Amery High School - Amerian Yearbook (Amery, WI)

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LUCILLE XVARNER She acts just as she ought. Clee Club I 1 Home Economics 2, 3: Pep IQGAA. 3. RLIBY HIANE VOLGREN l'm a little prairie flower, growing wilder every hour. G.A.A. I, zg Clee Club I, 2, 31 Declamatory I, 2, 3. KIeIxNE'I'II BRLNER l'm slow but Ill get there yet FFA. 2. 3: Football 2, 3. LESLIE Hxxsknws If school life is liberty - give me death, Basketball I, 2, 3 Q Football I, 2. 3' Baseball I, 2. ' XVILLARD Kjasmn Only weeds grow tall. Cwlee Club 2, F.,-XA. 2, 3. HARLAN PE'IERsoN Do thy duty that is best, Leave unto thy Lord the rest, ,lEANIi'I'IE SIMONSON Seen but not often heurti. Glee Club I. 3, Home Economics 1. 3. ORIN V-'oI,IJ All great men are dying, Antz' I'm not feeling so url! mx-self Choir I, 2, 3, Football I. 1. 3. Clee Club I, 2, 3: Basketball I. z. Page 24 HOWARD CIORTY His aim was only to amuse. GERHART Haxkia On their own merit modest men are dumb, Basketball 31 F.F.A. 33 Entered from New Richmond 3. XlARK KERR Himself alone 5 none other he resembles. LA NYERN E THOMPSON The more I see of women - the more I like cats. Basketball I, 2, 3, Football I, 2. 3, Baseball I, 2, BIQRI-gxica XNVEIBIS If she will, she will, and if she wont she wont Clee Club I, 2. 3, Pep I,C.A..-X 2. 3. Goizoox Xhllzllil-.Rl A toiler. a worker among men Baseball I, Basketball 2. GLADYS XVILSON To be seen but not heard. Home Economics 1, 3, ANNE YATES Whatever anyone does or says I must be good. Glee Club I, 2. 3: G.A.A. 31 Piano Solo 2, 3 Xlfxnyix GEIIRMAN Let the girls go on their wayg For me they really needn't stay. Baseball I, 22 Basketball I, 2, 31 Foot- ball I, 2, 3. VIOLET jENsEN Laugh and the world laughS with YOUR Glee Club I, 2, 33C AA. 3 , Home Eco- nomics 2. HowARD LINDGREN I'm so busy doing nothing. I have time for nothing else, PAUL XVILHELM I'm not really as bashful as I seem. Entered from Baldwin 3. lXlYR'Il.li 'l'IIoMPsoN High school days have their delights, But they cant compare with high school nights U .IX .N 3, Home Economics 2. ll Pep I. Clee Club I

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Front Row: Geneva Simons, Iona Wilson, Francis Quinn, Olga XVenberg, Froydis Myhrwold, Ethel Green, Marjory Bloomquist, Barbara jones, Agnes Kurchinske, Ferne Nelson, Eva fylartinson, Mill Hanson, Advisor. Second Row: Verle Bergren, Lorraine Gunderson, Gladys johnson, Amy Bottolfson, Maecille Fvlettler, Ruth Erickson, Lorraine Kclrusch, Ethel Munson, Pendora Starrup, Katharine Guanella, Gloria Christenson, Charlotte Morrison. Third Row: Robert Gomsrud, Boyd Mattson, Alfred Granum, Robert Lynch, XVilired Kuhl, Frank Ploszaj, Harold Porter, Clayton Schwalen, Dale Fox, Kenneth Brodt, Harold Grewe. Sophomore Class Tuesday, September 8, saw a group of sophisticated people, hardly recognizable as the Freshmen of last year, resume our roles as a part of Amery High. Our appearance was dignified, and rightly so, for were yce not Sophomoresg no longer green, but experienced in the ways of our world? And now to set upon the task of browbeating the lowly Freshmen who had taken our humble places! Miss Hanson, our class advisor, called a class meeting to elect officers, and incidently, to get plans under way for the initiation party. The following officers were chosen: President, Alfred Granum, Vice-President, Laurence Hedlund, Secretary, Kenneth Framsted, Treasurer, Margaret jerdee. A committee was appointed which planned a party immensely enjoyed by all. QWe hopeb This Spring we Sophomores have been busily racking our brains for ways and means of raising money for next year. Taking our lesson from the juniors, we have decided that we canlt be too soon in planning for the expenses we'll have to bear when we are in their boots. Now one more year at Amery High is about ended and next year will find us juniors. May the other two years be as enjoyable as have been the preceding ones. Front Roux' Della Layng, Emily Sather, Carol Behling, Verna Siltberg, Charlotte Kurchinski, Clara Mae Sindelar, Lorraine Peterson, Evelyn johnson, Grace Williams, Elsie Peterson, Lillian Peterson. Doris Peterson, Gertrude Nlorrison, Dorothy Selvig, Luella Nacey. Second Roux' Betty Rich, Margaret jerdee, Helen Overgaard, Catherine Vieter, Jean Berglund, Viola Peterson, Alyce Byl, Elvira Warner. Louise Gust, Bernice Olin, Helen Gustafson, Donald Thompson, Robert Rich, Glen Winger, Lester Swanson. Third Rau-: Yvonne Olsen, Lorraine Hallman, Helen Chelberg, Gertrude Rochford, Helen Hanson, Myrtle Cook, lxlildred Field, Carl Warner, Vincent Carlson, Alvin lwlillerman, Lawrence Ziegler, Alder Larson, Melvin Carlson Nlorman Benson, XYillard Lee. Fourth Row: lvlorma Gordon, lvlavis Alm, Grace Ellis, Earl Iverson, jimmy Kraska, Lawrence Hedlund, Lee Dosch, Robert Wiekert, -john Linder, Kenneth Framsted, George Haium, Archie Spurrell, Carl Johnson, Sammy Lien. Page zo