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

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WA -ii? - ,S . is iggf. la I, 'U' I LORRAINE WEEKS Lori Lively Lori makes up in wit what she lacks in size. This fun-loving gal has been a member of Y-Teens, FTA, Jodelle, Student Coun- cil, Library Club, and IRC. She's a member of the Log and Wilsonian Staffs MARION WILLIAMS Mimi Blonde, blue-eyed Mari- on has been an active member of FHA four years and in her first two years belonged to GAA. Popular a m o n g her classmates Mimi's ambition is to tra- vel - preferably south. DARRYL WOOD Woods The man who has fur- nished the wind for the tuba in band is Woods, who has clicked as Wil- sonian and Log photogra- pher. Because of this ex- perience, he wants to be- come a photographer. STANLEY ZABAWA, Polack Stan, a silent, unassum- ing lad with a lot on the ball, hopes to be an elec- trical engineer. This robust Wilsonite has been a friend to many in all his classes and Proiector Club. .f.s,,..u. f I a , 1 il? DAVID WETTERSTEN Dave A q u iet, unassuming personality, but always ready for fun. Dave has shown some interest in dramatics as proven by his participation in Green Pastures and the Jodelle Club. KENNETH WHARTON Bud Bud has always been well-known for his out- standing athletic prowess shown in hockey, track, and football and at the same time keeping his scholastic work well above par. His personality is tops. . L A MARLENE WILIZYK Willie Always looking for fun and always a smile, Willie was a member of FHA for two years. Also an active member of JA, she was secretary of her company. Besides her other talents she is a smooth dancer too. MARJORIE WINKEL, Margie GAA, Spanish Club, and Jodelle are only a few of the activities which kept Margie busy here at Wil son. Blonde hair and blue eyes set off Margies congenial personality adds much to her popularity. SHIRLEY WRIGHT Shir Shirl's small stature can be even better noted from her ambition which is to bowl 300. She has been in the Student Council, FHA, library Club, On-the- Job, and Junior Achieve- ment. Her pet peeve is ROBERT ZECHER Bob With nothing definite planned for the future Bob does have an interest in cars. This was proven by his acquiring a Cord, a popular sports car, earlier in the year. LENARD ZENK Len Len intends to go into the Navy and eventually become a railroad engin- eer. He was a member of the track team and spent much of his spare time working on cars. self-centered people.

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