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

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g sg K . 4 ,, Q i , , s . , 3 9 Lg 2 - 3 , 2 g E' f , 1 fb fp I GWX Varsity Club Ifiist row: Richard NNoodIiams, Roger Smith, Albert Sulka, Clifford Snyder, Alan Smith, Charles Parrot, Ronald Simmons, Willis Hettler. VVillard Martens. Se-cond row: james Kraft, Donald Hebeler, Dahl DeBoer, Ted Good, Harvey French, Richard Howe. john Flowers. Richard Black, Donald Cash, jerry Sana. Third row. Richard Hodge. Wayne Cole, john Ballenger, Larry Karber, Dale Knight, Fielding Finch, Ralph Green, Douglas Cook, jack Dietrick, Eugene Welton, Carl Williston. Fourth row: Richard Hull. Richard Teske, Gerald Benedict, Edward Martis, Arnold jones, Paul Martis, Jack Eaton, Marvel Zimmerman, Lloyd Wieber, Gaylord Snyder. Members of the Varsity Club are boys who have earned at least one letter in sports and who have been accepted into the club after a formal initiation. Each year the club is in charge of handling the concessions at the basket- ball tournament. The money earned this year will go towards purchasing a whirlpool. New members in the club this year are: Eugene Welton, Alan Smith, Ger- ald Benedict, Douglas Cook, Ronald Simmons, Dick Hull, Dick Root, Lloyd Wieber, Don Hebeler, Carl Williston, Albert Sulka, jack Dietrich, Eddie Martis, Clifford Snyder. Gaylord Snyder, Dick Black, Larry Karber, Don Cash, jack Ballinger, Fielding Finch, jack Eaton, and Ralph Green. The club officers are: Harvey French - President Dick Howe - - Vice President Ted Good Secretary-Treasurer 90

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VARSITY SCORES St. J. 51 Elsie 39 St. J. 39 Greenville St. J. 46 Grand Ledge 32 St. J. 59 Alma St. 44 Ithaca 18 St. 44 Ionia St. J. 42 Flushing 47 St. J. 57 Hastings St. J. 43 Eaton Rapids 23 St. J. 37 Belding St. J. 58 Belding 26 St.'J. 35 Eaton Rapids St. J. 36 Alma 41 St. J. 57 Ionia St. J. 37 Gladwin 31 St. J. 43 Hastings St. J. 29 Greenville 31 TRACK The Redwing track team going into its fourth year, is going great guns. In the last two years fourteen boys were sent to the state finals, on the Michigan State track at East Lansing. The Redwings have been very strong in the relays, and with a regular relay man back for each spot, they should go to State finals again this year. BOWLING LEAGUE Every Monday night after school Hick's bowling alley is filled with high school bowl- ing enthusiasts. The leagues bowl under the supervision of Miss Helene Burns at reduced rates. The main purposes of the league are to provide a healthful sport for the students and to prepare them for bowling in the future. BOXING Boxing is one of the new hobbies which has been enjoyed by many students in the last two years. It was started by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Last year students had regular boxing matches at Lansing in the Golden Gloves and rated high considering the experience they had. BASEBALL Because of the publishing deadline of the annual, it is impossible to say much about our 1950 baseball team. Last year was the first Redwing Club in several years. With little or no experience the team won only one league game, but lost some heart-breakers. This year there will be a letter man for al- most every position, and the boys should do much better than last season. RESERVES St. J. 46 Elsie 19 St. J. 49 Alma St. J. 32 Grand Ledge 28 St. J. 37 Ionia St. J. 24 Ithaca 27 St. J. 40 Hastings St. J. 38 Flushing 35 St. J. 33 Belding St. J. 42 Eaton Rapids 31 St. J. 39 Eaton Rapids St. J. 38 Belding 26 St. J. 62 Ionia St. J. 37 Greenville 33 St. J. 34 Hastings St. J. 37 Greenville 30 -1 L M X Z, 'LFS - V , sa I E R 1 K MQ N.-, Dwi 89 gan 69 9... 5 I ,,' Lyn,-54

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5541 - f RSS' Q .3 -Q, 'WA 1 Boys' Gym Classes Gym Leaders First row: Emogenc VVallace, Marcia Randall, joan Grennell, Marquita Studer, ,lean Lake. Second row: Beverly Colando, Rita Kaminski, Alma Smith, jacquenline Smit, Diane Cook, Patricia Martin Hila Doty. Third row: Miss Eilola, Martha Pecktil, joyce Cole, Carlyn Eaton, Evonne Hefty, Joyce Hettler, Janet Mar- tin, Bernice Papciak, Judy Culver, Susan Newton.