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

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LA VONNE GITZEN Horse-back riding, roller skating, swimming and baseball are sports La Vonne likes to occupy her extra hours. She is a pretty girl with noticeably beauti- ful eyes. Her On-the-Job Training will be of help in future employment. THOMAS GOERING Tom This tall, husky Wilson lad has won a lot of pals with his easy-going man- ner and witty remarks. Among his activities and accomplishments are 'B' football and the band. Tom's ambition is to marry a beautiful girl. l 1 s 133 7 s t - ia-1-', BEN' ,,..,, , , .., ..,,..,,., ... , . it A A Misfit.,-I' 'C .sw . ., zzfwfsfy. . eNsjsiAiECf'f'-Y' ' -4' ., A W . A. -W3 1'fA 7 4 is wi f,uMN'iiwi RICHARD ousrArsoN , Emc GREEN cus SYLVESTER HALL Pop Pep's high school days have flown by with his in- terest in Student Council, tr a c k , hockey, football, and basketball. As Home- coming King Candidate his personal charm with the class was shown. One of his future plans is to be a ieweler. JAMES HAUPT .lim Jim is a nice looking lad with a quiet, pleasing per- sonality. Boys' Cookery has offered ample oppor- tunity for Jim to prove himself as a chef. He at- tended Murray for one year and his ambition is to bomb Russia. Bill A guy with far-flung in- terests, Eric has participa- ted in nearly every type of social event and extra-cur- ricular activity at Wilson. His talents aided in the success of the hockey and track teams and our school play Green Pastures . Responsibility - the keynote of Gus's high school career, Vice-Presi- dent of the Latin Club and Senior Class besides Treas- urer of Hi-C are proof of this. He also takes part in gymnastics, tennis, lRC, Student Council, Ethics Board, and intramural bas- ketball. is V- 1 'i f ' E' ' Vri . MQ 14 ,- 1 'fzmgfir A s'-, . 4 f 'i., ' RICHARD GLAZER Dick A true sporlsman of the out-of-doors, Dick enioys hunting and fishing, and as a hobby, he collects guns. Dick's plans for the future are rather unusual as his ambition is to be- come a steeple-iack. He has been a loyal Wilsonite for four years. GILBERT GOVE Gil Many of the Wilson sports activities such as baseball, basketball, and football would not be com- plete without adding Gil's name to the list of A-I performers. He has also lent his talents to the Spanish Club, Ethics Board, IRC, and Color Guard. SHIRLEY HAMMOND Shlrl To travel around the United States - the prime ambition of Shirl. She has belonged to several organ- izations, among th e m , GAA, Jodelle, Y-Teens, La- tin Club and library Club. This popular Wilsonite is known and liked by many. EDWARD HELQUIST Smilin' Ed One of the fellows en- rolled in On-the-Job Train- ing is Ed, who spent much of his spare time with the Choir and the operetta last year. His nickname, Smilin' Ed, is well chosen because of the wide smile he wears constantly.

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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.

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BEVERLY HERBST Bev Bev's four years have been taken up with Li- brary Club, FHA, .lodelle, lunior Achievement, and Executive Board. ln her future years, Bev would like to become a practical nurse which is a very bright career. BEVERLY I-lER1AN Bev A tall, dark, girl with a slow but winning smile. Bev actively participated in lodelle while during her spare time she paints fig- :rines and collects records. Bev would like to go into 1ursing -but .plans on a ob for a while. LOIS HORNELL Lois finds her interest in fashionable clothes, and is always on top with new style s . This dark-haired maiden has graced the halls of Wilson for the past fo4ur years taking a course that will help her attain her ambition of be- coming a Medical Tech- nologist. ANNE HUNTINGTON Mickey Mickey, as she is called by fellow classmates, has been a member of several clubs such as Y-Teens, Stu- dent Council, Jodelle, Li- brary Club, and Red Cross. Her unceasing charm has made her many friends the past four years. yi 5 'ii DONALD HOLUM Whitey Don, our all-city guard in football, also plays baseball and is outstand- ing in hockey and base- ball. He is Student Coun- cil president and Vice- President of FTA. Popular Whitey belongs to Jodelle and played a prominent part in the success of Green Pastures . RICHARD HOLZSCHUH Rich Rich shares a popular pet peeve, that of women drivers. For an ambition this well-liked fellow plans to go into the business world. His favorite dish is wild fowl and he has ser- ved as Log Representative. JUDITH HERBST Judy Judy, an FTA member, enioys most sports, par- ticularly baseball and vol- leyball. This girl, with a smile for all, hopes to go on to college, learning to be a grade school teacher. We know she will be a success at it. ELAINE HJELMGREN Shorty Elaine's interests in the past four years have been primairly with sports as she has belonged to GAA since her freshman year bowling for two years. Shorty, as her friends call her, also participated in the FHA club. of LEONARD HUBERTY Len A friend of many in his four years at Wilson, Len has given his classmates many a reason to chuckle at his occasional pun or ioke. Working every night after school, Len found lit- tle time for extra-curricular activities. HENRY HYATT Hank Hank has wan a great many friends during our four years with his pleas- ing smile and clever wit. As a member of On-the- Job Training he has had little extra time. But he did manage to lend a helping hand to Kanteen this year.