University of Wisconsin Oshkosh - Quiver Yearbook (Oshkosh, WI)

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QUIVER Top Row: Theodor?. Wayne N., Clifford. Harry. Xomian, Randall. Martin. Second Row: Myra, Ruby, Laura. Dorothy It., Helen. Kthcl. Third Row: Robert. Marion. May. Marion. Mary. Virginia, Margaret. Kllen. Xellore. Ruth. I'ourtli Row : Lyman. Waller, Kdgar. Carl. Mark. Chronicle of Current Events SEPTEMBER: 10 School opens. Did ja have a nice vacation? 11 Everyone fairly well acquainted with his new friends. 13 Officers of the School Society were nominated at the Junior High assembly. 23 Electioneering ceased. Officers were elected. Janet Rockwell elected to the honorable position of mayor. 26 So school. Everybody broke buying ice cream and hot dogs at the fair. OCTOBER: 7 First Junior High party of the year. Everyone enjoyed the dancing and Eskimo pies. Harry Winstanley made a good policeman. 9-10 Three cheers! no school. Wisconsin Teachers’ Convention at Milwaukee. Many make up their sleep. 13 7A French Party. Miss Marvin and Eleanor Schneider are the guests of honor. 2X Hallowe’en Party in the gym. A regular masquerade with plenty of fun and EATS. Janet and Virginia were lucky in taking prizes. 31 Kindergarten .Vs make rules for their slide. 7. Science Class gives a play ‘‘The Trial of Fire.” Miss Stone says farewell to the Training Department. 1925 ’•»

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QUIVER SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS CARL BERTRAM DONALD BOWKER FRANCES CO LI KN RAY DUNN HAROLD FORESTER HAROLD HELMS WEBSTER KRUEGER MYRTLE LANGE MURIEL MILLAR BERNICE MILLER CATHERINE O'CO.NNEL ISABELLA RUSCII CARL SCHULTZ EUNICE SMITH EDWIN ZENIZEK ' Received awards in 1924. MERITORIOUS SERVICE AWARDS CARL BERTRAM IX NALD B.OWKER FRANCES COLIEN ORVAI. DAVIES JEROME FLYNN IIAR LI HELMS ALMA LINK CATHERINE O'CONNELL EUNICE SMITH ALPIIEUS TRIGGS PAUL WRIGHT 1 925 32!

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QUIVER NOVEMBER: 10 Miss Lockwood arrives to take Miss Stone’s position. 21 SB’s give a dramatization of the story The Miraculous Picture. Fifteen dollars was made for the Welfare Fund. 7B's give a play “Pocahontas and Captain John Smith. 25 Tuesday a notable day for the Junior Highs. ”( n Plymouth Rock an operetta was presented by them in the auditorium. Good talent shown especially in EdwarJ Hart. 26 Audubon Society of the fourth and fifth grades met and decided to plant cherry trees near the bird bath. A double attraction for the robins. First grade had a Thanksgiving Party. DECEMBER: 10-31 No school. Scarlet fever epidemic and Christmas vacation. JANUARY: 5 All were back on the job ready to start the New Year right. All prepared to make up the work missed. 9 Lyman Lcvi tein's play When We Were Boys” was presented by the 8B boys at the assembly. 23 The last day of school for the SA’s. At the assembly the 8A’s were in charge. The girls gave a style show displaying their own dressmaking. The play “Ncver-the Less” was produced by three A’s. Finally the graduates received their sheepskins. 26 The sixth grade is rather French), for they gave a French Party. 27 Junior Highs had a party in the gym. The former 8A's were the guests. Good music and a .good time was enjoyed. FEBRUARY: 3 New semester starts. The 8B s become the dignified KA's. Mis Bradbury back at school was greeted by her friends. 2 Semi-annual nomination for the School Society officers. 12 Harry and Edgar do a little electioneering. 13 The first grade studied the usefulness of butter and served it. The fifth grade had a Valentine Party. One little girl had many Valentines, one at a time would be better for one so young. 17 The election was held. Edgar was elected by a narrow margin. 20 The eighth and seventh .grades enjoyed the pictures during the Geography period. Friday is a day looked forward to in Geography. 24 The Arrow was issued with an extra sheet giving the Constitution of the School Society. . Manager of the Arrow Virginia S.. Harry W., Carl I). 1925 ' » • S6