Ashland High School - Wawata Yearbook (Ashland, WI)

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Top ROXN'-iXf1ARGARET GEHLAAR, HEl.EN IXJOORE, MARGARET RAPPI, EDNA LEHTO, XVILLIAM IQELLOGG, HENRY HAGENE, LYLE HOYER, .ALLAN GORDON. Second Row-CI ARA BELSKY, IONE STASEK, ALICE TAST, CECELIA TONISH,-IJOHANNA WYzLIG, LEMPI IRIVELA. INGRID JUONI, EDVVARD ROGERS. Third ROW-ROSE RASP0l.lC, LUCY ARCONVICZ, BEATRIGE CARLSON, ELAINE BERG, IV1.-XRY PLANT, MARY El,lZABETH SMITH, VIOLET PARKER. ALBIN MARTINSON, GARFIELD CARLSON, IQENNETH ALBRIGHT, Fourth ROW-RUTH IAASON, BERNADELL CARLSON, MAXINE ASPLUND, MINSA GOLDEERG, VIvIAN ERICKSON, LORRAINE ENGERRITSON, JANE TORSRUD, STAvY BARTOSIEWICZ, JANE BERESFORD, ESTHER SANDIN, DONALD BAYLISS, LEONARD WEIP LUND, ROBERT HALvERsoN, ALVIN HAGSTROM, EUGENE BOYLE, Fifth Row-J EAN KAMM. BEATRICE HOLSBO, IXJARIEJENSEN, HA:EL HAGSTRON1, FLORENCE PEACY. EDITH WESTMAN, AGNES MARTINSON, MATILDA MASKO, BE1'rY NOTTON, Lois BARTHOLMEXV, CARL WESTRING, ROBERT BLOOMOUIST, CLARENCE NVILDA, ERNEST TORGESON, ROBERT STENAK, ROGER BLGOMQUXST, PAUL STONEMAN, ROBERT HANSON. Sixth ROW'-iNllAR- ,IORIE DILLON, RUTH EDW'ALL, MARGARET SHEVELAND, BEULAH SPOOLMAN, EILEEN SCHINDLER, PEARL BAw- DEN, ESTHER HAFSTAD, RAI PH JOHNSON, GEORGE IXJAINVALD, JOHN OLSON, DALE BYSTROM, XVOODRONV SHARP, Seventh ROW'-KATHERINE HAGSTROM, DOROTHY PUFALI., LORRAINE GIESE, Lois HAEFS, SICNE JOHNSON, MARIE HOLM, ELEANOR BAIRD, FREDRICK GUSTAFSON, LENARD LANE, BOB LEWIS. ARTHUR FELL- MAN, ARTHUR JOHNSON, ROBERT JONES, GORDON SANDSTROM, JAMES HOGAN Ei hth Row-ANNABELLE HENDRICKSON. IONE JACOESON, DOROTHY STALEY, VIVIAN ALBERTSON, LORRAINE SEHE, BILLY HOMSTED, IXAELVIN ERIGKSON, FRANK KUCINSKI. RIOHARD BECKER, ROBERT ANDERSON Ninth Row--EDITH BEECHER BET-rY BAYLlSS,gEANNE iVlATHEXVS, JANET iX'1C.ARTHUR, NAIARION SINRUD. ANITA XVITZKE, BETTY MILLS, JOHN FORSS, LEROY AREY, i'l0LTON GIESE, JAMES DYER, LOREN DUSENBURY, SHERMAN YANKEE, DEWAYNE FRAZIER, JAMES HOCHSTAEL, HARRY LEIDENBERG. Tenth Row--VERNICE YXAYRBEN, LLWERNE CESI-QE, FLORENCE FUNK, ELSIE KRALIOLIS, MILDRED X ERVlLLE, BFRNICE SELVIG, TOM MALLORY, TI-IURE ANDERSON, JTOHN KURILLA, XVILLIAM ALLEN, HUGH BLAKE, HAROl,D IQLEMMER, Eleventh Row---VIVIAN JOHNSON, MAY RASIER, EVELYN GOULET, iX11ARY JANE BENTLEY, MILDRED ANGELOW, MARY JEAN ANNO, JUNE SCHILLING, BEATRICE SELvIG,JEANNE SCHOENIKE, DON KONKOI.. EARLJOHNSON, AARON PETERsON,JAcK ALQUIST, STAN- LEY RUSSELL, BRADLEY BJORK, RICHARD FARLEY, RUDOLPH OPATIK, ROBERT ARSENEAU. TENTH GRADE We, the class of '36, entered A. H. S. in 1932 as the greenest of green freshmen, but by the end of the first semester we had acquired a great deal of knowledge and were no longer green , During our Freshman year we were represented in many of the various organizations throughout the school. In 1933 we enrolled as Sophisticated Sophormoresf' and elected the followirag class officers: President-Lorraine Engebritsong Vice President-Robert Lewis, Secretary- arl Westringg Treasurer-Marie Holm. We started the year in right by having Garfield Carlson as a sub on the football team. None of our members were on the basketball team, but watch them next year. The girls also did their part in athletics by participating in captain ball, volley ball, and basketbal . Besides being represented in athletics, we have members in various other organizations: Glee Clubs, Band, Tri Luci, G. A. A., and on the Wawata Staff we are represented by Marie Holm, Beatrice Holsbo, Jean Kamm, Richard Farley, and Robert Lewis. Now past the half-way mark the class of '36 is entering on a broader field of expansion and of preparing to assume a leading position in the activities of the school. 020 020 Page Nineteen

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Top ROW'-SrXl.l.X' TOmRINs, JEAN XVALTON, LORRAINE OIEN, GRETCHEN GRIGSEY, TVTARION THoMPsoN, BEN KlRKl.ESKl, KENNETH GRAHER, AUKTUST MAAS, SHELDON LEE, ARDON SAUNDERS, RAY PFLANZER. Second RUNN'-HEl.EN JEAN TDLANT, ALICE OLsEN, DOROTHY DENNIS, JEAN TODD, Gl,ADYS LEMIEUX, ANNA FIEXVMAN, PAT GAY, EYERETT ERIcKsoN, ARTHUR SCHAEFFER, RAl.PH HANSON, Wll.LIAbi KLEMRIER, ETXRI. STROSHANE, XVILBUR PHILAYA Third ROW-DOl.ORES ANDERSON, EMMA GILsDoRE, MARY GUsNIEwsRI, LAURA MCKIN- NON, DOROTHY Biss, ARLENE J OHNsoN. JUNE BYSTROM, ORl..N THIEDE, MARGARET STADI ER, ANTON SECI-IEN, RODNEY W IIEOREK, XVILLIAM CYXRLEY, ARTHUR RAHN. Fourth Row-ANNA TODY, TVTARGARET NEEDHAM, -IOHANNA HrXTTSTAEDT, HEI EN METZDORE, LILLIAN XVILCOX, EMILY Boas, CLARA OLsEN,lJxoYcE PAULSON, GRACE SAXE, ARDATH GIESE. OTTO LINK, HAROLD REITEN, LANVRENCE LEAFBLAD. Fifth ow-FLORENCE WESTBERG, NORA KYLE, l'lll.JA NIEMI, ALICE HALTXVICK, Lois REVOLINSRI, LUCILLE SCHOENIKE, AILE NEI,- SON, GERTRUDE XVILCOX, ESTHER FLECK, HENRY MARTINsON,cJ'AcK CATE, ROBERT x!lCTOR, CARL SCHELLIN. Sixth Row-MARGARET FRANZEN, ANNA DVORAK, THEREsA ALLIK, ANNA FLIsEcK, VICTORIA TADEVICH, EVELYN TROGAN, l'IEl.EN POPE, MYRTLE l'lEINZE, TVTAURICE THENO, MARCO HECIMOVICH, C1.IEFoRDJoIINsoN. ROBERT WRIGHT, XVALLACE XVICKMAN, GORDON MCGRAW, DONALD HEGG, PHIL FULLER, ROY lVl0DlN, BURTON JENSEN. Seventh Row-ALICE HAGSTROM, ANNE ROHN, BERNES ANDERSON, MARY YONROVICH, VIRGINIA HENDERSON, PHYLLIs PETERSON, DOROTPIY GUNDERSON, LORRAINE IXNDERSON, NITA VRANEs, XVILLIAM SEEs- TROAI, THOMAS LAMPSON, WALLACE STROM, JOHN HOEFT, RICHARD GUSTAFSON, BILLIE DAHL, CIARENCE TROGAN, ADOLITH KAMM, NEIL WALW'ORTH, ANTHONY CHX :1TIK, GEORGE BLOOMOUIST, ROBERT BAssETT, XVOODROXN' RHELVAN, ROBERT XVEST, EUGENE KONTNY, LESLIE BEx, KENNETH JOHNSON, FELIX XNOJCIK, JNAYNE SGHOCR, STEINER OLSEN. Bottom ROW'-ARl.ENE BROTEN, LUELLA KORZELIUS, MARY MILLER, ELSIE ANDERSON, VIVIAN JENSEN, LOUISE OLSEN, MARCELLA TOEIN, ROBERT BORST, JOHN JOYCE, BOB SUMMERS, txl EIN JOHNSON, FELIX SOBOTKA, EARI. TEMEY, FREDOLlNE TQUDERNACK, ROBERT BAYl.lSS. ELEVENTH GRADE NVe, the claw of 1935, are still climbing the Ladder of Knowledge. Judging from the large percentage of Juniors in the Operetta, Glee Clubs, Choir, Band, and Orchestra, you can see we are musically inclined. NVith Benny Kirkleski as president: Bob Summers, vice president: lvlarco I-Iecimovich, Secretary, Sally Tomkins, treasurerg and Grace Saxe as historian, we ought to go a long way. On the XVawata staff we have Gretchen Grigsby, Johanna l-Iatzstaedt, Richard Gustafson, and the G. A. A. and Tri Luci have their share Of Juniors. This fall, soon after school settled down, you could see our boys out for football plugging away on the gridiron, do you know how many were Juniors? They were Jack Cate, Benny Kirkleski, Maurice Theno, Henry Idartinson, Wallace Strom, and Neal XValworth. When basket- ball season rolled around, Junior boys made up the majority of the team. The Junior party was held on April 6 in the gym. The evening was spent in playincg games and dancing. Refreshments were served in the Cafeteria, which was arranged like a afe. Preparing for the last lap, just watch us next year! Q Q 0,0 0,0 Page Eighteen

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I First ROW'-ELEANOR INENVMAN, JUNE GAREY, GRACE lVlAETKE, SHIRLEY FULLER, AGNES I-IOLM, LEONARD NELSON, EvERE1-r MONROE, RALPH FIRMINHAC, GEORGE MAHONEY, MII.TON SENZIG, EDXVARD REN'0LlNSKl. Second ROW--XIIVIAN JOHNSON. ELSIE JOHNSON, VALERIA GUSNIEXVSKI, MARGARET LEAEBLAD, GEORGIANA SZARKOYNSKI, JAMES WILSON, ARTHUR HEGLUND, JAMES QLAINN. Third Row-JEANETTE BYSTROM, LUCY TORDEUR, MURIEL LIMIEUX, DOROTHY STEPHENSON, ANN LERASKY, HOLLY REYNOLDS, ERNESTINE MAI- wALD, XIIOLA HALYERSON, HELEN VISKOE, MARION GILBERTSON, MARJORY ANNO, ESTHER BHIRR, RUTH CARLSON, MARJORY lVl0RRlSON, ALFRED ANDERSON, ARNOLD AASEN, TOM GALLIOAN, HAROLD ALVERSON, GAREIELD MAT-I-SON. Fourth Row-RUTH PERNIER, JOYCE STROMBERG, HELEN ERICKSON, JEAN liANEEN. LII.Y GUSTAFSON, VIOLET PETERSON, IRENE PROVOST, EINER MARTINSON, GORDON GILBERT, AAMES TREL- FORD. GODFREY lX'lACDONALD, l lARTl,AND MORAN, DONALD TYNDALL, WENDELL FRICK, Fifth OW1GRACE TOMLINSON. GERTRUDEANNGALL, ELIZABETH BASSEORD, ALBINA BARON, EDITH CALIPBELL, CZORINNE FOR- STER, LOIS JOHNSON, MARTHA BOBB, NATHAN NELSON, WILLARD LEE, ROBERT SHORT, KENNETH WILSON, CLEON KULL. Sixth ROW'-ZORA TADEYICH, INA NELSON, MARGARET CHRISTENSON, JEAN FULTON, ANN SMILES, DORIS IX4.-XETKE. NVAYNE HOPKINS, LYMAN UPTHEGROVE, EDWARD KORzILIUS, ROBERT UECKE, RAY- MOND PREMO. Seventh ROW'-EUNICE PENNEBECKER, IMOGENE THOMSON, MARY MCBAIN, MARGARET MICHALETS. NELLIE TEMBY, LUCILLE SOBOTKA CULYER DANZ, XVALTER HODGKINS, GLENN PAULSON, RUDOLPH OSREDHAR, JOHN GREHN, JOHN SHARP. Eighth Row-JESSIE STADLER, ESTHER TROGAN, LOR- RAINE YANKEE, LILIAN SCHXVIESONV, RUTH MAGNUSON, ANNE BIGLOW, Lois BI AKE, DOROTHY MERSY, ROBERT WESTMAN, HERMAN MAIWALD, W ILLARD BI'IzER. TONY MOTIL, DONALD OLBY, ALBERT JOHNSON. Ninth Row-J EAN MCROY, MARGARET HOEFT, CZONSTANCE BECKER, LOIS STROSHANE, VIOLET ARMSTRONG, MAY BELLE TOBIN, BERNICE ROHN, HELEN RONSKEY, GEORGE DARREY, FRANCIS ANDERSON, RALPH CASPERSON, IISSIN DOLEYS, WALTER KEGAL, HARRY PEACY, ALLEN ICETTINGER. Tenth Row-MARIE VAN GUILDER, ROTHY HATTSTAEDT, MARY PEARSON, SHIRLEY HENDERSON, HELEN JONES, VIvIAN LUDACK, BERNICE GRAY, ROBERT HATCH, DONALD MA1'rIS, SCOTT EVANS, KENNETH HANTEN, WALTER MACIEJ ESKI, LAWRENCE STELTz, FRANECBEESLEY, VERNON SCHROEDER. Bottom ROXW'-BETTY WVILCOX, CORINNE WRIGHT, PHY1.LIS JENSEN, CECII, GOLDBERG, RICHARD XVILCOX, LLOYD PRAY, ROY PETERSON, ROBERT HILL, THOMAS TROM- BLEY, STANLEY SCHENCK, ROBERT lX'1OLIS. NINTH GRADE From all the noise and hubbub in the enrollment room at the beginning of the school year, one would think something unusual was bound to happen, but it is all explained by the fact that the Freshmen were just enrolling. What else can you expect from a bunch of fresh Freshmen? lt has always been that way. With Ivirs. Staley as Our class adviser, we have been doing nicely through the year. We are proud to say that the ninth graders are well represented in the band, orchestra, glee clubs, choir, G. A. A., and Wawata staff, and that we even have a member on the School basketball team, Bob Short, and our Own class president plays on the football squad. Our president is Ed Re- volinski, vice president, Agnes Holmg secretary, Bob Short, and treasurer, Georgiana Szarkowski. We had our class party on April 20, surprisingly late in the year for such an enthusiastic group, but of course all the other classes had theirs first. It was a little kids' party, and a real picnic seeing all the boys in knee pants and big ties, and the girls with hair ribbons or bonnets On. Q20 Q20 Page Twenty