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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1958 volume:

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J ,uf- '4 Editors... DOLORES KOMIVES ' 1 9 5 8 ELIZABETH TAYLOR rf! rf WILSON HIGH SCHOOL Advisor... . WILLIAMLORENZ Salnt Paul, MIHHGSO ta Y, 5M w .Q 4 . 'Zi' 'W ww . V. .. I Q. .af fy -1 N. ,, A qu--V gg...- ,,,, Q X 1- 'Y S a,4,,s5g MY ' aff, E7 1 ,Qf 5592 sit 322492 fQ2 ?ffe Hy 'H ' Fi gay 5 ,M , ' i I if 3 E 2 . A Sig? ' ,A -.f Ukf' s 'Li sk' it 3 3: A ,,,,,, . I ,L I ' 19 3 4 5 1 3 2 A 5, f if 1 Q 5 L 2 X f n 5 : i Q g E 351' Qi , , i ,, h E 'YF J r JJ ,1 AKA - ,af ' Q 5 ff? Z iff' 1 ,, M 1, K 1 tram I I1 .1 If Wg ggggzgg , ,af 0 . ' ' .lib A , 515' ' 1 5 9f3i 11,5 'Qu f 9 4,1 Ns... ,M F 'ww-9 f dx? .13 'tlllgjfj wr-327 ADAMS, JON Baseball B 1,23 Basketball B 2: Basketball A 3,43 Foot- ball B l,23 Hockey B 13 Wilsonian 4. ANDERSON, GERALDINE G.A.A. 1,22 Library 33 Choir 3,43 Art Club 1,2,3,4. ANLAUF3 JUDITH G.A.A. 3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Student Council l: Wilson- ian 3,43 Log 43 Band l.2,3, 43 I.R.C. f 3 l? A ARMS, LINDA Band l: Choir l.Z,3g Dra- matics I3 Library lg Spanish 33 Class Pres. lg Student Council I. 'IO-v Q 'l ADAMS, WILLIAM AMMANN, AGNES Choir l,2. F.H.A. 23 Library 3g Pep Club 43 On-the-job 4. 1' ' v6 '5-vu. ,x , A BECHNER, BONITA Choir l. T-'55 ANDERSON, ELIZABETH Q.A.A. l,2,3g Student Coun- cilg I.R.C. 334. ANDERSON, KAY Student Council 3,43 Log 43 I.R.C. 3g G.A.A. lg Bowling 3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Kanteen BENSON. DAVID Gymnastics 1.23 Swimming 3,43 Band l,2,3g Class Vice Pres. 4. wi? , ,mil -1' ,N 3 U ,: WW if f ' f 4 , ' ' gg' . A V,,k kwa. 1 I 1,3 if , , 4. BENYSEK, BRUCE BERG, JOHN Science 3,45 I.R.C. 3,4. Track B 1,25 Track A Football B l,2. fwwu,-e ff? . :N ww , f f , Na W ' BILEK, THOMAS We 'W Gymnastics 2,45 Track 253, 5 -' 1 X l 6 K My . . f.,, T, . 1 . Q U fi' 5 , H r 2 lils' f, -ell E 75 . tl' lil? BOHL, IRENE Library 35 On-the-job 3,4. BOU RN, SANDRA On-the-job 4. BERGLUND, MARION BETAK, JUDITH Wilsonian 25 G.A.A. I5 On- G.A.A. l,2,35 Bowling 3,4 the-job 4. 5 , BOYINGTON, SANDRA Choir 45 G.A.A. 25 Pep Club 1,25 Log 4. .ww , ,mm BISPING, LUCILLE G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g W Club 45 F.H,A. 1,25 Jr. Red Cross 23 Kanteen 25 On-the-job 4. BRIGHTBILL, DONALD Hockey I. '51-11? . -ai? A BRILL, WILLIAM BURTON, ROBERT CHAPMAN, MICHAEL Track 1. Q' BROOKS. BETH G.A.A. l,2,3,4Q W Club 43 F.T.A. 3,43 Latin 4g Student Council l,2,3,43 Log 43 Wil- sonian 2: Kanteen 2,3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Homecoming Can- didateg Class Seey. 4. CONNOLLY, THOMAS Golf 2.3,43 Hockey A l,2, 3,4. X des',.g 6 BROWN, WINIFRED G.A.A. 3,43 Kanteen 3,43 Pep Club 3,43 Art Club 3,43 I.R.C. 3.43 Latin Club 43 Jr. Red Cross l,2,3,43 Log 3,4. dmv-up DEMAREE, JUDITH G.A.A. l,2,3,43 Latin Club 2,3,4Q Wilsonian 33 Pep Club 3,43 On-the-job 4. . via W. fn' A 3 f E lf'1 i'?V ff BURSELL, CONSTANCE Choir l,3Q On-the-job 4, CARROLL, BRYAN I.R.C. 3,43 Wilsonian 33 Science Club 33 Latin Club 4. DEZELAR, WILLIAM Track 23 Band l,2,3,4. ,ff 'IE 1 DIERKE. DIANE G.A.A. l,2,3.4: W Club 4 Jr. Red Cross 1,Z,3,4. ELLEDGE, JAMES Football B 1: Football A 2, 3,45 Hockey B 1,2g Track B l,2. ENGLAND, DONALD x, F.T.A. 4: Latin 3.4: Log 4: -'nc f '51 ,S A 3 DOMINSKI, JAYNE G.A.A. 2,3.4g W Club 43 F. H.A. 3.4: Drumatics 2g Log 43 I.R.C. 3,43 Kanteen 3,43 Art Club 3g Pep Club 3,4. --edgy H. . gtk 'w N- Lf X3 in ' Nm n 'fe X W ix X if l , t 5 . A J ,xx . Q Q V I ' , K I - 'K f I xx v i ff I DOW, ROBERT EARLEY, THOMAS Tennis 3,4. i '.. ? ENGMAN, CLAYTON ERICKSON, MARLENE Gymnastics lg Choir 3. G.A.A. 1,23 Choir 3,4. QQQVLQAVQ i li iii Lf' on I, ,N 'ki 'W 4-Q ,gl il ef? Ir. Red Cross 3. ELVERHOY, KENNETH Football B 23 Choir 43 Latin Club 41 Science lg Log 43 I.R.C. 35 F.T.A. 4g Student Council 2. FAIR, MARGARET G.A.A. 1,2,3g Band 2,3g Latin Club 3g I.R.C. 33 Jr. Red Cross 1,2,3, Sec. Treas. 2, V. Pres. 33 Kanteen 33 Exchange Student 4. 4 vmffi 2 . ft if ' 3 we t, ' gs yay, Q 4 f I S A. FARNHAM, ROBERT Hockey B 2g Track 1,2,4g Cross Country 1,2g Art Club 2. FEICKERT, MILDRED G.A.A, l,2,3,4: Bowling 13, 4: Log 4g W Club 43 Pep Club 3,4. .'. Y,- FLEMINO, DENNIS ,. b y Gymnastics 3,43 Track l,2. ' .5 I . i ,bv .. 1 0 FUCHS, SHIRLEY GARDANER, THOMAS Choir 3,4. Latin 3. X ibm K FIRKUS, WILMA G.A.A. l,2,4g Band l,2,4g Choir 2,33 Dramatics 2,3,4g Student Council 2,33 Log 4. GAUSTAD, DENNIS Football B lg Football 2 Gymnastics 2,35 Track 2 Choir 4. uf' r. 1,4 tm' x. W' 5 gf' W A X .gif -- if '. X -,,. ,., , .f 3 FITZSIMMONS, WALTER Gymnastics 1,23 Wilsonian 25 Jr. Red Cross l. FORMAN, ROGER Basketball B l,2g Band l,2, 3,4g Latin 24 Log 3,4. GERLACH, CAROL On-the-job 4. x , xi 3.941 wi ,tY,7 S Q GNITKA, BARBARA GOODMAN. KATHLEEN Choir lg On-thc-job 4. GRILZ, EDWARD GUSTAFSON, JAMES Tennis 1,2,3,4. .f G.A.A. l,2. HADRICH, CHARLES Football B 1,25 Football A 3,4g Hockey B 1,23 Hockey A 33 Track 23 Homecoming Candidateg Class President 4. GREEN, LYEE Baseball 1,25 Basketball B 1,23 Football l,2,3,4g Swim- ming 4g Student Council 2. 41' 4 , , w . X A- wget HAIDER, GERALDINE Choir lg Library 1,23 G.A. A. l,2,3,4. slack ,MW V GRIFFIN, KATHLEEN Choir 1,2,3,4g F.H.A. l. GRINDLAND, LAWRENCE HAMMINK, NORMAN Baseball B 1,25 Hockey B l,2g Hockey A 3,4. 1 , x., ,M 1 HANSEN. JOHN Football 25 Swimming 3,43 Tennis 2,3,4g Band l,2g F. T.A. 4g Student Council Z3 I.R.C. 3,4p Bowling l,2,3,4g Jr. Red Cross lg Science Club 4g Dramatics 4, Treas. 45 Kanteen 4. HASSEL, JAN ET On-the-job 4. HESLEY, STEPHEN Gymnastics 25 Hockey B lg Track I,2. ,'i!l B at M i 44 'VE HANSEN, MAE Choir 2. HOPKINS. LAURIE G.A.A. l,2g Band l,2,3 F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Pres. 3g brary 4. . S141 17 W 5 A NS., 'fi fi 4,4 A it 9. .3 at X -my , X2 fl 5 HANSON, ROBERT Hockey 3,4g Choir l,2,3,4. HOPPE, WILLIAM Hockey B 2. .flim- i qv-. fag -xwib B' ,. I 5 Q W a . hw l HANSON, RONALD Football B 1,2g Basketball B Zg Basketball A 3,43 Golf 3,4g Choir 45 Student Coun- cil 1. H EN DERSON, DAVID Hockey 2,4. HORWATH, GERALDINE G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Library 2. I HOV LAN D. BONNIE G.A.A. 1,2.3.43 W Club 43 F.T.A. 3,43 Cheerleader 3,43 Latin Club 4: Jr. Class Treas. 33 Student Council 2: Log 4: l.R.C. 3.4: Pep Club 3,43 Homecoming Candi- dateg Kanteen 2.3. HUNZIKER, THEODORE Baseball B 23 Football B 1,23 Football A 3,43 Golf 3,41 Student Council 3.4. IM HOLTE, RICHARD Baseball 3,43 Basketball 3,43 Football 4. HOWARD, WILLIAM Baseball, Mgr. 1,233.43 Bas- ketball, Mgr. l,2,3,43 Foot- ball 3.43 Choir 1,23 l.R.C. 3.4. 1 xjn , c 1 f JACOBSON, LUANN G.A.A. l,2,3,43 W Club 43 F.T.A. 334: Log 43 Wilson- ian 33 I.R.C. 3,43 Jr. Red Cross 3,4, Sec. Treas. 33 Pep Club 3,4Q Latin Club 4g Kanteen 2,3. HUNT, JUDITH l G.A.A. lg Jr. Red Cross I. f , 11, ,111 ' 1 ' I I ' 1 I I ' '51 , , ,...- , ff' . -f 1 I JANSHEN, WESLEY Football B lg Hockey B 1. llIkt .Qi-.D HUNTSINGER, GARY Basketball B 1,23 Track 1,2, 3,43 Bowling 2,3,4, Sec. 43 Choir 43 Homecoming Can- didateg Cross Country 2,3,4. HUTTON, THOMAS Basketball l,2,3,4Q Tennis I, 233,43 F.T.A. 33 Log 43 Jr. Class Vice Pres. JOHANSON, MARY On-the-job 4. 317' I2 'Wvlur Wie 'lilfv JOHN, DONNA JOHNSON, ALISANDRA Choir 2,3,4Q F.H.A. 2. JOHNSON, GERALD Cross Country lg I.R.C. 3.4. JURGENSEN, MARTIN Baseball B 1,22 Baseball A 3,43 Football B 1,25 Foot- ball A 3,4g Hockey B lg Hockey A 2,3,4g Choir 43 F.T.A. 3g I.R.C. 35 Jr. Red Cross l,2. Latin Club 3,4g I.R.C. F.T.A. 4. -v-may 5554! W I I 1 I 'UQ y ' ..,. t Alf uw ' 5 I I K 5 4 -it X ,, Y' ,Jr 1 Q :- Gi 4 Mfi ,,x k 7 4 if - x-, . . , , gc.. . . 1 . .1 ,,,. .tl JL , X . ' if , . v , - KARRAS, PATRICIA Choir 2,3,4. ,mt 2 J., ff A msgs Hgh... ff If f- V 3 X'-3 .1.t f 'wa at . if JOHNSON, DARLENE Choir lg Red Cross 43 l.R. C. 3,4. l . 5 W . 'I .fa , F 'Q' k. KELCHER, THOMAS 1 if WHY' JOHNSON, DENNIS Football B 1,21 Football A 3,4g Homecoming Candi- date. JOHNSON, JOYCE KING-ELLISON, EDWARD Track lg Band 3,45 Wilson- ian 35 Art Club l,2. KINSEL, JUDITH G.A.A. l.2.3.4. Secy. 3: W Club 4: Cheerleader 3.4: F. T.A. 3.4: Student Council l.3,4, Trcas. 4: Log 4: Wil- sonian 3: Pep Club 3.43 Kanteen 2.3,4g Bowling 4. KOMIVES. DOLORES G.A.A. l.2,3.4: Latin Club 2.3,4g Log Co-Editor 4: I. R.C. 3,4, Pres. 4: Jr. Red Cross l,2.3,4: Pep Club 3,4. KUCHENBACKER, JOYCE Choir l,2,3,4g Library 23 G. A.A. 1. Cl' k. 5 W KLOCK. NANCY G.A.A. lg Choir 3: Jr. Red Cross l. -5329 l LAMB, RITA Choir l,3,4. 4 '51 r -at 'Q' KNUDSON. KAREN Class Secy. 3: G.A.A. 1,23 Carnival Candidate 3: Homecoming Queen 43 Class Treas. 4. LANG. WALTRAUD Exchange Student from Ger 1 . KOH LS, ANN ETTE Choir l,2,3: Ir. Red Cross lg On-the-job 4. KREY, RICHARD Track 3,4. LARS , MARY ' 5 . Cross 4. xg, U - N many Band 1 2 3 4 Jr Red WMU K tl ik T' .- -.wif : Mgt Us 'RQ i LASHOMB, GERALD LAVELLE. THOMAS LEE, ROGER LEE, SANDRA Football B 2: Gymnastics 2: Football B 2: Track l,2. Stage Crew 2,3. Choir l,2,33 Bowling 1,2 Track 2: Band l,2,3,4. On-the-job 4. LEIBEL, DARYL A W 'fha ug, LEWIS, BRIAN Track ll- 1 if .N Football B 23 Gymnastics 2 Track l,2,3. I 13' 'K LORETZ. JOHN Basketball B 1,21 Basketball A 3.4: Football B 2: Golf 3,49 I.R.C. 3. 1 LUND, MICHAEL .ma r , , K, ,, -Sli' I - N' J A WM, ' 9 l - , 'Ib A J 1 w LUNDEEN. LOWELL Hockey 2.31 Band l,2,3,4, Prcs, 3: Dramatics I,2,3,4g Class Pres. 3, School Play 3.4: Stage Crcw 4. fi LUNDIN. KAREN Vhoirg Library Pres. l,2 G.A.A. l.2. N 'CO-,510 YX 'isp- 7 'lx ?' LUNDQUIST. MARIAN LUSTYAN. JUDITH G.A.A. l,21 l.R.C. 3.4: F. G.A.A. l. H.A. 1,2. MANDELI., JOSEPH Football 4: Baseball 43 Art Club 2,3,4. MERICLE, JANET G.A.A. l,2,3,41 Kanteen 2, 3,43 F.H.A. 4, Sec. 4, MACDONALD. JEAN G.A.A. l,2.3.4: W Club 43 Bowling 2.3.41 Log 4: Choir 2.3.41 Pep Club 3.4: Art Club l: Kzintccn 2,141 Homecoming Cainalidutc. A fx METZ. JAMES Wilsonian 2g Dramutics 2,4, fi fm.. -'A 1 22, -4 67 . MIKEL, THOMAS Band l,2,3,4, MALMSTROM, DOUGLAS Swimming l,2,3,4g Cross Country 2. MAUSETH, JEANNE G.A.A. l,2,3,4g W Club 4g Log 4g Bowling 4. MOELL Librar 3. . I5 wg I 4 I-3 'ws-,FY In-fx 4- ff 'Y . f I 'il ..x4 5' ' K' Rx A MOESCHTER, RICHARD MORRIS, NANCY NAUGHTER, ROBERT NELSON, BRUCE Baseball B 23 Hockey B l,2. Choir 3,45 Bowling 2,3,4g Jr. Gymnastics lg Swimming 3, Track 2,3,4g Cross Country Red Cross 33 Kanteen 2,3 4. 2,3. NELSON, GLORIA G.A.A. l,2,3,4g W Club 43 Choir 43 Kanteen 3g Pep Club 3g Carnival Candidate lg Student Council l,2,3, Secy. 3g Activities Chairman 4. NEMETZ, THEODORE Football 25 Hockey 2,33 Student Council 1. at 'K ew 7:34 ii' NEWMAN, SUSANNAI-I G.A.A. 2,3,43 Latin 2,3,4g I.R.C. 35 Log 4. . if fi we A '91, fm NICHOLAS, RONALD Band 4g Latin 3,43 Red Cross 4. 0 Lil. ' 71 V: K NELSON, WILLIAM Baseball 2,3,4g Basketball B lg Basketball A 2,3,4g Cross Country 23 I.R.C. 43 Band 1,23 Latin Club 2,3,4g Log 43 Student Council 3,4, Pres. 4: Homecoming King. NOEKER, JOSEPH Track 2,3,4g Science 45 Cross Country 3.4. 'au 5 -ff NORTON. ELAINE NOTTUM, DIANE Bowling 4g F.H.A. 25 Wil- F.H.A. l,2,3g Library 4. sonian 2,3. O'DONNELL, PATRICK Baseball 2,3,4g Football B 23 Wilsonian 4, Homecom- ing Candidate. OLSON, GARY IAQ? ,f..-1f.-V1.1 - 1' , Q70 Ff- 1 4. fic? fu I f ,f .big-,N OPITZ, JOANN G.A.A. l,2,3g I.R.C. 3,43 H.A. l,2g Wilsonian 2. 65 NOVAK, JUDITH G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Rec. Secy. 35 Student Council 2g Homecoming Candidate. 'VW ORTT, BERNARD Track 2,3,4g Cross Country 3,4. l OCZAK, RONALD Gymnastics 2,39 Track 1,2 OLSEN, CAROLE G.A.A. 1. PADDEN, PATRICK Basketball B 2g Basketball A 3,43 Football B lg Foot- ball A 2,3,43 Track B lg Track A 2,45 Choir 45 I.R. C. 3g Jr. Red Cross 3. GA .5.f7fm vw- 5 . ai . H up meh, ' Q . :- , f f x -... 55 f . . ix.- : ' W i f . - .f ii K: l 3 3 ,. .fic J PAISLEY, KATHRYN PARRANTO. KATHLEEN l,-WVIVYUK. UIQRALD PAULSON, HAROLD . .A. l,2,35 Bowling 3. Choir l,2.3.4. Buscbzill 1.3.-1: Footbull I. Latin Club 2,35 Science 2: 'Iruck Z: liuntl l,2.3,4 Club l,2,3,45 Wilsonian 45 PELZL, JOANNE G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g W Club 45 Pep Club 3,45 Kantcen 1.2, 3,45 Ir. Red Cross 25 I.R.C. o 45 F.T.A. 3,45 3,41 I- S Choir 1,2,3. PETERSON, SYLVIA G.A.A. 1.2.3545 Jr, Red Cross 1,45 Choir 1,25 Band 3,45 W Club 4. ll: A Y 5 Qs i f , 4' 'iff V' . 1 Boyx County 33 Homecom- ing Cuntlitlutc. nqgfg' '-sf fZ7 'W, PEWTERS, JAMES Truck 2.3.41 Cross Country 3.4: Latin Club 45 Activities Chairman 3,45 Student Council 3.45 V. Pres. 45 Wilsonizm 3,45 I.R.C. 35 Ir. Rcd Cross 3.4. A ,M-f. , f if . '.-me 4 4. .2 3 ir ,555 A 5 l 5 he ?+tff 4? 14? tue XSF PIPER, GEORGINE Q fi I.R.C. 4. PETERSON, JOANNE Choir 2,3,4. PIPER, GERALDINE G.A.A. 15 Bowling 4. 5k -1-'Q R. fi 1 'I J, QE' if 3,5 if i PLUM, RICHARD Hockey l,2,4. PRUDEN. BARBARA G.A.A. 1,25 Wilsonian 3. RASMUSSEN, KATHERINE Choir 2. POIDING ER, JOSEPH Hockey 2,3g Band 2,3,4g On-the-job 4. Ez-A ROEHL, MARILYN G.A.A. l,2,3g Wilsonian 2, 33 Bowling 3g Jr. Red Cross 2. M06 'mf wr I , I POJAR, JANICE Choir lg On-the-job 4. '15 , lj 'gsm .I I X. f I ROY, DONNA G.A.A. l,2,3,4g W Club 4g Choir l,2,3g Cheerleader 3 45 1.R.c. sg Pep Club 3,42 On-the-job 4. 'hue PRIEBE, AUDREY Choir l,2,3g G.A.A. l,2g Jr Red Cross 2,33 On-the-job 4. QUIST, JAMES Bowling 3g Swimming 1,2 Student Council 1,25 On the-job 4. RUBBELKE, PATRICIA G. A.A. 1,23 F.H.A. 1. saga, 137' J .xl RUST, J ANICE FHA 23 Librar 3g G.A. . . . , y A. 13 On-the-job 4. SCHINTZ, GENE SCHOONOVER, SANDRA G.A.A. 13 Bowling 1,2,33 Carnival Queen 23 Home- coming Candidate. -sz.. -5 , . X ' X' R 5 . V, 7 ' gf B x-.ng by 'U '7 iiie W' 3 . A RYAN, THOMAS Bowling 33 Band 1,23 Latin Club 2,3,4. MWC ' x 'ffit A J I YS ' 7-an 3 M53 A if? M . 3. B 1 i Ht ,T r ff SCH ULTE, LEONARD Track 23 Wilsonian 43 Cross Country 4. Ko ,ww 5 '43 'E ,F A it V K 3 lriel lrir . S. . fi 3 , V 37355 A K :J ' : A ST. GERMAIN, JAMES Science 43 I.R.C. 3g Jr. Red Cross 33 Stage Crew 4. SCHULTZ, EARL Track 4g Latin Club 3,43 Wilsonian 3,43 I.R.C. 43 Bowling 2,3,43 Jr. Red Cross 4g Cross Country 4. 555W SCHABER, PHILLIP Baseball B 23 Basketball B 1,23 Football B 1,23 Bowling 33 On-the-job 4. SCHMIDT, CAROL F.H.A. 2,4. SCHUSSLER, JUDITH Bowling 2,33 I.R.C. 3,43 Latin Club 3,43 Library 1,42 Band l,2,3,43 F.H.A. l,2. 1'4 1 SEPEDA, RUDOLPH Stage Crew 4. SONTERRE, ROBERT STICKNEY, GAIL G.A.A. 1, on-me-job 4. .Vx ,2?' 3' SIMON. BARBARA G.A.A. 2,35 Choir 2: Latin Club 2,3,45 Log 45 Wilson- ian 3,45 I.R.C. 3,4. 4 Q Q r 4 ir- , , I STOKES, BRUCE Swimming 1. lf' une? SMALL, RICHARD Football B 1,25 I.R.C. 4. X , X .x I ' 7. ' xn- -.3 TAYLOR, ELIZABETH G.A.A. l,2,3,45 W Club 45 Pep Club 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 I.R.C. 3,45 Lat- in Club 2,3,4, Pres. 35 Log Co-editor 45 Jr. Red Cross 1,2,3,4g Kanteen 3. Ulf' H, Q' 1 ww A .- gn, M-tW',I2'imm,, V' xx f- ' j i' 1 F J A tw X SNYDER, THOMAS Football B 25 Hockey B Band l,2,3,45 Wilsonian STEPNICK, JAMES Baseball B 1,25 Golf 45 R.C. 45 Bowling 2,3,4. THAKE, CAREY '55 iw . ,. Qliv ggi wr' 5:,, M I I, if Q THAKE, CAROL G.A.A. lg Choir 2.4. THUL, ROBERT Cross Country 2,33 Track 1, 23 F.T.A. 3,43 Science 3,43 I.R.C. 3,43 Jr. Red Cross 1,2,3,4, Pres. 334. TUNGSETH, JANICE G.A.A. 2,3,4g W Club 43 Pep Club 3,43 Choir l,2,3,43 F.T.A. 3,4, Pres. 43 Dra- matics 23 Latin Club 4g Log 43 I.R.C. 3,4Q Home- coming Candidate. THEISEN, COLLETTA Choir 1.23 F.T.A. 13 Cheer- leader 23 Library 2' Jr. Red Cross 3g Queen Attendant 2: On-the-job 4. UEBEL, GEORGE Swimming l,2,3,4Q Tennis 33 Band l,2,3,4g Bowling 3. .Fw aw' ' . Q. THELANDER, JOYCE Choir 3,43 F.H.A. 23 Jr Red Cross 33 Pep Club 3,4 V-'TP .ii UHERKA. RICHARD sv. 6 THOMSON, JOANNE G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Pres. 43 W Club 43 Choir 2,3,43 F.T.A. 3,41 Latin Club 43 Activities Chairman 33 Student Coun- cil l,2,3,4, Treas. 3g I.R.C. 3,43 Pep Club 3,4, Pres. 33 Log 43 Homecoming Candi- date. TOM LENOVICH, VERA Log 43 Wilsonian 3g I.R.C. 3: On-the-job 4. VORDERBRUGGEN, RAYMOND Gymnastics 3,42 Track 1,2. gc: I I WEBBER. SHIRLEY G.A.A. l.2,3,4: Dramatics 2,43 Bowling l,2,3. WHITE, JOANNE G.A.A. 1,25 F.H.A. lg Choir l,2g Log 4, WILLY, THEODORA F.H.A. l,2. Q El H' WEBER, KATHLEEN On-thc-job 4. WITHROW, MARILYN 494 an ',,, VK W ' J i 0' - 1' eil, I 32 f .f . 5' A 1 ii? -ff S is gf..-wr 5 8.2 ' r WEINMANN, JANET G.A.A. 1,21 Choir 43 F.H A. 2g Art Club 2,3. i f-fi'24 ,f1, ' ,. ,W WOOD, NOREEN G.A.A. 1,25 Band l,2,3,4g Log 1,44 I.R.C. 43 Jr. Red Cross 1. in ' WETHERALD, ELIZABETH G.A.A. 2,3,4g Bowling 4 Band l.2,4: Student Coun- cil lg Log 33 Wilsonian 3,4, Editor 45 Jr. Red Cross I Kantcen 3,4, Chairman 4 Dramatics 4, Sec. 4. WI LLY, JOHN I.R.C. 3,4. WYMAN, HAROLD Stage Crew 2. s 452: if QV' ZACHOW CAROLANN ZENK JAMES On thy job 4 CLASS OF 1958 LUCILLE BISPING JUDITH DEMAREE DIANE DIERKE MARGARET FAIR BARBARA GNITKA THOMAS HUTTON ALISANDRA JOHNSON IUDITH KINSEL KAREN KNUDSON DOI OR! S KOMIN LS SANDRA LEE JANET MERICLE JOANN OPITZ AUDRFY PRIEBE DONNA ROY JANICE RUST JAMES STEPNICK ELIZABETH TAYLOR ROBERT THUL VERA TOMLENOVICH BETH WETHERALD CAROLANN ZACHOW vs. QAII 5' , WILSON HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL IOR HALL .,: f X Q 'S 2' , , ,ig J FRIENDLIEST Joanne Thomson and Jim Pewters PEPPIEST Donna Roy and Jim Pcwters A 1, J J , ,., ,af f A as aw. wi 3 , X W? -- .J , fi fo A ,L :fl 5, ' ' -Q J .53 ' A , Y gt , V CUTEST Judy Novak and Lowell Lundeen MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED Elizabeth Taylor and Bob Thul ggi, .P BEST ALL AROUND Joanne Thomson and Lowell Lundeen WITTIEST Nancy Klock and Jim Pewters FAM LL of AM V.: F 'I ei V, -1395 , - '51, 'f A i A-w,,.A.,, ,ff li , Via! MOST POPULAR Joanne Thomson and Lowell Lundeen MOST ATHLETIC Tom Hutton BEST MANNERED Beth Wetherald and Bob Thul DONE MOST FOR WHS Joanne Thomson and Blll Nelson MosT TALENTED 5 W Elnzabeth Taylor and Jlm Pewtere 21' l 'Wg W NEATEST DRESSER my 5 Lowell Lundeen BEST DANCER Janet Hassel and Lowell Lundeen 1 H in X 1 . 23 I ,il S. . I x ' fm L' 1-mu wglenu , , O :if M - ..l.l:, H :I .. V. if M im L. ' 5 A K A f 37 5 'X . 5 ' , . f 'I nnn, B I 1 4' - l 'V ,, ' ZS 41' T, ll K , 1 'e-' ,Q - 5 415 A z ' Elilabelh Taylor and n, l O . ,n.OV wif e Beth Wetherald and K an Q A 1 f,.,. We 's 4. ii S M D MEREDITH Y'- eS' 'Und Cn! SOS 8096 N A2068 ef IAEGER C 'Y 16359: Crflar ASS OF 1 HOME ROOM 30 ROW '4 ll to Ry Mmhdy lump: M xuugn MLNMII5 Avls Swgnsgn M mon Blown Ilmnor Cjjudy M ill lyn Opltl lxdlhlyn MLMnhon M s Pyls. ROW ' 'Slug Mmllu Rlkhllki lllll Rmhud IXGLL1 Kun Stob Fr ink Mltchyll Dick Sw mxon Curtis Y lLg,Cl ROW I Donnx Vhhu lg mm I' xltuuu Bill Marx Bob Hcgcr mm Hub lund N muy L mrlson Sandra Rogrlg, In 5 T v will Mr' 'O:r H Il 9 'H Q ,, Nui H 0 M E R 0 0 M 102 ROW l KL to RJ Suzctte Rush Judy Jacobs Darlene Boyum Duck Ronayne Ron Johnson George Bates Marcxc Lenz Vlrgma Grlcp ROW 2 Joy Gregerson Muriel Remeke John Chrlstl John Payne Duane Malmstrom Denms Hltchcock Pat Joyce Mrs Hlll ROW 'S Lawrence LaBelle Vern Barnlck Jim Swanson MlCh8Ll Mandgll Chuck Small Jerry Larson Larrj Charboneau VV 'lall J, HOME ROOM 103 ROW I tl to RJ Marlws I nnghoff Bxlllc Burslnger P xt Hurlbcrt Poagc ROW J Nlnrw N1 ipcs John Bowlm Mlrllu Jaspcrs Sindy rs Peterson ROW J Dcnnxs JLWIS Gary Hoppe George Nlllcs W 4 Jack Schumachcr Bob Swanson Gary Hcmmger Pat Carolyn Mankc M uy Albert Marllyn Strom 7ona lmdcm mn Bob Ronaync Darrel Kcnops Jlm Ruccl Wlllcr Andu son RO Brooks Paul Buettner Harold Beck 'i i +.f Y O HOMILROOM 105 ROW l QL to Rl Geraldine Bowers Gayle Neuman Jackre Ellsworth Karen Amundsen Roberta Knapp Glena Kratzer Jeannle Moldenhauer Mary Ann Dorner ROW 2 Dan HLll'lZllxCI' Blll Johnson Teddy Norton Pat Thorn Marnlynn Wnpplch Bruce Scott Mr Mastbaum ROW 3 Rose Gerlaclt Jnm DeLestry Jlm Beutel spacher Myron Mandell Dave McKmnon Jlm Loots Leo Wurm Penny Burke ROW 4 Carmen Jean Brlnk haus Wynn Anderson Warren Lundstrom Dick Hermstad Roger Gcxger Jack Calrl Harleen Miles rw ,fffvboef diff 44 Mary? Q! 7-fffffyfzaffc-ff? C ff-F Sb gzffvi -44 'V7Q4 5 'dj Qfdfff if .4C'ff'1275j5!e 5j!Z'6QH Ag! V gcxffgf 59-.aff L iff! ifffegvcwi Xp 5?'Z 7CfH lf' Af 4,6 XZKMERKOM 16? Q C Z 57'75 '9'C9 ROW l QL to R7 Karen Ee Kathy Sehmld Denms Prxebe Gary Cxrlson Gene Mer dlth Dan drxette Nash ROW 2 Joan Ouhl Darlene Gustafson Zarlda Johnson Dlane Howard Lmda Snevers os Brustman Duane Grossklaus Mr Huntley ROW 3 Gary Gruber .hm laeltson Jerry Jandl Tom Taylor Walter Schlundt Wayne Kasprzak ROW 4 Roger Ortloff Ron Kollander Jerry Pawlalt Lester Tillman Ted Hem Roger Brown Tom Plcha 30 A i fm nggk. if -- e -.1 , i 652 l- 5 K l ' A ,AVA k V' V . .. G ig' M -- 'M Q J 4 f a. J 'X W V X , i N Q a ., 5 . ' A ' Q' K, T' -- , -ll it sir, . . - 1 Q , U n l , l V 5 ' l G t Q 1 y . 1 l s v x V ' ' ' I ' 1 X 3 Y l 7 ' 9 I G 'I Y 5 ' A - W f X ,x ' ,f - 4 ' - f ' 'W 7 'K Z Y ..- ff 1 X ,ff ,,,- ,fd fishy pc! Xygiilvdff fz-I-C11-4-fffffvjiyf .WL 0 A , ' 'l f, . , -, I 277 A O l X A f . f f f f Q ,V ' ' 6 ' A X , . , ,f 4 , X ,fl y fa, DQ D I 5 D ,G D ,7 fy ! 7 f' f 4 ,f'7 , ,P ,f 1' K Q 07 ' f - V s r xv f . Y . . Q 42 Y x . v t, H- ' . - , ' . ' ' , ' , ' , i , l . , . . ' a ' xl- y 1 ' 1 , t - ' 1 Y 'Y ! 7 7 ' H lllfzf l 55. N 'w W - ,Q 15 .ln fat, W ,Ii M S , 41 k .,,, .0 K .4 e ' K. ' K' ,jk k 7 k Y HONIFROOM 201 ROW l tl to R9 Lrnner Olsen Jorrn Sonterre Ioretta Hrllrs Judy lxomrves Regrnr Metzler Mrrre Woltl Yvonne Meld Delores Flemming Mrss Krehel ROW Crrry Olrnder Bob Grfrnt Chuck French Duck Skagen John Hrusruer Drek Sehmoller Frm Crrlson ROW ? Bernard Wagner Ron, Germarn Ken Sehwarten Claude Bloomer Bob Frseher Jerry Callrnrn John Crlrsow tarwrilffef C Wrff rw jjj mba! WW ROW l ll to Rl Madelon Welk Judy Ingelbretson Joyce Coleman Drane Prtzl Mary Casey Bonnle Larson Nancy Watkrns Mr Anderson ROW 2 Rrcharcl Kohler Brll Matthews Nancy Sontag Carolyn Johnson Sue ghgmpgorg Ilirll Ianeaster Paul Bagley ROW 3 Roger Koran Jerry Stone Jrm Cheney Lee Alexander Tom O C O OWS or C, C C' fy R 1, X C , nz' rv 3 i ,, fl .5 ' ,J N . . N 'Q y v Q 1' ' . A 1' 1 A L ' . - nh il 4 .J ' ' 'N' 1, W I l Q. , ' , f 3 4 J , ' C' fi! R . -xi A l i an r ,2 V l ' V . , W ' C ' 'r-Jlf' l r- NX C E f X . ' k f Ubi' X MA! ! V 'sf Rexx 2, A. 1 Q ' , Q X ' I 20 'W ' A ' ' W X X Ni W . r' , fxs, . A . 5 ' f ,JV , 1 1 , X n W as Q X ll ' 0 ws ss re f ew LL .A-J I j . J, QA lt JV, , I 4 ' C, . L Xx rx . W , J fs, ' K ' 1 C X' 1 'A l .R W -. ' ' H V A ' YN FX C 4 ' ' - . K ' ,lf ' Aj - sk' L r j ' ' 431' ff W 7 'I 'x N Q' i 3 R f 4 A A Q r rL.' j U 'X J Xxx In I . 1 'M V' A ' 'v 1 Y V A U w is I A y A . . 1' I R , I I - E w, X y . , yn . ,xlfggnyi .,V- 3 ,aa W . M 7 lr ' we v x ' ' ,, 'V M Y N xx W' -I r ' r . I 1 . 5 '- , I A I HOMI' ROOM 309 ROW 1 QL to RJ Sylvia Rocknem Charlene Thomas Jom Kreuh JoAnn J nnke M ulenc Klme Mr Anderson ROW 2 Arlys Lemkc Rxchard Paugel Make Maddock In Run Genevieve 'lrosdahl Helen Schneider ROW 3 Doug Uebel Carol Hanson Judy Solum Jan et leretsehl Deanne Kadxs Val Anderson John Cher mak ROW 4 Wayne Nelson Eddie Engebretson Walter Johnson Donald Mxels Brian Quigley Jlm Mllham ASS OF 1 HOMFROOM 4 ROWI KL to Rl Karen Rledler Carol Hurlbert Kay Hem? D1 xne DeZelar Beverly Brlggs Karen Barg Janet Schmldt Mr Raymond ROW 7 Sand1Kruckman Beverly Johnson Pat Moore Carrol McDonald Bonnie Llvlngston Mmda Pearson Shcrla Braun Karen Brunner ROW 3 John Hasslen Jxm Fallon George Dxebel Tom Rappath Jxm Glyer Roger Beck Blll Anderson Jlm Meyer Vnrgll Lundqulst I xi! H 0 M F R 0 0 M 8 ROW l QL to RJ Carol Relneukc Frntz Koppy Ted Maanum Gary Bultman Kathy Hoska Dlane Bolstad Judy Flsher ROW 7 Jean Bglmontu June Snee Barb ui Pahl Georbcttg Zlrls Marlys Maruska Kathy Mor ns Karen Larson Mr Seamoms ROW3 Jerry Pugrson Dwnd Olson 'Iom Lindgren Carl Borgstrom Gary Wllmer Larry Gallatin Roger Gay HOME ROOM 15 ROW l ll to RJ llxllbcth C xhlg Jmmc Cook Joycu Mortunson Sally Roultgcr lavonnc Hlll Gwen Lamb Mr Hinshaw ROW 2 Dgmsu Wlldmr Jaaqudvn Jlhnlw lulll Mum llnm Rumon Jolnnc Boyd Pat Ngarx Norml lxmdpll ROW W Paul Johnson Darryl Durhmd Carol Olson Rosalmd Frumlmg Davld Goon Russ Hampson Bob Inhman , 4 ' a 9 X And' ff 3 Tam, ' W. 9 - l J .5 ,Qi-J ll 33 34 l Sa HUMILROOM 107 ROW l QL to RJ Jeanne Adams Shalon Lofqulst Sandra Polar Dianne Lowuc Mary Jo Benebch Kathleen OBoyle Judy Thron Mr Ferns ROW 7 Dan Snyder lzarl Pulkrabck Teddy Roup,,ou lenore Pxtner Lau rellen Olson Noel Wetzel Jerry Sommcrs Robcrt Cllfford ROW 3 Don xld Carlson J1m Langhoff B111 Bunde B111 Blomqulst Clary Holcomb Harold Patnoe John Lyons L 'X x J L L NJ fo Jr a 'V lj H 0 M 1' R 0 O M 110 RO 1 LL to RJD1dUL Becbc Karen Berger Nancy Scott Karen Marpe Dian Lclbel Mary Stlckney Mlss Bowen ROW 2 Barbara Lemmcr Nancy Berry Mar1t1Sh1sler Gayle Mocllerman Donna Dlers Betty Thul Delores Juneskl Eleanor Johnson ROW 3 Thomas Schwarz Wendel Aanerud Jlm McGee Bob Haven Dave Beaudct Duane Metz Mark Haag ROW 4 Pat Trlmble Dtvld Wachholz Donald GOJlg0WSlx1 John Poldlnger . V 5 1 ,, y 0 2 2' 5.5. it xv' 'Q 'Q' 'sa my rn V S A 2 5 f l f W i If ff A r A J' ' Q J . ' I ...Ay H- ' y 7 1' .,, ,,,'x , 7 , 4 ., , - PU avjfl L9 7' K1 SJ I JJ J M I ly J!! e I A VU N ij J FY' RQ! I 1 I , x. My wth .32 JJ ,J Nj fl ,I . 'V J fy v U A f V Y U if W A Y lk X' J lnllv If xx lr 'KSU Y AJ I at J lb lf ff' J gj W' .W if my J A J qw! . 'jf Lx J ,V ll f' J ' Lf' J J ,fl U rf J ,X lu I rl U? N ' A A ,f fl ll ' I ff YJ gy' V yi f 7 6 . f A - yi Y Wx rx V J, Q ri fb NTLK ' gg LL, W mfr Jw J lf! cl - J -1' , A X , 1 V.: ' ' s ' v A J y , v , .Ag J J WV -' 'N 1' dxf., kv rw, Q Y -A s 4' f M' 7 Qi V av 2- I . 4 'f V on ' A' fl . 1, f We I ,Q . I 5 'V 'A J ' 4, ' , 5 if ' , 5 , J Heil izliih HOMILROOM 206 ROW l QL to RJ Richard Wrlly Jean Devme Allce Keenan Mary Richardson Vlrgmla Pederson John Paw lak ROW 7 Tom Walter late Docrrmg Cathre Fashchlngbauer Marrlyn Olson Barbara Braden Mary Otte son Terry Staley ROW 3 Silly Knuth Pat Lavalle Rose. Morgan Barb Johnson Ber1tLygre Pat Hunt ROW 4 Nrcholas Stcckhahn Ronald Johnson Paul Wlrrer Jrm Haberkorn Bruce Todd Rxchard Santme Davxd Mommscn Mr DcLa1tsch Ziff-Z fgh lfi 'Lf'- fix P lf' 544, ff fff f LL fi! ,kj Kflfj ji, J :J fax .J IQ 7 .v ,C X 1 1 '6D7 ff flag Z4 fgf, 4' 7'ff 16, PfZcLlC.s H 0 M E R 0 0 M ROW 1 QL to RJ Karen Mrlcs Gay Kueffer Joanne Fbelmg Nancy Petro Sharel Schreader Vlrgmla Mat thews ROW 7 Nancy Westphal Tom McCormick James Padden Keith Koch Jeff Hunzxker Marne Schultz Mrss Wclls ROW 'G Noreen Connolly Joyce Syvertsen Gary Wood Den Lavelle Kathy Kubltschelt Sandy Mortimer Jean Pelzl Judy Bock. ROW 4 - Robert Shimck John I-lochbein Pat Weymouth Sueann Classen Mary Ballis Rodney Collins Dwight Johnson. 11 HOMLROOM 302 ROW 1 CL to RJ Robert Claussen Owen Nelson Paula Koehslek Anne Mehvoy Jamce Marx Dean Nelson Mrs Stevens ROW 2 B1llWolter Lynne Swanson Sandy Nesseth Jeanne Johnson Pat Aras Pat Hllger V1r glnla Bunton Carollne Kruse ROW 3 Sally Weber Susan Strafolem Smdy Oberg Jams Norman Kay Hov land Mary Healey Sandy Ostermann hllzabeth Carlson ROW 4 James VanDyke Mlke Whlehello Harvey Dempsey Wllfred Ortt Larry Walker Joe Modjeslu John Lmdstrom Davld Markuson Jr 1-116 jack f of 5,4 egg! Zfvff? L64 XSZ4 pep' 6-L eip! 7k-1 fl rfv'-SY VC Lfpy , f 4 fffrrif LLM4-v-O f4f,g ,aff bc :Lf 441'-C. ylcfwgf KQJ 4141! 41,1514 ,aye ,J,g4C.r-4-ff ,ww af vffak 06461614 Lf: L'-ff L Z'-46 f nge ffcfuafff-iff I dfaig, H 0 M E R 0 0 M 307 ROW 1 CL to RJ Mirk Sundquxst Jean Hoke Lanela Benson Carolyn Johnson Pat Pelzer Carol Schleber ROW 2 Irene Hottman Bev Stemcamp Jlm OH.1ra John Bakken MlkC Earley Pat Stage Betty Mattson Mr Jessen ROW 3 Nancy Sehroyer Elalne Elsenpeter Marilyn Howard Roberta landro Carol Jesse Kathie Slpprell Shrela Holle ROW 4 Donald Westlund Tom Pretzel Rodger Sage Fred Daleske Bob Rldgway, W1l lard Ortt Jrm Maag ASS OF 1 HOMFROOM 12 ROW I ll to RJ Rmhdrd LaShomb Marltnb Bbdxlund Dorothy Johnson Jam! bwrnson Ktlhltcn Ekleberry Putrrcrt Bjorklund Cynthia Marcy Shdryl Lowrlc ROW 7 Donnl Johnson M 1ry limbcrt Bcrlt OlnesS COIIHDL Trngt Kun Johnson Tom Ptpln Sh non Lcntsth Ierrle Wdllau Judy Gruhl ROW 3 Bruce Brls bols I-d T5 lulda J n l-lopluns Bob Adams Bob Holton Bob Brcclxon Dick Roy lorcn Schrzadur Mrs Lang HOMILROOM 20 ROW I QL to RJ LLRov Sandgrcn Dnana Anderson Maru, Krbch Judlth McKv.nL1L Karon Wamest Judy Chmdo Gary Lcgfld Mrs Burr ROW Pat Connolly Cynthla Pnlfold Doris Snhtunnmann Phyllis Hjelm grcn Barhira Berg Elizabeth Klug Judy Abbott Joan Kaluza ROW 3 Bob Rohwgder Jeff Boymgton Ml chad Podulkc John Solum Donald Hunn Bob Herstdd Denms Hotlscher Gtnt Anderson 41' 530415 ,sm gr!-,wwe H 3 -'iam X Q 'EU'-hw. skinny, f mnuuw! H 0 M I' R 0 0 M 106 ROW I CL to Rl Gerlld Dlttrlch Joanne Gatto Kathy Wtxer PlITlLll Ketfe Dxrryl Hyttt Jxmw Dehn Mr Knbe ROW 2 Karen Herbst Mary Jean McDonald B nb H 1 IS M uy Rrppath Jem Fehrman Cathy Sehmol ler Kathy Pltzl ROW J Donni SLl1lllI7 Denmi Strohltlreh lu Weeks Danny Dxmes Rllph DIVILS Diane Jelmtlt Sandy Trulson ROW 4 Wayne Egger Leslle Wndtrskl Carl Thelmder Lloyd Baker Gary McLean Joe DeGeer John Purvxs ff W arflw fy F 9 J Ng! sf JSI HOMFROOM 208 ROW 1 CL to Rl Kathryn Welke Judy Hovey Shxrley Cxwthornt Rosalle Kadas Sharon Schleber Carolyn regory Mr Carlson ROW 2 M1rylouKothe Mlryann Glycr Flleen Johanson Jxmee Jennen Barbara rews Dorothy FuchQ Sandy Schuldt Gene Kaluza ROW J Mark Stepmck Tom Spear Tom Coll John Boyum Bob Van Wyck Joe Corla Mnehael McNeally sf' :Wm 'M W mm 'Q 1 :ae ' MW Q Y H fi. .. , ' any r . -, r . 'C 1 49 rx X ,N n F Q I N ., N J -'Heir' .1 I , , , 3 ,.., ff J f, f -Vs - -' '1' W or dwg f ,E . , , - Yr ,' r '- 14 ' . In Y EQ. W x 1 f I -: 7: A L' +:,li5fi5m1 I ,V ti: FKXCA - W ek?-gkr-W Q N J i f Z 5 my 5 M I A A , '!pi?lXf'52 ,5 J W h - 2 I I Y 1 Y v 1' u . 1 n Q xx 3 2 2 , 2 xi N , . - - Q, ' 2 ' , 1' za.. z' 2 ' , 2 ' ', ' - , 1. ' l . . - 1 ' ., l. ' . . '. ' ' '.', 2 .', 2 Q L .' .'y'. K- I - i X , ' ',-K . NZ V -tv 1 , , . OJ bf . Eli A f 'll RX CQ 1 v lf V cf A' U 'V M ' t U - , , z -. iz ., . ' my , , ' , A - 1 '. ae . 'J e r 94 ' .-A K .. - xx 'fs .wtf J J J .!..!.., HOMEROOM 301 ROW l - fl- to RJ Jim Spear. Cynthia Gorg. Diane Graham, Dorothy St. Marie. Linda Thoren, Charles Cheney, Mrs. Asp. ROW 2 - Charles Weinholzer, Dennis Bcltmann Carole Yaeger, Jane Ctvrtnik, Carol Bultena. Rob- ert Dclonker Robert Gustafson ROW 3 Carol Niemm Doug Biker Robert Olsen Robert Schlundt Roger Grossklaus Bruce Hagstrom Joyce Hopp , if A-J HOMEROOM 303 ROW l fl. to R?.Pa.t'Hoyt Carolee Brunner Karen Frampton Coralee White Janet Hanratty Judy Hughes Kathy Kmderman Carol Schulte Dick Beaudet ROW 'J Paula Verboncoeur Jeraldme Bradshaw Darlene Reed Ruth Morstad Carol Sentman Judy Michalitsch Shirley Tillis Sandy I xrson ROW 3 Dave Carlson Cyril Svobodny George Allen Fred Voss David Iverson Don Morgan lance Boelter Donald Ronayne Joe Simon 5 -7 2.1 'r-..-2 at .5-ur I M39 , t 5 I P h Z l 2 ., . ,. 7 . , .. ' ' ., , . 0 r I 1 X . J - if nl qt 'X 1 ,rj X A J j 1 I I . . j .fl f 'fill 1 fi i . l it J ll kj, fy' I I X N ff t -, ' v - s 4' . 1 Q , . 1 , ' A- , . 1 , , ' K , . . . , - . ' ' ' .1 . . - , - V Q , Q . , .' , , . T ,J f' . Q s R 4 J ' W .. at ,. , G, V A 1 . A - ' ' fs r ' ' 4 vu ' W' W - ,..,M.M A M 4 eve' J J r - ff. za .Arrl .,,.:: .e,, g J if 'A X 4 ,,f.:'. l.-....- - ,A , in xl I L it F X. . A fy ll ' X 'ef VA S 1 ' ' t 1 A Q. . 4 3 e rg fr Q ,T 1 . . 5. Zyl E ,ix gg ix' fd .X .. . my W Q , 1 X 5 F 3' 24 .yi A, . A7 'Sim s 5 i J 2 ..- . N. 'jj 'Q- U. . ' it Q ll O Nl lf R O O Nl 304 ROW l tl, to Rl VVanda Veum, Donalda Bergeron. lif Snninons, l laine liehl. lif Sipprell. lorna VVinquisI. Diane Weinert. ROW 2 - .lohn Hunzilxer, .John lilarlt. Kathy lirundliauser. Nlarlane Dahl. Janet loretl. John O'DonneII. George Westergreen. ROW 3 - Richard Wauner, Roh lxlillilkfkflx, Marjorie Slater. Judy Boyd. Sue Anderson. linda lienysek. Ken Neudahl. ROW -1 - Mr. Kappus. lid lilanelt, Mille I-reenian. Sheldon Weiehor- ding, Gordon Hoelseher. lN1arvin Runyon. iii? V' in '11 .M H 0 M E R 0 0 M 305 ROW l - tl. to RJ Ranee Bowman, Lorraine Hcslcy, Pat Millcttc. Jeanette Mullncr, Pat lngelbret, Marilyn Mil- ler. Karen Olson. Miss Hedman. ROW 2 - Judy Ortloff. Barbara Clinlt, Susan Robinson. Judy Van Dyke, Susie Wcinmann, Sharon Olson, Judy Hamann, Carolyn Kamrath. ROW 3 - Charles Rochl, Tom Strohkirch, Martin Maloney, David Johnson, Tom Masso, Kenneth Collins, Tom Ammann, Fred Boos, Dennis Anfang. ll O Nl li R O O Nl 310 ROW l - ll. to RJ Warren Marshall. Dan Reasoner. Marx .lane Nauniann. Mary Denise Neary, Anna Belle Fos- ter, Karin Hcrther. Mr. Morrison. ROW Z -John Rath, James Pawlalt, liarhara Sehintl. ,lean Lindgren, Barbara Anderson. Gail Regan, Janet Jacobs. ROW 3 - Dick Strolikireh. liarhara Hiteheoek. Diane Del estry. John Picha, Bob Esperson, Dorothy Rohweder. Beverly Staples. Rohert Olson, ROW -1 - Rohert Durhand, Alvin Haes, John Anderson, Dianne Fretschl, Cynthia Johnson. Cierald Vinje. John Sehmahl. T7 Q i vw S I ,, 0 'M . A XX X s Q ,. N X Y wk -5 A A 4 7 b X. K Y. . . N ' V!! A I L 5 f I ' . D ff ' X40 I , , f , mf Wea P X6 ., xx I fig A ' ,ix ! . 3 W f A W .N-v.-wfwwllfg' ,Q ,, .Q iz yy Lg E 9 .QE it , F1 t of Xa Xi? S'l'UlJI-ZNT COUNCIL ROW I - KL to Rl Janet Jacobs, Judy Hovcy, Cynthia Gorg. Andriette Nash. Gloria Nelson. Elizabeth Anderson. Betty Klug. Mary Lambert. Janet Loretz. Anne McEvoy. .lean I-loke. Wanda Veum. ROW 2 - Pat Hilger. Diane Liebel, Kay Anderson. Barbara Braden, Danny Dames. Dick Strohkireh. Joe C'oria, Beth Brooks. Linda Thoren. Billie Bursinger, Joyce Mortenson. ROW 3 - Mary Ballis. Carolyn Johnson. Martin Maloney, larry Charboneau, Judy Kinsel. .Janet Fretsehl. Jack Solum. Jim Del.estry. Barbara Johnson. Jean Pelfl. Nancy Carlson, Mr. De- Laitsch. ROW 4 - David Carlson, Tom Rappath, Chuck liunziker. Skip Borgstrom, Bill Nelson. Jim Pewters. Jerry Callinan, Ken Iilverhoy, Bob Elliott, Walter Johnson. STUDENT COUNCIL Student council under the leadership of president Bill Nelson has added a new duty to its list of activities. This year the council manages the first floor bulletin boards. Members supervise the doors and grace period during lunch, act as hosts for Wilson's open house, act as guides for freshmen during orientation day, plan homecoming, and sponsor the Community Chest drive. Other officers are: Jim Pewters, vice presidentg Nancy Carlson, secretary, and Judy Kinsel, treasurer. Mr. DeLaitsch is advisor to the group. P 6' i ' i 5 I ,vx I Wt JUNIOR RED CROSS . ROW l - tl to Rl Bob Thul Nancy Carlson, Jim Pewters. ROW 2 - Joyce Thelander, Nancy Morris, Coralee White, Kathy Morris, Waltraud Lang, Karen Olson, Glena Kratzer. Wanda Vcum, Miss Kachel. ROW 3 -.John Clark, Carol Yaeger, Gail Regan, Marlene Kline, Dian Leibel, Sylvia' Peterson, Sandra Mortimer, Dianne Lowrie, Judy Abbott. ROW 4 - Marilyn Opitz, Nancy Sontag, Judy Komives Arlys Lemke, I-.arl Schultz, Jim Gustafson, Lois Brustman, Barbara Haas, Joyce Mortenson. Dorothy Rohweder. ROW 5 -I Marilyn Olson, Eli7abeth Taylor, Carol Niemann, Lenore Pitner, Cynthia Johnson, Dolores Komives, Ron Nicholas, Winifred Brown, Darlene Johnson, Diane Dierke, Sandy Oberg, Muriel Reineke. JUNIOR RED CROSS We Serve, is a good motto for the Junior Red Cross which undertakes many service projects throughout the year. Main objective of the group is to build friendship and understanding between peoples of the world through volunteer help from high school students. The Red Cross drive was very successful this year with the amount contributed greater than the goal set. Members of the group decorated at hospitals in St. Paul for the holiday seasons and sang at Hastings State Hospital. Advisor for the group is Miss Kachel. Officers include Bob Thul, president, Jim Pewters, vice president, and Nancy Carlson, secretary. LATIN CLUB Strains of f'Adeste Fidelisu echoed through Wilson halls as the Romani Hodierni carried on the annual tradition of the Wilson Latin Club, Christmas caroling in the halls. The Saturnalia party, slave auctions, and the Roman Banquet were other high- lights of the club's busy year. Initiation of new members found many Wilson students attending school with their hair in odd styles, two different shoes, and wearing signs which no one could translate. Officers for the year were: Dave Benson, Consul Major Cpresidentjg Jerry Pate- yuk, Consul Minor fvice presidentlg Sandy Strom, Scriba CsecretaryJ3 Bob Lowe, Pro- fectus Aerarii Ctreasurerjg and Elizabeth Taylor, Magister of Libelli tprogram chair- manl, Miss Shapiro is advisor for the club. LATIN CLUB ROW l - IL to Rl Jerry Pateyuk. Dave Benson, Sandy Strom. Bob Lowe. ROW 2 - Judy Ingelbretson, Joyce Coleman. Nancy Berry, Elizabeth Carlson, Minda Pearson, Sandy Johnson. Roberta Knapp, Loretta Ballis, Mary Otteson, Bev Johnson, Bev Steincamp, Susie Newman. ROW 3 - Sylvia Rocknem, Beth Brooks, Marie Wolff, Barb Simon, Jean Pelzl. Gene Meredith, Harry Paulson. Harvey Dempsey, Earl Schultz, Diane Howard, Nancy Schroyer, l.uAnn Jacobson, Miss Shapiro. ROW 4 - Cornelius Koppy, Wayne Nelson, Rosalind Frem- ling. Jim Glyer. Diane Dierke. Elizabeth Taylor, Dolores Komives. Winifred Brown, Judy Solum, Curtis Yac- ger, Judy Demaree, Bryan Carroll, Sue Thompson. ROW 5 - John Bowlin, Jim Pewters, ,lim Haberkorn, Bob Ridgway. Skip Borgstrom, Tom Ryan, Ron Nicholas, Bill Nelson, Roger Brown, Tom Rappath, Ken Elverhoy. Harold Beck. Dick Swanson, Owen Nelson. V' 'W rs its Nt 'SEX lxtf f ii of 3? J .,., i i,... y p ,kg ..,,,. ,. b . , ART CLUB This is an organization for those students who are especially interested in de- veloping their artistic talents. During the year they visit museums, galleries, and in- stitutions in order to better acquaint themselves with masterpieces of world art. In ad- dition to field trips a regular monthly meeting is conducted under the direction of Mr. Kappus, advisor. Membership is limited to twenty-five, and this year's officers are: Winifred Brown. president, Jean Macdonald, vice president, and Waltraud Lang, sec- retary-treasurer. ART CLUB ROW 1 - KL to RJ Mr. Kappus, Mareie Lenz, Helen Schneider, Susan Weinmann, Sandra Larson, Marilyn Mil ler, Anne McElvoy. ROW 2 - Sheila Braun, Carol Nieman, Dick Roy, Harry Paulson, Donald Goligowski Carol Sentman, Jeanne Johnson. ROW 3 - Janis Norman, Carmen Jean Brinkhaus, Jack Cairl, Joe Mandell Leo Wurm, Winnie Brown, Barb Johnson. nn O R W l tl to RJ Owen Nelson Shirley Webber Janet lxoien Janet Sehmidt Sandy Nesseth Mary Otteson Kathy Hoslta Lavonne Hill Joyee Johnson Mny Stieltney John O Donnell ROW J Bill Johnson Yvonne Meld liniee Tungseth I-le1no1Gjerde Beth Wethcrild lean Jaeger Dim leibel Joyce Coleman Sheila Holle Mirgo I-errell Gloiii Nelson Betty Mittson Dive Benson ROW J Bryin Carroll Arlys Lemlte Georgette Lirls Rose Gerlxelt Wllmi Fnltus lois Brustmrn Dulene Cnustitson Dime Howard Marita Shis ler Mnilyn How ud lul Schultz Mr Morrison Row -1 Dennis Hiteheoelt Biuee Benyselt Fred Blanltenburg Jim Pewteis Bill Howird Dick Debeei Bob lowe .lim bt Oermun Steve Hesley John Hansen Tom l imbert THE ONSTAGERS The Onstagers in in xttempt to further high sehool dr im ities have brought to lite Our Town ind My Threc Angels ln iddition they org 1I1l7CCl the Variety Show lor the sehool earmvil and helped with the operetti Throughout the ye ir they ilso hive sponsored severil soeiil events exelusixelx lor their membership The titty four members meet twlee 1 month in the sehool iuditorium Ottieers ire Jim Pewters presi dent Bob lowe viec president Beth Ann Witherild sceretiry John Hinsen treas urer ind Dive Benson sereeint it irms Mr Morrison is the idvisor ROW l - fl. to RJ Glena Kratzer Marilyn Powge. JoAnn Opitz. Judy lngclbretson Rance Bow- man. Madelon. Welk Janice Cook. ROW 2 - liliribeth Carlson. Mary Richardson Norma Kindell Marie Krech, Marlene lxline. Joan Krcch Janet Swanson. ROW 3 - Marilyn Opitz Minda Pearson Paul Johanson. Bruce Hagstrom, Pat Moore. Karen Amundsen, Jackie Jahnke. ROW 4 - Sue Thompson, Eileen Johanson, Sue Anderson, David Iverson. Janet Fretschl, Dianne Fretschl, Sharon HI-C The Wilson HI-C is a group of students devoted to providing Christian Fellowship and understanding among the members of the club. Members, in their contacts with their fellow students, attempt always to practice Christian principles. This year they have undertaken such activities as bowling parties, scavenger hunts, and a progressive dinner. They have started a Custom Car Club in hopes of interesting more boys. The club officers are: Sue Thompson, presidentg Marilyn Opitz, vice presidentg Janet Fretschl, treasurerg and Mari- lyn Poage, secretary. Jimmy Olson is the advisor. Olson. W-CLUB Twenty-two girls, who have earned their letters in G.A.A., form the Wilson W-Club. The girls are interested in promoting all Wilson activities but are es- pecially interested in sports. These girls have counted over 1000 points, which they receive for taking part in sports, and are now working toward an addition- al 500 to gain an All-City award. Officers this year are: Diane Dierke, presidentg Lucille Bis- ping, vice president, and Jayne Dominski, secretary. Miss Bowen is the club advisor. F5 ' fwijfc Rl. ' D l e2f'3i '?'l'ee .1 gl 3' 1'-is I' I l il A ohh iw - ll' ROW l - CL to RJ Shirley Webber, Judy Novak, Millie Feickert, Joanne Pelzl, Jayne Dominski, Janice Tungseth. ROW 2 - Sylvia Peterson, Donna Roy, Gloria Nelson, Elizabeth Anderson, Beth Wetherald. ROW 3 - Jeanne Mauseth, Lucille Bisping, Judy Demaree, LuAnn Jacobson, Judy Betak, Beth Brooks. ROW 4 - Jean Macdonald, Judy Kinsel, Dolores Komives, Elizabeth Taylor, Diane Dierke, Miss Brown. KANTEEN COMMITTEE One Friday a month Wilson students and their dates can be found at a dance sponsored by the Kanteen Committee. Mr. Mastbaum and Mr. Jessen are co-advisorsg Beth Wetherald, general chairman, Winifred Brown, publicity, Jayne Dominski, decorations, Gloria Nelson and Roberta Knapp, door, Jean Moldenhauer, Coke bar, and Curtis Yaeger, clean-up. . ,, V 'rv' 'e - fi ' ' Yi X . i , w ROW 1 - CL to RJ Jean Moldenhauer, Jayne f' VN ,- ' Dominski, Beth Wetherald, Roberta Knapp. in ' .' ROW 2 - Gloria Nelson, Curtis Yaeger, Winnie ,Lil ' Brown. Mr. Mastbaum. ' I .V it ' ' J K J' yall . - my X f N X IU X i X Nj .- , ROW 1 - CL to RJ Jeanne Adams, Mary Richardson, Janet Koren, Judy Fisher, Jean Devine, Judy Jacobs. ROW 2 - Delores McKinnon, Beverly Briggs, Cathy Faschingbauer, K, ix 1 xl LIBRARY STAFF Joan Sonterre. ROW 3 - Betty Thul, Pat Lavelle, Judy Hunt, Kathy Rasmussen, Mary Mapes. The library staff is not an or- e ganized club, but it is made up of V it C students who work in the library. ' f They perform desk duties, shelv- R' ing books, caring for the maga- zines, taking care of the pamph- let and career files, processing new books for circulation, and I arranging displays. Miss Hartung is their advisor. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ROW l - KL to Rl Mrs. Hill, Judy Jacobs, Janet Jacobs, Ranee Bowman. Mary Richardson. Kathy Goodman, Karin Herther, Joan Kaluza, Carol Schmidt, Sandy Nesseth, Lorna Winquist. Mrs. Peterson. ROW 2 - Kathy Weier, Janet Hanratty, Andriette Nash. Marie Krech, Janet Swanson, Kathleen Ekleberry. Joan Krcch. Virginia Pederson, Cynthia Gorg, Carolee Brunner. ROW 3 - Jayne Dominski, Pat Millctte, Jam Keefc, Mary Casey. Kathy Schmid. Barb Hitch- cock, Loretta Ballis. Judy Hamman, Judy Ortloff, Susie Weinmann. Darlene Reed, Dorothy St. Marie. ROW 4 - Dor- othy Rohweder, Marilyn Wippich, Nancy Carlson, Barh Haas. Lois Brustman. Arlys Lemke, Judy Boyd. Janice .len- i FUTURE ,HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA One of the organizations at Wilson which meets after school hours is the Future Homemakers of America Club. These fifty girls learn, through self improvement, to live better today so that they may have a better to- morrow. They sponsor a Cotton Day and have a Christmas party. This year Susannah Newman, Berit Lygre, and Waltraud Lang, girls from foreign countries, told the group about Christmas in their particular lands. Officers include Arlys Lemke, president, Jayne Dominski, vice president, Lois Brustman, secretary, Janet Mericle, treasurer, Marilyn Wippich, parlia- mentarian, and Judy Jacobs, recorder. Advisors are Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Peterson. l uni OFFICE-GUIDANCE STAFF ROW l - fl, to Rl Carol Schmidt, Fran Carlson, Nancy Morris, Elizabeth Anderson, Georgine Piper, Holly Phillips, Jean Moldenhaucr, ROW 2 - Sandi Johnson. lileanor Gjerde. Marilu Jaspers, Judy Boek, Judy Betak, Margo Ferrell, Janice Marx. ROW 3 - Mrs. Clark. .Joanne Peterson, Donna Diers, Noreen Wood, Berit Lygre, Marilyn Roehl, Genevieve Trosdahl. Mr. Sweetland. OFFICE-GUIDANCE STAFF Many girls gain valuable experience in clerical duties by helping with work in the office and guidance department. Their duties include typing, filing, making phone calls to check on absentees, and helping to prepare many reports. They also sell the school supplies in the guidance room and run errands throughout the school. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The purpose of the Future Teachers of America club is to acquaint its members with requirements and opportunities in teaching. Speakers, films, and discussions are used to carry out the purpose. Field trips to schools for the physically and mentally handicapped are made by members in order to observe methods used by teachers in these fields. Each member makes a personal rating of himself to help determine his fitness for teaching. Under the club's advisor, Miss Fay, the officers are: Janice Tungseth, presidentg Elizabeth Taylor, vice president, Beth Brooks, secretaryg and Bonnie Hovland, treasurer. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA ROW l - lL to Rl Waltraud Lang. Eleanor Gjcrde. Jean Jaeger. Beth Brooks. Janice Tungseth, Joanne Pelzl. ROW Z - Sandy Johnson. Barbara Simon. Earl Schultz. Bill Lancaster. John Hansen. Marilyn Wippich. Elizabeth Anderson. ROW 3 - l.uAnn Jacobson. Diane Dierke. Tom Hutton, Dave Benson. Arlys Lemlte. Lois Brustman. ROW 4 - Carolyn Johnson. Elizabeth Taylor, Ken lilverhoy, Judy Kinsel. Judy Solum. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB In this year when Minnesota celebrates its centennial, the Wilson High School International Relations Club carries on a program to try to find out as much as possible about Minnesota's stake in world affairs throughout its hundred years of statehood. Films, discussions, and field trips are presented and undertaken by the students in order to reach their goal. Officers for the year are: Dolores Komives, president, John Hansen, vice president, and JoAnn Opitz, secretary. Miss Fay is advisor to the club. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB ROW I - tl. to RJ Susannah Newman. Jayne Dominslti. Waltraud Lang. Sandy Johnson. Marian Lund- quist. lileanor Gjerde. Joan Krech. lilizaheth Anderson. JoAnne Opitz, Janice Tungseth, Joanne Pelzl. Joyce Thelander. ROW 2 - Beth Broolss. Darlene Gustafson. Roberta Knapp. l.uAnn Jacobson. Marie Wolff. Nancy Carlson. Barb Simon. Lois Brustman. Judy Komives. Marilyn Wippich. Loretta Ballis, Jeanne Mauseth. Marilyn Opitz. ROW 3 - Jerry Johnson. Arlys Lemke. Noreen Wood. Darlene Johnson. Valerie Anderson. Wayne Kasprzak. Dcanne Kadas. Elilabeth Taylor. Muriel Rcinke. Sandy Strom, John Willy. John Hansen. ROW 4 - Brian Carroll. Roger Koren. Dave Benson, Judy Solum. Winnie Brown. Ken lilverhoy, Dick Hermstad, Dolores Komives, Janet Fretschel, Jerry Pateyuk. Earl Schulz, Bill Lan- caster. Vi ri' STAGE CREW The stage crew under the dlrectlon of Mr Morrison IS composed of boys who are mterested ln the techmcal side of the stage Therr Job conslsts of workmg llghts bulldmg scenery and creatmg sound ef fects Besldes thelr dutles at school whlch conslst of managlng the three pl rys the operett 1, and all school assem bhes the st lge crew has done work for KL to RJ Lowell Lundeen Mr Morrison Jlm St Germaln Tom Lam bert Walter Johnson Rudy Sepeda Tom Plcka Fred Blankenburg HI Y Any boy Interested ln YMCA md school actlvltles may Jom the HIY Weekly meetmgs wlth planned programs are held throughout the year Offlcers are Ph1lShaber presxdent Ron Hanson secretary treasurer Ken Elverhoy cha lam and Bull Howard sergeant at arms The St Paul Opera Workshop and Theatre St P tul ROW 1 CL to RJ John Hansen Dave Benson Tom Hutton Blll Lancaster Ron Hmson Wayne Nelson ROW 2 Blll Howard Izarl Schultz Marty Jurgensen George Uebel Ph1lSchaber Ken Elverhoy Bob Thul Sltzfbeld 425102O'S210l22'l2l3m'5SShl5all'LiZhthllscl.mJ'l5llvt'.iim?!ffy QUILL AND SCRQLL Calllnan Qulll and Scroll IS a natlonal honor soclety for hlgh school yournallsts It hon ors those who have done outstandmg work on school yearbooks and newspa pers Thls year seven new members were elected to add to the flve members from last year MlSSlHg from the plcture are Beth Wetherald Vera Tomlenovlch and Wynn Anderson PEP CLUB .., 90 X 4315 Z t it t I -. tL to Rl Jean Moldenhauer, Paula Kochsiek. Elizabeth Anderson. Gloria Nelson, Joanne Pelzl, Millie Feickert, Anne McEvoy, Karen Riedler, Mary Kay Stickney. ROW 2 - JoAnn Opitz. Donna Roy, Karen Warnest, Kathy Sipprell, Sheila Holle, Joyce Mortenson, Billie Bursinger, Delores McKinnon, Donna Johnson Janice Tungseth ROW 3 Marilyn Howard Elaine Elsenpeter Sandy Ostermann Kay Anderson Jean Mauseth Dianne Grosslslaus Sylvit Peterson Beth Brooks Georgette Zirk Judy Bock ROW 4 Janet Mericle Jean Macdonald Dianne Fretschl Vera Tomlenovich Darlene Johnson Janis Norman Kay Hovland Mary Jo Benesch Marilyn Olson Judy Anlauf The Pep Club was formed to increase school spirit and to promote or gamzed cheers at all of our games The club s activities range from the selling of confetu and shakers to the chartering of buses for certain athletic events The Pep Club meets on the first Wednesday of every month, at 8 a m 1n the school auditorium At these meetings the forty active members learn new cheers plan posters to advertise games and work out ideas that will get more students out to the games The clubs officers are Jean Pelzl president, Karen Riedler, secretary Joanne Pelzl, treasurer 55655, - ....i ROW I KL to Rl Susie Newman Judy Novak Judy Hovey hlwabeth Simmons Kathy Hoska Cynthia Vlarcy Linda Thorcn Beth Wetherald ROW 2 Barbara Drews Marilyn Opitz Jayne Dommskl Joyce Coleman Gayle Neuman Joan Ouhl Jam Keefe Margo Ferrell Darlene Gustafson Noreen Connolly ROW W June Snee Barb Braden Betty Thul Lu Ann Jacobson Susan Sarafol an Judy Komives Mar lys Maruslta Diane URcn Pat Hilger Cynthia Pilfold ROW 4 lean Pelzl Judy Demaree Elizabeth Taylor Roberta landro Judy Kmsel Dolores Komives Janet Fretschl Sally Knuth Diane Dierke Mary Healey lucille Blsping - s - - - ' 4 . . , . , . 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I LOG STAFF um-1 -um ti ,a- R -ti KN!- ROWl QL to RJ Judy Kinsel Gloria Nelson Dolores Komlves Elizabeth Taylor Bonnie Hov land Jeanne Mauseth ROW 7 Judy Anlauf LuAnn Jacobson Jayne DOmlDSlxl Sandy Boymgton Joanne Pelzl Tom Pepin Joanne Thomson Beth Brooks Pat ODonncll Ted Nemetz Zona Lin demann and Arlys Lemke The Log Staff headed by co editors Dolores Komlves and Elizabeth Taylor, plan, write, edit type and photograph all material under constant deadline pressures These people have made the 1958 Log what lt is Of spectal value was Tom Pepin the school photographer who took many pic tures for the Log Mr Lorenz is advisor for the Log Mr Jessen handled all flnanclal records for the Log and Wilsoman this year Log Wllsoman representatives have the responsibility of handling all subscrlptlons for both of the school publications They sell the pubhcations handle the money, keep the records and distribute each issue of the Wllsoman LOG WILSONIAN REPRESENTATIVES ROW l - CL to Rl Mr. Berendt. Diana Anderson. Jean DeVine. Barbara Anderson. Diane Jelinek, Carol Schulte. Mr. Lorenz. ROW 2 - Gloria Nelson, Jayne Dominslti. Bev Johnson. Janet l.oret7. Nlarcie l.enz. Janice Tungseth. ROW 3 - Bruce Hagslrom. Pat Milletle. Beth Wetherald. Marie Wolff. Jeanne Mauseth. Dorothy Fuchs. Jim Loots. ROW 4 - Nancy Carlson, Marita Shisler. Valeri Anderson. Georgette Zirk. Diane Dierke. l.uAnn Jacobson. WILSONIAN STAFF .. s , ft K A. 1 ',,gt.,, Y fs, v- no-X-'C -' , ., ,.,,, . , V -y... . ' ,-fs. ,. A ft 'QU' J -I - 4 .ws if11sU3i' fJEb, , , ,s 4,4 ' . , Q, ,::- T ' veit .- t T- 'Elf - A , gt Q'-1 . - gif' p r IT 'HM I I i Kg, K 'z .- 3 ig 33 ,, , , . gm ,naw its lf xx, 3 53 xi Sm Q' L' gi' as 5 - if - ROW 1 LL to R7 Beth Wctherald Sylvxa Rocknem Maureen McNeally Mr Berendt ROW Harry Paulson Mary Jo Benesch Judy Anlauf Earl Schultz ROW 3 Gene Schmtz Judy Komlves Judy Ktnsel Rose Gerlacl-. Jlm Loots ROW 4 Wynn Anderson Tom Snyder Jon Adams Jlm Pewters Jerry Calltnan After school, durmg school, at sports events, and at many of the organl zatxonal functtons, the members of the WllSOH18H Staff were seen gatherlng news ltems and taklng plctures Behmd the scenes other staffers were selhng ads wrxtlng copy edttmg, and Wfltlng headlmes to make poss1ble the ten lssues of the Wtlsoman whlch were published durmg the course of the year Under the dlrectlon of tts advlsor Mr Berendt and ltS Editor 1n Chtef Beth Wetherald the WllSOHl3n concluded lts twenty second year of prtntmg the news of Wllson Hlgh School about by and for W1lSOH students LOG WILSONIAN ALTERNATES llga ROW I tl to Rl Dm Hunnlter C'uolSehm1dt Jotnne Pelzl Bev Stelncamp Judy Abbott Flune Ylthl Cxnthlt Gorg Gary Gruber ROW 7 Mrrlene Kline Shirley Cawthornc Judy Van Dyke Dorothy Rohweder Ntncy Berry Jlntt Hlnrxtty Conmc Roblnson ROW 'J Wllml I'lI'lNLl9 Bcrlt Iygle Paul Buettncr John llndstrom Dxvld Peterson Jlm Jackson laurellen Ol son Annette Kohls Joyce Coleman SENIORS ROW I KL to RJ Judy Novak Glorla Nelson Janlce Tungseth Karen Knudson Audrey Prlebe Joanne Pelzl Gcraldlne Harder ROW 2 Mrldred Felekert Judy Anlauf Annette Kohls Jeanne Mauseth Kay Anderson Beth Brooks Sylvla Peterson ROW 3 Jayne Domlnskr Marllyn Roehl Elalne Norton Sandy Lee Janet Merlcle Marlene Erlckson LuAnn Jacobson ROW 4 Donna Roy Judy Betak Jean Macdonald Vera Tomlenovlch Judy Kmsel Darlene Johnson Judy Demaree The Wrlson Y Teens groups, spon ored by the St Paul YWCA perform SCIVICC projects durlng the year IS well as planmng and carrying out soclal events such as dances partles slelgh rldes and pow wows The treshmen sophomore junlor and senlor groups hold money ralsrng projects to fmance these soclal events One of the blg events ot the year for Y Teens lS Tag Day on whlch members of the Y Teens groups of St Paul collect money for the Free Bed Fund for Ch1ldren s Hospltal This year the sophomore group collected toys for underprrvlleged ch1l dren at Chrlstmastlme The senior Y Teens group lS headed by Glorrt Nelson, presxdent Jeanne Mauseth v1ce presxdent Jayne DOIl1lnSkl secret xry Donna Roy treasurer and LuAnn Jacobson, ICC representatlve Pat Fuller lb the rdvnsor for the group J U WI I 0 R S ROW I LL to RJ Gayle Neuman Marcre Lenz Loretta Ballls Geraldme Yamsch Blllle Bursmger Holly Phrlllps Michele Turner ROW 2 Mary Albert Charlene Thomas Avrs Swenson Carolyn Manke Darlene Boyum Pat Hurlbert Jackie Ellsworth ROW 3 Zarlda Johnson Pat Thorn Joy Gregerson Carol Hanson Penny Burke Duane P1tLl Bev Nelson A. 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I :Z f .? 45 SOPHOMORES ROW l QL to RJ Mary Stiekney Betty Mattson LaVonne Hill Janet Schmidt Virginia Matthews Gloria Amon Anne McEvoy Paula Kochstek Karen Riedler ROW 2 Mary Otteson Bev John son Kathy Sipprell Sheila Holle Barbara Lemmcr Joanne Boyd Nancy Berry Nancy Scott D1 ane Beebe Kathleen OBoyle Diane Lowrte Sally Weber ROW 3 Joyce Mortenson Delores Mc Kmnon Sandra Ostermann Marlys Maruslxa Diane U Ren Marita Shisler Betty Thul Carol Jesse Eleanor Johnson Barbara Braden Nancy Schroyer June Snee ROW 4 Joyce Syvertsen Noreen Connolly Mary Healey Kay Hovland Sally Knuth Roberta Landro Mary Ballts Janis Norman Sandy Oberg Jean Pelzl Nancy Petro Carol Olson Junior officers irc Marx Albert president Billie Bursmger vice president Jackie Ellsworth secret try Charlene Thomas treasurer and Pat Hurlbert ICC represent itive Marlys Peterson is the tdvtsor for the junior group He idiniz the sophomore roup ire K ithte Stpprell president June Snee vice president Ktren Riedler secretary Btrbara Braden treasurer Kay Hovland ICC represent tttve and M try Ellen Bunde chaplain Audrey Keele is the idvtsor for the group The freshmen Y Teens officers mclude Judy Michalitsch president Elizabeth Stpprell, vice president Judy Hovey secretary Donna Johnson treasurer and Linda Thoren ICC representative The advisor for the group IS Anita Shisler F R E S H M E N ROW l - QL to RJ Mary Denise Neary, Diane Graham, Liz Sipprell, Lorraine I-Iesley, Rosalie Ka- das, Barbara Anderson, Paula Verboncoeur, Mary Jane Naumann. ROW 2 - Cynthia Marcy, Don- na Johnson, Liz Simmons, Elizabeth Klug, Mary Lou Kothe, Linda Thoren, Mary Lambert, Judy Hovey. ROW 3 - Barbara Drews, Susan Weinmann, Doris Scheunemann, Phyllis Hjelmgren, Susan Robinson, Judy Michalitsch, Karon Warnest, Pamela Keefe. x 'za i A sv j- .5 . S li N I 0 R S ROW l - tl. to RJ SuLy Newman, Judy Novak, Millie Feickert. .Joanne PelLl, EliLabeth Anderson, Gloria Nelson. ROW 2 - Beth Wetherald, Sylvia Peterson, Donna Roy, Janice Tungseth, Jayne Dominski. Waltraud l.ang. ROW 3 - Judy Anlauf. l.uey Bisping. Judy Demaree, Janet Mcriele, l.uAnn Jacobson, Beth Brooks. ROW 4 - Diane Dierke, Jean Macdonald, Judy Kinsel, Winnie Brown, Elizabeth Taylor, Miss Bowen. GIRL THLETIC A sport for every girl and every girl in a sport is our G.A.A. motto. The Girls, Athle- tic Association meets twice a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays before and after school. This year there are one hundred and ninety-four members. The purpose ol' G.A.A. is to en- courage all girls to have fun together athletically. To accomplish this, G.A.A. plays all the organized seasonal sports such as basketball, volley ball, field ball, and softball. At the end of the volleyball and basketball seasons, an inter-class tournament is held. Besides these sports, the girls play badminton. deck tennis, table tennis, and tumbling. Each girl is encouraged to take part in sports and games outside ol' school. In these outside activities, the members swim, ride horseback. bowl. plav tennis, dance, arch, and skate. G.A.A. is not all sports. Several .I lf N I0 R S ROW I - tl. to RJ Mary Dorner. Linnea Olson, Joan Krech, Billie Bursinger, Judy lngelbretson, Madelon Welk. Jean lkloldenhauer. ROW 2 - Marilu Jaspers. lfran Carlson, Roberta Knapp. Diane Grossklaus, Darlene Gustafson, Loretta Ballis. Carolyn Manke, Kathy Schmid. ROW 3 - Eleanor Gjerde, Zona Lindemann. .Iudy Komives, Nancy Carlson, l.ois Brustman. Linda Sievers, Joan Ouhl, Miss Bowen. ROW -1 - Rose Gerlaek, Muriel Reineke Deanne Kadas, Harleen Miles, Judy Solum, Carolyn Johnson, Valerie Anderson, Sandy Strom. 71.9 SOPHOMORES ROW l - tl. to Rl Mary Stiekney. Betty Mattson, l.avonne Hill. Janet Schmidt, Virginia Matthews, Gloria Amon. Anne Mclivoy, Paula Kochsiek, Karen Riedler. ROW 2 - Mary Otteson. Bev John- son, Kathy Sipprell. Sheila Holle, Barbara Lemmer. Joanne Boyd. Nancy Berry, Nancy Scott, Di- ane Beebe. Kathleen O'Boyle. Diane l.owrie, Sally Weber, ROW 3 - .Joyce Mortenson, Delores Mc- Kinnon. Sandra Ostermann. Marlys Maruska, Diane U'Ren. Marita Shisler. Betty Thul, Carol Jesse, Eleanor Johnson. Barbara Braden. Nancy Schroyer. June Snee. ROW 4 - Joyce Syvertscn. Noreen Connolly. Mary Healey. Kay Hovland. Sally Knnth. Roberta l.antlro. Mary llallis, Janis Norman, Sandy Oberg, Jean Pelzl, Nancy Petro, Carol Olson. SSOC TIO times during the year everyone gets together at a party. Entertainment is provided and re- freshments are served. At the Christmas party this year, the members learned about Christ- mas in Germany. Once or twice a year the Wilson G.A.A. invites girls from other schools to a playday. ln turn Wilson girls are invited to some of the other schools. Through partici- pation in these school year activities, each girl earns points towards her letter. lf by her jun- ior or senior year a girl has earned one thousand points, she will receive her letter. Seniors who have earned their letters have an opportunity to work towards their all-city emblem. To receive this emblem she must earn five hundred points. The season comes to a climax each year at the G.A.A. letter assembly. F R E S H M E N ROW I - QL to Rl Diane Anderson, Janet Jacobs, Joan Kaluza, Wanda Veum. ROW 2 - Rosalie Kadas, Liz Sipprell, Liz Simmons, Cynthia Marcy, Cynthia Gorg, Marie Krech, Linda Thoren, Sharon Schieber, Jeannette Mullner, Carolee Brunner, Judy Hovey, Joanne Gatto, Lorraine Hesley. ROW 3 - Patricia Ingelbret, Dorothy St. Marie, Judy Abbott, Sandy Trulson, Patricia Bjorklund, Pat Millette, Elizabeth Klug, Judy Hamann, Kath- leen Ekleberry, Carolyn Kamrath, Coralee White, Barbara Anderson, Karen Olson. ROW 4 - Terrie Wallace, Kathy Grundhauser, Dorothy Rohweder, Judy Norman, Carole Yaeger, Maryann Glyer, Marjorie Slater, Pat Connolly, Susan Robinson, Judy Michalitsch, Barbara Hitchcock, Darlene Reed, Beverly Staples, Barbara Clink, Miss Bowen. ROW 5 - Dorothy Fuchs, Ruth Morstad, Doris Scheunemann, Carol Bultena, Judy Boyd, Phyllis Hjelmgren, Carol Nieman, Cindy Johnson, Sue Anderson, Corinne Tinge, Mary Rappath, Carol Sentmim, Bar- bara Berg, Sharon Lentsch, Judy Van Dyke. ROW l - LL to RJ Joan Kaluza, Ron Nicholas, Bob Lehman, Nancy Grindland, Bob Trafton, Judy Anlauf, Chuck French, Beth Wetherald, Sylvia Peterson, Janet Schmidt, Carole Yaeger. ROW 2 - Karen Riedler, Pat Hilger, Larry Grindland, Jim Rucci, Cathy Schmoller, Lois Brustman, Caro- lyn Johnson, Bruce Todd, Gordon Hoelscher, Wanda Veum, Bob Olson, Bob Gustafson, Ed King- Ellison, Joyce Mortenson, Delores McKinnon. Wilson's band, under the direction of Emmett A. Doc Raymond, has had a busy schedule this year. During the summer the band marched in the Minneapolis Aquatcnnial Grand Parade and the torchlight parade. Again this year they presented half-time shows at several of the football games. The band also presented a pre-Christmas concert with the aid of the choir for the entire school. They performed at the Musical Jamboree and the day and ROW 3 - Wayne Kasprzak, Laurie Hopkins, Marilyn Poage, Judy Schussler, Eleanor Johnson, Sue Thompson, Noreen Wood, George Uebel, Jerry Pateyuk. ROW ,4 -'Tom Lindgren, Nancy Carlson, Waltraud Lang, Rita Hofeld, Nancy Sontag, Nancy Berry, Eugene Anderson, Jackie Jahnke, Dick Schmoller. ROW 5 - Leslie Weeks, Dan Snyder, Donna Diers, Joyce Syvertsen. Lowell Lundeen, Bob Mazacek, Sue Sarafolean. ROW 6 - Wilma Firkus, Joe Poidinger, Bob Esperson, Bill DeZelar, Roger Beck, Elizabeth Taylor, Cynthia Pilford, Mike McNeally. ROW 7 - Ed Blanck, John Hausauer, Dave Peterson, Bill Johnson. torchlight parades in connection with the St. Paul Winter Carnival. The Minnesota Centennial was the theme for this year's Musical Jamboree, and the band, in the formation of a huge star symbolizing the North Star State, through music and dance depicted Minnesota's first one hundred years. Band members feasted at the annual band dinner in the new Brown and Bigelow cafeteria on January 30, 1958. The hand in marching formation. I vi Brown and Bigelow played host to thc band at thc annual band dinner on January 30, 1958 in thc new Brown and Bigelow cafeteria. B i . J ROW l - lL to Rl Rita Lamb, Regina metzler, Karen Barg. Marlene Kline. Joyce Thelander, Marlene Erickson, Marty Jurgensen, Dick Beckstrom. Dennis Gaustad, Janet Weinmann, Carol Thake, Pat Thorn, Gloria Nelson, Linda Arms, Suzette Rush. ROW 2 - Muriel Reineke, Barbara Lemmer, Roberta Knapp, Yvonne Meld, Pat Karras, Ron Hanson, Virgil lundquist, Bernard Tester, Don Phillips, Tom Wolter. Mary Casey. Nancy Morris. Kathleen Griffin, Sandra Roerig. Mary Ballis. ROW 3 - Mary Larson, Gayle Moellerman, Judy Thron. Cathie Fasehingbauer, Donna Mae John, Pat Padden. Gary Hutsinger, Mark Haag, Jim Haberkorn. Eddie Caldie. Zarida Johnson. Kathy Morris, Janice Tungseth. Jean Jaeger. ROW 4 - Kay Parranto, Bcrit Lygrc. Joyce Kuchenbacker, Laurellen Olson, Ken El- verhoy, Gary Holcomb. Bob Hanson. Dick Hermstad, Bob Lowe, John Chermok, Marilyn Howard, Jeanne Falteseic, Carol Olson, Marie Wolff, Linda Sievers. CHOIR Like the band, the choir also has a busy schedule during the school year. Everyday during first period mello strains can be heard echoing through Wilson's halls from the band room in the sub-basement where the choir rehearses for the Christmas, Memorial Day, and Easter Assemblies. For the annual operetta in January, the choir presented H.M.S. Pinafore. Bob Lowe, Gary Huntsinger, Joyce Kuchenbacher, Cath- erine Casey, and Gary Holcomb were the leading char- acters. The choir also made its annual appearance at the spring band concert. The entire cast surrounds the main characters in a scene from H.M.S. Pinafore. fl! il iii? y'i ROW 1 - KL to RJ Mr. Hinshaw. Judy Abbott, Diana Anderson. Maryann Glyer. ROW 2 - Bob Thul, Laura Graves, Janet Loretz, Marlene Kline, Jackie Jahnke. ROW 3 - Dick Small, Roger Runyan, Jim Gustafson, Dave Benson. ROW 4 - John Hausauer, Bruce Nel- son, Bob Naughter. ROW 5 - Bruce Birkman, Curtis Yaeger, Bruce Benysek, John Hansen. fgkifw COLOR GUARDS . , 4 Senior color guards: Chuck Hadrich, :Q gl Bill Nelson, and Ron Hanson. J SCIENCE CLUB Field trips, entries in science fairs, pro- ject building, and attendance at scientific lectures are the activities of the Science Club. lt gives students a chance to take part in extra-curricular work in science, and they can actually work on a scientific project. The club, which meets twice a month, has 25 members and the officers are: Jim Gustafson, president, Bob Thul, vice presidentg Janet Loretz, secretary, and Bruce Nelson, treasurer. BOWLING Wilson students formed eight bowling teams which bowled each Tuesday at the Midway Y. The boy's high average of 160 was held by Bob Clifford, and Jean Macdonald with a 136 led the girls. At left are pictured the eight team captains. Millie Feickert, typist for the league, Gary Huntsinger, secretary. Standing CL to RJ Ron Kollander, Wayne Nelson, Jean Macdonald, John Hansen, Earl Schultz, and Jim Stepnick. This picture putS the fans right in with the action, or vice-versa. Karen Knudson and Vera Tomlenovich avoid thc crowd to do home- work. WIL ITE AT WURK AN Visitors and students cn- joying one of Wilson's ten Kanteen dances. PL W-, . I 'ue Roman sluvcs Ron Germain, Diana Anderson, Mark Stcpniclx. Charles Rochl, from thc first year l,z1tin class depict cvcnts from thc Roman banquet. 4 N J QV . l 4, N Y ,W 1 - ' t X' ag'-5 , Another pomt fol the faculty IS made Frcnch und l atm cuoltrs smt ln tht front hall ll to Rl ROW 1 Elizabeth Carlxon D1 lm ltllntlx Bonnlt Hovllnd Mlntlt Ptnrson ROW 2 - IL to RJ Bruce Ntlson Jun Ptlzl WlDlfYLLl Brown J anne Thomson Roger Brown Carl Borgstrom and Jxm Wdllkl wk qi 1'5- Q' is Snowflake Queen Kathy Sipprell Wynn Anderson screams in horror as his daughter, Margo Ferrell, rides toward death in the Junior Class Melodrama. Junior singers practicing for their class melodrama. 'X H P Janice Marx and Mary Ellen Bunde take care of the work in the office. .-A - Senior boys take time out for grace during their lunch period. Third period chemistry students work diligently on an experiment. wjf - K Q W A S 5 E655 ' ' ,, QW? ' C f' ..'-.-:sjfl H of 73 L if Homemakers of tomorrow learn new methgdg Mr MOTTISOH IDSIFUCIS Iowell Lundeen Margo Ferrell and lnm Cheney who took the leadmg roles ln the Onstagers productlon of Our Town X --e Tom Masso and Dorothy Fuchs point out items of importance on the bulletin boards in Mr. Sokols freshmen ciyics class. Ted Nemetz and Joe Mandell, gym leaders, in full control of the class. Future architects at work. d1F1 f4 The Journalism assembly, in za take-off on This ls Your Life, The Tonettcs, Nancy Carlson, Carolyn John- found Earl Schultz portraying Ralph Edwards. Here he intro- SOD- AVIYS I-Cmke, llfld 101111 -l11CgCf lldd 21 mll- duces Melvin Fleck to his long-lost mother and father. Sicul note to thc Journalism assembly. Block that kick! I .bf :xg ' Mr. Andcrson's biology class watches the antics of two white rats. fin These secretaries like coffee breaks best. Members of the art class try to match da Vinci's work. few- Eh WF ff' Mr. Mastbatimk sixth period plane geometry class works diligently with X the help of Mr. Mastbaum and Miss X Teufert, student teacher. -.av ww is-A , K gf- qw 'zu'-1 melwwl .... .. 0' N , J fa . tg... . N Mu, Ml ka! Peggy Fair surveys a map of Germany with Waltraud Lang, Wilson's first exchange student, Peggy studied in Germany this past year under the International Christian Youth Exchange Program. Waltraud was a senior here under the same program. Shop class, under the direction of Mr. Ferris learns the proper use of the circle saw. Looking on from left to right are: Ralph Davies, Fred Voss, Warren Marshall, Tom Mayer, Charles Wienholzcr, and Donald Heinn. AXE HO ECOMI -1958 Excitement ran high at Wilson as the 1957 Homecoming festivities approached. Homecoming day started with the annual coronation assembly staged in the setting of a medieval castle. An atmosphere of suspense pre- vailed as Doc Raymond named Karen Knudson and Bill Nelson to reign as king and queen over Homecoming activities, including a parade, football game, and dance, Valeri Clark and Jim McLean, last year's royalty, were among the many Wilson alumnae who attended the events of the day. Seated on their throne are Queen Karen and King Bill surrounded by their court. Left to right Vera Tomlenovich, Beth Wetherald, Joyce Thelander, Gloria Nelson, Val Clark 1956 Homecoming queen, Jayne Dominski, and Janet Mericle. Wilson students line up for their parade through the city. mix-f M . -55 unix if ' A? if?'1x'J:'31 an.. 1 3 7 lr g 5 . ,, i sf Q if ' 2 5 7 'X A ty 1 Y l J l if The Grande March was the highlight of the evening, 1957 J -S PROM Wilson juniors, seniors. and their dates danced to the mellow strains ol' Moonlight Serenade at the 1957 Junior-Senior Prom on May 3, 1957 at the Grand Ballroom of the Lowry Hotel. Cool sounds and romantic rhythms were provided by Ray Field's band. Gentlemen John Hansen and Tom Hutton help their dates Judy Novak and Joanne Thomson with their eoats as they prepare to leave. it at 3 7 , i 7 2 i e t 7 i ii :TJ A T ? C W 1 , X . X1 . X C, i I l V' V ii f Queen King Karen Bill 1958 CARNIVAL Hungry carnival goers stop for refreshments R ,as QU 'YH Sandy Strom and Karen Amund Qen fllled bags of popcorn Baubles bangles and beads 70 Queen Joxce l ffl: N lol L , Jlm Pcwters and Earl Schultz mixed magxc ln a hat Nlortenson iv The queens court ROW 1 QL to RJ Erna Lou Lofstrom and Judy Thron ROW 2 Bev John ion Duane Jelmck and Janice Polar ROW 3 Gayle Neumann LuAnn Jacobson Queen Joyce Escort Carl Borgstrom Pat Hurlbert and Wanda Veum Y g VW ! , J m .. W , I - X 9 ' J I O J A 1 lj l . i'q:'2', 5 V , ,J -1, ' W if A f sy t H e O J ' f ' ' ' - 5 J ' I 1 Hal, ' ' sal'! ff ffiyfu -, ,-Q Zim ' 1 is 'gf f xg! 'L wi.. Q, ' ik., Q , M54 I J su, X J A . ,g,,., 0 7 Q I :X leaf gs , f rc... I If R . Q s' 'A A ' A A ef., Jil'-he I4 ' - gl 'fr V wir 'J ' ' vw. ai' , 5 J O O' A L x A l iv' ,J . ' ,Ll f V- iw 1 ,. 'Q'3?7. dp J A 2 J J I J X f J -lf3'7.iif5l J' ' K . 1 23.47, J s I .f l A be 'X J xf rf, a V 'll A c ' x ,, ' 4. 'Q ' Q, ' l L . 1 . . . . - - 1 ' -Q y ' 1 -A A .V , ROW l - KL to RJ Bob Haven, Dennis Johnson, Marty Jurgcnsen. Dick lmholte. Pat Padden, Chuck Hadrich, Jeff Hunziker. ROW 2 - Dave Bcaudet, Ted Hein. Mike Cullen. larry lalielle. Carl Borgstrom. Bob Elliot. Dick Herm- stad. ROW 3 - Bill Howard, Wally Mitchell, Lyle Green, Pat Fitzgerald. .lim l.oots. Bill Anderson. ROW 4 - Gary McLean, Ted Hunziker, Mike Whichello. Chuck Small. Joe Mandell. Roger Brown. Jack Solum. ROW 5 - Mr. Fitz- harris, coach, Jim Beutelspacher, Dave McKinnon, Jim Elledge, Ron Germain, Lee Alexander, John Loretz. student manager. VARSITY FOOTBALL Coach Fitzharris had only nine seniors on the 1957 varsity squad, and the lack of experience proved costly in several games. Seniors Marty Jur- gensen, Chuck Hadrich, Lyle Green, Dennis John- son, Pat Padden, Jim Elledge, Joc Mandell, Bill Howard, and Ted Hunziker played their last game for the Redmen. A promising crop of sophomores headed by Carl Borgstrom, Bill Anderson, Bob Elliot, Mike Cullen and Pat Fitzgerald were helped by a year's experi- ence. Offensively, the team showed they could score, being blanked only once, and Coach Fitz and his aide Mr. Sokol hope the defense will improve in '58 with the added experience which the boys received this year. :Q scones A f- I -W 1 p WILSON OPPONENTS ' X ,A X 19 Murray ....... ...40 B qQ,, y ...fr - , xx, ,, f ii 6 Mechanic Arts . . . . .33 -. I ' 0 Harding . . . . . . .25 ...gg ,T lvvs T 6 Central . . . . .34 13 si. Agnes .. ...zo 14 Johnson . . . .21 , 13 Humboldt .. ...27 S-1, stts 1 34 washington . ...13 11. nf 1.1 4 V7 ' I .r .. Jim Elledge fp Pat Padden , , 1.1 ' ' ,7 Q fx xfjkgqv I In I W ' H 1 Q ps 3 s z .-fav A ! f ' V -j t X fi. - 'T V we we re 1 v , ,f , , B ,Ve , C l l ll: lf- ,,, , i B- B C . J aw.tgf ey 'l if ' ' - it Q, yu V yy .l y Y ,asf M VN gl! ,A Q www f! Q WH, K ,Li Q f f eff! i N. . L, J ,. LLM f lil, V, v ,r , 1 5 t .5 K I - i , C B5 ,X M me -, fx ' 2' , A X ti' ii ei C-HQ i ' Q , in N :write . i X , 4 ' 1 limfe' . K y . . r A it ' f ,f ':W lim? ' .. M, ., -alt' 1c ' ,ji , A.. OFFENSIVE TEAM Line tl. to RJ Chuck Hudrich, Carl Borgstrom, Dcnny Johnson, Mike Cullen, Bob Elliot, Dave MacKinnon, Pat Padden. Backs LL to RJ Jim Loots, Bill Anderson, Wally Mitchell, Marty Jur- genscn. 'Q il Nvr' ,V l ' ff, ya. Y 'Q2I2'fZ1'-gif' r K Hadtggh Bi11And- -N C500 erson , WSW, ii ii f 7 -ii .. ii M, . gh Q v A ,Wgki , Jud ,sei 'f'w,,. .N .. ,L DEFENSIVE TEAM Line IL to Rl Joe Mandell, Pat Padden, Denny Johnson, Bob Elliot, Carl Borgstrom, Chuck Had- rich. Backs QL to RJ Mike Cullen, Bill Anderson, Marty Jurgensen, Dick Hermstad, Pat Fitzgerald. ,'Z,j,n,. ii-'i 1 Coaches Sokol and Fitz- harris at a crucial mo- ment. A Wilson player picks up yardage. Marty Jurgensen. . fly .JJ L. I In Coach Sokol's blood splashersn plan strategy against the varsity Bill Anderson runs interference for Dick Hcrmstad in the Central game. Marty runs into some opposition. We won! r Q :ff ROW 1 QL to RJ B111 Wolter Mark Sundqulst Ken Johnson John Rath Dave Carlson John Clarke Joe Corla ROW 2 Leroy Sandgren Charles Wemholzer Loren Schreader John Anderson James Spear Douglas Baker Bob Olson Dave Markuson Danny Dames ROW 3 Don Helnn Ken Col Inns Bob Van Wyck John Boyum Tom Pretzel Tom Wolter Duck Strohklrch Chuck Cheney Kexth Koch Bernard Tester ROW 4 Don Morgan Pat Joyce Joe Podulke Lloyd Baker James Maag Mlke Freeman Tom Strohklrch Jlm OHara Bob Durband ROW 5 Bruce Todd manager Dar ryl Durband Tom Mayer John Lyons Mrke Jastrow John Hockbem Fred Daleske Tom Masso B111 Bunde Marty Maloney Gordle Hoelscher Coach Hmshaw B FOOTBALL Coach Kent Hmshaw had nearly 50 un derclassmen out for B squad football th1s year Top sophomore prospects who should help next year s varslty lnclude Tom Wol ter Mrke Jastrow, B111 Bunde B111 Wolter Darryl Durband and Pat Joyce Several freshmen also showed promlse for commg campalgns Tom Masso Mlke Freeman Ken Johnson, Gordle I-Ioelscher and J1m Spear were the leadmg frosh Though the won and lost record was not rmpresslve, the boys gamed valuable experlence through the1r game competltlon Darryl Durband Wllson quarterback turns left end w1th Tom Masso and Mlke Freeman leadmg the way -4. .sl ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 . . . , 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 s 1 1 1 ' 1 9 , . . . . 1 1 1 , . 1 1 Marty Jurgensen 1 3 H an i , y ,Q A Q ' f. was ...al ROW 1 - LL to RJ Vern Barnick, Gary Gruber, Mike Wichello, Pat Fitzgerald, Dwight Johnson, Bill Anderson, George Amon. ROW 2 - Dick Beaudet, Sheldon Weichording, Marty Jurgensen, Norm Hammink, Tom Connolly, Claude Bcaudct, Darrel Kenops, Bob Elliot, Mr. Anderson. VARSITY HOCKEY Inexperience was the keynote of the hockey season for the Redmen this year. If effort alone could win games, the boys would be on top, said Coach Anderson. Only three seniors, Marty Jurgensen, Tom Connolly and Norm Hammink, graduate from this year's squad and things look much better for the future. A feeder program in the area grade schools was begun by Coach Anderson this year to provide game conditions for future Wilsonites. R E S S C 0 Tom Connolly WILSON OPPONENT 0 .......... St. Thomas ...... 2 3 0 .......... Mpls. West ...... 6 O QPreviewJ. . Central ..... . . 0 A if-A 0 .......... Johnson .. .. 7 , 0 .......... Central . . . . . l C 1 . . . .... Monroe ..... . . . 6 0 . . . .... Humboldt ...,... 3 5 . . . .... Mpls. Central .... 2 g 7 0 . . . ...- Murray ......... 2 if f 1 . . . ..-. Mech. Arts ...... 7 9 f. iigjliafnik in y l . . . .... Washington ..... 4 i I ' H 1... 3 .... sr. Cloud Tech.. .. 0 '.. if - - - ---- Harding ........ 3 -1 3 X - - - ---- Mpls. Edison .... 0 'Qf'f 5 . - . ---- Mpls. Central .... 3 'KOMO 3 ' - ' ---- St. Agnes ....... 4 . ' , 0 .... N.St.Paul ...... 3 - gy. l . . . .... St. Thomas ..... . 5 y -NS X 2 . . . .... Edison ..... . . . 3 1. . ,Q ,, -was f Tu 'M f' f, ,ll .4 , 1-n...,V, 1 ' tu. virili- fgaiflll, 1 if .,.. .955 Mike Whichcllo fires ina goal against Washington. t- if t ,, - A F ,gi Q h-14 M 4 l xl-A K nf K A4 I 3 lp 1'-xi KENQ' f .f 3 fn NQ , , , Q :f lvfiy' sr film-ffl. agl ,I X - ,.M' ' f'--eg Q- ., fit Q - Y 1 ' .. G-55 Pat Fitzgerald chalks up another save. nm. f gflw .. ,Q nn iii Q George Amon 9 -V A 1 tiff' S 5 K. '43 Pat Fitzgerald .Q rv Bob Elliot Wilson's hockey queen Nancy Carlson. George Amon and Tom Connolly scramble for a free puck. Ain' Pit Fitzgerald stops an op poncnts attempt to scorc ff! J in ,,! I 4x 'rcparmg the hockey r1nk 0 another busy scason T 1, tcam is in 1 huddlc' f jf! M' lf,,JkJl ff' X 1 f , ' 78 The hockey team rests on the boards before a game played on Wilson's ice. Bob Elliot aids Pat Fitzgerald t record another save. I Sv. , 1 ., L.-, ,A , fix, ' f'-I, by ' 11 .- fir 1, ' - 'RQ' , ' ' I ' 'Q , 1 2' ', ,V ,. 1, '- '- -., 1 4, , . , hx. . ',.kj ,I . YA he . 4 X - .' '- - 7 4 , 5 '-'-1-age . .4 1 ' , A' , . so r v M... , FAX Three B squad members Jack Solum Tom Spear and Owen Nelson get ready for a game B HOCKEY In spite of a 6 lost, 2 tied record, the scores of the league games prove that the B squad played a good brand of hockey. The team practiced in the morning from 6:30 to 8:00 which meant a considerable sacrifice to the boys who really wanted to play. The squad was made up of nearly all freshmen and these boys will be a valuable asset to Wilson's future hockey plans. The Stroh- kirch twins, Tom and Dick, and Jim Spear showed special promise for the future. S C 0 R E S WILSON OPPONENTS Monroe Mechanics Johnson Humboldt Harding Central Washington Murray 3 gong ix Q 14 0 Q QSQQSQ. QVLQNEX M4 -if Rvww 5 QQPDMN QQUHEN was if N 3 if? W' 8 E659 if 365- The B squad first line Dick Strohkirch Jack Solum Gary Bultman Owen Nelson and Tom Strohkirch 79 a '59 x I' 2 .............. .............. 2 ' 2 .............. ' ............ 3 1 .............. .............. 4 A F 1 0 .............. ............ 0 ' 1. ' C 2 .............. ' .............. 4 'A 1 .............. .............. 2 1 .............. ' M ........... 3 2 .,............ .............. 5 '1 : xx t iff p gr 5 ti: C za tl , Q' S. 'O ' lx' ' S H45 'A it t , ' the f' 4 W Wx. if r - s 5 , V Vygg A me fx X at y gi pl K ,4-'ht f ' ' C tl. to Rl - .Iohn l.oretz, Ron Hanson, Pat Padden, Bill Nelson, Ion Adams, Roger Brown, Jerry Callinan, Tom a 5 lm my Hutton. VARSITY BASKETBALL City champions for three consecutive years! This is the proud boast of Paul Sokol's cagers as once again in 1957-58 the Redmen shared the city basketball crown - this time with Central- on a 7-1 record. Out-sized, but never out-hustled, the scrappy five compiled an 18 won, 6 lost rec- ord including a tough loss to big Minneapolis Central in the Twin City game. Their only league loss was an overtime defeat by Mechanics as they went to the District 15 finals before bowing to co-champion Central. All-City performers Bill Nelson and Toni Hutton, little John Loretz and Pat Padden were outstanding players during the thrill-packed season. Scrambling for a loose hall in the Mechanic Arts game. S C O R E S WILSON OPPONENTS 41 ......... Stillwater ........... 33 62 ......... So. St. Paul ......... 40 59 .... .... U -High ....... ..... 4 9 y 54 .... .... F orest Lake .... . . .52 63... .... St. Paul Acd. ...39 55... .... Mpls. North ...60 45 .... .... J ohnson .... . . .43 52 .... .... C entral . . . . . .44 50. . . .... Willmar . . . . .47 61... .... Marshall .. ...47 68 .... .... N orth ...... . . .46 49... .... Mech. Arts .... . . .52 52... .... Henry ...... ...32 55... .... Harding ...... ...31 50 .... .... W ashington .... . . .37 70. . . .... Monroe .......... . .45 62. . . .... Minnehaha Acd. . . . . . .68 56. . . .... Humboldt ...... . . .39 56 ......... Murray ............. 38 52 ......... Albert Lea .......... 53 DISTRICT PLAYOFFS 50 ......... Humboldt ........... 43 66 ......... Murray ............. 49 34 ......... Central ............. 50 TWIN CITY GAME 51 ......... Mpls. Central ........ 58 The rebound goes to Forest Lake Another packed house for the Forest Lake game. Tom Hutton 4 S W. :ZX John Loretz 'AW' Pat Padden Bill Nelson takes a re- bound from two Proxies. Roger Brown Bill Nelson Bill Nelson is double-teamed by two Forest Luke Guards. Pat Paddcn and Jerry Callmm pull down fu rnbound 1glll'lSl Mechamcs Blll almost had thls om Y. R Mlghry qowded unghr that bdslwf' Co uh Paul Qolxol m 1 Slxllll9L'iSl0I1 wlth hls tc m hpiore dlstrlct play offs t. E x. rl: .,.. ' 'Y r 1 3 . .. :E ,LA ., , or ...t . 'Q Ghil ' Nt , k 1 x l g X I i Q , t.,.1 L5 L L I '. Iwi. i ks' .. ROW l - ll. to Rr Bruce Hzigstrom. Chuck Chcncy. Dave Cioon. 'lom Schwurn. Don Heinn, Bob Durbaml. Marv Runyon. .loc Coria. ROW 2 - Darryl Durband, Ken Bower, Bruce Todtl. 'lom Masso. Bill llunde. .left Iioyington. Tom Coil. ROW 3 - Gary Mcl can. 'l om Raippath, Don Phillips, Bob Haven. Carl Borgstrom, Gordie Hoclscher. l.urry Deutsch. Couch William Lorenz. B BASKETBALL The B squad basketball team's early morn- ing C6130 to 8:00 a.m.J practices paid off with a 6-2 record good for second place in the junior varsity race. Coach Lorenz said, These kids showed real desire. They're a great bunch of hustlers and several of them can win spots Tom Rappath hits a t handed jump shot. on next ycar's varsity. Top sophomore pros- pects include Bruce Todd, Ken Bower, Tom Rappath, Larry Deutsch. Darryl Durband, and Carl Borgstrom. Leading freshmen were Gary McLean, Tom Coil, Gordy Hoelschcr, Tom Masso and Bob Durband. Gary McLean scores on a layup against U High S C 0 R E S WILSON OPPONENT 22 ...... ..... S tillwater ............. 48 30 .... ..... S outh St. Paul .... .... 4 I 32 .... ..... U -High ...... .... 2 6 35 .... ..... F orest Lake ... . . . .33 43 .... ..... S . P. A. .... .... 1 3 37 .... .... J ohnson ....31 52 .... .... C entral . . . . . .40 36 .... .... M echanics . . . .31 45 .... .... W ashington . . . . . .23 44 .... .... H arding .... . . .48 45 .... .... H arding . . . . . .33 54 .... .... M onroc .... . . .32 34 .... .... M innehaha . . . . . .49 35 .... .... H umboldt . . . . .43 55 ..... .... M urray ...... . . .32 PLAY OFFS 52 .... .... J ohnson .... . . .47 26 ..... .... H umboldt . . . . .27 SWIMMING Championships for the Wilson Mermen are becoming an annual af- fair. This year the swimmers captured their third consecutive crown with 98 points in the city meet. Junior Duane Malmstrom set a city meet record of 24 seconds flat in the 50 yard free style event. Duane and Doug Malm- strom, George Uebel and Dick Swanson won the 200 yard medley relay event in the State meet as the team finished sixth in a strong field, The team has not lost a conference dual meet in over four years, and with the promising group of underclassmen back it looks like another banner season in 1958-1959. Senior members of the team include: Co-Captains Doug Malmstrom and George Uebel, John Hansen, Jim Gustafson, and Dave Benson. . asia K A 4 I 'A ,.1... it ' --Mx. ' - l Z W i 1 b 5, :S f 1 1 1, S f, Q J ' . 1 7 ' AV y M g 5 A s 145 u, ,ffl '-'fr ,A - J ,Jrc i'K Seniors Doug Malmstrom. Jim Gustafson, George Uebel, John ROW l - QL to RJ Danny Dames, Dan Hunziker, Gene Meredith, Tate Doering, Dean Nelson. ROW 2 - John Han- sen, John Payne, Dennis Lewis, Dave Benson, Gary Carlson, Duane Malmstrom. ROW 3 - Jim Gustafson, Dick Swanson, Doug Malmstrom, George Ue- bel, Dave Olsen, Rodger Sage. S C 0 R E S WILSON OPPONENT . . .Monroe ...... . . . . . .Washington . . .. . ...Johnson .... ... ...Ramsey .. . . .Murray . . , . ...Central . . .Mechanics . . . . . ...Humboldt... ...Harding .. , .. vsug George Uebel finishes his Hansen, and Dave Benson prepare for a practice dash at the SPCCUIUY, the Bulteffly- Wilder pool. Doug Malmstrom takes off in the 100 yard free style. Hunts finishes first again. ROW l - Tate Doerring, Willard Ortt, Dennis Lavelle, Wilfred Ortt, Earl Schultz. ROW 2 Jerry Callinan, Jim McGee, Don Wcstlund, Owen Nelson, Coach Huntley. ROW 3 - Wally Johnson, Gary Huntsingcr, John Bowlin, Len Schulte, Tom Rappath. CROSS COUNTRY The cross country team finished their second successive un- defeated season with four wins and no losses in dual meets. They placed third in the city meet and fourth in the region. Gary Hunt- singer and Joe Noeker placed in the region which entitled them to go to the state meet. Joe placed 17th and Gary placed 27th in a field of over 100. This year the team will lose six runners through graduation, Gary Huntsinger, Bernie Ortt, J im Pewters, Len g F. Schulte, Joe Noeker, and Earl Schultz. WILSON OPPONENTS 15 ...... .... M echanics ....... 56 15... .... Humboldt ....67 27... .... Monroe ....28 17... .... Harding ....55 A big crowd at the starting line in the city conference meet. Relaxing before the big meet. l iw! ihkl if 1 il i ill 3 Gil Qi i 1 l lil ,-sg: -'::. . 'fl' ':'.. .'Ju5m. ETA ..: .: 2-E-fn' ,mf ' 'J' '7-f'3'- .323 Qi an N. ww -2 .0 .1 A55 Bm .Mm lx uw ll 1' 47' an Y luufi L-:J 0 'N K2i3,f '9 1-'Q M 41- nu 4,1-Q QN' 41 qv' K Y his W l L w ln tl Dtleslte Jerry Plttyult John Bowln I t 1 1 ure 1 t son llnot littlt Rt Boh Iohnson Nilht. t trson Jtlt toltt O Donn Bull Nelson M ulx lmrtnson Dltlt Ltxth I my Dtutseh Hubst Jim Loots Jlm Dtltstxy lilll Hownd H i 3'f 342 Qml4 is Splder Johnson pulls mto thlrd with a trlple yn e 1nw .,..v,,,., ..W...,u..,, mv'-3 sf :run A 9' if '1m-gg EB LL Wllson s blsehlll te lm tmlshed the 1957 Lon leremt selson mth 1 record ol 5 wms md 'S losses XVhlt,h put them ln second pl me Wllson be xt both Murr ly md W lshlngton to Wm the Dlx trlet eh llllplOl'1Shlp We met St Peter ln the tlrxt round ol Rwlon IV pl ly but lost by 1 score of I' to 7 llye Vllllibli. semors were lost through 4 r ndu llltlfl ltst ye If but prospeets tor this se lson looked wood ts lettermen Pxt O Donnell Marty lurgenstn Bill Nelson, Jlm Loots 1nd Pat Fitz utr lltl returmd Bill Nelson steals home ln a cloud of dust agalnst Murray -A- QT mm . mm ww ' Y i y--' 1 w ax , , vmtfwww umm' 7 fm man .rn Q wi ' K , W .,,,, .,,,,m,,,,r,,,,,,,,,.-.J mu-p H 1 iuewfwm A ,,gm:.,1'mww--an mn -1-Jw t ,. -l ww un ff 'aww wsu mm -14 24. 1 7-A eras: qw nf wen - 1 7 A ml - ' ..M 1.-.r - -.mu 7 tm J an I-I-IH ' 1 ,, ', we vu N -vw , ' A 'F 1 , ,mg J C no Armani, l f fewer? in , -1 uf' , New , ,. -w-wa Q nwuslj 1111 11: -my mm .,a,, 1 .' -nil f wt uw, - fl... 1 ,. 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Fred Schultz and Jim McLean, number 1 and 2 players, were lost through grad- uation, but four- lettermen returned for 1958. Fred and Tom Connelly went to the District finals which were played at the U. of M. course. Tom is the captain of this yearis squad. A B squad was organized last year and several promising underclassmen showed signs of making the 1958 varsity. Jim Gustafson and Tom Hutton, net aces. ff , s 1 Q5 'V 411 if L . 'i V , A., X. , s. +,fgf-ff,.ff- -.. ' CL to RJ John Loretz, Tom Connolly, Fred Schultz, Jim McLean, Ted Hunziker, Ron Hanson. B S UAD GOLF Carl Borgstrom records the scores of B squad golfers Bob Haven, Tom Rappath, Tom Lind- gren and Jim Haberkorn. .. Q T-A 21,433 y I. .f ,agp - ' , ffgann ,am faq, i. , ,, 1 Ai 7 Q in-55222. ix iifi! 9 i rv an M f un! ,. at ,wfffyf 1 . .m H no . Ssigg irfkyf, . N ',': i -'N' , ' , it A it V, J SF' rw , yi, 1 i .. ,Q - , Y , , 'H ,...f,1e1. 'f ,- Q, 1, 7. , ' ,af 24, .x ' .Q ,iaffgs gg eiii f 1 3' ' B 5' 0 ,., if I Nqr. 4., ,qw f., Q. '--- uk,'?,My xi Q N7 N K 45 7, ,,, W ,K 1 ' B 1 A fin talk U rieiww t 1555? A, ,,,p,1ai ' is , FW? 'f' , f We 2 - ,l ' ',, I? 's' sg., , , . a ,H ,, ' ' H- , ,M r . .. i is i , i.. ks f sf , WW V , A 1 ,f ai .Q ' . ti' 1 Q ' , J it J at . 1 1 ,i - 3 :Z L3 ., 1 ,P 11- , f a '39 1' 9 ,mf 'z , riffs eww! '- 2: s ,Q s M, XA . -wif NL -'- . if 7- . if . ' f 1 - , ' -.1 f E.51riZ'i:sx: fi ' A , , I , f 1 , Z 1 . , i- ,G ,f hge ,+ T if ' ' ' 1 :ff 733.,4i.,. 15,5 1 1 , 1 . ' 1 s Ui? , ,qw , k.,,Af - Hr f ' ' . .L .-,f ' Q ROW 1 - CL to RJ Darrel Kenops, Dan Hunziker, Bill Lan- caster, John Payne, Tom Tutton. ROW 2 - Dave Benson, Dick Swanson, Jim Gustafson, Roger Brown, Paul Buettner, Dick DeGeer. . ,ia 05 ,,,, 1 if TENNIS Wilson's tennis team ended up in third place in 1957 with a conference record of seven wins and two losses. The entire squad is back this year. In addition, promising freshmen and transfer students joined the team. Tom Hutton, Jim Gustafson, and Dick Swanson, who were the first three sin- gles players of last year, and the four re- turning lettermen, Darrel Kenops, Bill Lan- caster, Dave Benson, and Roger Brown had stiff competition in holding their positions this year. A-1. Av w,.J4Wr W-fs, wnw of-Wa fb. 5 D- fw as ' ROW l tl to RJ Jlm Pawlxlx lohn Pawlalt Jun Dehn Don R0 niyne Dan Snyder Bob M wreck ROW 7 lstn Ward Joe Miller Jack Poldmger Mllse l uley les Weeks lom Ammmn Bruce Blrls man Don C lrlson ROW 1 G ny Wood Drvt Wlll John Hopkms Nfllke Jnstlow Dm Snyder and Bruce Bxrkman watch as Denny Flemlno works out on the trampolme Jerry Gelger Denms I-lemmo Iom Bnlek ROW 4 Ted Hem Bob Trafton Jerry Pawlxk Reg Iflemmo Mnke Jastxow GYMNASTICS Fmrshmg ln 3rd place ln the City Class D meet and 7th ln the Reglon the Wllson gymnastlc team showed real prom lse for the commg year Don Ronayne placed second m the parallel and horlzontal bars and won hrs way mto the State meet Others showmg good form were Dons brother Bob Ronayne Mlke Jastrow and Jerry md John Pawlak Experienced pertormers were the rule for the 1958 track team Tom Bllek returned after hav mg placed second ln the State m 1957 wlth a leap of 11 6 ln the pole vault Co Captams ' Noeker and Gary Huntsmger two cross cou veterans led the mlddle and long distance events w1th Berme Ortt Pit Padden Bob Farnham Tate Doerrlng also scormg polnts John Berg and Denms Hrtchcock m the dashes and Lee Alexan der and Ted Hem 1n the welghts were also tough COI'llp6lllOI'S ROW 1 KL to RJ Gene Anderson Gerald Vlnje Ken Collms Bob Rohweder Doug Baker Joe Podulke Jeff Hunzlker Don Enerson Don Hcmn Bob Hermstad Lloyd Baker Loren Schreader Fred Boos ROW 2 Owen Nelson Leonard Schulte Earl Schultz Tate Doerrmg Bryan Qulgley Denny Hntehcock Jlm Beutelspacher Duck Skagen Jlm McGee Ken Johnson ROW 3 Wlllard Ortt Jlm Walser John Solum Wally Johnson Gary Huntsmger Joe Noekcr Rodger Sage Gary Gorman Gary McLean John Berg ROW 4 Bernne Ortt Bob Hol ton Pat Padden Ted Hem Bob Rldgway Lee Alexander Fred Daleske Carl Borgstrom Bob Farnham Jim Pewters Bxll Bunde DlCl's Hermstad Tom Bxlelt Mr Huntley Q D if H ,on 0 88 I Ol 4 l J M V I V D 5 l , dj A x 'S w '- V J L W -J . 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K L! . asp, F Q, 4 ,Ld I s ' W' ' J, 'J-1 f 1 J ' y 'A 1 -1 My f , ,w f 1 ,, f H 4 V qu I H 4 J CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders set a fast pace this year sup- porting school sporting events. Like the teams they cheered for, the cheerleaders also practiced. This was done one night a week during the sum- rwer and throughout the school year. Other ac- tivities included selling tickets for games and con- ducting pep assemblies. This year the cheerleaders organized a B squad ufoup to interest freshmen and sophomores in supporting their B squad teams. The cheerleaders taught the enthused group the cheers and held try-outs to pick the six B squaders. Completing two years of cheerleading, seniors Bonnie Hov- land, Judy Kinsel, and Donna Roy received Wil- son letters at the athletic assembly. Kneeling: Donna Roy, Rhombus, and Billie Bursinger. Stand- ing: Margo Ferrell, Bonnie Hovland, Judy Komives and Judy Kinsel. X 'lf 'V'l All up in the air about our Wilson athletes! B Squad Cheerleaders: Carol Reinecke, Paula Kochsiek, Barb Braden. Bev Johnson, Judy Michalitsch, Jean Pelzl. ,QHW A SPORT F AND EVERY Will Linda Sievers make the free throw? Janice Tung- Beth Broom ,mcmpm an Overhmd qhot as Judy seth, Roberta Knapp. Rose Gerlack, Jean Macdonald, Nowk gllqiuig ,md ircferec Zclnai Lindemann and,Gloria Nelson are holding their breaths. lookl on fiona thc sidelines, i am' iv ., ,JDBQXQ V it if Q if . My - s ' 4' N iv -Q-s...w,-..,.. ft K ,WJ 9 ik' L ' 5' ,ws u. -1 5 x,.4 Cold? Janet Mericle, Nancy Carlson, and l.uAnn Jacob- son don't seem to think so as they rest between spills on Wilson's hockey rink. 7: null ma -i 'f!It14?!n 4 Ll z1i: l1 l ll via. nn iam 1 Kwan , , A ---... :a,.F! ... - ,, Q. ,WU Q i , ii 3 A ,,,,Q ik L , QQ ' Km lf' QT!-rl ' 1 it ar W x Four Bugs and a Beetle, Beth Wetherald, l.uAnn Jacobson, Judy Anlauf, Jeanne Thomson, and Jean Macdonald entertain at the freshmen G.A.A. mixer. 90 Watch out below say Judy Kinsel, Joanne Pelzl. Joanne Thomson, Bonnie Hovland, and Millie Feicltert as they take part in another GAA. activity: tohogganning. asf,-:fi ,.,w.rh-:.t A is W--W , f .W A , stream- 3 ' KW- V-Mr y,.v,,,.., ' EVERY GIRL IN A SPORT badminton. 5 is Millie Feickert and Beth Brooks team up against Joanne Pelzl and Judy Novak in a ping pong game. Sophomores warm up for a fast G.A.A. session Winning team in the GAA mock Olympic track meet was this team composed of Karen Rledler Sandy Strom Joyce Mortenson Paula Kochsiek Marlys Maruska and Judy Solum who represented Canada Diane Dierke' and Harleen Miles engage in a singles game in The GAA. Board - tl. to RJ Linda Sievers, correspond- ing secretary: Zona lindemann, vice president: lilizabeth Simmons. freshman representative: Bonnie Hovland, di- rector ot' sports: Joanne Thomson. prcsidentg Harlcen Miles. co-director ol' volleyball: Judy Komives, record- ing secretaryg and LuAnn Jacobson, co-director of vol- leyball. Wx.. 'Ihrec sophomores entertaining at the G.A.A. Christmas party. ont' The junior team - Winner of the inter-class volleyball tournament. Cl- to Rl Sandy Strom, Judy Solum. Har- leen Miles, Zona Lindemann, Jean Moldenhauer, and Darlene Gustafson. 'Wu fr 'KI7' ...iw f xxx The sophomore dancers on the Road to the Isles. The juniors as they can be seen on almost any Thursday night. .. l 1 '. .WW X ADMINISTRATION RUSSELL S PETERSON Servmg our school for many years Mr Peterson has always been ready to lend a helpmg hand He has come to be a frlend m whom we can conflde and trust Leavmg personal mterests behmd he is eager to help students or teachers m any way pos sxble He lb on hand for every school event whether lt be a football game or a concert Wlth .1 kmd but fxrm hind he has helped wlth our problems corrected our mistakes and guided us ln our declslons ...,a,...af W m' as lin I 1, 'Y OLE A NELSON The smooth operatlon and good reputa t1on of Wllson are greatly due to the efforts of Mr Ole Nelson our assnstant prmcxpal He has been untrrmg m hns efforts to make Wilson a better school Hrs abllnty to work with students has been beneflclal to both the school and the student body Hrs advlce and guidance have often put us on the rlght track Wlth patlence and understandmg he helped us to face the world and tts problems L. NVE A Se E CL to RJ Mr. 'i i v X- wk lk W X i My I Fx x N5 A Vs! Q. MATH AND SCIENCE DEPARTMENT DeLaitsch, Mr. Carlson, Mr. Hinshaw, Miss Midje, Mr. Anderson, 'ff ? vs-qi s su it XvxQ.,,'liJ0'+-359' Q A Q 1- ',Q5..X.-B ww ., ' Cx C5 .5 ,,,sluQN-H-QN- ebb Xhwbpixiw 2- 'Sf Q 35, V QQ E f :-,MXN A B.. 9, 5 ' I sl , 5 xx , Q LM s L E Mr. M astbaum FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT CL to RJ Mr. Raymond, Mr. Kappus, Mr. Morrison f fi al-ff . .Y 1,,..17 'xrvdj , ' ' 4,1 ' f , x 1 - Q, wi-VJ '1 ' , f af,iJ4Aq' X - - . ' Vl.f,,,,.,x fx? ,'l,hn.ffN4Q,' - C il 'I DOMESTIC AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT V CL to RJ Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Peterson, Mr. Kise, Mr. Ferris. my , 1 4. W :Wagga Emi K ,au- aff? WM: my 44 ... a. W7 1 i K, ICNGLISI-I DEPARTlVIEN'I' ll. to RJ Miss Kachcl. Miss Hartung, Mr. Lorenz, Mrs. Stcvcns, Miss Gallagher, Mr. Bcrcndt, Mrs. Asp. ' Bn .ks .,. 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I il I Lt f07 I TOPICAL INDEX Ads 97 103 Around School 61 70 Art Club 43 Band 56 57 58 Baseball 86 Basketball 80 83 Bowlmg 60 Carnlval 70 Cheerleaders 89 Chorr 59 Classes 27 40 Color Guard 60 Cross Country 85 Dedrcatxon 2 Dramatlcs Club 44 FHA 46 Football 72 75 FTA 47 GAA 54 55 90 9192 Golf 87 Gymnastics 88 Hall of Fame 25 26 H1 C 44 Hockey 76 79 Homecommg 68 69 Honor Roll 24 IRC 47 J S Prom 67 Kanteen 45 Latm Club 43 Llbrary 45 Log Staff 50 Log Wxlsonlan Alternates 51 Log Wllsoman Representatlves 50 Offlce and Gurdance Help 46 Pep Club 49 Qulll and Scroll 48 Red Cross 42 Sclence Club 60 Semors 3 24 Stage Crew 48 Student Councnl 42 Swlmmmg 84 Tennis 87 Track 88 W Club 45 Y Teens 52 53 FACULTY Anderson Elmer 31 95 Anderson Richard 32 76 94 Asp Mrs Helen 39 95 Berendt Robert 5195 Bowen Mlss Cecllra 34 45 54 55 96 Burr Mrs Dorothy 37 96 Carlson Wllllam 38 94 Clarke Mrs Elvlra 46 95 DeLa1tsch George 35 42 94 Fay Mass Lola 96 Ferns Thomas 34 94 F1tzHarrrs Wllllam 72 74 96 Gallagher Mnss Eleanor 95 Hartung Mxss Gertrude 95 Hedman Mlss Ruth 40 95 Hull Mxss Mabel 29 46 94 Hinshaw Kent 33 79 94 Hoye Gerald 95 Huntley Corlls 85 96 88 Jessen Thomas 36 95 Kachel Mrss Ruth 314295 Kappus Hans 40 43 94 Klse Axel 38 94 Lang Mrs Lola 37 Lorenz Wrllram 83 95 Mastbaum Sol 30 45 94 McGu1re Patrick 96 Mndje Mlss Mae 94 Morrxson Rrchard 40 44 48 64 94 Nelson Ole 93 Peterson Mrs Dona 29 46 94 Peterson Russell 93 Pyle Mrs Norma 2895 Raymond, Emmett 32,94 Rossmx, Martm 96 Seamens Phllllp 33 Shaprro Mxss Lorrame 43 Sokol Paul 74 82 96 Stevens Mrs Emnly 36 95 Sweetland Stephen 46 95 Tarleton Mrs Elvlra 96 Wells Mlss Lucxlle 35 96 F RESHMEN Abbott Judlth 37 51 55 60 Adams Robert 37 64 Allen George 39 Ammann Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Thomas 40 88 Barbara 40 50 53 55 Dlana 37 50 55 60 62 Eugene 37 56 57 58 88 John 40 75 Suzan 40 44 55 Anfang Denms 40 Baker Douglas 39 75 88 Beaudet Rlchard 39 76 Becklund Marlene 37 Beltmann Denms 39 Benysek Lmda 40 Berg Barbara 37 55 Bergeron Donalda 40 Bjorklund Patrrcla 37 55 Blanck Edward 40 56 57 Boelter Lance 39 Boos Fred 40 88 Bowman Ranee 40 44 46 Boyd Judy 40 46 55 Boymgton Jeffrey 37 83 Boyum John 38 75 Bradshaw Geraldine 39 Breckon Robert 37 Brlsbols Bruce 37 Brunner Carolee 39 55 Bultena Carol 39 55 Caldle Edward 59 Carlson David 39 42 75 79 Cawthorne Shlrley 38 51 Cheney Charles 39 75 83 Chrado Judlth 37 Clark John 40 75 Coll Thomas 38 83 Collms Kenneth 40 75 88 Connoly Patrxcla 37 46 53 Corxa Joseph 38 75 83 Ctvrtmk Jane 39 46 Dahl Marlane 40 Dames Damel 38 42 75 84 Davres Ralph 38 66 DeGeer Jo 38 Dehn James 38 88 DeJonker Robert 39 DeLestry Dlane 40 Dlttrlch Gerald 38 Drews Barbara 38 49 53 Durband Robert 27 40 75 83 Egger Wayne 38 Ekleberry Kathleen 37 46 55 Enerson Donald 88 Esperson Robert 40 56 57 Fehrman Jean 38 Fostor Anna Belle 40 Frampton Karen 39 Freeman Mxchael 40 75 Fretschl Dianne 40 44 49 Fuchs Dorothy 38 50 55 64 Gatto Joanne 38 55 Gelger Gerald 88 Glyer Maryann 38 55 60 Gorg Cynthna 39 42 46 51 55 Graham Dxane 39 53 Graves Laura 60 Gregory Carolyn 38 Greshl Judy 37 Grossklaus Roger 39 Grundhauser Kathleen 40 55 Gustafson Robert 39 56 57 Haas, Barbara 38 42 46 Haes, Alvm 40 Hagstrom Bruce 39 42,44,50 64,83 Hamann Judith 40 46 55 Hanratty Janet 39 46 51 Helnn Donald 37 66 75 83 88 Herbst Karen 38 Hermstad Robert 37 88 Herther Karm 40 46 Hesley Lorrame 40 53 55 Hrtchcock Barbara 40 46 55 Hjelmgren Phyllls 37 53 55 Hoelscher Denms 37 Hoelscher Gordon 40 56 57 83 Holton Robert 37 88 Hopkms John 37 88 Hopp Joyce 39 Hovey Judy 38 42 49 53 55 Hoyt Patrlcla 39 Hughes Judlth 39 Hunznker John 40 Hyatt Darryl 38 Inglebret Patricia 40 55 Iverson Davnd 39 Jacobs Janet 40 42 46 55 Jelmek Dlane 38 50 62 70 Jennen Jamce 38 46 Johanson Eileen 38 44 Johnson Cynthia 40 42 55 Johnson Davld 40 Johnson Donna 37 49 53 Johnson Dorothy 37 Johnson Kenneth 37 75 88 Kadas Rosalie 38 53 55 Kaluza Gene 38 Kaluza Joan 37 46 55 56 57 Kamrath Carolyn 40 55 Keefe Pamela 38 46 49 53 Kmderman Kathleen 39 Klug Elizabeth 37 42 53 55 Kothe Mary 38 53 Krech Marne 37 44 46 55 Lambert Mary 37 42 53 Larson Sandra 39 43 LaShomb Rlchard 37 Legrxd Gary 37 Lentsch Sharon 37 55 Lindgren Jean 40 Loretz Janet 40 42 50 60 Lowrne Sharyl 37 McDonald Mary 38 McKenzie Judlth 37 McLean Gary 38 72 83 88 McNeally Mrchael 38 56 57 Maloney Martm 40 42 Marcy Cynthla 37 49 53 55 Marshall Warren 40 66 Masso Thomas 40 64 83 Mayer Thomas 66 75 Mazacek Robert 40 56 57 88 Mrchalltsch Judnth 39 53 55 89 Mlller Marilyn 40 43 Mlllette Patrxcla 40 46 50 55 Morgan Donald 39 75 Morstad Ruth 39 46 55 Mullner Jeannette 40 55 Naumann Mary 40 53 Neary Mary 40 53 Neudahl Herbert 40 Nieman Carol 39 42 43 55 Norman Judith 55 O Donnell John 40 44 Olness Bent 37 Olson Karen 40 42 55 Olson Robert J 39 Olson Robert L 40 Olson Sharon 40 44 Ortloff Judith 40 46 Pawlak James 40 88 Pepm Thomas 37 50 Plcha John 40 Pllfold Cynthla 37 49 56 57 . . . . - g ' , , ' . 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' . , 1 1 I 1 1 ' ' ' ' - Pltzl Kathleen 38 Podulke Mlchael 37 75 88 Purvls John 38 Rappath Mary 38 55 Rath John 40 75 Reasoner Danlel 40 Reed Darlene 39 46 55 Regan Gall 40 42 Robmson Susan 40 53 55 Roehl Charles 40 62 Rohweder Dorothy 40 42 51 55 Rohweder Robert 37 46 88 Ronayne Donald 39 88 Roy Rrchard 37 43 64 Runyon Marvm 4083 Runyon Roger 60 St Marne Dorothy 39 46 55 Sandgren LeRoy 37 75 Scheunemann Dor1s 37 53 55 Schleber Sharon 38 55 Schmtz Barbara 40 Schlundt Robert 39 Schmahl John 40 Schmoller Catherine 38 56 57 Schreader Loren 37 75 88 Schuldt Sandara 38 Schulte Carol 39 50 64 Schultz Donna 38 Sentmen Carol 39 43 55 Simmons Ellzabeth 40 49 53 55 92 Snmon Joseph 39 Slpprell Elizabeth 40 53 55 Slater Marjorie 40 55 Solum John 37 42 72 79 88 Spear James 39 75 79 Spear Thomas 38 79 Staples Beverly 40 55 Stepnlck Mark 38 62 64 Strohklrch Dennis 38 64 Strohlurch Richard 40 42 75 79 Strohklrch Thomas 40 64 75 79 Swanson Janet 37 44 Thelander Carl 38 64 Thoren Lmda 39 42 49 53 55 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