Antigo High School - Hi Light Yearbook (Antigo, WI)

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F?-,422 212521816 G 1826 'Tia , 44.1 XY! I.I.l. A Ms MFKHNNA FLATLEY I I I'NlIlIINll'lR SENIOR CLASS EDXVIN XVILLIAMS ---- Pr'CSfdCV2I MARJORXE MCKENNA Vice-President MARIE FLATLEY - - Secretary OSCAR UTNEHMER Treasurer When we, the Class of '26, entered in l922, we were perhaps as green as the rest, but time has changed us: we are now the dignified seniors. The whole school body knows the history of our class, but just to refreshzyour mind on this subject. we will review it for you. The best football team produced in the last four years was honored with eight mem- bers of our class, who helped us win second place in the conference. Three of our members represented our class on the high school basketball team: a senior captain led each team. The senior girls' basketball team captured the championship for three years, while the boys' team carried off high honors for two years. ln baseball. the senior boys won first place for three years. But outside of the athletic teams, the senior class was well represented. In debate, al- though we lost the class contest in our junior year, we refer you to the present class of '27 as to the results of this year's debate. In triangular debate we were well represented by three members of our class. Our class representatives carried off tirst and second place in the extemporaneous speaking contest. In declamatory, a member of our class received first place in the district contest. In our junior year we staged the best prom in thc history of the school. All in all. we feel our four years in high school were very successful, and although we don't like to hand ourselves any bouquets, we hope we may gracefully say that we have done our share in building one of the best high schools in the state. -JO MCCORhilCK, WlI-LIANlS, Class of IN r lurvri ons

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GRADUATE l l v1oLA GREENING Sensible, self-possessed people do things quietly and efficiently. EDGAR GIBBONS Enjoy life, ere it's fled. For when you die you're a long time dead. ELIZABETH SCHACHER Tho' quiet by nature, she's brimful of fun: Her happy smiles many friends have won. ALLEN RYLAND He oft has burned the midnight oil, But never, I auer, was it in toil. CLARA FRONEK Better three hours too soon than a minute too late. DONALD FILIATREAU Here is a man to himself has said: l have many things to do before l am dead. LEILA DREW She was standing on the corner: She was turning on her toes: She pulled out her compact and powdered her nose. WI-ZNTX'-TWO