Ashland High School - Wawata Yearbook (Ashland, WI)

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WWW, W fer 194.2 Jam if-I-CCWZ Harry Anderson jean Anderson Leo Anderson Viola Anderson Phyliss Ashmun Mamie Ann Axness Norma Beckman Mary Blglowx Marjorie Binsheld Janice Carlson Lorraine Clark Frances Cuchra Rae Ellyn Dillon Myrtle Eossum Leonard Goldman Thomas Hadfield Pauline Hager Peggy Hahn john Hansen Jean Hardy William Harris Robert Hill Alice Jensen Linnea johnson Muriel johnson Lois Kunkel Barbara Kinney Zelda Kriskoxich Dorothy Lorscheter Rita MIIHNCIZ Ruth Nelson Vvola Nelson Eugene Newman Albert Nystrom Helen Papadaltis Llaxne Pedersen Helen Phllaya 1 i Doris Rahn Chnstine Raspotnick Dorothy Rikkola Barbara Rohow Sally Russell Ruby Saarx Ina Samuelson Ldith Schindler john Shea junior Sommer Alan Sterland Robert Strom Wauneta Taylor Carol jean Temby Lincoln Westman Evelyn Wilda Blaine Wilhelm Iames W1lman Patricia Winter Page 1 v , 1 f ' ' ' Roll bl Virginia Biss Elliot Latts Marilyn Snow

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Gawieniaf WG' The underclassmen can now look back on a successful year, packed with work and activities. The Juniors can be especially proud of their ac- complishments. As sponsors of the junior-Senior prom, they entertained utfvilffydiwn, rfwufcffqigi Ii3'i,fQ1,ffZ3ntzI wiiqwl president: R N I the Seniors at the major social event Sitrtn, secretary: amii1fT'AtiCchp'cSfdenf- -- at cws, clase fl? WV? Cufifidmf J A of the year, which took place on the evening of April 18. The theme was Someone's Rocking My Dreamboatf' with King Bob Wiberg and Queen Marjorie Provost helping to make it one of the best ever. As a re in ovation the juniors ordered their class ngs o that they would have them to we d ' g ' 61 Senior ai 4' i year. The Sophsf-Pre en, s also en- joyed some ' y e e ' ' gpakies throughout the year. ,SQ ,ya Us QV U. 'Q High on a windy hill, they Sophomore officers feel the effects of a March A breeze. CL, lo RJ: J. Schleker, secretaryg S. Wheeler, historian: A. Lee, vice president: D. Anderson, treasurerg and M. Jones, president. Mr. Pas, class adviser, is not pictured. : The cheerful aspects of their leaders predict great days ahead for the Preps. QL. lo RJ M. B strom treasurer' D Miller president' H johnson vice president' M Wilson historian' secretary: V. Fryklund, vice-presidentg and B. Fossum, president. P. Singer, secretaryg and Miss O Brien, class adviser. Page 27 Woman Suffrage, where art thou? The Freshmen ofhcers QL lo RJ F Grittner, historiang J. Wicks, treasurerg D. Haltvick