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

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No' 'S-W5 f 1-sg-QV 'ff-Mg.: Dc' mf' 5 .. . Mm B55 Offxceljepresentatlwey V , TH Csexson Howe Cretafy. Nui presidefxative' 5 utxtwelh Se Vige' pfe5B 9 0 gsitv -L Re . 591,09 Bexw Ytzxxn Srmpresident, . 1 cQ - Len goflgggurerg Saxeg Qurvis, . swan Y-ogvlu d' mcwfe IN THE MOOD High school mood that is. This adequately describes the spirit of the ninth graders, better known as Freshies . Although registration into high school, with its filling out of various forms and schedules left them somewhat bewildered, they quickly rallied and by the time the Sophs got around to formally intitiating themg they were already full fledged members of the high school-in spirit anyway. They put most of the other classes to shame with their high rate of sales in the magazine. campaign and the way they turned out in full force for football games, basket- ball games, and all other school activities. The whole school can be proud of these Freshmen who represent an introduction of newer ideas and more spirit into school life. Rodney B. has another reason also for appreciation of this class-it is the largest Freshman class in the history of Wilson High. 41

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- ak. Column 1 Mary Estes Donna Ettinger Dorothy Faehnrich Kaye Fish Column 2 Bruce Fitzpatrick Ruth Foerch Jeanette Foy Charles Fox Column 3 Dennis Gallagher Thomas Geer Eunice George Jo Anne Grennell f'f?'f'2 X ' 5361 i 7,,7lf7ir if isfjf f Column 4 Gladys Hainer Paul Halstead Henry Hansens Richard Harlow Column 5 Richard Hasselback John Haywood Evonne Hefty Gladys Heibeck Column 6 Betty Heiser Larry Hellbaum Dale Henning Joyce Hettler Column 7 Alan Houser Nelson Howe John Howell Keith Howell Ann Marie Hufnagle Janice Hughes Bruce Irish Marlene Jastrum Column 8 Sally Jones Billy Karber Lois Kesby Charmaine Koski Carol Lee David LeDuke Caroline Leggett Suzanne Livingston 43