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

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Jim www I' BMW? JOHN M. EITNIER ufohnnyn Johnny is the even-tempered fellow of the cass, under- mining the ioeiief that ali redheads have quick tempers. He is an asset to the commercial class and the Journaiistic Ciuh, due to his exceiient typing and editorial ahiiity. John informs us that his amhition is to hecome a baker. John is fortunate in having three positions awaiting him upon graduation. Vvhatever the choice, we are sure the employer will he the fortunate one. Outdoor Ciuh 59 A. A. 4: Editor-in-chief of Spectator 4: Year Booic Staff 4. LEON S. EMES Emes Fritztownys representative: the town of great doings. Leon is a vaiuahie asset in the commercial course. He aiways seems to know the correct answers in hooidceeping and in short- hand classes, and proves to he an expert maricsman in typing. Although Leon will not reveal his lifes amhition, we icnow he will maice good piaying that shining trumpet of his. Good iucic, Leoni Band I, 2. 3, 4: Outdoor Ciuh 2. 5: A. A. I, 2, '5. 4: Class Athletics 5, 4. C M, Y I pw I . Z MILES HAAG itNunny', Miles' iiashing piays in a ioasicethaii game and on the soccer field have helped trernendousiy to maintain the athietic reputation of Vviison. ixfierry hrown eyes and a cheery countenance distinguish. Miles as a joiiy comrade, making him welcome in any crowd. Always entertaining, Miles has a serious side which is weii demonstrated in classes. Miles hasnit made imown his amhition: hut he would miss his calling if he werenyt to continue his hriiiiant work in sports. Baskethaii I, 2, 5, 4: Baseball 2, '5, 4: Soccer 4, A. A. l, Q. 5, 4: Sports Ciuh 4. . I. p W1 ' ' CHARLES R. HAGUE Haagy Charles is a quiet and reserved hoy. He maices iittie or no publication of his school successes. Charles is a good worker and quite a craftsman. He displays his rare talents in the Manual Arts Room. We know he win succeed in hecoming an expert craftsman. Hereis to you, Charles. We know you wiii succeed in the iine of woodwork and cahinet maicing. Soccer 5: A. A. l, 2, 5, 4: Shop l, 2, 3, 4: Dance Committee 4. S1 Y ' t Ciifxllfdff U41 1937

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Jim, CU' ' 'ir L V 5' 5 I IA, 'Ji . X VE? , 5 .fx H771 il' -P l:ranlcie is tlue quiet memlaer our class. During ller lree luour wliere witll a German manual consuming lmer inseparable pat. ugumf' FRANCES E. Di1LONG Frankie ol tlle academic section ol s slme is usually lound some- in l1er l1ands and sedately Franlcie llas darlc. IK ll I f' . r Q. . wavy lwair and tlmat ever-desiralule Hpeaclles and cream complexion. VVe lmelieve lier pleasing nature and neat ap- pearance will carry luer lar in tlsie tield ol nursing, wl1icl1 is lmer clnosen career. Good luclc to you, Franlciel A. A. 2, 3, 4: Knitting Clulm 3: Vice-llresiclcnt ol Class 2: Senior Drmuatics 4: llall Guard 5: Secretary and Treasurer ol l'l0llll' Room 4. MARGARET E. DELGNG Margy l.uclcy girll ulvlargyu is tlie only memlaer ol tlie class wlxo can luoast ol a trip aliroad. l'ler dry laumor lmrealcs up the monotony ol our classes. VVe are quite proud ol lVlargy wearing tlie red and wliite to our sclnool games. and did you ever lwear ller clieer? lwlay slae liave many opportunities to display l1er talents in an art room or on a goll course at tlae college slae is to attend. Accept our lelicitations. A. l, 2, 5, 4: Ciyiu Y-ICBIII l, 2, 5, 4: Tracli l. 2. 5. 4: AArt Clulx lg Girl Rs-si-rves 3: filer' fllulw I, 2, 'i, 4: Glu- Clulx l,il1rariun 4: Yr-:ir Boolc Stall 4: Class Atlllctics 5. 4. ,fgmx -441, Vegas VVll.l,lAlVl EBERLY Herr Hitleru Hlfrillu is one ol tlie most sincere and earnest students tlue senior class possesses. l'le is always ready to join in tlle lun ol the moment: and il it is laclcing, lie is sure to create it. Notlming gives liim more pleasure tl1an a lriendly argu- ment over trivial matters. However. a more agreeable dis- position tllan liis one could not wislx to lind. Bill is lillecl witla tl1e amlaition tllat leads to a successlul tile, and il he malies a point ol saying tlwe riglmt tl'1ing at tlae rigl'1t time. we are positive lie will atttain liis goal. A. A. I, 2, 3. 4: Cjrcllcstra 2, 5: Band l. 2, 3: Olllfltlllf Clulm 5, 4: Vice-President ol OlIlllK!0F Clull 4: Class Baslictlvall Train 4: Vvrcstling I, 2. MELVIN L. ECKENROAD Uspecku lwlelvin is a swell all ,round lellow and an asset to any graduating class. His jovial manner creates lor llim many lriends and l1is sincerity retains tlrem. l-le is a splendid stu- dent and an ardent follower ol liis lavorite sport, ulruntingf' But liunting is lay no means llis only diversion. He plays well in tlle lmancl and can amuse laimsell lor liours lmy playing witli a cord string or any small oloject at llancl. l'le lmas not clelinitely decided upon liis luture worlc. AA. l, 2. 3, 4: fjrcllcstru 1, 2. 3. 4: Bancl l, 2, 7. 4: Olltmliicvr Clulx 4: Class Baslcetlnall 4: President ol Outdoor Clulv 4, - .. 'S ' .. if 1, Jjgfln V 24 ec, ya, ' I5 .yi - vi- 'L L-' rw!-fe 4 ffl, , t l f f l I 5 . 937

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Jim, U EDITH M. 'HEPNER HepnerH 'Hepnern is a partial memloer of the commercial section in that she confines her interests to the bookkeeping course. But she is just as fortunate as We laecause she is talcing a c se in art and also in home economics. Since Eclithss ture plans include loeing a Waitress in a HGrancl Hotel, ff we are 'sure her domestic science will he of great help. Vve, the class, wish her lots of goocl luclc. A. A. I, 2, 3. 4: Girl Reserves 4: Class Athletics 3, 4: Glco Cluh 2, 4. A u '- s. . T I v - l sf' Nr '4'ci 'Atl 3,1,,.,fr -2 nv ' . , t r ' . 1,1 X' A ' f cl, , . BEI It LEE HAUPT Snuffy Betty Lee has been with us for only two years: however, during that time she became very popular with both girls fmostly juniors and sophomores, ancl looys. nsnullfyu spends part of her school time reacling poems. fVVe woncler who writes them., She is quiet, lout participates in most ol: our athletic activities. Betty is present at all haslcethall games: especially if a certain guard is playing. Betty expects to enter college after leaving Vvilson. We wish her tons of success. A. A. 3, 4: Girl Reserves 3. 4: Vice-President ol Girl Reserves 4: Art Cluh 3: Student Council 4: lnter-class Athletics 3, 4. lfi J441w1fQi!:y.NeC64L1sa4uaA,f J of DONAL5 E. HECKMAN Horse Horse is the speed lung of the class. His motto is, The Ford is my machine: I shall not want another. Donald is a varsity soccer player ancl surely can lciclc that hall. He is very ambitious,--Ho, Hum. Horses usually clon't have hloncl hair and blue eyes, but this one is an exception. Don Wants to go to Floricla to take up aviation. We wonder Why he pliclfs Florida? May he Hy high and write success in the s y. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Baselaall 2, 3: Soccer 2, 3. 4: Class Basketball 2. 3, 4: Hi-Y 3. 4: Shop I, 2, 3: Track 3: Hall Guarcl I, 2, 4: Volley Ball 2, 3, 4: Outdoor Cluh 2. CLARENCE R. HIESTER Glutz,' The careless clap-clap of plated heels accompanied lay a mysterious sense of mischief signifies the arrival of that uhearty-goocl-fellow, Glutz.H Clarence is one of the class's frequent visitors to the inner office, but he persists in coming up smiling. Although it has been predicted that his non- chalant air would avail him nothing, We see the arrow of success pointing toward UGlutzU and his hi-chemical en- gineering career. Goocl luck, Glutzl A. A. l, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club l, 2: Science' Cllulo 2, 3: Outdoor Cluh 4: Class Team 2, -1: Stage Hand 3. 4. -- .A ., U51 , j Wie, 1927