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

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BEULAH CARLSON Buelah has been prepar- ing herself for secretarial work by following a four years business course. For social fun she has been a member of Y-Teens and Jodelle. A friend to many, we know she should have a successful career. BEATRICE CASEY Casey Casey , an On-the-Job Training student plans' to continue working at Griggs Cooper and eventually go into stenographic work after graduation. Despite the fact that Beatrice winds her way silently through Wilson's halls, she is very popularland active among her friends. ANDREW CZAJKOWSKI Andy One of the leading male singers, Andy has proven himself a star in several operettas. His other extra- curricular time has been taken up with log Staff, Student Council, IRS, and Red Cross. Liked by all, he won't be forgotten. MARY JOAN DAVIS Dav Another steak and french fries gal whose hearty laugh doesn't need much pushing. Jodelle and FHA clubs have had Davy at their meetings. Always, Davy has had a ready helping hand when needed. BRENT CONSTANS The Doggie Brent, a popular fellow here at Wilson, starred in B squad basketball and football in his first two years.'He also was a rep- resentative of the Red Cross and Wilsonian. Choir and two operettas were x 2 le iw - Us S , uref Q- ite' -inc' JAMES COOK Jim A fellow who can really think up the tall tale Jim's always looking for a good time. Some of his ac- tivities have been Jodelle, basketball, and track. .lim's ambition is a big order: to become a millionaire Brent's primary interests in within the next thirty his last two years. years. R COLETTE CARRELL Skit: An extremely' active per- son during her four years at Wilson, Colette's abili- ties have excelled in GAA and in Wilson's operettas. She has shown qualities of willingness and leadership in FTA and in Girls' W Club. FRANCIS CELSKI Fran Fran, tall blonde friend of many Wilsonites, has, in his own quiet way, brought life into many of his classes. Active in base- ball and track, he has also played on the B squad basketball team. JOAN DAVIS Dav With an ambition to gain employment, where there is the opportunity of meeting ond working with the public. Much of Joan's spare time has been taken up with Y-Teens and Kan- teen Committee. Her main dislike is people that are critical of others. DONNA DONNER A gal with green eyes always sparkling with fun, she has proved herself a great aid on the log Staff this year. Her tenure at Wilson has gone by swift- ly leaving her with the am- bition ot going to college. IRC and Jodelle have rounded out her spare time.

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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.

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DOROTHY EKSTRAND Dodo This pretty blonde with hopes of someday being a model, has been an in- dustrious leader in Y- leens, FHA and Library Club. As an On-the-Job student she has also been :1 member of GAA, Jodelle, IA, bowling, Office Staff, :nd the Kanteen Commit- 'ee. HELEN ELLIOTT Jodelle, Student Council, Y-Teens, and lRC are some af the clubs that have kept -lelen busy. Her friendly nanner and congenial at- 'itude have won her many aals. Helen is undecided :bout what she will do in he future. JEAN ERHART Jeanie Jeanie has been active participant in various ex- tra-curricular activities such as Spanish Club, Y-Teens, Library Club, Log Staff, and Jadelle. A tribute to her beauty and charm is the fact that Jean was a candidate for Carnival Queen in 1950. GORDON FARLEY Gordy Most everyone enioys clever wit, so most every- one enioys Gordon. He has been very busy in Hi-Y, Jodelle, IRC, Science Club, Student Council, tennis gymnastics and W Club. He is respected for his in- telligence and well-liked for his cordial personality. 7. N in DONALD ENGEN Fluff Don was born on Valen- tine's Day which may ac- count for his being one of Wilson's great lovers. His popularity was well con- firmed when he was selec- ted as a Homecoming King candidate. His activities consisted of 'B' basketball, football, baseball, student Council, JA, Log and bowl- ing. WAYNE ENGLIN Curly One glance at Wayne and it is not difficult to see why his friends have dubbed him with the nick- name Curly. All in all there's nothing unusual about Wayne's ambition, he just wants to live to a ripe old age and he doesn't l?l like to spend money. CAROL EHMKE Care A n oth e r On,-the-Job Training gal with a quiet personality and o hearty I a u g h . ln Care's four years, she, among her many activities, has taken part in FHA, Band, Kan- teen Committee, and the Li- brary Club. JAMES ENGELBRECHT Jim Known for his ability as a smooth dancer. Jim has also received acclaim as a chef in the boys' cooking class. With a typical boys' interest in cars, it is not surprising that his ambi- tion is to be a mechanic. JAMES URMAN Jim Jim can always be re- membered by his heinie haircut and big grin indi- cative-of the good times he enioyed. His classmates hope that he attains his ambition which is getting engaged. Jim's pet peeve is getting up early in the morning. CONSTANCE FINTON Connie A sparkling smile and a super personality - typical of another'On-the- Job Training gal. Some of Connie's achievements dur- ing her four years have been Jodelle, IRC, Junior Achievement, Y-Teens, and Wilsonian Representative.