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

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VIRGIL ACHTENBERG Virg Virgil has spread his time and talent over track, gymnastics, Jodelle, and the Projector Club. His om- bition is to make it to Clayton. Virg's dark wavy hair and sparkling eyes will not be forgotten by his classmates. ANNETTE ACKERT Annie With her sweet but q u i et personality, Annie has achieved many friends since her first year. She has been kept busy with Choir, Spanish Club Y- Teens, Log Staff, Library Club, and Jodelle. Her am- bition is to be successful in every way. PATRICIA ANLAUF Teen On-the-Job Training has given Pat experience for the future. One can al- ways count on her for a pretty smile or a witty re- mark. She is one of those high scoring bowlers and also a rabid baseball fan. PAUL ARNTZEN lwona Paul's leadership and warm personality have been shown by his many activities such as Student Council, Jodelle, hockey, baseball, football, Home- coming King Candidate, FTA and Hi-Y. His first rate performance in Green Pastures is a gen- uine tribute to him. JAMES ANDERSON Jim A fellow with a wide range of abilities and in- terests, endowed with a sense of appreciation for S64 words - that's Jim Anderson. He has added his name to the roster of members in the Jodelle and IRC clubs besides working on the Wilsonian and Log Staffs. JIMMY ANDERSON Andy Jimmy, well dressed owner of a shiny red con- vertible is the picture of a man of social distinction. Andy belonged to the Student Council and played in the bond. His more recent activities are Hi-Y, Jodelle Club and Green Pastures . X , xx MARLYS ACKERMANN Mickey Very likely you have, at one time or another, seen Marlys behind the desk in our library. Musically in- clined, she hopes to teach piano in the future. She has been a member of the Jodelle, Latin, FTA and GAA Clubs. FLOYD ANDERSON Robert Although his favorite pasttime is that of tinker- ing with his car, Floyd has many other interests. He has played football and basketball his first two years and gymnastics more recently. He has also been a member of the proiector club. ROGER ARENT Rog Rog, a fine student with on illustrious personality, also has won letters in four maior sports. Having worthy leadership, quali- ties, Rog served as resi- dent of the Junior Class and Treasurer of the Stu- dent Council, as well as attending Boys' State. MARVIN BALLARD Baldy A blonde Wilsonite, Marve is active in hockey, tennis, - played on the doubles team -- and in- tramural basketball. An all round good kid, he is well liked by both boys and girls.

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ARLEN BULTENA Denny A loyal Wilsonite, Arlen contributed his efforts ta the stage crew, chair and JA. With a smile arud kind words for all, he will be remembered by his friends. Arlen's ambition is to go into the printing business after graduation. LOIS BENSON An On-the-Job Training student, Lois is progressing steadily taward the fulfill- ment of her ambition, - that of being a credit as- sistant. Lois was very prominent in school activ- ities, taking part in Stu- dent Council, Jodelle, JA, and Y-Teens. JOYCE BOLLINGER Joy Naturally curly hair and a very becoming smile will identify Joyce. She has taken part in many activi- ties which include GAA, bowling, and IRC. Her hobbies are collecting salt and pepper shakers and reading books. Joy would like to become a laboratory technician. BEVERLEE BURKE Bev lt's in the bookl - the top pet peeve of Bev, o tall, good looking Wil- sonite. She is preparing for the business world as evi- denced by her On-the-Job Training course. What lit- tle spare time she has had has been given to typing on the Wilsonian. P 1 S-it Yi it 1:9 S GAYLE IARTUSCH Stinky A true Wilsonite for three years, Gayle has taken an active part in choir and band, and was honored as head maiorette for two years. She has worked hard for her dream-come-true a n d now has her own dance studio. MICHAEL BERG Mike As a transfer from Ann Arbor, Michigan, Mike has made many new friends at Wilson. Although as a transfer student he's been unable to participate in many activities, his accom- plishments included wrest- ling, track, gymnastics, and Student Council. CLAUDIA BLOOMER Cookie During Cookie's four years at Wilson she has spanned many fields of school activities from Li- brary Club, where she was on the staff, to Jodelle, Y- Teens, and GAA. Her warm personality and even tem- perament will long be re- membered. WAYNE BOCK An active and loyal Wil- sonite, Wayne has taken part in several operettas, been Captain of the Color Guard, belonged to the Student Council, IRC, Prom Committee, and has been honored with the position of Co-editor of the i953 Log. 1 JEANINE BOYD Jeannie A gal with a fulI of fun personality, and al- ways ready for a good laugh. Jeannie's been ac- tive in Jodelle, Y-Teens, bowling, and appeared in the production of Our Town and Green Pas- tures . ROGER CAIN Reg Football and Jodelle took up much of Rag's free time. He is noted for his wise come-backs and his disapproval of wise fresh- men. Any extra moments he had were used for tink- ering with his '4l Ply- mouth.