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

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EUGENE NEUDAHL Gene Fiery, red hair is Gene's shining greeting to all whom he meets during the day. He has been o faith- ful member of the Band and IRC, as well as the Log Staff. Gene's ambition after he graduates is to be a plumber. RICHARD NOVAK Dick A very loyal band mem- Ber, Dick has been succes- ful with several instru- ments. He also has shown an active interest in ten- nis, intra-mural basketball, intra-mural bowling, gym- nastics, and Green Pas- tures , He is liked and very much respected tor his musical talent. Na MARY PARRANTO Mare Pretty blue eyes and a flashing smile, that win- ning combination which has made Mary a well- known figure in our class. Among others, More has belonged to Student Coun- cil, Ethics Board, Y-Teens, and was a candidate lor 1952 Carnival Queen. LA DONNA PETERSON Donnie La Donna is a gal headed for HamIine's nurs- ing course. She's a tall brunette who especially liked to play baseball while in GAA. Books and records seem to occupy most of her time. She was a member ol JA and the Spanish Club. ...X .... .... X s . . s ... A A f M .., . .k s - ...Q Ska. s BARBARA O'DONNELL Barb Barb has the distinction of being the shortest gal in the Senior Class. Her stay has kept her busy with FHA, Y-Teens, IRC, Log and Wilsonian Repre- sentative. Barb shores a popular pet peeve - boys who don't shave. mlif 5-1- ' i.. Q.. i KENNETH OHLSON Oley Oley has spent his spare time in football, track and IRC. A rugged individual in classes as well as sports, he has done much better than average. The future?? Ken hopes to be a dentist and we know he'll be suc- cessful. fuk avg 'Di ELAINE NICKEL Nik Singing with a local band may help Nik achieve her ambition of becoming a pop singer. Spanish, Library, and Y-Teens Clubs, Log Staff and Kanteen Committee have occupied much of her time. High points of Nik's activities include Green Pastures and .lunior Class Veep. JOAN OBERHAMMER Joanie GAA, FHA, and Library Staff are the main activi- ties that kept Joanie oc- cupied during her Wilson years. Her business course was topped off when she became an On-the-Job Training student in her senior year. Joan's ambi- tion -- a home and fam- ily. .gg. . 3 5: 1'1f13 ,.. ' fri.-125, v Q iff.: , V' 1-gr., 1 5 -. 11' .f . fzfpi ' . I F I 1 . A , g.-3,53 ., ,. Q sign ,B i E I I JOAN PETERSON Pete .loan has been a big sis- ter to many. Because of her ability to get along with everyone, she has been welcomed by the La- tin Club, FTA, lRC.Y-Teens, JA, Log Staff, and Junior Class chairmen of the Ex- ecutive Council. PATRICIA PHILLIPS Pat Big blue eyes touch off a winning smile and a sparkling personality. Pat was a member of Jodelle for two years and IRC in her senior year. We're sure she'll attain her ambition -- a good iob.

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JUDITH McCAUSLAND Judy Judy, one of Wilson's few girls with red hair, is friendly to all. Spending much time in school ac- tivities, she was most prominent in GAA, W Club, Student Council, Log Staff, JA and IRC. Judy's future plans revolve around college. JAMES MERKLE Jim Jim is considered the best tenor sax man at Wil- son. He is very popular and leads his own band which played for several dances during the year. He also played basketball his first two years and performed quite capably. BEVERLY MILLETTE Bev Bev's interests have been concentrated in the field of dramatics. She was a cast member of Green Pastures , and also be- longed to Jodelle. She has found time, besides, for Y- Teens, GAA, bowling, FHA, and Library Club. JAMES MURPHY Jim Irish Murph, well-liked for his willingness to pitch in and help, as shawn by his work on the Kanteen Committee. Jim, who is planning for the future, is On-the-Job. He has also played football and intra- mural basketball. , is M ., if JELAINE MILLER A girl with a captiva- ting smile and a friendly disposition, Jelaine was chosen Wilson Carnival Queen in her sophomore year. Active in all school affairs, she was a member of GAA, Jodelle, W Club, and the Office Staff. JOAN MILLER Jo Personally popular and friendly, Joan was a can- didate for Homecoming Queen this past year. Very active in extra-curricular work, she held offices in the Jodelle Club, Choir, and was Senior Class Sec- retary. She was also a member of GAA, Y-Teens, and library Club. HERBERT MclNTOSH McDuff Well-known for his ath- letic prowess, particularly in swimming, Herb has been a popular figure around Wilson. Captain of the swimming and football teams this past year, he also participates in golf, intra-mural basketball, and bowling. He belonged to the Spanish Club and Stu- dent Council. JEANETTE MILLER Jenny Jenny is an outstanding commercial student with an office iob in store after graduation. Besides being a lover of outdoor sports, she has been an officer in Junior Achievement for two years. She was also FHA Secretary. JUNE MuENcHo'w vs June, whose smile is known to everyone, has been particularly active in GAA, from the time she was a freshman, holding offices and becoming a member of the W Club. She was also a Junior Red Cross Representative and participated in bowling. THOMAS MURRAY Tom Tom is well-liked by many of his fellow Wilson- ites. ln his four years he has been very active in Hi-Y, Spanish Club, IRC, and has been on the Log Staff. ln his Senior year he was selected as Wil- sonian editor.

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HAROLD PHILLIPSON Phill Harry A tall blonde with a big build and a good car. Harold went out for hockey and baseball in which he was very able. His pet peeve is boys who perox- ide their hair. Hmmmm. Phil Harry was also a member of Jodelle Club. ARLENE PLUM Plumie Arlene has the identical pet peeve of many seniors - homework. An easy go- ing girl, she has been a member of GAA and Y- Teens. Among many other desires Arlene's ambition is to keep her hair blonde. ROZANNE RIDGWAY Rosie A combination of charm and intelligence has paved a colorful path through Rosie's high school years- The most important of her many inte re sts center around Red Cross lPres.l. GAA lPres.l, Student Council, Ethics Board, Y- Teens, Girls' State, Wil- sonian editor, and a prile trip to the United Nations. JAMES ROBINSON Jlm Jim, Wilson's man with the horn , will long be re- called for his smooth downbeat at numerous as- semblies and Kanteens. His varied abilities can best be shown by his active and successful participation in Student Council, baseball, and track. SQ - .- s ie-.ig . . F ,teal . 5235513 - . 'I 3 BRUCE RASMUSSEN Blonde, brute and brown describe our Home- coming King, Bruce. This handsome athletic star has shone in football, gymnas- tics, and track. He has still found time for the IRC and Green Pastures . His sel- ection as King certainly proves his terrific popular- ity among all Wilsonites. HARTLEY REED Hartless A welcome addition to the hockey team, Hartley has also taken part in bowling, Red Cross, Intra- mural basketball, and the Proiection Club. His team- mates dubbed him Hartless because of his great spirit and will to win. G X x e K ' - s , C- WILLIAM PIERSON Willy Willy, a member of the latin Club, has divided his spare time between IRC, Hi-C, and has also been a member of the Student Council. BilI's ambition is to be a bachelor. Good luck! DONALD PUTNAM Puts Don has been the lead- ing member of the stage force during his tenure. However, he was forced to detour from this job to take a part in Green Pas- tures . The rest of his ex- tra time has gone to Jo- delle ansd Hi-C. Q DORIS RIEDEL Dorie lt's surprising to see an On-the-.lob girl whose am- bition is to be a nurse. Dorie's pet peeve is side- lines at the dances al- though she was never'in them. She has been an able member of Y-Teens and Library Club. CAROLE ROSE Toots Soft spoken, always ra- diant, Tools has been busy these past four years with Choir, operettas, Library, Treasurer of her JA group, and Jodelle, Besides being active in these clubs, Cor- ole was log, Wilsonian, and Student Council repre- sentative.