Wilson High School - Wilsonian Yearbook (St Johns, MI)

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lfirst Roni: .Xlden Knight, Howard Sousley, Bill Bnrnhain. james Redfern. Bob Hefty. Harvey French. Dale Knight. Srfconrl Row: Tom Richards. lilliot llerkliousen. Norman latroe. Pete Smith. llill Black. Don Rennells, NIV. Carey. Nh. Wirick. 'l'hir'1l Rout: Dick Steffens, jack Nlctiregor. Adam Bailey. Cecil Smith. Leon Miller. jerry Schoentlorf. Richard Howe. .Klan lYilliams. czrsity Club This year the Varsity Club took into its fold fourteen new members thus making it one of the largest organizations in the school. In order to qualify as a member of the club a boy must first have earned a major letter in sports, secondly he must undergo a strenuous initiation be- liach year the Varsity Club earns money by han- dling the concessions at the tournament games. This money is used to help build up the athletic depart- ment and to provide the members of the club with a chicken dinner, which is one of the highlights of its social activities. The new members this year are: A. XVilliams, P. Neller, E. Crosby, N. 'l'atroe, D. Kuhns, L. Miller, C. Osgood, C. Smith, D. Maier, D. Brock, 'l'. Perry, l R. Howe, H. French, and R. Hodge. The club officers are: president, Alden Knight, vice- 9 president, Tom Richards, secretary and treasurer, Jack fore being sworn in. 'Q I.. McGregor, sergeant-at-arms, Fred C. Green. J 46

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Student C ozmcil This group is perhaps the most active organization in the school. The Student Council was established six years ago to interest students in school government and to promote a better understanding among students, faculty, and administration. It also sponsors dances, banquets, magazines sales, and drives. Any matter concerning a student is discussed and settled at council meetings. Many improvements in the form of student govern- ment have been made since the council was first organized. This year we became affiliated with the National Association of Student Councils from which we derived help and suggestions as well as ideas from other schools. The Charter which was obtained is placed in the lower hall. Pins are being worn here for the first time. Three members, Marcia Moore, Sue Eaton, Alan VVilliams, and faculty advisor, Mrs. Gra- ham, were sent to Ann Arbor on November 7th and Sth to a meeting of the officers of Student Councils from all over Michigan. They participated in discussion groups which brought out problems and proved suggestions from other Student Councils. The group obtained great value from the conference and came home with the determination to make many improvements. Members of this council are a boy and girl representative, who are elected from each class at the class elections in the fall, the junior and senior vice-presidents, and a faculty advisor repre- senting each class. Standing: Katherine Nobis, William Nobis, Lois Henning, Miss Sherrick, Mr. Pocius, Mrs. Graham, Mr. Naldrett, Mr. Baker. Seated: Bob Perkins, Pat Rasdale, Sue Eaton, Marcia Moore, Fred Pasch, Alan Williams, Margaret Houser. 45

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mzuczl Staff Memories! This book is full of them, and it is C 6 hoped by the staff that in later years you will not only G look at the pictures but also read the pages to recall X ' the days when you dated Sally or Dick or belonged to -X71, the Photography Club without even developing a lg' ,f-X picture. From all the people who waited on tenterhooks while Miss Hloss and Mrs. Lamb judged letters of application for the yearbook positions, the l9fl8 XVil- sonian Staff was chosen. The staff met every Tuesday after school to plan the work of the annual. The editor, Marilyn Smith, assisted by Marcia Moore and Pat Underhill, associate editors, passed the final word on all departments. The editors who compiled the division pages and the theme were June Anderson, joan Smith, and -Ioscelyn Mack. Marilyn Nuechterlein and Stella Conklin, as literary editors, used their talents in writing and revising copy while feature editors Mary Lou Judd and Marilyn Smit furnished copy ol' the special activities of the school. The football and basketball games were closely followed by Jack McGregor and Howard Sousley, sports editors. The business managers, Barbara Puetz and Nancy Antes, took subscriptions from the businessmen who kindly donated to our annual. Barbara De Fouw was our budget-stretching bookkeeper, and Frances Papciak, Betty NVoodbury, Donna YVieber, klacki Marentette, and Mary Lou Vance were our capable typists. The flash-bulb-popping pho- tographers were Glenn Osgood and Darrell Pope. YVC, the members of the Annual Staff, have worked hard to complete this bookg it is with pride that we have recorded our final roles as major characters in the novel of the Class of '48. Firsl Row: Darrell Pope. june Anderson, Glenn Osgood, joan Smith, Sermzzl Rout: Marilyn Nuechterlein, jack McGregor, Frances Papciak, Pat Underhill, Marilyn Smith. 'l'l1ir1l Row: Marilyn Smit, jacquelyn Marentette, Stella Conklin, Mrs. Lamb, Miss Bloss, Marcia Moore. Barbara l'uetz. Donna Wieber, joscelyn Mack, Mary Lou Vance. I-'uurlh Row: Howard Sousley. Mary Lou Judd, Betty Woodbury. Lf 'E sw--..