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

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if LEST WE FORGET 066 George Allen Paul Angstadt Bessie Beidler Walter Beidler George Berkenstock Evelyn Bertolet Viola Biehl John Bright Kathryn Busch Fern Cassel Phyllis Clemmens Allen Coldren Helen Culp Mary Delp Josephine Dudash Roy Freed Elmer Fry Harry Ginder Laura Gring Miriam Gutacker Paul Hague June Heister Delroy Henry Estelle Hollenshead Ruth Hopp Arthur Horning Raymond Kalbach Helen Katzaman Earl Keiser Ruth Kunkelman Raymond Lefller Brooke Leisey Pauline Lengel Miriam Lenhart Herbert Loewen Naomi Loewen Dora Lutz Miriam Lyons Margaret McGettigan Russel Moyer Beulah Riegel Robert Riegel Albert Ruth Anna Schmale Valeria Schowalter Elden Schwartz Melvin Smith Pauline Stertzel Juel Stitzman Kathryn Strickler Carl Strunk Marian Swavely Ralph Tothero ' Robert Howard Conrad Wenrich Elwood Whitmoyer Nineteen

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GERALD V. SHELL Shelly Gerald is one of the few quiet boys of the senior class. His silence, however, has been very beneficial to him. He is a talented sax player and an industrious worker in the field of science. Shelly is particularly interested in aviation and radio. Gerald's broad smile for everyone has often put sun' shine into the class room. He enjoys a bit of humor once in a while and has an English trait where it comes to joking. Whenever radio or aviation will carry Shelly on into what it may bring him, the class is in back of him HAROLD E. STOUDT Ha11dsomei' The Handsome character pictured on the right could be none other than Wilson's all-around athlete who is a seasoned veteran in the basketball, baseball, track, and soccer wars of the county. He will always be remembered for his stellar work in developing athletic teams at Wilson. Stoudty also is famous for his untimely arrivals in English and typing classes. He is un- decided just what line of work he will follow, but we wish him all the success necessary to fulhll his ambitions. wishing him heaps of success and happiness. Band 1, 1, 3g Orchestra 1, 1, 3g Glee Club 1, 1. Basketball 1, J., 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, Baseball 1, 1, 3, 4g Track 1, zg Soccer 3, 43 Clee Club 1. 2. j M441 Affzfsffe MARY E. STRUNK ' 'Strunkien Mary is another of the quiet, unassuming girls of the class. She is a commercial student and selects typing as her favorite subject. She can usually be found in study hall at lunchftime making use of her leisure. Mary is one of the tallest girls in the class and, therefore, must have lofty aspirations. Although Mary has not dennitely decided what her future shall be, she will probably be a stenographer. We give her our best wishes for success in the future. Glee Club 1, 3, 4. WWA W7 Eighteen

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IN APPRECIATIGN ' ' We, the senior class of 1935, wish to extend to Mr. E. Willis Minnich our sincere and appreciative thanks for his faithful service to us as a helpful, understanding counselor and a kind and sympathetic friend throughout our Wilson High School career. Regretting deeply that Wilson, at the close of this term, will lose this loyal friend, We earnestly and sincerely Wish him success and happiness in whatever his future undertakings may be. Twenty