Wilson High School - Wilsonian Yearbook (West Lawn, PA)

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I, gf:-1 wife X 1 A ,I M- VVQI W --'f ,A ,.,.,. . ..l.,., 'fl 131 l I i o -Y ,V Q t .Un , .f-K if OSCAR SWElTZER JOHN WIEGNER Oz'cyi' nfohnnyi' Track, 1-2g Orchestra, 23 Glee Club, lg Literary, I-25 Dramatics, 2. Women beware! Besides being good- looking Oscar has a car. Occy is the Beau Brummel of the class, and inci- dentally, his blush is famous. Occy is going to enter the Textile Trade School and if he's as successful there as he is when driving his Studebaker, we won't have to worry about him. Literary, 1-2, Science, 25 Band, 3-4-5 Or- chestra, 3-4. John is another one of the boys who is always coming late t0 classes. John works so hard while in school that he must take a half day off to rest up. Johnny is 21 great sax player and when he goes to Penn State he will put that school on the map. Here's wishing you the best of luck. I l ' . fn -'b ll . .Q 'H 22 , 5 I ' I A xi ,,..l ,,.. All il 3 7 X. V, Q' ig N , . , , Y ,E A M I I ,J ,V l w ,I it V l Q Ma-,,5 1354 1 l +1 ' if 1 1 f t. tl is W g + H- f .gf ' A ' f'-- ., - ' , P 3 ' Ui Z1ifiTif.1i'L', A , ' 1 '1

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i - Y - L time l X ll L, 1 i VVALTER SHAFFER KERMIT STAUDT Kats Literary, 1-25 Dramaties, 25 Baseball, 4. This intelligent-looking chap is none other than the other half of the Shaf- fer Troupe. We certainly see no rea- son Why the nickname Kats should cling to him but there might be some connection with the store business in which he has suddenly become interested. At any rate, Wal'ter knows his vege- tables and we wish him luck. There's been a serious mistake made. Kermit isn't at all stout but, on the contrary, tall and thin. Maybe that's what he's all up in the air about. You see Kermit Wants to be an aviator but he's puzzled as to whether those long legs of his will protrude from the cabin. Well, Kermit, here's wishing you the best of luck. X K W-,, X , fzij V l Q , t in P As! , if 1f I 3 wt! f i X e sf, . L I i H ,L

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him one today and he laughs tomorrow. ff-5 2 ff A X i A ,wi ,,, me. ,.,,, M., .,....,. ,..-.,,. fi f, ff 1v,,,,,,,,,,,,w,,,,,N,,,,,,,, A H ,,,,.,. -:m'm,.3ft'gT: ..W,:giw - t, - Hwy kIl3Qs,.nnnn..,..,-tn ..,A.AA - mann f 'J1'TLE.m. 'fi if Af! 7 x ix Qi.- 4-- T , , ,,,,, HAROLD WOODFIELD NWO odyu Behold the Englishman of the class! He was imported from England by way of Wernersville. But don't be misled by his nickname for that doesn't apply to his intellectual powers. He's typical, though, when it comes to jokes. Tell l 1 CLIFFORD ZEARFOSS ffclifl Clifford has come to us from the coal regions and We are very glad to have him a member of the class. Although he has been here only a very short time, we believe we are justified in saying that he has not regretted his coming. Clifford is quite interested in the junio-r class. Woody proposes to be a scientific We wonder why. Good luck to you. farmer. Good, we say, for what would we do without farmers? , , ,3 1, 1 K , 3. ei lr- ul! :qw Q11 V 23 X ,f it C J f g - I I 3' il l h f , - 5,5 if C C ,Angle fl 1 it E1 ' 5, -. 1 .A ref ff! li iii'li.L 'Vivid Il K . . - it Q5 dggyv, L ,T I li mm., . if4Effb:i'7gSe, eg e A ,L ' lf ii. Qfvf M fo , ----- ,le Q , S1 J