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

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f A 14 at - s. X fl . Vi fill r f -4 I A3 Q' N 5- X, ' l--AD X si , ' X x.. tw Q I X s it M 4 i 7 2 - f .4 5 Qrfefe A C , 1 4-- 1,- ' .K ff CU' Ix The 1955 Wilson High Srhool Baseball Team. Fronl row, left to right: Ron Causlon, jim Senske, Kevin Olson, Terry Srhrieber Ken Wenzel, Bob Hanson, Bill Howard, manager. Back row: left to right: Coach Bill Fitzharris, Clyde Nelson, Don Zell Dirk Carlson, Mike Pelerson, Bob johnson, jim Kinsel, Marty Pelerson, and Len Sarge Yould, manager. Baseball Team Has Most Successful Season Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson The record of the 1955 Wilson High base- ball team is one to be envied. Behind them lie the City, District 15, Twin City, and Region 4 championships. Wilson also CONFERENCE 9 Humboldt 6 Monroe 8 Mechanic Arts 5 Washington 10 johnson 7 Harding 6 Central 5 Murray DISTRICT 2 Johnson 8 Washington Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson TWIN CITY 3 Washburn 2 12 innings REGIONAL 4 Columbia Hghts. 2 4 Montgomery 0 STATE 4 Mankato 0 4 Little Falls 3 0 Washburn 1 1 Dust flies as Ron Causlon, center field, slides safely into home plate. copped the runner-up position in the Min- nesota State High School baseball tourna- ment. lim Kinsel, St. Paul's leading pitcher, receives lbe Coleman Memorial award from Mr. Peter- son af the Sports Awards Assembly.

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Spring Sports Keep Wilson Athletes in Shape ' 1 -if Nga' ' ' f ff 2 W ,. ' Q, A A - f f 'w- P1Sf-A f X if-- One sure sign that spring has arrived is the sight of Wil- ' son golfers plodding for miles after a little white ball. J Wayne Nelson und' jim Altmunn show their form at the ' first tee at Como Park. K . 7. Q ,',iJ it-, Cloarh Fitzharris has a ronferenre with jim Senske and another Wilson player. Outfielder Ron Causton, Shortstop Ken Wenzel, and Out- fielder jim Seuske wait their chanres for halting honors.