50-'5l had rough going throughout the season. Final statistics show an over- all record of six wins and thirteen losses. lt was an- ticipated that the team could have placed higher in conference standings. The lack ot breaks, however, and the low tree throw shooting percentages kept chances down. Good teamwork was evident, and sev- eral fine showings were made by the team, as a whole. Jim Keenan led the team in scoring with a total of 106 points. Fan support was considered poor for all city high schools. This year's 'B' squad is expected to provide the punch on next year's team. CONFERENCE GAMES: Wi lson-27, Ma rshall-54 Wilson--49, Mechanics-36 Wilson-31, Harding-46 Wi lson-3 l , Washington-32 Wi lson--35, Mon roe-27 Wilson-28, Humboldt-42 Wi lson--3 5, Murray-38 Wi lson-4 l , Johnson-54 Wilson-33, Central-40 First Row-Dave Mericle, Earl Enger, George Cook, Ken Tunnel, Henry Carr, Gene Hilger. Second Row-Harry Richgels, Jim Keenan, Dave Kelm, Leonard Kiecker, Don Plaschko, Gene Hawk GVMNASTICS Wilson's gymnasts posted triumphs over Central, Monroe, Me- chanics, Marshall, and Washington in conference competition, losing only to Johnson. The Redmen placed third in the city meet, with Red Knoche and Chuck Hansen, of the B's, and Dick Gustafson and Morley Frye, of the D's, leading the point-getters. TEAM MEMBERS- First Row-Ronald Lazer, Danny Hogan, Jack MacLean, Robert Zecher, Marvin Ballard. Second Row-John Odden, Jerry Williams, Red Knoche, Russ Dur- ant, Roy Schroeder, Chuck Hansen, Duane Bloom. Third Row-Richard Kaye, Duane Johnson, Richard Gustafson, Mike Taugner, Waldo Slagerrnan, Ron Hoelscher, Russ Goodman, Frank LaValley, Doug Gutz, Mr. Mitchell, Gerald Liedholm. Fourth Row-Robert Mack, Bruce Rasmussen, Richard Staff, Morley Frye, Gordon Farley, Ronald Rump- sa, Gerald Hughes. iNot pictured-Robert Blockl l. Coach Jessen, Dick Jones, Bert McCarty, Bud Wharton, Loren Keefe, Jim Ekman, Pete Luttrell, Roger Arent, Paul Arntzen, Ken Boyum. 2. Jim Goulet, Dick Baumeister, Don Lundquist, Len Lundquist, Court Magnor, Bill Ward. Camera shy: Ron Hoelscher, Ken Carlson, Hartley Reed. Wilson's gay blades of i950-51 skated to the tune of one victory, three ties, and five losses. Though their record seems none too impressive Coach Jessen felt that much was accomplished in giving the sport of hockey the reputation that it should have. What his boys lacked in experi- ence, they made up in hustle and determination. Prospects for next season are considered pretty good. SCORES: Wilson-2 Marshall-3 Wilson-l Johnson-l Wilson-l Mechanics-l Wilson-2 Washington-5 Wilson-2 Harding-l Wilson-3 Central-3 Wilson-l Humboldt-2 Wilson-O Monroe-2 Wilson-l Murray-5 BASEBALL- Wilson's diamond boys came through with a total of five triumphs in nine starts, posting overall averages of .265 in team batting and .894 in team fielding. Jerry Boldt was the city champion in batting with a .447 ave rage. TRACK- Standouts of the season were Bud Anlauf, relay man, Ron Jacobson, hurdler, and Bob Stevens, shot and distance man. Prospects for next sea- son are fair with Coach Huntley expecting some fast milers. GOLF- . Wilson's golf team, led by Bill Swanson, Bill Smith, and Staff Mou- sky, captured two out of nine matches played in a league known for its stiff competition. TENNIS- Bill Thul and Don Herrick were undefeated in doubles competition, advancing to second place in the region tournament. 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