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

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GERALDINE KOEPKE Gerry Gerry's popularity was shown when she was se- lected as Homecoming Queen candidate in her Senior Year. She contrib- uted her extra time to such activities as Jodelle, Choir. and IRC. Her ambition at the present is to be an airline hostess. JEAN LANCASTER As co-editor of the log, lean has contributed heav- ly to the success of this lublication. Operettas, Jo- lelle, Student Council, IRC, ted Cross, and Chairman if '52 Prom Committee :ave filled the rest of her extra - curricular time ean's plans for the future nclude college. PATRICK LAVEY Pat An ever-present figure :ar three years during our happy time has been at lavey. Pat's favorite ish is that' old American and-by apple pie . Pat kes animals, particularly ogs, and his favorite color blue. JANET LE CLAIRE .lan You don't forget blue yes like Jan's. That gal's yes got sparkle in 'em. s evidence of her popu- urity, .lan has been Sec- 'tary of the W Club, :longs to the latin Club, ffice Staff, Red Cross, td was Recording Secre- ry of GAA. ff iw' ROBERT LARSON Bob A quiet person with a Hi and smile for every- one. Like any normal Wil- sonite, Bob likes his steak and french fries most any- time. Bob likes sports, es- pecially bowling, but only had time to ioin the school league. FRANK LA VALLEY La Wall This stocky, curly-haired youth has done much to enhance the success of Wilson sports. Football and gymnastics are proof of his ability as an athlete. During his high school career, rugged Frank has won the admiration and friendship of many. BARBARA KOMIVES Barb On-the-Job Training has served to give Barb a good background for her future ambition, to became a bookkeeper. This good- notured gal has been a member of FHA, Kanteen, and has also served as Wilsonian Representative. ROGER LANGMACK Rog Rag has been active pri- marily in sports, namely fo otba l l , baseball, 'B' squad basketball, and in- tra-mural basketball. He was a member of the cast of Green Pastures , the school play of '52. Rag hopes to go into engin- eering. 'E' We RONALD LAZER Ron looking into the future, we see Admiral Lazer com- manding his fleet in the Carribbean. Departing for the Navy in his senior year, Ron retained many memories of Wilson activi- ties, one of which was gymnastics. Among Ron's hobbies are his car and roller skating. ETHEL LIPTAK Eth High octane Eth is a friendly gal with real cute dimples. Jodelle, FHA, IRC, Student Council, and the Wilsonian Staff have added her name ta their membership rosters. Some- day she would like to be a receptionist.

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CELIA IRONS Cease Cease has plenty of pep and plenty of pals as was evident by her selection as one of the Homecoming Queen candidates. Y-Teens, Jadelle, L i b r a r y Club, GAA, Kanteen, and IRC have taken up much of her spare time. ROSEMARY JIRIK Rosie A small package of gig- gles and flashing red hair, always ready for a good laugh is Rosie. A part in O u r Our Town a n d Green Pastures were her main accomplish- ments, along with Jodelle, Junior Achievement, and choir. JANICE JOHNSON Jan Our lovely Homecoming Queen of 1952, Jan has excelled in all she has at- tempted. Among her many achievements are included library Club, Choir, Y- Teens, IRC, Red Cross, Jo- delle, Cheerleader, Junior Class Secretary, besides being a star in our oper- ettas. ALFRED KASID AI An all around great guy, Al has distinguished himself both scholastical- ly and athletically, ranking near the top of his class and playing first-string football lall-cityi, basket- ball, and baseball. A very popular fellow, he was chosen as Treasurer of the Junior Class and Senior Class President. 'Q DONALD JOHNSON 5 DUANE JOHNSON Don Don has made quite a name for himself here at Wilson through his mag- nificent portryal of Moses in Green Pastures . Truly a versatile fellow, he be- longed to Jadelle, IRC, La- tin Club, log Staff and intra-mural basketball. Don plans to go on to college. Swede A winning smile is Swede's trademark and he has made many friends by looking at the bright side of everything. Jadelle, gymnastics, track, Student Council, and IRC are all credited with his member- ship. Easy to know, he should have o successful life. SHIRLEY JAHR Shirl A likeable miss with dark hair and brown eyes is Shirl. Following a busi- ness course all four years she furthered her training by taking part in the On- the-Job Training program. Shirley has attended Jo- delle and has been a Log and Wilsonian Representa- tive. BARBARA JOHNSON Barb Barb is a clever gal with real wit and individualism. She has been noted for having the ability to make her pen say what she feels and, because of this, has been welcomed on the Wilsonian Staff. She was also a member of IRC. RICHARD KAYE Bugs Bugs, for four years, has been the friend, promoter, actor extraordinary, and live wire in general of the class of '53. Very active in extra-curricular activities, he belonged to Hi-Y, Stu- dent Council, Jadelle, and was a member of the gymnastics and swimming teams. JACK KELLER A staunch member and supporter of the Wilson Band and formerly the German Band, Jack and his sax are well-known to everyone here at Wilson. Rating high with everyone, his favorite subiect is math and favorite sport basket- ball.

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GERALDINE LE VESQUE Gerry Gerry has set as a goal the task of writing a novel, a thousand pages no less. At the present she has taken an active part in GAA, W Club, Latin Club, Red Cross and is al- so Log Representative. AUDREY LUTZ Squirt This dark-haired Wil- sonite has a definite in- terest in activities. GAA, bowling, FHA and IRC are evidence af her varied likes. Squirt's ambition is a popular one -- she wants to go to California. Her firsts in sports are horseback riding and rol- ler skating. JACQUELINE MARCH Jackie Many friends have been made by this cute, friendly Wilsonite during the past four years. Her extra-cur- ricular time has been well- rounded with her help on Red Cross, Kanteen, Office Staff, JA, and On-the-Job Training. JAMES MAURER Jim Brown hair, glasses, and a shirjy black car, that's Jim, He had little time for school activities as he was kept busy with a part-time iob. We will all be watch- ing for .lim's ambition making a million to come true. fvv-vi 7 z L-:Sm I M-?fif55f'!7'f3iEi . ig. , fileiie. -- ' 'f' ....zw.,e:itg.1--ft. fp3'::.igi..51.3 H. ff ff C..I. iv 'E' 5 Wi A N X Tffifi?f3i35ififiSiig 7 ' H. use ., i.E1m2zE3E5.Q. 4.-3' - t , . . 1 Rm J' ' ' 522' -' ,.:.,L5fiK , ,QTFQQ . 1511 . 1... --., ,, .,, , . L 'X El S . . .i ie. ii, ff , W ROBERT MACK Bob Bob is a prime example of m u s c u I a r, well-built, Wilsonite. A member of gymnastics and Jodelle he has made many good friends. His pet peeve is white bucks and he is un- decided about the future. JACK MACLEAN Junior Jack is a good-looking kid with curly blond hair who was a candidate for Homecoming King. He has been outstanding in golf, gymnastics, s w i m m i n g , bowling and intramural basketball. Jack took part in Green Pastures and is also a member of IRC. BARBARA LUNDQUlST Barb lots of school spirit and pep all rolled up in this girl make for some power- ful cheerleading. GAA, Y- Teens, Jodelle, Library Club, FHA, Log Staff, and Green Pastures have en- iloyed her active member- ship. For future excitement, Barb would like to be a professional ice skater. EUGENE MAHER Ooge Eugene has been man- ager of the baseball and football teams three and four years, respectively, besides being a member of the Science Club the past year. Very friendly, he has always been wil- ling to lend anyone a helping hand. , 3. qv. we -ze M -A -as .. ,..,, ,355 S,1fsi'3fz7Zi5'iiii7i7 ww. :eww f -i K t, iiaSEf .ifJ.5 If is rs- ' - f . n. .,... . . ,..,. ,. 1 5 - - f - 1'-Q 24112: ri' ' i it its if f if ,... . t - E ROBERT MAROSE Bob Well-known by many Wilsonites is Bob who participated in B squad basketball and stage crew. Bob's Ford takes up much of his spare time and per- haps gives him good grounds for his pet peeve - women drivers . After graduation - work. FRANK MAZACEK Frank hopes that his business course in On-the- Job Training will provide ample background for his entering Dunwoody Insti- tute. He enioys sports as a spectator, girls as a hobby, and cars for tinkering. Frank transferred to Wilson in his iunior year.